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N3yN3tffPcM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3yN3tffPcM | Resuming India’s Inclusive Growth Strategy | hello good afternoon it's afternoon in India with the welcome to everybody was joined us from different parts of the world thanks for taking time without to boost us you know on Monday my name is Alec Asia I'm senior editor with the economic name I welcome you to this discussion on resuming India's inclusive growth strategy at the Horace's India meeting 2020 today I have the honor of chairing a distinguished panel so let me just introduce you to the panelists initially we have a low Chaturvedi the professor in our universities Krannert Graduate School of Management and Department of Computer Sciences is also the founder chairman and CEO of CEO lexing which is a modeling and simulation company located in Purdue Technology Park he is the technical lead for the US Department of Defense's sentient world simulation project that's a lot for you you do we have been given is the founder and CEO of a BS Institute in Vietnam Vinny has about 15 years experienced business management he's also associate professor of Finance at qvs University and an editorial review board member of the Journal of Megan academic research we have Sandeep karate Sandeep is the serial is a serial entrepreneurs is the founder and CEO of biology Corp the us's and is working on nanoscale biosensors for aerosolized corona virus detection detection in crowded indoor shared spaces so very critical today you know like airplanes and hospitals and he has led and globally collaborated on hard science problems in aerospace Public Safety remote sensing life sciences and medical applications for more than 30 years at NASA and multiple startups we have Morley bucha Putnam Morley is also a serial entrepreneur is today the chairman of foxy technologies he now focuses efforts on the skilling company which is a workforce development company based out of Hyderabad the company enables unemployed youth with bootcamp model and captive employment it's also one of the founding partners of the National Skills Development Corporation and finally we have non Kishore Hari Kumar sure is the CEO and founder of cybersecurity startup techne sankt Lancashire is an engineer turned entrepreneur startup is backed by iit Mundy data Security Council of India India accelerator program and global accelerator network thank you all gentlemen for joining us in this debate today I welcome all of you and welcome to all our audience as well I just said a short context because we don't have much time so we start context from me and then we'll dive into the discussion straightaway you know the kovat 19 pandemic as we all know it's a once in a century kind of phenomenon but that does not give us any relief you know once in a century means we should not relax it's quite the opposite actually Kovach 19 is not only taking lives literally but it is also striking at live loads you know of a large chunk of the world's population the most impacted are the poor the pandemics impact you know it continues it's not it's not God over it's far from over you know we have no clue where the seafloor is and how long it will take us to get back to the surface it's just continues to strike deeper and deeper you know India's GDP growth it looks set to provide the worst performance outlook in a very long time you know the State Bank of India has predicted a contraction of 6.8 percent in FY 21 others such as crystal Goldman Sachs Nomura are expecting contraction of 5% and there are many others who are expecting pretty much similar kind of fall in performance as much as 10% of the GDP in real terms could be permanently lost some expert field that's quite scary isn't it so the point is when the GDP growth is plummeting like that like a stone you know why are we sitting here and talking about inclusive growth especially at a time you know when the poor and the marginalized are facing a lot of challenges you know some of them seem to be on someone in some on tables you know in making their ends meet taking care of their health in some cases in India we have seen what challenges they faced and actually even reaching home right so it's a major crisis but so why we are we talking about inclusive growth when there are bigger problems at play actually we should all be talking about inclusive growth because without in if equitable growth you know societies would hit for chaos and economic growth can only be sustained if there is strong cutable growth you know in an inclusive manner so the bigger question that we have to debate here is has Co wit 19 you know set inclusive growth in India and other parts of the world back as it set us back by years and decades or is there some light at the end of this dark tunnel and we are fortunate to have with us yet today people you know panelists from Vietnam from the USA and from India so we look at we look at generally broadly and also into these countries to see what lessons are there for each other so I'll start with the you know opening thoughts I would invite all the panelists to give opening thoughts you know let's keep some short speech and you know like we discussed in the preheated debate we should keep this interactive but first two minutes opening shots from everybody we'll start with you a look thank you and it's a it's a pleasure to join this August group here on this panel so good afternoon everybody in India and good morning to everybody in the US and so you know Corbett has created a real opportunity for it for everyone I'm an eternal optimist so I look at it as an opportunity so you know what ghovat has done it has reset the world economy and by setting the Reaver resetting the world economy means that you know we have an opportunity to redesign the way we have been doing things in the past so we have to get away from the standard consumption based economy which was created by by the Western models and so these models essentially has deteriorated into something like you know people produce to produce and to loot exploit and profit consume and waste loot and scoot so these have been the models which has been widely used and it has really created a huge gap between the rich and up and and the rest so what has been happening the trends have been that in the last five to seven years even in the US there has been a lot of repatriation of manufacturing jobs coming back to to insurers so when the job globalization was at its peak even in the United States 50,000 plant closures happened since the turn of this century and over five million jobs were lost so this has created a huge disparity and especially in the Midwest so something different had to be done and so so I as started an institute at Purdue University is called Institute for social empowerment through entrepreneurship and knowledge and the idea there is how we can get into this excute inclusive entrepreneurship and this inclusive entrepreneurship has to be very different so if you look at entrepreneurship there are different layers of entrepreneurship and in India primarily I mean India is an entrepreneurial country and the number of organized jobs are much less so at the lowest level the Entrepreneurship is livelihood based then above that there's skills based then above that there's needs-based and then comes the more traditional entrepreneurship which we talk in the West and so those are knowledge-based and then obviously certain spots breaking entrepreneurship so through the discussion will go more over that but the concept here is that how can you use a platform or platform based inclusive entrepreneurship and by creating that platform and again I'll talk more about that platform based based entrepreneurship so how can you make it inclusive how can you bring in people who have been left behind to create a situation where it is not easier for them to to start a new company and then become a part of the global economy so I will stop there and and then you know no we will continue our discussion around these concepts thanks a look in fact we'll come back to you on the platform model you know it sounds interesting I'll come to bill now bill given from Vietnam your opening comments please hello this is booming and and we see how the government energy including roads in Vietnam they get they managed we are the policy if they want the policy any provinces improve disease being and then they said are the present gotta Rachel Robbins said that you came off of zero tax income so invite the foreign investor they come there for a simple timing problems they invite Sam some compression smooth that had to be here invest seven billion yes and over there to be ball therefore parts because in the Ragman province it amount inhaler people some people to self twelve something they're not so in order to improve the errors they invite terms of their you the claim over their produce cellphone and then create the tough for the D borrow their so now over there you be better than other provinces and as you see same would be 5% companies emit nama SMA super SMA when I say super maybe they're two people in the first or maybe five even your firm's 95% so you do to the traffic 19 and then they want to have the SMB owners they just want the policy de fátima same income tax will produced this year for the SME commandest in order to have the Tennessee SME I wanna have servants in cash flow to to improve their business and then you see if the SME from beef you buy the right end the B bottom of Gatling up and then the saucers society will be better and then later on they go up and they improve the sales and then they paint the budget to the gamma thank you thank you you said 30 percent income tax has been allowed for SMBs is that right pay zero this year they did in composite there was the normal income tax rate 30 percent if it has that regular 20 percent and this year happy person not as me route 13 beside that one failed regular person but this year will be touching my said that point 3 so I want to you have it that's right bill thank you it's a good strategy you can discuss that in more detail to come to morally your opening thoughts hi ok thank you thank you everyone who has joined us on this panel to hear our thoughts on the inclusive growth as allocation mention in introducing me I am into the workforce development prior to that I used to run a soft engineering company out of Virginia USA so I have a bit of a technology background as well as the social entrepreneurship background lack of better word right for me yes between this Cove in 1900 mana allocation in it saddens me extremely given the millions of migrants right who has been were being pushed out of the the the corporate world the metropolitan cities of India and I think that has affected quite a bit of both on the construction site on the industrial side and as well as the the migrant work beside itself so if there is a strategy which could be allowed and I I think few of the states are now looking at doing a skill mapping or a skill competency analysis of the local talent that is available in the various districts in various punch heights especially in the states of Bihar on the Pradesh with a jackal where the migrant labor is of a higher magnitude and see if you could allow the small and medium enterprises to foster in such areas I think we could see it a lot more inclusive growth and I do expect the travel back of this migrant labor back to the the cities where they are left but I think it will take us at least about 12 to 15 months is that's my feeling in this 12 to 15 months if institutions like natural scale development cooperation ministry of skilled OLAP and entrepreneurship Ministry of Rural Development can come together and come with the schemes in which the inclusive growth becomes the priority and agenda where workforce development becomes the key mantra I think we will see a a huge strategy for the inclusive growth that's where I would leave it for right now and I would like to dwell upon more than we come along thank you morally in fact interesting thought you know one of the things that I always think about is if the migrant labor is being encouraged to stay back and not you know go back to the cities where they've come back from what happens to the industry in the cities who need the migrant labor it's maybe that's a question we can take up during there because there are a lot of like construction I was talking to a real estate company couple of days ago and they're saying you know our migrant player labor workforce that we need to build a building we're down to about thirty percent of what we need so we need about 1200 people we got about 300 or 400 people right now so it is severely hampering those industries so you know we keep talking about the ill effects of migration and the one chaos that it causes but now we are beginning to realize that there are some benefits also to it there are lots of benefits to it and the fact that if these migrant labor actually don't go back to the cities it creates a new set of problems right so we'll come to that I'll now come to Sandeep karate your opening location so I believe actually that the window and the opportunity for inclusive growth for India is probably the strongest at this point or you know it's almost getting there and the reason is that I sat as I mentioned a number of sessions today right and I saw in all the panels basically three themes emerged so it's not just an accident two topic on our opinion and this basically firstly is there's consensus that you know the entire composition and the contributors to the India's GDP growth is actually skewed you know there is at least till the covert there's very large growth but the participation and the benefits are uneven secondly as dismal and you know terrible the covert have been the health consequence is the casualties we seeing in many parts of the world but it is also a real opportunity again for a reset a redistribute at least a redistribution of activities in some way then there is rebuilding that's going to come whether we insist fact of life and also what we've seen is that what's already started is perhaps the strongest policy response to globally including in India you know it's it both in terms of policy in terms of what's being done for the poorest of the poor and under the fairly strategic orientation you know for a long time this has been a priority but I I think the policies are now really geared to support it and then the third part is you know which is in terms of as we reposition our inter self-reliance focus on rebuilding the the infrastructure and I and I think for a cure the sustainable future and as you mentioned in fact I'm only in a touch the whole part of the worst migration in a way which which could be seen is a terrible human problem let's not deny that but but but it is now created again you know or I call a ready workforce that the which is already trained which is already working and jumpstart I'm sure it'll dovetail very sort of in the platform that looks gonna talk about it so let's take just you know as a step back again and take the statistic so just we get a reality of what we're really dealing with here right the fact is that again despite our growth our ranking on all the what I call the human development indices the very low hundred twenty-eight or 189 you know below on the World Economic Forum's inclusion in Jack so social Progress Index the lowest in the brain those are terrible terrible statistics given given given the the educated workforce we have and how entrepreneurial you know the generally the Indian talent pool is do the real numbers and I think the a and also what a you know what's made the parody worse is the distribution of the labor force right we look at it seventy to eighty percent of the actual labor force so far have been in what's called the informal economy is this a cliche but it's a you know people working in these day-to-day jobs insecure with low productivity but most importantly there is no incentive for their employers to really train them right even if you know folks like you only set up hundred centers you know somebody has to really be the championing a model in government putting money for Center and so so it is just just that this a large part of you know you have a labor force in this informal economy the reverse migration so suddenly you you got you've got the human asset to jumpstart it and I think the other particular part is which is as the world map is redrawn the fact is that Coast covent the supply chain is going to be redrawn and the world is already moving towards one plus one window if it's gonna be China the the big pole then there's a room for other countries so huge huge supply chain it's not a zero-sum game there are a lot of room for a number of players to come in and they will all over the world you know between Latin America Southeast Asia Africa but but but but this pie is large enough at least from India to again take a sizable n should be you know disappointing if it does it so so the supply chain and the logistics be definition is combined with this reimagining of the businesses so so it is again I think things are right for inclusive growth and the one part that I would like to mention here is what I've seen in the US you know it's easy to say inclusive growth you want the rural workforce to start train start getting in high-tech job but somebody has to invest somebody can put the dollars but the skill set really doesn't come in and what I've seen in the u.s. is for example you know supply chain is so important and so distributed so large complex Boeing's of the world Lockheed GM big invest amend ously in creating this massive supply chains so a large part of the mentoring and the tech and the knowledge transfer and the people have actually come from large private enterprises you don't have too many a public right and I think so the in India what it is against there are large private enterprise but huge public and I I think it's you know the one part which is not missing in the paradigm is these enterprises actually stepping in the mentoring role somebody have to train them so I conclude by saying I think as I see there is an opportunity the demographic mix is really right and it's more skills and skills not gonna draw from the sky you know it's really a skill strategy then the government backing it infrastructure so that's how I see right thank you Sandeep for your opening thoughts all very interesting thoughts and wonder you know in terms of the supply chain when you talk about global supply chains and in China like you rightly said you know the major player in all sorts of global supply chains and both Vietnam and India you know Bill is here and we are all here are also competing for large chunks of global supply chain it's how that ties into inclusive growth is something that we'll have to say you know discuss it the last speaker non cash over at come to you for your opening thoughts and then we'll open up for some more questions thank you location all other panelists good evening from India so India is always a diversified country and like all other panelists that we have the best opportunity in front of us but again coming back to the informal economy that is what worries us a lot it's not the first time the informal economy was on a hit it was hit when the demoralization happened the most affected category same with the GST implementation they are there another drawback happened for them because GST directly impacted most of the business due to his pure implementation and now when it comes to the same Kuwait pandemic they are the one who most suffered and rightly as Sandeep said when no one has stepped in for upgrading their skills so most of us cry for not creating jobs because India's a youth population is really discontent with not creating jobs even though we are have we have many startups coming up every now and then we have startup missions at crossing or operating across the states but jobs are not being created so I do believe even though government has multiple projects like the National skill development corporation there are no focused initiatives to really train this workforce to be more specific with a small example like let's say this India has been adapting to the present pandemic situation because India became the second-biggest ppq producer in this short while after this media issue has it does second to China but one issue like let's say most of this PP keep producing was about the labor force most of their labels were from other state and they are already gone back in I come from our own part in Tamil Nadu they are one of the major producers of cotton mills they were all started working on suppling in 99 mass but they're again the reason hip them because they never had a workforce most of their workers from Bengal or Aza regionalizing or empowering individuals with skills and building business not a lot of resources is a should be a priority for most of the government source I think I would have to leave with that start all right thank you I think skill development and localization of opportunity I think is one of the some of the clear you know takeaways from the opening thoughts but like bill was saying you know there's a income tax benefit for SMBs and Vietnam is also a very very dependent on farming and agriculture there's a lot of agree in Vietnam right so bill maybe you can tell us a little more about you know or what is inclusive growth strategy in Vietnam apart from the income tax for SMBs is there anything else happening there that you know the rest of us can also learn from now the government turn one went to hell SME in Vietnam and also like much investor come to Vietnam to the investment and I am VA more tough for the people if people himoto and society we have a better and then they have budget so how to Minh City and in the South it really you if you come here we need it in technologies I mean somewhere and robots and come here to produce to sell to local such great because they end up moment they don't have robots and they need the robots in them right yeah ok so I'll come to a look you know you are talking about a platform based entrepreneurship model that phone based model for inclusive growth can you elaborate a little on that I'd like this discussion to focus more on solutions you know that people can take away from here in terms of what can really be done on the ground to make a difference so I look your thoughts you know you had mentioning something about a platform based model what is that and how can that be implemented sure up thank you so as other panelists have been saying so there are two things which are necessary I mean obviously one is capital and the other one is challenge and how do you get talent that is through skill development so when we are talking about platform and especially looking at India and if you so I've been working in charcoal and if you look at charcoal per se so there's Rocchi and then you know the moment you go 30 40 50 miles from rachi so when you get to all these tribal areas so there is no opportunity for the people so what are they going to do so it is not that Indian rural India does not have the talent or the desire to do well it is the lack of opportunity so how can you get opportunity to people so the way I see it if we want to develop a platform you need to do five key things and so that is providing access to knowledge so how do you train the people through skill development and so there are a lot of different programs so how can you have the partnership so that the people can can have knowledge then the second thing is talent so how do two people who in remote area so they don't have access to to skill development so how can you use NGOs and universities like was none other than beyond from in engineering institutions so how can you get them the talent that is needed then the third thing is capital so how can you get the capital although there are programs but how can you make that available to them then the fourth thing is about technology how can you get the technology to people and the technology is so if we are just focusing on handicrafts and others looking at it as a craft then obviously you know there are different villages so they excel in certain things but then what happens is that few people are much better skilled than the others so all the products which are developed by few skilled people they are going to so they are going to sell and all the others they don't sell and finally access to the market so when we are talking about a platform so all these things have to happen so we developed a concept called manufacturing as a service so where you have a manufacturing cloud so from there just like uber so all the orders get get to the cloud so where they are actually aggregated and and sorted and then all these orders get distributed to individual entrepreneurs so here what we have we are attempting to do is to split the the factory so we have the capital and then we have the labor and both of them are entrepreneurs and so the the factory can be on on wheels so these factories can go to different places then go to the entrepreneurs so who are providing the labor and so the platform the technology what it does it matches the production with the with the labor and then the order comes from the cloud gets distributed to the to the entrepreneurs and then the factory comes to them just like uber saying that you are going to have these four hours to work on it and so the matching is done between the labor and and and and the platform and so that is that is how we can get the the resources especially the factory to be shared among a lot of different in different communities so that way we can really enhance and and when bring about the opportunities for people to work on higher end technologies so here we do two things we really bring in the high-end technologies to the people to work on those technologies and so training and then the quality is done through risk pooling and the waviness sorry core does this have to be led by the corporation like because you know when you think of manufacturing it is a plant focus centralized kind of operation to gain the economics of scale how would you gain economics of scale and yet myth meet the efficiency and let's say if you have a Six Sigma you know process that you're following how do you make sure that all those things are kept in place and maintained and do you get economies of scale from the model that you are speaking about absolutely so here the economies of scales are coming through the through the networking so you can have a network of these factories on wheels so inter pending so here you know we are just flipping the model so if you look at any of the stationary factories so here the resources are given and so so what we are doing here optimizing on the utilization of the resources so here we are flipping the problem so here the capacity itself is dynamic so depending upon upon the the demand so what you can do is you can requisition more and more resources so you are optimizing so so given the quality requirements and given the the due dates of what you do is given those things so now you optimize the capacity and then you can so what you're doing is you are bringing in the production at the bottom of the pyramid and then you are taking the production closest to where the demand is so if there is a retailer so let's say Walmart or or Flipkart or someone else wants something developed so let's say say some some furniture then you identify the closest community which is which has the skills to produce furnitures so then you'll cue you send a push to order down to that community and then move the factories produce it and deliver directly so what you're doing is you're really compressing the compressing the the the the leave time from production to to sales so it becomes a lot more dynamic lot more more responsive to the market and and the demands so that is the goal of the it's a very very interesting concept the only thing I can think about is has a lot of moving parts and you need to like you rightly said you need a lot of technology to be able to tie these things together you know and yet remain united in purpose so I will bring this point to Myrlie you know you for example you're in skill development of one part of the capital skills the talent flavor and other things that you spoke of you know you are in the skill development area so yeah you know alok spoke about shark and and those places where it's difficult to get this thing moving do you think this kind of a platform based distributed kind of manufacturing through cloud is it something that it can be implemented is it being done do you see possibilities of it happening where will the capital come from your views I doubted allocation I really I mean so I mean with all I'm all my respects and this thing too you know but as Alok mentioned CI for some reason there's a disconnect between what a practitioner would want and what is on the on the ground reality what the human resources would want right for example I had a skill center in Jharkhand we were working with Java and you know urban development authority to enhance the Ministry of Rural Development deu gky skill for but pretty much our skill programs were targeted towards a blue collar workforce because they vary the government schemes everything was linked towards how can we enhance the you know the foreign remittances of the labor can can they go work as a plumber can they go work as a carpenter can they go work as a electrician right can they come to nab Anglo can they come to Hyderabad work as a facility manager and also the people who are there they are also very very clear what they want if they can earn about 12,000 to 15,000 rupees month they're quite happy here you were talking more from a micro entrepreneur point of view rather than being part of a major you know manufacturing operation is that that is that mortal model here so that is not the model see that is the model which we would like to be where we would want them to be part of a larger mission larger corporation larger manufacturing hub but from any individual point of view his or her needs are very very limited they we are trying to force fit in Alsip o'neill model when they themselves are not entrepreneurs see you want them to be entrepreneurs but their mindset is not on the pannier so again that is where is slow so this is where I can't talk about the solution therefore you know at the Labour's were coming back to exactly I'm coming there see there is a a transgression or a transformation which has happened in the Indian economy from a economy of scarcity to economy of containment to economy of abundance people like you me we are all in the economies of abundance right whereas people who are in the rural areas there is still in the economy of scarcity so first and foremost what we need to do is how do we fulfill that economy of scarcity and this is what I call it as a we need to remove the friction of employment how can I remove the friction of employment from their mindset so if I tell them you come and take it training for two months and still we have we might be able to help you find a job instead of mind I am going to give you a job today I'm going to start start your paycheck today with two thousand rupees a thousand rupees but after two months of training your paycheck becomes eight thousand rupees or ten thousand rupees because you have now become a certified whatever the job role is it could be as simple as a digital market here from a a three-tier engineering college or a a facility manager or a facility management person from it a three-tier village if I can become an employer of Records and then remove the friction right then there is a removal of friction from the education aspect of it there are two things which are there in this area what is in education friction what is an employment friction if someone can remove these two things then automatically you see the skill enhancement happening so as everyone on this panel mentioned skilling is the most important and priority thing how do you make thank you son you know morally I will come to Sandeep you know we are having it slightly different views on this and you are a serial entrepreneur you have founded several businesses you know on your own you have handled these issues yourself so Sandeep you tell us your view one on this issue of you know is it really employment that we want to stress on or is it entrepreneurship that we want to stress on and interesting two comments by the way you know if I just step back and I listen both are heading to the same goal Alok and you know and also goes to the question so it is just do and here's over I wanna say must be I'm an absolute believer in you know the concept of factory on wheels are having a platform and distributed as a person in computer science we've seen what the power of distributed computing has been done right we move from owning everything to data centers to cloud and we've seen it transform the entire digital economy right but but I think what is also interesting is that you know the cloud is the most common thing we talk every day now but in a distributed manufacturing in the and a lot of the places these supply chains I talk about it they are nothing but very distributed development processes actually the entire process have been mapped onto organization with specific competencies one flowing to the other to the other okay and the point is and this is really right if you want to be inclusive you could take and it will take time but if you take 100 years educate a generation which will educate the generation will build the infrastructure ground-up right or you could push some of the infrastructure to the places where there are people available now the thing that is most interesting looking outside in an done product of the same culture is is that Indians are basically very tech savvy you know the way they've taken to the smartphone's across the spectrum regardless of social gender economic status they've completely embraced it from banking it's a huge success right it is a tremendous tool of empowerment so so the I think also a lot you know they're the two parts of the labor talk a lot of the labor that we still they were working in factories they've you know not all of them were in construction not all of them were towing bricks but at Babel so if you do have a skilled labor force which is coming from rural tier two tier three tier four cities right so getting a platform to them would absolutely you know would be one way to go once you get the platform they need the training and I think but it provides a focus for scaling it is if Murli user like you know what I call an educator knew you have to train 50 people for the particular skill you know they're to Shepherd the resources the teachers would get them the right skills so they can work in those factories right but but but I I think having the platform or the platform can do really sets the requirements for the syllabus and when you build a plane you do need a requirement right there you've got to have the chicken or egg but we can keep arguing it or the requirement you know the so it's just an easy finite way for the requirement to be driven from the fat sauce let's pick the one part I did want to add is I think in terms of the opportunity there's another strategic orientation which is every country if you look at Japan to China even the US and I've seen countries have a strategic policy basically choosing stretches what I call applications or technologies the things that are really right right so if you look at it I think what most people miss is India is also a huge importer of things it could easily make in the country so it lies as petrochemical it with 3d printing so the fact is there's an entire list of items which we are now importing which this table could do so you have a problem set which means you have been defined markets for consumption in in India to start with the fact that we importing they also globally you know they apply to a lot of the world so it's really a marriage of of the platform the Skilling's then of basically skilling to the platform but choosing the industries and the targets strategically where if for no other reason you're at least cutting down on the on your importing you know you you know the whole world wants to come to India because of this bottom you know bottom of the pyramid market size right you got to mark it off to be their fortune at the bottom of the pyramid is something new and you know it's really very very exciting and interesting to note and I'll come to you know Yunnan Kishore and you are you know when Sandeep says that we need more people we have too many things importing that we can actually make here we are depending on people like you you know the startups the new generation the new you know business people you are into cyber security and you know there are many others in your home state Kerala where the startup scene is beginning to look very interesting what does the kind of feel that you get in terms of because startups and entrepreneurship you know entrepreneurs they can make a huge difference to inclusive growth right I mean they can start their businesses anywhere they can hire people in local areas and that can also spur growth right so what are you what are you singing in terms of the startup growth in in your state Kerala is a good example of a startup hub because Kerala has something called a square law startup mission which empowers startups like let's say you can be from any state but you can register with the careless startup mission then you can bid for government project maybe that is a good window what we are seeing like let's say any latest project that is happening in Kerala is highly backed by government they have their own facilities to one aspect is that almost 75% of the startups in Kerala are based out of Trivandrum coaching and Calicut but on the other side there are almost 25% of the startups still existing in the rural areas and the Kerala Government has been establishing IT parks not just in City focus but also rural areas like let's say from coaching the if you travel to any kilometres to both tremaine hand side and Calicut said you could see IT parks coming in rural area so qiyamah has a big stepped up in its startup culture because careless one of the biggest survival is the IT industry because most of the organizations like TCS or Infosys have their campuses in massive campuses in Kerala and it's still remove mean like depending on that kind of a market yeah okay thanks actually we are almost out of time I flies we don't even realize but you know there was one very strong point wait and I'll ask just a quick question to each one of you which is you know we spokes on these particularly and even the other panelists we mentioned that this is a opportunity for rebuilding right it is a reset of our economy's reset of activities it is an opportunity more than a disaster if you look at it with that lens so if I were to ask each one of you what is the first thing if you are talking of reset of our activities reset of economy what is the first thing that you think should be addressed quickly all fire start with the hope yeah I think you know you know we have to give opportunities to to the grassroots and that is the only way way to transform so we have to reimagine our whole business model because if every person in the world lived like the average American it will require resources or four planets so we have to reimagine the way we we we develop correct bill your thought I think of correct collaborations because it can't be they have a community of antek of ambitious so Karen writes ok real stimulus from the government I hope not they need from what was the money transferred to the the bottom of the pyramid for the inclusive growth travel right Sunday I think I'll use the point you made earlier and it's also good Lee was saying but I didn't quite finish it I think it's thoroughly strategically looked as creating a stable employment the in order to get inclusivity from everything as I understand about the cap you know it's the technology the platform the opportunity the window everything isn't there but it's got to be managed from the lens of how do they start creating stable employment because that's I think what can get the wheels really moving right I believe at Mubarak should really reach to the atma of India to the real wizard once it would go to the ground level okay you need to translate that forbidden what you saying is that self-reliant India has to get into the soul of India and you'll have to look at the grassroots and we have to address the crowd suits it's been an absolute pleasure gentlemen you know thank you so much for joining this panel you know the time flew faster I think we were just about warming up we needed another at least 1/2 oz truly elitist but fortunately we don't have that luxury but very interesting thoughts I'm sure the audience will also take away some interesting takeaways to go and actually start thinking about and making a difference to how they work and plan and hopefully our panel today can influence some change in behavior in terms of how we manage things thank you very very much thank you | Horasis Org | UCZpoXgJlaB_UPzYojL5fxPA | 2020-06-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 7,734 | 41,533 |
Hj3prFu4L-g | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj3prFu4L-g | Kevin Bupp Shares What You Should Know about Parking Lot Investing | hey it's Mark middle school and you're the favorite Nishi Real Estate website thelinking.com and on this week's art of passive income podcast I've got a big deal I'm gonna put on my Anchorman voice it's Kevin bup now Kevin's been on the podcast several times but it's been it's been a while Kevin right it's been a while I don't know how long but it's definitely been a few years it's been a few years so just to refresh you because I'm sure all of you already know many ways Uh Kevin is he leads the Strategic vision of uh Sunrise Capital investors he's the host of two top ranked not one two top-ranked real estate podcasts regarding investing uh his real estate investment advice has been downloaded millions of times by folks in over 190 countries with over 250 million dollars of real estate transactions under his belt Kevin's extensive investment experience spans the gamut of apartment buildings single-family homes Office Buildings parking facilities which I can't wait to hear more about raw land condos and of course mobile home parks he is the host of The Mobile Home Park investing podcast and the real estate investing for cash flow podcast Kevin Bop welcome Mark thanks having me back man I'm excited to be here I'm excited so when we first talked you're only doing I believe Mobile Home Park investing you'd really sort of become uh the bigger player in that Niche so tell me what has changed since last time we talked yeah no absolutely you're right I mean you know we've been doing mobile home parks buying mobile home parks for for over a decade now and you know prior to that prior to this past decade you know I've owned kind of across the you know the board across the spectrum of different commercial asset classes apartment buildings portfolio single-family properties office retail Self Storage all that and and um I do have some of my fingers still in some of that stuff in a passive manner today but not in Active Space so mobile home parks kind of our core asset bread and butter but parking lots and parking garages have been a an asset that had been on my radar for probably about four years just by happenstance interviewed a guy on my show my podcast many years back I love niches I love Niche things like you're like land investment right and interviewed a guy about parking I didn't know too much about that actually I knew nothing about the asset class or really the investment side of it and I was intrigued he piqued my interest enough to where it never it never left my brain and for a year I continued to think about it and for the next year I thought about it more and then we finally started attending conferences and really diving in deep into the asset class and at present time we've got about about 60 million dollars worth of parking assets in our portfolio and uh and are continuing to buy so just love every bit of it love the fragmented nature of it it's not an overly competitive environment probably a lot of people listening don't know anyone in their immediate Network or even their expanded Network that actually owns a parking lot or a parking garage you might but the majority probably don't right and so it's just uh it's about as niche as raw land gets okay let's talk about what you love about parking lot investing yeah let's talk about uh some of the things that you don't love yeah no absolutely so you know we look at it as a cash flow cash flow uncovered land play in in highly desirable location and so um you know or Irreplaceable locations is a better way to put it so I get I'm going to use an example of why I love it and I'm going to use a recent deal that we just closed a couple months ago um this is in Clearwater Beach so in our backyard it's a seven story parking deck that was a partnership between the city and a local developer they built it six years ago it is literally a block from the beach there is a moratorium of parking in Clearwater Beach a lot of the surface parking lots at the present time are being redeveloped right now into Towers they've they've you know the the cities removed the parking minimum requirements from the developer so they don't have to build a certain number of spaces per square foot so they're only building as much parking as what they're needed for the hotel because they want more rooms they want as many rooms as possible and so what that means it creates a major Supply demand and balance for parking and we have literally the last parking garage that will ever be built solely for parking in Clearwater Beach and it's an acre footprint we take up an entire acre one block from the inner Coastal Waterway one block from the Gulf of Mexico that's an Irreplaceable location and there was a lot of opportunity there it was being run by the city so a lot of these parking garages there they've got Antiquated practices in place and this was a fairly newly built one but it still had it had Antiquated uh uh um you know operational practices in place they hadn't raised the rates for literally since the place opened uh they were literally a third of what the market rate was um they had uh poor software uh they had a poor asset manager that oversaw the property and so a lot of those same things exist with other parking lots like what I've found is that the fragmented nature of this parking industry um there's lots of generational families that own surface parking lots and cities and they literally are running them the same way they ran them 30 years ago they don't leverage technology they don't Leverage The many different apps that exist nowadays that help people direct people to available parking spaces for events or or sporting um you know venues and things of that nature a lot of them don't even they don't even accept credit cards um you know one of the other deals we bought in in North Carolina it literally had a lot of tenant there and I guarantee half the miles probably going to set a lot of attendants pocket They didn't accept credit card cards they didn't have any Dynamic pricing models in place that adjusted for um you know high demand peak times and then you know any you know or lower the rates when there was troughs you know in the demand and so there's just that exists it's all across the board it's it's baffling to me of how fragmented this industry is and how behind the times is in fact it reminds me a lot of mobile home parks 10 years ago or 15 years ago no one wanted to give them even a look I mean it's just it was just this old mom-and-pop underground industry and those that knew knew and those that didn't they didn't and I feel like the park industry is kind of that way it's gotten passed over for the most part so lastly you know how we look at it as well is like I know that as it sits today is a parking lot or a parking garage that is its lowest use it will based on its location it will only ever have a higher and better use at a future date uh it you know especially a surface parking lot it will never be worth anything less than what it is at a cert as a surface parking lot whether it's Graveler or asphalt like right it's going to have a higher intrinsic value once a future development takes place so that's what we look for it totally makes sense and uh it's so funny because every time you go to a sporting event you see there's no parking it's ten dollars or twenty dollars a park the closer it is to the stadium you pay it and it's just the way it is and I've always wondered well who owns these parking lots and it's just a mom and pop industry is that right yeah I mean there's obviously a lot of municipalities that own parking garages and lots um there's lots of uh even sporting venues you know uh you know a lot of times the sporting franchise might actually own maybe the primary lot or a couple of the primary Lots surrounding a particular venue but then a lot of the others are owned by private individuals either there is a small a small contingent of the parking industry that's owned by larger institutions or private Equity groups but a lot of times that's kind of like you know parking garages that are in Manhattan or downtown Chicago that are you know uh associated with maybe a high-rise Tower or something along those lines very different than the type of assets that we're looking for sure sure so knowing what you know now about parking lots the business of parking lots the fractured nature of it what would you do differently yeah um would have probably started buying them earlier on I mean that's probably the best way to answer that I mean we're kind of all in now you know we pound the phones our team pounds of phones on a daily basis we do a lot of direct mail we kind of do a lot of the same things that we did in the mobile home park space and pretty much every other asset class that we've ever bought we you know we create a database we know the markets that we'd like to buy in we identify the assets in those markets places we you know Skip Trace all the owner owner data and then we just go after them right I mean we we document all of our conversations in the CRM we set follow-up uh you know appointments try to open a dialogue up with them and keep that dialogue rolling until you know the timing is right whether there's always a point in time when a when an owner either needs or wants to sell right and our objective is to be in front of them when that time comes in their life so now for example the one we bought here in Clearwater um it was the right time for the city the city was partnered in this deal they got the short end of the stick they did a poor job negotiating with the original developer that build it shame on them um they had never met their performers they weren't doing well it was it was um that Capital that they allocated to that deal was not giving them an Roi at all I found out that they had a new project happening that they were short about 20 million dollars for um it was a perfect time for them to reallocate the capital from this parking garage into this new project and so I also found out that the developer really didn't like the city as a partner they hadn't they had they hated partnering with the city and I saw an opportunity to help both those parties exit out of it and we assembled it together and and it was a win-win all the way around so there's lots of opportunities like that out there so long as you're willing to pound the pavement and find them I love it so let's let's juxtapose that Mobile Home Park investing versus parking lot investing which which asset I mean they seem similar in the fact that you're you're really buying the dirt yep you're not you're not the one putting in the mobile home parks you're not you don't own the parks I'm sorry you don't own the homes you own the park you own the infrastructure for the most part yes right you're collecting your lot rent or you're collecting your your car rent it seems like it's once it's it's acquired very little maintenance you might have one person in the park helping out one you know one parking attendant or two whatever it is that the way you look at it or is am I thinking about it differently yeah I mean you're not missing it's hard to compare apples to apples you know housing is fairly easy and straightforward to to understand everyone needs a roof over their head right it's one of their basic needs and so long as you're buying a mobile home park in a in a market that has a demand for affordable housing which is a large portion of the United States I'm not going to say the entire United States has that that problem there's plenty of areas in this country Flint Michigan for example and no no you know I'm not not shooting down Flint Michigan I just know that I can go into MLS now probably buy a house for fifteen thousand dollars right like right there's not necessarily a huge demand for affordable housing and there's a surplus of vacant homes in that market right and so but generally speaking uh if you go into a good Market that's got the economics that support um you know you know growth but also that demand for affordable housing for that boy mobile homeworks are easy to understand on the flip side of that you know parking's got some additional complexities that um that make it a little bit more Talent it's not as easy as just saying like everyone's got a car one needs to park that car right you know we look at we look at parking assets but more importantly we look at you know the market they're in but also what are the demand drivers like who who's actually parking in that lot and if I see that you know it's a parking garage it's in a great City great location but literally 90 percent of The Parkers that are parking there are associated with the office building across the street that's concerning to me because if you know again look at covert what happened with the office environment right like things shifted quite drastically and we don't know what that's going to look like when it comes out the other end and one would I would definitely take the uh I would take the odds against it actually ever looking like it did pre-covered and so that's going to drastically impact the revenue that parking facility and it might not ever come back right and so I want to know that there's a memo of five parking demand drivers I want to know that they're they're fairly even Keel that one is not proportionally so overweighted than the other four and so I want to know that there's you know for example sporting venues um nighttime traffic after business hours nighttime traffic would be bars restaurants nightclubs things of that nature you got daytime office traffic you've got residential units in the area that might not have their own parking which is pretty common in in urban environments um you know where they're paying for monthly parking you've got employees of other surrounding businesses that that are working that ultimately have you know monthly parking passes to work there and you know so like there's a wide variety of different demand drivers that we're looking for and I want to know that if any one of those falls off which it could you know again I.E office right that falls out I still I know that I've got 80 percent Revenue retention and I can figure out how to to fill the void there I can't figure out if I lose 90 of the revenue how to fill that void it just we're being we're buying these these parking assets on an income basis and if all that income goes away all I really got left is a big concrete structure which it's got some value to it but it's probably what I paid for it probably is much greater than that of if I demoed it and what that land value was worth and so um so again more complexities when you compare parking to to that of mobile home parks but again it's not overly complex by any means and um just understanding those basic fundamentals I think those that are listening in here could easily identify hey like this park a lot in my city now I understand a little bit more like I know that it's used for daytime traffic there's night there's a bar I go to I park there after hours and you know you know the Stadium's right around the corner I know that that place fills up at for 40 bucks a car you know during the games things they can get a sense of like that that's probably a prime line that thing kicks button makes a lot of money that could be an opportunity right yeah absolutely so let's talk about the economics of it as far as buying say a smaller parking lot and and what you would look at I mean so first of all let's just Define cap rates could you just quickly Define it for the audience yeah I mean a cap rate is the you know if you're looking at it from an unleveraged standpoint if you um you know if you had a a property that you paid a million dollars for and ultimately it produced uh you know sixty thousand dollars of of revenues on an annual basis uh you basically bought that at a six percent unlever cap rate you know cash on cash returns once you've factored leverage into into the play cash on cash returns are are you know more of a boosted levered um cash on cat or uh anyway it's a it's I'm not going to go into details there but sure speaking to cap rates uh as far as like parking I you're a value-added investor as am I and so you know it's hard every time I talk to a broker on the phone I always get asked you know they always ask me like what cap rate are you guys looking for I hate that question it just it doesn't fit into the dialogue of what our business model is because I'm looking for opportunities that where the value hasn't yet been maximized you know there's inefficiencies in the operations and so I don't necessarily care if the cap rate is today because if I'm I bought many deals at four caps which our model doesn't support forecast at all like we would never be able to pay our invested returns at a forecast and so um I want to know that what is my potential stabilized cap rate you know after I actually implement the value ad plan where can I get you in a stabilized cap rate and so to answer that question better um as far as what we're looking for in order to hit our economics like we need to be able to get to a stabilized cap rate of somewhere in the seven percent range and we do put minimal leverage on our properties we've got about a 55 to 58 loan to value across our entire portfolio so it's fairly low leverage um you know we could probably juice returns a little higher if we were willing to take more risks but I like low leverage it's safe and I don't have to worry too much of especially what interest rates are going up yeah that's it unless you buy the did you buy do you typically buy the rate what do you mean by do I typically do we put like a a locket or a lot yeah you locked away yeah yeah if it depends what kind of debt we're getting um that's that's very doable with like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac dead on the residential side um you can you can buy rate caps and that's not necessarily uh always available very rarely available when you're dealing with like traditional Banks or credit unions or um you know Regional lenders and things of that nature so when we can we do um if if the economics made sense to do that um and so like there goes the you know one of the big risks with investing nowadays like there's so much volatility with rates that if you're underwriting a property uh and you're drawing out a pro forma based on you know a certain certain debt terms that you feel you're going to be able to achieve and the FED has been being month after month right and like the 10 years been all over the place for the past a couple of weeks and so you know you're literally shooting at a moving Target it's really really challenging right now and so if you don't have the ability to get a you know a rate cap in place and you know you need to do your best job at actually negotiating on the front end some type of buffer right and um it's still a competitive Marketplace and that's really challenging to do there's still a lot of capital looking for a home and looking for a return and um and so you know that's it's tough right now it's a very tough environment I will say that we've had a few deals die and I hate seeing deals dying the only reason they died over the past six months has been due to the interest rate volatility we've had a few deals and unfortunately sellers wouldn't they didn't see it through our eyes right expectations weren't similar um and uh and ultimately things fell apart due to a change in rate of you know 50 or 75 basis points which on a multi-million dollar deal um it's uh it's a fairly drastic difference in in monthly payments and Debt Service so yeah absolutely it is yeah and so um but anyway go ahead can you depreciate a parking lot yeah I mean you know really all your depression there's no most of the time there's no infrastructure there you know there's a chance that if you put like a pay station in there's you've got some you know um electrical wiring and you know there's a chance there could be water and another type of Plumbing but really all you have is you've got an asphalt you've got an asphalt you know pad there or maybe even gravel adjustments so there's not a lot to depreciate but you can it just it might you have to you have to weigh the benefits of the cost of the actual cost seg study and um and whether or not you want to go that route so mobile home parks on the flip side are one of the most tax efficient asset classes that exist and so um we're typically able to take uh you know in the ballpark of 70 to 73 percent year one you know with with the you know bonus depreciation laws that are currently in effect so it's uh yeah absolutely crazy and I I always tell people when they're like well what do you do after you get to a certain point with with your land investing and you want to do bigger deals I'm like well land investing is the gateway drug to get into mobile home parks because it's the next it's really the next step up and it's it's not too different and the headaches are really minimal compared to say multi-family apartment buildings and yeah I mean it can be I you know I always like to say that there's there's many different um you know grades when I speak the quality of like I like to use the example of you know speak to the neighborhood you live in I'm sure I can drive 20 miles in one direction or another I don't know which direction it is where you live but I could drive 20 miles and be in a ghetto single family home but kind of the ghetto I could drive the other direction and be in a blue collar version of that and I can drive through the wealthy part of town where you live Mark right and the same thing exists with mobile home parks I mean there's some really dumps like you know think of Eminem Eight Mile the movie he lived in one of the scary parts of town right in that mobile home park there were shootings and drugs and all that stuff then there's very much blue cat you know blue blue collar hard-working folks uh that they take care of their lawns they mow the grasses they make you know 18 an hour and they you know they want their kids to go to a good school and and um you know they appreciate life as we do uh and then you got maybe not high but like you can get in places like Florida and where you live out there in the Phoenix MSA and you know somebody's retirement retirement communities they're not affordable housing at all I mean you've got lot rents that are you know a thousand plus dollars a month and these are these are communities that have you know three clubhouses four swimming pools that you know they've got activities directors and people live there by choice you know and and they can probably afford a condo Source but they live there by choice so again um it's just a broad spectrum um you know when we speak to you know what type of tenants we're dealing with the same goes with multi-family so I guess you know I think mobile home parks are more apples to apples comparison um to to multi-family when you look at the different qualities but the one benefit that mobile home parks have again speaking to the the model of where you don't own the home itself if you truly just own the underlying dirt and in a perfect world we would uh I think about 20 of our portfolio we own the homes not by choice but because we have to or we acquired it that way um but when you don't own that home the overhead and maintenance and the just just the um the ongoing uh tenant relations is very minimal in fact we've got some residents that have lived in our communities that own their home they've lived there for more than 40 years wow in fact they pass it down generationally just like you would a single family home that's how they view it right and this is their home they've lived there for 40 years they're going to give it to their daughter and their daughter raises the family there that's very common um in the manufactured housing space that is not so common and multi-family right you got you turn over that unit every 12 18 months with you know without failure they're moving somewhere else more than likely exactly well I I love the niches you're in this has been a as always uh an enlightening an educational conversation but Kevin we're at that point now the podcast we're going to ask you for one more tip of the week a website a resource maybe a book something else action for the auto past seven commercials ago improve their businesses improve their lives what have you got I'm not going to give you a website a resource or a book I'm going to give you something else and um you know we're down here in Southwest Florida and uh obviously I'm into Tampa Tampa Bay Area we're supposed to get by this hurricane that just came up the coast here and those to the south of us were not the luck they were they were the Unlucky ones two hours south and I got to go down there the other day we took a bunch of supplies down and and you know got to see like the Impact Zone and meet families that have lost I mean there was a lot of losses during this one and I would say I'm going to suggest to everyone like just hug a loved one right you'll you'll hug your wife hug your your your husband your kids tummy love them I mean call your parents if you haven't talked to your parents or a friend you're a great friend that you just haven't talked to in quite some time or whoever that might be that you've lost that bond with a connection like just take the time to like remember the things that really matter right because like the things I just saw like things that just wiped away in an instant and life is never the same again so just cherish the moment that you're in and uh you know again hug the loved one I love that I love that and uh it's so funny I was listening to this uh podcast and the waking up app just interview with people that talking about death and this one uh person that had written a book on it said you know the five things that people before they die when they connect with their loved ones they should say I forgive you forgive me something of that order um say uh thank you I love you and I'm proud of you it's like the fifth one and so you don't have to wait yeah wait so to do it now is fantastic yeah um my tip of the week is learn how you could invest with Kevin and so go to Sunrise Capital investors.com Sunrise capital investors.com is that correct Sunrise investors Sunrise Capital investors.com not sunrise sunrise capitalinvestors.com or the you know the direct way invest with Sunrise that that will get you to our current offerings and then Mark I'd love to we didn't talk about this beforehand but I just I'd love to give a free copy of the book I just published it like four months ago um you know your listeners can grab a free copy by going to Kevin buff.com forward slash free book and uh it's for sale on Amazon for 20 bucks but I've got a free full pdf version of it it's it's the cash flow investor it's about investing in commercial real estate um we cover a Litany of asset classes in there and go into detail on them and it's uh it's a great primer for those that are um you know considering other types of real estate Investments so would love if I give that free copy away if you wouldn't mind I love it that's so generous I will have links to both wonderful places to go investosunrise.com kevinbutt.com kevinbop.com forward slash free book it'll all be there we'll get it right anyways Kevin are we good I think we're good my friend it's always good seeing you always good to see new everyone I think the list is reminding them the only way the only way we can quality guests like a Kevin buff is if you do three little favors follow rate review the podcast send a screenshot of that review support thelandgeek.com I'm going to send 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GedVVUQu9rI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GedVVUQu9rI | Cloning and Uninstalling Wordpress on Reclaim Hosting | hello design spring to wwt this is a short tutorial for how to migrate your old blog that you have income 202 a new directory so that you will be able to use your domain you'll be able to use your domain in the main area I apologize my cough is still crazy and so I apologize if I caught my way through this but I had to get this fun tonight you will know if your domain or if your blog is in the main area of your domain if when you go to your website like mine is Dolph SJ com you see a wordpress blog if it is not there you will see something that looks like this or maybe something else some so maybe you had an HTML file that you created before from what I saw a boy your website so far you have not most of you there have this or you have a version of something that looks like this it will look like something you created in compton country okay in order to clone your site and poured it over you'll need to login to reclaim hosting so you can log into here password and you will come to your client area from here you'll want to click on the cpanel or control panel which will take you to something that looks like this there's a lot of information excuse me in your control panel which we could talk about someone if you'd like for now you need to go to WordPress okay because this is where your wordpress install ways again this is for only four people in class who have the blog as as part of the main domain if you have something like this you don't have to do anything catch from here this is the install a try which allows you to install WordPress blogs you will click on the tab for my application okay now I currently have three because of work that I've done on this before with other students but you probably just have one which is where your main WordPress is installed and you'll see it right in here you should see something like your URL com or net or what have you created your url savings WP admin and then we're prospect or support something like like this on the right hand side you will see for icon one is for editing details one is for backup one is for cloning and one is to delete uninstall okay what we want to do is click on the clone icon and this is the third one in from the left and click on that and there'll be some information here where it's coming from and then the destination where you want it to go to and the default that is added right now for me is blog which is really very nice because that's what I would want to see say so from now on your blog will be at your you well you you are you are a help / blog okay automatic could create a new database automatically clone these settings for social yet you want to do all that and then scroll down and you'll see at the bottom right hand corner it will say clone and you click on that and it's probably and it could take some time to process okay 30 45 60 I will cut out most of this if it take a while click the message some tea oh my goodness I gotta get rid of escoll malegra from Munson case on past and cost after little cold ninety-nine percent ok so now i have two sites domain 1 which is here and i have which the clone version which we can see now is phil wolf s a calm / blog and yours should read whatever your you your you are out in comm flash blog ok so I'm going to put go up here and I'm just going to type in / blog at the end and I will see now that everything that i put here is here I think if some of the titles think reading the same valve untitled here's my great title good so everything is there is the way it should be I've got my tags and everything like that ok so now I can go back to my installation and I can go back to hear my main page and I can uninstall wordpress this is not going to delete your url it's not going to delete your account for me playing holla posting they just uninstalled the installation of WordPress so that you can then begin to upload basic HTML file the CSS file an image file that we're going to be Newton to do in our class and that you'll be able to do as you're moving phone so please uninstall and it's going to ask you if you really want to uninstall and i'm going to say on the stall and it's in a waiting there goes bye-bye and i should be able to click on that and now i get the reclaim hosting front page so the default that's there just like other view just created your URL again and now I'm ready to go and upload HTML and so on ok just a little tutorial if you have any questions or problems please let me know and i look forward to seeing you tomorrow but | Bill Wolff | UCbzlyQJXIIDnyyT1dKCg0NA | 2017-01-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 922 | 4,525 |
DInhG-eKskE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DInhG-eKskE | Build Modern Stack T3 Stack Application - Baseline using PNPM and Nx #05 | hi everyone and welcome back so here we are going to create a simple Baseline monoripoo so uh it's just like a simple folder structure we need to create which is a simple mono repo and that will be using pnpm workspace so we will just initialize the folders at the PNP workspace yml and I will create apps directory and all because we are going to build these different different demo examples so I don't want to create a multiple repositories we can have a single repository and inside that inside that apps folder you can have multiple applications so it will be easy for you to reference in the GitHub repository also GitHub repository is already there I will Baseline the code and I will push it so I will just walk you through okay what all dependencies you need what all different files you need we are going to populate all the common dependencies inside the root package Json so it is going to have a root package Json packages and you will put all the linting typescript eslint oh and prettier husky all these configurations you will put in the root packages and then you will create apps directly inside apps and the packages packages if you have some monologue packages inside apps you can put all our T3 stack applications and inside packages if we have anything reusable which we can put inside the packages so let's get started uh we are going to create a simple pnpm workspace and a baseline for our code base and on the same same repository in one of the application we are going to build a Twitter clone okay in a project this is how you need to create a PNP in workspace.yml and here we are saying this okay my workspace will contain apps and the packages so I will create two directories apps and packages okay and I will copy this thing so what this contains this is saying that inside this workspace we have these two folders okay packages and apps these two are considered as a part of a pnpm workspace okay and this is simple workspace we are creating now we can add a simple packages in because we are initializing at the root also then we need to have a package Jason so let me go here first of all get init it is repository is initialized and I can just simply do is pnpm init it will give me a simple packet season so that packages and contains okay what is the the project name here we will start adding the dependencies okay apart from that uh what other information we need uh we need to install all the common packages which we are going to add inside this so This apps folder we will be creating uh API app let's say I'll just name it as Express auth uh Express yes auth apis okay another full project I will be creating here is Express typescript API and then the third application we are going to create is Express if script apis I mean you can say production ready and these are the three different applications we are going to build apart from that we might need a Docker compose because in some projects we need a mongodb access to persist the data okay so we need that and I will just create a readme.md and let's see what are common configurations which we need to put at the root so coming back here let's try to see what all dependencies which we may need at the root which are common across all the projects so I can think of eslint plugins right there are different modules cslint config preterious lint config plugins which we need and then pretty RC prettier and typescript all the packages I'm just trying to add apps to because we are writing a node type script in some projects currently this is the mix of typescript and JavaScript first we will write a simple JavaScript Express app and then we will use a typescript commitment to add commit conventions on our GitHub messages and eslint husky what other configuration T is just and just so these are the the plug the modules which we need and this on top of this workspace we are going to add a mono report tool NX so we'll add NX dependency so these are some of the dependencies which we need so I will just install them add the root package Json and then we will create a different express application so these are some of the common dependencies which we need at the root of the project so here I will try to show you what all dependencies we are adding at the root of the project so we are already in this so npm install and these dependencies all will be Dev dependencies because here we are not writing application here we are doing the so I'm running some tests running some running some prettier length or commit conventions all those things are there right so what I can do is pnpm ad okay uh commitment CLI this is the first dependency then we have lots of these dependencies right e s lint prettier just husky and uh we'll keep adding the other dependencies okay we are adding it to the root because we are adding that to the workspace so it will add all these dependencies to the root and then what I will do is rest all dependencies are same eslint config prettier eslint config yes lint plugin prettier just okay here if you see your packages in I will just move them to the dev dependencies I think this would be a command to add them to the dev dependencies and rest all other dependencies what all we need we need typescript TS just right have you learned them and then I will add the pnpm install okay then we have a eslint dependencies related to prettier so I will just pair this up with this eslint config critier and some dependencies for the commit convention commit to Jain that I will add here and then typescript typescript eslint plugins okay that I can add here so this is like a simple setup we have done then there are other other dependencies I think husky we already have fpga script to determine the node.js version to allow and no not allow a particular versions like lower versions we can we can just prevent them okay this is our packages and so I wanted to install them so I will do is a pnpm install I just I mean I'm using these for each and every project so I just added them this is for commit conventions this is for the typescript eslint plugins because we are using typescript eslint and then we are using prettier so eslint will install a prettier plugin right and these are the typescript eslin plugins based on what you are writing either you are writing a let's say swelt next operator eslint plugins you need to add eslint plugins well three yes link plugin freightier eslint config preetier so these are the dependencies which depends on what you are doing because yes lens needs to publish its uh plugin based on what you are writing and here we can add eslint RC so what is eslint RC in and force eslint on your project right similarly there is another file dot pretty RC okay which enforce the prettier configuration so when you do npm run prettier right it should be able to format the content and then there is a commit config this config is using this uh commitment con convention so I will talk about this what this is commit length I mean it lends the commit messages and you can see here this is how we install this commitment conventions and I mean it is helping us to write the proper commit messages with hooks okay and then we have so this is the commit config and same I need to update in the packages and commit gen okay then we have all these things added here what else we need eslint RC now eslint RC I will just use this standard eslint RC for the typescript based projects I mean I can write it but there is no point of write it writing this you can just copy it from your existing project or if you have strict rules these are some of the rules which you want to apply on your project like typescript no empty functions no unused variables no unknown property no console logs if you put 0 is I think 0 is allowing you if you put uh off means you are disabling this particular rule I mean it will not throw any error no use before Define if you're trying to use a variable without defining the class size functions and variables it will throw an error when you are running eslint okay so this is just like a simple excellent config and it is using all these plugins you see Aslan typescript plugin that we have added you know in our package Json eslint plugin eslint plugin parser all those will be needed for the eslint okay pretty RC this is the prettier so when you run npm run pre-tier it is going to enforce single quotes false trailing commas uh es5 so I can talk about this prettier prettier is actually a module which is defined install prettier how to install it just we are creating pre-tier.json or just pretty tier RC and inside that you will Define the rules okay so here are the rules prettier and linter so sometimes people get confused why we need a prettier when we already have an eslint prettier enforce the formatting Styles eslint enforce the coding syntax Style okay right like function conventions naming conventions how the switch or if else Loops would work how we are declaring a redeclaring a variable it's pretty adjustment forcing okay double quote single quotes uh naming and formatting and indentation basically that okay uh what is prettier and prettier it's common and every where it is being used for typescript okay uh so for typescript there is a prettier configurations we can use okay we are setting it up in the vs code you can also add a pre commit hook so for that we are going to use husky so whenever you do the Commit This husky will try to run this prettier on our code base so that we will know okay these particular files are not following the uh prettier conventions of using commas variable namings and all okay so we have this is our simple prettier prettier ignore means these files we need to ignore while running a prettier similarly there is a eslint ignore these files you need to ignore when you are running a eslint disk build node modules okay and then just config because at the root we are going to have our common just file that is just a default just config because zest is a test Runner for running the test against your test which you have written so these are some of the configurations you can also add a Docker compose viable why I need it because I need to create a mongodb container right for my node.js application so I will just add a definition there this is my apps these are my packages so inside packages you can create a utility okay and then I can just create another packages DB DB can also be a package here you are initializing the database and all and then oh we missed the git ignore that's why it is showing 10 000 commits files okay there are only 12 files that's good now so we have configured almost everything now we can also enable husky so npm let me see the packagation we are using Husky and then inside our script we need to add a prepare statement so we can prepare the Husky setup npm run repair so it is using Husky and you can see the Husky git hook installed here I got the Husky folder but it is just like a default we need to have a three different uh hooks forward what is a husky if you try to Google it what is the use it's like a git hook made easy so sometimes when you want to commute you want it to run lots of commands like build should be executed or prettier should be should run when you create a commit so even before you add the files to the stage or you do add a commit for those staged files before that I need to run this formatter like prettier I need to run you can run eslint you can run the build command all these can be hook attached to the Husky okay so what do we have is inside dot husky file we can create a pre-commit file pre-commit and these are the different hooks you can create so what I will do is inside husky I will create some of my hooks so here is our husky I got husky.js so here I will add some of the pre-commit hooks so in status key I can create a new file which is commit message and what this husky will do is it will use the husky.sh and it will run this commitment so it will just initialize this commitment and then pre-commit and prepare commit message these are the two other hooks you can add pre-commit and prepare commit so it will it is running a lint npm run prettier right and it is prepare commit message so this is how it is using the it is preparing the commit message like it will give you the options is it a feature it is a bug fix or enhancement all those things so if you try to do it npm run first we need to add a prettier script on our application so we are using prettier right so I will just go to packages and and this is how I can add simple print here configuration okay it is complaining so this is prettier and prettier right I will try to explain this what this command is doing so it is running just you can see it is running this prettier sh file and running the checks against all these files so npm run fitier so you can see it is checking the formatting of all these files for good to run the print here so what I will do is I will do pretty a right so it will try to update the files by adding the formatting here now we should not see any warning all matched files using prettier code stack okay so this is how you can enable the pre-tier you can also add lint I mean that is fine I guess lint is also same as I've been prettier you don't need it you can skip it so here we have our basic setup now inside these applications we can create our Express app at the root we have I think lots of things typescript node modules and all so it's a pnpm workspace right here you can see the node modules right these are like a global dependencies which you have now what you can do is you can uh have your own package Json for these applications and if there is a common dependencies then those dependencies will be Sim linked and will be used from the root packet root dot modules because those dependencies will be created using Sim link from the root packages and root node modules so that is the advantage this is how that this pnpm workspace maintains the Sim link of the the root workspace dependency and the the dependencies which you are installing at the app or the packages so this is application these are the packages and we are good to go now so this is like a simple Baseline we have we have added yes lint RC pretty RC commit conventions and if I just now how this commit hooks are working so if I do git commit minus m now cook should execute you can see these formatting hooks has been executed and I will do is a git add and I will run this command again so it is checking the formatting and it is giving me these options so who is doing it this is happening through the conventional commit I mean these are the dependencies which we are using and that is happening through this books because when you do the commit these hooks are getting executed and commit message because here it is using commitment to allow us to give us this options okay what you want to enable like it's a new feature three factor I think it's just like a baseline for us that's it now you can just push the develop Branch okay so this is a simple Baseline for building the production ready services and some demos which we are going to talk in context of node.js and express so see you in the next video there we are going to create a create a simple node.js auth without using typescript because we first we are going to write a quick and dirty then we are going to make it clean by adding the typescript and all the simplified folder structure adding security to the apis managing the configurations managing the middlewares all the building blocks of Express we will do it in the right way okay so in the next video guys thank you | Code with tkssharma | UCS1NeZF0Or2E1RAV9hQJz3g | 2023-06-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,995 | 15,670 |
zoFMuIU-Gz0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoFMuIU-Gz0 | 3 Best Forex Brokers in Singapore 🚨 Monetary Authority of Singapore Regulated Brokers | If you're looking for the best forex brokers in Singapore, look no further. In this video, I'm going to show you my top picks and why they're the best for forex trading in Singapore. [Intro music] Hey, Welcome back. It's Yury Safronau, aka Professor Forex! I have a Ph.D. in Finance and teach hundreds of students every year. In this video I'm going to show you my top three picks for the best regulated Forex brokers in Singapore. I have evaluated them on 5 points; Regulation, Trading Platform, Trading Instrument Offerings, Trading Fees and Customer Support. Now, if you're like me, you want to make sure that you're working with a reputable and reliable broker who can give you the best trading experience possible. So whether you're just starting out or are an experienced trader, these brokers will have something for everyone. All the brokers I chose are regulated and licensed by Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). It is important that your broker is regulated by MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore ( if you trade in Singapore Now let’s start with the list! Please note that it is a randomised list, and that the first or last broker on this list is not better than one other. Plus500 The first forex broker we will talk about is Plus500. One of the top CFD brokers in Singapore is Plus500. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange and well regulated. Plus500 offers a wide range of currency pairs, CFDs, and other financial instruments for clients to trade. Let's find how Plus500 Regulated Plus500 is regulated by different reputable regulatory authorities around the world. In Singapore, Plus500SG Pte Ltd is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Plus500 is also regulated by the following regulatory authorities: In the United Kingdom: Plus500UK Ltd is authorized & regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). In New Zealand: Plus500 is regulated by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA). In Cyprus: Plus500CY Ltd is authorized & regulated by Cyprus Securities & Exchange Commission (CySEC). In Australia: Plus500AU Pty Ltd is licensed and regulated by Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC). In South Africa: Plus500 is authorised by FSCA. In Seychelles: Plus500SEY Ltd is authorized & regulated by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority. Next let's talk about Plus500 Trading Platforms Plus500 uses a proprietary web trading platform. It's accessible from any browser. You can also download the desktop version on your PC/laptop. They don't have MT4 or MT5. But they have Android and iOS apps. What can you trade with Plus500? Plus500 offers 60+ Currency CFDs, 17+ Cryptocurrency CFDs, most popular Indices, Commodities (Gold, Oil and Silver), Popular shares, Options, and ETFs. Now let's move to fees and commissions of Plus500 Plus500 does not charge any trading fees. Instead, they make money through spreads and swap. However, if an account is inactive for 3 months, there is a $10 monthly inactivity fee. The minimum deposit is $100. Withdrawal limits vary depending on the withdrawal method used. Spreads of Plus500 vary depending on the instruments you are trading. Leverage varies from 1:2 for Cryptos to 1:30 for Forex. How's Plus500's Customer Support? Plus500 offers support in 32 languages. The platform offers 24/7 support via email and chat. You will also find answers to most questions via the FAQ section. However, if you can't find the query answer in the FAQ, you can start an online chat. Next, Swissquote is in our list of best Singaporean forex brokers. Swissquote is a reliable broker that offers online trading. The broker is Based located in Gland, Switzerland. Swissquote is the brand name of Swissquote Group Holding Ltd. Swissquote has offices in Zurich, Bern, London, Luxembourg, Malta, Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore. Next let's find out how Swissquote Regulated Swissquote Limited (SG) is authorized and regulated by The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The broker is also regulated by different reputable regulatory authorities around the world: In Switzerland: Swissquote Limited is licensed and regulated by the Swiss Federal Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA). In Dubai: Swissquote MEA Ltd has a category 3A licence from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). In the United Kingdom: Swissquote Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). In Asia Region: Swissquote Asia Ltd is licensed under the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in Hong Kong. In Malta: Swissquote Financial Services (Malta) Ltd is licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). Next let's see what we can trade with Swissquote Swissquote offers Forex, Stocks, Bonds, Forex Options, CFDs, Swiss Dot, Cryptocurrencies, Options and Futures, ETFs and more. Let's check a few of their product details. Swissquote offers 130+ Forex pairs. For stocks, they offer shares from all the prominent stock markets of the world. They provide 9,000 ETFs. They also offer 26 Cryptos including Bitcoin, Ethereum Litecoin, Ripple and more. Swiss Dot is traded in the OTC market. There are more than 90,000 derivatives in the Swiss Dot universe. For forex trading, they offer 1:100 leverage. Swissquote has three types of trading accounts. 1. Standard account, 2. Premium account 3. Prime account. Let's find what trading platforms Swissquote offers Swissquote offers its clients three trading platforms. They are MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), and their own platform named the Advanced Trader plus FIX API. For other instruments except Forex, Swissquote also offers 'eTrading' platform. The eTrading platform has been designed to help you reach your goals for investment in the most easy and easy-to-use manner. They also have their proprietary mobile app for both android and iOS along with Mobile Level 3 app. What's the fees and commission of Swissquote The minimum deposit of Swissquote is $1000. Their spreads start from 1.4 pips and do not have any commission for forex trading. Deposit and withdrawal charges vary depending on payment methods. Commissions for stock trading very depending on stock markets and trade Volume. The inactivity fee amounts to a maximum of 10 units of your base currency in any account that is inactive for 6 months or more. Lastly let's find out how good is Swissquote's Customer Support Swissquote provides customer support service which is accessible all hours of the day, from 8.00 am until 6.00 pm, Monday through Friday. You can reach their customer service representatives via the live chat feature, via fax, or phone, their skilled and courteous support staff will promptly provide solutions to your queries in a variety of languages such as English, German, French as well as other major languages. Want to trade with Swissquote, follow the link in the description. Our last Singaporean forex broker is Multibank. It is a leading broker that offers trading on forex, stocks, indices, and more. How Multibank is Regulated? MEX Global Markets PTE. LTD. is authorized and regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) The Broker is also regulated by many regulatory authorities around the world. In Australia: MEX Australia is regulated by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission. In Germany: The broker is regulated by The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BAFIN). In Austria: MEX Asset Management GmbH is licensed and regulated under the Financial Markets Authority (FMA). In Cayman Islands: MEX Atlantic Corporation is licensed by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA). In British Virgin Islands: Multibank FX International Corporation is licensed under the Financial Services Commission of the British Virgin Islands (FSC). In Hong Kong: Red Rock Pay Ltd is licensed and is regulated by Hong Kong Customs and Excise (HKCE) In Pacific Region: MEX Pacific (V) Ltd is licensed and regulated by Vanuatu Financial Service Commission (VFSC). What Trading Platforms Multibank offers? Traders can choose a platform among a list of trading platforms of MultiBank Group. They offer the following trading platforms. MetaTrader 4 MetaTrader 5 WebTrader Social Trading Mobile App Next, What can you trade with Multibank? MultiBank offers Forex, Metals, Shares, Indices, Commodities and Cryptocurrencies. MultiBank provides 55+ major, cross, and exotic currency pairs, and gives the tightest spreads. Their EUR/USD spreads start from 0.0 pip in an ECN account. If you are a mental lover, MultiBank has Gold, Silver with 7 CENTS Tightest spreads on Gold, 3 CENTS Tightest spreads on Silver. MultiBank also offers CFDs on stocks. They have 20,000 equities of the largest multinational companies. MultiBank has major indices from all over the world. And also offers Crypto-Fiat pairs for trading. For example, they have BTC/USD (Bitcoin), ETH/USD(Etherium), LTC/USD (LiteCoin), RPL/USD (Ripple) and more. MultiBank offers three types of accounts. Standard, Pro, ECN accounts and Demo accounts. All account types support Social Trading. They have Islamic accounts for Shares, Crypto, Indices and Commodities. Swap Free account is only available with Standard account. They also have a Mex Sports account exclusively for the MT5 platform. For Forex, spreads start from zero in an ECN account and vary according to your account type. MultiBank provides 1.500 leverage on forex and metals. For shares 1:20, For Indices 1:100, for crypto 1:20 Next how much does it Cost to trade with MultiBank They do not have any commission for Standard and Pro accounts but for ECN account they charge $3 per lot. Spreads For Forex, spreads start from zero in an ECN account and vary according to your account type. Leverage MultiBank provides 1.500 leverage on forex and metals. For shares 1:20, For Indices 1:100, for crypto 1:20 They have a wide range of deposit methods including bank transfers and cards. Minimum withdrawal amount is $50 for card and online and for bank transfer it's $100. They do not have any deposit or withdrawal fees. Deposit and Withdrawal time vary depending on the payment methods as they have so many methods. Moving onto the last point of the review, let’s see how MultiBank Customer Support is like. Trading requires a lot of customer support from brokers. They provide 24/7 support which is really amazing. Their customer support is available via Whatsapp, form filling, live web chat and 24/7 phone call. I found their web chat very responsive. If you want to try Multibank, find the account opening link in the description. These are the top 3 forex brokers in Singapore. We've compiled the list of the top 3 forex brokers in Singapore based on a variety of criteria. For more great platforms that are available to those who live in Singaporei- check out our website AtoZMarkets.com and find some others on this list too. I hope you enjoy our videos. Don't forget to like the video, and subscribe to the channel and press the bell icon. And Do share with your friends who are looking for some great insights about forex and other financial markets. 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eg5vuSxiY1Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg5vuSxiY1Q | Nathan W. Hill -- Old Chinese complex onsets: xiesheng evidence for pre-initial *s- | right so um yeah so it's just i i mentioned this already uh but in some cases uh baxter's car have reason to to suspect there's a pre-initial but they can't tell what its place of articulation is so they write it with a capital c okay so we start with pre-initial s basically all researchers who think there are constant clusters at all think there is a pre-initial s but there is kind of quite um i mean i would even say vicious disagreement about in which circumstances you should reconstruct uh this type pre-initial s and zev handle has a nice article that kind of where he's trying to kind of make the camps uh kiss and make up um so so so i think that's a good place to go for that but you know i'm going to stick with max from cigars presentation so uh thai pre-initial as one of the origins of middle chinese type initial s as one of the origins of middle chinese s so here's a showing series where you see contact between uh m initial words and an s initial word yeah so uh here you and in other places you will see that i give a pre-chin form of the script and i'm i'm not doing that in any kind of rigorously paleographic way it's just uh to help you see that the analysis of these characters as belonging to the same scheissen series is plausible so if you look at the fourth character on the slide it's not really obvious that it belongs in this shichong series but if you look at its uh preaching form it it seems pretty plausible right so in this series we have you know let's say two two words that start with m one that starts with a um with an x which actually it's probably some kind of font problem in my presentation there should be a little circle under that m because as we saw yesterday um one of the sources of alveolar uh fricatives is voiceless labial uh resonance so you know in if you look at those first three you're like oh okay we we did that yesterday but now today we add in look what is an s initial word doing in this series well baxter and cigar say uh actually it also was an m initial but it had an s pre-initial so that's their solution to that and uh and yeah and then i just i'm trying to go through kind of systematically in type a syllables so here we have an sm reconstructed in a type a syllable and here we have sm reconstructed in a type b syllable okay so now um yeah i don't want to go through this too fast but it's kind of much of a muchness is what they would say uh here in the uk um so sn develops into s in type a syllables and here's the evidence we have a shaytan series that's mostly an initial but it has an s initial word in it and in type b syllable so again mostly n initial but one s initial word uh and now with na so we have uh in type a uh here uh a mostly na initial series but with some words that start with s uh and in type b again a mostly initial series uh but with one word that begins with s in middle chinese okay now uh with the lateral so i mean uh and and this is actually a nice series in terms of showing you just how messy uh a middle uh a middle chinese you know in middle chinese garb a shaytan series can look uh but you you we have this um contact between ya and da and ta so we saw yesterday we reconstruct that as a lateral series um and uh then uh we um we have some s initial words one type a one type b which is convenient because then we can just use the one series to prove both sound changes uh so we reconstruct s l as one of the sources of s and uh you know uh same style of argument here we have a uvular series uh that suddenly has an uh it's actually a labial uvular series uh where we have a a character with an s initial so um so why not reconstruct uh a type of initial s uh i will state it slightly differently which is uh when a person has a syllable based orthography and they want to write a word that they don't know how to write they turn to a similarly pronounced word and and then press it into service right so uh i'm actually this is i haven't written it yet but this is what i'm planning to talk about in my evening lecture next week so a very simple um you know example let's say let's say we speak modern english and we've just invented writing and so we have we draw a picture of a deer to mean the animal deer and then we find ourselves wanting to write a letter back home to our mother and we want to start it with dear mother but we have no no writing system so we don't know how to write the word dear so we draw a picture of the word dear and and now that works well because deer and deer have segmentally identical pronunciations at least in my dialect yeah okay uh and then um and then later um you know in the letter i find myself wanting to say i bought a new steering wheel for my car and i think gosh how am i going to write the word steer and then i think well it's awfully similar to deer but it's not the same so maybe i'll like write a picture of a deer with a little car next to it and then my mom will uh will be able to say to herself okay what word sounds like deer but it has to do with cars and then she'll say oh he probably means steer here yeah so that is the that is called the rebus principle uh which is basically uh i mean i don't know let's stick with bolts here he thinks basically whenever you invent a script you know ex nikilo you uh you use the you you start with very iconic you know things and then you move to more abstract things through uh pronunciation using the rebus principle so we imagine that that's what we're looking at when we see a sheng series is like this is as a series of morphemes that um that could that could be related to each other via the rebus principle which means that their pronunciation has to have been pretty similar yeah and then the question is which which is partly uh just uh how can i say a question of your a priori assumptions is how similar can something does does something have to be to be uh permissible uh to use this rebus principle in the let's say in life quiz version of the xishan hypothesis you say syllables must rhyme and have homo organic initials in order to qualify for this kind of rebus relationship and um and then i would say that uh you can really um set up uh different chinese historical phonologists on some kind of spectrum uh in terms of how doctrinaire they are about this principle where baxter and cigar are very doctrinaire like they really think you know it you cannot leave that s alone you cannot say that you know people are like oh yeah you know whatever yeah um whereas other schools feel like you know come on like you you you the each act of inventing a new character happened in a specific time and place by a specific person and there's no way we can get in their heads and know exactly what they were thinking and similarly we can be pretty sure that they didn't hold some giant committee meeting where they all agreed like we will only invent new characters that have homo organic initials and rhyme yeah so so so those people feel like you you shouldn't push the hypothesis too strongly and this is i mean kind of maybe you'll get used to this uh but i feel like you know the truth doesn't matter what matters is what's good methodology and clearly good methodology is to be as doctrinaire as possible right and then and then let yourself propose ridiculous things for ideological reasons and that is how you will discover why they are ridiculous yeah uh so that's you know my feeling uh on on on this and i think that actually in the preface to his his dictionary schussler does this sh shustler is thinks baxter cigar go way way too far uh and so he tries to tell little stories about like why in this in this situation there was a counter prevailing consideration where basically you know someone found himself in in in a tricky situation and so he found a pragmatic solution in terms of how to write something uh that that overrid the sheisham uh hypothesis and i think that's you know that's uh you know how how that that's right you know which is to say uh that's exactly the conversation we need yeah exactly yeah we need a conversation between the the the the ultra ideological sheishang adherents and and their critics who can come up with very good stories about why uh being so ideological doesn't work in particular cases another labor uvular now in type a series that has an s initial so let's reconstruct another s cluster but in this case i'll just say it's not clear to me how baxter and cigar decide whether or not this particular word uh is aspirated um and i will also point out that there are no type b syllables that baxter and cigar reconstruct with an s prefix to uvulars but without uh labio labialization so we don't get any you know as far as i can tell in the 2014 book we don't get any sqs without a w or a medial r and i just think that's uh the pattern i noticed maybe it's totally meaningless uh but uh that's i think that's sort of we need to be uh on our toes for these sort of um phonotactic holes and and wonder whether maybe that they point to uh you know maybe problems in their analysis okay so now um uh here is a series where we actually have uh an s connected to uh uh to a velar uh but uh and actually this is this is this is one where um morphological speculation comes in they think script notches and wedge are etymologically related uh and i think that's actually how they presented in their book but i i just sort of point out to you that this is also a sheng relationship so you can you can you can pause it at least some kind of um of uh uh s cluster in the word wedge uh purely based on the xiang relationship but the mismatch of the uvular with a velar is a problem uh and you you you could of course you know reconstruct the the the velar as a uvular um but the series overall does not have any other words uh that are incompatible with alveolar initial reconstruction okay so uh now you know i'm moving on again another example where we have a uvular series uh but with a um with an s word in it uh and in this case i would say it's not again it's not clear to me why they choose aspiration rather than um without aspiration or why they don't uh reconstruct this series with uh with velar nasals because you can have a velar nasal origin of both the velar fricative uh and the um and of course the velar nasal right so um and and maybe this is just a case of showing you that that there's a lot of flexibility in their system right if you just look at these three examples you could reconstruct it as they have uh s s q h m uh q h and uh and q h or you could reconstruct it s n g uh ng and um and uh and you know ng sort of voiceless ng and i think somehow that's just you know i don't know this is kind of maybe just a question case i think that would have been a slightly simpler analysis uh because it would have left uh the the the view the second character the velar nasal it would have just left it alone yeah okay uh but um but in case they do what they do and uh just to point out that they think there's actually a dialect split where uh sqh uh develops in into in a different dialect and actually i think one of the most uh interesting and kind of productive areas of their book is pointing to hypotheses of dialect variation that can then be more systematically explored okay so now um you know sts cluster well here's this one's a little well yeah this one's a little um oh yeah yeah okay so you have a ts in the first one and you have an s in the second one so they say well maybe that has it comes from an sts yeah and here's uh the same in type b syllables so you have a ts h and an s so you think ah maybe it's the sts okay and now those were all examples of s clusters that became s in middle chinese so now we will look at s clusters that become uh sr in middle chinese and you know it's basically not going to shock you that they're the same kinds of situations where there's a medial r so uh in the most simple case uh they think sr becomes sr yeah and here's uh the the the evidence for it we have a kind of r series uh and then there's an s in it so uh or there's an sr in it uh so maybe uh take it back to sr and um i will just point out that um they appear not to reconstruct any words with the type a sr although they do reconstruct s voiceless r in type a so that's just i'm i don't know i just feel uh it may seem kind of random for me say oh look here's a hole here's a hole but i think it's good to to you know draw attention to these things okay so then uh we also have become like in this case where you know you have i don't know it's pretty clear right you have velar nasal series uh and then you have an sr in it so you take it back to s velar nasar they appear not to reconstruct any words uh in type a with this cluster okay now that was it for sr now we move on to sy in middle chinese so they propose these changes in uh type a syllables so they all become sha um uh but uh the um sk to show change only occurred before front vowels and this is part of the the the so-called first palatalization which was which we came which i hit on a little bit in the presentation about the six vowel theory uh which is that uh you've got uh parallelization of veilers before front vowels as one you know moment of palatalization before you get the overall palatalization of type b initials yeah okay yeah that's what i just explained uh so uh so the restriction is a result of the first parallelization of all chinese and um yes and and this is basically you know um how you get the the the relative chronology right yeah so we imagine that you had something like ski so let's say key changes to g well so then you think ski probably changes to g uh and then she changes to she as as uh an exact parallel of the change that we also saw of st changing to s yeah and i'll just actually i don't know i feel obliged to say because i'm a hypnotologist these sound changes of uh to sha and uh star to uh or sir to su happened in ultimate like or are like philologically attested to have happened in early old tibetan so so there are sound changes that feel you know very dear to my heart let's put that okay now uh aspiration after initial s uh series mix homo organic initials of different manner types so it it is not possible to distinguish uh uh aspirates on the base you know aft like it's let's put it this way sp and sph you know are neutralized in middle chinese because both of them turn into s yeah if you like yeah uh so um so baxter and cigar do reconstruct these differences uh but on the basis of aspiration in min or other dialects so that's so that's just basically an answer to if if you were wondering to yourself how can you know whether these these things were were aspirated or not because it's neutralized in middle chinese uh after a pre-initial s that's the answer is is you look at things other than shaexung series so here we have uh st goes to so you see you know a nice dental uh you know dentals and pals actually this this answers this is an example we came up very end of yesterday are there shayshank series that mix uh palatals and dentals that argue for the sound change of dentals to palatals in type b well here's an example uh but it's also an example of um uh sha initial words uh intruding into a dental uh shayshank series so is evidence for uh star goes to uh sha change and here's uh you know i just i've discussed i've presented these changes already now i'm giving you the evidence right that's what's happening here so here's uh a velar um series and you notice one with high front vowel uh and evidence uh of uh of uh for ska because there's a a sha that is intruding into it uh yeah and then uh uh i um well just mentioned that uh backstrom cigar think that in type a syllables sk changes to ka rather than to sha uh but they don't use shaking evidence for that so i'm not going to mention it now um and by implication they would say that sku develops into k also in type b syllables you know when not in front of high front vowels but they don't explicitly say that as far as i can tell okay so now with aspirated k and uh they propose the aspiration uh because of aspirate pronunciations such as actually including in mandarin in in guangzhou which point to a middle chinese reading uh with an with an aspirate um palatable but but the actual middle chinese reading uh is with an s right yeah okay now tight pre-initials as an origin of middle chinese z and you'll remember uh yesterday when i presented the the simplex initials i said we can get rid of the z because it has so many origins well now is where we're going to see those origins of z uh they all involve uh pre-initial s okay so here we go before voiced uvular so this is a a a uvular series why is it a uvular series just to kind of you know i don't know repeat things so you get used to them well because you see contact between ya initial and availa so it has to be a uvular series and we reconstruct the yaw to uh to a voiced uvular and then we have a z that you know that intrudes in this uh series that we think is a uvular so why not reconstruct it as an s before a voiced uvular and then you can understand the uh the voicing assimilation as the reason that it changes into a z uh maximum cigar also reconstruct sd and smt as source sources of of z but not on the basis of xiang evidence okay and then we also have you know s little g r changes to zr in this series and uh now you know we go from the origins of z to origins of zhao and they're very parallel to the origins of sha that we saw so uh here is a series that is clearly velar uh because it it mixes uh you know ja in in in type b and type a uh and then it has a ja initial so let's you know let's propose that it comes from sg and uh in general uh they believe that sg developed into g uh but uh their evidence for this uh does not come from a shechem series so again very parallel to the sk situation which is that this sg goes to ja would only have happened before high front vowels in the because of the first parallelization okay and now uh tight pre-initial s as one of the origins of sarah so vaccine cigar maintained that a tight pre-initial s before qr gave rise to [Music] and here's uh evidence for that so we have a glottal uh initial which might come from a uh from a uvular and we have contact with uh so they they let's say this is the kind of problem uh that motivates them um reconstructing uh uh this sound change and actually maybe this is a good one in terms of uh you know schisler i mean i mean i don't know about what truce would say about this particular case but he would look at something like this and say like like really um maybe i don't know maybe maybe these aren't a shaytan series or maybe there's you know this is the kind of place where i think he would be a little bit uh suspicious in terms of well it's not prima facie totally obvious that that sarah would come from uh but if you want to make uh the shishan hypothesis work on this shishan series well vaccine cigar have managed to do that okay uh and then uh a similar one from type b so you have connected to a glottal so you know there you go uh and now the aspirate equivalent so this is um pre-initial s as one of the origins of tsa so baxter's cigar takes uh as a reflex of a voiceless resonant prefixed with s if there is any evidence of connections to words that are otherwise known to have resonant initials whether voiced or voiceless so here's an example s before voiceless n in type a syllables they think changes into tsa and here's the reason why it's uh because of uh these two words and you see why i've given the um the um pre uh chin orthographic forms because the the the modern forms of characters doesn't make it obvious that these are related so the second one means person and the first one means a thousand i think if i if i'm wrong about that uh someone tell me um uh so you know they were written very very similar in in uh right back to oracle bone inscriptions so they think well they must have been similar then right and they don't cite uh evidence for the same change in type b syllables but they do reconstruct uh the change in some words so in particular this um this word uh twice and i don't they don't quite spell it out but i think it's pretty clear that what they're thinking is that uh the word twice is related to the word to yeah so it's a etymological speculation uh and um and that this sound change uh would give you the machinery to link those two words yeah okay so now uh before a voiceless resonant sorry voices lateral so we have a nice lateral series you know connection between a da and a yaw and then uh there's a initial that intrudes so why not uh use you know the machinery we've already developed to solve that problem appear not to reconstruct any words uh in type a with this cluster now the aspert equivalent so here we have a connection between uh a sa initial and a ta initial uh with the with the chub you know which is the usual dental catalyzing type b so they say okay maybe uh you know we've already seen this kind of uh argument before uh yeah so so that's another sound change uh and then on to this one uh uh which i think i've mentioned already that s q h changes to so or tsa depending on dialect i include this here it's not exactly shenzhen evidence but it's pretty similar because it's two readings of the same character right so this character means slipper or shoe and uh it has two readings one with a a saw initial and one with the initial so i would say generally speaking i don't think they articulate it as a principle but it makes sense when there are two readings of the same character in the same meaning that's kind of a pretty good indication of of let's say a dialect split and then borrowing into the same let's say standard that gets represented in the guanine okay uh so it's not clear to me on what grounds they uh reconstruct a uvular in this word kind of uh per se uh so it it appears to be because uh the the the because of this loan into progn which has a velar fricative initial uh yeah so it it so i think the presumption is that this word shares the same root uh yeah i won't i this i don't want to get sort of drawn into these details but they're in the presentation if you want to look at them later um but they do show kind of that um the level of sophistication i think and i mean that in a good way uh in the 2014 book which is you know you look at uh this intricate interrelationship between uh borrowings into unrelated languages uh and um shayshank series and etymological speculation okay so now just uh um sticking with uh well yeah i'll try to get let's try to get through the the s initials so uh they propose um both sir and sarah as two sources of in middle chinese here's uh some shiing evidence uh a character that starts with having contact with the character that starts with um in type a syllables instead as we saw earlier they have developed into and then here's the other source of which you get from uh this case of a character with two different readings but i would say that i'm a little skeptical here because if the s prefix which you see in the first of the two readings in their system is morphological is a morphological aspect one would expect it to somehow contribute to the meaning and and uh and it doesn't the two readings you know refer to the same meaning okay uh oh yes so we're almost done with the s's so so we get s as a source of the so show so in the first of these bullet points you see she shang evidence so you see a contact between pyeong and uh zhang zion so they think well you know the the the second character must somehow have a labial in it because uh otherwise they wouldn't be the same stretching series so they reconstruct that back to uh sb and then uh this is you know kind of uh not technically a shishang series but exactly that sort of rebus principle i was talking about which is this one character uh uh in early sources splits into two characters to distinguish two different meanings it meant knows and self so the reading meaning knows is with a b initial and the reading meaning uh self is with the initial so it's it's very similar and they take it back to an sb cluster so now that's basically it for a pre-initial s's based on you know mostly she showing evidence uh and i'll just sort of uh you know wrap up that section uh and i have a concern because um i don't see much sort of elegance in this uh in these proposals yeah so so you might expect them to have similar sources in in pre-initial s but they don't uh and i mean maybe this isn't a big consideration but i think it points to the fact that what's missing from the 2014 book which was in the tooth in the 1999 sorry the 1992 book is really ordered sound changes like uh we let's move away this is sort of you know i don't know a proposal if you like as a discipline we should move away from this sort of ad hoc uh proposing sound changes to to fix particular shaeshong series uh and say no we need we need to come up with a coherent story of how did the one language develop into the other one through uh ordered sound changes and i don't see that that is very easy and actually you know at one point i sort of intended to do that in my book and it but it turned out to be it would have delayed the book by you know a few more years so i decided not to uh anyhow so that's a uh that's one sort of reservation and then also uh you know i've been pointing out gaps so let's look at the distribution of pre-initial s well we don't have you know spurs bus uh [Music] but we do have zba and and scott in type b syllables so it just seems very like uh you know weird distribution now i think what maximum cigar would say is well these clusters probably existed and we just haven't figured out what uh evidence to look for to reconstruct them or they were lost without a trace things can be lost without a trace but i think both of those stories of where they lost without a trace or what evidence should we be looking for to reconstruct them would be would sort of be natural consequences of uh of an ordered list of sound changes as part of our theory of old chinese uh reconstruction okay um oh and then yeah and then as mentioned this is just just there's more um kind of objections i have to the distribution of the s so it's clear that much more work remains to be done on old chinese phonotactics i think that there are these things like also you know having a first person pronoun that starts with a velar nasal uh happens in sinu tibetan and in um in uh um uh in uh what language family is kasian um in uh austroasiatic uh and yeah um and and i don't know i i i my inclination is to say these are these are sort of um that there are materialist explanations for these things somehow in terms of uh of of um you know um like i don't know in human biology and communication needs yeah uh that are also things like um um actually one i've been thinking a lot about recently is is it a coincidence or is it a borrowing that uh that uh indo-european has a word something like quen for dog and that old chinese has a word something like quen for dog um but actually baxter and cigar reconstruct that not with an n but with r so that you get something like as um as dog and then i sort of think well it could be a coincidence because uh because you know having a word for dog like curl or you know [Music] is is not so surprising i wouldn't i wouldn't go that far um because the the use of a second character to represent blues pre-initials is is not at all systematic in old chinese and i would again uh sort of compare to um sumerian where sumerian had uh like actually a very interesting thing which i think is is is a very good comparison maybe some of you know more about samara than i do but the earliest stages of sumerian have the worst evidence for prefixes uh and then the as the prefixes actually became unproductive or as no one knew sumerian and had to learn it as a second language the the writing of the prefixes becomes more systematic and i think that has a natural explanation which is actually um that when the prefixes were totally productive you didn't have to write them you know you could just say the kind of uh overall syllables and people would know the necessary grammatical interpretation and apply the necessary prefixes for that grammatical interpretation but the the the less you could rely on people to um to actually productively use this morphology uh or or to have command of it the more you had to write it explicitly and i think actually in in a sense the the problem for you know old chinese uh is that we have no acadian you know there was no there was never a moment where a huge body of of foreign uh speakers needed to learn old chinese when it still had pre-initials and if that had been the case i think we would have much stronger evidence but i i think kind of i mean you can almost think like as a thought experiment what would have happened if the sumerians uh lived until today well they might well have ended up with a kind of highly analytic uh you know tonal language and the philological evidence for those prefixes would be extremely scant because the occasion never would have arisen naturally to write them down they just you know yeah anyhow that's my sense which is to say the preservation of those two character writings is really specific to the for the reasons that i uh i said we will get to is there sheishang evidence for loose pre-initials uh i think so uh but it's later in this presentation this really doesn't bother me i mean maybe it's because i'm a tibitologist but uh i think that having you know uh you know sp uh like like i don't know smt r uh yeah i like having loads of initial clusters but only one glide it doesn't bother me i mean i maybe should oh yeah so so so i have uh self-consciously not said anything about uh morphological structure you know because i think sheishang series as evidence don't point to that so i think that yeah you can you can understand that that actually all pre-initials that's what baxter's sorry that's what cigars 1999 theory was that all pre-initials are morphological affects all roots have a kind of c optional r vowel c uh but it's clear that in certain cases actually i would point to elbow as an example which is now they reconstruct elbows i'm like and i think there's very good reasons for uh uh reconstructing elbow that way but they don't have any theory about the morphological function of the tu yeah so so i think that yeah this is what this is exactly the sort of thing i was explaining which is that like the the current version of the pre-initial theory passed through a phase where where morphological structure of the root was the primary consideration and and i think that was very helpful for them but it's not clear how much they're sticking to that as an idea at the moment let's say this is actually gets to the the controversy about the pre-initial s that i that i referred to sort of at the beginning where uh may tulin in particular reconstructs an s where baxter and cigar reconstruct voiceless resonance so um baxter and cigar sort of well it's not worth rehearsing that whole discussion but i would say the problem that matulin has is explaining the evidence that they explain with a pre-initial s i don't remember whether he has an alternative theory for that uh but what your point is is that like you know uh there clearly are cases and we saw some with like person and thousand where there's variation in a shaytan series or in a word family so-called uh between voiced residents and voiceless residents so baxter and cigar recognize that problem and say uh someone else can deal with that later maybe probably these voiceless residents did start as some sort of constant cluster but you know they think at this at the level of at the synchronic level they're interested in reconstructing uh all chinese had uh you know let's say n voiceless n s n and s voiceless n yeah yeah exactly yeah if you like at you know at whatever moment old chinese was yeah which is let's say uh in in their approach as early as possible based on entirely chinese data and i think they're very good about that much more so i think kind of they go a little too far uh much more so than let's say yoon or zhang chang fun baxter and cigar really feel like you cannot use comparative data when you're working out old chinese comparative data to say tibetan and burmese | Nathan Hill | UCcVeE9bj5Bo-xMg16zeTtuQ | 2021-07-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,419 | 32,487 |
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school you know I don't want to go to school yeah no we gotta go to school learn something you need to learn something we've got to learn about guns and reloading and that sounds horrible hopefully we don't learn how to die oh that's not too bad we don't need to know that information we already know I die [Applause] it's easy to die you just go somewhere bad yo guys alright there we go alright it looks like we're still gonna miss our mark how close are we I don't think we're that close sprint where are you right next to you Oh for some reason it was like get your hands ready all right guys I'm using the ziti oh my god oh no do a little bit of jumping I wonder how to act they got here before we did go to the school go to the school go to school I see God I'm picking it up alright be careful man I can't help you so that's why I'm doing a lot of running right now until I think it's excellent I don't know how it's happened and maybe we got the lag skills or something okay I'm aiming you won't be able to kill him yeah oh his name was Dex oh [Music] my god that's funny why should I kill him or should I yeah get rid of it look if you can you get rid of all of them I thank him why would you actually you kill somebody you weren't to kill right I know but he it did look like he a friends alright we are currently using D you recorded to record our screen links are gonna be in the description if you want your copy of D you recorded and also if you are a fellow content creator please drop your links in my comments section let me know what channel you rep and [Music] what games you play really would appreciate that this channel is going to be making the transfer over to mainly first of all oh yeah you're driving all right first of all um yeah it's gonna be mainly absent apks over here no PC we're gonna have a separate dedicated channel for PC tricks and stuff like that so this is gonna be all let me see he says he's finally inside the school so welcome welcome where's the where's the teacher there's no teacher yay you know it's no school on the weekend what's good that there's not I'm right above you too so don't shoot me I don't know you don't know it might be friendly fire I just got a pen thank you smack people with okay it's time to eat oh you know what the shotgun no I already have a shotgun and I really don't like shotguns to be honest it's an elbow at least dude um this this is called the school it's not called the not having ammo places when you aim what this for some reason I'm good at what a good tank handguns yes I don't get I'm getting a little leg pray about internet hopefully that doesn't happen when I'm blowing somebody away but uh I think you might right everybody I put it down or just I'll just keep it dad seven bullets plus it's a revolver we're a year normally this best stuff is on top of the house right true oh we didn't even go through the whole the whole thing you know sometimes I just take the you know the first available window I say sometimes they just oh I felt the basketball court I don't think this is for tonight me so you can't you can't shoot any hoops I know I can't I don't wait and before they could choose oh yeah it's amazing how 14 minutes can go so fast 14 bits would past at least for me assistant since I started recording already or C so bite all right I think they're coming for me no did you get him now oh I'm glitching right now I hear you he thought he had me he thought he had me there's a bag over here if you want it here we go got rhythm the job is if you want a to beautiful beautiful life right now if you are a lower tube bag come today I think I already have one but I don't know I'm hoping I don't get disconnected all right no they're not firing at you right no they might be trying to I sell I see I hear gunshots quality hey hey we're not trying to get into too many battles just yet now remember the object of the game is the survival not necessarily getting all the kills [Applause] ok I'm going back oh yeah let's not forget about the the storm yeah this we're inside we're not inside this storm where we could get hit but we're here one oh wait wait is dead is dead okay I'm not wrong I need a scope goodness I'm fine at least do you have any gun that's long ranged Jim using yeah I'm using the a kay I believe it is okay we're out of bombs all glory I don't wanna die I don't wanna die okay I'm inside no how about you going through a window right now all right have you ever died inside house mmm you mean yeah plenty of times people kill me no I don't me as in people oh I'm going under the stairs because I think that's the most place that you cannot get killed safest safest place yes maybe I mean cuz at the same time under the stairs is kind of hard to get out right but it's mighty Mike over here then I'm gonna shoot him oh they're getting closer oh they should be dead no you'd be surprised how hard it is for people to get dead by those things yeah we'll be surprised one time I thought I was I was gonna I thought I was going to live I was a inside of a car and I was in the bombs on thinking that I was gonna live driving trying to get out of it couldn't get out of it fast enough and short enough the bomb fell on me while I was in the car and I actually died I thought I was gonna be protected but apparently the car will not protect you in that case all right I hear I hate somebody firing nice finish oh great man you got you you got me looking like but right now what wait why do I hear footsteps oh because he's he's that point okay he I killed him fully so oh here's some here's someone come on you bye I'm glitching I see him soon good one good does you have a VSS no I love the SSS did you check the other guy I think this is the no it's not the other guy no that's not it Hey Hey You you annihilate this guy right here yeah there's a scarf you know I'm actually a chill what I have right down I check the map yeah we're doing pretty good hanging out at school school it's cool to stay in school at least it didn't kill me I don't think school would kill you oh I got a silencer on this bad boy or suppressor yes suppressor excuse me just wish I had a good scope I got suppressor all to go with it hope someone's coming who is it show yourself okay yeah occasionally I do glitch for a couple of seconds my internet connection is not as I guess streamlined as yours sorry if I shoot you because we all right oh you see where our place is the marker it right yeah all right we're gonna be heading there that's that looks like it's gonna be the eye of the storm eventually so just in case you ever wondering where yeah wait I know where's a car it's not car but it's motorcycle bucket okay bring it wait there's a car - should I get the car in the morning cycle hmm I think the car is better is more protection oh great oh great this car doesn't work older boy I just hurt shots but I can't see where they came from I just got a surprise [Applause] I'm inside police that's about to explode I think oh I just found a Vietnam knowing me I can't drive it you don't know not that I don't know how to drive I mean I got a license but I'm kidding there's no license in pokey but no I'm just saying uh-huh yeah oh I thought it might be one of those cars that's just for decorations you know come on man now well you got a vehicle okay cool we both have vehicles so what it looks like someone's firing at me where is he oh I'm liking Odin glitches real oh they got a handbrake now a handbrake [Music] what thank it's wrong good thing getting out oh they're over here turn around every time I look oh wait what damn I did you get the fire Adam no see them are cool because my graphics are low so I can't really see people for far away alright but I believe if we keep walking like this whoosh and it won't be able to so let me get my Crouch on I haven't done that in a minute I've been crouching this whole time there's a car over here oh I'm not worrying about cars I got too much glitch on I see a dead body over here Oh who's it what oh that's just a wall oh my god you hey man you gotta you gotta keep your head on the swivel gotta be willing willing to blast anything oh my god what is it even if it's just the wall you gotta be willing to blast it man can't let anything survive but you live it's me if you see a person crouching okay I'm going wait I'm looking at this vehicle over here to make sure it's not a person in it I feel like a vehicle you know I think yeah that means that people might be here or why do I keep finding cross so why really uses them you got my back right there's a reason I can't get out all right you want a swim where you want to go across the bridge oh I'll take my chances good crossing the bridge plus there's a car for some reason oh my god I accidentally shot I'm sorry oh yeah thank you for letting them know where we are and as we walk across this bridge hopefully a troll doesn't come out and annihilate us dead body over here okay Hey look we're not worried about them dads we worrying about them laughs oh you know what they should do they should make they should have a survival mode there also has some bees in it awesome right so that way you gotta watch out for people and zombies right or excuse me hey come on man why don't you stay I'm just making sure no one sees you look me if you got your music all up I can't be banging a heavy metal man with it all automatically comes when you come in the music is on all right now I don't know if you can I don't think you just shoot me but I think you can run me over so don't run me over oh you just are you gonna test it like the new update probably made it so that I could get killed when you from me right try that why would I try to do that cuz you could maybe you're crazy [Music] now I can't go up it oh so we have 12 people still love including ourselves meaning it's a total of 10 10 opponents that we have to crush that's way easier than what we started off with right yeah all right we made it a we've made it to our destination accidentally you've made it to your destination destination will be on the right hey I have the Navigator you don't I'm in the car I got I got a smartphone somewhere my pocket I think I'm ready buddy over oh it just closed a little bit what the the safe zone it now changed so you didn't notice that you ain't paying attention to this you try and get us killed not fanta to the safe zone I'm trying to kill ya all right I kinda got your bag are you runnin runnin slash crashing yes basically I'm going into this castle-like thing I don't even know what it is autumn back open wow there's like nothing in here all right still laugh all right now we gotta get our look on we got to look real well I don't have anything that route really looks far away yeah me neither and I think about it because all about saying just pay attention to your screen you know you can really [Applause] tell a copter I mean I know country [Applause] what there's a Kharkov action it sounds like this how about we go on to us people will just turn around good idea bad Oh found someone okay where they are they're re so you know across the bridge in that space in this space between these two trees yes on your right hand side there's someone over there I'm looking dead at him you say see he sees us already - you tried to hit it yeah I can barely see him where is he nanhee I think he moved back I see the UH his feet no the dust from his feet no I see the package so he may be going for that what if he's going for the package oh I see what you think you want in that direction he may be because he'll say why every time that I reload I shoot I don't know I feel like going for a swim right now be mad dangerous you like ultra vulnerable okay I'm going to the other side of this then going to the boat they'll be easier and plus we already know somebody's already gone for the package I see him I knew it oh no he just ran past the package yes so you it looks like they brought the fight yeah they're about the fight yeah he's already shooting somebody let's go across him speak tip hurry oh nine people whoa not nine people left seven people left oh man come on they ending each other it's gonna be so easy to pick them off it's gonna be so easy to pick them off I can't wait man u-turn now running off come on was taking us along the end each other already somebody win I'm just crawling crawling crawling with my suppressor crawling just crawling crawling crawling hope somebody just grabbed it someone just grabbed a package is that you yeah that's me trying to sleep I have a suppressor so just wicked dude what Dan I'm Sam suppress you can't hear it I do have a suppressor on itself Oh sound like he got that grenade the grenade launcher or he threw a grenade I grabbed any grenades this game no I didn't I got some painkillers and stuff so do you got any help yeah I do have a lot of health but I can't use it because I'm I'm not under seventy-five doesn't have it but house over here yes he because I here I'm trying to shoot you around the house no no you know where [Applause] [Music] I'm going to be come on yeah yes you only got like two or three my connection was lost oh well one minute oh oh wait wait we awesome so we'll be back | Apps & Apks Gaming & Media | UClsfTUAZaTotlTS-o8yw52Q | 2019-03-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,506 | 17,178 |
il2R5nSJ0UI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il2R5nSJ0UI | How do I see my kids? A reality check | question I'm often asked is how do I get to see my children it's not always that a dad asking that question but it is often if that's a really difficult one because when one parent has been prevented for whatever reason sometimes rightly often wrongly from seeing their child it's very emotional it's very upsetting and it obviously makes that person very very angry and the first thing they want to do is is run off to court and get a court order which is often perhaps the worst thing that they can do this is where mediation is very important it's important because one has to understand that if you make an application to the court first of all you're not going to get an instant quick solution it could take several weeks to get if not months get a court hearing and you won't necessarily and get an order to see your children after the first court hearing it can drag on for many many months extremely expensive you're looking at probably a minimum of around 5,000 pounds and it's not the best way to improve your relationship with the other parent you | Divorce Directory Experts & Cohabiting Resources | UCIsQfzlvGW67ZfnafXSjDfA | 2015-11-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 196 | 1,058 |
33THvLZkXp8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33THvLZkXp8 | Hiding the full username in Ubuntu's Panel | [Music] eat more mango and drink more apple juice now this question this video this video is about i kind of forgot about this video oh yes yes yes yes this video will help you out technically it will show a question and then possible solutions and why should we eat more mango and drink more apple juice well because it's good for your brain although i keep forgetting things in this video anyway enjoy the video and please like and subscribe because that would be really really really helpful for me and my family god bless [Music] please subscribe and like thank you for watching thank you jesus | Roel Van de Paar | UCPF-oYb2-xN5FbCXy0167Gg | 2020-09-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 109 | 598 |
HPn4eAUJUOE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPn4eAUJUOE | 2.Algebra Adding and Subtracting Rational Expressions (2 of 7) | here's an example of how you should add or subtract a rational expression in this case it's a combination you have three expressions they're rational expressions because they're like fractions here we're adding their subtracting so how do we do that again the strategy is to make sure that all denominators are the same and here we have nominated for six x + 8 so we're looking for the common denominator and specifically the lowest common denominator so we definitely will need an X in each of the denominators and we number that all three numbers for six and eight easily fit into so a quick way to do that is to take the largest one and see if the other two fit into that and for does fit into eight but six does not so we can double the large one that was 16 for fits into 16 but six does not then you triple the large one make that 24 and then you realize that six fits into 24 and four fits into 24 so an easy way to find the lowest common denominator to say hi I'm going to double triple quadruple the large one and see if the smaller ones fit into that so the LCD in this case is easily seem to be 24 X so now we have to make every denominator equal to 24 X that means we have to multiply this one by 6 X multiply this one by 4 and multiply this one by 3x of course whenever you multiply the denominator by something you must multiply the numerator by the exact same thing so this now becomes X plus 1 over 4 since we're multiplying the denominator by 6x and of course 6 x times 4 is 24 X we must also multiply the numerator by 6x plus the second fraction X minus 2 over 6x and we have to multiply this one by 4 which means we also have to multiply the numerator by 4 then we subtract the third fraction we must multiply the denominator by 3 x which means we're going to multiply the numerator by 3 X as well there we go all right so now we go ahead and multiply this out so this is equal to 6x times that is 6x squared plus 1 times 6x is 6x / 24 X plus 4 times X is 4 X 4 times negative 2 is minus 8 / 24 X and now here we subtract 3 times X which is three x squared minus one times three X is minus three x divided by 24 X so now you can see that all three fractions have the same denominator so you can write all that over a single denominator so we'll rewrite this as everything over 24 x hmmm so on here we have 6x squared plus 6x then we add to that 4x minus 8 and then we subtract from that the 3x squared minus 3x so when we subtract we have minus the 3x squared and minus a minus gives us a positive they cancel out so this becomes a plus 3x will be very careful about those signs now we collect common terms so we have a 6x squared minus 3x squared is equal to 3x squared we have a 6x plus 4x which is 10x plus 3x which is 13 X plus 13x then we have a minus eight just a single minus eight there we go and the whole thing divided by 24 X now typically what you would like to do here is make sure you cannot factor anything out of the numerator or denominator it looks like note 13 is a prime number and you cannot factor out an X so that would then be the final answer the most simplified form of the addition subtraction of those rational expressions alright let's try a few more examples | Predestined Future Global Leaders Academy | UC6WvLIn_0p4oWq9LUEpaGPw | 2016-11-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 658 | 3,207 |
0Wu04bxifgw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wu04bxifgw | Family of 4 Transitioning to a More Sustainable Life in Southern France | Hey everyone, Rob Greenfield here, and today I am going to introduce you to a beautiful family in a beautiful home right here in Southern France just outside of the city of Toulouse, about a half hour. This is a family of four that is working towards living a more sustainable life. They are already doing a lot, but in the next years to come they will be doing a lot more to live sustainably. I am really excited to share their story with you. But, this is not just any family. I have actually been staying with them for the last five weeks while I have been on lockdown here in France. So here they are to share their life with you, and this is the life that I have been sharing for the last five weeks. [music playing] It was our desire to have wood and to have wood for our home. So it has been designed to be not the most sustainable house you can imagine but the most we can, we, imagine. But the thing is, you know, first we have all those windows, very wide windows, and they are on the north of the house so it might be weird to think that we put big windows on the north, but we are in a very, very hot region of France, so if we had put big windows (and we need light inside) if we had put these big windows at the south of the house, it would be so, so hot in the summer that it would be impossible to stay in the heat. So we did, you know, the opposite, which is what most of the people around in the South of France are doing. So we move inside... [music playing] As you see we also have some open windows on the south, but it is to create a kind of wind to get fresh air inside the house. The house has been designed, first, to be a very simple house if you look outside, and a very useful one. There are three parts of the house. Over there we have my room and my wife's, here is what we call the room for life, where we all gather in the same room, and we have the open cooking place, and over there are the other rooms. It has been designed that way because when the kids are older and they leave the house, we just have to close the door and we have a smaller place to heat in winter. We have a stove, a heater stove, it is where all our heat comes from in winter or in cold times. Everything is from here, everything comes from this stove. And it's not only beautiful, you know, it is very hot. It can be twenty-two degrees in the home in winter when it's minus ten degrees Celsius outside. It is very, very efficient and beautiful. We like the fact that you have a small fire inside the home. It is the middle of the day, 2:40 PM, and we have no lights on of course, and we can stay like this very very late in the day because we have very good natural lighting thanks to the big windows and it was very important to us to have as much light as we can inside the house. We have a kitchen here, it is an open kitchen, something very important when we designed the house because it is always weird when someone who is cooking is separated from the others. So now if I am here, or my wife is here cooking, all the others can be around the table, and we can speak. It is a whole way of living, we do not like to separate people like that so we have this kitchen. And if we go here... What we try to do, although we know it is not perfect, and we are in the process of evolving, we try to have as much food as we can in things like this and we have a lot of them. Pasta, lentils, rice, and so on, and we try to have mostly this kind of thing to avoid waste as much as we can. Of course, we still have boxes like this, but it is a journey to be good. Something important that we have is a washing machine and dryer. It seems weird but actually those two machines are nineteen years old. It is very important for us to have very, very good quality stuff. We bought these nineteen years ago and they are still working perfectly. We like to have things that last as long as we can. It is true for equipment, it is true for clothing, so I have clothes that are quite old, most of them, and I keep them as long as I can. My shoes have been repaired twice, they are seven or eight years old, and I will keep repairing them as long as I can. We have good quality clothing. It is a little more expensive to buy good quality clothing but in the long term you are really, really a winner because I have some stuff like this, Patagonia stuff, that I have had for twenty-five years. We do not have air conditioning, we refuse to have it, even if it is forty degrees Celsius in summer here. What we do in summer when it is very hot we just close up, put some black on the windows, to be sure that the light does not come from the south, and we put some water on the floor and the natural evaporation of the water gives us some clean, fresh air. It is important because, as you know air conditioning needs a lot of power One important point was to have the electricity in this house be subscribed to alternative distributors. What this means is the electricity this distributor puts into the system comes from hydro, sun, and wind, so it is really sustainable electricity that they put in the system and we subscribe to this distributor. It costs a little bit more, but it was a choice that we decided to make. And if you go outside, we can see that we have the wood. It is summer now so we are a little bit short of wood. We have been using it for the whole winter and the first part of spring. For the moment we are still buying it and we are looking to buy some woods to be able to cut our own wood This would be in the close future, I don't know exactly when, but for the moment we buy from a seller in large capacity. During the summer we re-buy for one or two years, so we have a lot of stock. Even though we have a dryer, we almost do not use it, because what we do is mainly use the sun, which is a natural dryer, and in wintertime we do it inside because the heat the stove gives us means we do not need to use a dryer. So we have the dryer, but we almost never use it. So let's talk about water. At the moment we have the ability to have something like three thousand liters. We plan to have seven thousand liters and I will explain to you why later. As I have told you we have not had real rain for almost six weeks now so it is very dry. We are hoping for rain. It is something very weird, when we look at the forecast people always say "oh, we are going to have a very nice day," for us a nice day is not a sunny day, we like when there is water. We have a pool, a salt water pool. What we are trying now is to fill it up with rain water, which is why we need so much water. Seven thousand liters is a lot, but we need it because in summertime we need to put water in the pool to keep the level of the pool up. Here is our garden. We started it a year ago, now we are expanding it a bit We are almost doubling the size this year and we plan to do even more than that in the next years. In the front of the house we are developing a new area for gardening. We have a compost over there, we have two composters, that is one of the big ones. We like to compost as much as we can. In the garden now we have planted mainly potatoes, radish, onions, salads, things like that, and we are preparing the tomatoes, which are very important, and a lot of other vegetables. What we would like to do here, because as you can see there is a lot of space we plan to also have some grapes here because it is very difficult soil but this could be good for grapes, and some fruit trees. But it is a long process, you can not do everything in a very short time. We have been here for three years and the first year was really to finish the house. Here are our vehicles. Actually we have quite, as you can see, a lot of vehicles, but all of them have been bought used, they are all used cars. We bought some a very long time ago, a motorcycle which is twenty-nine years old, and the four-wheel drive car that we use only when we have to carry heavy stuff because we often have to carry very heavy stuff in what we are doing. It is a twenty-year-old car. We have an electric car for daily use, we bought it three years ago. This one is a normal car that we had to buy because with the electric car you can not go over two hundred kilometers. So, because we come from families one thousand kilometers away, when we need to visit we pack up in this small car, and that is what we do. But for all the short distance movement, what we use is bicycles. We have several bicycles here, and that is what we use when we have to go a short distance because it is easier and it is healthier for us. So I think, yeah... We are in the process of doing it. It is a journey. I always like to say, it is a journey. [music playing] Dear friends, I hope that you got a lot out of that. There are lot of lessons to learn from them in living more sustainably and transitioning to a lifestyle that walks a little bit more lightly, treads a little bit more lightly on the earth. Of course, this is not the way it is going to work for everybody, everybody has different scenarios, and there are a lot of people out there living a far more sustainable life. But I love this example because this shows what can be done for people that still live in, you know, a sort of traditional house, and who want a lot of the comforts of life, but this can show that there is still so much that you can do as an individual, and as a family, to live more sustainably. If you got a lot out of this video there are many more to come. Make sure to like it and leave a comment to help get this out in the YouTube algorithm and share this with people that you think could learn from it. If you are not subscribed, make sure to subscribe to this channel where there are a lot more videos to come, and there are already quite a few here to learn from. I love you all very much and see you next time! 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cifvTAURNOU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cifvTAURNOU | If Your Struck off Company is having some property in its name it could be revived by NCLT | dear professional friends in this video i am going to discuss about the struck off companies by a roc and how to restore it on value on valid grounds if your company is stuck up by the roc and is having some property in its name or bank balances in its name or has earned revenues while struck a period it could be revived by nclt under the section 252 of the companies act 2013. likewise nclt across the country has ordered for removal of the name of the company restoration of the name of the company when there is a little pending litigation at the request of the unsecured creditor or to take delivery of the import imported goods from the port agreement to sell the properties of struck off companies and there is an agreement to sell the properties of strucca companies proof of new orders on hand or a development contract in company's name can be in such situations companies can be restored by the nclt and the two as presidents griffin developers private limited roc care law the appalling company applied for striking of the name of the company under fast track exit scheme fte roc kerala accordingly stuck up the company in the meantime the directors of the company purchased some lands and this was inadvertently registered in the name of the company instead of director's personal name as the lines purchased were registered in the name of the company inadvertently it has become necessary for the members of the company to restore the name of the company under section 252 of the companies act 2013. consequent upon striking off from the register of companies any transaction pertaining to properties owned by such companies by such directors or other signatories of such companies would be wide open issue and an early team till such companies are restored by the nclt order under section 252 of the companies act to the so when the assets have been when the properties of the company has been the properties of the companies the directors cannot get our disposit when the company is stuck up because they don't have any powers properties of stuck off companies from roc cannot be used operated transferred or aligned in any manner until revived by the nclt and the section 252 of the companies act 2013. nclt restores this 46 turkoff company's name to protect the revenues interest nclt across india where the interim orders directs 46 companies which were struck off by the roc to be deemed to be restored to its original number entities petitioner tax department to raise demand by serving noticing in accordance with the law in the case of few of the companies nclt notes that reassessment proceedings under section 148 of the income tax have to be initiated it was good by the roc that the company has concealed and filed the ft e application concealing the fact that that it does not have any assets on the library so when making application roc are good that the companies have made a false statement that they did not have any properties or liabilities further roc informed that they received a tax serious demand from the income tax authorities against such companies where a parent company was able to satisfy it was the owner of the property when its name was stuck off by respondent roc from its register which it wants to utilize now to carry on the business activities and since no objection to the restoration of the name of the apparent company had been raised in the report of roc name of the appellant company was to be restored in register of the companies company law nclt cochi no objection were received in roc's report company name was to be restored in the register of companies restoration displayed annual filing default for 14 years one company didn't file 14 years annual compliances but still it applied to nclt and they got it the name revived mumbai hot allowed private companies name restoration despite annual filing default for 14 years in blocky dos muhatar company private member versus roc maharashtra and others cannot operate operate bank account ex-directors and other residents of the companies which has been stuck up will not be able to operate the bank accounts of such companies still such companies are legally restored under section 252 of the companies act by an order of the mumbai company la tribunal asm consultant private limited versus register of companies fuel it is seen from the petition that the company generated revenue in the year financially 2016-17 and 2017-18 the company has generating revenue to the tune of 29 lakhs 18 000 916 the financial year 2016 and 17 under rupees 12 lakh fifteen thousand to eighteen the year financial year two thousand therefore it can be said the running concern it is a running concern the ground for strikeoff no business operation for a period of lawsuit financials by roc appears to be unfounded roc informed that there was no business action for the last year two years and actually they had earned profit in those years the company has not deposited heavy cash in bank account during the period of demonetization from the now 8th in november 2016 to 31st december 2016 as notice from the unacceded affiliate along with this petition and application however it is further submitted that in the set report that the roc has no objection to restore the name of the petitioner company if the petitioner company is willing to comply with the provisions that are subject to the imposition of cost in in other cases also in various cases also nclt has restored the name of the stock of companies we will discuss what are those new delhi ancillary it allowed a restoration of companies name at the biggest of unsecured creditor when the company had some creditor and they had some dues then the company may be review restored name may be restored by the nclt on the application by the unsecured so if you are an unsecured creditor on the set comp if the company which you have funded has been stuck off by the roc then you have every right to apply to nclt to file a restoration of name under section 252 of the company's act 2013. about nclt pending in litigation a valid reason for name registration and it allowed that petition so in allahabad ncltico nclt desi decided that when there is a litigation against a company for like tax demand or any other litigation then the in such a situation the company may apply for uh nclt for a restoration of the name of the company to run the litigation to continue the litigation and succeed in it allah about nclt named research necessary for taking delivery of goods from the port and it allowed application so when the company was stuck off and when the imported goods was in the port and the way being the company has been struck off it cannot take away the imported goods in such a situation it approached the alahabad ncld and the algarve and allowed the company to restore the name of the company new delhi nclt company's name restoration not a director's discretion once a opted for exit under fts so you know in new delhi and sell inside when a company has exited under ft it cannot apply for restoration of name so a certain nclt allows it certain nclt like in new delhi has dissoluted friends this is a sum up of the video if your company has been struck off uh due to under if it is having some property in its name or bank balance or has rand revenue or there is a pending litigation or a unsecured creditor can request the nclt to revive the company to take delivery from the imported products from the port agreement to sell the properties of struck off companies proof of new orders on hand if the struck off companies have proved have shown the proof of new orders on hand or to revise the company or development contract in case of real estate companies the company can be restored the name of the company can be registered even though it has been struck off under the 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lF49THV5GQc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF49THV5GQc | Public Access Prep Ideas for Service Dogs | hey guys welcome back to our channel i'm jen and this is farabee and today we want to talk to you about getting ready for public access before we get started i just want to say thank you to everyone who is joining us today we really appreciate you being here also if you haven't already please subscribe to our channel i'm trying to make more positive content for the service dog community so that we can share our positive message and help others first thing i think is really important is to trick your dog and make them think you're doing public access when you're actually not so by doing this you're putting your best on your dog you are taking them somewhere where there's not going to be a lot of dogs like maybe a sporting goods store maybe something like a craft store something like that where you're less likely to encounter dogs so this would not be like a petco situation we're not going for a walk right now harvey's pressing her button she wants to go for a walk so this would be something that is not going to be very many dogs there if you see any at all and the reason behind this is your dog is not used to thinking that they are the only dog going somewhere i love you too so by doing something like this like i said it kind of tricks your dog into thinking that they are doing public access you treat them like they're doing public access and you have their best on them ask them to do things you would want them to do during public access so you know sit whenever you stop or lay or whatever you want them to do or maybe just stop in general stop walking with you um but different things like that in that way it's actually kind of tricking them into thinking they're doing something big and brave and they're really kind of not yet and if they make mistakes then it's totally fine that they've made a mistake because you're not anywhere that dogs can't be anyway but the key is not letting your dog know that so one of the things that you might be wondering is how do i know if my dog is ready to do public access you don't really know unfortunately you don't know it's a gamble really i'm editing the video and i apparently cut out something super important and i can't find the clip so i'm just gonna pop in here um so whenever i just set us a gamble what i had said after this and i can't find the clip um so it should not be a gamble whenever you actually go to real public access places the reason it's a gamble on this part that i'm talking about here is because you're doing public access prep so you're going to sporting good stores hardware stores local things like farmers markets craft stores stuff is pet friendly but is not directed toward animals so by the time you actually go to real legit public access places your dog should be not a gamble anymore um you're gambling at these places because it's technically okay for youtube but you know once you start going to the mall to the doctor's office to uh grocery stores cruises whatever you're doing with your dog in the world your dog doesn't need a gamble anymore to do public access at a pet friendly store when you're doing these dry runs that i'm talking about with your dog having a vest on your dog doesn't necessarily need to have a task down yet it would be very beneficial if they do have a task because you can practice that task out in public because if your dog knows a task at home that's great but for them to take that out into the real world it's probably going to be a little bit different for them might be a good idea to give them a few minutes in the door and then just kind of let them walk beside you or besides shopping cart or whatever you're doing and just let them get used to being in there and then see if you can get them to do a sit lay you know whatever their easy tricks are that they know i would do that before you start public access you want to know your local laws so in addition to knowing your obviously your country's laws about service dogs you also want to know your state laws if you're in the u.s they vary state to state the other thing i would definitely recommend having are ada cards but this is something you can buy on amazon this is not a service dog registry that is not what this is at all what this is this is a law card and i'll see if i can get to focus i'll pop a picture in this is a lock card this is what business owners can ask you about your dog so the questions that people are allowed to ask you about your dog when it comes to like access issues and things like that are is this dog a service animal required because of a disability and then what work or task has this dog been trained to do that's all they can ask you in a lot of places don't realize that and they'll start asking a million questions and obviously you don't just want to be rude to somebody but you don't have to answer a million questions as far as your dog being a certain age when they're ready for public access this is going to go case by case there is no age there's no magic age your dog is great for public access it really depends on number one the individual dog and number two it depends on how long they've been training so it really depends on how long you've had your dog how long you've actually been working on service dog training and of course the dog itself so you want to work with your dog around shopping carts and to do this i would definitely recommend going somewhere like maybe at michael's craft store maybe ace hardware somewhere that has the smaller carts that are plastic do this at first just so your dog has a positive experience with a smaller shopping cart that's not going to be as loud and scary as maybe like a home depot flat cart or a grocery store shopping cart and the best way that i found to do this was to let her go places that had shopping carts and let her kind of observe other people's shopping carts first and then after going and doing that maybe once or twice then what we did was we actually got our very own shopping cart and i just got it very very slow i pulled it out from the cart corral thing and you know had her kind of stand with me basically and we just moved it very slow very very slowly you know let her explore it i was very um encouraging i guess around it so i was doing things like oh what is it oh my gosh it's so fun you know things like that that you do to kind of comfort your dog and to make them feel like it's a playful fun thing also bring treats and make sure that your dog has a lot of treats that day um you know around the shopping cart because it might not be a big deal but then again it could be all right guys so that's it for today's video thank you so much for joining us today if you're interested in following therapy on instagram she is fairview underscore fable i am knitting and please don't forget to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't already we hope 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OyOm95q9_1c | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyOm95q9_1c | Robert Lawson Brown - Color for Photographers | you [Music] so today's presentation is going to be about color for photographers and what I hope to do is demystify the concept of color spaces now this is going to be practical we'll be relating this to the basic photographic process and I will want to define a color space talk a little bit about try similes how camera quartz colors are printers print colors and how do we get these colors to match now color theory varies a lot to paint upon who you're talking to as a physicist I might be interested a lot about spectra and so forth not so much about human vision or even color spaces and if I was in graphics arts that I might be concerned a lot about color schemes in this particular presentation we are going to focus on the idea of how colors are perceived generally a Cutler space is the range of colors that something can detect our record or reproduce and of course a human being is such an instrument so there is a color space for human vision in humans all perceive colors can be differentiated by just three values the reason for this is because they're just three different types of color sensing receptors in the eye and because there are such three different set receptors that are stimulated we call this the Tri stimulus and here's a little picture I think you've seen this before just showing a representation of the retina with the cone cells that pick up on color each let's receptor be stimulated by a photon that is in a very broad range oh this the L ort look at the diagram see that these heavily overlap that means that a given photon if in wavelength will exterminate almost always at least two of these and sometimes all three are possible to stimulate a scepter by itself you three values can be expressed in several schemes we could have the LMS scheme that would simply be a measure of how much each receptor has been stimulated RGB for red green blue HSB for hue saturation and brightness and then l XY which is luminance and a pair of coordinates that represent a combined response so let's start with our LMS colorspace it's the range of colors that are seen by most humans however it happens as some females have four different color receptors they have a tetris stimulus as opposed to the try stimulus and as a consequence they can distinguish more colors in typical and by the way I should mention that women that tend to have this have a grandfather of it was slightly colorblind and there are some males that have muted reset and distinguished fewer colors was common being a difficulty in differentiating reds and greens it's very slight so the human vision colorspace was measured this was first done back in 1931 by the International Commission on illumination and in French their initials were CIE and they defined the standard color space or people oh by the way that is why women often do tend to see colors that men do not rain is quite different from we're just kind of staring and going what but yes they do see different colors anyway CIA they measure the LMS color space and they did that by using what they refer to as the CIE 1931 battered color metric observer degree refers to the fact they used a particularly small section of human retina for sensitive part for looking at color now who was the standard observer well stanag server was a bunch of English schoolboys basically they looked at pure spectrum then tried to match the color by using adjustable filters you from the measured lms color space they constructed another representation which is called the l XY color space because intensity luminance is heavily weighting the M response basically green over the L and s response of red and blue the O X Y color space is defined as the colors a normal human can see and bear in mind when I say normal I simply mean the middle of the distribution of variation of color sight it's you know hardly the same for everybody this representation the x-value is close to the amount of red the y-value is close to the amount of green the amount of blue can be tained from x and y given that the luminance value is fixed worried about are you that any color hue and saturation can be adjust the two numbers X and Y basically we can have a two-dimensional plot to play colors and as soon as I said to missional Platz so in summary the range of colors for a fixed luminance is a color space when the luminance is specified the color space is two-dimensional there are some alternatives I already mentioned hue saturation and brightness and if we only look at hue and saturation and not brightness again that is just a two-dimensional color space just two values and we can also use three standard color bands and define those as red green and blue I don't know why put down red twice here I have to correct the slide but red green and blue which be measured by some artificial specimens some filters that we designated the hues are the colors that a single photon might convey and these are the rainbow colors you know our as we'd say in physics the pure spectral colors let me just bring this one little charge forward back here and okay these are the spectral cues the use of the rainbow red orange yellow green blue indigo and violet but I want you to notice something and that is is that in the rainbow you don't see the color brown or purple or gray those are actually nice boots those are made by combination of hues and we refer those in general as being color now I'm going to flip this around if I can it was Isaac Newton that first exert that light can be broken up into these spectral hues and he also observed that all the colors you see can be made by combining two of the hues and from this he produced the color wheel this is the Newton color wheel and it displays all the colors of a given fixed luminance the spectral hues once in the rainbow started with red and go around this side of the color wheel down to blue at the idea this section in the lower left between red and blue and my jimta area is in fact not found in the spectral hues and is only seen when you combined various degrees of red and blue and perhaps another color okay I'll put this away you there you okay I mentioned the pure spectral colors were the outer rim of the color wheel and our lxy plot they form this rim here and let me see if I can get my little pointer up you'll see that little red dot that I just put here this is the extreme red going toward the green coming around down toward the blue so you can see in this particular kind of plot my x-axis basically corresponds to the amount of red not precisely it's actually a fairly complicated algebraic relationship between this and the response on the retina and the y-axis is like the response of the green so you put some colors on there and you can see that we have red and green blue with the outer limits of the diagram gray kind of toward the center Brown is sort of a mix of red and green and then a charade purple is between the blue and the red fact we call this lower line here here and here as the line of purple let me go back one inside of the colors we can see outside our mixes that are possible but you won't perceive them and the reason is that there is no way to get your receptors on the retina to respond to these ratios or produce these ratios in your mind so in this area out here basically you would say there are colors that would not be differentiated by a human being unless you use some extraordinary measures such as finding a way to stimulate receptors individually you know perhaps a tight little laser beam that would target just a single receptor you now on the XY plot we can show how mixing two or three primary colors will produce a non primary color for example mixing red green and blue to make grey by mixing two of the spectral colors in a desired proportion we can produce any color inside the spectral curve a green can be a primary it depends upon the color scheme you wish to use you know printers will use cyan yellow and magenta and mixed black whereas physicists and photographers will use red green and blue another way to look at it is that color saturation can be a position along a line from the spectral color to the center gray and again by looking as that as going from a sharp spectral line there's any color see almost there's still a problem with the line of purple so we can produce any color of the given luminance by mixing the appropriate pair of hues and we can also produce any color by desaturating a hue in except for the purples boo back here real quick this line here between red blue is my line of purples and for that I basically have to mix three different [Music] hues in order to get any part of the purple region Oh penny I'd have insight letter I forgot I had a slide for it that shows the line of purples but this lower line here you see is that blind for magenta and the other Purple's now white gray and black are the same color they're just different luminance so we call the center of the plot the white point it might more probably be called the gray point in any given scene why does something the brightest gray and black is simply the darkest gray you will often find that the black is not so black and the white is not so white okay so just to reiterate the human color space is the spectral curve that makes a boundary in the XY plot that humans can see is separate colors you only see the inside you cannot differentiate the stimulus and the outside doesn't mean those can't exist it means you can't see them with your retina okay so the CIE diagram shown here and as I said this was first measured back in 1931 by having young English boys adjust filters to match pure spectral cues various things marked on here you see that black line in the middle that's is what thermal radiation would give temperatures you recall we talked about red hot steel and orange hot steel of worth this is also the same incidentally for drove stars terms of their surface different you know so that's your thermal radiation [Music] so that was for human vision now what happens when you have a camera or a printer well cameras will use color filters that yeah or the analog of the receptors of the human retina and the choice of those filters will determine what subset of the human color space were recorded by the camera so the first thing to consider is that the camera is always going to record fewer colors that a human being can see early in digital imaging development HP and Microsoft collaborated come over the color space that would be suitable for digital cameras and displays and this was in 1996 and as you can see I said ancient history because the computer and electronic standpoint if that was a long time ago these values are called the standardized red green and blue are srgb bear in mind though that when I say RGB I do not mean exactly red green or blue you the IEC about three years later except at srgb as a default standard for imaging and in that standard the colors in each of the channels is divided up into an 8-bit number now that seemed to be adequate that human beings could not really differentiate if you had smaller divisions and that applies to devices that use specific filters for sensing the color and specific dyes for displaying the color now here has shown on the CIE kamut by the way kamut is a another name for range it actually comes out of medieval music it was the lower limit local rate teens who came you now you see these triangular vertices I've marked on the diagram here and here here those represent the filter values the serve as reference or the sRGB are you prefer the primary illuminance if I was using these to filter light and I've marked down the ex-wife you now that's kind of small let's jump back to here all this area out here in this green around here is a color that will not be recorded correctly by the sRGB scheme okay and all this information you might see in nature you're not going to see in a photograph so it's just a small triangle inside that fool Scie kamut now photographic films had a much larger extent and that is one of the complaints that photographers had in the transition to digital that the colors were becoming less vibrant this more muted you would think maybe we can do better you know I mean 1999 was a long time ago now and we might have better filters and better display technology and so forth Adobe a year before the IAC made srgb there's after you they came up with her own color space of the Adobe are and the Pacific reason was they looked at srgb and said that's just too small an Adobe does have a lot of clout so they could compete with her alternative to the IEC s I have to emphasize that as an international standard it is still srgb they made a little error in their first try back in 1998 and they revised it but that means that you were now confused by having tutor ninety-eight in you Doby Stan but now we have three different standards we have the srgb the Adobe 1998 which a lot of stuff was recorded in and the Adobe the current Adobe RGB you now here's the Adobe color space and you can see that it's considerably larger and in particular it captures a lot more greens then the srgb does so he gets more greens and blues and it is also designed to work with ICC color management tools for printing you will find that most professional cameras will allow you to choose between srgb and Adobe are we recording an image and here I show them together and you can just see that the sRGB triangle is inside the Adobe one you now more recently we've come up with a new color space called the Profoto color space now why did that happen it happened because in digital cinema they can record and display more colors than we could previously with the filters national bill cameras in particular for digital Simon stamina there is a laser anning action tech that can display a huge range of colors over that the Kodak came up with pro photo and it's actually even a little bit larger than the old chemical film color space and I should note that it's actually been Adobe as alt or spaces Adobe Lightroom editor see if I can bring forward the picture of that okay just to show you let me scoot it over a bit this is the Profoto color space and still misses some greens but it does capture much much more of the human vision color space than the previous standards one reverencing aspect is you can actually encode into Profoto regions or left pop at represent colors that cannot be differentiated by human vision and about 12% of the Profoto color space is like that you let's put this away you and come back to here you okay now let's see what happens when we're using a pattern of filters to record a color with a camera and a green filter such as this one might be measuring a broad area that's above this green fuzzy line here the blue filter might be measuring a broad area that is to the lower left we're filter might be rain April but fuzzy lie and the color I want to measure is somewhere in the overlap of those three filters when I've measured that color okay I will come up with some values and I've given an example down here of 0.5 0.6 0.2 just remember that these really aren't red green blue they're close but not really the same thing now we're going to print with three inks so I have my three measured values of RGB and I happen to have three inks that are called red green and blue but again not X so here on my CIE diagram I've marked down where the inks might be we have a green ink go reading kind of blue ink and I've put down that color that I want to print while I print it and guess what happens the recorded color doesn't look a bit like the printed color simply because my inks and my filters don't match okay I was just very naive I thought that if I measured something that was like red green and blue with the camera and then printed something used red green and blue inks of some same they're not but we have to do is mathematically alter the recorded color values to match the reproduction to the original and that's the reason we have to use a standard color space you so we know the cameras record colors by using color filters and I won't get into it in this talk but it uses a pattern called the Bayer pattern or dye chromic prisons the camera processor right inside your camera will adjust the digital values to conform to the srgb or the adobe or HDTV for that matter and when you print the printer driver say for example the Canon driver for the Canon printers adjust the digital values to conform to the ink colors your precise work requires that you set up all these adjustments correctly there's the same subject same camera but done with two different color space the truth kind of lying to you here because I had to manipulate this together fact I would pray one side you can see what Adobe color space might keep and on the right you can see what the srgb cars base and if you look carefully you can see that yeah I've kind of new to the greens and I've kind of broadened out the red in each one but looked at them separately I might even not have even noticed anything was wrong it's only by comparison that I see that one had a bit better range of older than me now besides my s RGV and my Adobe RGB and I mentioned the Profoto there are other color spaces there's one called color match there is the PAL system for television the HDTV system NTSC and so forth and each of these has a different purpose it's for different devices the iPhone color space is unique for itself it's been designated as display p3 it's close to srgb but it's not the same and that again is handled for you invisibly because when you import the images the software you're using is going to adjust these different color spaces just so you know here's the HDTV color space again shown within the SAE kamut so you have to choose the kind of space you want to use and you have to be consistent with that each device - you calibrated to match the color color space its inherent color space to your chosen color space such matching is done by having specimens such as this color card you would take a photo with it you would display it on your screen and then you would adjust your screen parameters so that the colors match the original and that's actually usually done by an automatic system is little board against look at each little square of coal or would it thinks the colors and make a automatic adjustment to play parameters get everything to matte I had many professional photographers we'll go through this exercise for each display in each printer that they use you three eight printers as we've already seen can only do colors inside the triangle that's mapped by their inks you six ink printers will have an or Ella your regular hexagon like this they can do more and therefore will produce a work higher quality print for you but when you calibrate a given printer for a given color space you're doing all this mapping of the outside to the inside and trying to get the color spaces to fit you don't ever have true color fidelity you're going to think there is but it will always be somewhat different so the colors you see in a movie or video display or printed are not true of what you would see in the original scene with your own natural by the way color grading is the choice of a color space minimum very big deep look at the differences between films between other deeds we will see there's been quite a change to color grading there was a time when think in the 50s when all the colors really pop they were strongly differentiated these days they're a bit more muted I think and you really want to see what the Mona Lisa looks like the only way you'll ever know is by going to Paris and you're not good to tell from a book so we see colors a camera cannot accurate record the color the camera records colors we cannot display display shows colors we cannot print but fortunately human color adaption comes into play it kind of saves us and the reason for that is that the visual cortex will automatically average a scene to gray it simply assumes that all colors are more or less evenly represented so it will adjust its color perception so the average of that scene is great now if you've ever worked in a semiconductor fab and as I have know that they use yellow light them instead of bulbs forty wafers Kirkus and it takes a very short amount of time after you've stepped into that room for the yellow to disappear and for you to feel like you're just seeing normally and it's only to later when you bring something outside and you suddenly say oh my goodness this that I thought was green in fact was blue do you do adapt to it there's also what we call the land effect that's after Edward land the inventor of Polaroid and that is as the gray areas will tend to fill him with complimentary colors so if I have a small bits of gray surround that gray will tend to complimentary to colors okay so one thing that's useful is having a standard language for color communication and that's implemented several ways I've already shown you the color swatches that we use and also the color sensors that we put over top of the displays to calibrate them I should also mention the panettone hexa chrome color system excuse me if you work in the graphics arts you were often very accustomed to seeing someone marking down a panettone designation for an area I may be yellow or something and we went little arrow on and said not what you see but instead this panettone okay so that covers what I wanted to hit on today we'll open it for questions I think I missed some of these that you had put into the chats so let's go ahead and react if you wish you okay nothing anyone you asked about [Music] well actually you can some animals are instead of having try stimulus have just two color receptors and for such a diagram it would basically become one-dimensional you know they would got have a lot of differentiation and of course we've mentioned that in some human females have four types of receptors and thus a diagram would not be correct for them either they would have a much broader differently shaped diagram you well basically for those that can see into the UV or the infrared you would take the spectral curve and you would extend it further then we shown on the diagram so there would be considerably more portions it toward the lower right then a human being would have you well there's always a philosophical question am I really seeing the same colors that someone else sees we think we do because excuse me wait for what's going we think we do because the colors have seen complementary to us seem complementary to other people as well but you know you just don't really know what's going on inside another person's head and that would also be true of artificial intelligence you and one thing I didn't even touch upon today was the question of color sampling because when you have a camera sensor you're using a an array of filters to different scepters in the tensor as a trade on different colors and for most digital cameras we have what is called the Bayer pattern that uses an array of goodbye to pick tools for pickles all together where two are concentrated on green and the other two are on red and blue each but interesting enough and Sun cinema camera they use an array that uses just two colors I believe it's a blue and a green and they synthesize the red based upon and then we also have some very high-end video cameras you busins or cubes it's separate out complete red green and blue images you okay excuse me if I was looking at luminance alone I could do may considerably more sensitive and finer gradiation than by doing color and of course in photography people often speak of the fact that my monochrome picture a black-and-white picture seems to have much better grading than their photos that's why although like old black-and-white films but like black and white photos you well the grain and they film depends on what film you're talking about but the total number of pixels and many digital sensors matches the available grain resolution in me you you know we're running up to the point now we will soon have in common use 70 megapixel hundred megapixel cameras you in our cellphones for I didn't table for that but I think you can expect to see very big things happening Photography will continue for quite some time city because people like they feel and quite literally the texture of it more than digital reproduction you you know it's interesting you mentioned music seventies and digitized audio was first introduced there were many audio files that I knew that paint he said that the digitization frequency before kilohertz was quite audible to them it was like a buzz saw going off in my head today I run into people who will tell me that although they have this this perfect CD a digital golden master and they used to there's anything else too judgin by audio systems so they'll change in perception like that you okay yes it was a time when for audio you would see a little designation on the media that would say ddd or a DD vacating it's in the audio Italy you very big deal for people that were into that variation you thought was best you and we do have people with super normal vision too you know in my much younger days not anymore but in my younger days when I was working and integrated circuit fab I was often able to see details through the microscope that others could not you any additional questions though about color you I don't know of any of the current research on that but I would assume that probably it does change with age you [Applause] you well perhaps next time I can do one on some other technical aspects in particular a bit more on spectra and luminance you therefore printing monochrome I suggest getting a printer that includes a of photo gray ink you well thank you everyone for having me here today and hopefully we can do some additional things in the future you well goodbye everyone I guess I'll sign out now and I will see you all I guess the next week you [Music] | Science Circle | UCwzjCyt-9dyG80g5NdeckLQ | 2019-03-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,891 | 26,055 |
t1MtwgLwCxc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1MtwgLwCxc | Pat McAfee Enjoyed 'Punt God' Matt Araiza's Preseason Debut | speaking of up in the air matariza punted a ball i mean that thing was 72 yards from the line of scrimmage in air then rolls into the end zone for an 82-yard punt um now only 62-yard net obviously is what some idiots were saying on the internet he murdered that while that ball was absolutely slaughtered now some people might say there was a win behind him that's what there's a lot of people making excuses for why that wasn't a good punt i'd like to let everybody know even if you got stream behind you it's hard to hit a ball that far he did a little roll out with a jump punt kind of like uh aussie rules punt almost so he's going to try to change the game a little bit not sure if he's going to be able to do that in december and buffalo doesn't matter because there's not a lot of mothers doing what he did ever so i think he should be excited the punt god said hello to the nfl in beautiful fashion while some other partners and kickers did the complete opposite uh but buffalo's got a team up there | FanDuel | UCbPP6F-3ASqkBkT9Obro-TQ | 2022-08-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 201 | 1,007 |
j1XTIF3moDk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1XTIF3moDk | How This Kenya Couple Built A Successful Travel & Tour Company(Bonfire) | what inspires both of you uh what inspires me or us first is that knowing that they are families and there are many people who actually depend on us that makes us wake up every morning thinking somebody somewhere depends on us so I cannot sleep because there's a kid that will not go to school if I'll not work hard or work smart and there are other families do you know before we came into the picture as born for Adventures in summer Kenyan Coast diani Mombasa hotels used to close for low season between April and June they used to close when we came with the when we came into the picture we started doing handling a lot of domestic tourism hotels from that time have never closed the only clothes when they need to for renovation imagine we change the whole history of a whole area just because of coming into the picture [Music] welcome to bonfire wow huge office yes yes yes yes yes that time 15 years ago yes for two years 15 years ago two of us and now when you entered this office and they see a number of people working for you guys yes how does that make you feel we feel we feel humbled because it takes two to tangle and it takes their effort is what has made us to be where we are so we know it's a consulted effort we work as a team so all these guys here we are together working day and night to to be able to to achieve for the government to be where it is so they take care of everything so how many offices now we have 10 10 branches eight within Nairobi two outside Nairobi so now the next plan is to expand internationally starting with Dubai positive major outbound destination I heard Kenyans love going to Dubai foreign [Music] first there's the the first time we won World Travel Awards yes I couldn't believe it for because for myself personally in school I never received any award I was not a top student like me even he was the top three in their school top two you know I think people are hearing the success story of bonfire Adventures but I wanted to know the lowest point of bonfire Adventures before covet we had gone to Victoria Falls yes and the year Valentine well it is it was 2019 2020. we are going to Victoria Falls so we we could hear there was some flu in China so we didn't know where it was we we were thinking this is not for us you know normally when you hear there's a disease somewhere you don't think it will then after that skies were closed you know we could not believe we thought it was a joke because in this age and error we had never thought something would come and closes the skies the the planes are packing kept the subway to park Pilots go home there's nothing to do some clients who are in Dubai in other different parts of the world and some could not be able to travel back yes I remember it was the pressure that we had that particular time we have never I don't think we'll ever imagine we had class across across the world and skies have been closed handling those clients some don't even have enough money we have to take care of them in a way whilst they're living there yes with the losses that we got through kovid was too too too much what did you learn from that we we learned that the world is very unpredictable you never know of tomorrow and anything can happen do you know we went losses of maybe between over 2 million dollars or three million dollars losses have you ever covered those monies back yet we we recover as we progress and sometimes in this business the service business you have to develop a thick skin the hospitality industry every part is a moving part and there's so much that is built in one's control there's so much that is built my control or your control you can you can have someone an airport closed in Santorini right now and you have clients there it making but you have to source that is there travel and tour the only business that you guys are running for at the moment or you are into other sectors now we are into other sectors but hospital being the main you cannot put your eggs in one basket so this is the mother company but we also like opening other uh what are they called Hospitality related that related Industries like hotels something like art and apart from that uh we're in manufacturing we're in farming and many other things our goal is to be able to supply food to feed the tourists in the hotels yeah so we are doing a lot of fruit farming we hope to farm all kinds of fruits especially the escort exotic fruits so I guess you guys are not just employing 500 people because if if you guys are farming definitely you have workers in the farm if you guys are into the hotel business you've employed people from the hotel business I don't even want to ask how many hotels it could it's good to see if there's some some people deped on an idea so that makes you keeps you going you cannot relax because you know somebody somewhere depends on you there's a kid who is going to school somewhere because of you and you don't even know there's a there's a nanny somewhere employed by someone who's who working who that Nanny has a kid somewhere who that kid depends on you it makes you keep on going every day you wake up you know I have to work hard because of those and I don't actually for now if we said we've shut down and we want to retire and sleep we would still survive you know but now we cannot do that because of all these people uh depending on us will you say travel and top business is profitable yes because it has worked for us and no because it has still not worked for so many people actually when we opened the business so many people so many companies were closing down uh it was after the post-election and then the Westgate thing so a lot of travel regions were closing down and that's the time we were opening yes so it but what I would say is that travel agency business requires balls requires brains requires a lot of hard work and also being smart dedication persistence use that to be persistent passion it's it's so it's a business that uh every day every day many many Tours and Travel companies open and sometimes then among all that is required ahead of God [Music] uh what we did is that uh most of the time and why our clients are preferred both Adventures because before we give you a package first we need to have sampled that package ourselves eight hours of we said our team some places were not able to reach because of time inside our team so when you tell you we are taking you somewhere to Dubai this hotel most often than not one either one person at bonfire or many people have sampled that so we'll give you the correct and another thing is that whatever we we promise that would that we offer we offer that when we tell you we're able to take you this we offer this we offer this that's what we offer so people are able to trust us over a long period of time because whatever we tell them we deliver what has been the major challenge that bonfire Adventures have faced so far the challenges I think that we Face a lot many among is them it is the the human resource what does that mean it means that uh as as we have Millennials or young people coming to to be the one who are the workforce you find that sometimes we are not able to get uh when they see us having fun in Dubai they think they apply for jobs and they think when they come to John bonfire their work will be having fun foreign it's a lot of hard work because we give them targets and they have to meet targets we expect zero complaints though from the clients they are handling so it's their job requires a lot of hard work it requires a lot of dedication but we also reward them very very well so a person understand is this a person expect to be traveling like you know to be traveling but you will not be sitting making sure other people travel you see you see because our work our work is to see it and make sure our clients travel thank you [Music] when you look back to to see where you've been now and what you guys have been able to achieve so far how does that make you feel when you look back we get humbled we get humbled because uh we we we we we have seen that uh with with dedication we we with that the team supporting us to achieve the goal of the company and with the god Heart Of God we are able now to achieve a lot and we feel about that this will be able to happen and we thank God for it I actually always tell people that uh what I've seen with bonfire I know that success is possible it depends with the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work hard to achieve your dreams I've realized many people like they want to live my life but if you tell them to What It Takes the work they need the sacrifice this they need to do to achieve those dreams they are not ready yeah so you have to have the willpower to work hard and success it's not a one-time event it's a progression you have fast to at least to crawl as a baby take the baby steps even the the company some people want to open a company and within six or three months you want it to be like bonfire it can never be possible I think my major regret is not starting earlier you know like for me my journey I took so many other courses before I knew what I really wanted to do so if I would have started tourism straight from form four then I think I would even be further than than we are can I tell you something if you started early I wouldn't have met you yes one thing I like to advise young people is that this is an internet era a digital error it's very very tricky not like before right now people should know that internet never forgets and like now when we are doing interviews do you know we have to do a background check even on your social media and some people you are not called for you're not short user for an interview for this for an interview just because of what you write on your social media during your normal time if you are those people who abuse people on social media however good you are you might find according to the company policies and core values we might think this person cannot fit into our core values you might lose an opportunity just because of how you write on social media do you know an email just an email can make you lose an opportunity if your email is sweet16 gmail.com I'm giving you a deal of maybe maybe a million dollar do you think I would give on your email sweet 16 gmail.com I think you're not you're not serious if you are if your social media what your foot is an avatar not your real picture I think this guy oh yeah yeah or your name or name on the social media maybe you have written uh Lucy Lucy you know I might not I might think you are not as serious as as it it should be so guys when you are doing whatever you are doing just know that some people are watching and some things people might never forget and people might go into history that might be an archived somewhere where people will be able to remove it and tell you is it you was it you was telling people here they are not wise or they are they are stupid was it you did both of you I mean put your differences aside to build one of the biggest or the biggest uh travel and tour company in the whole of uh eastern central Africa uh I think uh what I've come to realize like um they say two cannot work together unless they agree uh so for us to run the company I would say 90 of the things we agree maybe there's 10 percent of the issues which we don't agree and that's where you have to say that uh let's let's go with his idea maybe he still has a point uh sometimes we also makes me like let's go with your idea uh uh maybe you have a point so we've learned to give the other person a benefit of Doubt but of course there are those moments where I feel if we go for this idea maybe we'll make a loss and he strongly feels this idea is a big one so there are moments where we have like agreed to disagree so we also have that moment of agreeing to disagree I think I think what you we have all all agreed is that what is the objective ultimate objective is customer satisfaction it's the good company winning and if everything goes towards towards that then you find it's it's easier for us now to agree because it makes us it makes us have that objectivity or objective and and we're able now to sail through all the other thing is that who we are not in competition we complement each other it's I'm the CEO he's the MD so uh me being more silly as you can say something and I say well I'm good it is good and I don't feel as if I am less a person of a lesser CEO no no no no actually that's uh the one we once went for a meeting uh in one of the hotels and the guy told us that for me if I would work with my wife I think we will divorce the same week I was like then how do you hold in the house I don't understand I could not understand I hope people in the comment section can make me understand but for me I would not have a better business partner than him and even the things that we try to do like individually they never do as well because we give each other motivation we compliment he has his strength I have my strength so when we put them together they form a very good cocktail when we do a sweater analysis on each other it's a compliment yeah how is bonfire impacting the society [Music] there's so many ways that impact the society as a private sector at first there's some some kids that are we pay school fees for uh assisting our kids to pay we we have in at different stages starting from a lower primary to secondary school and there's some schools that we support schools we support that are different supporting the schools and paying the school fees and those are two different things then apart from that uh we we Moto we Inspire and motivate train a lot of the young people so we put them for internship at board for adventures and we're able to Mentor them up at the Landers also that they're able to become and some have become good and good people into the in the society then [Music] sometimes we pick up like some Street kids and we nurture them and some we open for them some businesses and some get for them some jobs in different places so that they can be able to be people who are able to take care of themselves in the society [Music] so for those who want to join the travel business I would like to tell you is a very exciting career especially the one young ones who are in high school you never choose this career and let me tell you it's a very rewarding career I know Tony rewarding it also gives you a lot of exposure to see things from Another eye from different parts of the world actually I would say to see things in different eyes so like for me out of travel even when I interact with people even my children because they haven't traveled a lot they're in another level so it's an exciting career to to be in a and but I would like to tell you it's not as rosy as it looks when people look at us they think our work is just traveling whining and dining and you know just enjoying soft life no we work so so hard the days I have slept in this office are countless I want to advise the youth especially the Boy Child you know these days I have seen an increase of the boy child who do not want to wake up and smell coffee wake up and work The Boy Child there is no option we have to wake up we have to roll our sleeves and we're gonna work as I said success is not a one-time event it's a progression and boy child if you were to get the best in this world you have to gonna work then if you want to get the best wife you want to get the best car that means Drive the best vehicle if you want to get the best be the best house you're gonna work and you should be patient there's no success that is spontaneous none it has to be Progressive you have to wake up crawl third baby steps walk slowly start running and achieve it that is today Boy Child and with the internet as Internet never forgets please make sure whatever you are doing your parent can be either your parent watches this what is whatever you are doing or reads whatever you write they can be comfortable just know that if that is not the case ask a few questions you can be able to ask if it's not true don't share it on these notes I'll tell you guys thank you so much for watching and believe me or not this is one of the best videos I've ever done and all you need to do for me is to first of all like this video share this video so that others can have a piece of this my name is still Mr Garner baby you're one and only Annoying Village boy from Ghana and I'll see you all in the next one hello peace out [Music] the world | WODE MAYA | UClwrpH_Np9zk8uMwnMwu8Nw | 2023-06-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,279 | 16,600 |
zXriQW1ATFI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXriQW1ATFI | Julia – IR for Ethereum Contracts | [Music] yeah hello everyone so I'm going to talk about Julia which is an intermediate representation or an intermediate language for ATM contracts you know let's just first see what are the problems why would we need a new language or am I just crazy that we need a new language in fact we do have a couple of problems and most of these problems actually related to the solidity compiler itself the first problem is you know auditing contracts written in solidity is not that simple I will explain that in a bit then the solidity compiler is written in C++ and a lot of things a lot of helpers lot of code generators are of course between C++ and they are quite complex and you know with time they can become even more complex as more features are added the next problem is optimizations you know different optimization steps on the compilation that can become very complex as well this one so far hasn't been an issue because solidity can only output evm bytecode but you know in the feech future we might move on to new virtual machines so one such virtual machine is called a vm 1.5 and that one is called it wasn't in the current state of solidity there would be a quiet big change to rewrite the compiler supporting any of those and lastly creating the cells or domain-specific languages it doesn't really exist at the moment and the most practical way to do that is to compile a domain-specific language - solidity or - serpent and by doing that you will be exposed to the very same problems solidity is exposed to so this is one of the example for auditing right the multiple parts do auditing before one needs to make sure that the contract written solidity does what a functional specification says in this case the intention was to being able to redeem the money once but I don't think the contract does did the second problem with auditing which might not be done in every single case is verifying that the compiler creates byte code accordingly to the source code so there are two examples there the top one is a assembly call in functional representation so functional inline assembly and there you see four variables in the call that is quite readable in the bottom there is the EVM byte code counterpart and it doesn't really look readable the tone of swaps and dupes the reason for that is in solidity every variable is as a life cycle of existence until the end of the block so in that case there they still exist after the call so they have to be kept on the stack and therefore we need to swap them around ability to make duplications of them I guess you can agree that it's quite hard to verify that even byte code actually corresponds to that assembly and these are this is one example for helpers this actually is the code for pushing a value to an array first we retrieve the length we increase the length of the array we resize it then we get to reference in this example we get to reference of a storage slot and a storage offset and then finally we can interact with that array so there must be a way to improve this let's just take a step back and look at other compilers you know outside of the etherium so basically for many years compilers traditional compilers have been working in different stages the first stage is the front end which parses the source code does let's check several things and finally creates an intermediate representation of the program the next stage is the middle end which can apply different optimizations on the front on the intermediate representation and the last one is the back end of course which generates bytecode for the target machine and again it can do optimizations there compared to debt solidity only has two stages were more like 1.5 stages there's one stage which does everything and there's another one which optimizes evm bytecode at this stage has no idea what the source code was now introducing an intermediate language we'll change it to or till all the other compilers work however there is a big difference because the reason most compilers work that way is they target multiple machines so if you look at GCC or LLVM they support a like C and you can compile the same C code to multiple computers and with compiler toolkits they also support multiple languages on the input side and they can utilize the same back-end written of course this applies to solidity but the main reason this makes sense for solidity is verification of what happens within the compiler well actually I just said these there and yeah like the last point in your bytecode and since this intermediate representation this language by definition has to be a much simpler language than solidity is and that of course means the bytecode generation of it should be much more simple so what does the language look like here's a simple contract it just returns a string and this is an incomplete example of that contract in julia the important part is the one highlighted on the top so you create the if you look at the string that string is encoded there in hexadecimal it is assigned to a variable it is ABI encode into memory and death memories return the part in the bottom is you know helper a compiler real output into the contracts what it helper does is it receives control when the contract is called and it decides which function within the contract should be executed or in the case none of the match it just ensures that the contract hasn't received any money and you can extend this with the missing parts because you see there's an ABI in code string and sure nowhere you transfer extract code signature so these are in this slide of course not all of them are implemented and but you can see they are fairly simple these are all helpers which will be I put it into each of the contracts and that happens already but all of this is written in C++ and is hidden from the eye there is one thing which one can notice here extra code signature is a one-liner that's why optimizations make sense this one should be inlined it shouldn't be a function call it should be just those few instructions now here's the the helper you have seen and here's a possible way to write it in julia i think it's much more readable so you know by moving most of the compiler into julia from C++ gives us a couple of benefits it should help auditing efforts because one can't just review this much more simple language Julia and all the helpers written in them as opposed to finding someone who is happy to review C++ I mean I wouldn't want to review C++ and it also allows a simple framework for optimizations because basically here you will just optimize julia code right now if you want to optimize contracts you should also do optimization steps in solidity in the solid part before it gets converted to EVM and in fact we only have one single tiny simple optimization step in solidity everything else is in and you know if we have all these helpers written in Julia and they are verified they could be used by other languages as well in the ecosystem so where do we stand right now Julia I guess looked familiar to those who use solidity because it looked kind of like the inline assembly solidity has and that's of course because it is an evolutionary step from align assembly so you know somebody was introduced last year it's supported jumps instructions and functional instructions but over time we have restricted that we remove the you know more risky part and we added a couple of new features like functions for loops which statements and yeah okay so one question there I guess those people doing serpent the Viper would ask why not do it with LLL use lll axis and serpent actually use LLL as an intermediate language so the two main reasons is ll L is really based on a VM it's based on the VM opcodes it has a couple of extensions on top but it really is just a VM assembly in a lisp like language and of course we have this organic evolution of inline assembly which was already used so the language features we have we have variables which can be typed well in fact there's Julia which is the intermediate language that must be typed and then we have inline assembly which you can already use that is not typed the a function switch statement I guess soon we will have an if statement as well video today else condition and via for loops then important part we don't have instructions evm op codes behave just like functions they are not a separate kind of expression so variables and functions this support multiple assignment the earliest relies to the default value of 0 and functions can have multiple inputs and multiplied so here here are a couple of examples on a table you just have a same simple excitement if there's no where you specify it as assigned a zero oh actually the third line is invalid I just miss to market because right hand side has to be a single expression it cannot be a tuple expression and that is a simple function and that's how you call it now the switch statement is the core of the entire language it can have multiple cases it can have a default value at least one case either specified case or the default case has to be present one major difference here for anyone used to normal languages is a switch statement with support for true and you would have a keyboard break to stop at any given point of time naturally it doesn't have that every part of a switch statement will be executed entirely there's no break and there's no fall true that's a very important thing but it might not look obvious from these examples so basically how this gets compiled into bytecode is in EVM it will do a couple of comparisons does it equal zero if not do that does it equal zero does it equal one does it equal tails if not else and the last feature we have is for loops which has an initializer has a condition has a post block on the block now one interesting part here is in an initializer so actually all the blocks initializer block and post block there are the same scope so any variable created in the initializer is valid in the for loop but it's not valid outside it does support break a couple of examples okay so we do actually have different backends in solidity for Julia right now evm the normally VM we have is is of course working and we have even 1.5 implemented the interesting part of a TV of 1.5 is that it supports basically functions and stack frames and so it's you know that's the main improvement what it means we can really easily translate julia functions into idiom 1.5 functions and that makes it really easy to verify it was a is a different back-end which is in progress it already works but it's not finished so it's not really part of the tree yet the last back-end I think possible is even doing a JavaScript back-end the use case there would be someone is writing you know more more parts of the application they tap in solidity right now you have to only write account D on chains part in solidity but you could in the future right off chain parts in solidity and compile those parts into JavaScript if anyone volunteers I'm happy to help to get that back and down and we already have a tiny bit of third-party support for Julia there is a Julia interpreter named lamp and that's the URL for it I think it was written in less than a week so they're probably shows that the language is quite simple to deal with I did a toy LLL to julia compiler just to see you know how much effort would it take it takes a couple of hours to write it even less if you have a parser ready and lastly you know with julia it should be easy enough to create domain-specific languages because julia is quite low level but at the same time it does have a lot of convenient features like functions and switch statements that is actually example of compiling LLL to Julia and as you can see most of those parts entirely resemble lll counterparts it is also highlights the need for optimizations because the first step in using julia converting from any language to julia is to be able to ensure the code is correct so it will be verbose there won't be any optimization at that level and the next step one can apply simple optimizations step by step so in this case here I would want the LLL - Julia compiler to output this code but it's not really optimized so the next step I would want an optimizer to inline a node so below get owner wouldn't call node it would just have called data as code eight a load as an instruction so that's just an overview what happened in the last couple of months regarding solidity and Julia and as you can see in point 12 we have released support for functions for loops and point 17 which was recently the added support for a new ABI encoder so many people who were complaining the lack of support for structs that new ABI encoder enables support for passing structs between functions now that's already in the compiler but it has to be enabled by a special experimental switch because you know we're not we're not really confident yet that it should be used in production but if someone wants to try out it it's certainly possible hopefully the next release we will have a new ABI decoder merged at the same time and that will enable functions to receive structs because right now you can send structs but you cannot receive structs and then hopefully to releases from now we will have a first version of a solidity to julia compiler as part of solidity and then in the future he was so it can be already tried out if you dare those are the command-line options to use the solidity compiler to compile assembly and you can also switch to julia mode the only difference there is using types at the last line is changing the output machine if you're interested in Julia or solidity development and you can join the solidity - dev channel on Gator or you can just talk to me directly ataxic on Gator thank you [Music] | Ethereum Foundation | 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DHcHDapA3mk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHcHDapA3mk | HOW TO STYLE A CLASSIC 14 Inch 5x5 CLOSURE BOB WIG FOR YOUR FACE EAYONE Hair #Muffinismylovers | what's up guys what's up jean buzz what's up deebos what's up everybody what's up what's up what's up let's put some energy into this okay because for one i am very congested not very but somewhat and girl look i had a hard week thought i had coveted okay i really did think i had kobe because i went out after six years okay with the girls my friends that i met at the gym okay my gym friends we went to this little lounge in scottsdale called blue martini lounge some really really amazing beautiful women they are really so nice and i really appreciated hanging out with them we hung out friday and sunday girl so tuesday morning i woke up and i was really really sick i had my daughter take me to a covert testing drive-through spot around the corner thank god i didn't have cover but i felt like i could have had covet not like i knew what cove it feels like or any type of you know virus like that but girl i felt like it like i walked up into the club like there wasn't covert going on you know i'm saying like i walked up in the club like it was 2019. like straight up um and that's to be given like i hadn't been out since six years so a girl was in the past but anyway i was so sick on tuesday and wednesday and here it is saturday and i'm still sick it has transferred from a stomach virus that i had actually so now i have a cold from my grandson but your girl's here and i just feel really congested not really but somewhat congested so with that being said we back in effect okay who who's on that but other than that we just go you know we're going to get into this we're going to have a good time while doing this video i hope you all are having like an amazing day but anyway so yes you guys um the week has begun like somewhat my friend's owner is getting to be a big girl time goes by like super duper quick like time be going by and even though i tried to like hold on to the to the moment you know what i'm saying like i think we all do it still just slips through your fingers you can blink and a kid is like a full-grown adult like seriously they'd be like a full-grown adult honey in like a matter of time they like they grow like puppies like you know i'm saying like how fast little dogs or puppies grow not comparing the two but i'm comparing the growth spurt like seriously babies grow super duper fast but anyway i want to say thank you to everybody everybody that sent um princess nevaeh princess gifts through amazon registry through p.o box i want to thank everybody for that because you didn't have to what you did and i want to say i love you all you guys are amazing like straight up and i know i said thank you in another video and in another video but you can never say thank you too many times like i straight up mean thank you like for real i appreciate you all so much so you know i want to say thank you i love you all you guys are an amazing amazing youtube family this is what i'd be saying like i said this in one of my vlogs but i am a really big youtuber like i'm a really big youtuber i might not have really big youtuber numbers or really big youtuber views but my subscribers my divas and devos and myself we have big hearts and you guys have big hearts and for that that's why i feel like i am a big youtuber you don't need all the numbers and the views to feel rich you know what i'm saying you know i'm saying you could be rich in support love kindness and that's what i get in my channel i get support love kindness advice so i'm rich in that so that's why i me moi muffins april knows i know not think or feel i knows hello that i am a really big youtuber and that's all on the count of all you guys like i really appreciate you guys strong hearts you guys's kind hearts and all the support that i have gained over all these years of being on youtube like straight up like who can be on somewhere so long and still be lovable okay i'm just me i'm just me and you guys are just you and for that i love you all and i thank you so much for real and so that's my family we thank you all so you know thank you all so with that being said let's get into this quick video you guys so this is from a company that i've worked with probably like a couple of times yeah probably like a handful or less called eon wigs they sent me this cute little number right here and i think it's a five by five or maybe isn't maybe it's a little bit more than a five by five but it's a little closure wig and it's very pretty highlighted nice um i did bleach it but girl um i needed to re-bleach keep the bleaching on longer but you know what i'm about to go back and forth doing that i'm just going to put the wig on like straight up it did come with a removable elastic band while i look for it i'm going to show you guys how you would come okay [Music] four in the morning you got me up all cause you need to talk before in the evening wanna break up say that you're right enough i'm tired so let's check out the eon website this is the bob highlighted body wave lace front wig and it comes in a variety of lengths and colors as you guys can see i'm going to show you guys this one here is the 99 j highlighted which is a beautiful fall color and the 1b30 is the one that i'm going to be wearing in the video along with this ginger one there also are different cap constructions as well as a lace front and a closure unit and you can also save during tax times and they have plenty of coupons so check them out and i'll link them below [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] oh [Music] shouldn't you be keeping me and telling you too i can't help but feel as empathetic i do you think you're bad boy but i feel bad for you i think you're bad boy i think you're bad boy [Music] [Applause] [Music] shouldn't you be keeping me and telling you too i can't help but feel empathetic i do you think you're bad boy but i feel bad for you you think you're bad boy i think you're bad boy i think you're bad think you're bad but i feel bad for you i'm not even mad i'm not [Music] baby i'm too good with that [Music] [Applause] [Music] it is a bob so you can basically curl it however you want i just try to put a little flair to it because you know i don't really like too much of a straight bob i need some balanced body you know bounce body but the color scheme is so pretty the hair is extra soft and even though i think it's like a five by five i'm i'm pretty sure i'm definitely wrong you know you know me a girl i'm always wrong about something but listen i didn't hairspray it down i just used my favorite new mousse from janna collection which is their edge lace mousse girl this stuff works amazing it will sculpt those baby hairs like no other it says it is a foaming mousse it tames frizz and defines curls for all hair types baby baby if you have not gotten this you definitely want to check this product out i know i know i love the dollar tree mousse i still do love that mousse so much but the way that this acts like it just really really scopes it down like right away you can't listen girl if you can't beat them join them and i'm going to definitely join them on this one okay now y'all know i had to go back to my old school this is my favorite hairspray out of all hairsprays it's the aussie instant freeze i've been using this for years and you can actually apply your wig with it which i will do in the next video girl okay but check this out you if you haven't ever used aussie insta-freeze then you can find it anywhere i buy it now from amazon because y'all know what i say about amazon amazon prime get your stuff on time i'm just saying you can get like three cans for ten dollars like where are you getting that at but it's the instant freeze the wig came out cute you can definitely add instant volume with it to it by just fluffing it out and then adding your hairspray honey okay i love hairspray oh child loves me some hairspray this is like the best hairspray 24-hour dream hole 24-hour extreme hoe oc instant freeze hairspray my favorite okay now that i have sang to you guys i'm just saying like if you needed to freeze in place then you definitely want to go ahead and check out aussie girl you will thank me later and your hairstyle will thank me then present time past future whenever okay i'm just saying yes girl but for real though this is the hair spray to get i love this stuff it is amazing it will have your hair instantly frozen like i don't know about the got to be in the yellow can freezing your hair i'm pretty sure it does but this has always been my favorite and this is way cheaper and to me this really does work so you know you don't have to take my word for you can take other people's words for who have watched me and has purchased this and then they'll tell you they'll tell you girl they'll definitely tell you eon hair they got some really cute wigs you know check them out check them out check them out i will put the info down below i think this is like 16 inches i definitely have left that in the video but you know let me know what you think you know it looks cute i think it looks decent presentable honey presentable is always a good thing yes so on that note i will let y'all go and enjoy this video and i will see y'all in the next one make sure you rate comment subscribe thumbs the video up share this okay make sure you check the links in the description box tip your host you know i take cash out baby i'll take cash up you can cash me i like cash i'm gonna stop messing with you guys okay but seriously though you know you can tip your host i am the host for today the host with the most okay what can i say i told y'all i have bars like i am going to be a rapper one day or maybe not maybe i should have been one in my past like but either way girl either way either way either way i'm here i'm not leaving i'm going you know what i'm saying i read the room i hope you guys have an amazing week whenever you're watching this and i'll see y'all in the next one [Music] | Ms MuffinIsMyLovers | UCp8bSLce5AG0SlJhfXeikHw | 2022-03-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,015 | 9,966 |
RAeU_8vGbVw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAeU_8vGbVw | How to Analyze a Primary Source and Answer Stimulus Based Multiple Choice Questions | [Music] hey push students let's study how to go about reading a historical document if you can master this skill then you'll do quite well with your stimulus based questions and potentially a document based question as well let's get to it I'm not gonna read you this quote but I think it's a good one it's a big good idea to go and pause the video may be skin through the quote yourself but let me give you some tips and some tricks on how to do quite well with analyzing a primary source always begin with the date first what is going on at the time what is the context of the quote think this is a little over 50 years after Christopher Columbus supposedly found America so can they give you some clues as to what this quote will potentially be about next look at the author where are they from who is the writer are they male female can you tell anything about their job occupation can you tell where they're from what do we know about this person's opinion and do you think that this is a biased source finally what is the key word in the title of this document what is the title of the essay suggest that this quote will potentially be about now for me personally I and I like to annotate quotes I like to underline words that I think are important and significant I like to underline words that I might not be familiar with as well so as you read these primary documents they're very old and usually they use language that is a little bit outdated that you wouldn't hear in modern times but ask yourself questions as you're reading these documents who created this situation who appears to be the bad guy the Spanish are the Indians according to this section what is cassava what can you infer this word means if you aren't familiar with it oftentimes if you see a word like cassava or potentially the league what I like to think about doing is leaving that word blank and then rereading the sentence and then seeing if I can find another word to substitute into that fit into that into that blank area and that usually helps me figure out a word that I may not be familiar with so as I finish out what does this imply about the Spanish this phrase and then finally the two words of the quote what does it also imply about the Spanish as well so while we're at it when we take a look at an example of a stimulus based multiple choice question here you are given a document and I'll show you steps to do really well with them okay so we will skip around just a little bit so here you have a document always start with the date what is the happening during that time period is 1848 step number two look for the title of the document and the author what clues can you pick up on about the document that might help you answer the question so we know it's called the declaration of sentiments and resolutions and then the Seneca Falls convention so hopefully you've already got a little bit of background you could go in and start predicting as to what this document may be about well scroll all the way down to the very bottom right here personally I like to annotate my stimulus questions I like to be able to mark them up underline words that I think are important so you can see a history of repeated injuries usurpations think about what is that word is of a good or a bad connotation to if you're not sure about that word maybe maybe draw a line through it or leave it blank and then try and come back again and and see if it makes sense if when you reread the sentence or so on the part of man towards woman you can see where I've gone in I've underlined hee hee hee what does that remind you of hopefully you should remind you a little bit of the Declaration of Independence but you can see some of the other things that I've also annotated as well for example franchise franchise there might be a word that you're not familiar with so think what is the word does it elective give it away if you were to leave it blank and then come back and reread it again do you think you could figure out what it meant so always look for the root word to see that the word is has a positive or a negative connotation to it as well and so when we'll scroll back up here and look at the actual steam those questions itself so we'll jump from here from one down to one over there as well so the ideas expressed in the excerpt most directly challenged prevailing ideal in the 19th early 19th century that you can see right down around here we're number one the ideas expressed in the excerpt I want to underline most directly challenged the prevailing ideal and I'm also going to underline early 19th century I also like to annotate the questions when I'm reading these on the test the answer is going to be B women should focus on the home and domestic sphere why is it this is the only one of the four options that is being challenged by the declaration of sentiments number two I'm also going to underline the word second half of the 19th century and I'm also going to underlie the best represented a continuation of the ideas expressed in the Declaration what are you noticing about some of these things you see however says number one in the excerpt and then this one and also number two else it says in the declaration what is asking to do is to stay within the box of that stimulus question a lot of times students like to cloud this information with words and and information that they know that's outside of the box is great to know a lot of history but you got to make sure that you're doing what the questions asking so always when you get these multiple choice questions think about staying within that box and I think you'll be in in good shape so number two the answer is going to be a the formation of voluntary organizations and reform efforts emphasize emphasis on organization which makes it a bigger movement than the social gospel movement that we've studied in class and we'll look at number three as well I underlined supporters of the declaration and then broke ranks and if you don't know that what is this phrase it sounds like a military term with which of the following groups by the 1870s so now you got to know a little bit more but still as much very much related to the stimulus questions there to jog your memory so the answer is going to be C for this one supporters of the fifteenth amendment for example supporters the declaration would not like the 15th amendment since it allowed african-american men to vote yet said nothing about women being able to vote so one of the last things I want to mention of this is go back to the point of staying within the stimulus question itself so you're given that box please focus on that because it's very easy to bring in outside information for many other topics that you know and that's a great thing to know love history but sometimes it's not related to the actual stimulus question itself all right I hope this was very helpful thanks for watching | Josh Haynes | UCgQeqYcGfj2Sf1r-uI1ymMQ | 2017-04-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,313 | 6,921 |
KU41QZdK9Ns | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU41QZdK9Ns | Park Cities Baptist Church | welcome to Park City's Baptist Church we are a church family that exists to worship God and encourage people to follow Jesus every day we have several worship service options that meet across our campus in different venues our sanctuary service meets at 10:45 and includes choir anthems a full orchestra and hymns for everyone to sing we also have a worship service in our contemporary space called the Great Hall at 10:45 finally our in espanol service meets in the activities building of our church and is a welcoming option for both Spanish and English speakers central to all of our services across our campus is biblical and gospel Center teaching led by our senior pastor dr. Jeff Warren we look at Christ we see him face to face and again you're saying well Jeff that's all good but I am seeing it face to face you have seen him by faith and we continue to turn through his word and believe and trust it so it's no longer works but faith that sets us free so if you're wondering what are my next steps after I visit Park City we've got that covered to discover Park cities is a place for you to learn more about our church our history our membership and our mission from there we can help you find a connect group where you can find close community and real relationships we have groups for all ages and for all stages of life if you have children PC BC provides a safe environment for our kids to make friends and learn about God all children are cared for by experienced teachers and give an age-appropriate biblical content not only is our desire to worship and connect but we also seek to serve with overflowing generosity serving includes volunteering at our church in our city and around the world and God is definitely doing great things both here at home and across the globe by practicing generosity right we are God is using Park City's Baptist Church to make a difference so we hope you'll join us as we seek to live life on purpose by following Jesus every day but the best way to learn about Park City's Baptist Church is to come in see for yourself and go on the journey with us [Music] [Applause] you | Park Cities Baptist Church | UCapz0DV6z6JblNSR9oEnYZw | 2017-10-31 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 392 | 2,122 |
9PyDHp6EJ38 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PyDHp6EJ38 | From Zero to Hero: Karsu & Performance - INFLOW Global Summit'18 | [Music] hi everyone my name is uh yeah carsou um i want to tell you a little bit about my story about my life not just about music but um how it became that i uh became a musician it was not my planning so what happens is um i my parents are born in turkey in the village named karsu they named me after the village they were born my mom uh immigrated to amsterdam when she was eight years old and my father a little bit later when he was 20 years old so i'm born and raised in amsterdam and i had a really happy childhood together together also with my sister and i was so fortunate that my parents gave me every opportunity that uh was possible so we went to a museum we did cultural things uh i was in swimming but when i was seven years old i watched television i saw a guy with long hair playing the piano that's when i said all right this is what i want i want to play the piano my mom and dad had saved up 5 000 euros to buy themselves a car because they needed it to bring me my sister to school so i was so happy that with that money that they saved they bought me my first piano one day i buy them a car i promise so what happened is i went to my piano lessons and everything went so well is that um i also worked in my father's restaurant my father had a turkish restaurant very fancy in amsterdam and i was there a waitress i love my job and there was also a piano in the restaurant so some customers would then ask me would you like to play piano i said no i'm just a waitress and the next day they would ask me again other customers and i said all right i will start playing the piano so what happened was that um yeah a lot of customers would come and visit the restaurant now not only to eat the kebab but also to listen to my music i also went everywhere every year to new york to study also to teach and to give concerts there and i was starting to also compose my own music and when i came back to amsterdam a lot of people were wondering who's this girl from this restaurant playing in new york a lot of people came only to listen sometimes so what we had to do is we had to give real concerts to just you know let people come and then go and do the next one and what also happened was um a lot of uh record companies were trying to get a hold of me sony music universal they also said who is this girl this turkish girl playing jazz music composing for orchestras making classical music who is this girl and by that time i was saying okay carsou if you want to make if you want to do this professionally you have to go to the conservatory you have to uh do it really good and learn everything so i went to the conservatory and i was very nervous i was 17 years old and i was standing there and all these dutch people and i'm this turkish little girl hi and i was singing and they said no and their no was such a huge disappointment for me because i was like if these professional peoples are telling me no that i maybe i shouldn't do it but by that time i discovered that there was a huge platform of social media so i by that time i made my own instagram facebook you all know it and i've discovered all right so i have record labels wanting me conservatory that doesn't want me and i was wondering do i really need them so i started my own record label and i signed my first artist myself and i was really proud that everything was going very good and also by social media i started to see everything was getting bigger my career was getting bigger i was performing in festivals all around the world giving my own concerts and it was really um yeah astonishing like for example i used to i played in brazil and i was like okay still turkish girl amsterdam who is going to know me in brazil but all my concerts were also sold out there so social media for me was such a huge platform and it showed me that i me the artist myself could be my own social media i don't need a newspaper anymore to uh to announce my concerts so everything was going great i had huge designers that wanted to dress me uh i am now the face of the new shampoo of turkey for brown hair very happy about that and it was going very well but at a certain point i was like okay so my life is from hotel to hotel country to country concert to concert everything is great so loud people loving my music listening to my albums i was such a fortunate artist but was this it one day i went to the train station in amsterdam and i saw some children walking around alone seven years old eight years old and i discovered that there was a huge problem in the world all the refugees my father has been a refugee so when i started to notice there was a whole group of volunteers in the central station of amsterdam picking up all the refugees that came from all around the world i had the job to take care of the children so i am from turkey i don't speak that much turkish and i don't speak arabic at all so with hands and everything i would talk to these kids and some kids for example these two boys who are brothers came along seven years old and eight years old and i was there at the central station and it was getting so big and one day i remember and i was there not as an artist at all i didn't even say my name because i didn't want anyone to know who i was or what i did but these kids and the look in their eyes made me think what is going on and what i needed at that moment was really simple things i needed warm clothes i needed um these kids wanted to have internet to contact their parents who were still in in syria and i needed food but i knew that at that moment i was with these kids and i knew my friends were busy my mom was busy so what what should i do to have some food i didn't have any time because there were still children coming from platform five and two children from platform 10. so i said wait a minute i have a huge social media so i said maybe i can ask someone one person that can bring me break i don't know if you know it or sandwiches anything what happened in one and a half hours i had so many of my fans bringing me food and drinks clothes because it was winter it was so cold and i thought to myself oh my god i'm a social media influencer now but it turned out so differently and i thought okay i get so much fulfilling to to to help these kids and i've achieved so much in life and i'm so grateful at this age that i can do what i love and that i found my talent because my parents gave me every opportunity they could so i imagine what if these kids are so talented in any job even baking bread or something i don't know if any and every child in this world could learn his talent like we did how amazing would the future be so i said to myself with my friend allah who was also from syria who helped me around at the central station is we should do more so we opened our first school in uh in greece for refugee children and i'm very happy to pronounce happy caravan look it up please on social media epic aaron is our school and we have now 60 of our students and we're opening the second school in a couple of months yeah thank you and please let this amazing warm loving applause not only be for me for amazing volunteers as teachers that we have over there and and the children that i've met are so amazing um i met a little girl who doesn't know anything but war she saw for five years long she saw only bombs but when she came to us she learned english in seven months and she speaks it even better than i do so i'm so proud and on and on um as i um keep on going with my career i started to think what if we influencers would give one percent or maybe maybe half of our time and our our posts maybe to something good like this is this is my passion and maybe you have something else with animals or animals or with older people that are alone i think that we all together would make this world what is our future a much much better place thank you so much for listening to me thank you thank you and um if i may i have um i'm still a musician uh not a teacher but uh i i would like to play uh two of my songs and um thank you [Music] m [Music] my [Music] go [Music] is [Music] my [Music] [Applause] [Music] my [Music] no [Music] my [Applause] thank you so much thank you so much so um i've been to new york many times and also when i was uh 17 years old and i was too young to go to jazz clubs and um but i still went sneaky inside with my friends who are from new orleans and i learned jazz over there and fell in love with the blues as well and one day i was sitting in the blue no jazz club and my friends were sitting and they were saying carso i was like yeah would you play as a blues i was like a blues no i'm girl from turkey i don't do blues they said yeah we know you can do it and i said okay i'll try something so i went um by the black piano and i sat down i was like oh my god i'm 17 and these guys are so good and then i said okay girls will focus you could do this and i played something and i remembered it so i'm going to play here for you this afternoon i'm such it's for me a really big honor to play for you for everyone here but i want to also to um because it's the almost the end of the thing so so if you want to um contribute you can so if you really uh like it or you're feeling yourself you can say yeah let's practice yeah wait let's practice one two three [Music] oh my name just pack your suitcases [Music] light is all brown [Music] i'll make you feel like i'm on fire i'll give you all these influencers my [Music] turkish [Music] touch me touch me like i'm from silk i'll move my jealousy to the side break it down break it down break it down to the floor bring it up bring it up bring it up [Music] until [Laughter] [Applause] [Laughter] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] thank you hello thank you so much [Music] | INFLOW Network | UCsh8jxmLKEPSDrl4zX0mPYw | 2020-12-26 | Creative Commons 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2j_jm5pR7NE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j_jm5pR7NE | 9 AWESOME habits for the new year and a clear mind | today we got nine or some habits you can start doing today and it doesn't have to be a new year to do it you can do it any time for improvement [Music] hey there and Jay route 22 comm here with another vlog and today it's going to be sort of like we got the idea because it's the new year soon or by the time some of you might be seeing this it'll already be 2020 and we thought why not let's throw our hat in the ring for sort of this is not resolution this is just awesome habits I call it you need funny words these days to get anybody to watch your stuff but the awesome habits are fabulous I don't know what to call it but these are like nine things I came up with that you can if you engage in these habits it will improve your life I'm not guaranteeing it because I just can't because I what am I gonna do pay you if you it doesn't help you I can't guarantee it so I'm just gonna rattle off a list of nine things habits you can partake in starting now that will improve your life and number one on my list and there's no order here by the way this is just random order it's not like a countdown oh the top 10 item no no this is just nine items that came up then I wrote it stream of thought and the first item I have for you today is to avoid main stream news and particularly the the partisan politics that's happening now and I should say that you shouldn't turn it off completely I mean the TV yes but it if you could just scan the headlines I recommend you use an RSS reader and you could subscribe to like the top or whatever five popular mainstream garbage news sites just to see what they're talking about because you kind of need to know what society is buzzing about because that may be a problem in your neighborhood one day soon whether it's riots or some stupid laws or gender issues or whatever it is you need to kind of know what society's talking about or trying to talk about and I recommend you find some alternative sites they're not always easy to find because there's always somebody messing everything up or publishing misinformation and disinformation it's it's a crazy world out there to have to deal with with all this information and swilling around so but my best advice is to avoid the mainstream news because it's just bad news even your local New York news is just bad news always somebody got heard there was a big fire here and like you don't need to know about that stuff worry about your friends and your family in your own backyard in your life and it whatever I can go on and on about politics and all this other stuff but keep an eye on them and that's about it and - second tip number two is something I've been talking about every week here on this channel it's a going carnivore we're so happy that we're mainly meat and we've never been better when it comes to digestion food hunger being satiated I really do think carnivore is the the best thing for Humanity that has happened in the last few years and I see it slowly taking off but it it really isn't but if you can't fathom just eating meat and not having your vegetables and fruits and all that other nonsense you could do one thing by going low-carb and with with the with the focus on reducing the amount of sugar / carbs I think sugar and carbs are identical people worry about the sugar content yeah there's differences between refined sugar and all this other stuff don't worry about just reduce your your carbs if you're you know take a note notepad and see how many carbs you're eating a day and if it's in the hundreds your way you're in you're in big trouble later on even if you're skinny and you have good metabolism you are in big trouble later on in your life so if you can cut it down to 50 grams of carbs or less a day preferably not more than 20 in a sitting you should be okay and that you'll lose weight you'll be you'll sleep better your pains will go away I'm telling right now but avoid wheat too if you can its inflammatory for the human body but that's another question for another day the number three item for a good awesome habit to partake in now and going forward any year not just 2020 and that's question everything you see including this video or what this website question is do I have any ulterior motives are there people paying me and if you question it and you vet it out you can find find some good things going on but question everything whether it's diet advice or new laws that are published all you get a 400 tickets for being on your phone or up we have rainbow colored crosswalks now and we have all this stuff just whatever's happening in society and whatever is trending just question everything because like we've said in the past there's a dotted line somewhere to somebody who's benefiting from what's happening in the world today and sometimes that dotted line is hidden and you have to kind of deduce on who benefits by disrupting a government or or by changing the fuel source from oil to batteries there's always someone that can cash in so question everything and find out who the benefactor is of any societal shift or change in your environment there's always someone that's going to profit handsomely from something that goes on with society as a whole and number four this is kind of important for us I mean I think that everybody should reduce their phone usage I know these smart phones we have are extremely high tech and they they're they're very capable of doing a lot of things apps everywhere apps apps apps maps and coupons and and all this other stuff and there's banking and I don't even know what else there is but most people are on social media and they're interacting and they're getting dopamine hits and so on I think that the phone is is taking over and I see people out and about just everywhere they go they the minute they pull into a parking spot they look at the phone they're they look at their phone as they walk from car to a store or a coffee shop they're just constantly on this phone they're people in general are losing except in the younger generation I guess under sixty older people I see still they actually pay attention they look around but by losing touch with your environment I think it's going to have a profound effect later on they're gonna say in 20 years oh my god all these people were paying attention to their fallen the whole time they forgot how to be situationally aware and of their environment and I think that's gonna have a bad effect at some point in the future so I like to just be where I am and not be on a phone if I use my phone sometimes at home just the way I would use a computer at home I don't lug my computer everywhere I go and that's sort of what happened with the phone you have almost the capability of a computer with you at all times and while it's a good resources for some things I think overconsumption overuse is a bad thing so the next thing it's sort of similar but it's cutting the cord on your television set or video monitor whatever you want to call it I call it mind programming no matter what it is no matter what it is whether it's a entertaining TV show whether it's a comedy-drama or no matter what news for instance all these things I think of it as mind programming and it's very addictive it's intelligently written it's psychologically manipulative and that's why I know that if I you know ordered I don't have Netflix but if I started watching seasons of things I almost the other day I was at the library and we get videos for our kids because as much as I fought it tooth and nail to not put my kids in front of the TV sometimes your your hands are tied so bad and I'm I will admit that we will throw them in front of a PBS KIDS show like the Berenstain Bears or something like that just to keep them occupied and it's it's sad because it that's another story for another day but I know that if I I saw at the library they had MacGyver seasons one through ten or one on how many seasons it was and like I remember watching that as a kid my love me let me watch it again and I knew I had it in my hand and I put it back on the shelf because I knew if I started watching it I would without a doubt be hooked on it and I would I would waste hundreds of hours of my life sitting there watching the show and enjoy although MacGyver is probably a good show because it really did teach you situational awareness and making do what can I do with this glue and this chisel if I'm stuck somewhere you can you can use things like that so but I think TV is is a passive activity and should be cut that my next little tip is reading I think you should read read read read read read books not just fantasy novels or romance or I think history and psychology are some of the best books you can read I'm not going to get into the authors and stuff like that but I think some of the authors you might find interesting or authors that may have been critically attacked when they came out with their books I'm reading an author now Robert and Anton Wilson and his books and he was all into that LSD stuff and Timothy Leary there those books were pretty much attacked and demonized by mainstream medicine and ideas conservative ideas but they're really eye-opening and I think that's something you need to challenge stretch the limits of your mind so read as much as you can instead of using those hundreds of hours to watch binge watching that's something I think is good the number of seven here is is is quart of a dual thing it's a practicality and frugal 'no sand by practicality i mean do it yourself learn how to fix things get skilled in tools do things smart I think that's it's kind of a general thing to talk about here but in frugal 'no sin terms of asking yourself do you really need that latest thing can I deal with used I think challenging yourself not to get the latest and greatest thing is is a real good first step income adding consumerism and not getting caught up within the trends of things that are hot today and then a year from now that's it's already obsolete and replaced by something it's this vicious cycle that happens in our world and quickly moving over to number eight here and this is with all the time you've saved by not having your phone not watching TV and and having a mindset of questioning everything I think one of the good things you can do with your newfound skills is observe society watch people when you go don't just spend your time chatting with your friends digitally it's by being in the moment and being where you are in your environment I think you could start picking up on things and when you watch how other people behave in groups and and what they're talking about listen to what other people are talking about you can sort of really get a good understanding of what's happening in the world and make better decisions going forward it's just fun to do also to watch how things that happen over here affect people in general over here and you could see it maybe you could even make some money on it if you can if you can really pick up on on it if you can market to people on their phone somehow maybe you can make you that's what garyvee says all the time and last but not least here this is a very difficult one it's it's trying to solve any problem you may have with toxic people and you know you know who they are everybody has them in their lives and it's not just people who disagree with you or like different things or have different political beliefs it's there's people them narcissist Psychopaths and sociopaths that are out there and everybody has them to some degree and they're sometimes it's kind of hard to solve the problem because of the complexity involved I'm not going to get into it but some you can't just get rid of but in some cases the only way to deal with these type of people is to completely cut the cord on them too but that's that's something that's it's very tricky to deal with and that's been that's about it I really do think the phone is one of the big things to contend with in that if you can just keep it in your pocket or turn it off or not even need it it does a lot to keep the brain strong and I think having a strong brain and the uninfluenced brain is very important for not just 2019 2020 and beyond but always so that's it please hit the subscribe button and the like button and all that I need more subscribers I need to get to a thousand I'm eventually going to have it one of these days I have to change my keywords on my youtube channel I think that's what's holding me back and that's it enjoy the rest you today see you next video | NJroute22 | UClbN077lfAToY6Cr5P4JmLg | 2019-12-27 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,425 | 12,576 |
gjSk5BqSJoo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjSk5BqSJoo | The Tanners Discover David Whitmer's Pamphlet | When Jerald was a rebellious teen his bishop started hinting it was time for him to consider straightening up and going on a mission. And he read the Encyclopedia article on Mormonism and found that it mentioned splinter groups of Mormonism. He didn't know there were any other kind of Mormons. And then he found out about the Reorganized LDS Church. And so he went over there to see what they were about. And the pastor started telling him everything that was wrong with Brigham Young and how we need to scuttle all that and just go back to Joseph Smith. Well, while he was visiting at the Reorganized Church, he met a barber who had a barber shop downtown called James Wartell. And at the back of Mr. Wartell's barber shop was a huge collection of all the early printings of early Mormon books. And he had probably one of the largest private collections of rare mormon books in the state. And Jerald went down to his barber shop to see his collection and James Wartell gave him a copy of David Whitmer's pamphlet and said: In your spiritual journey you need to read David Whitmer's pamphlet and consider what he said about the origins of how the Church developed. And when Jerald read that and Whitmer talks about the changes in the different sections of the Doctrine of Covenants, Jerald was furious. They were sure that Whitmer must be lying. So I thought, well someone ought to expose this. If Whitmer's making this all up there ought to be something done about this. But he wanted to see the originals and so he got in his jalopy and drove across Kansas, went to Independence, Missouri not knowing anybody and visited around to the different splinter groups. And while he was there he went to the Church of Christ Temple Lot group. And they showed him an original Book of Commandments. And so that verified David Whitmer's statement that the revelations in fact had been changed. And that started Jerald on his journey of studying the early documents to find out what all had been changed. Why had things been changed? Why was the Church covering up what had been changed? So that when I met him he very early on showed me Whitmer's pamphlet -- to show me that these revelations had been changed. And because of that I went down to Sam Weller's bookstore -- that's now run by the grandson of the guy that first opened the bookstore -- and went in there and bought a reprint of the 1833 Book of Commandments and a current Doctrine of Covenants. And I took it home and I got my grandma to read it with me. I sat with the current D&C and my grandma with the '33 Book of Commandments. And we went through the whole Book of Commandments. And I marked in my D&C in the margins where I could. If it was just a few words I wrote them in. If it was a big section -- like we saw in these illustrations -- I had it just right on the side. See such-and-such page of the Book of Commandments because it was too big it right in. And going through those was a very disillusioning experience -- that the creator the universe surely could have said the revelations right. Why would he need to go back two years or three years later and revise them? But all of that study came out of seeing David Whitmer's pamphlet and rising to the challenge of: Is he telling the truth? I can check this out. And then at that time when we did our study back in 1959 -- in the Dark Ages -- the libraries were just getting photocopies into the libraries at that time. They did have micro films but to walk in and get a 10 cent photocopy wasn't happening. But I went up to the University of Utah Special Collections and saw different photo reprints of the original books -- in some cases the original books. And that launched us and into our whole journey. So Whitmer was a big factor in how we got started in our research. | Aaron Shafovaloff | UCePmBRQ7vPuYfA6jF1ATZtw | 2018-03-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 707 | 3,802 |
n3QTay6G1fA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3QTay6G1fA | Хэлл башни 30* (Астарос) Май2022 +немного про РТА / TOA Hell 30* (Ath'taros) May2022 | [Music] while you and me repeat this bittersweet heat is suffocating i'm waiting and always hesitating kryptonite desires set my heart of fire heart on fire [Music] my heart [Music] can't [Music] [Applause] [Music] temptation within mistakes [Music] this bittersweet heat is suffocating i'm waiting and always hesitating kryptonite desires set my heart of fire set my heart up [Music] so [Music] is [Music] ah [Music] i [Music] uh [Music] do [Music] so [Music] so [Music] so [Music] so [Music] wow [Music] with your smile let the sunshine breathe along fill me up with a flame i will let you with this [Music] so [Music] fight [Music] yes [Music] up [Music] right i'm [Music] oh [Music] receiving side [Music] hey [Music] is [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] me [Music] i um yeah so [Music] hey [Music] uh oh [Music] oh [Music] so [Music] i'm walking alone the streets are empty the only thing i can see is my own silhouette i'm [Music] i've been all around the globe trying to protect your souls tonight we will fly above the sky we are heroes tonight the skies [Music] we are heroes tonight we will fly above the sky we are heroes heroes tonight [Music] i've been flying from town to town from london to taiwan i've been all around the globe trying to protect your soul you and me we both live life at full speed e d c when we collide no thought i'd break your heart [Music] [Applause] [Music] you'll see the sun [Music] [Applause] [Music] you and me we both live [Music] to take your heart i never felt so hard i never meant to be the one i never thought [Music] is [Applause] [Music] it doesn't mean [Music] set me free why do i baby why do i love the way you always leave me why do i baby [Music] me [Music] when i say what's that about tell me why you have to seem so disney when i'm holding you your fingertips are drifting away [Music] i love the way you always always leave me why do i [Music] why baby i baby [Music] i don't wanna see anybody make me have to stay cause i'm floating take my is come on [Music] is [Music] even though you told me [Music] make me cause i don't wanna walk away [Music] cause i don't walk away pull me back take my hand come on [Music] foreign | TheBestPups SW | UCrU3mANBYuf4tyzqkPtsvcQ | 2022-06-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 408 | 2,183 |
O49u5zklLIc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O49u5zklLIc | The Wallflowers - One Headlight Reaction | [Music] keep giving me to say everything's okay what's up you guys welcome back to my channel so we have another marathon video okay this is the wall flowers wallflowers one headlight this is my first time we're adding to the wall flowers so let me know if you guys want them to stay on our channel let me know if you guys dislike them I'm really looking forward to you guys um looking forward to you guys's comments so make sure you guys put your comments down below um this was requested and and we're about to do like a 9000 marathon music marathon because about to hit 9000 - so when I make that video you guys which probably today or tomorrow make sure you guys put your comments down below it will be different people picked this time I will not do the same request as someone else you guys still become any requests just the case you know it's not a lot of comments you guys can do that too but I'm trying to I want to get different people out there different peoples requests I don't want to do the same people because that's not fair to a lot of you guys and it would be fair to me either so um the Wildflower was one headlight this wasn't my just request so make sure you guys put your down requests down below I'll get to all of them I promise you guys so let's go if you guys like the wallflower smash and i but hit that round you guys let's go the American flag [Music] though the cemetery trees [Music] sérgio why does she stay [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] it's got to be something better than this you have to push for more [Music] [Applause] Wow [Music] changed my nature but I know I'm not to say [Music] BAM this is date [Music] [Applause] [Music] ever matter [Music] [Applause] [Music] Wow [Music] okay you guys so let me know let me know how you guys feel about one headlight is the Sun being right my American band The Wallflowers the song was written by the lead singer Jakob Dylan and produced by t-bone it was released in not November it was released in November 1996 as a second single from the been 90 ninety-six album bring it down the horse in 2000 the song was listed as number 58 Rolling Stone MTV's list 100 greatest pop songs of all time the song is notable for being the first song to reach number one on three of the Billboard's Rock airplay charts Wow so that was a little bit about that Dylan has said that the song is about the death of ideas so motivation basically don't don't don't let something go to waste don't let your talent go to waste don't just sit there in a bad area and keep doing what you're doing stay in a positive and positive vibes positive environment at least that's why I'm getting don't give up stay motivated don't give up on your dreams don't give up on nothing don't feel bad for yourself just keep it pushing just keep it pushing and go for what's yours cause this was different this was a different vibe let me know how you guys feel about The Wallflowers if you guys want to stay on a channel smash it hit that railway you guys show me love as I show you a favorite artist look let's go | India Reacts | UCl6rkFLhFc7tXN8n8Wk_-vw | 2019-04-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 592 | 3,091 |
HGeNK8Kopfs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGeNK8Kopfs | HIJAB AS METAPHOR OF NATIONAL ASPIRATION_WORLD HIJAB DAY 2022. | [Music] [Applause] this is a muslim woman yesterday [Music] a few minutes before some stuff was on a short clock and a trouser and when you look at my back you cannot feel in any way identify yourself with her as a muslim but a new believer when this is not accepted islam and she was living with idea come and see the joy of unity the joy of unification from every one of us that was present [Music] joy [Music] [Applause] our sisters [Applause] for [Music] very [Applause] [Music] you know that one of the lecturers said who are you talking about i can tell you [Music] [Applause] [Music] harassment [Music] our [Applause] what are you today [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] a commercial can sleep right now [Music] he will touch the woman woman [Music] a [Music] for me [Music] is teacher our senior colleague has said with all my sisters for those of us who have listened attentively to this job you will agree with me that professor so i think daughter has controlled us [Music] muslim [Music] for is just a real cloth but so many things so that it is [Music] ourselves [Music] for them [Music] lies and that's why so of course our daniel school have been targeting yes if you refuse because your sisters they are causing you comfortably you are [Music] this [Music] that one is i think we supposed to survive and our different places so that we should proceed to begin this entity we are muslims and the same directive so [Music] what is happening to our children today we cannot stop that because without knowing islam well how can we look at i'm not really look at our population the next [Music] each other [Music] thank you very much [Music] [Applause] to [Music] i wasn't expecting any less for him as a national assistant [Music] is and tolerance without discrimination much more without disrespecting the force and that is what the topic is all about what does hijab signifies us [Music] on our body or it stands for much more than what's required in our body is always because of what we are wearing on our body and a few of the character and the attitude of a muslim woman the muslim women are lost out of a muslim of nature and i think the first aspect of the commandment of job addresses what the muslim woman and the men is the most important aspect of hijab we are apart from our sisters those that are lacking that important aspect of the job what they are practicing even though they are wearing a jab of the body but the jump of the soul of the jab of the mind is absent the testosterone is the detail of what of the eyes which will transcend to the job of a soul we are not asked to lower our case that commandment of the world of our days when we look at our societies today we see that is very very advanced in our societies today and the result of that is what we are discussing today when we see a lot of men or a lot of women people wearing the job of not managing [Music] again we see men they are muslims but what they are perpetrating in the society is very alarming to me news [Music] women or children to the extent that now it is parents that are raping their children now are we really observing the job of the soul so let's put our attention that every year we are trying to discover the issue of java we are always currently discussing that on the cover of the body but let's also try to focus on the moral character [Music] [Applause] it is really affecting us in our societies it's time to change [Music] my contribution today is to remind us and to let everybody know about who should see you when you are not in the gym it's not everybody that has that permission to has been mentioned in the only quran consistency that let the believing women know about this yes and forward their body such that the abdomen will be consumed and that is exactly the medium to conceive to prevent others from seeing it and that should not be revealed and sent to your fathers your husband your son and your servants that doesn't have essential sex they don't get distorted when they see you that is preparing so i get the ancient ones or the young girls when we have the paranthos it is sometimes surprising i feel so much surprised when i see a musical one especially maybe we are having locations in schools ceremonies like marriage living ceremony majority are here without jump perhaps bless that isn't this passing very fast with the commandment of my last night or whatever peace vocations remove the templates that are lasting [Music] we should always be with our it is expected to cover our head our ears our neck our chest and our hips as much as individuals can go if it's our own mother and [Applause] we should also start on the points at our different places of war who liberates through hospital government establishment that more broadly except for our convention has the right [Music] is [Music] i would like to emphasize on three areas firstly i accomplished that i have attended a program i prayed enough about him i have some of the published applications that came up with our activities and i've always wanted to see him in person has made it possible to me may allah accept his activities and ours may he write our efforts success in this world and engineering he gave us a meditation of our aspirations as a metaphorical um for our history and he mentioned that in as much as the government that is ahead in providing what makes a nation work decision the cities or the city [Music] [Applause] [Music] does it interfere with my activities [Music] schools and sometimes i have to sit and talk with my sisters please the fact that you are learning this job means you have to work hard because people are looking at you and they expect you to fail because they don't want to be there in the hospital now i am going to work with you you are telling this job and if you are crazy the that comes to mind is your job that is making you lazy so you don't give me that behind me [Music] because sometimes if you walk a workshop or seminar and they see you excel i will be wrong or you are doing well so i found that if your child does not decide not to clean up that's the message the worship japanese seeks to give to the world that hijab is not an obstacle or a challenge in the life of a muslim woman she is obeying her about nature the same way she is also a participant she does whatever her nation expects of her to do like the other citizens deep [Music] is also we are coming upon whoever is concerned stakeholders like the professor mentioned when you go for international passports for your voter's card or national identity [Applause] even though the constitution enables everyone to practice their religion without injuries [Applause] [Music] for us here in asia if americans can do it if bridges captain can do it they are wearing their job to see the powers 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2i3Ku-4ApIc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i3Ku-4ApIc | Good Health and Wellbeing | good health and well-being good health and well-being contribute to a person's quality of life throughout every stage of development many factors contribute to Healthy Living as health is not just the absence of disease it's a state of physical mental and social well-being to ensure good health basic needs must be met such as access to Clean Water Sanitation and nutritious Foods as well as Quality Health Care medicines and vaccines well-being integrates both physical and mental health it measures positive emotions positive functioning and satisfaction with life access to basic resources and positive social relationships lead to higher levels of well-being a person's well-being can affect many aspects of their life from the way they perform at work to the quality of their family interactions and social life life good health and well-being encourage personal and societal development people who feel healthy and have a positive outlook on their life can live more productively contribute more to their families friends and [Music] communities | simpleshow foundation | UCDfdXzYssMFD_lQOrN5WXUg | 2017-04-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 165 | 1,052 |
jWjZO__3FbA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWjZO__3FbA | Securing Explosives in the Philippines - Medal of Honor Rising Sun | hi there guys and welcome back to some more Medal of Honor Rising Sun has sparked my flashback Friday series as his flashback Fridays you know that there's going to be a joke from my brother so a judge orders a man to pay $10,000 he says why the judge says it's a fine mario says no it's a note we're about to get into the second part of this game so let's get into it [Music] [Applause] gotta go [ __ ] Joseph that you that's a lot of bullets to kill one guy already with rather a bolt-action by [Music] Oh dead this is hard way harder than I remember [Music] he's next he's dead [Music] about further grenades I thought Jesus as I've got hold of oh there we go I mean you'll get good alright yeah okay anyone coming up with me is it just a solo job just me yeah just our coke well for the tank okay man last leg you stay close keep his clear on the flanks into the rear see [Music] just that's great don't taking down single guys with a shell each take out your legs [Music] it come on get him out - see it's even harder to a watch out for enemy it's okay [ __ ] wonder straight up [Music] here we go this is the gun I'm used to you dead you did to send out to be where's the truck come get me idiot [Music] but there's duck hunting game screen and you just [Music] yes what's what there he's dead too okay yeah you telling me I've got come down into the sewers to get in it's pretty cool Oh face that's okay now I was getting further and further away from the screen as he was charging at me even though he's not gonna hit me because it's a video game nope nope nope catch it [ __ ] take that [ __ ] those guns are really inaccurate but I suppose these guns are also 80 years old down shovin [Music] yes what a book [Music] specials for a time does that mean out here whoa gotcha down he's dead it's a one-way trip [Music] well she wasn't better medic medicals do you find something where your signal is demo tape your eyes me up for Jack upstairs [Music] get in the back of this truck and shoot anything that moves it's gonna be a fun ride [Music] the bridge [Music] okay you can finish that mission bloody yeah Pentheus finest that he usually had listen I'm sorry about your brother we got a damn tough job done and most of us made it out alive he was well he was a good marine yes he was can't ask for more than that absolutely not it's taken 87 oh Jesus has a lot of shots so that's it for episode two of Medal of Honor Rising Sun as always guys thank you for watching if you have your feedback for me please leave in the comment below and if you wanna keep up to date with everything I'm doing including more Medal of Honor Rising Sun as a part of my flashback Friday series then please subscribe and I'll see you next time [Music] | NathyB1992 | UCEgUPZml6GpSe9A40GYA5lw | 2020-04-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 544 | 2,779 |
V14HIzL9uG4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V14HIzL9uG4 | The Validity Of Marriage | #WAYS | [Music] if you're just tuning in it's our ladies night out and tonight we want to understand what it means to have a valid marriage apparently a lot of us still have valid marriages now please let us hear what you have to say remember you can join this conversation tweet at us and waste your africa one with the hashtag we show or you send us an sms or what's up to zero eight one eight zero three eight four six six three so we'll open our phone lines as well for those that wanna call in please turn down the volume of your television set turn it off completely the volume of your television set and um try to keep it within a minute thank you so much for your cooperation all right um love me hey let me ask with me she she's got me guessing so let me i was saying to you that okay for even those that have gone to the courts to get married right i am even hearing that some caught some low cuts are not even supposed to be the places where you're supposed to go and get married you know i heard that that is not every court that you're supposed to go on you're supposed to go and get your uh what's it called you don't get married in a court you get married in a marriage marriage registry but i i thought at some point the lagos state government shut down some of those registries saying that you know it was not valid blah blah blah but they were conducting marriages there oh please can you come again oh you didn't hear me i said that at some point some of those registries right i hear the legal state government had to shut them down but they had already conducted conducted marriages there so how would you even know which one is the right place to go and get married okay do you want me to tell you the one that is recognized by it yes marriage is under the exclusive list in the constitution so it does not rest on the state or the local government to perform or contract any marriage ceremony to strictly the within the public of the federal government and there's a federal government that has marriage districts they have they already have marriage districts which um whichever one falls within your district for example the very popular one in the biggest federal ministry i'm sorry federal minister of register yeah prior registry of my federal marriage religious marriage excuse me yeah right under the law that is the only recognized player licensed a place of license yeah to get married so all those ones performed at one local government and because my mother got married in a good deal she got married there let her go back to the marriage registration and republicate her marriage you know what when you are married when with your spouse if you don't have a problem your marriage is presumed to be valid but i have seen spouses use it against each other when they want to move on to another one they will tell you that in the first place our marriage is point and ask me why is he void because we didn't get married where's your firm eat your marriage certificate right should be in accordance to compete of cindy which schedule i can't remember in the marriage act okay wait let me let me get some church some churches didn't give you their own certificates you will see something from the church of god another is unacceptable the only certain marriage certificate recognized by god is the one emanating from the registry even the churches are supposed to get it from the registry they are not you're not getting married in under the laws of that church you're still getting married under the nigerian blog or you're choosing to perform it in the church so they have no right to give you their own certificate humanity from their church or their denomination okay i have two questions yes okay so the first one is um so for people who um got married in other registries that um that weren't equally registry so let's say they go back to ikoyi to revalidate and why they did it before they've probably been married for like four years so when they go to ikoyi it starts counting from then no so that's the process of revalidation just to give it a bit more validation of course the confederate government you know there was an issue at that time so they had to resolve it so what they just did just take the step to revalidate it and your marriage is so there was accounting like from when you got married oh okay okay so a second because to do that would bring a lot of confusion yeah all right so second question you said that um the couple they need to actually get married in the church um for those who decide to do it probably the beach or um let's say a hotel garden or something like that why does it have to be in a building you see you have to have it you can i said earlier i said you can get a special life from the ministry from the registry but if you don't have a special license this is not employed an employee wait if the pastor has obtained a license yeah to give you the marriage certificate from the registry what did you say if the pastor has obtained a license to actually give you the marriage certificate why does he need to obtain a special license to do it outside of the church building the couple it beholds on the couple to get that special license and deliver it to the officiating minister who would fill it out then you cannot go anywhere to get married okay okay so let me why do you know that what if sorry let me point this out before i forget even if you decide to get married sorry decide to dissolve the marriage i go to the high court of any state and the process is on there are two stages of dissolution of marriage there is a decree nightside and the decree absolute so after the conclusion of the trial and all that the judge gives his judgment so that's his decree sign and it doesn't become decree absolute until three months after during that three months you can still decide to reconcile so it's just an allowance for probably you guys decide to reconcile and know that but the snag is about the catch rather is that if one of the spouses one of the parties that distribution of marriage dies at that time the other spouse is still in my stupid wife for your husband until you get a decree absent okay it becomes the free absolutely love me is okay off your mind wait let her off her breakfast wait so three months right before decree absolutes huh yeah so where did we get this so during that three months if one of the parties died the others party the other spouse is the surviving spouse so where did we get this whole time in one corner who is heavily pregnant waiting for the divorced country and the guy dies during the period the other woman is still the legally recognized wife who would succeed him okay so let's uh indicate the guy does not have a valid feel let's take some comments let's take some comments so jehovah all right so let me take a comment from i think this is from rachel so where do you place long-term partners who don't believe in marriage well the the the i think the nigerian marriage the laws of marital laws in nigeria has to be overhauled makes no probation for common known common law partners a long-term partnership and it does if you are not married you are not married do that you are in or you are out so until that overhaul happens that is the law so even if you spend 25 years together it's just trying to protect the sanctity of marriage and the family unit so that it does it's not easy for people to go in and out you know that under this nigerian law right you cannot divorce until after two years of your you can't stop us that's why wait wait wait wait wait i don't understand let me if i marry somebody today and i realize that it's a serial killer so you're telling me that no under such a circumstance what wait you have to prove to the exceptional section okay or whatever what if it's not let's not go to this your serial killer what is this syria cheats that i get married you would wait for two two years what wait because you're just trying to protect the sanctity of marriage to say something i'll run mad wait what is something you're trying to protect even you can separate so there is oh okay so there's room for separation of the solution of the marriage so you have to wait two years all right so marriage yes should be on the foundation of um marriage yes should be on the foundation of love but you must ensure all legal papers are intact that's what means inside that is but i'm just thinking in my head all of this validation that you require you know i think we have a phone call richard are you there yes i'm here good evening guys thank you so much for calling let's hear what you have to say yes to tell you how serious what lame is saying either there was a wedding that was contracted um the church was using at the rapid apartment that was not registered in their name these guys were married for like four or five years and something came up and it was covered that's the place they got married was not just property what was the rented apartment away from there do you know that marriage was terminated how it is very serious it's very difficult go ahead please your certificate thank you thank you are you loving this problem so you cannot get married in a poor church they must own the property as like i said all the smart monsters bringing up it beholds on you to ensure that they are properly licensed almost let's take more comments okay so there are the comments here what is legal is not moral i may not say the religious institutions have no right to issue certificates i'd rather say they lack legal backing i want you to clarify this craze for e-coi there are over 700 local governments in nigeria can you clear the myth abe is special local government and then there is another from mrs adeji from bagada legal legal trust me with all the happenings in this world protect marriage by making it legal i agree i agree love me again there a whole lot of federal marriage registry scattered all over nigeria now how about lagos how many do we have in lagos i really don't know i only know the one in italy because there's woman hey my sister what did you say my sister got married in one in a it was around them ikeja or the bridge [Laughter] okay so let me take a comment raphael this is actually i'm learning because okay rafaela corey is a viewer from zaria he says marriage is a necessary evil that we cannot do without if procreation is our watchword what an advantage of faith from two parties of different backgrounds well celibacy is not an option in in this form of the world i think we have a call tammy are you there thank you for calling thank you and thank you for his question my question is confirming um the customary marriage what is the tool of is any certificate given is a marriage conducted under that kind of environment rather than the [Music] other thing so what is the evidence of that okay let me that's for you thank you okay if i had that correctly because my belly hair she was talking about the proof of the customer reminder yes do they give certificates right okay that says that when you get married under the native bank custom you must go to the customary court in your district to register that march right but if you don't even register it there are ways to prove it there were witnesses there that hey let me i want to i want to bring then picture i'm not sure where he was hunting the bright price okay okay okay because i was going to ask you i was going to ask you that if you have one but ballet in law now that not decides that by by fire but i thought that they want to prove that you were not married because you said escort to my father's house what if there are no pictures no videos no nothing but it happened and somebody is saying that it didn't happen how are you now why did last days register your marriage okay you must register even some some obvious they started issuing certificates to show that it actually happened that they were the ones there okay so they conducted you do they say those are part of the the the burdens of a customary married lack of proof so that's why people just do the statutory marriage that's why some people think it's not valid it's valid it's just that it's more of a problem where you now have to prove another so that's why it's easy for those men to now go and take another wipe because of the issue of evidence but if you can properly show that you are married even if it takes 10 women to the registry it's not a void and of no effect okay so why are you advising women to understand um this subject of marriage you know especially you know in these claims that were you know in in the climb where we're there but it's nigeria it's almost it's always the women at the receiving end so why are you advocating for women to understand you know whether their marriage is valid or not why well it's um to be very candid it's bothers mostly on succession rights because when the man is alive to protect you but when he's gone how do you prove you were married to him they will talk you out of your marital home if you have no nothing to show so that is why the marriage under the act is prepared because it offers more protection to the family because if a man who was married under the mark the marriage act statutory marriage if he doesn't have a valid bill until the time he passed then the administration of estate law of that stage will not come into play where the spouse is giving priority okay as against native land custom that does not recognize marriage when it comes to succession okay so let me quickly take some very well i want to i want to answer ask one last question but let me take san jose's call okay you have a question quickly sadness thank you for joining us let's hear what you have to say quickly hello hello hello good evening thank you so much for calling yes uh i want to i guess please uh she has not talked of the islamic marriage or muslim marriage which is recognized by the constitution she has not spoken that one please okay okay all right i think she did she mentioned it okay well quickly jennifer okay i think what i wanted to ask is let's say uh i'm married and my husband decides to step out of our marriage to marry someone else and we probably didn't go through the normal route of getting the normal um devote certificates and all of that is there a penalty for him or if a human steps up vice versa if it's either you are still married to him so at the time he stepped out he was still married to you right yes then that's big i mean which is seven years in prison hey okay let me answer seriously questions never been tested in any nigerian i cannot know that was why that was what that was going to be that was this is yes marriage it's on that native law and question that's the way it's grouped so if you're married under the islamic law you can't take another woman under the statutory unless you divorce under the islamic okay okay let me one last question one last question if all of these things happened that the guy the marriage was not valid and everything i have lived with him 25 years but he leaves a will and that will state in that world that i have access to x y z would there be would there be any contention would can this be can you come again please can you come again if he left a will if he left a wheel right and that will even though my marriage certificate is not valid but he left a will that kept me inside that wheel can it be contested in a low court no since he gave it to you william yes you're covered okay but if you do not make a will and your marriage is for it you won't get anything there will be problems will not recognize me i think we had a lot of fun love me let me do our lady lawyer by the way she's not a guest so she has shocked us she's not a guest she's our in-house lady lawyer all right so let me we're going to keep bringing this stuff i didn't think we were going to have a very fantastic conversation i was wondering what is marriage marriage married life is always disturbing those marriage thank you lammy thank you so much for a fantastic conversation all right so waze was birthed thank you jennifer waste was brought from the neat inform inspire influence live source action and this year we started our csr focused on curbing unemployment in nigeria so if you are a company please partner with us by locating internship slots and if you're a job seeker keep watching ways and follow us on all our social media handles as this will be an all year round engagement now in case you missed today's quote here it is again by marriage the husband and the wife are one person in law that is the way sorry that is the very being of the of the legal existence of a woman is suspended during marriage this is the beat i don't understand well my very be suspended during marriage all right we'll see you live tomorrow at 8pm as we bring 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Li6rbplmibM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li6rbplmibM | Keyboard (computing) | Wikipedia audio article | in computing a computer keyboard is a typewriter style device which uses an arrangement of buttons or keys to act as mechanical levers or electronic switches following the decline of punch cards and paper tape interaction via teleprinter style keyboards became the main input method for computers keyboard keys buttons typically have characters engraved or printed on them and each press of a key typically corresponds to a single ribbon symbol however producing some symbols may require pressing and holding several keys simultaneously or in sequence while most keyboard keys produce letters numbers or signs characters other keys or simultaneous key presses can produce actions or execute computer commands in normal usage the keyboard is used as a text entry interface for typing text and numbers into a word processor text editor or any other program in a modern computer the interpretation of key presses is generally left to the software a computer keyboard distinguishes each physical key from every other key and reports all key presses to the controlling software keyboards are also used for computer gaming either regular keyboards or keyboards with special gaming features which can expedite frequently used keystroke combinations a keyboard is also used to give commands to the operating system of a computer such as Windows Control Alt Delete combination although on pre Windows 95 Microsoft operating systems this forced to reboot now it brings up a system security options screen a command-line interface is a type of user interface navigated entirely using a keyboard or some other similar device that does the job of one topic history while typewriters are the definitive ancestor of all key based text entry devices the computer keyboard is a device for electromechanical data entry and communication derives largely from the utility of two devices teleprinters or teletypes and key punches it was through such devices that modern computer keyboards inherited their layouts as early as the 1870s teleprinter like devices were used to simultaneously type and transmit stockmarket text data from the keyboard across telegraph lines to stock ticker machines to be immediately copied and displayed onto ticker tape the tele printer in its more contemporary form was developed from 1907 to 1910 by American mechanical engineer Charles Crum and his son Howard with early contributions by electrical engineer Frank Byrne earlier models were developed separately by individuals such as royal house and Frederick J Creed earlier Herman Hollerith developed the first key punch devices which soon evolved to include keys for text and number entry akin to normal typewriters by the 1930s the keyboard on the tele printer played a strong role in point-to-point & point-to-multipoint communication for most of the 20th century while the keyboard on the key punch device played a strong role in data entry and storage for just as long the development of the earliest computers incorporated electric typewriter keyboards the development of the eni AC computer incorporated a key punch devices both the input and paper-based output device while the bi NAC computer also made use of an electromechanical II controlled typewriter for both data entry onto magnetic tape instead of paper and data output the keyboard remained the primary most integrated computer peripheral well into the era of personal computing until the introduction of the mouse is a consumer device in 1984 by this time text only user interfaces with sparse graphics gave way to comparatively graphics rich icons on screen however keyboards remain central to human computer interaction to the present even as mobile personal computing devices such as smartphones and tablets adapt the keyboard as an optional virtual touchscreen based means of data entry topic keyboard types one factor determining the size of a keyboard is the presence of duplicate keys such as a separate numeric keyboard or to each of shift alt and CTL for convenience further the keyboard size depends on the extent to which a system is used where a single-action is produced by a combination of subsequent or simultaneous keystrokes with modifier keys or multiple pressing of a single key a keyboard with few keys is called a keypad another factor determining the size of a keyboard is the size and spacing of the keys reduction is limited by the practical consideration that the keys must be large enough to be easily pressed by fingers alternatively a tool is used for pressing small keys topic standard standard alphanumeric keyboards have keys that are on 3/4 inch centers 0.75 0 inches 19 point 0 5 millimeters and have a key travel of at least 0.15 0 inches 3.81 millimeters desktop computer keyboards such as the 101 key u.s. traditional keyboards or the 104 key Windows keyboards include alphabetic characters punctuation symbols numbers and a variety of function keys the internationally common 102 104 skee keyboards have a smaller left shift key and an additional key with some more symbols between that and the letter to its right usually Zed or Y also the Enter key is usually shaped differently computer keyboards are similar to electric typewriter keyboards but contain additional keys such as the command or windows keys there is no standard computer keyboard although many manufacturers imitate the keyboard of pcs there are actually three different PC keyboards the original PC keyboard with 84 Keys thiet keyboard also with 84 keys and the enhanced keyboard with 101 keys the three differ somewhat in the placement of function the control keys the return key and the shift key topic laptop sighs keyboards on laptops and notebook computers usually have a shorter travel distance for the keystroke shorter over travel distance and a reduced set of keys they may not have a numeric keypad and the function keys may be placed in locations that differ from their placement on a standard full-sized keyboard the switch mechanism for a laptop keyboard is more likely to be a scissor switch than a rubber dome this is opposite the trend for full-size keyboards topic flexible keyboards flexible keyboards are a junction between normal type and laptop type keyboards normal from the full arrangement of keys and laptop from the short key distance additionally the flexibility allows the user to fold roll the keyboard for better storage and transfer however for typing the keyboard must be resting on a hard surface the vast majority of flexible keyboards in the market are made from silicon this material makes them water and dust proof this is useful in hospitals where keyboards are subjected to frequent washing and other dirty or must be clean environments topic handheld handheld ergonomic keyboards are designed to be held like a game controller and can be used as such instead of laid out flat on top of a table surface typically handheld keyboards hold all the alphanumeric keys and symbols that a standard keyboard would have yet only be accessed by pressing two sets of keys at once one acting is a function key similar to a shift key that would allow for capital letters on a standard keyboard handheld keyboards allow the user the ability to move around a room or to lean back on a chair while also being able to type in front or away from the computer some variations of hand held ergonomic keyboards also include a trackball mouse that our mouse movement and typing included in one handheld device topic thumb-sized smaller external keyboards have been introduced for devices without a built sent keyboard such as PDAs and smartphones small keyboards are also useful where there is a limited workspace a thumb keyboard thumb board is used in some personal digital assistants such as the palm treo and blackberry and some ultra mobile PCs such as the oq o numeric keyboards contain only numbers mathematical symbols for addition subtraction multiplication and division a decimal point and several function keys they are often used to facilitate data entry with smaller keyboards that do not have a numeric keypad commonly those of laptop computers these keys are collectively known as a numeric pad numeric keys or a numeric keypad and it can consist of the following types of keys arithmetic operators numbers arrow keys navigation keys num lock and Enter key topic multifunctional multifunctional keyboards provide additional function beyond the standard keyboard many are programmable configurable computer keyboards and some control multiple pcs workstations incl Sun and other information sources incl thomson reuters fxt a con bloomberg EBS etc usually in multi-screen work environments users have additional key functions as well as the standard functions and can typically use a single keyboard and mouse to access multiple sources multifunctional keyboards may feature customized keypads fully programmable function or soft keys for macros presets biometric or smart card readers trackballs etc new generation multifunctional keyboards feature a touchscreen display to stream video control audio-visual media and alarms execute application inputs configure individual desktop environments etc multifunctional keyboards may also permit users to share access to PCs and other information sources multiple interfaces serial USB audio Ethernet etc are used to integrate external devices some multifunctional keyboards are also used to directly and intuitively control video walls common environments for multifunctional keyboards are complex high-performance workplaces for financial traders and control room operators emergency services security air traffic management industry utilities management etc topic non-standard layout and special use types topic corded while other keyboards generally associate one action with each key chorded keyboards associate actions with combinations of key presses since there are many combinations available chorded keyboards can effectively produce more actions on a board with fewer keys Court Reporters stenotype machines use chorded keyboards to enable them to enter text much faster by typing a syllable with each stroke instead of one letter at a time the fastest typist as of 2007 use a stenograph a kind of chorded keyboard used by most court reporters and closed caption reporters some chorded keyboards are also made for use in situations where fewer keys are preferable such as on devices that can be used with only one hand and on small mobile devices that don't have room for larger keyboards chorded keyboards are less desirable in many cases because it usually takes practice and memorization of the combinations to become proficient topic software software keyboards or on-screen keyboards often take the form of computer programs that display an image of a keyboard on the screen another input device such as a mouse or a touchscreen can be used to operate each virtual key to enter text software keyboards have become very popular in touchscreen enabled cellphones due to the additional cost and space requirements of other types of hardware keyboards Microsoft Windows Mac OSX and some varieties of gnu/linux include on-screen keyboards that can be controlled with the mouse in software keyboards the mouse has to be maneuvered onto the on-screen letters given by the software on the click of a letter the software writes the respective letter on the respective spot topic projection projection keyboards project an image of keys usually with a laser onto a flat surface the device then uses a camera or infrared sensor to watch where the users fingers move and will counter key as being pressed when it sees the users finger touch the projected image projection keyboards can simulate a full-size keyboard from a very small projector because the keys are simply projected images they cannot be felt when pressed users of projected keyboards often experience increased discomfort in their fingertips because of the lack of give when typing a flat non reflective surface is also required for the keys to be projected most projection keyboards are made for use with PDAs and smartphones due to their small form-factor topic optical keyboard technology also known as photo optical keyboard light responsive keyboard photoelectric keyboard and optical key actuation detection technology an optical keyboard technology utilizes LEDs and photo sensors to optically detect actuated keys most commonly the emitters and sensors are located in the perimeter mounted on a small PCB the light is directed from side to side of the keyboard interior and it can only be blocked by the actuated keys most optical keyboards require at least two beams most commonly vertical beam and horizontal beam to determine the actuated key some optical keyboards use a special key structure that blocks light in a certain pattern allowing only one beam per row of keys most commonly horizontal beam topic layout topic alphabetic there are a number of different arrangements of alphabetic numeric and punctuation symbols on keys these different keyboard layouts arise mainly because different people need easy access to different symbols either because they are inputting text in different languages or because they need a specialized layout for mathematics accounting computer programming or other purposes the United States keyboard layout is used as default in the currently most popular operating systems Windows Mac OS X and gnu/linux the common QWERTY based layout was designed early in the era of mechanical typewriters so it's ergonomic s-- were compromised to allow for the mechanical limitations of the typewriter as the letter keys were attached to levers that needed to move freely inventor Christopher Scholes developed the QWERTY layout to reduce the likelihood of jamming with the advent of computers lever jams are no longer an issue but nevertheless QWERTY layouts were adopted for electronic keyboards because they were widely used alternative layouts such as the Dvorak simplified keyboard are not in widespread use the qwe arti Zed layout is widely used in Germany and much of Central Europe the main difference between it and QWERTY is that Y and Zed are swapped and most special characters such as brackets are replaced by diacritical characters another situation takes place with national layouts keyboards designed for typing in Spanish have some characters shifted to release the space for an N similarly those for Portuguese French and other European languages may have a special key for the character C C the azd rty layout is used in France Belgium and some neighboring countries it differs from the QWERTY layout in that the a and q are swapped the Zed and W are swapped and the M is moved from the right of n to the right of L where Colin semicolon is on a u.s. keyboard the digits 0 to 9 are on the same keys but to be typed the shift key must be pressed the unshifted positions are used for accented characters in bilingual regions of Canada and in the french-speaking province of Quebec keyboards can often be switched between an English French language keyboard while both keyboards share the same QWERTY alphabetic layout the French language keyboard enables the user to type accented vowels such as e or a with a single keystroke using keyboards for other languages leads to a conflict the image on the key does not correspond to the character in such cases each new language may require an additional label on the keys because the standard keyboard layouts do not share even similar characters of different languages see the example in the figure above keyboards in many parts of Asia may have special keys to switch between the Latin characters set in a completely different typing system Japanese layout keyboards can be switched between various Japanese input methods in the Latin alphabet by signaling the operating systems input interpreter of the change and some operating systems namely the windows family interpret the character quote backslash quote as for display purposes without changing the byte code which has led some keyboard makers to mark quote backslash quote as or both keyboards for other alphabets supported include Arabic keyboard in the Arab world keyboards can often be switched between Arabic and Latin characters Russian keyboard which uses Cyrillic script Hebrew keyboard in Microsoft Word Alt + Shift allows shifting between languages topic key types topic alphanumeric alphabetical numeric and punctuation keys are used in the same fashion as a typewriter keyboard to enter their respective symbol into a word processing program text editor data spreadsheet or other program many of these keys will produce different symbols when modifier keys or shift keys are pressed the alphabetic characters become uppercase when the shift key or caps lock key is depressed the numeric characters become symbols or punctuation marks when the shift key is depressed the alphabetical numeric and punctuation keys can also have other functions when they are pressed at the same time as some modifier keys the spacebar is a horizontal bar in the lower most row which is significantly wider than other keys like the alphanumeric characters it is also descended from the mechanical typewriter its main purpose is to enter the space between words during typing it is large enough so that a thumb from either hand can use it easily depending on the operating system when the spacebar is used with a modifier key such as the control key it may have functions such as resizing or closing the current window half spacing or back spacing in computer games and other applications the key has myriad uses in addition to its normal purpose in typing such as jumping and adding marks to checkboxes in certain programs for playback of digital video the spacebar is used for pausing and resuming the playback topic modifier keys modifier keys are special keys that modify the normal action of another key when the too oppressed in combination for example Alt + f4 in Microsoft Windows will close the program in an active window in contrast pressing just f4 will probably do nothing unless assigned a specific function in a particular program by themselves modifier keys usually do nothing the most widely used modifier keys include the ctrl key shift key and the Alt key the alt gr key is used to access additional symbol four keys that have three symbols printed on them on the Macintosh and Apple keyboards the modifier keys are the option key and command key respectively on MIT computer keyboards the meta key is used as a modifier and for Windows keyboards there is a Windows key compact keyboard layouts often user FN key dead Keys allow placement of a diacritic mark such as an accent on the following letter eg the compose key the enter return key typically causes a command line window for more dialogue box to operate it's default function which is typically to finish an entry and begin the desired process in word processing applications pressing the enter key ends a paragraph and starts a new one topic cursor keys navigation keys or cursor keys include a variety of keys which move the cursor to different positions on the screen arrow keys are programmed to move the cursor in a specified direction page scroll keys such as the page up and page down Keys scroll the page up and down the HOME key is used to return the cursor to the beginning of the line where the cursor is located the end key puts the cursor at the end of the line the tab key advances the cursor to the next tab stop the insert key is mainly used to switch between overtype mode in which the cursor overwrites any text that is present on and after its current location and insert mode where the cursor inserts a character at its current position forcing all characters past at one position further the Delete key discards the character ahead of the cursors position moving all following characters one position back towards the freed place on many notebook computer keyboards the key labeled delete sometimes delete and backspace are printed on the same key serves the same purpose as a backspace key the backspace key deletes the preceding character lock keys lock part of a keyboard depending on the settings selected the lock keys are scattered around the keyboard most styles of keyboards have three LEDs indicating which locks are enabled in the upper right corner above the new Eric paid the latkes include scroll lock num lock which allows the use of the numeric keypad and caps lock topic system commands the sysrq and print screen commands often share the same key sysrq was used in earlier computers as a panic button to recover from crashes and it is still used in this sense to some extent by the Linux kernel see magic sysrq key the Print Screen command used to capture the entire screen and send it to the printer but in the present it usually puts a screenshot in the clipboard topic break key the break key pause key no longer has a well-defined purpose its origins go back to telly printer users who wanted a key that would temporarily interrupt the communications line the break key can be used by software in several different ways such as to switch between multiple login sessions to terminate a program or to interrupt a modem connection in programming especially old dos style basic Pascal NC break is used in conjunction with control to stop program execution in addition to this linux and variants as well as many dos programs treat this combination the same as ctrl + c on modern keyboards the break key is usually labeled pause break in most windows environments the key combination windows key + pause brings up the system properties topic Escape key the Escape key often abbreviated ESC nearly all of the time signals stop quit let me get out of a dialog or pop-up window let me escape another common application today of the ESC key is toad trigger the stop button in many web browsers topic es see origins ESC was part of the standard keyboard on the deck VT 50 introduced July 1974 it was not part of the 1970 introduced VTO 5 the Tico in emacs text editors used the ESC key extensively historically it also served as a type of shift key such that one or more following characters were interpreted differently hence the term escape sequence which refers to a series of characters usually preceded by the escape character on machines running Microsoft Windows prior to the implementation of the Windows key on keyboards the typical practice for invoking the start button was to hold down the control key and press escape this process still works in Windows 95 98 me NT 4 mm X P Vista 7 8 and 10 topic Enter key the Enter key is located one in the alphanumeric keys and the other one is in the numeric keys when one works something on their computer and wanted to do something with their work pressing the enter key would do the command they ordered another function is to create a space for next paragraph when one typed and finished typing a paragraph and they wanted to have a second paragraph they could press ENTER and it would do spacing topic shift key shift key when one presses shift in a letter it will capitalize the letter pressed with the shift key another use is to type more symbols than appear to be available for instance the apostrophe key is accompanied with a quotation mark on the top if one wants to type the quotation mark but press that key alone the symbol that would appear would be the apostrophe the quotation mark will only appear if both a required key in the shift key oppressed topic Menu key the men key is a key found on windows oriented computer keyboards it is used to launch a context menu with the keyboard rather than with the usual right mouse button the key symbol is usually a small icon depicting a cursor hovering above a menu on some Samsung keyboards the cursor in the icon is not present showing the menu only this key was created at the same time as the Windows key this key is normally used when the right mouse button is not present on the mouse some windows public terminals do not have a Menu key on their keyboard to prevent users from right-clicking however in many Windows applications a similar functionality can be invoked with the shift + f10 keyboard shortcut topic miscellaneous many but not all computer keyboards have a numeric keypad to the right of the alphabetic keyboard often separated from the other groups of keys such as the function keys and system command keys which contains numbers basic mathematical symbols eg addition subtraction etc and a few function keys on Japanese Korean keyboards there may be language input keys for changing the language to use some keyboards have power management keys eg power key sleep key and wake key internet keys to access a web browser or email and/or multimedia Keys such as volume controls or keys that can be programmed by the user to launch a specified application or a command like minimizing all windows topic numeric keys when we calculate we use these numeric keys to type numbers symbols concerned with calculations such as addition subtraction multiplication and division symbols are located in this group of keys the Enter key in this keys indicate the equal sign topic multiple layouts it is possible to install multiple keyboard layouts within an operating system and switch between them either through features implemented within the OS or through an external application Microsoft Windows Linux and Mac provides support to add keyboard layouts and choose from them topic layout changing software the character code produced by any key press is determined by the keyboard driver software a key press generates a scan code which is interpreted as an alphanumeric character or control function depending on operating systems various application programs are available to create a dance which among keyboard layouts many programs are available some of which a language specific the arrangement of symbols of specific language can be customized an existing keyboard layout can be edited and a new layout can be created using this type of software for example ukelele seek for Mac the Microsoft keyboard layout creator and open source Avro keyboard for Windows provide the ability to customize the keyboard layout as desired topic illumination keyboards and keypads may be illuminated from inside especially on equipment for mobile use illumination facilitates the use of the keyboard or keypad in dark environments some gaming keyboards have lighted keys to make it easier for gamers to find command keys while playing in a dark room some keyboards may have small LED lights in a few important function keys to remind users that the function is activated see photo topic technology topic key switches in the first electronic keyboards in the early 1970s the key switches were individual switches inserted into holes in metal frames these keyboards cost from 80 to 120 United States dollars and were used in mainframe data terminals the most popular switch types were reed switches contacts enclosed in a vacuum in a glass capsule affected by a magnet mounted on the switch plunger in the mid-1970s lower-cost direct contact key switches were introduced but their life in switch cycles was much shorter rated 10 million cycles because they were open to the environment this became more acceptable however for use in computer terminals at the time which began to see increasingly shorter model lifespans as they advanced in 1978 key tronic corporation introduced keyboards with capacitive based switches one of the first keyboard technologies not to use self-contained switches there was simply a sponge pad with a conductive coated mile a plastic sheet on the switch plunger and two Halfmoon trace patterns on the printed circuit board below as the key was depressed the capacitance between the plunger pad and the patterns on the PCB below changed which was detected by integrated circuits I see these keyboards were claimed to have the same reliability as the other solid-state switch keyboards such as inductive and Hall effect but competitive with direct contact keyboards prices of $60 for keyboards were achieved and key tronic rapidly became the largest independent keyboard manufacturer meanwhile IBM made their own keyboards using their own patented technology keys on older IBM keyboards were made with a buckling spring mechanism in which a coil spring under the key buckles under pressure from the users finger triggering a hammer that presses to plastic sheets membranes with conductive traces together completing a circuit this produces a clicking sound and gives physical feedback for the typist indicating that the key has been depressed the first electronic keyboards had a typewriter key travel distance of 0.18 seven inches four point seven five millimeters key tops were a half inch 12 seven millimeters high and keyboards were about two inches five centimeters thick over time less key travel was accepted in the market finally landing on 0.1 1-0 inches two point seven nine millimeters coincident with this key tronic was the first company to introduce a keyboard that was only about one inch thick and now keyboards measure only about a half inch thick key tops are an important element of keyboards in the beginning keyboard key tops had a dish shape on top like typewriters before them keyboard key Legends must be extremely durable over tens of millions of depressions since they are subjected to extreme mechanical wear from fingers and fingernails and subject to handles and creams so engraving and filling key legends with paint as was done previously for individual switches was never acceptable so for the first electronic keyboards the key legends were produced by two shot or double shot or two color molding where either the key shell or the inside of the key with the key legend was molded first and then the other color molded second but to save cost other methods were explored such as sublimation printing and laser engraving both methods which could be used to print a whole keyboard at the same time initially sublimation printing where a special ink is printed onto the keycap surface and the application of heat causes the ink molecules to penetrate and commingled with the plastic modules had a problem because finger oils caused the molecules to disperse but then are necessarily very hard clear coating was applied to prevent this coincident with sublimation printing which was first used in high-volume by IBM on their keyboards was the introduction by IBM of single curved dish key caps to facilitate quality printing of key legends by having a consistently curved surface instead of a dish but one problem with sublimation or laser printing was that the processors took too long and only dark legends could be printed on light-colored keys on another note IBM was unique in using separate shells or key caps on key top bases this might have made their manufacturing of different keyboard layouts more flexible but the reason for doing this was that the plastic material that needed to be used for sublimation printing was different from standard abs key top plastic material three final mechanical technologies brought keyboards to where they are today driving the cost well under $10 monoblock keyboard designs were developed where individual switch housings were eliminated in a one-piece monoblock housing used instead this was possible because of molding techniques that could provide very tight tolerances for the switch plunger holes and guides across the width of the keyboard so that the key plunger to housing clearances were not too tight or too loose either of which could cause the keys to bind the use of contact switch membrane sheets under the monoblock this technology came from flat panel switch membranes where the switch contacts are printed inside of a top and bottom layer with a spacer layer in between so that when pressure is applied to the area above a direct electrical contact is made the membrane layers can be printed by very high-volume low-cost reel-to-reel printing machines with each keyboard membrane cut and punched out afterwards plastic materials played a very important part in the development and progress of electronic keyboards until monoblocks came along GES self-lubricating Delrin was the only plastic material for keyboard switch plungers that could withstand the beating over tens of millions of cycles of lifetime use greasing or oiling switch plungers was undesirable because it would attract dirt over time which would eventually affect the feel and even bind the key switches although keyboard manufacturers would sometimes sneak this into their keyboards especially if they could not control the tolerances of the key plungers and housings well enough to have a smooth key depression feel or prevent binding but Doran was only available in black and white and was not suitable for key tops too soft so key tops use ABS plastic however as plastic molding advanced in maintaining tight tolerances and as key travel length reduced from 0.187 inch to 0.1 1-0 inch 4.75 millimeters to 2.7 9 millimeters single part key top plungers could be made of ABS with the keyboard monologues also made of ABS topic control processor computer keyboards include control circuitry to convert key presses into key codes usually scan codes that the computers electronics can understand the key switches are connected via the printed circuit board in an electrical XY matrix where a voltage is provided sequentially to the Y lines and when a key is depressed detected sequentially by scanning the X lines the first computer keyboards were for mainframe computer data terminals and use discrete electronic parts the first keyboard microprocessor was introduced in 1972 by general instruments but keyboards have been using the single chip 8048 microcontroller variants since it became available in 1978 the keyboard switch matrix is wired to its inputs it converts the keystrokes to key codes and for a detached keyboard sends the codes down a serial cable the keyboard cord to the main processor on the computer motherboard this serial keyboard cable communication is only bi-directional to the extent that the computers electronics controls the illumination of the caps lock num lock and scroll lock lights one test for whether the computer has crashed is pressing the caps lock key the keyboard sends the key code to the keyboard driver running in the main computer if the main computer is operating it commands the light to turn on all the other indicator lights work in a similar way the keyboard driver also tracks the shift alt and control state of the keyboard some lower-quality keyboards have multiple or false key entries due to inadequate electrical designs these are caused by inadequate key switch to bouncing or inadequate key switch matrix layout that don't allow multiple keys to be depressed at the same time both circumstances which are explained below when pressing a keyboard key the key contacts may bounce against each other for several milliseconds before they settle into firm contact when released they bounce some more until they revert to the uncontacted state if the computer were watching for each pulse it would see many keystrokes for what the user thought was just one too solve this problem the processor in a keyboard or computer - bounces the keystrokes by aggregating them across time to produce one confirmed keystroke some low-quality keyboards also suffer problems with rollover that is when multiple keys pressed at the same time or when keys are pressed so fast that multiple keys are down within the same milliseconds early solid state key switch keyboards did not have this problem because the key switches are electrically isolated from each other and early direct contact key switch keyboards avoided this problem by having isolation diodes for every key switch these early keyboards had n key rollover which means any number of keys can be depressed and the keyboard will still recognize the next key depressed but when three keys are pressed electrically closed at the same time inner direct contact key switch matrix that doesn't have isolation diodes the keyboard electronics can see a fourth phantom key which is the intersection of the x and y lines of the three keys some types of keyboard circuitry will register a maximum number of keys at one time three key rollover also called phantom key blocking or phantom key lockout will only register three keys and ignore all others until one of the three keys is lifted this is undesirable especially for fast typing hitting new keys before the fingers can release previous keys and games designed for multiple key presses as direct contact membrane keyboards became popular the available rollover of keys was optimized by analyzing the most common key sequences and placing these keys so that they do not potentially produce phantom keys in the electrical key matrix for example simply placing three or four keys that might be depressed simultaneously on the same X or same Y line so that a phantom key intersection short cannot happen so that blocking a third key usually isn't a problem but lower quality keyboard designs and our knowledgeable engineers may not know these tricks and it can still be a problem in games due to wildly different or configurable layouts in different games topic connection types there are several ways of connecting a keyboard to a system unit more precisely to its keyboard controller using cables including the standard a connector commonly found on motherboards which was eventually replaced by the ps2 in the USB connection prior to the iMac line of systems Apple used the proprietary apple desktop bus for its keyboard connector wireless keyboards have become popular for their increased user freedom a wireless keyboard often includes a required combination transmitter and receiver unit that attaches to the computer's keyboard port the wireless aspect is achieved either by radio frequency RF or by infrared IR signals sent and received from both the keyboard in the unit attached to the computer a wireless keyboard may use an industry standard RF called Bluetooth with Bluetooth the transceiver may be built into the computer however a wireless keyboard needs batteries to work and may pose a security problem due to the risk of data eavesdropping by hackers Wireless solid keyboards charge their batteries from small solar panels using sunlight or standard artificial lighting an early example of a consumer wireless keyboard is that of the Olivetti envision topic alternative text entering methods optical character recognition OCR is preferable to rekeying for converting existing text that is already written down but not in machine readable format for example a Linotype composed book from the 1940s in other words to convert the text from an image to editable text that is a string of character codes a person could retype it or a computer could look at the image and deduce what each character is OCR technology has already reached an impressive state for example google book search and promises more for the future speech recognition converts speech into machine readable text that is a string of character codes this technology has also reached an advanced state and is implemented in Arius software products for certain uses eg transcription of medical or legal dictation journalism writing essays or novels speech recognition is starting to replace the keyboard however the lack of privacy when issuing voice commands and dictation makes this kind of input unsuitable for many environments pointing devices can be used to enter text or characters in contexts where using a physical keyboard would be inappropriate or impossible these accessories typically present characters on a display in a layout that provides fast access to the more frequently used characters or character combinations popular examples of this kind of input are graffiti - iron on screen virtual keyboards topic other issues topic keystroke logging unencrypted wireless Bluetooth keyboards are known to be vulnerable to signal theft by placing a covered listening device in the same room as the keyboard - sniffing record Bluetooth packets for the purpose of logging keys typed by the user microsoft wireless keyboards 2011 and earlier are documented to have this vulnerability keystroke logging often called key logging is a method of capturing and recording user keystrokes while it is used legally to measure employee productivity on certain clerical tasks or by law enforcement agencies to find out about illegal activities it is also used by hackers for various illegal or malicious acts hackers use key loggers as a means to obtain passwords or encryption keys and thus bypass other security measures keystroke logging can be achieved by both hardware and software means hardware key loggers are attached to the keyboard cable or installed inside standard keyboards software key loggers work on the target computer's operating system and gain unauthorized access to the hardware hook into the keyboard with functions provided by the OS or use remote access software to transmit recorded data out of the target computer to a remote location some hackers also use wireless keylogger sniffers to collect packets of data being transferred from a wireless keyboard in its receiver and then they crack the encryption key being used to secure wireless communications between the two devices anti-spyware applications are able to detect many key loggers and cleanse them responsible vendors of monitoring software support detection by anti spyware programs thus preventing abuse of the software enabling a firewall does not stop key loggers per se but can possibly prevent transmission of the log material over the net if properly configured network monitors also known as reverse firewalls can be used to alert the user whenever an application attempts to make a network connection this gives the user the chance to prevent the key logger from phoning home with his or her typed information automatic form-filling programs can prevent key logging entirely by not using the keyboard at all most key loggers can be fooled by alternating between typing the login credentials and typing characters somewhere else in the focus window keyboards are also known to emit electromagnetic signatures that can be detected using special spying equipment to reconstruct the keys pressed on the keyboard Neal O'Farrell executive director of the identity theft Council revealed to information week that more than 25 years ago a couple of former spooks showed me how they could capture a user's ATM PIN from a van parked across the street simply by capturing and decoding the electromagnetic signals generated by every keystroke a feral said they could even capture keystrokes from computers in nearby offices but the technology wasn't sophisticated enough to focus in on any specific computer topic physical injury the use of any keyboard may cause serious injury that is carpal tunnel syndrome or other repetitive strain injury to hands wrists arms neck or back the risks of injuries can be reduced by taking frequent short breaks to get up and walk around a couple of times every hour as well users should vary tasks throughout the day to avoid overuse of the hands and wrists when inputting at the keyboard a person should keep the shoulders relaxed with the elbows at the side with the keyboard and mouse position so that reaching is not necessary the chair height and keyboard tray should be adjusted so that the wrists are straight and the wrist should not be rested on sharp table edges restore palm rests should not be used while typing some adaptive technology ranging from special keyboards Mouse replacements and pen tablet interfaces to speech recognition software can reduce the risk of injury Paul software reminds the user to pause frequently switching to a much more ergonomic Mouse such as a vertical mouse or joystick Mouse may provide relief by using a touchpad or a stylus pen with a graphic tablet in place of a mouse one can lessen the repetitive strain on the arms and hands topic pathogen transmission some keyboards were found to contain five times more potentially harmful germs than a toilet seat this can be a concern when using shared keyboards the keyboards can serve as vectors for pathogens that cause the cold flu and other communicable diseases easily spread by indirect contact topic see also digital pen IBM PC keyboard keyboard protector overlay keyboard table of Klee board shortcuts Dvorak simplified keyboard | wikipedia tts | UCmmkBTh8HaiycBZjOc8cVgw | 2019-01-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license 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KkymvFFLqUU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkymvFFLqUU | The Reason Why Narcissists Don't Care About You | [Music] the reason why narcissists don't care about you when you first met the narcissist they were very friendly they behaved in a pleasant kind way towards you they may have seemed damaged or beset about something as though they needed your help as though they needed you to save them but at the time it really seemed as though they cared about you they took the time to consider you to take an interest in what you were doing and have respect for your thoughts and feelings [Music] as the relationship continued you began to realize it except that the narcissist does not care about you they no longer considered you they talk to you in a very disrespectful manner they treated you like you were a problem to them they took no notice of your feelings they didn't care about how you felt you may also look back and realize that all this time you have been doing what the Nasser says once you have been submitting to their demands doing whatever they want to do givin them whatever they need from you and losing yourself in the process losing the ability to take care of yourself it can be very confusing when you look back at the time when you met the narcissist they seemed so given it seemed as though they really cared about you but that was just an act that they used to get what they wanted from you they never really cared about you they never really had an interest in anything that you were doing it was nothing more than a role that they were playing to secure you as a source of supply to get what they wanted from you the narcissist does not care about you they do not love you they might display an act of kindness to you but there is always an ulterior motive to what they are doing and they will only engage in acts of kindness if they believe that they will get something in return they are self-absorbed they are preoccupied with their own feelings interests or situation they are only interested in themselves and their own activities they are so involved with themselves that they do not think about anyone else they only think about what that [ __ ] could do for them or how they can make them feel they lack empathy they lack the ability to feel what other people are feeling they cannot share your feelings or experiences [Music] it will be very clear when you are dealing with someone who is self-absorbed and lacks empathy there will be quick to criticize other people without putting themselves in their shoes they will lack awareness and sympathy for people that are suffering or people of our unfortunate they have an exaggerated sense of their own abilities and importance they will only believe in their own ideas and beliefs and they will criticize anyone who does not share those same ideas or beliefs [Music] they have a strong sense of entitlement they feel as though they are entitled to everything that you give to them and they will use you to serve their needs without showing any appreciation or gratitude [Music] if you refuse to meet their needs or decide to put yourself first for a change they will become bitter and resentful towards you because they didn't get their way they are so wrapped up in their own world that they do not have the capacity to consider your feelings or experiences they will talk a lot about themselves and their lives without caring about anything that is going on with you if they do or say something that hurts another person they will blame the person for feeling hurt they believe that by being hurt by what they said or did they are the ones who are at fault or they are too sensitive it is very clear when you were dealing with someone who is self-absorbed and lacks empathy you will be unable to connect to them without empathy it is very difficult to create the deep emotional connection [Music] they cannot share your feelings or experiences they cannot put themselves in your shoes so it leaves you feeling as though you are not being cared for it leaves you feeling as though you are alone and invalidated because you are dealing with someone who only cares about their own ideas and beliefs their own feelings and experiences there is no room for you in their world because their world revolves around them they can only focus on their own needs and they see your needs as a problem they feel like your needs again in the way of their needs which is why anytime you try to be your own needs an arsonist will often become bitter and resentful towards you the narcissist has an empty void within them it's like a bottomless bucket that can never be filled no matter how much you pull into them unless they were to heal their childhood traumas but rather than trying to deal with their issues they choose to conceal it behind their mask behind their false self someone who is kind and friendly someone who is relaxed and tolerant an attitude or manner but what you're really dealing with is an empty void of nothingness but can never be filled it has nothing to do with you the narcissist cannot be satisfied [Music] even if you were the most attractive successful person in the world it still wouldn't be enough for them it still wouldn't make them feel complete because the problem isn't anything outside of them it's the wound that they have inside of them they pull you into this void of nothingness and then use you as a means to their survival they cannot exist without your energy they need your energy to feel alive and no matter how much you give to them no matter how much you change yourself in an attempt to satisfy them it will never be enough they will always be trying to find other ways to get more from you at any time that you try to meet your own needs it will become a problem to them they have no interest in meeting your needs they have no interest in supporting you emotionally and if you tell them about something that is bothering you it will quickly change the subject so that they can then use you again for emotional support they need constant emotional support because they have this huge fold within them but they don't want to look at or deal with but they want you to deal with it they want you to provide them with constant emotional support and that is where you then become their life support because it's something that you must attend to every day it's not something that ever goes away so they will expect you to constantly meet their needs and provide them with emotional support but if you ever tried to get this from them they will quickly burn the conversation back to themselves and their own experiences or they will call you selfish for talking about yourself but if you try to get your needs met elsewhere or you refuse to support them they will pretend as though they care they will pretend as though they are going to try to help you but they really have no interest in doing so and this fake care and behavior will soon disappear just as it did before [Music] the basic fundamental qualities that you might expect from a relationship are actually very difficult for the narcissist to provide to you although you might be able to provide it to then the narcissist cannot understand you they will not listen to you when you were talking you cannot work together with them you cannot compromise you cannot have communication that goes in opposite directions the relationship will only ever revolve around them because their attention interest and activity is directed towards what they need from you [Music] the narcissist will use you without any consideration or concern for you they don't care about the consequences they don't care about how it will affect you they see you as an object that exists to serve them and meet their needs they don't see it as though they are using you they see it as though you're not good enough they have an insensitive and cruel disregard for you they see it as all your beneath them you're disgusting you're extremely unpleasant or unacceptable they believe that they are significant and important and you are not they will take advantage of you and they won't even think about it there might act us all they're sorry or that they didn't mean to do that but even then it's just another attempt to get what they want from you they willfully caused pain and suffering to people without feeling any concern about it they want to make you feel like you are nothing it's self medication they use people that they can devalue and degrade so that they can feel better over themselves if you are an empathic person and you care about people this may be difficult to understand but this is the reality of the situation the narcissist does not care about you or anyone else they only care about what you can do for them or how you can make them feel it is never about you it is never about them having a genuine interest in how you feel or what you are doing they are self-absorbed and vank empathy they only care about themselves and they have no consideration or respect for you [Music] thank you for watching I hope this video resonating with you please like comment share and subscribe click the bear like on receive notifications for my future videos if you would like to donate my paypal link is in the video description : quietly mummy at Knoxville Cochin at gmail.com thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon [Music] you | Narc Survivor | UCb1hm2xSWdQJGpJDckV7CoA | 2020-02-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,696 | 9,298 |
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lE9XZc1khVg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE9XZc1khVg | Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church | Wikipedia audio article | the malankara orthodox syrian church also known as the Indian Orthodox Church is an autocephalous oriental Orthodox Church centered in the Indian state of Kerala it is one of the churches of India's st. Thomas Christian community which has its origin in the evangelical activity of Thomas the Apostle in the first century the church is headed by the autocephalous khattala cos of the east and the malankara metropolitan presently base Leos Mar Thoma Paulo's two topic history topic it is believed that st. Thomas Christians of Malabar were in communion with the church of the east from 496 to $15.99 they received a Piscopo support from persian bishops who traveled to Kerala in merchant ships through the spice route while the local leader of the Saint Thomas Christians held the rank of Archdeacon and was a hereditary office held by the Pecola madam family in the 16th century the overtures of the Portuguese pedro' toe to bring the Saint Thomas Christians into Latin Rite Catholicism led to the first of several rifts in the community by Portuguese colonialists and the establishment of the Catholic in the malankara church factions since then further splits have occurred and the Saint Thomas Christians are now divided into several fragments due to Western interferences Saint Thomas Christians were administrative Leander the single native dynastic leadership of an Archdeacon a native ecclesiastical head with spiritual and temporal powers deriving from Greek term Arcadia Kono's and were in communion with the Church of the East centered in Persia from at least 496 the indigenous Church of Malabar malankara followed the faith and traditions handed over by the Apostle st. Thomas during the 16th century the Portuguese Jesuits began deliberate attempts to annex the native Christians to the Catholic Church and in 1599 they succeeded through the Synod of diam / resentment against these forceful measures led the majority of the community under the Archdeacon Thomas to swear an oath never to submit to the Portuguese known as the Koonin cross oath in 1653 the malankara Church consolidated under Mar Thoma I welcomed Gregorios Abdul Jalil who regularized the canonical ordination of Mar Thoma as a bishop meanwhile the Dutch East India Company defeated the Portuguese in supremacy of the spice trade in Malabar in 1663 the malankara Church used this opportunity to escape from Catholic persecution with the Dutch East India Company's help at the request of the malankara church the Dutch brought Gregorios Abdul Jalil of Jerusalem a bishop of the Syriac Orthodox Church in their trading vessel in 1665 Mar Thoma I forged a relationship with the Syriac Orthodox Church and gradually adopted West Syrian liturgy and this is topic early history topic the East Syriac prelate Mar you Hannon signed on behalf of the churches of Persia and India at the first organized gathering of Christianity the Synod of Nicaea held in 325 AD the East Syria canonist even Tayyab says in the time of Catholic Omar is Sauk 309 to 410 the Metropolitan eighths of foz and Meru and in the time of Maher issue yeah by 2/3 582 to 660 Helwan Herat Samarkand India and China were created Mar issue yab warned in his two letters to Marcia Mian metropolitan of FOSS we were too sure located in southern Persia that his independent stand will not hamper the ecclesiastical needs of the people of India ancient East Syriac Persian crosses found out in many places with writings in Pahlavi language engraved on it as scenic Kadam autumn Orthodox Church con diem Canaanite Church Mylapore Church her also pronounced our close relationship with Eastern Church Malin Karan as Rainey's also had evolved a script car-show need to write malayalam after making certain changes in East Syriac script even though that is hub an early form of Malayalam was involved the present-day malayalam script was formulated and used by indo-aryan settlers on the lines of Devanagari for the translation of their epics to malayalam after 12th century our that Patti Ola in copperplate preserved at university manuscript library Trivandrum declaring the sovereignty of malankara church in 1806 was written in old malayalam script an early script kourosh d used in ashoka edicts prevailed in northwestern india was also developed from eastern Syriac which helped to decipher identical edicts written in india's original but defunct Procrit languages even many documents related to 17th and 18th century also reveals the attachment of notch andhe's to eastern syria a memorandum by malankara notch on is to roman pope against compulsive westernization during the 17th century states that all our prayers are written in the Chaldeans Syriac of our apostle father Saint Thomas a Jesuit priest noonas booth of that period states that Martha McChrystal's are not believe in any other teaching other than written in eastern Syria in 1682 Bartholomew a West Syrian mountain from Aleppo was appointed in ver a poly seminary by Carmelites but malankara notch on has strongly opposed the appointment to teach their students by a West Syrian teacher cannon of a diameter or Synod page 79 specifically asked to discontinue the use of eastern Syria canned liturgy and prayers for native malayalam Eastern Aramaic Syriac was widely used in malankara up to the 17th century and all borrowed words and names from Syria to Malayalam are phonetically in eastern Syria later malankara notch andhe's were almost adapted to Western Syriac and liturgy due to ecclesiastical support and long stay of many Antiochian prelate s-- in the second half of 17th and 18th centuries at the outset of Latinization notch Ana's were reluctant to accept Latin bishops when Vasco da Gama arrived in Cochin in 1502 metropolitan Mar yhb Allah assisted by Mardan huh Mar Jakob and Maru Hannon sent by Babylonian patriarch sea of East Syria Catholic Oh sait shifted from solution to Baghdad began to known as patriarch ministered from Ankama Lee along with Arcadia Quanah Cardinal Tisserand in his book Eastern Christianity states that even after the arrival of Portuguese Babylonian primates continued to send prelate sand they ministered in Milan acara vez Mario cub 1503 249 Mar Joseph and more Elias 1556 269 Mar abraham 1568 297 and thereafter mar Simeon most of them were detained by Portuguese undergone Inquisition and sent to the same Vasai Lisbon or Rome for orientation in Latin language tradition and liturgy in 1601 Menezes consecrated FR francis Roz's bishop of an Kamali which marked the beginning of roman catholic hierarchy in malankara in 1652 mara Hatala a prelate from east syria reached Mylapore most emotive place in india for every east Syriac in early times and the news of his detention and torture by portuguese caused the great uprising of 1653 known as kunnen bend cross oath in which malankara Nez rains proclaimed that they or their descendants will not make any relation with Rome an elevated Thomas Arcadia Quanah as metrand bishop by laying hands on him by 12 priests meantime the catfish and missionaries Catholic sized informed Chaldean Catholic Church and restricted their old tradition to send bishops to malankara in light of such a circumstance to get apostolic hand to the newly elevated Bishop the Orthodox churches like Antioch and Alexandria were contacted through the Dutch East India continence it ease and ports Antiochian church was the first to respond sending their Jerusalem bishop more Gregorios via a dutch ship reaching malankara in 1665 the Dutch who defeated Portuguese in 1663 for trade monopoly and the malankara Church wanted to escape from the clutches of the Portuguese and caused to the arrival of many more contingent of Antiochian prelate including Mariano's of mosul el dome our base Lea's passed away on the eighth day of his arrival and considered as a saint whose mortal remained as interned at katha Mangalam and then MARSOC raula with a team of metropolitans and priests when malankara syrians began to accept Antiochian prelate roman faction got an opportunity to call malankara people as proven kucik our new tradition and call themselves as Padua took our old traditionalists to cover up their 54 years of new European relation in fact Latin rites introduced in malankara by Meneses were much more strange and unfamiliar than West Syrian rights for Malabar Christians who were traditionally accustomed with Syrian ISM moreover they found the West Syrian liturgy and rites to be much attractive due to their perceived pure Syrian tradition Latin Catholicism failed to attract malankara notch honest hence Portuguese had to resort to appeasement as well as to pressure tactics to bring Syrians into their fold in the Koonin cross out almost total strength of Syrians supported Arcadia Quanah but within few decades majority of churches were annexed to Romanism careless long waterways helped the Portuguese soldiers to directly intervene in coastal churches while geographically interior churches spared due to lack of roads at that time they asked Kochi Vatican core that calm core and amble opposite Kings to put tick tots to their Syrian subjects to join Catholicism please see topic Church Constitution topic the church had no written constitution until 1934 but was governed by consensus traditions and precedents it was the vision of more Dionysus that has role to have a clearly defined uniform constitution to govern the church administration he initiated action and appointed a subcommittee with om cherien is convener to submit a draft constitution the committee members had discussed the fundamental issues with the Metropolitan in several rounds but it was not finalized and passed materialized in cherien's lifetime after his demise the Constitution was presented in the malankara Christian Association meeting of the 26th of December 1934 held at MD seminary it was adopted and brought to force the Constitution has been amended three times to meet specific situations and needs the validity of the Constitution was challenged by the patriarch party in the court but the Supreme Court's final verdict declared the validity of the Constitution every member of the church is bound by the rules and regulations laid down in the Constitution the Constitution upholds the autonomy and autocephaly of the malankara orthodox church it is Episcopal in its polity and not congregational at the same time it upholds democratic principles by safeguarding the rights and privileges of the laymen the Constitution enshrines the fundamental features of the church provides direction for its internal administration and preserves its integrity and autonomy the essential features of the church are provided in the preamble the first article emphasizes the bond of relationship between the orthodox syrian church in the malankara church it defines both malankara church and orthodox syrian church are sister churches in both heads of churches are to be mutually respected and accepted in their respective seas the second article says about the foundation of the malankara church by Saint Thomas and the primate of the orthodox syrian church of the east as the catholicos the third article refers to the name of the church in the fourth about their faith traditions the fifth is about the canons governing the administration of the church the whole Constitution conceives the malankara church is self-sufficient in all her require SPEA temporal ecclesiastical or spiritual in nature and up holds that the malankara orthodox church is rightly autocephalous in character topic twentieth-century topic giver gaze Mar Dionysus Avot astral who ascended the throne of malankara metropolitan in 1908 played a significant role with the other clerical and lay leaders of malankara in reestablishing the Catholicos of the East in India in 1912 the malankara orthodox syrian church wanted to retain its autocephalous nature it appealed to the deposed syriac orthodox patriarch of antioch more Ignatius Abdul masih - he ordained Murray medieval Palos Mara vineos as base Leo's Paulo sy as Catholics of the east on the apostolic throne of st. Thomas the ceremony was held at st. Mary's Church near nm on the fifteenth of September 1912 the church in the twentieth century remained the most favored and strong denomination to be fully eligible for st. Thomas heritage the lineage of st. Thomas is preserved based on two grounds firstly the founder and first primate of the church is st. thomas the apostle of Jesus Christ and secondly the church has no dependence on nor is under any foreign churches outside India in short autonomous and autocephalous the history of immigrant community of the malankara orthodox syrian church of the east in the United States begins approximately in the mid 20th century during this period a number of priests and laity came to the u.s. for higher studies and training matthews mark corallo's metropolitan later moran mar baseless Mar Thoma matthews - stayed at the general Theological Seminary in 1963 and returned to India in 1964 mark Carrillo celebrated Holi Kerr bandha occasionally during his stay there fr K M Simon looked after the church service after mark corallo's left for India this service was ecumenical in nature Malayalees of any denomination participated in 1965 the United States Congress passed a bill which cleared the way for thousands of professionally qualified individuals to immigrate to the US many malankara orthodox christians came to the united states during this time in 1968 fr G John John Giver gays an ecumenical fellow at Union Theological Seminary in New York City started celebrating the holy cur bhana every Sunday in the seminary chapel thus organizing the first congregation on America soil after 1970 the malankara orthodox church gradually spread to many major US cities with increasing numbers of clergy and laity in 1976 the Holy Synod decided to establish more dioceses in various parts of the world at this time the numerous churches in America were placed under the authority of the Metropolitan of the Bombay diocese Thomas Marr macario's on the 14th of July 1979 Mar macario's was given authority over the new American diocese under the authority of the Catholicos of the East Bay slighest Mar Thoma Matthews died in 1991 Matthews Mar Barnabas took charge of the diocese in 2002 zachariahs Maher Nichol ovo's joined the diocese in 2009 the american diocese was split into the northeast american diocese in the southwest american diocese as of 2013 the northeast american diocese had more than 50 parishes more than 40 priests and 14 deacons and seminarians topic hierarchy distribution and doctrine topic the spiritual regional head of the church is the catholicos of the East and the temporal head over church assets as the malankara metropolitan since 1934 both the titles vest in one person the official title of the head of the church is the catholicos of the east and the malankara metropolitan base Leos Mar Thoma Paulo's too was enthroned as Catholicos of the East on the 1st of November 2010 at parumala Church by the Holy Synod the 91st Catholicos of the east in the lineage of Apostle Thomas the eighth after reinstatement in India and the 20th malankara Metropolitan Oriental Orthodox churches including the malankara orthodox syrian church accept only the first three ecumenical Senate's malankara orthodox syrian church as all other oriental Orthodox churches uses the original nicene-constantinopolitan creed without the Filioque clause the church primarily uses the Liturgy of st. James as does its sister Church the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch the church in India was connected to the Church of east through the catholicos of the East existed in Odessa solution Tigris and Mosul at various times today the church conducts liturgy in West Syria Krait Malayalam Hindi and English the church has theological seminaries at con diem and nog burn and dioceses and churches in most parts of India the United States Canada United Kingdom Western Europe Africa Persian Gulf nations Malaysia Singapore Australia and New Zealand the name malankara orthodox syrian church refers to Saint Thomas Christians of India that come under the Catholic out of the East whose supreme head is the Catholicos of the east and malankara metropolitan with its headquarters at devaloka modeun kerala india topic liturgy topic since the 17th century the malankara church uses the malankara right which belongs to the anti akin liturgical tradition the East Syriac Persian Byzantine Armenian Georgian and Maronite liturgies also belong to the same liturgical family in the first half of the fifth century the anti hakeem church adopted the anaphora of jerusalem known under the name of saint james the disciple in the 4th and 5th centuries the liturgical language of Jerusalem and Antioch was Greek therefore the original form of st. James liturgy was composed in Greek following the Council of Chalcedon in 451 the Eastern Church was divided into two one group accepting the council and the other opposing it both groups continued to use the Greek version of Saint James the Byzantine Emperor Justin 518 to 527 expelled the non chalcedony ins from Antioch and they took refugees in the Syriac speaking Mesopotamia on the Roman Persian border modern eastern Syria Iraq and southeast Turkey gradually the antiquing liturgical rites were translated into Syriac new elements such as Syriac hymns were introduced into it maher Gregorios of Jerusalem came to malankara in 1665 and introduced Syriac Orthodox liturgical rites the most striking characteristic of the Antioch in liturgy as the large number of anaphora order of the celebration of the Eucharist about 80 are known and about a dozen are used in India all of them have been composed following the model of Liturgy of st. James the ritual service liturgy is called the holy qurbana which is derived from the aramaic word Corbin Hebrew kerbin meaning sacrifice the holy qurbana is mostly conducted and prayers recited in Malayalam however some parts of the holy qurbana are sung in Syriac during the 20th century though carbonic Raman ie the book containing the order of worship was translated into English for the benefit of worshipers who lived outside Kerala who did not know to read or write Malayalam topic the Catholic it topic the word Catholicos means the general head it can be considered as equivalent to universal bishop there were only three ranks of priesthood in the early church episkopos bishop priest and deacon by the end of the third century certain bishops of certain important cities in the Roman Empire gained preeminence over other bishops and they came to be known as metropolitans the ecumenical councils of the fourth century recognized the supreme authority of these Metropolitan's by the fifth century the bishops in major cities such as Rome Constantinople Alexandria and Antioch gain control over the churches in the surrounding cities gradually they became the heads of each independent regional Church and were called patriarch which means common father the same rank and the churches outside the Roman Empire was called Catholicos there were four ancient Catholic gates in the church before the 5th century they were the Catholic eighth of the East the Catholic eight of Armenia the Catholic eighth of Georgia and the Catholic eight of Albania none of these ranks and titles are the monopoly of any Church in Orthodox tradition any Apostolic an autonomous National Church often referred to his local church has the authority to declare and call its head Catholicos Pope or patriarch the reign of the archdeacon's started from the 4th century and lasted until the 16th century the third stage started when the Archdeacon was elevated to the position of a bishop by the community with the name Martha ma I in 1653 since then the head of the community was the Martha metrans and later the position was developed to malankara metropolitan with more recognition in 1912 the Catholic eight of the East was relocated to India and base leo's Paulo's I was seated on the honorary apostolic throne of st. Thomas as the catholicos of the east the headquarters of the malankara orthodox syrian church as the Catholic at Palace located at devaloka diem in careless state of India it is the official headquarters of the Catholics of the East who reigns on the supreme throne of st. Thomas the Apostle this seat of the primate of the church was consecrated on the 31st of December 1951 mari liya cedral kadia Maz the throne Oh Cathedral of the catholicos of the east the new era mana palace which was built in 1961 was inaugurated by the visiting Armenian Catholicos vas can I holy relics of st. Thomas the Apostle are kept in the Catholic at Chapel the mortal remains of base Leos giver gaze to base Leo Zog and I base Leo's Mar Thoma Matthews I and Thomas Marr macario's metropolitan are entombed in this Chapel pick list of Catholicos of the east topic the malankara orthodox syrian church was founded by Saint Thomas one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ who came to India in 52 AD at least from the fourth century the Indian Church entered into a close relationship with the Persian or East syriac church from the Persians the Indians inherited East Syriac dialect in liturgical use and gradually came to be known as Syriac Christians in India in the sixteenth century Roman Catholic missionaries came to Kerala they tried to unite the Syrian Christians to the Roman Catholic Church and this led to a split in the community those who accepted Catholicism are the present syro-malabar catholic s-- later Western Protestant missionaries came to Kerala and worked among Syrian Christians the first few decades of cooperation was cordial but dogmatic differences in colonial nature of the missionaries created splits in the community in the 17th century the church came to a relationship with the anti Hakeem church which again caused divisions as a result of this relationship the church adopted West Syrian liturgies and practices the church entered into a new phase of its history by the establishment of the catholic --it in 1912 at present the church is using the West Syrian liturgy the faith of the church is that which was established by the three ecumenical councils of Nicaea 325 AD Constantinople 381 ad in Ephesus 431 ad the church is in communion with the other oriental Orthodox churches namely Coptic Armenian Syriac Ethiopian and Eritrean Orthodox churches the church is in good ecumenical relationship with the Eastern Orthodox Roman Catholic and Protestant churches at present the church has over 2 million faithful with 30 dioceses all over the world topic Saints of the church topic parumala Thirumeni giver gays more Gregorius entombed in parumala church canonized by the holy synod in 1947 led by Catholicos base Leo's giver gaze to base Leo's yelled Oh yelled Oh more baseless entombed in Martha much area bleak autumn and Ghulam canonized by the holy synod in 1947 led by Catholicos base Leo's giver gaze to give her gaze Mar Dionysus of VAT astral entombed in old seminary canonized by the Holy Synod in 2003 led by Catholicos base Leos Mar Thoma Matthews to topic current Metropolitan's topic topic theological seminaries topic a number of seminaries are present in the church most of them which currently serve as monasteries functioned in full capacities at one time or the other at present the two seminaries that offer bachelor s and master s degrees in theology include Orthodox Theological Seminary KDM also known as passe hiya seminary MD seminary st. Thomas Orthodox Theological Seminary non / topic ecumenical relations topic the malankara orthodox syrian church was a founding member of the World Council of Churches various theologians were involved in negotiations between the oriental Orthodox and the Byzantine churches the Indian Orthodox Church participated in the ecumenical council of Oriental Orthodox churches held in Addis Ababa in 1965 the contributions of theologians including Palos Margaery goryeo's giver geismer hasta Theo's fr dr. V C Samuel to acumen ISM and theological dialogue are respected across the Christian world other organizations to which the church belongs our faith and order commissioned Christian Conference of Asia global Christian forum topic churches with historical importance topic topic dioceses topic topic malankara association topic the malankara Association is the elected body consisting of members from parishes which manages and controls the religious and social concerns of the church traditionally convened as the malankara Paulo yogam malankara pally Yaga meaning parish Assembly of malankara the modern form of the association is believed to have been established in 1873 by Poole acquittal joseph marr dione ciose to by convening a meeting of the parish representatives in Parramatta in 1876 Moulin Dorothy Synod an elected body in the name of the malankara Association officially took charge Church Constitution details the powers and responsibilities of the Association the malankara metropolitan as the president and the diocesan Metropolitan's are the vice presidents of the Association the Association elects the malankara Metropolitan Catholicism the East metropolitans priests trustee lay trustee Association secretary and managing committee members each parish is represented in the association by a priest and laypeople elected by the parish general body proportionate to the membership strength of each parish topic major shrines topic topics see also topic list of catholicos of the east list of Orthodox churches topic notes topic topic reference s topic fall Busch Berwyn fall Bush Jeffrey William Bramley 198 the Encyclopedia of Christianity WM B eerdmans publishing 2008 ISBN 978 Oh 802 8 2 4 1 7 2 friken Berg Eric 2008 Christianity in India from beginnings to the present Oxford is be no.1 nine eight two six three seven seven five tam ki Martin 2009 die christen vom tur abdun inferring zur suresh orthodoxson Kerch ver legato Lembeck three billion eight hundred seventy four million seven hundred sixty-five thousand eight hundred six reverend dr joseph cheerin at all 2002 tradition and history of Indian Orthodox Church P 302 423 menagerie George 1973 the st. Thomas Christian encyclopedia of India vol 2 menagerie George 1998 the Indian church history classics the Nazarene ease vadhaka Cara Benedict 2007 origin of Christianity in India a historiographical critique media house delhi van der plug JPM 1983 the Christians of st. Thomas in South India and their Syriac manuscripts dharmam publications Wilms Hurst David 2000 the ecclesiastical organization of the Church of the east 13:18 to 1913 levain Peters publishers Wilms Hurst David 2011 the martyred Church a history of the Church of the East London East and West Publishing Limited topic external links topic official website of the Indian malankara orthodox syrian church official website of the HH moran Mar base Leos Mar Thoma Paulo's - Catholic O's of the East official online news portal of malankara orthodox syrian church | wikipedia tts | UCMeSYAu27EY1aslaUSaL6VA | 2018-11-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,434 | 27,117 |
iGEMtou5-2Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGEMtou5-2Y | You don't know till you Dan O: Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuit Sausage Balls | check out how I just made these buttery Red Lobster sausage biscuits start out with our Red Lobster honey butter biscuit mix don't forget about this little packet I have a stick of butter but we're gonna melt it first and don't ever forget your spicy Danos you can add it to anything great flavor low sodium all natural no sugar 14 ounces of pimento cheese one pound of sausage I'm using pernell's old folks because it's good add our one pound of sausage to the mix get your gloves on get ready to mix oh what's that I thought I saw a puddy cat get this all mixed in together get your bacon pan and some parchment paper and we make our little sausage balls like that now we go into our oven at 425 degrees 20 minutes later they flattened out a little bit on us but let's give this a try it's okay it's not the best thing in the world maybe I bought the wrong biscuits maybe I shouldn't added the butter we're gonna try this again next week and see if we can perfect it you still don't know until you didn't know | Dan-O’s Seasoning | UCyP9TINtZzvTJfN69GskqLQ | 2023-01-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 198 | 1,011 |
MxEP8gSImkc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxEP8gSImkc | President Reagan's Remarks on returning from trip to Soviet Union on June 3, 1988 | [Applause] so [Applause] so [Music] all oh huh let's see [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] hey [Applause] ah oh yes program hey [Music] [Applause] [Music] uh [Music] um [Music] oh mr president and mrs reagan i'm delighted to say on behalf of the people of the united states of america welcome home and well done [Music] everyone in america watch your historic trip and hope for the best and pulled for you and now it's over and we can all say that you've made a historic contribution to peace in the world on arms control mrs thatcher probably put it best when she said that you have bravely gone forward in spite of the voices of denial and doubt you showed the only way to succeed is by retaining your resolve and speaking with conviction as for the latter i suspect you know mr president that you caught a little flack for bringing up the issue of human rights so forcefully right there in the heart of the soviet system but most americans [Applause] but most americans felt as i did we have a tradition of freedom and a history of free speech and what's wrong with telling the other guy how you feel the fact is you made us proud this week an american president strode the hard ground of red square and reminded the world through the sureness of his step and the lilt of his words what a bracing thing freedom is what a moving and bracing thing so welcome back mr president it's good to see you god bless you and nancy well thank you all very much as as some of you may have heard mr gorbachev and i've been trading russian proverbs this week but you know flying back across the atlantic today it was an american saying that kept running through my mind believe me as far as nancy and i are concerned there's no place like home [Music] we we want to thank all of you for coming out today we are grateful for your enthusiasm and for the warmth of your welcome and take it from me all this red white and blue scenery hits these two weary travelers right where we live [Music] if i might paraphrase george m cohan some may call it a flame flag waving but right now i can't think of a better flag to wave we're a little tired but we're exhilarated at what has happened exhilarated too with the thought of the future and what may lie ahead for the young people of america and all of the world the events of this week in moscow were momentous not conclusive perhaps but momentous and believe me right now momentous will do just fine you know it's occurred to me that time does have a way of sorting things out for many years now americans have seen the danger of war and pleaded the cause of peace and other americans have seen the danger of totalitarianism and pleaded the cause of freedom so i was just thinking why don't we just agree today on something that maybe we should have been saying to each other all along that we're all americans and that we all have one and the same burning cause in our hearts the cause of world peace and the cause of world freedom [Applause] [Music] peace and freedom are what this trip was about and we saw some real progress in several areas in moscow on human rights on regional conflicts on greater context between the people of the soviet union and the united states we exchanged the documents that put into force an historic treaty that eliminates for the first time an entire class of u.s and soviet nuclear weapons and establishes real breakthroughs in verification procedures and we made tangible progress toward an even more historic treaty on strategic weapons yes a 50 percent reduction in nuclear weapons all of this was good and promising for the future but there's something else i want to tell you about i wish you could have seen the faces we saw in the soviet union as i said to the young people at moscow state university it was hard really to tell them apart from any other group of students in our country or anywhere else in the world and as i told mr gorbachev there were also the faces young and old we saw on the streets of moscow at first more than anything else they were curious faces but as time went on the smiles began and then the waves and i don't have to tell you nancy and i smiled back and waved just as hard the the truth came home to us once again it isn't people but governments that make war and it isn't people but governments that erect barriers that keep us apart much is happening in the soviet union we hope and pray that the signs of change continue there our pledge mr gorbachev and i is to work to continue building a better understanding between our two countries but let's remember too that just as our forward strategy of peace and freedom anticipated positive changes it remains ready to take us over any bumps in the road and that's because our strategy is based on faith in the eventual triumph of human freedom that faith in freedom that abiding belief in what the unfettered human spirit can accomplish defines us as a people and a nation and you know i've been told that even a few veteran journalists said a chill went through them this week at a site they never thought they would see in their lifetime an american president there in the heart of moscow talking about economic political and individual freedoms to the future leaders of the soviet union explaining that freedom makes a difference and explaining how freedom works [Music] talking to about the possibility of a new age of prosperity and peace where old antagonisms between nations can someday be put behind us a new age that can be ours if only we'll reach out to it ladies and gentlemen all across our country during these weeks of spring it's graduation time and i hope our young graduates know what a sudden startling future may now be before them a future brought about by a technological and information revolution based on a growing understanding of the nexus between economic growth and creative freedom but i hope too that young americans and all americans will always remember that this revolution is only the continuation of a revolution begun two centuries ago a revolution of hope a hope that someday a new land might become a place where freedom's light would beacon forth that faith in freedom that belief in the un unalienable rights of man begun in carpenter's hall in philadelphia traveled last week to the lennon hills in moscow it was the selflessness of so many americans that brought it there selflessness by americans for over two centuries but especially by those americans who fought what has truly been called the twilight struggle of the post-war years a struggle where national interest was not always clearly defined or adversaries easily identified or sacrificed fully appreciated now more than ever we must continue the judgment of future generations will be harsh upon us if after so much sacrifice and now at the hour of hope we falter or fail let us resolve to continue one nation one people united in our love of peace and freedom determined to keep our defenses strong to stand with those who struggle for freedom across the world to keep america a shining city a light unto the nations and let us remember too that there's work remaining here at home that whatever the accomplishments of america we must never be prideful toward others we have much to learn from peoples of foreign lands and other cultures nor should we ever grow content let us never rest until every american of every race or background knows the full blessing of liberty until justice for all is truly justice for all [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] and most of all let us remember that being an american means remembering another loyalty a loyalty as the hymn puts it to another country i have heard of a place whose king is never seen and whose armies cannot be counted and yet if patriotism is not the only thing it is one of the best things and we can be grateful to god that we have seen such a rebirth of it here in this country [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] and you know it's true frequently when such moments happen in a nation's history there's a popular saying or song that speaks for that time and just maybe this verse sounds familiar to you if tomorrow all the things were gone i'd worked for all my life and i had to start again with just my children and my wife i'd thank my lucky stars to be living here today because the flag still stands for freedom and they can't take that away [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] nancy and i have full hearts today we're grateful to all of you and to the american people grateful for the chance to serve grateful for all the support and warmth that you've given us over the years and you know what else we think our friend lee greenwood has it just right all our days and especially today there ain't no doubt we love this land god bless the usa [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] i think [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] are you looking forward [Music] | Reagan Library | UCMP5_7v48WfDKfoirLCcNgQ | 2016-06-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,640 | 9,068 |
517CsiF29P0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=517CsiF29P0 | SHEIKH JASSIM VS SIR JIM FINALE | GLAZERS CONTACT PSG AL-KHELAIFI | MANCHESTER UNITED SALE UPDATE! | [Music] if I change everything [Music] reality [Music] if I saw another day [Music] nothing ever tries to change be a simple for you [Music] foreign [Music] night although it's Saturday morning where I am I'm joined Again by The Amazing Tom the journalist who has been obviously the goat when it comes to providing updates regarding this whole what is turning out to be quite a fast to be honest regarding the Takeover process but yeah Tom buddy thanks for coming on again how are you doing yeah I'm doing good Jay and uh I hope the same for yourself and and everybody in their chat and uh and yeah let's get into it thanks mate thanks mate so obviously you know what before I can get into it guys obviously if you're interested in with like share and subscribe follow us on Twitter x smash the notification buttons let me go live Etc um accept you guys on the score I quickly just read some shout out to those of those in the Chelsea lucky scene you're there as well Jamie as well um uh atonement as well doing good as well um and obviously in the reading I'll be in the chat thanks man um so as James says yes Tom make sense of this mates there's obviously a lot of stuff that's been coming out most notably regarding um the fifth bid you know um the issue obviously with um uh with um with reports according to David longstein um uh the glazers contacting uh the owner PSG alkalafi to sort of be as negotiating as is the one getting involved that way um where do you start where do you start I guess where where you can probably start was what we went on from from last time really when uh Sim and his his delegation had insisted that this was their Fifth and final Bid And there's no negotiations after this point and as far as I'm aware in terms of what he set as the deadline for today that is the deadline he's not moving the goal posts he's not changed his mind I would be surprised if he pulled back on on what he has insisted upon and said and he said the fifth period is the set price the only difference from the previous bids in comparison to this one is there's no negotiation Clause so that offer is all that's going to be given and you either take it or leave it and the obviously with the news that's come out obviously with um with national Khalifa which I'm sure we'll get into as well when um's delegation heard and this was like weeks ago like they've known sygium Ratcliffe has effectively been ahead of them but as far as I'm aware from what I've uncovered today so Jim Radcliffe isn't that far ahead of the qataris in terms of the offer and the number in terms of Jim Reckless offering to buy out long term whereas Sheikh yasim is offering to buy out in the short term in terms of the short term the qataris are very close to Jim ratcliffe's number and that would be better in the short term so they would get the money faster essentially but they'd still get a lot of money with the qataris right now delegation in group they had been contacted for weeks and when we discussed this when before the fourth bid went in I said suggesting more bit again because he knows he's behind he knows that rain group had already put their recommendation that the glazes pursue a for sale where possible so the organizers in this whole um process have insisted upon that the Glazer family pursue a Full Sail where possible I mean the Glazer family's personal advisors in in the Rothschilds uh are saying you pursue a full sale where you can possibly do so so there is a lot of voices that are in the Glazer family's minds but even after all that they had decided upon that said Jim Ratcliffe was preferred to be the private alert weeks ago and now they've come to the Forefront and said we want to go public with sir Jim Ratcliffe and whether that's a power move whether that's a move to get straight yes some to bid again well he has he has a bit again because he's putting this this fifth bid but he's insisted that this is the the fifth and final Bid And as far as belongs to me and we're gonna go and deep dive into into the guitar because I've uncovered a lot really today regarding that side of of the process and what's actually involved and the different tools with that in terms of their offer it's still there but the only difference is shake your sim isn't walking away from the table in terms of he's pulling his offer he's prepared to let that offer sit but he's not going to engage in conversation if you want to if you want to engage to me about my offer you come to me it's not going to happen the other way around because I've been chasing something for you know since since November time and and there's no resolution and you know we're closer to being back to November than we are actually closer to where when you actually open the process that's how long this has been dragging on and in his in his mind initiate your Sims come there come about this they as I insisted last time had offered a pre a premium offer this was their premium offer and it was the final offer that they were going to give and overall and ultimately that's all that the sheikhia seems prepared to give wherever he's whether he's got a lot more money behind him than we you know pronounce to some people you know that's what we'll get into in later on in discussion But ultimately in overall the offer still stands for [ __ ] your sim right now and the offer still sits on the Glazer family's table for which they can respond whenever they want ideal plan was he wanted to be in the door two weeks before the transfer window opens and the transfer opens you know very very soon he wants to be in the door to to actually have his stamp and have his impact on the transfer window effectively but he's not going to be able to do so because of the launch rundown process and and as we insist like there's the Premier League to pass through there's UEFA as well you've also got to then you know source of funds and you've got a transaction that the money over and things like that but ultimately in overall we're at the point where the bids on the table but he's not withdrawing the bid he's letting it sit but he's distancing himself from negotiating table and that's where they sit in terms of what we know from yet from Wednesday to today when the actual impose that self-imposed deadline was made by Simon's delegation thanks that's all I'm really appreciate it um so we'll come just think Jamie Long's question we'll we'll come to this question about the Premier League uh probably later in the show there's been a small to unpack no income what's the song I'm not sure about look at but I will I will look into actually um so um is there any more questions in the chat so I just okay the upstairs group laser greedies has been the start from the start to finish I think one thing I want to um really a deep dive is basically look I mean this is my major question everything that's been going on really because obviously broke the um news regarding the khalafi situation but as you said it happened um uh about a month or so ago yeah um you know which is interesting because you know obviously you know April time surrounds us all the time when people we were told that this almost around the time of um so what what I find is so strange about this whole thing is that one you know a month prior will probably led to believe that sir Jim was in the race um taking an active role in actually reaching out um the horn scene who I think is a credible journalist has said that they happily have but what I don't really get about this piece is why was it released now today so soon what was that what was the because this this occurred a month ago why was this information released like now unless as you said it's because there's some pressure to sort of make changes a bit more I mean can you provide some clarity regarding that well I guess the clarity that we can insist upon and one question that's always been thrown around is either Glazer family interested in fully selling the football club they've directly contacted a public influential figure within football in nasserole Khalifa he has you know chairs and seats within he has a voice and a major influence within UEFA as well as within Paris saint-german and he also has a major influence back home with Qatar being the head of QSI so he as a whole has a lot of keys that can open a lot of doors for people whether it be in football whether it be in Qatar whether it be in business he has a lot of keys that you can open and the theory of the Glazer family don't want to sell I think that really can be squashed now you don't contact someone like nasserole khalifi directly who has the contacts and the links that he does to the Qatari State and he knows football just as much as the Glazer family does maybe even more so with having more precedent and higher roles in football than them whether it be a football owner or a chairman and the sort of figuring around those sort of talks the guys one went direct to him and there is a thought process in this route there is a reason as to why they have done that and that is they are prepared to sell for a number and as far as I'm aware when National collegi was contacted via the Glazer family he insists the Glazer from the insisted upon they want him to go back home and speak to Sheikh yasim his camp or he has a lot of contacts as I say within the Qatari government the Qatari royal family speak to people and you need to insist on this guy where we need him to up his Bid And if we're speaking in the past tense and terminology a month ago would have been around about the time that shake your sim probably just before he put in that fourth bid and the Glazer family went direct to National Clifton insisted he needs to bid more but you were an influential person within Sports and Qatar you put the two together you can speak to this guy and you can insist upon him to bid more and in that mind I would suggest especially with the Glazer family they are prepared to sell to check yes in I think that's become clear they will sell to him but for one number and natural Khalifa in doing so when he attained this information he spoke directly as a Glazer found there he had spoken with the Glazer family and the sort of quotes are in the a lot of people have put out there is that Nassau khalifi has been involved with in the negotiations he's an influential figure he's not and the reason behind he's not is he can have an influential dealing within this construct because not only would that impact Manchester's Bid to Buy Manchester United that would also impact qsi's ownership of Paris Saint-Germain football club and then there would be a lot of investigation and development around there which really doesn't help either of the equation in terms of natural Khalifa they wanted Khalifa to be the middleman between them and Sheikh Yasin and insist upon he has to bid more and after those talks whether the talks went well or not I don't know that belongs to me because I wasn't in the room but in terms of national khalifi clearly something has gone with that information that the Glazer family insisted upon to him and as far as I'm aware with Khalifa he's been involved with Sheikh yesim's group on a consultancy basis he hasn't advised them what numbers to bid but he's advised Sheikh yasim what to do with the football club if he was to get it he's advised him you make investments within the training facilities you make investments within the stadium you make investments within all these different teams you need this much money for this you need so much money for that this this that that and he's gone through the whole process with Sheikh yasim on a personal level because they do know each other if people didn't know about yesterday and nasserole they know each other they're of a similar sort of similar profile in terms of the business world and the Qatari links it is there therefore when he insists Upon This D you need money for this you need money for that this that that then of course natural khalifi has the head role within UEFA he knows how the laws work around Club ownership he knows how the laws work around multiple ownership for which UEFA are looking at attaining those rules and changing them but we're not at that stage yet and at the stage we're at now the process in which your sim came into this he insisted he was a private bidder and he also can create separation from himself and Paris saint-german Football Club I mean and in which I believe he can but from what we've attained and and found out today this Qatari bid isn't all that it seems and what I mean by it isn't of it it seems there is a lot of more there's a lot more people behind this Qatar bid than we first knew and what I mean by that is the Qatari government are influencing Sheikh yasim's offer they aren't influencing him financially but they are influencing him vocally and insisting upon the emir's presence and the Amaze quota we want to invest more within Sports after the World Cup couldn't speak more louder volumes you get a Qatari businessman billionaire it's part of the royal family whatever insist upon it's a private bid you set up the 92 Foundation private organizational company there you can create separation but let's not be stupid let's not be like stupid here guys do we honestly think that everything is Tito and legit with this offer I don't personally think so because I've insisted as I've insisted throughout the whole process I don't believe sheikhism is six billion pounds in his bank account and I don't believe he has six billion pounds that he can get I really don't the only insist upon I believe is there's more influential people behind him and that is what we've uncovered and found today there is figureheads within the kataru Royal government that are insisting upon Sim to stay within this process and try and acquire Manchester United but the only thing I know is the finances in place finances that he has organized whether that be through his father who had government connections or whatever it remains to be seen But there is Qatari government influence on yasim's bid so if it wasn't clear before he's making it as a private individual but the advice that he is receiving from home where he is based in Doha Qatar is influencing his decision making is influenced by the Qatari government and it could be made more clearer now nasaro khalifi has been Consulting and Advising Sheikh yasim throughout this process therefore there is a football connection there is a government connection and now there is a business connection and all three of all three of them lead back to one place and that's the Qatari government so if anything wants to you know if anybody wants to make that legit I'll try and check that out with myself just listen to what I've just said National Khalifa major football in influence has a lot of voices and keys to the doors within UEFA football and business back home in Qatar you then have [ __ ] yasim of whom people are saying has been stooged up to do this he's a Manchester United fan so he's been you know the The Golden Child really then he's been looking if that was the case but he's not being influenced financially at this stage that's what we know the only influence is he's being advised vocally what to do with Manchester United if he gets it and what to do within this process to actually get it but financially he's not being impacted at this at this point in time as we speak right now hmm thanks thanks for the update on video appreciate it so I mean this is this is just like I said it's just I you know I'm hoping that we've been given more today I mean you you probably will be maybe get some breaking stuff obviously it's a bit later but here where I am so but my eyes while we're alive so but um so following I guess up from that I think the question because we kind of talked about it yesterday with the idea and we we said this not yesterday two days ago when I kind of said that it just doesn't make sense that if sir Jim who's in my opinion if so Jim was the sort of outright preferred bidder um throughout you know over the last month or so let's say it doesn't make sense that the players will be taking this long in my opinion to be making the announcements and the fact that a month ago um you know we're now hearing that the glazes actually went and spoke directly to because you know for me you don't you know you don't [Music] um you don't actively contact um or try and get an instrumental concept shake shake just in if you're completely and totally satisfied with the offer um that you have now now before I even go down that the darnest route we did see some reports talking about how um on Twitter how shape Museum's offer was actually slightly lower um than the that so Jim actually made for 69 of the club I've seen some reports by some Germans I don't know whether it is is there any is there any elements to that or is that what's that just explanation well it's easier for said Jim Ratcliffe to Value 69 of Manchester United more when she ate yesterday when that's all he insisted upon buying at the time where is [ __ ] yes it wants to buy 100 so he has to Value it more is that also I I know that's the way how to do it I I mean I I know that but I mean like those reports that seems to come maybe they've been debunked I don't know that was saying that Jim's so Jim's bid initial bid for um completes what 69 of the essential buying other glazes yeah was was what value was actually worth more or has more value you know than the than the Qatari bid for 100 is that true or is that is that uh is that just speculation right now I'd insist upon that speculation just based on the fact of the shake your sim obviously has to write it is valuing at 100 so he has a number to pay for 100 he has a number to pay the glazes out he's 69 and then he has a figure out to pay out for the rest of the football club and the other minority stakeholders who have shares with the New York Stock Exchange at the rest of the 31 but that's easy when you know what the figure went for this first 69 with the Glazer family the over 31 would sort itself out really when I would say in five months he would have complete control after buying out the laser family but because he's insisted upon a hundred percent and he's not just coming and said I'll buy 69 now and then I'll buy the rest of it out at a later day it's complicated things and this is where journalists can misreport and they can misrepresent what is actually factual with what is actually is it actually makes sense and in terms of what you've said the city Miracle values are valued at 69 more so than than well in the beginning they didn't know when they first made those first bids they didn't know what Manchester United was worth at all as you told this story and I reported on he had gone to Old Trafford when he went for those initial talks and he had massively undervalued what Manchester United was worth at that time so therefore this big valuation so Jim Ratcliffe can value Manchester United more than at 69 than Sheikh Yasin does it mean that he's bid that no listen I could come in here and I could say uh Red Devil Studios as a as a Manchester United channel is valued at one million pounds but you can sit here and tell me that it's valued at five like evaluation and an offer is different but if you're valuing something really high you're not going to pay what the value is you're going to want to come below the value because you want to get a better deal for yourself and that's where's the gym Ratcliffe and this whole meth around over uh he values Manchester United more than shake your sim well he has to because all he was buying was 69 but as we reiterate a no he's now backtracking even further down the pecking order because he only wants to buy 50 or 51 there are two proposals that he's put forward so I don't understand how how somebody who's only only has the money to buy 50 has more money or can value something more than somebody who can buy the whole thing if you wanted to and [ __ ] yes in like if that makes sense in what I'm saying because you can't value something if you don't you can't value something really high if you don't have the money to then go to that Lems to get it or you even have to compensate for which the gym Ratcliffe has done and he's broken the deal with the Glazer family and then he says right scrap the first idea oh but I'll buy a controlling stake rather than the whole thing and not and this there is the point that we that I insist upon and that's why with this take your sim final bid now in terms of the fifth and final offer a premium and as I've always stressed a premium bid a premium offer this is the biggest offer that has come within the process from the Qatari Camp whatever it means that it comes bigger than sir Jim Ratcliffe in the long term it's better in the short term then then proposal in the long term remains to be seen because we don't know and the reason why no journalists can tell you that is because we don't know what city Jim Ratcliffe plans to buy the glazes out in three four years time because you don't know that you then can't say said Jim Radcliffe values it more how can you you don't know what's the gym Ratcliffe is going to fully pay to buy all of it out over a contract and as we say NDA agreements disclose that therefore how has the gym right valued something more unless you are in his mind or you're a mind reader and there's there's your answer G um no fair enough fair enough fair enough that myself thanks for practical I find that Tommy but by the way obviously for those who listen to chat if you have a question for for Tom let us know please uh I'll put them a chat obviously we'll get we'll get them on um so I guess obviously just continuing on from what we've been talking about about you know because we've also talked a bit about you know about calafi involvements and uh talk about six section but let's just make taking my detour it's just called Sir Jim and how this how this is anything at all affects him you know because um you know we've obviously been saying for a while that he is the front runner he is he is effectively um For What appears to be a partial uh partial bio of the club um do you think that this potential Mega a bit is what's causing is is going to cause any destruction to it or do you think as you said before that it is literally just a matter of time the glazes want to go public with him you know in two weeks time or so also but I mean again like I just don't I I just don't understand why it's taking so long like to how long do you need to be able to say listen we want searching right clip as our preferability unless you generally wanted to get as much money as possible alcatars I mean I don't know is it going to affect him or what do you think well the only thing is with decision not Cliff's proposal is nothing is set in stone that's the that I guess that's the point at least with your sim he's set in stone one installed payment source of funds and proof funds are here final offer it's a lot harder because a lot of the proposals that he's done albeit the structured and they they might seem complex they're a lot more harder to negotiate with in terms of from the Glazer side the Glazer side can't really command a lot from City of Ratcliffe given the fact of what he has set in place is his proof of funds is inios JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs that's his proof of funds investment Banks or a business for which he doesn't own all majority he has a majority sharehold majority shareholder within India and founder but he doesn't hold the old company therefore he would have to get a lot more people on side to then let him use funds from there to then generate back into his bid essentially so does the impact him that much from what we've seen well from the early indications on Wednesday when this news came out the shirt yesterday made this this fifth bed the indication was that even after that point the Glazer family was still insistent we're going with sir Jim like no offer is going to change our mind unless it's over the odds and it's what we want hence the word premium is then used and then suddenly nothing has really happened from this a Jim Radcliffe camp we haven't heard anything really about Sir Jim Ratcliffe ever since really the proposals came out insisting that he then wanted to buy 51 instead of 50 and he needed you know to leverage money out of ineos to then fund the deal like we did we've not really heard a lot around sejim for I would say a good few days now whereas Qatar there's always been a constant I guess a constant update a constant report from from somebody and to to better gold a word I guess the guitars have been more vocal around what they want to do and really they have been from the start because she assume insisted upon what he was going to do with the football club and this is why I say especially with sir Jim it doesn't suit the Glazer I don't think anyway it suits the laser family from a business model and a business mindset because really you're giving the keys to the gym you're prepared to sit there either all six of you or two of you with a percentage of the club but then there's no guarantee that city of nutcliffe actually does anything with the club he could just do what the Glazer on they're doing right now effectively make sure we qualify Champions League football every season keep investment into the football club on a minuscule level where we where so Jim doesn't have to put his hand in his own pocket what can they lose from they do about it you've already sold out some of your shares I'm I'm the boss I'm in control and this at that point so Jim Ratcliffe hasn't made any pledges or plans to build a stadium to build infrastructure local community invest and he's never put a number of investment albeit from what I knew he has at least three years worth of investment into all of the different teams but the only thing that we can say for sure with sir Jim and if it will impact him is whenever Sheikh Yasin was asked a bit again like as he reported the guysman went directly to him and his delegation and said we need a bigger number this was after the fourth bid we need a bigger number he's bigger he's bidded a bigger number nasserole Khalifa they went direct to him the money has all the keys to Qatar football and business they went to him after they went to him Jim Ratcliffe privately was preferred Buddha they discussed this with him on after the third round of bids and she ran disgusting sorry with him and he bit again and he'd been for the fourth time at that point in time so whenever he's been asked to bid again he has but he's put a stop to that now and effectively now the only thing that we can for sure say is Sir Jim rutcliffe if he thought he was home and dry and safe he sure as hell isn't and he shouldn't count his stars at all because he has nowhere left to go he doesn't have any more room for for measure he can't offer the Glazer family more money then what he has now effectively he's put all his cards on the table [ __ ] yes him me personally I think he has more money to offer than he's prepared to put on the table because he has an extra billion pounds sitting around to do something with after the football club is bought so I do think he has more money than he's insistingly putting on the table but if he doesn't value to buy a football club for that much money then why would you you're not going to are you and at the end of the day financial advisors who are a lot more qualified than myself ug anybody in the chat will insist upon [ __ ] you assuming saying but [ __ ] you're overpaying here you're overpaying for for this business football club whatever you want to call it you're overpaying for Manchester United but there's always like I say with sir Jim Ratcliffe been the sticking point of he has the better proposal cash now cash later stake in the club and you stay at your same is big buyout now all six years ago never have anything to do with Manchester United ever again so effectively unless this Qatari offer gives to the closest Family more money in the short term then she said Jim Radcliffe as we insist upon will be preferred bidder but the only problem is because of Omnia still want to go negotiate terms of not life so in terms of this taking so long it doesn't surprise me in the slightest they want to hold talks with the gym they want to hold talk to Qatar if you're if you're a seller you want to hold talks with everybody and get a grips to you know what this person's saying what that person is saying and then you come to the rounded number and the rounded figure is right now we're at the table that's the best car to go with because he's offering us the better deal either in the long term obviously Jim Ratcliffe or that guy's giving us the better deal in the short term to give us more money now than in the long term with the gym right we'll go straight yeah soon but the only difference is not prepared to negotiate anymore whereas sir Jim Ratcliffe has never categorically said that but he can't negotiate in terms of finances he can only negotiate in terms of percentages and proposals that's it he can't give them any more money than what he's already given them in these offers so therefore said Jim Radcliffe is at a sticking point and he can't go anymore then he is at so if this premium offers we've insisted with the guitar is if this premium offer surpasses him and he's better in the short term for the laser family so Jim Ratcliffe unless he gets another loan he can plunges some more money out of one of these investment banks that he's using I really feel for him in terms of I think he'll just be pushed out of the way and this myth around that he's been used to drive more bids out the qataris well that will stick then as a story won't it because then the closer family have got this bigger bid now from Qatar and it's insistent upon It's the final one therefore what does she yes what does Jim Ratcliffe have left to give nothing he gave all that he could the Glazer family have known for weeks what's the gym Ratcliffe can give ever since those third round of bids hence whenever whenever yasim has improved a bid notice how sergium Ratcliffe hasn't improved with him or hasn't gone against it and people will say because he's because he doesn't have to because she just seems a bit less what's the point in building less if you're gonna know if you know what you're gonna lose because they use like the Glazer family and rain will be speaking to shoot your swimming saying that by saying that you need a bigger number that insists one of two things you're either behind or we just want more money out of you and they couldn't care about the other person because that person has nothing else to give hence the more bids have come from Sheikh yasim as opposed to Jim Ratcliffe because the other gym Ratcliffe doesn't have the money in place to bid and that's insistent upon why when he came into this process he did not expect to have somebody there next to him and for the roots they same reason that we're insisting upon now if you had three four or five different people in this process for example in the same way that sir Jim Radcliffe had when he charged about Chelsea he was probably the third I think he was third or four of choice in Reigns mind behind Todd bowling Stephen pagaluka and um Josh Blitzer in terms of trying to buy Chelsea he was behind people within that process when there was more bidders than they are now whereas now it is uh 1v1 it's it's won against the other so effectively it doesn't really affect him in the short term because suzum Ratcliffe doesn't know what the number is from the Qatari side but if this number isn't suffice without the Glazer family one or it's not near what they want and very and closer to what they've wanted throughout the whole process then said Jim Reckless we'll still go be going publicly as the preferred bidder but as I've always insisted I'm not going to come here and be as people I don't know the numbers so I'm not going to make them up just for the sake of your channel G or boosting my credibility because nobody knows the numbers an NDA agreement is for one thing yeah it's a multi-billion pound football club so it's there's an ending process for a reason the private Safety and Security of Manchester United says financial history and the financial valuation and growth that Manchester United can grow to in years to come because if that falls into the wrong hands well Manchester United is a football club wouldn't be seeing the same as it is now today because everybody knows what Manchester United and everybody else to learn for example I can give it you know there was a story a couple of um I think it's about a year or two ago uh Liverpool um database they hacked into Manchester City into their scouting Network and the new what plays Manchester City were operating with and Manchester City couldn't get a lot of those targets that they wanted because Liverpool knew what they were getting so really ineffectively it's the same process here your Rivals will know how much you make will know what you're worth in the future what you're worth now they'll know everything everything that's important to the day-to-day running of Manchester United they will know about um thanks again for retirement and again I appreciate you updating us about make sure guys also have any questions get in the chat and also make sure you like like And subscribe share and subscribe um to the channel if you haven't already for those who are watching please get involved and make sure you follow Tom on Twitter as well um one of the things I've been sponsored and to be fair you know I mean I know a lot of those people in this community and probably watch are and in the chat are very Pro um Qatar that's fair enough and you know to be honest I said to myself at the beginning um I didn't really care whether it was the gym or guitar at the beginning I think the reason why I sort of went off the gym was because um of the February 4th of the Glazer steak and the club but also um you know the potential the the the we're not really knowing anything about what exactly he was going to do you know in terms of physical type of investment in terms of the stadium and the team etc etc etc um so I guess my question just going back to some sister Jim is you know are we being a bit too harsh on you know this is Jim bid in that at the end of the day here's a multi-billionaire who grew business company he's not gonna just I have seen these but she's an intelligent man so he's not gonna just throw billions of pounds into Manchester United um but no no apparent reason um all right cool fight um so um you know do you think that you know do you think they were being a little bit a little bit bit too harsh and actually that um you know he's he's got a plan for the football club that makes a sense and you know this whole a green will keep in the glazes in he's actually more like he's going to keep them in so that lasers do what they want just sits by but actually gets pretty but it actually be in control of things like what do you think about that I just think the way it's not so much about what he's done and I you know the fun reaction fans will be fans like everybody will have their own opinion and like preference of what they want or what they believe is best but I just think the ways generators gonna buy with it and people within inios for example who have been majorly voice just towards the gym Radcliffe and and this proposal for example so Dave broilsford has obviously he's more in depth around running a football club because he has an involvement within niece when they first bought it he had involvements within different sports Adventures within the Ines sporting group the insistent upon with sir Jim Ratcliffe and then when he first came in the transparency was full bio effectively it is what shape Yasin was offering but I'm only buying 69 so in your Sim's case both of the offers really were on a Level Playing Field because both of them was getting rid of the laser family which suited the Manchester United fans because what's that's what they've been protesting for 18 years but then he's gone back on that proposal that proposal for 69 still exists but it exists on a reduced figure and a reduced figure now and then I'll pay you out a lot more in the future whereas these other two proposers a lot more depth in terms of putting call Clauses which both parties have to agree to be bought out at a certain time or a certain price and all the different factors there but the negative um rhetoric around sir Jim Ratcliffe has always been that he wanted to keep the lasers in but the thing with the gym Ratcliffe is I don't and I don't know if it's a fact anyway but be personally I don't ever believe that he really had all of the six billion pounds to buy Manchester United I don't think he had that I think he thought he could have been the only one in this process and he could have negotiated the Glazer family down but I don't think that's been the case and I think he he knows that those are families are stubborn he knows that they're shrewd and he knows what the price is six billion pounds and he's not prepared to pay it because he doesn't have the money to pay it with and from that argument of the of the theory that's why then these proposal to keep two in then it's six you know the glacier families you know ancestors and you know future kids that might be kept in then like the way the proposals are coming across and going but the the only I guess point of it always said Jim Radcliffe is he knows that he's taking a lot of the Flack in terms of from the fan base he knows the negative PR that he's getting like you know people left right and Center on social media that are voiced in their opinion whether it's you know aggressive you know vocalized or maybe a bit Rogan radicalized in sort of terminology and language it's using when you're putting a tweet or you send an email via in yours they're blocking your URL in terms of the email that you source to send things to them from so you can't send them another email and they're doing the exact same thing on Twitter where they're blocking it Manchester United fans accounts of whom then they can't then contact them or promote negativity towards any of their posts within their business which yeah every business is going to do but like there's not been a transparency everybody knows what his proposal involves but even for for weeks and well I think it's nearly you know coming up to a month now that we've known about this Jim Reckless proposal to keep some glazes in whether about the number depends what propels will you go for but he's not even come out and gave a transparent answer as to look I've changed I've changed my mind that's what I believe is best and I'll buy the back in the long term or be honest and upfront I haven't got the money here in now so I'll buy them out in the short term but in the long term I'll buy them out and then I'll invest XYZ into this infrastructure players oh you know this we're gonna we're gonna look at you know a big project in and around Old Trafford fan sites Community globalizing like we're going to look at stuff like that but he's not done that he's not exactly trying to fight back against the negativity he's just been ignoring it and if you're like wait waving the hand towards it not so not so much fronting up to the actual anger and frustration to Manchester United fans for which you can see it's sustained because it's an opinion and I think majority of the opinion is that shimra Cliff shouldn't really be Manchester United's in Manchester United's good books via what he's done and more so because he's not giving any transparency as to why he has done what he's done I've told you why he's done what he's done because he undervalued what the club was worth originally and he didn't have the finances in place to do the deal that's why book front and center he knew that in terms of he didn't have the money but he also knew the person next to him does have the money so suddenly desperate cause for desperate measures oh I'm gonna have to cut a deal and the risk of missing out on Manchester United even if it means he only has a controlling state he's a far bigger risk than losing it to somebody else because that's somebody else then has the biggest football club in the world they then have one of the biggest brands Within the world forget sport within the world and then suddenly you're in a position in a scenario where oh I've gone through all this process to Come Away with nothing in the same way that Shay yesim I've come all this way for what nothing one somebody you only got you've only got 10 minutes left is that is that correct roughly I've got five minutes okay cool okay cool yeah so uh yeah um no no no like I said I was just insisted upon Mr Jim rockcliffe the whole other playing field is he's proposed 69 then 50. now he's gone up by a percent it's freezing a bit you know he's feeling a bit lucky they I don't know he's been to the bookies he's he's one of bet he's put about on the Champions League final tomorrow or something I don't know where he's got the extra cash from for another percent but we move at the end of the day the whole process and to circumvent or round it up the guy's a family and the insistent upon from the start was do they want to sell you don't contact National Khalifa directly if you don't want to sell to him you certainly don't contact shake your sim directly then if you don't want to sell and third of all if you don't want to sell fully why is Sir Jim Ratcliffe not wrapped up already then as you reiterated what you you know he can't give you anything more you know he's proposal is what it is that's it so at the end of the day if you've been waiting for this big Qatari offer well it's finally arrived premium premium offer that's it obviously for those who've been watching and obviously make sure you guys like share and subscribe those watching Sam's people watching make sure you'll get those likes up guys come on at least at least at least to 34 slides man come on um so so yeah just I guess the final sort of point is how do you with this obviously the with the news about uh obviously our Khalifa the news about this this premium bid um with the sort of delay everything like how do you and we know we ask all this at the time but how do you see how do you see this ending if I'm being completely honest I would not be shocked if this didn't end like for another I think this could run on for another couple of weeks and being honest so I know you I know you have to head off to him I'm sorry okay but like this is the thing it's kind of like because and I even forgot so that's one last question because I know that sheikhism a take or leave it offer but if but that take or leave it offers is is it seems to be more of a kind of like you know a baiting the glazes to almost engage so the glazes do take the bait and engage with the process as they looks like they did like a month ago potentially as you said is this I could continue to drag for another two or three more weeks well the thing is they haven't even selected a preferred bidder and whichever way you go it doesn't matter if you go to gym Radcliffe because so Jim Radcliffe a lot came out today around Laura and the legalities around what he's trying to do and there is some question marks as to is it illegal in what's the Jim Radcliffe is doing because you're buying out a percentage of the Glaser Farm they bought that impacts the other 31 shareholders within New York Stock Exchange for which a major hedge funded Investment Company unnamed investment company has a major minority investment within Manchester United's stocks via New York Stock Exchange which are prepared to choose the Jim Radcliffe if this 50 proposal goes through because then that impacts their shares and their stock prices because they don't have a fair and accurate valuation as to what their Shares are worth which legally via the stock market you can't do therefore it's really it's not to be honest with you could probably still pass it through but you're going to be sued like rest assured you're going to have a legal battle with an investment group or a company you're going to have some people are not going to be happy around what you're doing just as much as Manchester United fans so and to answer what you said about [ __ ] you're saying at the end of the day is it his Fifth and final bid me personally there I've insisted upon he was going to bid again he was going to bid again I think he could mitigate if he wanted to but I just don't think he wants to I think he's saying that this is drugged on for far too long to think and wasting my time and I'm gonna waste more money is it because he doesn't want to bid again is it because of the Glazer's disengagement if the glaze were to save right okay you are you are our preferred bidder or you are close but we want some more cash from you then is then is then the question right okay in the case of you know guitar like okay well essentially what I'm saying is that like is Sheikh jazim prepared to increase his bid if he select does the preferred bid and those engagements do you think from the first four offers that he made yes he was prepared to do that you accept my offer pick me his preferred video One negotiate a deal that suits me and suits you and he wasn't being fair about it I'll be honest from what I hear and the 92 Foundation they were consistent throughout will pay a fair price and if we have to pay a bit extra an overpay for Manchester United will do so but we're not going to pay stupid money and stupid money to them is like eight eight to ten billion we're not paying stupid money we're paying a fair price that suits us but also that we believe is fair enough to give away for a club like Manchester United so to answer the question short term in terms of your sim this offer and this myth around his fifth offer it is take it or leave it there isn't any more because he's insisted upon this has taken far too long than I was prepared to do he wanted to be the owner by Manchester United right now he wanted to already have beer the owner of Manchester United right now and like I say when the Glazer family are huggling and stalling over who the preferred bidder is you haven't even hit 50 of this process yet you've still got another two more Hoops to loom for which whichever way you turn so Jim Radcliffe you're going to have a legal battle and you're also going to have to face the problem of nice because she already owns that football club and he can't exactly ignore and separate from that his name's on the paperwork when he when he finalized it with UEFA so he can't ignore and deny from that so then he'd have to provide Clarity over what he's going to do either with nice football club or Manchester United in terms of ownership wise and also European there but then you also have a situation and a problem where is going to have to create separation from Paris and German Football Club for which when he insisted and he came into this process the noise around the new 9-2 Foundation was the separation can be created based upon three factors it's a private business the 92 Foundation it's also there's a loophole around uefa's laws for which Red Bull Salzburg and red bullets did play in the same European competitions Etc and three there's also a way around it because the rules are soon to be changed under UEFA anyway therefore make Manchester United the primary example as to what you can do in terms of a multiple ownership if they didn't want to create the separation but he came into this process and he wouldn't have come this far if he didn't believe that he could pass it through and he could get through and this whole rhetoric around the Premier League just to summarize the major Premier League clubs within the whole Premier League have Premier League owners and directors meetings where all Premier League owners and directors they meet upon so just cause plans projects and the future of the Premier League and football for which ninety percent uh sorry not sorry eighty percent of the room in which those stakeholders and those directors are in eighty percent of them want a full detail and financial analysis investigation into whoever the Manchester United owner is either it beats the gym or Qatar they want to know where the finances are coming from they want to know what their involvement is within other football clubs so gyms within nice and shake your Sims within PSG and they also want to know what their future investment is into Manchester United which really that last one is very cheeky because they're not supposed to know what that is anyway but the other two points yes they are valid but the Premier League do their own rulings based upon one thing and the only thing I can say especially with the Premier League is and the thing that sure yesen would point out to the Premier League if there was concerns and there was complications humanist delegation would point out directly to the Premier League and stay right well if you're going to investors this heavily we're prepared to finalize and show you all our documentation but you you reinvestigate how Chelsea Football Club was taken over via Roman Abramovich you then reinvestigate how Manchester city was taken over by Sheikh Manchester and Abu Dhabi and you also re-reinvestigate because there's already supposedly an investigation ongoing around newcastle's ownership and the involvement that the chairman of Newcastle this current time rubian has of the Saudi Arabian state the only way that Saudi Arabia and the Newcastle agreement worked was paf signed documentation to state that paf isn't involved with Muhammad bin Salman but you literally type in public investment fund Saudi Arabia on Google Now for anybody who's watching you insert who's the chairman of it Muhammad bin Salman Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia like I don't understand how there could not be Saudi Arabian involvement within Newcastle yeah it's Saudi Arabian Sovereign wealth fund but also the chairman of its the leader of that country like [Applause] um he's actually on the island that's supposed to finish because I saw that going around and tweeting and being like what is what is this whole thing of of the fact that Newcastle basically essentially uh majority the mucus owners the Saudi Arabia are almost like the majority owners of of majority stakeholders in Chelsea's football club what's that all about within Newcastle you mean yeah yeah uh well the thing is with pif the way that they've passed it through the Premier League was so long as we don't own the whole football club you can pass it through which like it is it's simple to explain but it's hard to actually show and what I mean by that is you need other people involved with you who you've never known before effectively and that's why paf got the Reuben Brothers to Jody Brothers very successful entrepreneurs locally and also within the UK for a lot of people that know them multi-billionaires they've got the Ruben Brothers in and Amanda staveley and her partner own a mannery's estate within the football club pif owns 80 so they have the majority stake so they are the majority holder and the Reuben Brothers have 10 Amanda stavius 10 which forms the other 20 to make a hundred so they're your three people who have shares within newcastle's operation and football club but the thing with paf is around their ownership it's not so much that paf is linked to Saudi Arabia it's the people that run Newcastle that are linked to Saudi Arabia that's the problem for example you had Edwin van desire that was the chairman of Newcastle you would have no problem at this moment in time because he's not a government official with Saudi Arabia because he's a Dutch International he's been a Dutch citizen International football player so you know he can't have links to that government and have influence there but when you have Saudi Nationals who are running a football club which is funded by Saudi Arabian money like you don't have to be dumb and stupid to realize that suddenly there is a problem there there is some government Link in influence to the football club in the same way with Manchester United's process with Sheikh Yasin if there wasn't any common knowledge around he's getting government advice via the Qatari state now is the time to actually stay that he is because you don't have someone like nasserole khalifi in urea telling you what to do around a football club if there's not government influence because he is the front man for the Qatari state in terms of world football you don't have somebody like that in your in the in your ear telling you what to do unless you have more influential people behind you or that are influencing nasserole khalifi on what to do therefore every person has their offer as their orders in the same way with the Newcastle owners so that's how they pass it through they get rid of the piracy clause which the Premier League through it Saudi Arabia is a state they squash that deal with um blq which was a a private um streaming Network which was streaming live Premier League games like we've seen with you the lads that got locked up around streaming illegally streaming Premier League games fire subscription fit figures as soon as um paf and Saudi Arabia squashed that quorum then then the Premier League said right we'll we'll do the deal with you we'll speak to you sign a bit of paperwork to say that Mohammed bin Salman and the Saudi government don't have any involvement within nuke the day-to-day running of Newcastle Football Club we pass it through that's it and that's exactly what they've done but we know paf is a Saudi Arabia Southern well fund we know how much it's how much of the assets and the money that it vacates and earns worth which isn't even an accurate figure because if I'm being honest it's in the trillions and then third and foremost you have Saudi Arabia and their leader Muhammad bin Salman who's also the chairman of paf but and Pierre film's Newcastle Football Club but he has no influence individually but he's also the leader of Saudi Arabia it just doesn't make sense no but at the end of the day you sign a bit of paperwork you don't really know what you signed in like so and it's at the end of the day the the president was set when the Premier League allowed Roman reverse into the league with Russian money as soon as that happened Sheikh Mansour followed Saudi Arabia Then followed Katana I want to follow and it doesn't surprise me and suddenly you might have a couple more Nations that I want to get into the part and maybe then the top six clubs all of them will have one of these wealthy oligarchs or you know money men shakes whatever you're gonna have a lot of them that'll come to this league if they can get in that is no absolutely fancy top songs so I really really appreciate it spending time to obviously educate everybody because like I said uh second third just under on signature Brits here you're my go-to guy when it comes to type of stuff because my goodness Twitter is assessed one I'm tempted to actually block the whole thing because there's just so much platform now that just honest debate and conversation is just difficult and um getting some actual just sort of news you know so it's very very difficult so yeah I appreciate you coming on the channel man a nice yeah and I assume at some point anyway we will be we'll be live again so yeah yeah um I'm gonna just stay alive just a little bit longer so but yeah if you have to bounce words and follow Thomas one on Twitter yeah take care of yourself Thomas yeah likewise everybody like subscribe share this channel as always people yeah take care of yourself take it some tickets on peace peace peace yeah guys so um that's obviously transfer time for for coming on really appreciate it um like I said um guys it's been um I I just I'm just gonna say a lot of people because I just want to just give my honest thoughts and obviously just address any questions or just any comments that people just have about the whole um this whole trans this whole sales Saga process um hopefully we'll get Tom back on probably towards the weekend so I should just give us some bit more information and hopefully we'll be will be a step further I mean I am looking at Twitter just sort of see if there's anything regarding any further information regarding the sale um I know it is about what half past nine in the UK I think um so hopefully we might get some stuff I'm entirely sure um by the end of the day um I just think that I as I proposed a tweet on it guys I just I just think that we are the only club with owners that run this incompetently so incompetently the whole yeah I mean an artist do I did certain says the exact same thing it says the entire process has been mentally um exhausting completely exhausting um we knew about the cell since November um that they wanted to sell the club and yet despite knowing when it's November the indecisiveness of the glazes as well as um a constant backing and forth with the rain group The the preferred bidders Etc it's a fast it's an absolute it's an absolute total fast and I don't get it you know we go from the glazes all onto cell to oh no avram and Joel kind of want to stay the family is split to we want to have a full sell to one of a partial sale to investment it's it's it just it's it's just it's just I'm just tired I I really really am tired I'm really tired about this whole process and um and actually I'm at this point if people want my personal opinion um I actually don't care there's any more because the biggest issue um that I have going forward with this whole process is that it's affecting our transfer window you know we're being linked with all these different players who have been linked with you know Kingman Jay and you know hoytlands and so many different players but we can't do anything because of this transfer said we can't offer salaries we can't do anything we're paralyzed you know and and you just got to think about 10 hack he wants his pre-season we're in um the beginning of June and you know Rivals already signing players because bearing in mind bearing in mind guys I posted a tweet a tweet about this um um bear in mind um we actually have um you know you you have the process of buying the club it's one thing for the glazers to actually announce the sale of the club yeah we're selling our preferred bidder is this you know so they do they'll set the preferred better because well not annoying things of this whole process is that the glazes still have not select the preferred bidder so there's no preferred bidder being celebrated preferred Buddha they need to negotiate go into final conversations with that preferred bidder and then after they've had final conversation with our preferred bidder they need to make it official wherever now is the only manageable club and then they need to go for the Premier League directors test Etc all those different sorts of things that takes time so I see this whole process going on for another two three weeks you know maybe another two weeks before we even get an announcement of a new older and then possibly another further two two three weeks regarding the Premier League directors testing all the rest of it so really intrude you guys when do you think that this whole sale is gonna and maybe I should put a poll in the chat when we go live again I will um when do you guys actually see this process ending I don't see this process ending before the end of July because we're already in the second week of June two three weeks in you you've got your into July and so to be honest where only could really go hard on transfers for probably towards the end of July so anyone thinking that somehow 10 hack is going to get a slew of players ready for pre-season involved ready to fight for Manchester United um The Following season people got to get an expectation set but I really really am worried I really really am worried about next season I am you know and I know people and I know people are concerned about I generally am worried about next season I mean I'm looking at Twitter I mean people saying that we've done it and stuff like that in the chat I don't see obviously Tom would be on here Thomas just early um but he will be back if we get some more breaking news around the process but I don't really see anything breaking that's been going around to be honest um it's just the usual really um but I I I I don't know I I don't know I don't know it's it's I don't know I really really don't know I mean Ari says this this is why supporting business gym makes no sense do you fans been on screen requests I mean at the end of the day I mean I don't know I don't know um I'm I'm just I'm just tired of the whole process Rd uh I really am I just want a decision made um so that because fundamentally it's the football I care about and the manager needs to be backed 10 hag needs to be backed he needs owners he needs owners who can back and give him money so we can actually compete but but what I'm warning people about is that don't expect um you know don't expect a good start to the season you know you're looking at City you're looking at Liverpool you look at Newcastle you're looking after looking at orders of the clubs that have owners in place who are buying players signing players making deals strengthen their squads and we have yet to sell a single player and we get to buy a single player now don't get me wrong I know we will eventually buy and sell play it's almost even not want to but when are we going to likely much like with previous years it's going to be towards the end of the transfer window and that is gonna and that is just not good enough for a manager who needs his Squad available ready to have a good preseason to get them integrated um and that's assuming we get science because you're not going to sign six or seven players which is what 10 act said arguably the Manchester United need in that in that period of time it's not going to be possible to negotiate for that if we can somehow it'll be a miracle so chances are being you know three maybe maximum four I would say but I I say I could be wrong um yeah I think I'm on a piano bigger part of something yeah thanks 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cp7IiSvmtg4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp7IiSvmtg4 | 6-5 Combat Shame 22 4Giv3 Our Abusers #NATIVE #MMIWG #MATTER ~ Heal & Recover 247 BRAVE Souls | good morning grand rising all your beautiful cells i see you yeah i'll see you guys i've seen cards i'll see mines a little more i think what's happening is it's it's too much for me to stream at different locations so i'm minimizing i'm simplifying i hope you're doing well i know that those of us who are awake so to speak i have to keep telling myself mario that that they're asleep that's what the guy in nevada said he keeps sighing so heavily when he hears my voice and says they're asleep heather they're asleep we can't uplift humanity and call them [ __ ] idiots at the same time mario some people are just now waking up i can't deal with all this trickery i know there's there's a native american uh proverb about that it's a navajo one it says i'ma type it for you i'm realizing now that i did the red ayahuasca line i did the yellow and then i did yeah i know no thanks we got healers to heal and you're one of them and we got to stop watching all that stuff i'm i i'm gonna call you today not call you i i wanna talk to you today i'm gonna be quick here i wanna go outside i love being outside i love being in the woods away from all technology i don't like to always have to go live from the swing i like to go enjoy my time but i want people to be going out and get it i see big and realistic having a really hard time and i know why they keep taking their videos because of their titles because of their content because of what they're focusing on some of the people mario in the uk are just now waking up and i can feel their despair all the way over here to too no don't do what they tell you don't listen to any of them i just had so many revelations left last night the more i let go the more i see oh good i'm glad you got it everybody i want everybody to close the chat box turn the bell off this is what i'm having to do hello doug thanks for joining us close the chat box and turn your notification bell off this is what i've been doing for my other account so i can see what the hell they're doing for a while now turn the bell off so you get no notifications because they still send them to you even when you unsubscribe i can't mute people on twitter they are literally unleashing like demons on us i'm not kidding there are unleashing problems that keep changing all my settings so if you turn the bell off unsubscribe turn the bell and and then it'll be done then resubscribe and turn the bell back on because they keep unsubscribing people it's like i wrote you a betty this is unreal what's going on and good morning to you grand verizon we need to be doing rain dances don't just be sitting around watching [ __ ] burn all right we got to yes we got dean over in the uk sending rain i've been sending rain to australia the amazon when i was in california paradise it was burning and and they were walking around with masks i wish i could show you guys all these pictures road trip eddie i you guys i have telegram it's international encrypted supposedly so and my link to my facebook group page is in the comments in the description box if you close the chat my email everything is down there and i'm having to try to race do stuff because gaggle is blocking emails tracy b keeps trying to send him all these people are trying to get ahold of me and their [ __ ] emails won't go through so there's a yandex too i love youtube it's so i can't believe what's going on and i need someone to help me that is awake somebody believes i'm too white for the natives they don't want to help me i'm too english there's so much anger and cognitive dissonance with all this cptsd we all have cptsd it's from all the lives that we've been fed it really is it's all been a backlash so there can't be any more arguing at all i've got to get back into youtube studio creator and unblock crafty i'm almost i'm in shock since i did ayahuasca that's what happened i was sound asleep on all their chemical drugs and so when that woman laid her hands on me and they kept praying over me and it felt like i was being choked in those churches i know i knew and they were and my memories won't stop and i don't understand anything i don't understand anything anymore is that simple enough to say i had to stop trying to understand everything some of us that have been so badly abused and tortured we don't we have a hard time being still and and our brains are so tortured that we don't trust anyone i addie lilith and all of this confusion is causing adverse overreactions hi mr hugh thank you all for joining us it's unbelievable what's happening right now and their list of blocked people is 10 miles long 10 miles long can you believe it i've been getting attacked by these christians for so bloody long hello angelfish that i just can't even take it anymore the churches we didn't have churches schools our earth was the church i can't even get into all that right now i know how to do all this and now i know who's watching my channel and learning from me so i'm not going to teach them to work against me it appears that my own country in all these churches have chemically induced people to attack the women so i'm not really patient with a lot of that right now that the guys are not in their feminine qualities their empathy if they're serving a male dominant yes crafty it's the whole church from spain all the way down to the white jesus inversion they crucified people the mines are gone the teotics are gone mind-blowing so sad my cousin is still a missing indigenous woman my child is a murdered indigenous woman yes yes we are angelfish and they we can't let them divide us especially in the religion division or the political we cannot join any of that at this point right now they are all liars in jesus name and i i've been in shock since that shaman told me jesus it wasn't real while i was on ayahuasca and she told me to sit down and be quiet over and over until i freaked out i have been discredited and disqualified all my life for speaking i've been hit beaten tortured kicked and spit on while i was down i know it i know it mario they we didn't have banks either we didn't have banking systems and i went from being fast to sleep on opiates alcohol and psych meds and all their lies to fasting and praying in prison 2013. that woman laid her hands on me i was praying for all the sex abuse survivors barack obama the whole world israel i was praying in the closet this everything started coming to me then i got off my psych meds and i was everything i looked every question i asked the answer appeared immediately now after i did ayahuasca i gotta control myself from taking pictures of everything i see and touch and do and walk and say everywhere it's unbelievable you guys alright so that should be oh you want to see that that's where i was that was heading right for us 11 11. 2018 is what it was i need the other pictures up there crafty i know we got this we got this my love all of us together together all together now the beatles had it right and i'd really like to talk about the i'm scheduled tomorrow 6-6 six six holy holy holy i need the other one up there crafty it's the medicine wheel with the chakras all of them it's the chicken caballa it's the chicken cabal as well it's all the same i mean literally i can't believe it all the same with different names all over the world even the iroquois is cree is cherokee i mean it just goes you see what i'm saying there's no more time to argue our debate hold on oh yeah watch this see i'm too genius for their [ __ ] i'm going to show you this prayer i did let me go get over to my living living folder if that's all right i can't stream to multiple locations i think that's what it is so now can you see this see that date on there 11 11 of 2018. i did this after the first ayahuasca retreat it's already done spoken into existence so if anybody would like to disqualify my shamanic experience i'm sorry for you and all the hard work i already did and that's what love ball is doing that's what lots of people are doing not meaning to not knowing to we all did hard work okay we all qualify we're all righteous and we're all here together united i said everybody should really close the chat box click the bell off turn it off turn your notifications off unsubscribe every time they update they unsubscribe us shut the chat box and you'll be able to see my description box as well i'm not streaming anywhere else but here now i got to be real wise with my energy and then unsubscribe even when you unsubscribe it still brings you the notifications for channels and then resubscribe and click the bell back on let's see what's going on over here you guys i am the help i know that angelfish you guys don't understand what's happened since ayahuasca nobody freaking understands nobody understands yes i am the help so it's like thank you all for listening lord have mercy i feel like everybody's tried to tell me what to do instead of tapping into native wisdom they've been telling me to watch the freaking patriots they've been telling me donald trump's the chosen one yeah he was by the church okay they've been telling me a bunch of fracking lies and not one native will help me with native wisdom so you know who god sent crafty great spirit great and wonderful holy spirit oh yes on the computer oh lord have mercy i'm not on the red road i already survived that raid road i already survived hell i know i know crafty i'm about to put my blasted hair out i'm about to freaking jump off a cliff run into the ocean i feel like i woke up in hell that's what happened here we are i'm in hell it's the tower of babel blah blah blah blah all the christians think they know everything the patriots think they got it all figured out i'm getting accused of child abuse and i am sick to death of them using god's name in the bible to [ __ ] murder people those trauma survivors they're up here i am the children in cages i am their science experiments we are they took over with their chemicals so that is what i already did and the waters went crazy and all the natives had dreams on the beach and they all the homeless people had dreams on the beach and they said they are coming back for their land they said was that you on the beach uh working out i said uh i was doing a prayer for this nation i was doing a prayer for healing trauma that's what it was for anybody that's ever been crucified burned at the stake all past trauma released 11 11 2018. i invited all the homeless people all the people i knew and the only person that showed up was great spirit and the little children i was living on kingfisher drive i was staying in a home in california on king fisher drive in ohlone parkway ohlone is a tribe the natives in las vegas bulldozed a casino because they wouldn't give them just a little part of their casino money on their land shishones oloney miami iroquois is my country erica iroquois the champagne chief of line i wick so while uh all those people want to worship those false prophets these people are sitting on the street so you want to talk about the homeless anyone a nez purse native anybody not helping the homeless who brought the alcohol over here crafty we're the natives making hooch or is that part of their sorcery program to take away all of our yes you are to take away all of our land and take over with chemicals i played the tambourine with him and i bless him bless him bless him yep i know i'm starting to see now about their little chemicals got us all on their alcohol took all our plants away i see what they do that's how we get down around america and guess what he gave me and said it was going to be very important a buffalo horn so you want to see all together beautiful people give me my lava rock that's outside from death valley now there's a volcano smoking so while everybody's distracted and i can't get hawkeye or anybody to blast and listen to me because what could i know i studied the whole bible and i filtered through all of that so i could see what the hell they've done you guys there's a volcano puffing smoke in the mojave right now so while our planet and our leaders are trying to distract us and divide us yeah crafty addy will you see if you can uh come from your other account now i fixed it i can't think of when all these people are trying to tell me what to do i woke up in hell yes i know i know i know i know i know and i know what they are doing i don't even want to know it makes them sick inside i just almost threw up in my mouth i know what they've done what they're doing here i'll show you who they are he looks like such a horrible person for people to just walk by on their phones like he's not even [ __ ] sitting there right that's how humans are around here yeah we are too busy in america to care about native lives mattering good hallelujah hallelujah so while our government is playing money games with our mind don't let him have it i stewie heidi i'm about sick and near panic attacks uh i keep finding out stuff about the church i've tried i don't even want to talk to anybody i feel like i'm the mute man from luke 11 14-28 i woke up in hell and i started talking up a blue stroke and everybody thinks i'm crazy and they're calling me the devil and i'm the one who fast in praise all this time how long do the prophets have to starve themselves how long should a prophet have to starve themselves you wonder i feel like their stress is gonna kill me i know i'm not crafty thank you lord have mercy i know i'm not and i'm really working hard at not taking him personally but my dear soul avoid the divide it says 2017 crafty you know you know it you know this 2017 august 21st was the total solar eclipse in leo i'm not joking seven my leo moon mars jupiter saturn in rahu my leo child avoid that trump divide avoid toxic people i know it they came over with their churches they came over with their schools they came over those darn yankees they came over with all that stuff i'm blown away right now and this matters oh you just hold on what is it m-m-i-wg crafty knows craft is i am canada we are i am america yeah we're not doing that anymore this is a despicable me despicable makes me sick my cousin is missing native my aunt is sick no we're all so worthy don't ever let anybody make you think they get a crown and you don't yes oh dear heavens crafty i've been in shock sweets they had me so heavily drugged my love male dominant patriarchy since the line of abraham they slowly bled out the feminines you guys this does matter my cousin is still missing let's combat shame today today's day is i need to know who i want in the drawing and i'll draw it later so i have to keep my comments turned back on them i'm i keep losing on my memory but that that stress is too much the trauma and shock is too much i come upstairs for something and i forget what i came up here for and we know all the people aren't working with me i feel like i'm gonna lose it and i stand here talking to myself all the time and i'm so tired of talking about myself and not understanding how i went down to florida and there were people following me and taking pictures and i didn't understand anything anymore and the darkest hour is only 60 minutes long combating shame and shame resiliency right owning our whole story all power to us the power of vulnerability yeah it's short-term memory from all the stress and trauma road trip eddie i'm not joking i do got lemon balm the towel i got some in my ashwagandha too hey and i got my blue lotus from egypt that stuff came from the uk that's the box i sent your yes i got some of you guys it's the humans are making me crazy i'm not kidding so the cherokees are orange right but that's a woman man killer uh she's a very powerful cherokee female that democracy is the iroquois they included non-whites and women against the patriots and all of our coins got taken over by men's heads using the bible i'm not kidding you guys i am not kidding they've been using the bible that church even put donny's name in a brick i'm not kidding you guys i'm i i'm so i feel so betrayed oh soy jesus that i always loved oh i've been talking to jesus in my whole life jesus loves the little children now i know i felt like i was getting choked by demons in those churches when they tried to force me to speak in tongues for six hours god i need to know what the heck they were praying over me in tongues they weren't speaking to them heavenly times you guys it was i think they're possessed they are oh my gosh oh my gosh and they keep arguing with me and telling me i'm gonna get brain damage from cannabis i feel like betrayed by the church my country every freaking person in this world that is like i'm blowing i'm blown away my own family shame can hold us back hold us down and keep us staring at our feet that's what we look like in narcotics anonymous when you first get there you're gonna know everybody's shoes that match their voice and then one day you look up and you might be able to look them in the eyes what it feels like to walk with your head down watch out for shame watch out for those who love to shame us as well right what's this other one thank you native engine from show me sasquatch channel see how a mother looks at a child because we birthed them and in the beginning was a matriarchy so for any man to make us feel unworthy or they better remember where they came from many systems and people break of shame they are controlled by shame and may want to play their game with them they want they do want us to play that game with them they may be hoping to hook us and control us through shame we don't have to fall into their shame instead we'll take the good feelings self-acceptance self-love knowing how beloved we are we do deserve a crown self-acceptance self-love and nurturing i'm not going to ever allow anybody in my presence to shame and bully someone else compulsive behaviors sexually addictive behaviors oh dear jesus from the line of abraham that skin should be their circumcision oh lord have mercy go against the catholics let's go upside down turn your body who knows my child left all the signs i'm blown away my child thinks that my cousin was my child told me over and over that my child was that my cousin was taken into trafficking and that means he was from puerto rico he was burning candles and it was set up like a ritual when i tried to go save her mother mary was on the wall he was burning candles she had a big shoe print on her face because he stomped her head while she's on the ground he's too short there's no he lied to my face and that's the last time i ever saw her again and they kept feeding her drugs like they did to my child and now some of these men are coming to my house and i have to see them in their streets and i have to turn the other cheek uh but we are the church abuse survivors we are a native america abuse and chemicals and rejection and shame killed my child all the fear forcing us to wear masks don't say you're saving the abused children when you're torturing those liars i hope their pants don't catch on fire compulsive behaviors addictive behaviors overeating chemical abuse and addictive gambling social media addiction that must feel real still but paul worn wrong oh lord that rainbow is coming right over canada crafty you saw that lord have mercy straight over from russia my russian prayer will and tell me and guess what she was a sex abuse survivor from where russia is what i heard over the phone before the fire crafty in the phone little landline doesn't that sound [ __ ] creepy i need to talk to this guy in nevada he's still plagued by the [ __ ] going on we got to sit down and tell police lord help me using my words oh my god it's coming out like the mute man luke 11 4 14 328 no neutral ground look luke 11 14 through 28 jesus healed the mute man he started talking of a blue streak that crowd went wild called him in devil that hail the mutant why are we shamed to death shamed and silenced oh gosh alcohol gambling look they took over with casinos and banking systems oh my god have mercy i can't even believe this stuff that keeps coming to my mind i just keep saying oh my god oh my god i have to run into the woods i got the hugest walking stick yesterday and broke that sucker into three with my moccasins got some new ones on the way oh yeah oh oh man they're not tricking me we don't get fooled again oh lord have mercy compulsive behaviors sexually addictive behaviors overeating chemical abuse and addictive gambling are ashamed based behaviors sex abuse pornography let's talk about strippers and men yeah that shit's over that [ __ ] is over men a triple dog there dare them to get up on stage and you get no money and i want you to keep your clothes on boys blame the women degrade the women patriarchs that shit's over pornography it's done love yourself some of the men not all of them not all men are like that they see patriarchy it was one to matriarchy and the women will be honored and we will be treated better we're going to make changes not excuses accountability it's 12 steps to the mirror or you can do 22 steps through the major arcana on the tree of life tarot yes good i'm going back to the woods today uh i want to go let me hurry up here i'm gonna get out of here more quickly now i got things to do i gotta go hey crafty when you find a hawk do do you keep the do you take them to someone where do you get feathers for talking sticks only when the animals are die naturally i'm making a talking stick because america is going to learn how to listen i got the talking stick book over here if we participate in them we will feel ashamed yep and if you go to n a smoking cannabis they'll tell you you relapsed and you'll probably carry that shame shame attachment for quite a long time i'd like to break them free from that i got stuff to go do i'm going to go walk down to my my bathroom i'll show you what i find i already broke that big old huge stick in the three with my moccasins in my feet my dad i'm gonna get i got a little pocket knife in my traveling backpacks and stuff i've been ready for some survivalist stuff i got a uh hammock i could just sleep in a tree if i need to you know jesus caught fish he had to go in the background he was not on youtube at all he knew how to build fires eat fish for a day keep on walking i hope so too i gotta find out what your feather is look crafty look and see me i i'm going back in the woods i don't have time for technology right now i'm about to blow my mind out sometimes i can't stand looking at that get that off my screen let's look at that one oh it makes me so sick what they've done you guys and next time we want to puke right now my friend um in the uk you guys please all of us take very good care okay son if your solar plexus is blocked think of your spine as a spiral and jacob's ladder and all your emotions look up the spinal emotions i'm not kidding your spine is your emotions and it makes us sick go outside it's too much everything the animals um are feeling everything everything oh my gosh i i am getting so many downloads all the time i can't even i just keep saying oh my god oh and another idea so maximally in my brain and i just want to go be in the woods that's where jesus had to go on he was he was good on christ all right i'll look and i got american spirit tobacco mixed with cbg for our land blessing myself dying not into the willow tree of enchantment for all of us oh yes so there's something you sent in the package and see i keep moving stuff around and that doesn't help my mind's losing all right yes yes and i went don't forget to catch that's what hawk told me crafty don't forget to catch the i said i'm going down to my stream to pray i just can't take it anymore i feel so betrayed by my country i'm sending rivers down this stream he said don't forget to he's a cherokee he said don't forget don't forget to catch the ones coming from upstream angel i said i won't he was racing in catholic church too i'm really bullied for being red skinned he has a story hawk a little hawk he's a wizard he's telling the joy of life he was almost an entertained preacher he left the roman empire so look this is a canadian geese feather and it was up in my child's lamp i just got out i'm not kidding and this is the one that silly did simmy the box is somewhere i don't think i'd have to take so much of my oils and smoke so much weed i have leather too if i if i stop watching all this youtube not dave hawkeye he said if i'm depressed that's my problem it's kind of what he said i said my child just died i was wanting some help with stuff i just wanted somebody to listen and he said i lost people too he said it like it was no big deal are my feelings so i know that i'm not supposed to be heard in someone else's chat now that's who i quit going in chats it's their chat this isn't mine so thank you to everyone who's been sharing my videos on my channel i can talk about what i want to talk about native americans and healing and how to heal our nation when we have all been so betrayed the veterans are in the worst shape the natives are in the worst shape and they got us all on chemicals and now they're all arguing over the name of the sun so i go climbing the rocks with the waters barefooted and crawl around in the woods i love you donna don't miss your video that said come together i don't know how to make those videos i don't know how many i don't know how to make a video of my child's pictures i can't do more than i know how to do but i am pretty genius but all this stress is making me lose my memory i've never felt still betrayed by the church and attacked by the christians and my country i can't believe it i just can't believe it anymore ever since i was gone i think i i've been in hell i i'm in hell i've come to the conclusion that 95 percent of the population is asleep and they wanted it that way for so long those shamans told me jesus wasn't real and that broke my heart and they all dumped me and called me [Music] crazy the cops didn't help me nobody actually helped me they all prayed for me nobody helped and most everyone turned on me that i thought loved me and they've all caught i don't know how much shame and rejection i can take my child's father's parents are missionaries i love you and dawn morning this feels like almost worse than jesus that's what makes somebody want to throw up if we participate in all these addictive behaviors and listen to all these religions and all this stuff we're gonna lose each other we have to focus on everything we can do to heal i have answers for making oils and helping all this suffering they're trying to divide us and they're making us suffer but i can't be studying in his story or anyone that use or anybody's doing i love you all so much yes we are that we are the chosen fallen ones they used to i read a team coons book once about the psychologist that did little tests and i've met so many of us it's called the door to december and i'm just i almost can't even help a lot of veterans because they're like i spell and they're screaming at me calling me the devil rebuking me telling me mom my baby my child is in hell yes a stroke i have to stop for a second just hold them stop talking oh when i talk about these things i like to go in the woods down by the water with the fairies and the animals the humans are scaring me i can't even get through one of these videos we need to watch out for addictive and other compulsive behaviors that are trying to take us away from our very own self and trust in ourself everyone trust yourself yes please yes jimmy you know what you need sweetie that mail's jacked up everything is jacked up and we have to be really so forgiving of all of us that we know we love each other and we know where we know who we are and we those of us that have trust issues we are focused here the women we're protectors of our children like a man will never know what that's like to birth a child ever ever ever that native american life matters that british native american impression her father was prussian o-r-b-a-n or bond whatever it is oh man i was gonna get my hulu but i can't do it i got my swimsuit on it's summertime i don't even want to be here to tell you the truth let me finish this our past oh gosh we got to watch out for these addictive and other compulsive behaviors because those will immerse us in shame there's so much trickery going on don't click on things and fall down those tunnels you gotta resist yours i show my phone off uh i showed my laptop i said [ __ ] all this technology i'm backing out that's what my friend that psychologist had to do you had to make an appointment his phone and be on on this day be doing these hours i know why when we can't think for ourselves and trust ourselves in this world i got heat coming out of my hands both sides when we cannot trust ourselves i want to use it wisely see now the hawaiians are summonsing billy pilipelli and they are tired tired of the destruction of the land okay the volcanoes are the mother so we got to simmer the people down or just sit by and watch them [ __ ] kill each other that's like uh some people are just now waking up or we can keep uh someone's in the volcano in california that's popping off while all the humans are distracted down all their distraction holes as long as they're promising us more money who cares how many of us die right maybe one day they'll learn we can't eat money our past the brain washing we may have had that imposed original shame upon us may try to put shame on us this can happen when we're all alone walking through the grocery store or just quietly going about living our life don't think don't feel don't grow or change don't be alive don't live life be ashamed be done with shame attack shame go to war with shame do you know who you are nine nine two nines facing each other 9 11 i got the message i got the message trust yourself don't wait for me don't trust me yes and don't be afraid of any of their stuff the telegram app it's also a website okay i'm trying to get together my friend zoom zoom bad royal she's over in the uk where my grandmother is from my mom's mom we called her nanny she was my nanny i had a nanny and a grandma and a granny kissing my papa i lost his suicide 2017 1996 on pope francis's birthday which i did not know his birthday's on the feast of mary magdalene birthday again july 22nd now august july 22nd my grandfather his father also cherokee alcohol abuse from churches in jesus name done with shame grief when his father killed himself i can't imagine what that would feel like to live he couldn't even write his name so i can imagine what it felt like for my father since 1996 and i know there's healing answers in this world and this saddens me that people are dying from chemicals and there are cures be done with being shamed and silenced by your own kind attack shame go to war with it learn to recognize it and avoid it like the plague brain regeneration and plants i'm gonna go live about that on tomorrow six six cannabis oils yes i sure will dawn oh yes so my sweet love you're a gardener everyone that doesn't have telegram i need everyone to focus quickly we are the healers don't listen to them yes i will die morning i am also yeah this has been uh okay donna good oh good so send me a message or look me up or something but i'm going to probably step away from my phone after this i want to i'm going to talk about this psychedelics tomorrow and the benefits of all this stuff banisteriopsis capping as well and and the things that i did and how i managed to make it through the death of my child overdosing and why these people are playing tricks with my mind i had to cuss out my psych psychotherapist he's a psychotherapist i said i know that you guys got all the healing stuff banned and you've been giving us chemicals oh i was shaking standing up screaming at him that last zoom meeting yes i know simmy i know it is sweetie i can't even believe everybody's like under a spell and i can't get him to wake up you guys i don't know if we're gonna have to replace it what they're giving in the skies with uh replace it with dmt or something good lord have mercy learn to recognize it and avoid it like the plague yes avoid it like the plague don't don't attack just walk away is the key walk away i know i know dawn everyone's under a spill my russian prayer warrior works at the water plant can you believe this she fast and praise oh lord have mercy i know it don i need out in the country and i want to i want to start helping people i want to move around i'm trying to travel a traveling shaman like christ all right low-key less haters less stalkers you can't see at least i can see the people in front of me know who's working for me who's working against me 111. yeah i know who is working for us and who is behaving like devils i'm wrapping up i'm harvesting right now until in morning it's envelope opening time i'm finishing up my plans uh i'm busy girl you know it you know it so i gotta stay grounded plus in saturn's in capricorn camera saturn's in my capricorn rising until uh for a while next year i gotta stay with the earth listen to the earth and the animals not the media please please it change is coming don just hang in there i want to talk to you about tweedle farms uh tomato farms cbg and cbn look it up just google it and and we need infusers and start making oils yes we are divine alchemists all right we have to focus don't worry about what they're doing anymore at all and we can focus on on healing all the healers some people learning are getting to the point where they are uh we're gonna need assistance for lots of people lots of people are suffering so bad so the ones that are doing okay um it is our job to be guides you guys let's go to natural healing today i would deliberately refuse to get caught up in the shame floating around the world it's not ours to take we've all are like survivors of narcissistic abuse yes if i cannot resist it i will feel it you guys didn't just have a man that drugged and abused your child show up on your doorstep after they drugged your child and now your child's dead nobody is saying i said this man showed up at my house i almost lost my ever loving mind you guys i'm amazed i cannot believe my brain has had enough shock i can't if anybody wants to ask what's wrong with me let's look at a picture of my brain torture trickery i trust no one and i can't believe what's going on so if anybody says don't react while your child was drugged and preyed upon by men that you had kicked out of your house by the police and he showed up at your house [ __ ] drunk trying to talk to you tell me how you would react when you see the man men that sexually abused and drugged your child at the store what do you guys do so all these people that have been telling me to watch all this other [ __ ] guess what i got going on over here i got men praying on me if i walk out of the house i can't go to the blasted store without men on drugs and i'm trying to and i'm trying to teach a channel that keeps trying to tell me to watch everything else i'm trying to make oils i'm trying to grow plants i'm trying to not be depressed i'm trying to not blow my brains out or hurt these other people and not be angry it's like people keep testing me and wondering why the [ __ ] i'm reacting they're stabbing their fingers in a wound that they won't let me heal in my brain in my eyes in my heart in my ears my child trafficking sex abuse survivor we weren't trafficked we were drugged and tortured and it's not stopped there are boys up here everywhere all of that yes [ __ ] sex thank you dawn don't ask me what's wrong with me anybody that's really watching my channel knows what's going on anybody that's listening lord [ __ ] sex today i would deliberately refuse to get up got caught up in the shame floating around the world and all the drama if i can't resist it i will feel it accept it and then be done with it as quickly as possible shut my phone off and go into the window so god help us to know that it's okay to love ourselves trust ourselves accept ourselves help ourselves took time for ourselves and refused to admit to all this shame and all this stuff right we have to take time to heal this grief there are i can't be distracted i'm meant to uh a submission is is going on trying to pull me that spiritual warfare is out of this world for your mind and when we can't think for ourselves it's not good stop letting them tell you your mind what to do stop watching it just stop don't believe anything they say about anything trust yourself i told my friend yesterday trust yourself just trust yourself don't live in fear of the shot or without it of the mask or without it of anything stay connected to the earth watch the animals stop listening to everything they're saying i can feel a lot of people still worry right now just they are trying to [ __ ] with our heads all right intentionally we have all been [ __ ] with with our minds for so long we can't trust anyone stop watching it i mean i go share stuff to my facebook group and i get the [ __ ] out of there i can't even deal with all the stuff in telegram until i'm at the right spot i just keep telling people i'll be back when i can please i gotta have my space right now people are violating my boundaries i'm trying not to it was my cousin is still missing it was just her birthday and i just had a revelation to what happened to her and i'm really not in a good spot with what is going on in this world both political sides are [ __ ] with our head a narcissistic abuse if i get off course help me to learn change into shame into guilt correct our own behaviors not worry about anybody else's grass don't worry about what anybody else is doing hello here's santa everybody just trust yourself i don't want anybody to be trusted in the media anymore if we're paying for these things and these services and they're trying to get us against each other don't believe just just for today don't believe anything that they say stay on the positive track stay connected to the earth drink water stay away from the news feeds stop clicking on the videos stop it you can trust yourself that's what i want to tell you you can trust yourself don't even be waiting for me if i take a break don't be surprised there is too much confusion for traumatized brains right now and that's on the autism spectrum yep all we have to do is get up it's us paying the elites phone bills with our phone bills all right all the i already did this in 2019 the illusion of us you're right silly you're right don't fit into it you're right the project isn't gonna work sweetie you're right okay watch words be careful i see what's happening watch your words we taught this to be impeccable with words the illusion of us i told you i love you cassandra i don't even want to reread this now they would probably take it i was scared when i was ordering it in 2019. use your words the republicans in the color red the masculine male dominant side of the brain you guys and they want to make america the leading them fracking and our whole country is already jacked up earthquakes all right i got this pencil sharpener oklahoma that trails him tears from virginia all the way you guys and the churches are attacking me for them for teaching the native healing stuff and the doctors are attacking me and they're gonna start doing cannabis at the treatment centers for people coming off of opiates and stuff so i feel like i'm supposed to be teaching some things native american healing i know so we i'm a 1980s baby i know i know i know and now guess what's next year simmy we had that 555 portal this year next year is this end when you don't take sides you can see clear more clearly when you just observe dang that'll be his birthday oh lord have mercy next year i better check out that'll be a week before's birthday 11 days before his birthday don't time travel heather stay in there right now if i get off course help us to learn to change shame and to give correct the behavior and move forward with my life and immediate self-love okay i gotta i gotta get this one done i gotta go oh my goodness oh donny oh donny donny i've been praying so hard for you since last year i did a special video on his birthday for him i did special so many special prayers for barack obama in 2013 too oh my gosh it's the fifth i need to know who wants in the drawing for the book and if you win if you want it i'm going to get it to you [Applause] straight away oh my list is gone again i need an apprentice i need a secretary lord have mercy i need some growers all over the place you guys i need some gardeners you guys are ready we need some gardeners oh we need some fingers that are gonna be busy in the dirt not not on the thing i just want to travel though i can't stay moving i can't stay still right now it's like i'm i'm i'm an aries i'm planting seeds okay see me once in it all right you guys oh gosh i can't believe i lost the book again i'm in the paper dear jesus my country has traumatized me so badly dear yahshua thank you so much for your patience thank you so much for loving me dear horace i can't believe what's going on anymore dear god it's to me margaret dear isis it's me harlequin dear mother mary oh lord have mercy dear mother mary and to me heather dawn i know i've been talking to you my whole life long thank you so much dear inanna dear me i forgive you i don't know where the list is i'm sure i'll find it later i can't waste all this time hold on although i am looking up some canadian languages and what got chopped in in english and the colors you all said do they say whilst with a t that sounds harder for me well we kind of like shortened everything up whilst oh all right wrote your buddy i'm about to wrap this up i'll take it tomorrow i'm going to be talking about cannabis and psilocybin mushrooms no i know you guys the canadians told me i spell colors funny and i said well i they just told me they just they just told me how to say these things you guys don't be making fun of us i want the natives to teach me some native language they're so pissed off in the groups they don't even want me to talk it's too american and white i said please don't make fun of me please don't make fun of me you guys it's not my fault yeah yeah it's just words you guys tom miguel ruiz just left the beatles and he couldn't even speak a lick of english when he was a little spanish boy yes jesus christ is here love love love it's the lover's card jesus christ is here whoa because in the year after that what's that gonna be it oh the eight infinity is my hair 777 it'll be july 777 2024 matthew 24 there's a total solar eclipse over america we gotta get to work yes in australia that i said whilst i see it in my oracles that are from australia oh yes let's read this today we forgive ourselves i am now willing to forgive myself okay listen we got we are healers stop watching everyone else we're gonna work on energy okay like seriously you tapping don't use your clicky little fingers on the internet all day take your hands talk to yourself ask yourself your higher self i'm serious it sounds insane detach from everything make sure you get sun go out absorb some right moderation is the key if you're white as it goes don't go sit in the sun all day all right use common sense everything trust yourself follow your first stuff don't let anybody's in their little things try to trick your mind all right no one you trust yourself not the media nothing else and use our fingers to plant to heal to thank you dawn morning yes you guys if you got your videos oh donna let me get you a a uh a wrench and cassandra i'll get you a wrench we got some really powerful women in here you guys um i'm not going to stream live anywhere else now and that's what keeps cutting me off trying to do multiples yes dawn so you're okay we can use absolutely for healing ourself if i have knee pain and headaches i stop looking for answers and asking anyone else to heal me i stop everything i shut everything off and i talk to my body before i take ibuprofen before i reach for a pill i stop and i talk to my body and say what do i need to do for me that is for me to do that is the most important yes that this is only where i'm staying right now i don't trust the fake book all right and twitter bought out periscope twitter okay i really don't even trust this thing but i've already learned how to operate this i can't deal with anymore else yes turn everything off if you have a headache ex please don't watch that bloody news anymore no one trust yourself oh here's a prayer for us today blessed and divine holy spirit oh you can reach up and say hallelujah thank you right today we forgive ourselves we are so grateful we forgive ourselves for judging our true self less than a perfect creation of divinity the great and wonderful spirits that we are we forgive ourselves for not asking for what we need and want we don't ask anyone but our higher self we know us right we forgive ourselves for believing we do not deserve to be happy that we don't deserve a crown we forgive ourselves for all the things we have done and not done in support of this belief we forgive ourselves for judging ourself unworthy and not trusting ourselves or loving ourselves we forgive ourselves for all the things that we have done that supported this belief we forgive ourselves for all the judgments that we have held against ourselves and we thank you so much for this forgiveness we receive it and we are so grateful we forgive ourselves of all the behaviors that supported us in holding judgment against our very own body all shame is gone we're healed hallelujah we're forgiven oh we're so grateful we forgive ourself for not believing we have inabilities we forgive ourselves for the judgments we have held about ourself against ourself that have not allowed our god-given abilities and talents to shine through us we forgive ourselves for allowing anyone else to make us feel unworthy and that we weren't meant to shine so bright together oh there's a a heart over over kennedy i found out what they're doing to the kids around here with that opiates and fentanyl hello darkness my old friend that's another try to throw me in the hospital on my other channel when they start putting me through hell in this and i'm about to have nervous to break down to guys um it's not good for me let's finish this forgive ourselves i was telling my child you aren't what anybody says you are ignore them my sweet angel just tell them [ __ ] you she would rough to the cops that kid that sweet angel of mine so i started rapping to the cops when they tried to hospitalize to me my kid was spinning and walking around and shining like a leo no one's saying do this no one's saying be there all over their streams you go baby leo and now i keep hearing get up mama go get him tiger back to what the valentine said when i picked it out they were from our first apartment by ourselves the valentine's from kindergarten in first grade and i pulled one out and it said to garrett from kayla go get him tiger i said okay i will sweet angel i forgive myself right we forgive ourselves for any of the judgments we held about ourselves against ourselves that may not that have not allowed our god-given great wonderful holy spirit given abilities to shine through us we forgive ourselves for judging ourself weak oh we're not weak those who open the lord will renew their strength they will soar like the wings on the eagle they will walk they will ruin and never grow weary or run and who knows they will walk and never be faint that's a german no that's our day of 40 31 40 31 see look i'm just programmed with everything i studied you guys i'm not even kidding i can't believe the scripture comes out of my mouth i study jesus so much and all those things it's insane what's happening i forgive myself right for judging myself to be anything other than perfect whole and complete is right here inside of us you guys the spirit it's been here alone right inside trust yourself if you feel your heart trust your breath of life and don't let him try to take it from you or shame you if you don't want to wear a mask or if you don't want to get a shot this is no reverse shaming on anyone's free choice or will we are all freestyle from things and the humans have to love generation acceptance you got your halos on too right i forgive myself for trusting anyone else i forgive myself for not trusting myself i forgive myself for thinking somebody else knew the answers for me all my life my mom's been telling me what to do i wonder if i'll ever be old enough to think for myself and make my own decision without getting corrected critiqued and criticized rejected and shamed i wonder if one day i'll be old enough to make a decision oh dear jesus how old do you got to be before you can follow you oh when you get to heaven oh dear i forgive myself for being angry with myself i forgive myself for being angry with anyone else i forgive myself for all the things that i have done and not done to justify remaining angry with myself i forgive myself for not trusting myself hallelujah i forgive myself for not trusting myself speak that one somebody type that on the screen are we mad at ourselves we're putting our trust in false things don't beat yourself up love your selfie take time to massage and love your body go to the park go outside and connect with the earth and grow things and use your hands to massage yourself get a back massager if you need to i get huge knots from stress in my shoulders and now i know it's from lack of emotional support on the spinal chart my spine lack of emotion or support rejection they told me it feels like my wings are coming in it pinches in between my shoulder blade and i gotta get this deep tissue massager and get it out my suppressed emotions and mine come out like floodgates for the whole world to see so i'd imagine what kind of pain i was saying if i would have repressed everything that's probably why my knee went out wow i used to have to limp i was on all those pain pills right side the left side of the body a damaged relationship with your father left side of the brain right knee this is all metaphysical beliefs jesus healed the false beliefs they started calling them demons oh lord have mercy so i forgive myself for not trusting myself say it again i forgive myself for not trusting myself i forgive myself for trusting the media i forgive myself for trusting anyone who but myself and everybody that thought they knew what i needed to do for my child i forget them too everyone that told me what to do and put all that stress on me i forgive cindy g she said she'd promote me on her channel i forgive all the people who have led me astray knowingly or unknowingly today i can release you know till our dark side of the moon wrinkle fire eclipse on the 10th indoors oh yes hold on my channel and messed up a day a month i mean thank you chris santa oh i forgive all the patriots i can't hold on to this anger release it down the river this is the beginning of a brand new day it says fortune you've been given this day to use as you will as you will whatever you choose to do if you think you need to watch videos all day to find the truth about you or you think you need to know what's going on in the world it's probably an imbalance solar plexus chakra you need to step away from your device turn that sucker off and go outside and see what the animals and the earth and the wind and the clouds have to say to you go sit outside get you a little bit of sun get your sunglasses off let it into your eyes as psychologists said dmt melatonin is produced naturally through the eyeballs don't stay in the dark don't stay comfortable there that's your choice you can waste it or use it for good what you do with today is important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it when tomorrow comes this will be gone forever this day it is in its peace is something you have left behind left behind let it be something good i watched that movie again at christmas at 9 12 another place i said 9 11 9 12 utc it's the annular wrinkle flower eclipse it's the the ring of fire and it is a tour shifting to gemini see i gotta focus so i can get all my energy absolutely correct i want to do another release to be for that another card ready no joke i want to get out the native spirit guards and that in the earth warriors too and we got the mayan guards down oh gosh this it might just get interesting good i forgive myself for all the things i've done to support the belief that myself was untrustworthy i forgive myself completely and unconditionally for all judgments i've held about my and against myself and i now realize how these judgments have diminished the perfect unfolding and development of the divine self i am this is uh 6 20 21. until today you may have thought it was important to learn how to forgive others just for today be devoted to forgiving yourself for all of the infractions you have committed against your true self yes yes crafty you trust yourself you trust yourself they are all liars liars i am so glad their pants don't catch on fire i don't want vengeance fire scary i already had a fire baptism and you know that guy from suicide squad he was accidentally sitting he was too powerful yeah bad liars that's the name of a song i'm not kidding i'm a bad liar there's that song by the other ones make that money watch it burn sing to the river the lessons i learned uh we'll be counting stars i'm glad their noses don't grow could you imagine that was in my child's movie when she was missing her father i was a little tiny child and he was in prison oh just a crying pinocchio working for his father father i said oh my sweet angel why are you crying and i was trying to work a job and pray for an apartment and have some alcohol after my child was ready for bed and i didn't know he hurt my child and i didn't understand what the behavioral problem started doing and you don't know how long i've been in shock since i found out what he did to my baby her own dad i tried to kill myself for a long time because i didn't know why my child wanted to turn into a boy or why all these boys were hurting me and when i found out that her father did those unspeakable things to my baby i just couldn't believe that some of these people were who they said they were and how i didn't know but the man i grew to love called jesus put me right where i needed to be so they would let me know it wasn't my fault and how much i am loved by the spirit whether the humans think it or not that was the best day of my life i just couldn't believe how much jesus loved me and then i get the conflicting messages from the church persecution they don't crucify you these days and they can't burn people alive they just drug you and throw you in this psychiatric unit and give you a bunch of labels they would do the same thing to jesus he would be on thor zine and hell though and tried to drown mary magdalene in jesus name baptism forced to have many sons after the line of abraham jewish jesus circumcision and male domination and i'm sick inside i can't believe what the church is doing for so long so i don't really need the approval of the world and there's a bunch of hatred straight hatred going on in jesus name i can't even believe it they're under spills heavily heavy spells all right you guys i'm gonna go i'll take i'll turn the comments on if you need to reach me my emails below i'll get to it when i can i can lay silly thank you so much i love you i am going outside yeah i am i'm gonna go out there and talk with my angel and see what animals and stuff come i love you thank you all for being here so today until today you may have thought it was important to learn how to forgive others just for today be devoted to forgiving yourself for all these infractions you have committed against your true self so what if our abuser is ourself what if we've been abusing ourselves yeah take it easy take it easy we could have a song before we go today i'm devoted to accepting forgiveness from myself to martial you want this is my song for my child hold on this is our song my little simba hold on i gotta get my necklace if you're shy if you're new here anyone everyone the uk they sell knickers in a can i'm not gonna go through all that they recommend you turn your headphones up really loudly and put your knickers over your eyes girls and you can block out all the distractions now if you've ever watched russia's toughest prisons they blindfold them and take them different directions when they move from a building so they never know where they're going right you got to learn counting steps and things like that to walk in the dark if you use your ex extra sensory dab into your extra sensory feel don't think right don't think too much feel follow your heart get outside go into the wilderness if you go into the wilderness without a phone you don't have to be interrupted there's really not distractions you will see and hear it and feel and know everything you need to know there will be animal signs there will be i made this for my child 8 19 around to that time august july august 20 20. it was a birthday present when she turned 22. kenny kayla my sweet angel and i had to get in the bag in the clothes that she that body left they're so early that'd be cut off to get this out and i took me months to burn those clothes but um every time i go in there it i can smell i get hit with more shock waves of grief after shocks after shocks on my nervous system so this is a lion king and they are gonna it's it's a zazu zazu as soon as we get to the water hole the sooner we can leave where are we going to the elephant graveyard whoa how are we gonna ditch the dodo how you gonna ditch the bossy pants oh look the barsy pants party birds bossy humans bossy shamans everybody telling me what to watch you're gonna get married yuck ew gross ew why would you even tell us that sorry to bust your bubble well when i'm king that'll be the first to change in that case you're fired he's the future king kings and queens adjust your crown oh a pretty pathetic king huh not the way i see it i'm gonna be a monkey so enemies anywhere well i've never seen a kingdom beast with quite so little hair i'm gonna beat the main event like looking worse before i'm brushing up or looking down or working on my spiral breath or uninspiring taste oh i just can't wait to be king a queen now it's ain't do this no one saying be there no one saying stop that know what's happening here breathe out run around all day that's definitely free to do it all my way i think it's time that you and i arranged a heart-to-heart kings don't need advice from little old hornbills for start this is where the monarchy is headed count me out out of service out of africa i wouldn't hang about this child is getting wildly out of way oh i can't wait to begin everybody look left everybody look right everywhere we look they're standing for life it's gonna be king silver spider get away let me get some drums i beg your pardon madam the bossy bird got set on by a hippo i'm breaking free from uh mind control and christian programming and indoctrination since they came over stealing our children and murdering us nobody's saying do this or be there and i'm realizing just who's working with me and who's working against me when there's healing for a nation so traumatized and abused pure love yeah i'm getting some yes thank you kinley oh yes the orbs of my sweet child you got that right there's healing for alcohol use you see this we are the shamans it we are energy yes always release it always go your flow don't let i'm watching these christians these religions persecuted each other in jesus name and they're making me so sick inside i can't eat then i they it the levels of yes i am a number one the magician no all my life that's one and i did this prayer on 11 11 i'm not kidding look at this this is unreal and i didn't even know it was veteran's day i like it was to awaken the divine feminine and now i got this is so crazy i just can't even believe everything you guys that's the whole meditation see november 11th of 2011 is 11 and now i found 11 11 code my other that one tarot card reader is um 11. i wish i could make a video of this what the ocean did after it it says please share with as many people as possible as many as something friends to contribute to the illuminating christ reality i did this i did this at uh santa cruz beach it's cowell beach in santa cruz california right at this by the san francisco bay area it's a monterey bay and the water went crazy i mean just crazy instructions was to sit in a relaxed upright position straighten your spine open the top of your head and connect to the cosmos so i made a a circle out of seaweed and stones and stuff after i did ayahuasca it's almost like i go into a trance when i do these things and i just follow my intuition and pick things up as i go i'm not in my human mind straighten your spine open the top of your head and connect to the cosmos from the base of the spine send a root down to this core of the earth and pull energy from above and below flow both streams into your heart seeing it shine like a light expand and grow your energy to encompass the entire earth say i am love i am love i am love i receive so put your hands upright i receive our seed your left hands your receiving hand your right hand that's your root core now let me show you the little thing i got at the metaphysical store i took to the beach that day i got a chakra one a pendulum it was on the counter and the little hispanic women that came to clean the place i was living in there aren't cleaners not myself knocked it on the ground when they were cleaning and the red one came off and disappeared only the red one that's the lowest vibration color in the whole spectrum imagine the geometry of your consciousness form this is made in two squares based pyramids occupying the same space the right side of pyramid has five points and the upside down pyramid rotated 45 degree angles has five points also ooh the five-pointed star that's what my child drew everywhere five points this creates five ten points of consciousness just like your ten toes and your ten fingers and the ten separates in the tree of life now this is what i had come to me because of my child's father's name is david they still i really did have the star of david and red and blue make purple i think this maybe you have to enter the dark the abyss in order to have the shield on maybe this is right i think it might be this just came to me am i when i can think for myself i'm an artist actually i don't need anybody to tell me what to draw or what to do they can give me suggestions and they can give me some [Music] but hints don't like it when people tell me what i have to do because i don't talk to people like that i don't like bossy pantses i've been bossed around my whole life i was never allowed to think for myself and now i'm pretty impressed when i learn to trust in myself you are the temple of the spirit the 11th separate in the middle is the chicana the divine feminine in all her forms the mother their sister the daughter lover etc grandmother contains all of these feminine expressions that's what i had grandmother ayahuasca the yellow line and the red vine oh yes absolutely i always have to outside garden with mother earth oh yes cassandra yes i i shut the computer down i don't oh good i'm glad we're broken free of this we don't have to be bossed around boss advances there's a lot of bossy ass people here so this is what we say i have the grandmother i ask hello emma sweetie this is the divine feminine clearing we already did if you go look up free flow for love 369 11 11 readings or whatever i don't know it's probably in my child's i gotta find put it in my child's videos i'll organize it some more later but i already read this opera and did a huge reading for it it's about divining uniting the two aspects of the spirit in us in us so the grandmother ayahuasca the shaman sent me this it says now assist the divine feminine in clearing all trauma beloved grandmother all wrongs are now forgiven all mistakes are corrected and all misunderstandings are clear right during mercury retrograde we thank you hermes brother deliverance all of past life secret and he hidden agendas any human being is now caring is released fully healed and forgiven full healing is now facilitated and we are completely clear of any trauma caused from being hurt wounded burned at this stake tortured beaten raped drawn and quartered stoned exiled strangled beheaded sowed into slavery or sexual servitude tortured or any other pain by any other human whatsoever we are all free from captivity of our minds bodies souls we are forgiven we are beloved receive it we are so grateful we now receive you fully the love and completely construct into the construct of our body energy space and consciousness hold on i got a sewage that we be able to receive love receive receive you gotta be open both hands receive love integrate and recalibrate our being as a container full of your beautiful essence for all of our dear brothers and sisters who all have a history in her story right and we invite your frequency to contribute to our being and always even at a cellular and subatomic level that all resistance and judgments be removed to fully receive you in love and grace i mix milled and merge your vibration to transform all of my being into the pure illuminated form i'm just sweating i claim this illuminated form as an ancient birthright my ancient birthright your ancient birthright now i let my light shine into every human plant mineral and sentiment being of this world like a wave of light lightly lightly encompassing the planet i allow my luminescence to be the combined to be combined with the eight billion plus cells of this reality to transform it beyond imagination accessing the field of the infinite possibility i channel all that is to me and combined with this co-created light and so let my light shine and so it is aho shokuna uh-ho i use it with theirself and then women i.e 11-11 back story shekinah glory it says remember that 12 21 of 12 corrected a dimensional back dimensional back feed that's what we're doing we're clearing spaces and we are are bringing the light to the places right it's we're like energy portals and we have to keep it moving don't let the darkness attach to us and lower our vibration we have to be able to resist you are the power corrected a dimensional feedback loop the frequencies back to the right zone you have to stay out of their horrible news bringers all those doom and gloomers they're going to be the ones suffering later so you just keep keep moving and keep going with you allowed us to move into 60 love at your heart chakra they didn't do their hard work that's not our problem 6d love that we don't have to go so low and stay low some people haven't handled a lot of things emotionally and our vibration might be too high for some people you guys and i have to remember that all the time that i talk a million miles a minute and it i can blow somebody's mind how fast i type it's almost like my brain is a high speed computer and i'm in a slowed down world that is um half asleep it's kind of interesting what's going on backfeed loop that allowed us to move into 60 love 70 80 90 10 d and now 11 d this dimension is transformation and the magnified partisans oh my butterfly was born on my birthday of the divine feminine the eleventh separate in the tree of life dayat yes is out of the middle yes it is that is her that's it i did it right i did it see what happens when i follow my own intuition and don't go just limit myself to one freaking belief i did it right hallelujah since 2018 is 11 november 11th is in the highest vibration of this frequency expressed as 11 11 11 full illumination remember there are 10 separates 22 pathways between them then this is the source of tarot the tongues when the divine feminine is added plus 01 equals 33. oh that's when i got baptized we get the number for christ consciousness that's when i started studying jesus i mean hardcore fasting and praying i can't even believe i don't i have no clue what they prayed over me you guys a fully integrated divine feminine then can achieve an illuminating reality how can we work together to achieve light so this is unreal the waters went crazy and let me see if i can get the waters on here whoops oh my gosh it's 42 seconds long shut the front door i'm wearing a 42 shirt right now and it's sideways let me see if they still go up here oh i can't even twist it wow it should be there again i did this video [Music] oh nice amazing [ __ ] incredible and then i went back and after i did that prayer i went back that was going on | Lady Spell Breaker 13:13 ☥ ☤ | UCxycPu1u8KldxMYJqtSC8hg | 2021-06-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 13,513 | 69,449 |
PHe0qzAYYNc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0qzAYYNc | Dhour for Grasshopper - Periodic Statistics | hi this tutorial covers the periodic statistics component which performs statistical analysis on a set of hours based on a defined time interval for example this tool is useful for finding the weekly average monthly diurnal highs and lows or yearly sum of the values of each of the d hours keys to see its potential let's start with a simple illustration by using a quick heat map we can see the effect of the component on a sample key in this case i've selected dry bulb temperature but let's start fresh here we see a set of d hours and i'm going to pull down our primitive heat map which we will be able to plug this statistic component into so right clicking on our setup d hours i'm going to input the name of the key that i would like into a simple panel and pasting that in we'll then need to bring down our periodic statistics component which is found under the d-hour filter tab and this requires just a couple of inputs first we have our set of d hours and the second is the time period by which this statistical analysis will be performed so we could use a simple panel to input words such as daily weekly monthly etc i'm going to use a pre-edited value list component which can be found under the inputs tab by right-clicking it we can edit it so that it now reads all of our options by putting in our daily period we can then test it with a primitive d hour and see what our mean output is one thing to note is that our output dr's are labeled surrogate hours this allows elements to break gracefully downstream if there are an insufficient number of hours to input we can see that our dr's have been reduced to the 365 days of the year and it still is retaining the three original keys plugging this into our heat map we see a horizontal band of all of these daily hours and if i had chosen a different element such as monthly diurnal we would see that the diurnal number of hours causes it to be plotted vertically and the number of hours are now 288 which is those 24 hours of the day multiplied by the 12 months of the year so considering the rest of our outputs we have the option to look at mean which is the average of the values the mode which is the most commonly occurring value the quartile values or the sum of all of the values the quartiles are defined by q4 as the highest value q0 is the lowest q2 as the median or middle value and then q1 and q3 as the 25th and 75th percentiles respectively so let's see a sample spatialization created using this periodic statistics component here we see radial time value graphs plotting average diagonal dry bulb temperature by drawing a line representing the mean values and a colorized band representing the broader range of second and third quartiles around the mean more specifically we've used the double gradient colorization for temperature and relative humidity to colorize these hours and we've used the periodic statistics tool to pull the monthly diurnal values for the mean q3 and q1 values of the colorized d hours into a number of radial time value plots we've set the value keys and ranges for a consistent range of dryball temperatures and have created a consistent base plane and radial domain for the graphs so that they will plot together in the same space from here we've plotted the mean lines as a series of polylines using grasshopper and the colorized mesh is generated from the two perimeter lines of the q1 and q3 stats points and is similarly plotted the labels and grid are also generated using grasshopper components and now through the spatialization of the periodic statistics component we can more easily understand the temperature trends of these monthly diurnal cycles | kyle steinfeld | UC3UXD7uDolTnkhIbsyFaJZg | 2013-09-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 674 | 3,669 |
4vcl2rnyb-o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vcl2rnyb-o | Turmeric or Curcumin: Plants vs. Pills | [Music] supplement manufacturers often fall into the same reductionist trap as the drug companies herbs are assumed to only have one main active ingredient so if you can isolate it and purify it into a pill the thinking goes you can boost the effects kumin is described as the active ingredient in turmeric but is it the active ingredient or just a active ingredient is just one of many different components of the whole food spice there's also cyclo kumin and and kumin and tarine turmerone T Marinol only limited Studies have compared the potential of turmeric with kumin but some suggest turmeric the whole food may work even better and not just against colon cancer cells this group of researchers at Anderson Cancer Center in Texas pitted k against seven different types of human cancer cells in vitro and also turmeric for example kumin kicks butt against breast cancer cells but turmeric the whole food kicks even more butt kumin against pancreatic cancer turmeric against pancreatic cancer colon cancer multiple Myoma myogenous leukemia and more coloral cancer they found that turmeric was more potent compared to kumin suggesting that components other than kumin can also contribut contribute to anti-cancer activities most clinical studies treating diseases in people have used kumin supplements as opposed to whole turmeric but none have tried using turmeric components other than kumin but uh see even kumin free turmeric exhibits anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer activities although kumin is believed to account for most activities of turmeric research over the past decades has indicated that kumin free turmeric so turmeric with the so-called active ingredient removed is as effective or even more effective than kumin containing turmeric there are turmerones for example in turmeric but processed out to make kumin supplements which may exhibit both anti-cancer as well as anti-inflammatory activities so I I assumed this VI would conclude let's stop giving people kumin supplements and just give people the whole food spice Turmeric but instead they were like hey let's make all sorts of different termic derived [Music] supplements | NutritionFacts.org | UCddn8dUxYdgJz3Qr5mjADtA | 2016-06-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 343 | 2,150 |
IoewgsJLkg8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoewgsJLkg8 | Beau Greaves: 'I wasn't at my best today, but I enjoyed the games' | WDF World Masters 2022 | are just written down in history books again you just won the World Masters how do you feel yeah I feel absolutely brilliant I think um in the semi-finals a bit nervous but I think when I come off stage and I sort of just thought forget about it and then I'm still back to the side of the honestly I played all right I know it wasn't my best but yeah I enjoyed playing the game so that's all it matters you just gave Dieter headman a big hug what does she mean for you one of the former winners of this tournament yeah absolutely amazing she's a one of one of my best mates in darts and she's I was sort of lovely and I know she'll support me in whatever whatever I'm playing and I'm vice versa you know when she's absolutely brilliant and it's just nice to sort of let someone else know what it feels like someone's just doing you we do have to talk a little bit about yesterday you lost the game out of a sudden was that a surprising feeling to La like were you used to yeah you probably weren't used to even losing a game even was it a weird feeling for you no I think obviously I lost in um the last I played she was absolutely brilliant to be fair and you know what it starts in it you get beat you win some you lose some but I deserve to lose I wasn't the better player and Feb she's an amazing player and I hope it's obviously to see a bit more comps because she's brilliant coming up soon is the PDC World Championships are you ready I think so I think obviously the more time to go on stage is it's the more harder it's not to think about but I think obviously next week when it comes to spell just I'll do my best and if I play bad I play bad if I play Rather play well but um yeah it's just going to dance at the end of the day and I look forward to it next week you almost seem so comfortable on stages like these but will you be just as comfortable on the biggest stage of them all I think so I think you know it's exactly the same as playing something else it's only a stage in a dartboard and like I said I've I've only got three darts and they've only got three doubts so we'll see what happens but uh yeah it's just about enjoying the time you have on there because you never know when it's going to come again so I'll yeah I'm just looking forward to it now and hope today it will go it'll go all right well said and enjoy the party tonight yeah I will do thank you | Darts Actueel | UCAQrjFZr7MYVNBO4rKy-wQQ | 2022-12-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 487 | 2,383 |
DLs5LvZXxfc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLs5LvZXxfc | SGP 2019 Expectations | Boll Warsaw SGP | my goal is to know is to be able champion and I want to do this we will see what happens all season because we have ten ten rounds and I think will be hard but I can do that in the back of my mind I have a picture when I'm standing on the top of the podium in Turin with the gold medal around my neck so that's the ultimate goal but it's a long way there and we gotta stay in the present and take one run by by one round I'm 100 percent healthy that's that's the main thing for the sport man and now I can just focus only on racing on winning and this is all I do this season so focus on on the pricing and try win the most heat is possible and I'm not here just to take part so I'm in a GP to fight for top place so that's what I am to do we will see because we have the first meeting in Warsaw is opened the Speedway Grand Prix we need to remember we had turned around so I hope raised in the all-round and fighting for the best for the best place and make them more points so this is important I think for me but we will see what's happened waiting for the for the Tauri the Astra we've got many hopes I'm just gonna stay positive and get the points in the first couple of rounds and and try to stay injury-free again how do you crash a couple of weeks back but hopefully that's the last one obviously I have hopes to to be able to win meetings and be able to to be at the top but I think everybody is the same here everybody's aiming for the top and you know that's why I'm here too but it's gonna be a long season it's gonna be a tough one and ya just need to take it step by step and I know I'm able to win meetings and one grand priest before and obviously that's what I'm aiming to do as well here Odin would be brilliant you know anything is possible to be honest the few is really even so as I said before it's very important to be consistent but you know it's just it's simple it's just gotta be fast | FIM Speedway Grand Prix | UChi93Xpz5u2lCC4zrM6UIpQ | 2019-05-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 402 | 1,911 |
BQETdWgeC6k | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQETdWgeC6k | Trump Not Immune: DC Court of Appeals Decision | [Music] well hi everyone it is chrisy and I'm just going to do a spontaneous live stream again I'd actually planned to do this stream but to read out the um some of the Amicus with the Cure the friend of the court filings from some people about the 14th Amendment uh but as I was working out I just finished a 2-hour workout of my bike which is why I'm mess I decided you know I heard the decision I was like I I want to hear what this is all about so I thought you know it was kind of nice last time to have a bit of company as I did the read through and so I thought I would do it again the thumbnail for this video is wrong I know but like um my thinking was I need to get on here I need to get the thing R out and then I can go have a shower and I can organize the rest of my life but if I do anything like if I have a shower and have dinner this isn't going to get done so let's go uh I haven't looked at this at all I have no idea um how it's going to go but I'm going to do this the way that I've been doing these videos generally which is to let it run but if I see you know like a footnote that's really long or whatever else I'm going to skip that I'm just going to do the body of the text so our video says here like 1 hour and change but it probably won't be that long cuz I will skip some things like I've already skipped a couple pages so are ready I'm excited are you excited I'm excited uh because anytime Trump loses I'm happy so yeah let's get uh let's just get going it's going to be um this case was argued before Henderson Charles and pan circuit judges opinion for the court filed perum perum Donald J Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States on November 8th 2016 he was sworn into office at noon on January 20 2017 and serve until his term expired at noon on January 20 2021 at that moment president Trump became former president Trump and his successor Joseph R Biden became president and began his own 4-year term us const art 2 one although this three sequence is set by the Constitution ID amend XX it did not proceed peacefully indeed from Election Day 2020 forward the government alleges that President Trump denied that he had lost his bid for a second term and challenged the election results through litigation pressure on state and federal officers the organization of an alternate slate of electors and other means in uh sorry y'all I didn't mean to interrupt but I think that there's a little bit of a problem with the speechify so I'm going to go ahead and just refresh this so that it doesn't have that sound and hopefully once I just refresh this it'll pick up and it'll be perfectly fine so let's fingers crossed that's what will happen come on internet you can do it I believe in you come on internet I'll turn off a couple other things that might also help just to reduce the CPU interference in the constitutionally prescribed sequence culminated with a Washington DC rally held on January 6th 2021 the day set by the Electoral count act 3 USC 15a for the Congress to meet in joint session to certify the election results the rally headlined by President Trump resulted in a March of thousands to the capital and the violent breach of the Capitol building the breach delayed the Congressional proceedings for several hours and it was not until the early morning of January 7th that the 2020 presidential election results were certified naming Joseph ARB Biden as the soon to be 46th president since then hundreds of people who breached the capital on January 6 20121 have been prosecuted and imprisoned and on August 1st 2023 in Washington DC former president Trump was charged in a for count indictment as a result of his actions challenging the election results and interfering with the sequence set forth in the constitution for the transfer of power from one president to the next former president Trump moved to dismiss the indictment and the district court denied his motion today we affirmed the denial for the purpose of this criminal case former president Trump has become citizen Trump with all of the defenses of any other criminal defendant but any executive immunity that may have protected him while he served as president no longer protects him against this prosecution four I background former president Trump did not concede the 2020 election and in the ensuing months he and his supporters made numerous attempts to challenge the results many of their attempts were allegedly criminal a District of Columbia Federal grand jury indicted former president Trump on four criminal counts arising from the steps he allegedly took to change the outcome of the E conspiracy to defraud the United States by overturning the election results in violation of 18 USC 371 conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding it vertification of the electoral vote in violation of 18 USC 1, 1512 K obstruction of an attempt to obstruct the certification of the electoral vote in violation of 18 USC 1,52 C 22 and conspiracy against the rights of one or more persons to vote and to have their votes counted in violation of 18 USC 241 at this stage of the prosecution we assume that the allegations set forth in the indictment are true United ballestas 795 Fahrenheits 138 149 we emphasize that whether the indictments allegations are supported by evidence sufficient to sustain convictions must be determined at a later stage of the prosecution the indictment alleges that former president Trump understood that he had lost the election and that the election results were legitimate but they that he nevertheless was determined to remain in power indictment 2 he conspired with others to cast out on the elections outcome and contrived to have himself declared the winner the one former president Trump's campaign and his supporters also unsuccessfully challenged the election results in several state and federal courts five indictment charges that he and his co-conspirators allegedly Advance their goal through five primary means first they use knowingly false claims of election fraud to attempt to persuade state legislators and election officials to change each State's electoral votes in former president Trump's favor indictment 10 ye for example he and his allies falsely declared that more than 10,000 dead voters had voted in Georgia that there had been 205 zero okay sometimes speedify gets a little stuck on stuff so we're just going to have to deal my apologies I'll see we'll just keep we'll just go votes then voters in Pennsylvania that more than 30,000 non-citizens had voted in Arizona and that voting machines had switched votes from to Biden ID at 12 second then president Trump and his co-conspirators organized fraudulent slates of electors in seven targeted States attempting to mimic the procedures that the legitimate electors were supposed to follow indictment 10 they then caused these fraudulent electors to transmit their false certificates to the vice president and other government officials to be counted at the certification proceeding on January 6 IID 3D then president Trump and his co-conspirators pressed officials at the Department of Justice to conduct sham election crime investigations and to send a letter to the targeted states that falsely claimed that the justice department had identified significant concerns that may have impacted the election outcome indictment 10 fourth then president Trump and his co-conspirators attempted to convince then vice president Mike Pence to use his ceremonial role at the January 6 certification proceeding to fraudulently alter the election results indictment 10 when the vice president rebuffed them he stirred his base of supporters to increase pressure on the vice president C at 10 e 96100 ultimately on the morning of 6 January 6 2021 he held a rally in Washington DC where he repeated knowingly false claims of election fraud to gathered supporters and directed them to the capital to obstruct the certification proceeding and exert pressure on the vice president to take the fraudulent actions he had previously refused attende Fifth and finally from the January 6th rally thousands of his supporters including individuals who had traveled to Washington and to the capital at Direction swarmed the United States capital causing violence and Chaos that required the Congress to temporarily halt the election certification proceeding at president 19 121 he and his co-conspirators explo all right that's getting a little bit ridiculous let me see if I can change the speed maybe that'll help um also I I hate to say this I'm going to try a white male voice and see if that makes a difference um because sometimes these AI things are a littleit racist I appreciate them trying um but yeah all right well let's try Henry here okay see if Henry doesn't has has fewer problems exped the disruption by redoubling efforts to Levy false claims of election fraud and convince members of Congress to further delay the certification E8 at 10 then president Trump's efforts to overturn the election results were unsuccessful and the Congress certified the Electoral College vote in favor of president-elect Biden indictment 123 on January 11th 2021 n days before president-elect Biden's inauguration the House of Representatives adopted an impeachment resolution charging then president Trump with incitement of insurrection HR resz 24 117th Kong the single article of impeachment alleged that he had violated his constitutional oath Faithfully to execute the office of President of the United States his constitutional duty to take care that the laws be Faithfully executed by inciting violence against the government of the United States e at two the impeachment resolution asserted that President Trump repeated repeatedly issued false statements asserting that the presidential election results were the product of widespread fraud and should not be accepted by the American people or certified by state or seven Federal officials ID at 23 that his statements on the morning of January 6 encouraged and foreseeably resulted in Lawless action at the capital ID at three and that he attempted to subvert and obstruct the certification of the results of the 2020 presidential election by other means including by threatening a Georgia state official into manipulating the results ID at three4 importantly by the time the United States Senate conducted a trial on the article of impeachment he had become former president Trump at the close of the trial on February 13th 2021 57 Senators voted to convict him and 43 voted to acquit him C 167 Kong wreck s because two-thirds of the Senate did not vote for conviction he was acquitted on the article of impeachment C us const art I3 CL 6 on November 18th 2022 the US attorney general appointed John L Smith as special counsel to investigate efforts to interfere with the lawful transition of power following the 2020 presidential election or the certification of the Electoral College vote a Washington DC grand jury returned the instant for count indictment against former president Trump on August 1st 2023 and on August 20th 2023 The District Court set a trial date of March 4th 2024 former president Trump filed four motions to dismiss the indictment relying on presidential immunity constitutional Provisions including the impeachment judgment clause and principles stemming from the double Jeff Jey Clause statutory grounds and allegations of selective and vindictive prosecution on December 1st 2023 The District Court issued a written opinion denying the two motions that are based on presidential immunity and the two constitutional Provisions in relevant part The District Court rejected Trump's claim of executive immunity from Criminal prosecution holding that ormer presidents enjoy no special conditions on their Federal Criminal liability United States V Trump it concluded that he Constitution's text structure and history do not support the existence of such an immunity ID and that it would betray the public interest to Grant a former president a categorical exemption from Criminal liability for allegedly attempting to usurp the Reigns of government E8 at 12 it also held that neither traditional Double Jeopardy principles nor the impeachment judgment Clause provide that a prosecution following impeachment acquittal violates Double Jeopardy e at 183 former president Trump filed an interlocutory appeal of the District Court's presidential immunity and double jeopardy Holdings on December 13 2023 we granted a government's motion to expedite the appeal an oral argument was held on January 9th 2024 second jurisdiction although both parties agree I'm I'm I'm going to guess most people aren't interested in jurisdiction I'm pretty sure this says the court has jurisdiction and so in the interest of time because that seems kind of boring because it's I don't it's fine um I'm just going to skip uh we can exercise jurisdiction for two reasons middle asphalt does not require immunity to derive from an explicit textual Source second the theories of immunity former president Trump asserts are sufficient to satisfy uh Midland asphal as asult under circuit precedent uh I guess if you're really interested in just in jurisdictional legal stuff uh go back it's a free pdf you can just download it from the internet um but I yeah the defendant dismissal of charges I we're we're we're going to skip over this uh because this doesn't okay let's go what's the last paragraph we'll read the last paragraph there we go one final reason not to overread a single adjective in Midland asphalt is that there is no apparent reason to treat an implicit constitutional immunity from trial differently from an explicit one for interlocutory review Midland asphalt certainly did not provide one the ultimate source of our pellet jurisdiction is 28 USC 1,291 which extends to the final decision of the district court there is no basis in the statutory text to treat the denial of an explicit immunity as final but the denial of an implicit immunity as non-final in both cases oh they're still talking about M okay we're going to Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip o o o executive immunity that sounds exciting let's just hear the last accordingly we conclude that we have jurisic to reach the merits of former president Trump's appeal third executive immunity for all immunity doctrines the burden is on the official claiming immunity to demonstrate his entitlement Dennis fur Sparks 449 US 24 29 former president Trump claims absolute immunity from Criminal prosecution for all official acts undertaken as president a category he contends that includes all of the conduct alleged in the indictment the question of whether a former president enjoys absolute immunity from Federal Criminal liability is one of first impression see blasing aim 87 Fahrenheits at five noting the unresolved question of whether or when a president might be immune from Criminal prosecution the Supreme Court has consistently held that even a sitting president is not immune 19 from responding to criminal subpoenas issued by state and federal prosecutors C Trump V Vance 14 seconds CT 2,412 in the Civil context the Supreme Court has explained that a former president is absolutely immune from civil liability for his official acts defined to include any conduct falling within the Outer Perimeter of His official responsibility Fitzgerald 457 us at 756 both sitting and former presidents remain civil liable for private conduct when considering the issue of presidential immunity the Supreme Court has been careful to note that its Holdings on civil liability do not carry overto criminal prosecutions C Fitzgerald 457 us at 754 n explaining the Lesser public interest in actions for civil damages than for example in criminal prosecutions CF Clinton 520 us at 74n noting special considerations at issue in Criminal cases former president Trump's claimed immunity would have us extend the framework for presidential civil immunity to criminal cases and decide for the first time that a former president is categorically immune from Federal Criminal prosecution for any act conceivably within the Outer Perimeter of his executive responsibility he advances three grounds for establishing this expansive immunity for former presidents article 3rd courts lack the power to review the president's official acts under the separation of powers Doctrine functional policy considerations rooted in the separation of powers require immunity to avoid intruding on Executive Branch functions and the impeachment judgment Clause does not permit the criminal prosecution of a former president in the absence of the Congress impeaching and convicting him 20 our analysis is Guided by the Constitution Federal statutes and history as well as concerns of public policy Fitzgerald 457 us at 747 relying on these sources we reject all three potential bases for immunity both as a categorical defense to Federal Criminal prosecutions of former presidents and as applied to this case in particular a separation of powers Doctrine the president of the United States occupies a unique position in the Constitutional scheme Fitzgerald 457 us at 749 C Trump V Mazar USA LP 14 seconds CT 2019 2034 the president is the only person who alone composes a branch of government under the separation of powers established in the Constitution the president is vested with executive power us const art one cl which entails the duty to take care that the laws be Faithfully executed ID three and supervisory and policy responsibilities of utmost discretion and sensitivity Fitzgerald 457 us at 750 the president's constitutional role exists alongside the congress's duty to make the laws us const it is settled law that the separation of powers Doctrine does not bar every exercise of jurisdiction over the president of the United States Fitzgerald 457 us at 75354 see also Nixon 418 us at 76 separation of powers Doctrine cannot sustain an absolute unqualified presidential privilege of immunity from judicial process under all circumstances nevertheless former president Trump argues that the Constitutional structure of separated Powers means that neither a federal nor a state prosecutor nor a state or federal court May sit in judgment over a president's official acts which are vested in the presidency alone 1021 he relies on Mar's off qued statement that a president's official acts can never be examinable by the courts a former president Trump misreads Marbury and its progeny properly understood the separation of powers Doctrine May immunize lawful discretionary acts but does not bar the Federal Criminal prosecution of a former president for every official act Marbury distinguished between two kinds of official acts discretionary and ministerial as to the first category chief justice Marshall recognized that the president is invested with certain important Poli political powers in the exercise of which he is to use his own discretion and is accountable only to his country in his political character and to his own conscience Marbury 5 us one Crunch at 16566 when the president or his appointed officers exercise discretionary Authority he subjects are political and the decision of the executive is conclusive e at 166 their discretionary Acts therefore can never be examinable by the courts ID but chief justice Marshall continued when the legislature proceeds to impose on that officer other duties when he is directed peremptorily to perform certain acts when the rights of individuals are dependent on the performance of those acts he is so far the officer of the law is amenable to the laws for his conduct and cannot at his discretion support away the vested rights of others under these circumstances an executive officer acts as a ministerial officer compellable to D highest Duty and if he refuses is liable to indictment at 14950 it is not consistent with the policy of our political institutions or the manners of the citizens of the United States that any ministerial officer having public duties to perform should be 22 above the compulsion of law in the exercise of those duties based on these principles chief justice Marshall concluded that although discretionary acts are only politically examined the Judiciary has the power to hear cases where a specific duty is assigned by law ID at 166 marbry thus makes clear that article 3D courts May review certain kinds of official Acts including those that are legal in nature the cases following Marbury confirm that we may review the president's actions when he is bound by law including by Federal Criminal statutes in Little V by the Supreme Court concluded that the president's order to a subordinate officer to seize these American ships traveling to or from French ports violated the non-intercourse ACT precisely because the Congress had acted to constrain the executives discretion 7779 chief justice Marshall observed that the president may have had the discretionary authority to order the seizure absent legislation but had no discretion to violate the ACT 7778 similarly in Kendall VA United States xrail Stokes the Supreme Court reviewed the official acts of the Postmaster General the president's subordinate officer who derived his authority from the executive BR an because the civil case involved the violation of a statutory requer 1213 to find a statutory violation unreviewable the Court held would be clothing the president with a power entirely to control the legislation of Congress and paralyze the administration of justice E8 at 6113 then in Mississippi first Johnson the Supreme Court considered whether the state of Mississippi could sue President Andrew Johnson to enjoin him from enforcing the Reconstruction acts which the state alleged were unconstitutional 71 us 497 98 the court concluded that it lacked jurisdiction to issue an injunction 23 relying on Marbury Kendall and the distinction between mere ministerial dut in which nothing was left to discretion and purely executive and political duties involved in the president's discretion e at 498 to 99 see also Martin bur M 25 US 19 3132 no judicial power to review president exercising his discretionary power conferred by Statute in holding that it could not enjoin the president from using his discretion the court nevertheless affirmed the role of the Judiciary in checking the other two branches of government the Congress is the legislative Department of the government the president is the executive Ive Department neither can be restrained in its action by the judicial Department though the acts of both when performed are improper cases subject to its cognizance miss the Supreme Court exercised its cognizance over presidential action to dramatic effect in 1952 when it held that President Harry Truman's executive order seizing control of most of the country's steel mills exceeded his constitutional and statutory Authority and was therefore invalid the Congress had not legislated to author rise President Truman's seizure and in fact had refused to adopt th method of settling labor disputes e at 586 President Truman could lawfully Act only to execute the congress's laws or to carry out his constitutional duties as the executive and he lacked Authority from either source to seize the steel mills e at 587 89 as Justice Jackson explained the courts holding invalidating the executive order was proper because H the president takes measures incompatible with the expressed or implied will of Congress his power is at its lowest e E8 at 637 Jackson J concurring based on Youngstown and Marbury the Supreme Court in Clinton easily concluded that when the president takes official action the court has the 24 authority to determine whether he's acted within the law Clinton 520 us at 73 a objection may be made that marber and its progyny exercise jurisdiction only over subordinate officers not the president himself the rit in Marbury was brought against the Secretary of State in little against a commander of a ship of war in Kendall against the Postmaster General in Youngstown against the Secretary of Commerce but as the Supreme Court has unequivocally explained no man in this country is so high that he is above the law no officer of the law May set that law Defiance with impunity all the officers of the government from the highest to the lowest are creatures of the law and are bound to obey it it is the only supreme power in our system of government and every man who by accepting office participates in its functions is only the more strongly bound to submit to that Supremacy and to observe the limitations which it imposes upon the exercise of the authority which it gives that principle applies of course to a president further the Supreme Court has repeated affirmed the judiciary's power to direct appropriate process to the president himself Clinton 520 us at 705 the president does not enjoy absolute immunity from Criminal subpoenas issued by state and federal prosecutors and may be compelled by the courts to respond one we have 200 years of precedent establishing that presidence and they're official 25 Communications are subject to judicial process even when the president is under investigation Vance 140 seconds CT at 2427 citations omitted see also Clinton 520 West at 735 recounting history of sitting presidents complying with court orders to provide testimony and other evidence the separation of powers Doctrine as expounded in Marbury and its progyny necessarily permits the Judiciary to oversee the Federal Criminal prosecution of a former president for his official act because the fact of the prosecution means that the former president has allegedly acted in defiance of the congress's laws although certain discretionary actions may be insulated from judicial review the structure of the Constitution mandates that the president is amable to the laws for his conduct and cannot at his discretion violate them six here former president Trump's actions allegedly violated generally applicable criminal laws meaning those Acts were not properly within the scope of his lawful discretion accordingly Marbury and its progyny provide him no structural immunity from the charges in the indictment our conclusion that the separation of powers Doctrine does not immunize former presidents from Federal Criminal liability is reinforced by the analogous immunity doctrines for legislators and judges legislators and judges are absolutely immune from civil suits for any official conduct and legislators have an explicit constitutional immunity from Criminal prosecution arising from the speech or debate Clause nevertheless legislators and judges can be criminally prosecuted under generally applicable laws for their official acts consistent with the separation of powers Doctrine legislators have explicit constitutional immunity from criminal or civil liability for what they do or say in legislative 26 proceedings under the speech or debate clause Tenny V brand HOV 341 us 367 372 C us const art I6 cl1 but outside of constitutionally protected legislative conduct members of the Congress perform a wide range of Acts in their official capacity that are not legislative in nature and so can subject them to criminal liability gravel vce United States 48 US 66 625 C at 626 speech or debate clause does not privilege either Senator or a to violate an otherwise valid criminal law in preparing for or implementing legislative acts in United States vars Johnson a congressman was criminally charged with conspiring to pressure the Department of Justice to dismiss pending indictments of a loan company and its officers on male fraud charges 383 us 169 171 the Supreme Court held that the prosecution could not include evidence related to a speech made by Johnson on the house floor because of his constitutional immunity but the court made clear Johnson could be retried on the same count wholly purged of elements offensive to the speech or debate clause ID at 185 although his unprotected conduct constituted an official act under Fitzgerald communicating with the executive branch C at 172 it was constrained by and subject to criminal statute of General application ID at 185 judges are similarly liable to the criminal laws for their official acts a notable example is X parte Commonwealth of Virginia in which the Supreme Court applied marber's discretionary ministerial distinction to affirm the criminal indictment of a judge based on an official act 100 US 339 a County judge was indicted in federal court for violating a federal statute that prohibited discriminating on the basis of race and jury selection E8 144 the Supreme Court began by observing the principle that officers are bound to follow the law we do not perceive how holding an office under a state and claiming to act for the state can relieve the 27 holder from obligation to obey the Constitution of the United States or take away the power of congress to punish his Disobedience ID at 348 the court then addressed the judge's argument that the court lacked the authority to punish a state judge for his official Acts ID its response was twofold first the court described juror selection as merely a ministerial act as much so as the act of a sheriff holding an execution in determining upon what piece of property he will make a levy or the act of a roadm in selecting laborers to work upon the roads the ID the court then explained that even if juror selection is considered a Judicial act the judge had a legal duty to obey the criminal laws but if the selection of jurors could be considered in any case a judicial act can the ACT charged against the petitioner be considered such when he acted outside of his authority and in direct violation of the spirit of the state statute that statute gave him no Authority When selecting jurors from whom a panel might be drawn for a circuit court to exclude all colored men merely because they were colored such an exclusion was not left within the limits of his discretion it is Idle therefore to say that the act of Congress is unconstitutional because it inflicts penalties upon state judges for their judicial action it does no such thing 28 more recent case law on the judicial immunity doctrine affirms that judges are not immune from Criminal liability for their official acts o Littleton confirmed the holding of exart to Virginia and dismissing a civil rights action for Equitable relief brought against a County Magistrate and Associate judge of a County circuit 44 us 488 49091 53 the Supreme Court concluded that the requested injunction was not the only available remedy because both judges remained answerable to the federal criminal laws e have never held that the performance of the duties of judicial legislative or executive officers requires or contemplates the immunization of otherwise criminal deprivation of constitutional rights on the contrary the judicially fashioned doctrine of official immunity does not reach so far as to immunize criminal conduct prescribed by an act of Congress similarly in Dennis fos Sparks the court affirmed judicial immunity from civil money damages in the context of bribery allegations but explained that judges are subject to criminal prosecutions as are other citizens 449 us at 31 crucially the judge and Dennis retains civil immunity because the challenge conduct allegedly issuing an injunction f corruptly after accepting bribes as part of a conspiracy was an official judicial act within his statutory jurisdiction broadly construed the scope of civil judicial immunity thus aligns with civil presidential immunity under Fitzgerald but a judge has no criminal immunity for the same official act see also imbler farce pman 424 US 49 429 even judges cloaked with absolute civil immunity for centuries could be punished 29 criminally for willful deprivations of constitutional rights United States for gillick 445 us 360 372 he cases in this court which have recognized an immunity from civil suit for State officials have presumed the existence of Federal Criminal liability as a restraining Factor on the conduct of State officials when considering the criminal prosecutions of Judges other circuits have repeatedly rejected judicial criminal immunity for offici IAL acts largely in the context of bribery prosecutions former president Trump argues that briber allegations were not considered judicial acts at common law appellant BR 21 but his sources do not support his conclusion he is correct that Blackstone and other early common law sources expressly contemplated the criminal prosecution of judges on bribery charges but this shows only that judicial immunity did not stretch to Shield judges from generally applicable criminal laws not that bribery was ever considered a non-official act and as explained Supra the Supreme Court emphasized the official nature of the bribery allegations in Dennis while reinforcing the judge's criminal liability we therefore conclude that article the third courts may hear the charges alleged in the indictment under the separation of powers Doctrine as explained in Marbury and its progeny and applied in the analogous contexts of legislative and judicial immunity the indictment charges that former president Trump violated criminal laws of General applicability acting against laws enacted by the Congress he exercised power that was at its lowest e former president Trump lacked any lawful discretionary authority to defy Federal Criminal Law and he is answerable in court for his conduct B functional policy considerations even though it is proper under Marbury and its progeny for an article third court to hear criminal charges brought against a former president we necessarily must weigh concerns of public policy especially as illuminated by our history and the structure of our government including our constitutional Heritage and structure Fitzgerald 457 us at 74748 C at 748 our historical analysis merges with public policy analysis because the presidency did not exist through most of the development of common law Clinton 520 us at 694 courts apply a functional approach in determining the scope 31 of official immunity this inquiry involves policies and principles that may be considered implicit in the nature of the president's office in a system structured to achieve Effective Government under constitutionally mandated separation of powers Fitzgerald 457 us at 748 our analysis entails balink the Constitutional weight of the interest to be served against the dangers of intrusion on the authority and functions of the executive branch before we note at the outset that our analysis is specific to the case before us in which a former president has been indicted on federal criminal charges arising from his alleged conspiracy to overturn federal election results and unlawfully overstay his presidential term we consider the policy concerns at issue in this case in two respects first we assess possible intrusions on the authority and functions of the executive branch and the counterveiling interest to be served as those concerns apply to former president Trump's claim that former presidents are categorically immune from federal prosecution we conclude that the interest in criminal accountability held by both the public and the executive branch outweighs the potential risks of chilling presidential action and permitting vexatious litigation second we examine the additional interests raised by the nature of the charges in the indictment the executive Branch's interest in upholding presidential election investing power in a new president under the Constitution and the voters interests in democratically selecting their President we find these interests compel the conclusion that former president Trump is not immune from prosecution under the indictment one categorical immunity defense former president Trump argues that criminal liability for former presidents risks chilling presidential action while in office and opening the floodgates to meritless and harassing prosecution these risks do not overcome the public interest in Fair and accurate judicial proceedings which is at its height in the criminal setting 424 former president Trump first asserts that the prospect of potential post-presidency criminal liability would inhibit a sitting president's ability to act fearlessly and impartially citing the especially sensitive duties of the president and the need for bold and unhesitating action but he chance that now and then there may be found some timid Soul who will take counsel of his fears and give way to their repressive power is too remote and shadowy to shape the course of Justice in Clark the Supreme Court dismissed the threat of a chilling effect holding that jurors could be subject to criminal prosecution for conduct during their jury service and explaining that a juror of integrity and reasonable firmness will not fear to speak his mind if the confidences of debate are barred to the ears of mere impertinence or malice rather the court observed e will not expect to be shielded against the the disclosure of his conduct in the event that there is evidence reflecting upon his honor the court reinforced the point in United States for Nixon holding that it could not conclude that advisers will be moved to temper the cander of their remarks by the infrequent occasions of disclosure because of the possibility that such conversations will be called for in the context of a criminal prosecution so too here we cannot presume that a president will be unduly cowed by the prospect of post-presidency criminal liability any 33 more than a juror would be influenced by the prospect of post-deliberation criminal liability or an executive Aid would be quieted by the prospect of the disclosure of Communications in a criminal prosecution moreover past presidents have understood themselves to be subject to impeachment and criminal liability at least under certain circumstances so the possibility of chilling executive action is already in effect even former president Trump concedes that criminal prosecution of a former president is expressly authorized by the impeachment judgement Clause after impeachment and conviction we presume that every president is aware of the impeachment judgment clause and knows that he is liable and subject to indictment trial judgment and Punishment according to law at least after impeachment and conviction additionally recent historical evidence suggests that former presidents including president Trump have not believed themselves to be wholly immune from Criminal liability for official acts during her presidency President Gerald Ford issued a full pardon to former president pres Richard Nixon which both former presidents evidently believed was necessary to avoid Nixon's post-resignation indictment before leaving office President Bill Clinton agreed to a 5-year suspension of his law license and a $25 00000000 fine in exchange for independent councel Robert Ray's agreement not to file criminal charges against him and during President 34 Trump's 2021 impeachment proceedings for incitement of insurrection his Council argued that instead of post presidency impeachment the appropriate vehicle for investigation prosecution and punishment is the article three courts as he have a judicial process and an investigative process to which no former office holder is immune in light of the express mention of indictment in the impeachment judgment clause and recent historical evidence of former presidents acting on the apparent understanding that they are subject to prosecution even in the absence of conviction by the Senate the risk of criminal liability chilling president action appears to be low instead of inhibiting the president's lawful discretionary action the prospect of Federal Criminal liability might serve as a structural benefit to deter possible abuses of power and criminal Behavior where an official could be expected to know that certain conduct would violate statutory or constitutional rights he should be made to hesitate as the district court observed every president will face difficult decisions whether to intentionally commit a federal crime should not be one of them former president Trump next urges that a lack of criminal immunity will subject future presidents to politically motivated prosecutions as soon as they leave office in the Civil context the Supreme Court found official act presidential immunity necessary in part to avoid subject the president to trial on virtually every allegation that an action was unlawful or was 35 taken for a forbidden purpose Fitzgerald 457 us at 7th C 56 C at 7 53 in view of the visibility of his office and the effect of his actions on countless people the president would be an easily identifiable Target for suits for civil damages but the decision to initiate a federal prosecution is committed to the prosecutorial discretion of the executive branch prosecutors have ethical obligations not to initiate unfounded prosecutions and courts presume that they properly discharge their official duties United States ver Armstrong 517 us 456 464 quoting United States ver chem found Inc 272 us 11415 there are additional safeguards in place to prevent baseless indictments including the right to be charged by a grand jury Upon A finding of probable cause us const amand v k v United States 571 us 3 320 328 ran juries are prohibited from engaging in arbitrary fishing Expeditions and initiating Investigations out of malice or an intent to harass Vance 140 seconds CT at 2428 quoting United States ver R enters Inc 498 us 292 299 additionally former president Trump's predictive Judgment of a torrent of politically motivated prosecutions finds little support in either history or the relatively narrow Compass of the issues raised in this particular case C Clinton 520 us at 702 as former president Trump acknowledges that this is the first time since the founding that a former president has been federally indicted weighing these factors we conclude that the risk that former presidents will be unduly harassed by meritless Federal Criminal prosecutions appears slight on the other side of the scale we must consider the Constitutional weight of the interest to be served by allowing the prosecution of a former president to proceed 754 the public has a fundamental interest in the enforcement of criminal laws at 2,424 or historic commitment to the rule of law is nowhere 36 more profoundly manifest than in our view that the two-fold aim of Criminal Justice is that guilt shall not Escape or innocent suffer Nixon 418 us at 78 Ming Berger United States 295 us78 88 as the Nixon Court explained wholly immunizing the president from the criminal justice process would disturb the primary constitutional duty of the judicial branch to do justice and criminal prosecutions to such an extent that it would undermine the separation of powers by plainly conflict with the function of the courts under art third Nixon there is also a profound Article 2 interest in the enforcement of federal criminal laws the president has a constitutionally mandated duty to take care that the laws be Faithfully executed as part of this Duty the President is responsible for investigating and Prosecuting criminal violations C Morrison far Olen 487 us 654 for Creative nonviolence F Pierce 786 Fahrenheits 1,199 1,21 the power power to decide when to investigate and when to prosecute lies at the core of the executive's duty to see to the faithful execution of the laws Beyond simply making explicit that a president must enforce the law the take care Clause plays a central role in signify the principle that ours is a government of laws not of men and that we submit ourselves to rulers only if under rules Youngtown it would be a striking Paradox if the president who alone is vested with the Constitutional duties to take care 37 that the laws be Faithfully executed were the sole officer capable of defying those laws with impunity the federal prosecution of a former president fits the caseen judicial action is needed to serve broad public interests in order to vindicate the public interest in an ongoing criminal prosecution the risks of chilling presidential action or permitting meritless harassing prosecutions are unlikely unsupported by history and too remote and shadowy to shape the course of Justice we therefore conclude that functional policy considerations rooted in the structure of our government do not immunize former presidents from Federal Criminal prosecution two immunity from the indictments charges in addition to the generally applicable concerns discussed Supra the allegations of the indictment implicate the Article 2 interests investing Authority in a new president and the citizenry's interest in democratically selecting its president the indictment alleges that the asserted official actions at issue here were undertaken by former president Trump in furtherance of a conspiracy to unlawfully overstay his term as president and to displace his duly elected successor that alleged conduct violated the constitutionally established design for determining the results of the presidential election as well as the Electoral count Act of 1887 neither of which establishes a role for the president in counting and certifying the Electoral College votes the alleged conduct also VI violated article 2's mandate that a president hold his office during the term of 4 years 38 us const art the 20th Amendment reinforces the discreet nature of a presidential term explicitly providing that he terms of the President and Vice President shall end at noon on the 20th day of January and the terms of their successors shall then begin upon the expiration of the time for which he is elected a former president returns to the mass of the people again and the power of the executive branch vs in the newly elected president one cl one the executive power shall be vested in a president of the United States of America emphasis added the president of course also has a duty under the take care Clause to Faithfully enforce the loss this Duty encompasses following the legal procedures for determining election results and ensuring that executive power vests in the new president at the constitutionally appointed time to the extent former president Trump maintains that the post post a 2020 election litigation that his campaign and supporters unsuccessfully pursued implemented his take care Duty he is in error former president Trump's alleged conduct conflicts with his constitutional mandate to enforce the laws governing the process of electing the new president the public has a strong interest in the foundational principle of our government that the will of the people as expressed in the Electoral College vote determines who will serve as president the Supreme Court recently noted that the framers made the president the most 3 9 Democratic and politically accountable official in government the only one who along with the vice president is elected by the entire nation s law llca consumer Finn BR Bureau 140 seconds CT 2,183 2,23 to justify and check the president's unique in our constitutional structure article TI render the president directly accountable to the people through regular elections d as James Madison put it dependence on the people is no doubt the primary control on the government the Federalist No 51 at 253 James Madison 9 see also Morrison 487 us at 731 Scalia Jade dissenting he Founders established a single chief executive accountable to the people so that the blame be assigned to someone who can be punished thus the quadrennial presidential election is a Cru IAL check on executive power because a president who adopts unpopular policies or violates the law can be voted out of office former president Trump's alleged efforts to remain in power despite losing the 2020 election were if proven an unprecedented assault on the structure of our government he allegedly injected himself into a process in which the president has no role the counting and certifying the Electoral College votes thereby undermining constitutionally established procedures and the will will of the Congress to immunize former president Trump's actions would further aize the presidential office already so potent and so relatively immune from judicial review at the expense of Congress as Justice Jackson warned executive power has the advantage of concentration in a single head in whose choice the whole nation has a part making him the focus of public hopes and expectations in drama magnitude and finality his decision so far overshadow any others that almost alone he fills the public Eye and Ear no other personality in public life can begin to compete with him in access to the public Mind through Modern methods of communications by his Prestige as head of state and his influence upon public opinion he exerts a leverage upon those who are supposed to check and balance his power which often cancels their effectiveness concurring we cannot accept former president Trump's claim that a president has unbounded authority to commit crimes that would neutralize the most most fundamental check on executive power the recognition and implementation of election results nor can we sanction his apparent contention that the executive has cart blanch to violate the rights of individual citizens to vote and to have their votes count at bottom former president Trump's stance would collapse our system of separated Powers by placing the president beyond the reach of all three branches presidential immunity against Federal indictment would mean that as to the president the Congress could not legislate the executive could not prosecute and the Judiciary could not review we cannot accept that the office of the presidency places its former occupants above the law for all time thereafter careful evaluation of these concerns leads us to conclude that there is 41 no functional justification for immunizing former presidents from federal prosecution in general or for immunizing former president Trump from the specific charges in the indictment in so holding we act not IND derogation of the separation of powers but to maintain their proper balance 754 C the impeachment judgment Clause the strongest evidence against former president Trump's claim of immunity is found in the words of the Constitution the impeachment judgment Clause provides that judgment in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from office and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of Honor trust or profit under the United States but the party convicted shall nevertheless be Li and subject to indictment trial judgment and Punishment according to law us const art I3 CL 7 that language limits the consequences of impeachment to removal and disqualification from office but explicitly preserves the option of criminal prosecution of an impeached official according to law former president Trump agrees that the impeachment judgment clause contemplates and permits the prosecution of a former president on criminal charges he argues only that such a former president first must be impeached by the house and convicted by the senate in other words he asserts that under the Clause a former president enjoys immunity for any criminal acts committed while in office unless he is first impeached and convicted by the Congress under that theory he claims that he is immune from prosecution because he was impeached and acquitted by taking that position former president Trump potentially Narrows the party's dispute to whether he may face criminal charges in this case consistent with the impeachment judgment 42 Clause if the Clause requires an impeachment conviction first he may not be prosecuted but if it contains no such requirement the Clause presents no impediment to his prosecution former president Trump also implicitly concedes that there is no absolute bar to Prosecuting assertedly official actions he argues elsewhere in his brief that his impeachment on the charge of inciting Insurrection was based on conduct that was the same and closely related to the official acts charged in the indictment 46 president Trump was impeached and acquitted by the senate for the same and closely related conduct to that alleged in the indictment at 42 allo five types of conduct alleged in the indictment constitute official acts and he agrees that if he had been convicted by the senate in that impeachment trial he would not be immune from prosecution for the official acts at issue here thus he concedes that a president can be prosecuted for broadly defined official Acts such as the ones alleged in the indictment under some circumstances I.E following an impeachment conviction the impeachment judgment Clause is focused solely on those who are convicted by the Senate following impeachment by the house the first part of the Clause limits the penalties that can be imposed based on an impeachment conviction judgment in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from office and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of Honor trust or profit under the the United States l s the second part makes clear that the limited consequences of impeachment do not immunize convicted officers from Criminal prosecution he party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject 43 to indictment trial judgment and Punishment according to law in former president Trump's view however the word convicted in the second phrase implicitly bestows Immunity on presidents who are not convicted based on a negative application he asserts that the impeachment judgment Clause presupposes that a president is not criminally liable absent a conviction in the Senate other courts have rejected this tortured interpretation of the impeachment judgment clause which previously has been Advanced to support claims of judicial immunity C Clayborn 727 Fahrenheits at 846 according to Clayborn this language means that a federal judge cannot be indicted and tried in an article the third Court unless he has been removed from office by the impeachment process both Isaacs and Hastings rejected this tortured interpretation cleaned up Hastings 681 F at 710 Isaacs 493 F at 1,142 the impeachment judgment Clause does not mean that a judge may not be indicted and tried without impeachment first moreover former president Trump's interpretation runs counter to the text structure and purpose of the impeachment judgment Clause C nlrb VW gen Inc 580 us 288 32 the force of any negative implication depends on context and applies only when circumstances support a sensible inference that the term left out must have been meant to be excluded cleaned up Mercy hosp Inc V AAR 891 Fahrenheits 1,62 1,69 finding the negative implication of a statute is a context specific exercise to begin former president Trump's Reliance on a negative implication is an immediate red flag the framers knew how to explicitly Grant criminal immunity in the Constitution as they did to legislators in the speech or debate clause that they chose not to include a similar 44 provision granting immunity to the president C Vance 140 seconds CT at 2,434 Thomas J dissenting the text of the Constitution explicitly addresses the Privileges of some federal officials but it does not afford the president absolute immunity the impeachment judgment Clause merely states that the party convicted shall nevertheless be subject to criminal prosecution the text says nothing about non-convicted officials former president Trump's reading rests on a logical fallacy stating that if the president is convicted he can be prosecuted does not necessarily mean that if the president is not convicted he cannot be prosecuted C EG nlrb V Noah canning 573 us 513 589 Scalia J concurring explaining the fallacy of the inverse otherwise known as denying the antecedent the incorrect assumption that if P implies Q then not P implies not Q another important clue is the Clause's use of the word nevertheless as in the party convicted shall nevertheless be Li ible the meaning of nevertheles according to a contemporaneous 18th century dictionary is withstanding that which in turn means e hindrance or obstruction from two the impeachment judgment Clause contains no words that limit criminal liability and to the contrary it uses nevertheless to ensure that liability will not be limited I.E hindered or obstructed even after an official is impeached convicted and removed from office the text of the impeachment judgment clause reflects its purpose to allocate responsibility between the legislative and executive branches for holding impeached officers accountable for misconduct in February 18 2024 to Century Great Britain impeachment could result in capital punishment fine and Ransom or imprisonment to Joseph story commentaries on 45 the Constitution of the United States 782 the framers chose to withhold such broad power from the Senate specifying instead that the Senate could impose only political not ordinary criminal punishments olc Double Jeopardy memo at 124 see also tench Cox an American citizen independent gazeteer Philadelphia sept February 28th 1787 the Senate can only by conviction on impeachment remove and incapacitate a dangerous officer emphasis in original that approach naturally raised the question whether the other punish ments the founding generation was accustomed to seeing in British impeachment proceedings could be imposed at all under the new American government the framers wish to make clear that a president would still be liable to prosecution and Punishment in the ordinary course of law the Federalist No 65 at 321 Alexander Hamilton ha an American citizen he punishment of as a criminal remains within the province of the Courts of law to be conducted under all the ordinary forms and precautions emphasis in original they therefore added the provision that the party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to indictment trial judgment and Punishment according to law as the office of legal counsil noted that second part makes clear that the restriction on sanctions in the first part was not a Prohibition on further punishments rather those punishments would still be available but simply not to the O in short then the framers 46 intended impeached officials to face criminal liability according to law to coun of the historical evidence that explains the purpose of the impeachment judgment Clause former president Trump turns to one sentence written by Alexander Hamilton in the Federalist the president of the United States would be liable to be impeached tried and upon conviction of treason bribery or other high crimes or misdemeanors removed from office and would afterwards be liable to prosecution and Punishment in the ordinary course of law Hilton he focuses on the word after ws and suggests that a president is not liable to prosecution and Punishment until after he has been impeached and convicted by the Senate but we think the more significant word in Hamilton statement is liable which means subject to liable one John Ash new and complete dictionary of the English language Hamilton specifies that a president would be subject to impeachment trial conviction and removal from office and afterwards would be subject to prosecution and Punishment without regard to to the verdict in the impeachment proceeding moreover in the very next sentence of the same essay Hamilton stresses that the president must be unlike the King of Great Britain who was sacred and inviolable the Federalist No 69 at 33738 it strains credulity that Hamilton would have endorsed a reading of the impeachment judgment Clause that Shields presidents from all criminal accountability unless they are first impeached and convicted by the Congress other historical evidence further supports our conclusion for example many founding era sources state that an impeached and acquitted official May face criminal indictment and trial Edmund Pendleton president of the Virginia ratifying convention noted that Senate obstruction of an impeachment charge would not allow an official to escape accountability because the people may yet resort to the courts of justice as an aquil would not bar that remedy similarly James Wilson a member of the Constitutional Convention committee that drafted the impeachment judgment Clause argued as follows though may not be convicted on impeachment before the Senate they may be Tried by their country and if their criminality is established the law will punish a grand jury may present a petite jury May convict and the judges will pronounce the punishment in drafting the impeachment judgment Clause to the extent that the framers contemplated whether impeachment would have a preclusive effect on future criminal charges the available evidence suggests that their intent was to ensure that a subsequent prosecution would not be barred Co LC Double Jeopardy memo at 122 noting limited scope of 48 discussion at the Constitutional Convention and ratifying conventions regarding the impeachment judgment Clause Joseph story explained that the impeachment judgment Clause remove doubt that a second trial for the same offense could be had either after an acquittal or a conviction in the the court of impeachments 781 noting the Constitution has wisely subjected the party to trial in the common criminal tribunals for the purpose of receiving such punishment as ordinarily belongs to the offense story explained that without a criminal trial the grossest official offenders might Escape without any substantial punishment even for crimes which would subject their fellow citizens to Capital Punishment finally the Practical consequences of former president Trump's interpretation demonstrate its implausibility the impeachment judgment Clause applies not just to presidents but also to the vice president and all civil officers of the United States thus his reading would prohibit the Executive Branch from Prosecuting current and former civil officers for crimes committed while in office unless the Congress first impeached and convicted them no court has previously imposed such an irrational impeachment first constraint on the criminal prosecution of federal officials 12 even if there isn't a textual basis for treating presidents differently from subordinate government officials as former president Trump suggests his proposed interpretation still would leave a president free to commit all manner of crimes with impunity so long as he is not impeached and convicted former president Trump's interpretation also would permit the commission of crimes not readily categorized as impeachable I.E as treason bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors and if 30 senators are correct crimes not discovered until after president leaves office s statement of Senate minority leader McConnell we have no power to convict and disqualify a former office holder who is now a private citizen 13 all of 12 this leads us to conclude that under the best reading of the impeachment judgment Clause a former president may be criminally prosecuted in federal court without any requirement that he first be impeached and convicted for the same conduct fourth Double Jeopardy principles former president Trump alternatively argues that the impeachment judgment clause and principles of Double Jeopardy bar his prosecution because he was impeached by the House of Representatives for the same or closely related conduct but acquitted by the Senate we disagree as we have discussed Supra part the thir the impeachment judgment Clause addresses only convicted part it does not address the consequences of a senate acquittal for the reasons already stated the Clause has provision that the party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to indictment trial judgment and Punishment according to law does not bar the prosecution of an official who like former president Trump was acquitted rather than convicted in an impeachment proceeding nor does it bar the prosecution of an official who was never impeached in the first place y 7 the Clause simply does not speak to such matters but the weight of historical Authority indicates that the framers intended for public officials to face ordinary criminal prosecution as well as impeachment to the extent former president Trump relies on Double Jeopardy principles beyond the text of the impeachment judgment Clause those principles cut against him the double jeopardy Clause provides no person shall be subject for the same offense to be twice put in Jeopardy of life or limb fifth it has been interpreted to prohibit imposition of multiple criminal punishments for the same offense under precedent interpreting the double jeopardy Clause former president Trump's impeachment acquittal does not bar his subsequent criminal prosecution for two reasons an impeachment does not result in criminal punishments and the indictment does not charge the same offense as the single count in the impeachment resolution 52 a impeachment is not criminal under the double jeopardy Clause a defendant is not put in Jeopardy of life or limb us const amend V when when faced with any penalty that could in common parlament be described as punishment instead Double Jeopardy guards only against imposition of multiple criminal punishments for the same offense although double jeopardy applies only to criminal punishments impeachment imposes political punishments impeachment is a political process that is instigated and overseen by the Congress C2 story commentary 784 there is wisdom and sound policy and intrinsic Justice in this separation of the offense at least so far as the jurisdiction and trial are concerned into its proper elements bringing the political part under the power of the political Department of the government emphasis added 9 an 2475 statement of rep Dana the process in cases of impeachment in this country is distinct from either civil or criminal it is a political process having in view the preservation of the government of the Union it is a tool entrusted to elected official officials and designed to enable Congress to protect the nation against officers who have demonstrated that they are unfit to carry out important public responsibilities olc Double Jeopardy memo at 130 see the Federalist No 66 at 324 Alexander Hamilton the powers relating to impeachments are as before intimated an essential check in the hands of upon the encroachments of the executive the consequences imposed by an impeachment conviction removal from office and disqualification from future service 53 us const art I are intended to hold officials politically accountable while leaving Criminal accountability to the judicial branch as a result of the political nature of impeachment proceedings impeachment the quid are often unrelated to factual innocence see the Federalist No 65 at 39 in an impeachment proceeding there will always be the greatest danger that the decision will be regulated more more by the comparative strength of parties than by the real demonstrations of Innocence or guilt former president Trump's acquittal and his impeachment trial on the charge of inciting Insurrection makes this point the 43 Senators who voted to acquit him relied on a variety of concerns many of which had nothing to do with whether he committed the charged offense those Senators cited jurisdictional reasons C EG 167 Kong wreck s statement of Senate minority leader McConnell we have no power to convict and disqualify a former office holder who is now a private citizen process base reasons C EG press release S Todd young Senator Young's statement on impeachment trial simply put the US House of Representatives conducted a rushed and incomplete process for this snap impeachment and political reasons C EG press release s Ron Johnson Johnson's statement on impeachment trial of former president Trump the Democrats vindictive and divisive political impeachment is over while there are still many questions that remain unanswered I do know neither the capital breach nor this trial should have ever occurred hopefully true healing can now begin indeed at least 30 Senators who voted to acquit relied at least in part on a belief that the Senate lacked the power to convict a former president C super 54 Criminal prosecutions by contrast are aimed at penalties individuals for their Criminal misdeeds by taking away their life liberty or property the consequences of a criminal conviction are predicated on a finding of guilt Beyond A Reasonable Doubt United States VA goding 515 us 56 510 and such consequences can be severe including asset forfeiture incarceration and even death criminal prosecutions are overseen by the Judiciary which enforces stringent procedural protections that reflect the gravity of the potential ramification for the defendant C Nixon 418 us at 707 describing the primary constitutional duty of the judicial branch to do justice and criminal prosecutions the double jeopardy Clause is one such procedural protection ensuring that a criminal defendant is not forced to face prosecution twice for the same offense in light of the very different procedures and purposes associated with impeachment proceedings as compared to criminal proceedings former president Trump's Reliance on the double jeopardy Clause is misplaced impeachment is not a criminal process and cannot result in criminal punishment he does not seriously contend otherwise and he does not explain why he believes that impeachment can implicate Double Jeopardy principles when it does not involve criminal punishment B blockburger test even if we assume that an impeachment trial is Criminal under the double jeopardy Clause the crimes alleged in the indictment differ from the offense for which president Trump was impeached in determining whether two charges are the same for double jeopardy purposes courts apply the sment test also known as the blockburger test if each offense contains an element not contained in the other the offenses are different if the charges at issue are not the same offense under that test Double Jeopardy does not bar prosecution seven under the blockburger test none of the four offenses alleged in the indictment is the same as the sole offense charged in the article of impeachment the indicted criminal counts include conspiracy to defraud the United States under 18 USC 371 conspiracy to obstruct and obstructing an official proceeding under 18 USC CN conspiracy to deprive one or more individuals of the right to vote under USC C indictment 6 126 128 130 by contrast the article of impeachment charged former president Trump with incitement of insurrection each of the indicted charges requires proof of an element other than those required for incitement and the fence of incitement of insurrection requires proof of incitement an element that is distinct from those associated with each of the crimes of indictment in other words the charges are not the same under a straightforward application of the block Burger test former president Trump does not dispute this analysis and instead contends that rather than applying the blockburger test a subsequent criminal prosecution cannot be based on the same or closely related conduct as an unsuccessful impeachment but that argument is foreclosed by case law the same conduct rule is wholly inconsistent with Supreme Court precedent and with the clear common law understanding of Double Jeopardy Dixon 509 us at 704 C also Hudson 522 us at 107 Stevens J concurring in the Judgment he double jeopardy Clause is not implicated simply because a criminal charge involves essentially the same conduct for which a defendant has previously been punished cleaned up thus well-established law interpreting the double jeopardy Clause undermines rather than supports former president Trump's argument that he may not be prosecuted perhaps recognizing that normal Double Jeopardy rules disfavor his position he claims that the impeachment judgment Clause incorporates Double Jeopardy principles that are dis inct from the double jeopardy Clause C appellant BR 54n but if the double jeopardy principles he invokes are unored from the double jeopardy Clause we are unable to discern what the principles are or how to apply them he thus fails to establish that his Senate acle bars his criminal prosecution 57 we have balanced former president Trump's asserted interests in executive immunity against the vital public interest that favor allowing this prosecution to proceed we conclude that oncs of public policy especially as illuminated by our history and the structure of our government compelled the rejection of his claim of immunity in this case C Fitzgerald 457 us at 74748 we also have considered his contention that he is entitled to categorical immunity from Criminal liability for any assertedly official action that he took as president a contention that is unsupported by precedent history or the text and structure of the Constitution finally we are are unpersuaded by his argument that this prosecution is barred by Double Jeopardy principles accordingly the order of the district court is affirmed so order 16 Ami all right let's just hear that last bit again so ordered 16 yeah nice well thank you for coming on this journey with me this was um a lot harder than the last one we listened to which was a bunch of historians telling a really nice and interesting um and sometimes really disturbing tale of the willingness or this the the way that like Civil War I'll just I'll white people clung to their racism like especially in the South not saying the north didn't have problems but oh my gosh just the desire to own people and to have this racial superiority but anyway this was way denser obviously uh you can see why took the justices a little longer to write it out um so someone in the chat I think it was it Orion asked what are the next steps or somebody did and from my understanding Trump uh well one thing is um I think the court says something along the lines of somewhere that basically if there is nothing done by a certain date this gets kicked back down so um the steps now so that's one thing that's kind of in play I think by the 15 Trump has to reply based on the news reporting I saw I think it was on CNN while I was on my bike and then Trump can request an on bankk which would be a full hearing of all of the justices on the appellant court in the DC circuit which I think are 11 might be nine anyway this was three and then it would go to the full court he would need four votes for yes so maybe it is nine I don't know anyway I'm not a lawyer and then uh whatever happens at the if if they do get an onbon hearing and there's a decision there Trump could appeal to the Supreme Court now the Supreme Court does not need to take this case up they've already looked at immunity a couple times they might just let this stand um it would be interesting to for me to see if the DC appellant like the full court even bothers with this considering the sort of time sensitive nature of things in judge um Justice judge chuin court so that that is where we currently stand again I am not a lawyer do not take legal advice from me and if someone who has law degree corrects me on any of those details believe them uh I'm still hoping tomorrow to get to the Litman um what do you like uh Friend of the Court filing um yeah and so that will be interesting I'll see if I can get that done I think you just go to camera now I'm mess I need to go have a shower uh I need to sort my life out get some dinner in me I haven't eaten um this since about like 4 o'clock so I'm going to go do those things but um if I'm super motivated then tomorrow see you with a happy hour otherwise Thursday you might be getting more live streams I don't know if you're enjoying this this might be a very Niche product but for those nerds out there who want to you know passively Tak in the information without having to go find the PDF uh and downloading it themselves thank you for coming on this journey with me uh thank you for everyone in the chat I see Orion I see Alistair I see like someone whose name I can't because it's very tiny uh who let me see who are you who are you in the chat bowler hatman is there as well so thank you John Henry definitely definitely helps um to see your comments actually kind of freaks me out because I'm like oh what are they saying but uh I'm going to go like I said I'm going to go work out now yeah all have a great night um I've been Christy you've been awesome have a great day great evening great uh afternoon wherever it is and whenever it is that you are and until next time which might be sooner than you think I been christe you been awesome we catch you later bye | Kristi Winters | UC3TbT_taTdB5_pxcHnNNHAg | 2024-02-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 12,638 | 77,015 |
zUWsJtt_59I | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUWsJtt_59I | 2019 Panini Select Football Hobby 6 Box Half Case Break #5 | Matt here fellating sports cards are up in 2019 select football six box ranked number five random teams we have Aaron be bears AJC Browns Chargers Alexander M Jets Panthers Alexandra see Chiefs and Ruby Cardinals Falcons Colts Andrew him Cowboys Anthony D bucks Dolphins Byron see Seahawks Calvin L Patriots Craig J Jags Titans Darryl M bills Frank L Texans Bengals Redskins Keith K Giants marquel Niners Peter P Bronco Saints Rams Rodney M Ravens Stefan P Eagles Stephen D Steelers Steven K Packers Vincent G Lions will M Raiders and Zachary Pete Vikings good luck yeah it's more like don't really want like people directing people to other others you know Josh Jacobs spawn Diggs silver Chiefs 275 rookie Jersey Michal Herman jr. 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that is auto blue Justin Jackson Holmes Dwayne Haskins rookie silver David Montgomery last pack daniel Jones silver Johnny Unitas with tricolor Ray Lewis that'll do it before the break we have the one card to ran them off here that is a xrc redemption for the RB v ii here there we go for two we randomized six times one two three four five and six Jets Panthers combo get that rb5 redemption that'll do it for the break thanks everyone appreciate it we have six box number six up next | LaytonSportsCards | UCJ9v1a6TH9iN1Gl5TqEvzRw | 2020-02-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,280 | 7,210 |
bd99VRrt0zU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd99VRrt0zU | 308 Integral Membrane Proteins Have Stop Transfer Sequences | Well we've talked about how proteins that are to be packaged for secretion end up inside the RER. Proteins that end up in peroxisomes, in lysosomes also go through this process. Earlier I showed you how cells are sugar coated, why oligosaccharides are only on the external surface of cells and not on the cytoplasmic surface, and that some proteins produced by ribosomes on the RER don't actually go all the way into the lumen, but become membrane proteins, proteins that are destined to stay in a membrane. Transmembrane proteins contain something called a 'stop transfer' sequence. Now there are many different versions of this sequence, this 'stop transfer sequence' because it's not necessary that it be a very particular sequence. All that's really necessary is the stop transfer sequence be very very hydrophobic so that it in fact, is trapped in the phospholipid bilayer, interacting with the fatty acid tails of the phospholipids. That stop transfer sequence leaves this polypeptide (shown on the right) embedded in the membrane. If you remember how integral membrane proteins are structured, they have a strong helical region of hydrophobic amino acids that interact within the hydrophobic component of the phospholipid bilayer..., well that's a stop transfer sequence. And we see it in a cartoon form. Remember also that there were transmembrane proteins that actually crossed the membrane more than 2 or 3 or even 4 or 5 or 6 or or 7 times. Here we have an integral membrane protein. It's crossed the membrane twice. It had 2 stop transfer sequences that, as the polypeptide grew, resulted in hydrophilic components facing either inside or outside the cell. But the hydrophobic stop transfer sequence ended up being buried in the phospholipid bilayer. And you could have this protein loop in and out of the membrane (as it is being translated by a ribosome) more than a few times, each time leaving behind a stop transfer sequence in the membrane. | Gerry Bergtrom | UC7E1xVYZZXzMGpEz4dKy6uw | 2017-11-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 325 | 1,958 |
9aMN9j1mqZg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aMN9j1mqZg | StopSite – Hostile Intruder Response (Security Matters: Hawaii) | this is sink tech Hawaii community matters here hey Aloha and welcome back to think tech Hawaii this is Andrea the security guy we're here with another episode of security matters today we've got a very special guest Terry parks with sight stop sight Terry is an inventor and owner of stop sight and we're gonna we're gonna have an interesting topic today about sort of a hostile tutor a hostile intruder response and this is not something that I think everyone really pays attention to but response times to these types of incidents very inevitably the the intruders they're the adversaries they're causing trouble for a while before we have a chance to intervene and we're gonna get into the broader discussion of that and then in the ideas that Terry's created to deal with that so Terry Aloha thank you so much for joining us I do want to apologize to my viewers we had an issue with our our live stream so we've got Terry's wonderful mug shot there sorry it's not a mug shot it's his head shot Terry we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna keep you on just on the head shot today I'm so sorry about that we'll get you hopefully another episode where we can get you to get your lab or get you in the studio at some point in the future so anyway go ahead and give us a little bit of your history I know you're the inventor owner of stop sight and you know tell us a little bit about yourself well it's pleasure to be with you Andrew and in your guests or your your audience I should say I'm the guest yeah I'm uh I'm a seventh year old who has from the earliest time I can ever remember just always thought there was a better mousetrap or a more exciting way to do something and so I when I was even a little kid I was trying to make a perpetual motion machine I remember that was kind of my first thing Wow I by the way I haven't succeeded in accomplishing that ya know no one else but when I do I'll be sure to let you know thank you but my life has been just very eclectic I I've been in business in many many different realms including development of properties building built log homes for a while I was a pastor for many years and was in energy conservation and in all of the realms that I've been in and those are just some of them I always look for maybe a cutting-edge way to do things or a more efficient way to accomplish something one of the things that I'm mostly involved in in terms of invention innovation had to do with something in my life experience not all but many of them and this stop sight of the anti-predator mitigation system that I have put together is it was born from some experience with my wife and her the attack on her and also others in my life that I've known about who were even killed with predator attacks so this is not something that's just a theoretical or scientific issued to me my heart goes out like most people most people's hard to do when when they see people mowed down innocent men women and children and I'm the same way and so I started thinking many years ago there's got to be a better and more efficient and quicker way to to mitigate attacks and so that got me thinking and it resulted in stop saying that's a that's a good story we're definitely getting to stop sight a bit I am I like to to ask my guess and I think I can probably guess it it may be what keeps you up at night but given the the security environment that we live in in the United States which is a you know secure country by and large when when you're when you're laying there at night and you you're probably iterating on your latest ideas but if you're thinking them from a security perspective what what are the things that do keep you awake at night well I guess I can't say things keep me necessarily awake but are there awake I'm awake longer let's put it that ok and I'm thinking I'm thinking a lot about situations with loved ones but also people that I don't even know thinking about how so often they're just sitting ducks when it comes to people's evil intents deadly intense and that Bob that bothers me greatly I I'm a very protective person and I don't like to see innocent people in any way messed up disturbed or injured or certainly not killed and that bothers me and I know that the societal breakdown in some ways and and other issues we have mental illness in my own immediate family I know that that's a factor but regardless of what the factors are when you get in that situation I think about that even when I'm sitting in a restaurant or in a public place I I've often mentioned to people you know if someone came in right now and started blasting away there's a lot we could do and so unfortunately it's it's it's rare when statistically to be in that situation but when it happens to someone I believe we have the resources to address that particularly in large venues in in public places and I'll just say one other thing Andrew the thing that that bothers me the most I think in in the overall in life is not ignorant so much or impotence or incapacity or that type of thing it's that we know more than we do we have resources we have technologies that we could apply to many things but we're so slow to do it so reluctant to do it and by now stop sight that somebody sure to beat me to this a long time ago but they just didn't so I decided I was gonna take it on but that's what bothered me as we know more than we do yeah I am interestingly I had a author of what's your plan on last week James de Mayo and he's authored a book really at for parents to talk to their children about what you mentioned that you know when you're gonna go to a venue and you're going to go to a place what sort of responsibility you have with your family to the those others you know in your life as you mentioned before you know to help them at least be prepared to at least have their head on a swivel to know where the exits are to know where the fire extinguisher is to know what means of egress or what means of hiding or perhaps possible you know in their media environments should something occur and it's interesting that we don't talk about this in such you mentioned that you know we've got technology that we're very slow to bring to bear on some of these kind of problems and in the same way we don't tend to want to even talk about the problems that can occur themselves and so I'd like to get your take on to you do you think that that that fear of these topics is a problem for our culture or is it just easier to hope that it won't happen to to me or to those others that we love or the others others that we're responsible for you know in the security industry I feel like that's our it's a privilege for us to bear that responsibility to share that message and to protect others but others don't always seem to want to protect themselves or leverage those things they can do for themselves what are you what are your sort of thoughts on on that as you you know had these discussions with folks yes well even when I was a pastor I mean the last subject people wanted to talk about was death or know what no one liked to talk about things which are fatal or or dangerous and I shouldn't say no one does that's that's not accurate but so the bulk of the population prefers to avoid talking about difficult issues rather than talking about them and I've listened a lot to experts who are training people and active shooter attacks and so forth and they all kind of say a very similar thing and that is that even though people would like to think that they could be more prepared it bothers them especially uh children of course but but also for expensive adults to even bring the subject up it's just a subject to avoid and I understand the reaction and I'm not blaming anyone for that because it's not pleasant and many people feel like well what could I do I mean you might teach me how to you know lock a door or something but what am I going to do in a situation it's this desperate like that and so there's the sense of helplessness even with the training and with it also a fair amount of confusion NPR has interesting program recently about that that that even when you train when the actual events occur a lot of that training isn't immediately applicable because you have to adjust and also it gets to be confusing as well so when I look at this issue and write I thought well you know training I'm not against training by any means I think we ought to be as prepared as we can be in every respect but I don't think we can train our way out of this problem because we can't train everybody and everybody cannot be trained effectively and for every situation but some training just doesn't stop a bullet it it just doesn't and there's only one thing they'll stop the bullet and that's something powerful enough to do it so yeah it's a good point you know I am I've you know in my military career in in military law enforcement so we had we had several scenarios that we trained for you know and you do in classroom training then you're doing an instruction but then when you go out and they put you under stress a simple thing like making you run in place for a few minutes before you start to run through your reaction really debilitate your your capacity to think or to respond properly so your point that training we can't train our way out of this I think it's really well made I I I'm a big fan of awareness I'm a big fan that everyone should do their best to you know be aware of the situation they're in you know if you're walking around with your head buried in your phone you're not seeing anything going on around you that's that is to your adversaries advantage obviously so but but there is a point at which I let me ask you the question in talking with other folks do you feel that people think that like society's just gonna take care of it like when I go to the venue the venue's got it handled like those those twelve $15 an hour guards and we need them I'm not not deriding them but you know dude I wonder if people feel that the the venue or the place that they're going to actually has all that covered and they don't have to worry about it have you run into that sort of an idea from from folks yes III think there's the the whole psychological realm that no one wants to feel hopeless in a situation and so but what we all tend to do is to for our own sense of sanity and security we we want to think that everything's taken care of like you said and okay and and I've had people say we don't need something like stop so we got police to do that and well that's what we pay them for and you know it doesn't take very long to just say well you want to look at a few examples where those paid police fine men and women for the most part some cowards but some most of them yes pretty good at their decayed I have them in my family and appreciate them very much but they're not well suited to this kind of situation because in most cases they get there after the actions over with or shortly thereafter and if they do get there when the actions going on many of them put themselves in severe danger themselves and they spend their time just trying to trying to take cover while there while they're doing something and it we can talk about a couple of the recent cases in that regard but that sound like I tell you what Terry let's we'll let's take a quick break we'll go pay some bills for about a minute and we come back we'll get on response times and that I think is goods right to the heart of what stop sight can do so we'll be right back in about one minute thank you this is thick Terra ye raising public awareness when I was growing up I was among the one in six American kids who struggle with hunger but with the power of breakfast the kids in your neighborhood can think big and be more go to Hungary's org to make breakfast happen for kids in your neighborhood if you're not in control of how you see yourself then here is live above the influence hello my name is Stephanie muck and I'm one of three hosts of think tech Hawaii's Hawaii food and farmer series our other hosts are Matt Johnson emploi Curt and we talked to those who are in the fields and behind the scenes of our local food system we talked to farmers chef's restaurant tours and more to learn more about what goes into sustainable agriculture here in Hawaii we are on Thursdays at 4 p.m. and we hope we'll see you next time hey Aloha we are back to this episode of security matters away we're on with Terry Parks of stop site and I understand Terry said that there's a you have an audio feed some Hawaiian music in the background that you're from our broadcast I don't myself but someone who was watching it was saying it's been the whole time okay we'll get production we'll get production to look into that make sure we're there if nothing else we're recording this so we'll have this recording and we'll go from there so we were talking about response times when we left and I I think this is a critical thing I do not I think that the public relies on that response force which is gonna do its job it's going to show up and it's going to go to work to mitigate the threat but most of these events occur very rapidly within a few minutes we have a potentially large loss of life casualties and many many more minutes before we probably get local law enforcement response on-site so you you have some examples of that obviously and I think this is right where a idea like stop site plays in so you have I just off the top you're hitting any of those metrics from some recent events of how long it took for the response to arrive I think it was 20 minutes at Parkland there are 20 plus minutes you know it's interesting to watch the events unfold on these and I was looking at an FBI report as well on kind of collectively to average out and to draw a pattern with these type of events and even though police many times get there amazingly quickly after receiving an alarm and alert it's usually at least four minutes before they can get there at the very minimum and and the average time is eight minutes it goes between 4 and 11 minutes in most events Wow um however most events are over with within 5 minutes sure most of that time that the attacker has we wait freewheeling and virtually no resistance and so as in Las Vegas that shooter of course that was an unusual situation and he was up in the Mandalay Bay Hotel but he was shooting for 10 minutes sure and he had some of this is the ability just how much ammo can someone physically carry without being noticed whereas he had access he had all that ammo in the room whereas the guy who walks on your site you know if he's got cases of ammo you know he's a lot more obvious so I think maybe some of that you know these guys could shoot up hundreds of rounds of ammo which they carried very rapidly and then they're they're done and they're headed out the door yes well and one of the things about stop site since it's designed to be a comprehensive technology it has a detection of capabilities with heat signature so that man had there been stop sight for instance in the hallway of Mandalay Bay there's a good chance as well as magnetic imaging which can go with it there's a good chance that those weapons would have been detected actually but we can't say for absolutely sure and I wouldn't I wouldn't say you say that as an absolute but that's what the design is about yeah but the point being is that um it it parklands an excellent example I don't know and reviewed seen or any of your audience has seen the 14 plus minutes they just released that with the Commission on security and kind of chastised some of the police officers because no one went into that building or even really came close to it for the seven minutes that the shooter was was in that building and when he left and completely left the property with no one interdicting him in any respect even though there were officers all around the region and they were there are just hundreds of feet away and then when Coral Ridge got there they started to move toward the buildings Robert did not but um and and neither did the on-site security person but no one no one has hindered that shooter for the seven minutes he was shooting and no one even got to the bleeding athletic director who died on the way the hospital for ten minutes yeah so this all of that could have been rain and and and interdicted and communication with the shooter all of that time and also up to lethal I say up to a lethal mitigation it doesn't have to be lethal because there's also disabling mitigation too but but all of that just points out the fact you have all that all the police you want in the area and there were a ton of them at berkland before this was all over but they just listened to the shots and you have the human factors doing that all the time sure yeah so so let's talk a little bit about so when we get into active intervention so you took a look and said hey we've got a lot of technology I mean I think you know of a thing of a drone for example a lot of Technology in a package that flies unmanned and delivers a strike against an adversary so you know the this you know that's that's controlled of course by an operator so same idea of the pointing some technology into a site that can take advantage of technologies censoring technology locating technology targeting technology and then perhaps delivering some type of a lethal or less than lethal type of mitigating technique so what what initially guided let me just how long were you thinking about this and what initially got you to say look I'm gonna sit down and design this now I'm tired of tired of tiptoeing around the idea well I thought about it before but when 9/11 occurred and they had these planes in the air and they were talking about the hijackers and so forth I talk to myself now there's there's no reason why there couldn't be a compact interdiction and and well up to lethal response they could either disable or or take out someone who's hijacking an airplane sure it could be dismounted and and it could be operating by the pilot if it needed to be but it could be operated even from the ground if you have the right kind of data throughput and so that got me thinking you know there's no reason to leave it up to passengers to try to have to deal with this situation if you have the ability to open up a device which can not only see but 10 laser accurately I mean pinpoint accurately take someone out or disable them and it has to of course be above the action to some degree but there's even room in an airplane for that and so stop site is was first of all thought about I thought about it first of all not just in regard to the Columbine and in other incidents like that I was thinking about at that time but I was thinking also about the transportation and aircraft in particular and and as I thought about all the applications including neighborhoods and everything else I thought well ok it's time to start looking at the technologies available start putting them together and seeing how comprehensive can it could technology be that does not operate on its own it is not dependent upon something program properly you know s21 makes decisions these are real operated by real people real law-enforcement people in real time but just like video games this is no game but just like video games the idea is to safely from a safe position to accurately and be able to thoroughly and and completely as completely as possible take care of the problem as soon as you can detect it and so that's the idea between behind stop sight to have the mounted stop sight units which aren't really big they're mounted up high in walls and in corners and so forth they're up above the action so they can look down on to some angle on what's going on and these are detected have detection devices in them and then that alerts real-time law enforcement and centralized facilities that are that this is all they're doing is they're monitoring stop sight these are not the officers that are you know on duty or something like that they are they're people who are highly trained for this specific purpose but they have to be credentialed as long portions because they're going to be hurting people or potentially killing attempters so they have to understand that shoot don't shoot an escalation of escalation of a response and things like that yeah understood yes so so as I started looking at all those possibilities and it's just the way I think I I don't have a hard time thinking about multi faceted responses and solutions to things that that's something that comes fairly natural to me not because I'm so smart it just because I think so shallow that I don't think of all the problems first I think of the solutions first but probably a gift I'm thinking it's a good thing so it wasn't too hard to think about all the possibilities that technology could have if it were remotely operated sure and and if the technologies could be compactly designed and deployed and so has this some so have you done some you know beta development is this a thing that you know you um I saw that you are uh there's not I think you know maybe some some fun room left for some investment but by and large you're you're kind of ready to go to production or what's your sort of status there with the build well you know my favorite my own definition of an entrepreneur is someone who has multimegaton dollar ideas but not enough money to buy a cup of coffee to tell somebody about error yes so stop site as far as well as some of my other innovations the biggest obstacle is that early funding I at one time I was going to sell fund this the Great Recession took care of that and so it is very difficult to get large complex technologies of this sort started so I've made contact and I still make contact with some pretty good sized companies that have been in the business a long time and they have a heart for what I'm doing it's just a question whether they can business-wise incorporate that I'm willing to do a joint venture in that type of thing but otherwise I've been contacting many people who are in the realm some who are money people and so forth to see if if they have a heart for for doing a first round funding of the development design all the technological issues as well as the implementation is very expensive for something like this the frown though to make sure we have international patents in place I it's patent pending but we have a lot of patent work to do on it okay and that requires a little more design work so when we've got about about a minute or so terry i'm go ahead and just give me whatever your your final thoughts are whatever appeal you'd like to give to our audience and then we'll wrap up after that okay well i would encourage anyone listening or watching isn't where i get watching my mug shot too well to take six minutes to look at the stop sight video as they would that's on Park systems.com it's spelled with two S's in the middle parks systems.com and it's the first video there are others there are other innovations of mine but but that's the one it's featured that will help them see a little more what what this is about and the wise workforce the other aspect of the appeal is that if someone has they don't have to have great resources but if they have some resources they would like to see put to something like this there's opportunity for founding shares I'm forming a new company brand new I'm not planning to be an officer in it I don't want to mix the invention with the administration but I would be their heart and soul and of course very heavily vested to to do the first round then that once we get the first round I believe the second round funding and third which will complete all the marketing and so forth I think those will come much more more easily if the first round is there but without the patenting global patenting all in place you can't even get the second stage alright Terry thank you so much for my audience out there park system's calm take a look at stop site get involved with this hostile and true der intervention we need we need to minimize this response time because security matters thank you so much Aloha [Music] | ThinkTech Hawaii | UCZ5BKpljxXj4Y8Ut164GnSg | 2018-11-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,637 | 24,235 |
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UVEvNflzwa8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVEvNflzwa8 | The Politics of Arabic Typography - Bahia Shehab | foreign [Music] I hope you're enjoying your time and enjoying the fact that you are together again this is wonderful unfortunately I'm currently in Seoul we have a conference with UNESCO on the future of education and the art and I was hoping to be in Munich but that unfortunate book I couldn't get my Visa but in any case um you will listen to a recorded presentation and then I will hopefully join you for Q a hello and thank you for inviting me to be part of this year's grandchild I'm very excited to be sharing my work with you and I'm really sorry that I'm not with you in Munich I hope you're all enjoying each other's company and I'm glad that at least we are back to face to face partially uh so today I'll be sharing with you a bit on the politics of Arabic typography um two topics that are close to my heart um which are politics and Arabic script um but first I want to start with a question that is um uh always asked and maybe frequently answered but I don't think enough and that is a question about the history of Arabic calligraphy whether it was to decorate or to communicate and I'll be sharing some examples with you this is an example from the Fatimid period and um on the left hand side you can see this beautiful portable mehra which was used to pray it's it's very small in size it's just around 20 to 30 centimeters their size is range and these were artifacts that were moved around with people who placed it placed them in front of them and they prayed towards them during the Fatima period so this is a relatively small work of art and if we look on the right hand side you can see coins which are really you know the size of a coins a small sized artifact and then you have a fabric which is a tiras on top of the coins and on top of it is also a relatively a small cup which is about 15 10 15 centimeters and high all of these objects on the left and the right are smaller in size unlike the bands in the middle that are quite huge because they are on um the main gate to Cairo they were all around the gate and these are some of the surviving ones and they were and they are inside some of the Fatimid mosques like uh al-hakim mosque in Cairo so all of these examples are from relatively the same 200 time period under the Fatimid rules rule in Egypt and the region and you'd look at this calligraphy and it's beautiful and it's Royal and it's structured um it's really these are some of the finest specimens from the period of calligraphic style but then you come to look at printed and written um script of the same period and this is what it looks like it's um it's not as ornamented not as ornamented it's not as uh floriated so you can see that utility versus decoration is becoming very clear here in these two examples I hope at least to your eyes you can see the difference let's move on to other examples why would the ilka needs have this beautiful calligraphy on top of this Dome and the shrine of AB de Samad um where nobody can really read them that high so obviously it's decoration it is speaking to the Holiness of uh the religion it is uh communicating with the higher uh Powers so it's not really there for us to read it yeah it's at that scale at these sizes and again the highly ornamental beautiful script is evident we move on to the mamluk Dynasty and with the Bahari and the burji mamluks these different examples again beautiful calligraphy very decorative part of the visual language um of the period because now um with the beginning of the gunpowder Empires you will start seeing more and more unified visual languages across the different dynasties so with the mom looks they have this band of elongated script you can see it on the building you can see it on the glass Lantern you can see it on the brass metal stick on an incense burner it's more or less the same style but again if we come and look at written documents from the period they're not that caligraphed yeah the aim was communication and I'll go to the Ottoman Empire and show you some beautiful examples of mirrored and calligraphy on top of a very high Dome that is very visible you can see it here on the left hand side this green circle where it's zoomed in and the second picture this is really very up high in the dome nobody can read this so why is it there again for decorative purposes and not for legibility this is again the Dome you can see how far high and how this Ayah is impossible to read with the naked eye the only reason why now we can see this is because we have advanced cameras but at the time nobody had eyesight that was that far and that could read that clearly so it there is a spirituality to Arabic calligraphy that when it's used in these spaces in these religious spaces it's not just to communicate with The Mortals but also to communicate with the maybe it's a prayer it's a it's a shielding it's so it has it has deeper uh cultural meanings than just a decoration of the space it's really very linked to the culture very linked to the religion I show you an example of an ottoman a written fireman again just for the reason to to show you the difference between communication and decoration for Arabic calligraphy and now you're wondering what is she driving at this is like a really very logical uh thing like why are we talking about it I think you have to give him a chance and wait a bit you know um and a little bit why I'm really stressing the difference between the written and the decorative but I want to end with the safavid dynasty here and this beautiful example of czechless from Isfahan um it's one of the most beautiful buildings I think in the history of Islamic uh architecture and when we look at this miniature uh from the of the hamsa of nizami which was also from the same period uh you can see the parallels and the visual language and how this was really a royal unified visual language just like when the mum looks just like with the Ottomans the safavids also had um a unified visual uh branding guideline let's call it you know each Dynasty had its own visual elements uh scripts color schemes a decorative language that was very specific to that Royal Court so it it was part of communicating power it was part of communicating um status and it was a visual language of authority it's not just and patronage so it's not just there to communicate okay that this is an area and this is a mosque or this is a signage for something but it had real um important links to the culture and the specificity of each Dynasty so with that in mind I want to share with you now the early examples of printed Arabic and then we'll go back to calligraphy so this is one of the earliest examples of printed Arabic this was a travelogue um and these are just samples of letters they're not really uh used to communicate but I will share with with you this beautiful timeline that is in our history of Arab graphic design book um in this beautiful timeline I love timelines because they help me structure my ideas and then you start seeing patterns so I want to reveal some of these patterns of the history of printing Arabic in um Europe and then you can see if we start looking at it that the names of the countries that start appearing whanau Italy Genoa Italy Paris a Rome Leiden Germany Sweden Medici press so you see all these Leiden you see all of these uh the names of these different European capitals starting to appear so and then also the other thing to note is the patronage so the different cities is very interesting the patronage so the French King um um Royal patronage and then um you look at um the time when these were created and you see this beautiful Evolution over almost 250 years or more of small experiments happening with the design of Arabic and the different cities and this exchange of knowledge that is happening and the patronage whether religious or Royal so all of this but to me what's more important is the names of the designers or the names of the people who were spearheading these efforts so you have the Venetian printer you have the orientalist bishop you have um adjusts with priest you have a French typographer and then we have um uh two Maronite Scholars so all of these um personalities are present in this history and it's nice then to see the links between these personalities and the history of the evolution of this I'm not going into the details because this knowledge is available I'm just interested in the pattern and the words that I want to highlight in these uh timeline is Arabic alphabet based on calligraphic models and then in 1595 unsuccessful commercially and then in 1613 again Arabic or Turkish calligraphic specimens that were based that for the basis of design so keep this idea in mind most of the designers who were designing the Arabic script in Europe in the early 15th century or mid 50th Century it's early 16th century where uh studying calligraphic specimens and just keep that idea in mind so what's the conclusion so interest in printing Arabic in Europe started in the 15th century it was under Royal and religious patronage the aim was for missionary purpose and later for commercial ones and knowledge on Arabic production was shared across borders in Europe and this was interesting and then 100 years after the first attempt in Europe an event team finally created a sustainable design module so this is what you can roughly deduce from that but what else we can deduce is that Arabic letters in the printing press reached the hundreds instead of this just the 117 basic forms that are actually used for writing Arabic so um and and this is a sentence I use is that the artistic forms were burdened with beauty so instead of the the paid instead of typographers Designing the 117 letters that we need to communicate they were copying the hundreds of calligraphic forms that were used to decorate so this the the printing presses were 20 times the size of type cases for Latin and there were 1 600 compartments for Arabic letters versus around 70 for Latin ones not to mention the length of time it took to compose so it's only logical that Arabic would be labeled as a complicated to print in its early days and I hope that this demonstrates or justifies the long introduction I had comparing Arabic calligraphy to Arabic writing because if you go ahead and copy Arabic calligraphic forms you're copying The Impossible because Arabic calligraphic forms are based on the interpretation of the calligrapher on the page on the layout on the surface on how he's feeling that morning and multiply that by literally millions of variations so you can't really capture that to communicate and and that was the first setback we've had with Arabic with the Arabic script let's look at another timeline this is the timeline of um printing uh in the Arab world and you see how much later it started yeah 1610 these were the only let's look at the keywords so Monastery Bishop of Damascus and then you have Aleppo printing press we have Constantinople and then Lebanon and then a Syrian Catholic Goldsmith from Aleppo Beirut Egypt Napoleon Alexandria and then you have um so so you have all of these um again Arab capitals appearing um and all of these uh um names of patrons so you have just with fathers Dominican monks um and then you start seeing more and more happening and mosul and Beirut in Aleppo so all of these again I'm always I'm always looking for the patterns and I'm always interested in the patterns I'm looking now for the names and then we see Napoleon Muhammad Ali Reverend Elise Smith foreign and then two Lebanese immigrants so and the thing most interesting to note for me is that between when printing started in the Arab world when the first Quran was printed in the Arab world is almost 300 years so to me that's that's a very interesting insight so to compare I see last names of designers and entrepreneurs and more names of patrons and missionaries I see that we need more scholarship to find the stories of these early Arab designers and I see that the cultural exchange between the Arab world and Europe and type was primary for the technology and that it took almost now here I say 400 years from the beginning of printing and Arab Islamic Clans before it the first Quran was published so I think this highlights a bit of the problems that scripts that were designed by people who were not speaking the language or were not part of the um culture and who were businessmen who were missionaries who had agendas to develop these scripts and then the technology was transferred and then we had the development but still this main problem this main idea that we are copy copying the decorative calligraphy and not the legible calligraphy uh was always the problem because it makes things slower it made cases bigger but then there were Visionaries who came and tried to solve that problem this this is one example I'm sure you're familiar with Yara hoodie's brilliant book on Master Qatar and I'm sure you've um either met her presenting seen her presenting or you have the book I hope if you don't then you should have it it's a it's a great research and in it yeah it highlights the Journey of um and I think this was the first exercise where to design uh um a group of letters that were only for a printing press yes sorry excuse me for a type for a typewriter so the typewriter has a very limited number of keyboards and you had to design letters that would fit into this keyboard and I think that exercise led him into thinking that he needs to create you know maybe an easier way to help people read so he designed these separated letters but if when you read your the book you will discover that had funding from the fort Foundation he he got some of these printing presses into the Royal Court and Egypt and the 40s um he worked very hard to make the mainstream but he was aggressively fought um by the traditionalist and this um reminds me of a story that I did not mention with the printing press and how long it took for the printing press to start in the Arab world was one of the theories is that there were too many um ascribes in Istanbul and this was one of the main reasons that there was resistance from the traditionist against the new technology so if we look at that part of history when nasty Qatar came with this new technology but also new idea of separating again there was a lot of resistance because they were worried that he was making Arabic look like Latin and even though his module was great for legibility and he had the science to prove it it was not adopted by any government and it did not become mainstream in the Arab world and thanks to Yara we know his story but there's another sad story I would like to to share of failed Persuasions on the history of Arabic typography is that one by Muhammad said Sagar was an Iraqi designer and he also tried to solve the problem of printing Arabic uh decorative Arabic and he was aware of that problem and he even designed roots of letters so instead of Designing the whole letter and instead of Designing a 29 letters he designed only roots so you have you only needed these basic shapes and then when you combine these basic shapes you'd get the rest of the letters so he was able to really cut down um the number of letters needed but unfortunately again he created lots of fonts his fonts were adopted by a major magazines in Iraq but eventually again the traditionalists started spreading rumors that the scripts that he is creating look like Hebrew and that he is an agent he was under house arrest for a whole year he had um a man a policeman come to him in his house for a whole year until he eventually decided to pack and live and live food in France for the rest of his life and that was another case of Faith persuasion I think in the history of advancing Arabic typography either because of the resistance by tradition traditionalists in that Society because they have profit agendas or they have whatever agenda's but always there is a limitation to how Arabic could have developed and I see these parallel narratives as you know parallel universes and and I think what if what if these um Solutions were adopted by the mainstream how would Arabic typography have reacted of the if these designers and their minds and their Solutions uh became part of the the visual language for the masses what would have happened then so it's I guess that is a question that will remain unanswered but to me it's always interesting to see how uh external Technologies come into the Arab world and accordingly a recruitment process starts happening like we saw um in the early examples to um levantian designers were able to create the first script that was mainstream so now we have a new technology called letra set and um a lot of Arab designers are being recruited and they start designing these beautiful solutions for Electra said and these These are examples by hanil Mastery and Arlette Hadad and the reason why I have arlet Haddad on the left hand side is is because when I saw the work of Arlette I was really very curious to know where she studied who is she why haven't I ever heard of her and I and I write about the history of Arab design but I've never heard of her so when I found this sheet I decided to pursue the research and try to find who is and why is she not part of the story of Arabic typography in the region and so I found I'd let and I interviewed Arlette and I let turned 70 last year and she is what I call a Thai permit and she has designed I think some of the most exciting examples for letra set but that led me to think okay if I don't know about Island how many other Arab type designers do I not know about and that led me to start a research on the genealogy of Arabic type designers and this is the very rough beginning of of my research so it has a lot of gaps it's missing a lot of data but at least I think I could start somewhere with the material that I'll be sharing with you today so I started looking um in the book uh and the history of art graphic design book and I found um a Sudanese artist art designer called wagyala studied in the 40s and actually he had a teacher I was British who was called Green law and he started a school of design it was called the Gordon Memorial College and this is where rakihala studied and then he moved to Egypt to akala and and then he studied at the school of arts and crafts in London and then studied with said Ibrahim was a master calligrapher in Egypt and then moved back to Sudan and wagyala uh started again and this is from the 50s when everybody says that the earliest Arab type design courses in the Arab world were were actually in Lebanon in the 90s um we have proof that actually they were in Sudan in the 50s so it's it's an interesting uh it's to me it was a very interesting fact to to discover because you wouldn't associate Sudan with the beginning of Arabic type design but it is who was the teacher of Sir Hassan who I think some of you know he's currently based in the UAE and he studied at the London College of Art and Design where he met Walter Tracy who was the manager of Reno time so now we have a Sudanese designer who comes from a lineage and this lineage is clear moved to London to study and he met the manager of Lino tech and and that genotype as a space became interesting for me like so a lot of this is missing and I know there there are gaps but this is the material that I found online and I'm sure that further research is needed but these were the list of Arabic and a British designers who were employed by linotype to develop Arabic and develop Arabic on computers for the airport so to me again the technology created in the west Arab designers are finally recruited and then technology is exported so this is interesting to know but you have the outliners and these are three examples of outliners Al born in Syria 1950 is Murad was born in 1951 Carmel monsoon in 1953 he's from Cairo Egypt so we have Syria Lebanon Cairo almost the same generation born in the 50s also part of the development of Arabic and the computer and these are the names that are you know we were able to find but also were are quite productive are still around and some of the mood has a PHD Murad has published a few books Kamel Monsoon is a very well-known um designer so their work is common I still need to know the before and after for them who they studied with who studied with them or who was inspired by them uh to develop and then now the Beirut case study and we have two universities that started in the 90s you have the American University in Beirut and the Notre Dame University and um and Peter Ray and these are some again this this is all missing but it's nice to see that you know these the biggest group of designers are actually from Lebanon recently in recent history and then they would continue to study at different universities in Europe but it's nice to see that now we have a kind of a lineage that is that is clearer than before that at least in the past 30 now years we can say yes we have a clear line of designers and I'm very proud of what they are doing and I think all the awards that they are winning and the fact that we are here with you at Grand Chan and we're having this conversation to start with with is um is credit to their work actually because they are they were the ones who were seeking knowledge going to universities collaborating with institutions and changing the face of what Arabic culture looks like but then you wonder why is it that Lebanon has you know all of this and I actually I have a bit of an excuse for why most of the type designers are Lebanese because as you can see between 1834 85 17 presses were set up in Beirut there were 18 Arabic newspapers and magazines so Beirut and Lebanon has a history of publishing and that creates a healthy environment for the development of designers who are concerned with layout and who are concerned with type design in general so this is this is the beginning of a research and this is uh many factors as you as you saw contribute to the creation of font it's not just the designers or the will of the designers but again it's the environment who's receiving them who's Their audience who is reading them who's who are their patrons and I think it has been a really exciting time for Arab design mainly because of the Arab type designers and their interest in creating new fonts um and creating a new visual language so I hope that this highlights a bit of the politics not necessarily all and again thank you very much for this kind invitation and I wish you a great rest of the conference bye-bye [Music] | GRANSHAN Conference | UCxQjBzeGurnr3LHTefiZWeg | 2022-10-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,259 | 22,661 |
W7XSIbaiAr0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7XSIbaiAr0 | Richard Leitao, DISH Network & Satish Iyer, Dell Technologies | MWC Barcelona 2023 | the Cube's live coverage is made possible by funding from Dell Technologies creating technologies that drive human progress hey everyone guys and gals good to see you it's thecube live in Barcelona at mwc 23. Lisa Martin here with Dave vellante on day one of four days of wall-to-wall cube coverage Dave today's ecosystem day we've had some great conversations about why the open ecosystem is so important and some of the key players in it well an amidst search of disruptors so I'm looking for okay who are the network operators that are going to actually lean into the future and drive it and challenge the existing incumbents we're going to be talking about that next we've got one of our alumni back with us Satish air is here the vice president of emerging services at Dell great to have you back on the program thank you Richard laytown is with us as well the vice president of National development at Dish Network welcome pleasure to be here so lots of this is day one the theme is velocity I feel like the day has gone by so quickly but Dell and Dish have partnered together on a multi-year initiative to build your Nationwide Cloud native 5G Network that's going to cover a lot lot of the U.S talk a little bit about that partnership we'll get both of your perspectives Richard we'll start with you sure so thank you again for having me um so dish had an opportunity of going through this experience of innovating once more or the ones that know this this is a company that was founded in 1980 by an innovator a disrupter of course in the course of the next 40 years we had the opportunities of even disrupting ourselves we launched our first satellite TV service we then launched the first streaming video streaming platform disrupting our own satellite business and since 2008 we have been acquiring spectrum and you know Spectrum the most valuable asset of a wireless operator uh we felt that this was the right opportunity having 5G having Oran and we decided to go full in in a Greenfield project um building a national network 5G o-run cloud-based Network one-of-a-kind Network in in the US and and most of all using go run it's very important to us but what it can bring and it can bring to dish but to the entire ecosystem of of this sector in the US so do you talk a little bit about the partnership from Dell's perspective and some of the unique advantages that Dell is delivering to Dish oh absolutely uh again uh like Richard was saying I mean the Telecom network is being desegregated as we speak um you know companies like dish and everybody else is looking at what are the best in class Technologies we can bring to the table um I would like to say that you know the cloud is coming to the Telco world right a lot of us have seen the tremendous transformation in the cloud world in the last few years now you know dishes a big Enterprise company as you know you know we are pretty strong uh within the cloud space and Enterprise space so what we try to work with this uh is Dell is to bring to this is you know that notion of cloud scale and the cloud ecosystem into Telecom right by means western class infrastructure products best-in-class software products to allow somebody like this to innovate and increa you know basically expand and build their overall Network so it's absolutely important for us I as we build and get into the Telecom space to work with somebody like dish who is also disrupting as a carrier in that space so it's early days for open Rand but you've decided okay we're all in yeah right so you burn the bridge as they say go for it um so when you talk to most people they say okay it's it's it's immature uh it's got to be able to get to the levels of of the the hardened stack reliability but of course it brings the advantage of flexibility and speed are you optimizing for one or the other right now how are you dealing with that balance well it's it's not mature in the sense that most of operators that think about it they have a legacy Network and in order to go full in on the orange side they need to scrap a lot of things that they have and honestly they don't want and it doesn't make sense so being a green field operator give us that Advantage give us the advantage and this aggregation it's all about chipsets uh boxes and software and the chipsets part you know what I like the most in this aggregation is the time of innovation the time that we can use new chipsets coming into the market the size of the boxes that we are using obviously our footprint on site is much smaller than traditional carriers or proprietary system so all of that Dell has been critical in supporting us supporting us having the best chipsets having the smallest footprint and you know the software the cycle of innovation is much faster than in proprietary systems so but it's maturing I'm glad to say that probably two years ago here Oran was more like a pilot type of Technology it is not we are live we are live for more than 30 million customers in the US and you know the performance levels are very similar to traditional networks so you don't just buy a nationwide Cloud native 5G Network out of the box no you don't you got to build it so I'm curious as to what Dell's role is in that in that build out right how and how I'm curious how you would grade down but we'll get there yeah I mean look yes you don't so I think the the first and foremost is again as uh as the Dell comes into the Telco space one of the things we have to look at is to understand what makes Dell better in the Enterprise space right it is the best in class infrastructure it is the software ties together as you talk about disaggregated networks it's important to understand a lot of these piece Parts have to be touched together right so I think the integration and integration aspects becomes really key which is really Dell is very good at so one of the things we are working really closely with this Tech you know Richard was alluding to is bringing all not just bringing all the software and Hardware assets together which how do you continuously innovate and keep fixing things faster right so in the old days traditional ways you have a software stack it takes you 18 months 20 months to actually get an upgrade done here we have continuously crcd pipelines where if you want to change down within it's within a weeks or within a few days where we can actually go and test and make sure these things work so I think a lot of the best Enterprise software practices Cloud practices combined with whatever needs for Telco actually is what makes it very unique I I saw that this started out as an FCC compliance initiative that turned into a partnership obviously a very successful one Richard talk about what dish saw in Dell that really made it the right choice knowing you have choices you have options you know we saw the capability to execute but we also saw the capability to innovate from an execution level at the end of the day like we were talking we started the project in the middle of covid and we had the first mandate to cover 20 percent of the US population by June 2022 and now we have a second one 70 percent of U.S population by June 2023. at the beginning of the project it was all about availability of materials Logistics how to distribute how to transport material so Delhi as a world-class supply chain um we felt that working with Dell through all these challenges made things easier so from an execution perspective whenever you need to build a network and you you are building thousands of sites you need to have materials you need to distribute them and you need to install them they'll help this across the board um our expectations obviously will change we have a network we want to cooperate with Dell in many other areas we want to you know leverage on Dell ability to reach the Enterprise Market to have private 5G offers so hopefully this collaboration will endure in time and you know will change and evolve in time it's a big bet I mean it's not like a thing it's not like a little transaction that you guys are doing I feel like you know Michael Dell and Eric Carlson had dinner and they said okay we're gonna we're gonna partner up and this is going to be a multi-decade partnership absolutely you had to be transparent hey we're new with this even though we're really good at Enterprise Tech and so you're gonna obviously if you take a chance on us is what we promise you absolutely and vice versa you guys had to say all right hey we're willing to roll the dice because we're trying to change the world so what was that Dynamic like I mean how did I'm curious this time there has to be a lot of different levels engineering Senior Management board level discussions you know we felt a huge buy-in from Dell on the open run concept yeah okay and you know Edge Computing and and ability to get us the best product and evolve the best product um Intel is is critical in all these offering Intel has a great relationship with Dell Dell helped us they'll sponsor the dish program in some of these suppliers so it was definitely uh good to have their support and the buy-in on the Oren concept we felt it from day one and we felt secure on that yeah I mean I to add to that I mean you know dish was very instrumental in driving dictating and executing to our roadmap right they are one of the key I mean since they are out there and they are really turning in a way it's important that a customer who's actually at the out front of innovation helps us drive our own roadmap so to Richard's point a lot of our product roadmaps in terms of what have you built and all that was based on what this things are going to be market-based requirements um they also helped us a lot in the integration aspects like I said one of the things about open disaggregation of these networks is there is a lot of integration because you know there's it's not a one one monolithic pipe smokestack anymore you're picking up Western class pieces bits and pieces and tying it together and it's important to understand when you tie it together things will go wrong right so there's a lot of learnings from an integration standpoint supportability deployment uh one of the things Richard talked about was supply chain you know other Dell's ability to a lot of these deployments a lot of these configs in the factory right in the second part so especially a lot of these Partnerships started during covert time and as you all know you know what we went through two years ago so we have to make sure that a lot of these things are done in one place in a factory are not done in the field because we couldn't do a lot of these things so there's a lot of a lot of experimentation a lot of a lot of innovation so it's 20 30. what's this look like what's the vision if we can work backwards from there well a great Network um uh coverage to the entire country um bringing new services to Enterprises to verticals um bringing value add to customers and you know technology Cycles they are lasting much less than they were um I cannot even say what will happen in three years 2030 I mean I know I know somebody has a vision for 2030 and that's another thing so a lot of us build it and they will come right I mean it really is right you put that Network in place and then Innovation happens on top that's the best yeah and look and I think the biggest people think about openrun in terms of cost which you know you you have some uh things in cost that you appreciate in open run the footprint the the possibility to diversify suppliers and and have more competition but for me open run is about Innovation and cycles of innovation I used to work for Nokia I used to work for Alcatel I knew uh from the generation of an idea to an execution and having a feature delivered to a certain customer it took months um we want Innovation to take weeks we are innovating at this speed of the cloud we are cooperating with new players players on the cloud and and we expect things to happen much faster than they traditionally happen on the Telecom sector move fast and break things well we also expect that right yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah speaking of speed your customers expect that right they expect the service to be up 24 7. they expect to be able to access whatever content they want whenever they want from wherever they are so comment Richard in our last few minutes here of how the Dell partnership is helping dish to really deliver the excellent customer experience that your customers just expect that you're going to deliver well by setting up the system number one we are leveraging on a number of services and I mentioned the supply chain but in reality Dell made much more than that for our 20 Milestone and it's supporting our 70 Milestone by install calling testing verifying most of our data center equipment we found that this offering from Dell was really addressing some of our needs because you know we we believe they know a lot in this area and they can provide the best advice and the best speed to Market in in terms of having this equipment because we are working on a Time Clock we need to have this done as soon as possible you know for the future I hope that they can help us in driving more services I hope they can bring all the infrastructure that we need to offer to our customers and you know we keep committed to Oran Oran is really important we are not compromising that and I think the future is right for both of us and Dell learns from The Experience absolutely there's got to be a catalyst for expanding your roadmap and vision um in Telecom yeah I mean like I said I mean you're asked for a 20 30 question and I think that you know six seven years from now I think people should look at what dish and Dell and say they were the trade Blazers of bringing open run to the market and making 5G a reality I mean you talk about 5G but every 5G is on a different stages I do think that this combination this partnership has the best chance to be the first ones to actually have a truly opened our Network to be successful and pretty much awesome guys Trailblazers gel and Jess well we look forward to watching this story unfold thank you thank you for joining David me on the program today talking about what you're doing together we appreciate it thanks for having us our pleasure for our guest and for Dave vellante I'm Lisa Martin you're watching thecube live from Barcelona at mwc 23. we'll be back after a short break so we'll see you soon foreign [Music] | SiliconANGLE theCUBE | UCu3Ri8DI1RQLdVtU12uIp1Q | 2023-02-27 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,727 | 14,514 |
wczvLdfhyzg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wczvLdfhyzg | Why Playtesters HATED Everybody 1-2 Switch | Nintendo’s decision to release Everybody 1,2 Switch is good news for fans of terrible rubber horse masks, and bad news for people who like competent, well-made, entertaining games. At least, that’s the case if an insider report from 2022 is to be believed. According to anonymous sources close to the project, playtesting for Everybody 1,2 Switch was an absolute disaster, with playtesters calling the game “tedious”. According to the report: “No one expected Everybody’s 1-2 Switch to test quite as badly as it did. Different trusted employees within Nintendo were raising alarms that the game released as-is would damage the company’s reputation as a great software developer.” Before we go any further, it’s time to talk about today’s sponsor, Opera GX. If your web browser feels slower than Zelda’s walking speed at the start of Tears of the Kingdom, it might be time to change things up. 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In this case, a June 2022 report on Fanbyte came from a relatively respected source: Imran Kahn, a journalist who has built a strong reputation for reliable and accurate reporting of video game news. According to the report: “The information presented in this article is gathered from multiple sources with knowledge of the product in question. While the sources are presented in the published story as anonymous, we have verified their connections and are posting the information they gave us with utmost faith in their accuracy.” What’s more, the report clearly had a degree of accurate insider knowledge. A full year before Everybody 1,2 Switch had even been announce, the report got its branding almost spot on. It calls the game Everybody’s 1,2 Switch and talks about its mascot, a game show host with a horse’s head. Kahn clearly had some access to information about the game long before it was made public. According to Kahn, making a follow-up to the Nintendo Switch launch title, 1,2 Switch, was a challenge from the start. The original game is not, to be generous, the most favourably remembered of Nintendo’s first-party games. At the time of its release, it was criticised for shallow gameplay that does little beyond show off all the fancy technology within the Nintendo Switch JoyCons. Technology that has seen little use in the years since once it became clear that just being a portable console was enough to sell copious units without gimmicky gameplay. As a glorified tech demo for technology that has long since become ubiquitous within households worldwide, there wasn’t really anywhere for the developers to go with a sequel. Yet, as one of only two first-party Nintendo Switch launch titles, 1,2 Switch sold very well, over three million units, and this likely had an impact on the decision to make another one – whether demand was there or not. Says Khan: “The title… went through a few variations as the developers struggled with a core question: how exactly do you make a sequel to 1-2 Switch? The obvious answer was simply to add more minigames, as other iterative party titles had done, but they also wanted to release a title that didn’t render the first game moot and stop it from selling. The developers behind the project were Nintendo EPD Group 4, who had previously made Nintendo Labo, Ring Fit Adventure, and Game Builder Garage, as well as the original 1,2 Switch. This team is known for experimental and often esoteric games which don’t always 100% hit their mark – which, at the very least, makes them far more interesting than development teams that constantly remake the same thing. According to Khan, the team decided to base Everybody 1,2 Switch on the online party titles offered by Jackbox Games : Fibbage, Quiplash, and the delightful Joke Boat to name but a few. These games came to prominence during the era of social distancing as a way for friends to spend time together online which is, theoretically, more fun than simply having a Zoom call. Theoretically. Mileage may vary . According to Khan’s report: “The idea, on paper, was solid. Nintendo EPD Group 4 designed a host for the minigames based on international appeal: a bipedal horse that looked like a man wearing a rubber horse mask. The game’s text simply referred to him as ‘Horse’ because it sounded enough like the English word ‘Host’ that it would come across in different languages. “Minigames would ask players to physically move around the environment for things like Musical Chairs, or use their phone to play Bingo. There was even a game that resembled a virtual version of Spin the Bottle that involved saying something nice about another person. “It tested horribly.” According to Khan, playtesters – largely children with families – found much of the game’s content incredibly dull. Khan specifically mentions the bingo minigame as being described as “tedious”, and says that Horse was less than popular. Apparently, the main 2v2 mode that featured Horse most prominently was so unpopular that, during the localisation process, it earned a nickname that we can’t repeat because it was very rude and this is a family channel. If Khan’s report can be taken at face value – and it absolutely should not be taken at face value – then a year ago, Everybody 1,2 Switch was a game that nobody necessarily wanted, nobody know how to make, and nobody enjoyed playing. So why is Nintendo releasing it anyway? Well, it’s important to note that a lot can change in a year. Khan specifically points out that it’s not uncommon for games to be changed dramatically following playtesting, and that negative feedback during development is by no means a reflection of the finished product. From the sounds of it, though, Nintendo wasn’t expecting feedback to be quite this dire, which may explain why, according to Khan, the company had already started manufacturing materials for the game before the severity of the problem was revealed. According to Khan: “Presuming that extra development would not be a problem, Nintendo went ahead with other publisher duties on the game, like printing out the cover art and placing it in the requisite cases for a retail release. Per sources, there’s still a large number of empty game boxes for the title just sitting and waiting for a game with no current release date.” Now, a year has passed. Everybody 1,2 Switch has no doubt undergone further development and playtesting. At the time of making this video, the title has not been released, so it’s unclear how much this earlier report reflects the finished game. Nintendo has enough confidence in the title to actually release it, which may be a good sign. That said, the game is retailing for £24.99 – significantly lower than the original 1,2 Switch at launch, and, even today. Apparently, Nintendo’s confidence only reaches so far this time around. The moral of the story? You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make it any less creepy. | Video Game Story Time | UCLWh30LMdJZam_4SKWuq0dA | 2023-06-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,471 | 10,048 |
o-sQvyFrBmo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-sQvyFrBmo | CELLS Winter Speaker Series - Weike Wang (Chemistry, Joan is Okay) | hello everyone welcome again i'm matthew sample professor of responsible research and innovation at leibniz university hanover thanks for joining us for today's event in our speaker series literary imagination in science technology and society i'd also like to introduce my co-organizer anna nguyen who's at the faculty of humanities and social sciences she chose the theme for our series and has been using her amazing connections and network to bring not only scholars but also writers and novelists to to speak with us about what we think is a really important topic so the motivation for the series um is an obvious fact but it's a consequential one and that's that imagination and storytelling are a core part of uh science and technology especially in modern modernity on a very basic level storytelling allows science and technology to exist because stories are a way for us to coordinate our activities with one another to help us explain what we value in life and then it's also i think narrative is a way by which technical practices come to have social meaning outside of the lab so if we don't have stories about science and technology then we don't have understandings of science and tech so for this reason uh we've brought together um thinkers and writers in academia and beyond to help us answer questions like how do narratives shape the impact of science and technology in our daily lives and how can narrative be used to reimagine and reform institutional forms of science despite its connections to power and depression so today i'd like to welcome our speaker weiki wong who is the author of chemistry and forthcoming novel joan is okay with random house press she's the recipient of the 2018 penn hemingway a whiting award and a national book foundation 535. her work has appeared in alaska quarterly review plowshares and the new yorker among other publications she's in the 2019 best american short stories and oh henry prizes she earned her mfa from boston university and her other degrees from harvard she currently lives in new york city and teaches at u-pin and barnard so welcome wiki thank you thank you matthew for having me i'm excited so um i guess i'll hand it over to you for our first reading um from chemistry and if there's anything you want to um frame or tell us ahead of time we're open to that too sure um so chemistry was um my mfa thesis when i when i went into my mfa at bu um and i was lucky enough to work with some great writers and advisors um like hajin and sigrin nunez and they helped me sort of get this book off the ground um and it became chemistry um so for the first reading i'll read about 10 pages from the beginning of chemistry and then we'll talk about maybe chemistry and other you know backgrounds of me and writing um and then i'll go into a little bit of jonah's okay to kind of give you a sense of um what i've been writing lately and what i've been thinking about um so this is just the start of chemistry i actually haven't read this in a couple years so this is kind of nice to come back to this um the boy asks the girl a question it is a question of marriage ask me again tomorrow she says and ask me again tomorrow she says and he says that's not how this works diamond is no longer the hardest mineral known to man new scientist reports that lancelitis landslide is 58 harder than diamond and forms only when meteorites smash themselves into earth the lab mate says to make a list of pros and cons write it all down prove it to yourself she then nods sympathetically and pats me on the r the lab mate is a solver of hard problems her desk is next to mine but is neater and more result-producing big deal she says of her many many publications and doesn't take herself too seriously is busy but not that busy talks about things other than chemistry i find her outlook refreshing yet strange if i were that accomplished i would casually bring up my published papers in conversation have you read so-and-so because it is quite worth your time the tables alone are beautiful and well formatted i have only one table i have only one paper out the tables are in fact very beautiful all clear and double spaced line borders all succinct in informative titles somewhere i read that the average number of readers for scientific paper is 0.6 so i make a list the pros are extensive eric cooks dinners eric cooks great dinners eric hands me the toothbrush with toothpaste on it and sometimes even sticks it in my mouth eric takes out the trash the recycling waters all our plants because i can't seem to remember that they're living things these leaves feel crunchy he said after the week that he was gone he goes that week to california for a conference with other young and established chemists also eric drives me to laugh when it's too rainy to bike boston sees a great deal of rain sometimes the rain comes down horizontal and hits the face also eric walks the dog we have a dog eric got him for him eric got him for me i realized that i don't have any cons i knew this going in it is a half list i tell lap mate the next day and she offers to buy me a cookie in lab there are two boxes filled with argon it is where i do highly sensitive chemistry the kind that can never see air once air is let in the chemicals catch fire it is also where i wish to put my head on days of nothing going right on those days i add the wrong amount of catalyst or i had the wrong catalyst catalysts make reactions go faster they lower activation energy which is the indecision each reaction faces before committing to its path what use is this work in the long run i ask myself in the room when i am alone the solvent room officially but i have renamed it the fortress of solitude eric is no longer in this lab he graduated last year and is now in another lab a chemistry phd takes at least five years to complete we met when i was in my first and he was in his second now i walk around in our apartment and trip over his stuff big black drum bags and steel pots and carpools with brown liquid fermenting inside eric plays the drum and drew's beer one con is how much space these two hobbies take up but this is outweighed by the drums that i like to hear and the beer that i like to drink my pro list grows at an exponential rate we had talked about marriage before can you see yourself settling down having kids can you see yourself starting a family i didn't say no but i didn't say yes we had these talks casually each time he thought if he actually if actually proposed to you i would say something different at least now all my cards are on the table he says but please don't take too long to decide it has been the summer of unbearable heat at the home depot we go up and down aisles looking for a fan our last van broke yesterday and next week is and next week it is supposed to be hotter than next month a hurricane when eric sees the hurricane report he wonders if the people who wrote it are just screwing with us why would they do that i asked because it's funny all right then a minute later i laugh patience is eric's greatest virtue he will wait in longer lines than i will and think nothing of it he will smile while holding a heavy fan at the older woman in the front in front of him who has brought a tall stack of lampshades and at the moment of payment is having second thoughts she asks the clerk for his opinion she asks her do i need the magenta me she doesn't bother with because i'm the one with the furiously tapping foot the woman considers samore turning each lampshade in her hands but in the end purchases nothing i tell eric in the car that if i were to reimagine hell it'd be no different from the line we were just in except the woman would never decide on a lampshade and the line would never move can you imagine i say a worse punishment than pushing that thing up the hill a boulder eric says i realize what a hypocrite i'm being to make him wait for an answer and then dwell on a 25-minute line once home eric sets the fan up and the dog goes crazy two years ago eric and i moved in together we do not have a dog but we are thinking about it what kind eric asks big small i don't have a preference how about just adorable when he first brings him home i hear the tail long and bushy thumping against the couch a 45 pound golden doodle incredibly adorable when he runs his ears flop if we never groomed him his hair would keep growing and he would look like a blonde bear the blonde bear loves people and this is good but then we discover that he's afraid of everything else the hair dryer an empty box the fan bad tempers run in my family it is the dominant allele like black hair eric has red hair our friends have asked if there's any way our babies will turn out to be gingers gingers are dying out and our friends are concerned about eric's beautiful locks i say unless mendel is completely wrong about genetics our babies will have my hair but our friends can still dream an asian baby with red hair one friend says you could write a science paper on that and then apply for academic jobs and then get tenure eric is already looking for academic jobs he wants to teach at a college that primarily serves undergrads because they are the future he says eager to learn energetic happy more or less as compared with grad students with undergrads i can make a real difference i don't say this but i think it you are the only person i know who talks like that so enthusiastically and benefit of the doubt-giving but the colleges he's interested in are not in boston they're in places like oberlin ohio i'm certain that eric will get the job his career path is very straight like that of an arrow to its target if i were to draw my path out it would look like a gas particle flying around in space the lab mate often echoes the wisdom of many chemists before her you must love chemistry even when it's not working you must love chemistry unconditionally the friends who ask about the red hair babies are the ones who recent are the ones recently married or the ones recently married with a dog whenever we have them over for dinner like tonight they think we're trying to tell them that we're engaged news they say not yet i reply but here i have some freshly grated parmesan cheese instead behind my back i know they are less kind they ask each other it's been four years hasn't it they joke she's only with him for his money it is common knowledge now that grad students make close to nothing and there are more phd scientists in this country than there are jobs for them when eric first decides to do a phd it is in high school he takes a chemistry class and excels this is in western maryland in a town with many steeple churches but no starbucks every other year we drive three hours from a dc airport through a gap in the appalachian mountains and arrive at a picturesque place where eric seems to know everyone he weighs the man across the horseshoe bar his former band teacher he waves to the woman at the post office the mother of a high school friend the diner with the horseshoe bar is called niners there's always farmland for sale and working meals sometimes i wonder why he left a place where every ice cream shop is called a creamery to work 70 hours a week to work 70 hour weeks in lab he credits the chemistry teacher who asked him often what are you going to do afterwards and don't just say stick around a belief among chinese mothers is that children pick their own traits in the womb the smart ones work diligently to pick the better traits the dumb ones get easily flustered and fall asleep for their laziness they are done doubt the worst traits or perhaps this is just a belief in my own model had you chosen better you would have not ended up with your father's terrible temper or my poor vision i don't want to believe this but has become so ingrained compared with mine eric's temper is non-existent thursday trash day we pick the wrong streets to go down and drive for miles behind a garbage truck it is a one-way road it is also a one-lane road but not once does he sigh or complain he puts on jazz music instead listen to this he says and all i hear is the going and stopping of the truck the picking up and dumping of trash the clanking of metal bins so frustrated am i after one song that i lean over and press the horn for him then out the window i shout at the truck excuse me do you mind the phd student sorry the phd advisor visits my desk sits down brings his hands together and asks where do you see your project going in five years five years i say in disbelief i would hope to be graduated by then and in the real world with a job i see he says perhaps then it is time to start a new project one that is more within your capabilities he leaves me to it the desire to throw something at his head never goes away depending on what he says it is either the computer or the desk i sketch out possible projects alchemy for one if i could achieve that today i could graduate tomorrow a guy in love strongly believes that women do not belong in science he said that women lack the balls to actually do science which isn't wrong we do like balls but if he had said that to me at the start of grad school i would have punched him coming in i think myself the best at chemistry in high school i won a national award for it i say cockley at orientation yes that was me only to realize that everyone else had wanted it as well at some point in addition to awards i've never won this lab guy is still around he works with the lab mate if all goes well they will have another paper next year and then they will graduate women like ball women like the balls to do science he still says with the exception of your lab mate she has three later i asked eric how many balls do you think i have it's poor timing we have just gotten into bed and started to kiss uh none he says and the kissing is over i was hoping he would have said something along the lines of three and a half a chinese proverb outside of sky there is sky outside of people there are people it's the idea of infinity and also that there will always be someone better than you eric says the proverb reminds him of reminds him of a story from indian philosophy 300 years ago the world was believed to be flat to be a flat plate that rested on an elephant that rested on a turtle below that turtle was another turtle and below that turtle was another one it was turtles all the way down thank you hello hi well thank you so much for reading the first course the first of the 11 pages of chemistry um so a note before we launch into a discussion um i think how we're going to structure the questions from the audience will be at the end so even if you have specific questions um about each of the texts maybe we could wait for it um until the bigger discussion happens because there'll be another reading for the forthcoming novel so um you should send that to me by a chat via chat because i can collect it that way and i can see if there are like common themes i can synthesize it so that we can have a really robust discussion without so much repetition um so wiki i wanted to ask you first about the question of a genre yeah i'm thinking about genre because um last i think two weeks ago we had a soccer series the author of inheritors um and as you know the title of the lecture series is literary imagination and when it comes to like topics of science and technology some for i mean for obvious reasons the genre of sci-fi is always immediately thought of and um when we crafted the the speaker series we didn't want so much a big focus on sci-fi but we did want to talk about how authors do use science and technology whether that is in fiction stories or future stories but not necessarily sci-fi so for yours it's a nice contrast with asakus because she she has some future stories set in the future but she doesn't like to call them sci-fi she probably is like it's more speculative but not so much sci-fi right but for yours it's and i know it's a really hated genre term auto fiction kind of like auto ethnography people authors no i love actually auto fiction i teach a class on auto fiction i love it so i so if if you're if your book is imagined as some sort of um observation on life in the lab and then kind of the academic crisis like in the first 11 pages that you read you already mentioned kind of different attitudes of scientists in training or not so there's this the nameless narrator is still still a student and there's a sense of like dry humor even though the narrator tries to make sense of life using chemistry language but it's also a pushback about against what she has learned in the lab and then you have the lab mate who's very accomplished so she publishes a lot but she doesn't seem to care that much and then the narrator even says um no one reads scientific papers anyway despite being like a lot of publication and then eric is like the perennial optimist right he thinks my calling is to teach undergrads about chemistry so there are like a lot of fluctuating attitudes about this academic job market um lack of job prospects so could you tell us why you wanted to write um your first novel about life in the lab and as an actor um well just i think the first novel was always the i speaking for myself and some other you know writers i know the first level is sometimes the easiest novel to write because you can carry around the story for so long um now that chemistry is sort of a few years behind me and i'm on to kind of joan um chemistry was largely based on my somewhat rough undergrad experience in organic synthesis lab um so i i went to underground at harvard um and i had minored in chemistry um or not my energy i majored in chemistry and minored in english um and harvard being what it is as a school um you're sort of very pressured to do the research and et cetera so i was in lab probably four years out of you know my four years of undergrad um and during that time i was really kind of inserted into sort of the chemistry world of chemists and graduate student chemists and just graduate student scientists because the chemistry bio departments are actually very close in biochemistry and it's such a wild field um and what i sort of started to notice about scientists is that you know the the stereotype of scientists either being the mad scientist right or sort of the objective clinical very reasonable scientists logical scientists those are two extremes that don't really exist in the lab i feel like scientists are just you know they're they're they're human beings they're very complex they're very nuanced they are combative they're loving they're endearing they're difficult um and they're also really interesting to think about and sort of write stories about um so i was really inspired by kind of just like the stories i was seeing these some of these poor grad students um of kind of their trajectory in the lab and sort of what lab work was for them and i think i'm just drawn to sort of intensity of work in a certain level and i saw that in the science lab to a certain degree and that's kind of why i picked the protagonist joan she's an icu doctor so i it's the same sort of um kind of obsession that i have with work seeing people working especially women in stem fields working and sort of showing that work because i think demonstrating work is important that these people work really hard and they sort of have a lot on the line um and yes it's science and yes um maybe it's not always written about but it's actually quite fascinating if you can sort of get it on the page um i see a point about kind of auto fiction that's something i think about a lot of kind of taking you know this is definitely not my experience because i didn't go to chemistry grad school but but you could imagine it you can imagine the world um and sort of putting my perspective on it like sort of dropping myself into that world um so that's sort of a voice that i always really like to have it um and i do take you know i do feel very inspired by works in auto fiction it's just fiction gives you such a great protection and so you know the idea that a fiction a fictional story can be 99 fiction and one percent true or 99 you know true and one percent fiction no one would know sort of that's the great ability of that art is to you're it's so malleable and you can kind of form it in different ways to maybe get the message that you want across um but yeah that uh something that you know it's so interesting the next class i'm teaching i think next year is something about like writing real science or how to write incorporate science into literature i find it's really hard to think about fiction and science without someone mentioning what about science fiction um and that is slightly different and i do see the difference there um because science fiction i you know honestly i i just don't have the skills for science fiction i find actually having kind of gone through the grinder of science the field to be somewhat you know very very logical in terms of its principles that i actually don't have the imagination to sort of write about like flying cars or you know time travel or things where i would just get up lost in the logistics of it like how quantumly would this work um that i couldn't do it and i wish i could sometimes but i think so that it's sort of like learning the science of you know my training sort of erased a lot of the magic for science for me but then writing about science and fiction actually rejuvenated a lot of my love for it and that's sort of what i really loved about chemistry and just reading chemistry right now kind of coming back to it um the mixing of you know science and fiction it's really writing this book was kind of my rediscovering what i really liked about basic science um during a time where i was not quite sure if i liked that field anymore oh do i have enough time to ask another question about mystery okay he's keeping time so i have to be really legit my other question and maybe to the audience members who have who either has read it or has not read it i might spoil it a bit but um it's a broad enough question that maybe we won't spoil too much so a lot of chemistry two it's maybe what's not especially said is about kind of um the asian minority myth represented in stem fields yeah um so you know if you keep up with the discourse whether that's um within academic circles or on academic twitter you kind of see this idea of representation yeah it's like some people have criticized as being shallow eat like if you just put a non-white person in any of the stem fields that's a form of representation that could be a win but um i feel like chemistry kind of troubles that notion because it's the narrator's parents who are very insistent that the the narrator finished right like they have a lot of hopes hitting on to the their daughter so yeah um when you're writing chemistry or even reflecting now because it's been about three years since it's been told yeah like no thank god i mean i love the time that you get from projects you get to like it a little bit more before the water is really good sometimes i feel pretty exciting when i hear people say like i don't want to talk about that project anymore but it's always going to be a retrospective about today yeah because you you just learn a better appreciation for it um so so your question is about the sort of the model minority myth and the sense of representation yeah do you see the discourse shifting in any sense or are we kind of still stuck in like what could move beyond representation what would that even look like in a stem field um it's a very tricky question i mean i think i primarily am interested in certain protagonists in these fields because these are the fields that um it's sort of i i you know in a way nostalgia but it's also kind of the world that i grew up when um the idea of the non-minority myth sometimes i think about that phrase and i'm like is it a myth is it not a myth because if i don't represent it or if i don't at least acknowledge it i'm sort of erasing someone like you know my dad who's like an engineer and sort of was a very good employee for like many many years um or someone like me who sort of went through the the hoops to just to make sure that i had some sort of like a backup plan right there's always this like backup plan that in case you know um things um you hit troubled water so um i i i sort of use protagonists to really explore that right i mean the the poor representation would just be have this this this you know chemist or joan the every single stereotype without any sort of engagement in it without any sort of humor sympathy um endearing qualities or just a sense of understanding of why these characters exist and what forces created these characters um now that i've had some time away from chemistry i think about myself as sort of in my representative of like you know asian americans or asians i i don't think so because i don't know how many asians go and get a phd in like biostats and then decide to write you know i mean i think that's just not necessarily the trajectory that most people would go down but those are a lot of the people i do know and i am interested in kind of writing about their stories and sort of giving them a treatment that's kind of more nuanced and fuller and sort of fair in terms of you know i want to be sympathetic but i also want to be kind of um honest about some of the flaws that becoming this kind of person in a career path like this does to you you know there's a lot of editing down there's a lot of you have to fit this mold um it's not because they like to do it it's just a training process that unfortunately they're put through um and that's something that i kind of understand pretty well um that if you're a minority and not the dominant culture you have to fit the mold instead of you know you you are not the mold right you have to fit the ball that they give you sorry about that so wakey i guess we'll transition into your next reading um so maybe we'll make more connections with the two novels yeah great um so this is the first ten pages of jonah's okay um you don't need that much background um about joan um but she's a doctor and sort of the start of her story um when i think about people i think about space how much space a person takes up and how much use that person provides i'm just under five feet tall and just under 100 pounds briefly i thought i would exceed five feet and while that would have been fine i also didn't need the extra height to stay just under something gives me a sense of comfort as when it rains and i can open an umbrella over my head today someone said that i look like a mouse five six and 290 pounds he and a backless gown with non-slip tube socks said that my looking like a mouse made him wary he asked how old i was what schools had i gone to and were these were they prestigious then where were my degrees from these prestigious schools my degrees are large and framed i said i don't carry them around while not a mouse i do have prosaic features my eyes hooded and lashless i have everything eyebrows i told the man that he could try another hospital or come back at another time the high chance that i would still be here and he would still think that i looked like a mouse i read somewhere that empathy is repeating the last three words of a sentence and nodding your head my twenties were spent in school and a girl in her twenties is said to be in her prime after that decade all is lost they must mean looks because what could a female brain be worth and how long could one last being in school often felt like a race i was told to grab time and if i didn't that is reach out the window and pull time in like a messenger dove someone else in another car would the road was full of cars limousines and priuses but there were a limited number of doves with this image in mind i can no longer ride in a vehicle with the windows down inevitably i will look for the dove and offer my handout to be cut off my father's stroke was fatal having followed the natural course of a stroke of that magnitude to its predictable end usually people die from complications and i was grateful he hadn't complications would have angered him actually to have died not from a single blow but from a total system shutdown which was slower more painful and revealed just how vulnerable a person could be months prior he had complained of headaches and eye pressure i told him to get some tests done and he said he would which meant he wouldn't in china my father ran a construction company that in the last decade had finally seen success he was a typical workaholic and for most of my childhood adolescence adulthood not often around when i got the news i was in my office at the hospital at work my friend sorry my father had tripped over a bundle of projector cords during a meeting and bounced his head off a chair as my mother was explaining either the fall triggered the stroke or the stroke triggered the fall i asked her to put the phone next to his ear he was already unconscious but hearing is the last sense to go given the time difference on my side only morning in manhattan since i was 12 hours ahead my father was still on route to the meeting that by my mother's account was meant to be ordinary i asked my father how his drive was going and if he could just for today take a few hours off he obviously didn't reply but i said either way this one i was proud of him he had never planned to retire and remained until the very end doing what he loved swung i said into the phone and raised my fist into the air after my mother hung up i sat there for a while not facing the computer and that was my mistake having seen my fist go up the other two doctors in the office asked whom i had been talking to and what was that strain sound i just made i said my father and that the sound was closer to her word but the word meant nothing my colleagues didn't know i spoke chinese i wanted to keep it that way to avoid any confusion but the word did mean something it had many different definitions one of which was to begin it was late september and my female colleague madeline was teasing my male colleague rhys about summer which was his favorite season so he was sad to see it go only little girls like summers madeline said to reese little girls and flower dresses flower crowns and paisley dresses rhys was a six to 190 pound all-american guy who went on casual dates with lots of women but flirted with only madeline at work i'm madly in love with you he said he would say to her in front of other colleagues like me and madeline would either ignore him completely or relentlessly try to get him back madeline was a five seven 130 nine pound robust german woman with a slight accent she has had the same software engineer boyfriend for seven years and they lived in an apartment with lots of plants what's wrong madeline asked sensing that i'd been turned away from my monitor for too long i asked if one of them could cover my weekend shift i apologize for the short notice but i had to leave both were happy to do it and even commended my requests since like my father i was a workaholic and known to never take time off they asked where i was going and i said china just for the weekend then i turned from them and started packing up my things fine don't tell us said rhys i know what it is madeline said with a mischievous glint you're off to get married you're going to elope elope is a funny word and in hospital speak for patients meant to leave the building at the risk of yourself and without a doctor's consent after i mentioned my father's passing madeleine gasped covering her mouth and for a second shutting her eyes through her fingers she asked if that had been my last conversation with him and the sound i made was it then a sound of grief i said no not really and left it at that recent madeleine asked me a few more questions like when i last saw him and how long has it been since i left china you were born there now recess and i said i was born in the bay area california madeline said a great place to be born but oakland i said did not seem like i was giving my birth praise too much credit right reset still madeline said i told them that the last time i saw my father was in spring he had been in new york for business a possible opportunity here a new client and on his way back to jfk drove past the hospital and met me in his first floor atrium that had fake greenery and a small cafe he bought me a cup of coffee and i was almost done with it when he had to leave and catch his flight but to china i rarely went nor did i consider myself too chinese the moment those words left my mouth i wondered why i had said them what was wrong with being too chinese yet it always seemed that something was i felt a draft but that was impossible our shared office was a windowless room with a dozen desks lined up against the wall and refreshments in the back the door opened to a hall that had no windows had no open windows and was used only to transport equipment a folded up wheelchair an empty bed pushed by hunched over texts madeleine asked if i wanted some gum and it seemed we all did so we passed the gum packet around and discussed the fresh minty flavor she asked if i wanted the rest of the pack international flat international flights are long how long exactly i said 16 hours to which reese replied i was i was surprised that neither asked where in china i was going the country was huge and much of it rural google maps didn't work there but there were only two cities most people knew about and i was going not to the capitol but the other one by the sea i met my only brother at gfk later that night eight years older he was in what he called the new and fit middle age it didn't matter hint to him what age i was 36 i was younger would always be and he liked to tell me what to do fong was rich now his connecticut house massive since he had arranged the travel we boarded first class where i had a small room by myself my seat the size of a one-person l-shaped sectional with a divider to my left that pulled open and closed for the hour before takeoff my brother visited me in my room to talk about how great first-class amenities were the meals in service different options of heated blankets ability to recline and lie down the late octane bathroom kit blue pajamas with red piping things our father never had nor could appreciate because he grew up in a village i said it wasn't a village fong said a small town in the countryside yes but not a village don't talk about things you don't understand then fong explained the layout 10 kit he opened his bag and held each item out between his two index fingers this was a mini tube of toothpaste this was a retractable comb earplugs moisturizer and cologne tiny powerful mints he promised that once i flew first class i would never be the same there was no other way to travel when the meals came we ate them in our respective rooms with silverware and drank our glass flutes of the weekly clove from across the aisle fong asked when i would be getting promoted at work and i said i was already and attending slash the most senior person in the room sure he said but it doesn't it can't hurt to ask there's got to be one position higher i said probably he replied most definitely then we finished the champagne and gave back our meal trees and prepared for sleep but for the entirety of the flight i didn't sleep i didn't use the lyok time kit or my blue pajamas by accident i pushed the call button and soon a pretty asian flight attendant came by to ask if i needed fresh towels for my face or help with my recline her teeth were very white and she said that a total recline was what these chairs were built to do to go flat like a twin size bed and provide passengers maximum support unbelievable to me that she could smile and talk at the same time a task i thought humanly impossible when i didn't have a request for her the pretty attendant reclined my sectional pull pull closed my room divider again and dimmed the lights waiting for us at pudong airport was our mother with newly permed hair a colorful crossbody purse and ankles that shimmered from her translucent silk socks my mother liked to break my name into two syllables jonah she said and assess my shoulder during residency i had lost the weight of a forearm i'd since gained it back for my mother still liked to check and to ask if i was eating enough if i had already eaten if i could eat any more greetings between some families can be so anti-climatic my mother and i spoke often enough through phone calls and texts but after two years physically apart there was no big embraces or kisses he didn't greet fong as he was clearly at baggage claim ahead of the as he was already at batoche claim ahead of the crowd i'd forgotten about crowds in china that being in a crowd here is like being lost at sea and for airports train stations for any transportation hub any city really for all the tourist sites all the shopping centers especially around the holidays especially food markets escalators the phrase junghai is exists or people see by now fong was 20 feet ahead of us at a sleek black booth calling us a private sedan in the sedan he gave the suited up driver with white gloves no directions he said just the name of the hotel and the driver was off i was checked in with a simple handshake hotel amenities a three inch binder a hundred people came to my father's funeral most i didn't know he had two brothers and many friends my mother has a brother two sisters and more friends these uncles these aunts and uncles i'd spent less than a week with in total for the entirety of my life 18 years ago my parents moved back to shanghai and have lived there ever since once i was bound for college they saw their jobs as parents complete fong was already established then and i was not well on my way none of their siblings had immigrated and my parents were still not as comfortable in america as they hoped so after they left it was just me and my brother in the states the rest of my immediate family abroad at the funeral i couldn't talk about my father in a significant way and once i got a few words out others just wanted me to stop afterwards a small smaller group of us gathered for dinner at an upscale restaurant in a private room the room had a round banquet table with a lazy susan wheel built in customary in this country for families to sit for hour-long meals and turn this wheel back and forth politely forcing everyone to eat once one meal ended another began elaborate dishes were brought out at least 10 varieties of soup children would run around the table laugh hysterically and hide behind the upholstery chairs but there's no children at this dinner and i wondered why to the woman next to me i asked where so-and-so was she pointed to herself she was this former so-and-so my father's youngest brother's second child now my cousin of 25 sorry now my cousin of 22. oh i said hasn't china changed my cousin ass in the last 10 years it's become brand new i said i didn't know the country so well she said that given how my face was chinese it was a shame to not know to not to know nothing about myself we pushed the lazy susan clockwise then counterclockwise about our country continued my cousin it used to be poor but now we have caught up we have surpassed most western countries even yours she showed me her fancy leather wallet and told me the price she passed me her new phone which she noted was even more advanced than mine so palpable to me what she was trying to prove everything was a raise i told my cousin that i was very sorry for her loss my father was a good uncle to you and a good comrade overall what yeah sorry something popped up i didn't know where it was okay well thank you again for the um maybe like that intro to your book because yeah your book will be released in the united states at the start of next year right right right i don't know what that means for us here in germany but maybe a year after so i'll send you a copy today oh that's so nice i thank you to begin because um i'm trying to make a connection with chemistry which is about life in the lab now and um joan is okay we're kind of seeing um the character maybe they're not the same character but at least life outside of the lab into the world and even outside the united states yeah so um why did you imagine starting so this will be your second novel right so yeah what kind of narrative now do you want to focus on that you didn't think you explored in chemistry or is this versus like an independent project from the first book it's definitely an independent project um my editor says that joan is like the older sister of the protagonist in chemistry and i can kind of see that um joan throughout the novel is right the protagonist in chemistry has a real kind of crisis of sort of faith in her work faith in the feel just like general self-confidence issues i think that comes from being in your 20s and that's you know when i was writing that book um joan actually has none of these issues um the the premise of the story is really that joan is fine and she thinks she's fine but everyone else doesn't think she's fine or they sort of feel that she's maybe not grieving her father um in the best way possible maybe she should get married maybe she had kids maybe she shouldn't be such a workaholic since her career is now so defined maybe she should get promoted even though she's like the highest level you know there's always something you can do so i think um joan is okay sort of following a protagonist that i think is okay is like mentally there shows up to work is sort of this like you know um maybe not the warmest person to everyone right but does her job um and that's sort of what you want from an icu doctor i think you don't necessarily want your icu doctor to be like a socialite right you want them to kind of show up to work and know how to use the machines um and that's what she does and she's good at that um so in this one i sort of wanted to explore sort of this absurdity of what happens to a protagonist where this death of the father really kind of spirals things for her life in ways that she didn't expect and i kind of took a page out of the stranger camus book because i love that book it's like one of my favorite books um it's just so focused and short and i think it kind of gets through at sort of this like true existential surrealism and also just absurdity of what could happen to your life unexpectedly when other people tend to project their own demands onto you as a character even if you are fulfilling all of your own personal i don't know like happiness you know goals and things like that um so that's what's sort of what i was kind of trying to explore in the second book i'm going to ask you to mute yourself so you can ask wiki your question oh okay do i need to do it um hi can you hear me now yeah yeah okay hi hi hi thank you so much for your writing i really really loved chemistry for some very wonky reasons i left medicine because i wanted to be a writer oh wow i actually maybe do like the sciences and it's not all my parents so i am now doing a sort of sdsc transaction geographies kind of phd in anthropology so i think it's an attempt to like sort of try and bring my interests and my worlds together so something i really enjoyed about your protagonist in chemistry which i have read and your future book which i'm i'm kind of getting a feeling off from what you're reading is the fact that they're always navigating between worlds like the worlds that they were raised in the worlds that they live in today and so i was wondering if you could speak a little bit about how maybe love becomes a way through which you explore this in betweenness that they seem to be navigating and there's like love for parents love for friends love for a partner but also in chemistry the sort of unconditional love for chemistry or what is expected right um this kind of love for the sciences or i wonder if you can talk a little bit about how love becomes uh a way through which you explore and what your inspiration is or why you see that as something that maybe brings things together but also seems to be blowing apart these categorical stereotypes and expectations at the same time so yeah right um that's a great question there that that was the line that i read about you have to love this inanimate field so passionately um so with regards to kind of the family aspect um jones the second book explores that sort of fully because it is following the death of her father um and for some of these characters yeah they're really in between a lot of different worlds a lot of different fields a lot of kind of generational gaps um and there's just no escaping that i mean they obviously have tremendous love for their family but those love ties are kind of forged in this like fire you know they're forged in this pressure cooker of obligation of sort of sacrifice of sort of like you have to take care of each other because we are all we have right there's this co-dependency um that is um that's so much part of the love that some of these characters are experiencing um and so love is not just kind of this like great privilege and luxury it's also this necessity for them that um you know i these characters love their family their parents their spouses their significant others um but there's also behind that love there's also this like deep frustration and difficulty and kind of getting along with some of these conflicting um just conflicting ideologies um and i don't actually think there's a solution to being in the middle of a lot of things i think it's just attention um and then sticking through it and sort of um just being present you know um so much of the scenes that i'm trying to depict with these people is that they love each other but they also bother each other right and bothering people is so much a part of loving them you just show up and then you know you're in their lives and you're just always in their lives um but sometimes that's better than not being in their lives because the absence would be so much worse um so some of these characters are exploring that in terms of what would happen if i didn't have chemistry you know and by the end of chemistry i think she's actually a little bit okay with like not totally having a certain element of chemistry in her life um but wanting maybe eric back as like a friend because that that sort of presence is really important um and same with joan is her figuring out what to do with her father's absence um and she never really has an issue with medicine being sort of something that she loves to do but she's starting to realize through this big event what her relationship with her family really is um since she's been able to kind of exist independently without them for so long thank you yeah of course so i wanted to jump in and maybe um tie some questions from the chat together and also my own question since we don't have a ton of time left um you mentioned you were teaching a class yeah what was it called writing real science or something yeah i'm trying to develop i mean i haven't started teaching it but like i'm trying to kind of give suggestions for what i should teach for reading i would love to hear um either of you i would love to kind of think about um signs as it appears in literature as it appears in fiction nonfiction that's not necessarily science fiction or genre fiction you know well so it's that's super interesting to us um i'm not sure i have the i have the like the syllabus in my head already but um i do have something i've noticed in academia which is after i don't know 200 years of sort of ignoring the practice of science yeah some academics have decided that the new approach should be let's do philosophy of science as a practice and they call it a practice to indicate science as it exists rather than science um as an ideal so you know there was something like 200 years of philosophers saying what is the method of truth-seeking that science should follow if historians also you know again maybe not 200 years but at least a hundred plus years of writing heroic stories of like the successes and now you finally you know in the 2000s 2010s 2020s people saying actually i want to shift my career and i want to do philosophy as it actually has science actually happens or history of science as it actually happens so there's a whole literature out there um that's trying to do in many ways what you already did in chemistry which is how do you tell stories about the real world um so this is uh in many ways i'm curious what you think about this this move of academia to say okay now we're going to tell stories too and also maybe um in answering the question we had a question from the audience about from baldi about what sources did you consult so did you draw on these academics who fancy themselves storytellers or did you look elsewhere or chemistry yes or for either either book really no um not you know i think um i see it a lot sort of in like in medicine as well narrative medicine really taking off sort of using kind of a way of telling stories through the perspective um with at least the lens or a consideration of science um not really actually for chemistry that sort of just came out of my head in this like very jumbled you know chaotic couple years in my 20s writing that book um and joan was harder because i i did have to kind of um go back into the hospital and do some shadowing and sort of you know interviews and things that um i just couldn't pull from my own head but i think my ability to kind of bring the things together is just a natural ability of having lived in both the world um kind of what um the audience members asking um sort of one foot in each field and trying to find a balance between science and art it's it's very hard to find that sort of delicate balance between science and art because so much of art um doesn't really want to write about science right and so much of science thinks i don't know the humanities are not rigorous enough or something like that like there is just this this kind of like combative aspect of the two fields but i think when it's done really well um it can be quite beautiful and sort of the friction of them can be quite nice um you know the facts of science there's something really um nice about leaning in to the science research that i like but also having the freedom of fiction to sort of add humor um into it and that could be nice but no it is actually hard i actually didn't necessarily have examples to go on it was just something i knew i really wanted to do so i will take take the last three minutes to ask maybe ask you to um reflect on this point so last weekend this past weekend i went to a symposium sponsored by i think university of bristol it was called the coloniality in literature and science okay and um there is a professor who wrote bio fictions by dr josie gill and one of her main points and she was comparing sts interventions and literature and one of the conclusions i don't think was actually in the questions i think they forgot about it but one of the points that she made was um somehow for some reason scs scholars and maybe some science studies people have kind of tried to make another space for themselves and so they kind of try to colonize the literature department i know like you're teaching literary courses but you yeah do you teach science courses too no i don't know um i i i i so after i mostly just teach creative writing um and different types of workshops um and i applied because you know with the with the mfa um they do train you to teach um i think i i don't do that much curriculum work at the college level with big classes for science anymore um i used to but i think it's it's like slightly different um but yeah i don't i don't really teach um like larger science classes um but yeah well um maybe this is just a way to think about references maybe if you're interested uh jo so josie also brought up a cath mckittrick's near science and other stories so she's a black geographer from canada oh okay what is it what is it called it's called beer science and other stories okay yeah so it's a nice um essay collection and some she's actually katherine mckittrick's actually um uh trying to subvert like our tendency to um empiricize and collect data so so one of the takeaways that josie said is maybe people who want to bring in literature into the sciences shouldn't be counting as data you know they should just exist as is and i wonder what your thoughts are about that or how can we grapple with this tendency to scientize even the humanities narratives when we try to bring it into the hard science collections right i mean that's such a that's such a challenging question i mean this this this idea of you know the um quantizing kind of numbers and sort of putting putting putting numbers through literature i i sometimes think when i'm when i'm trying to incorporate science into sort of writing um this is there's an essay that i actually taught yesterday with my students that they really liked it's called um joyce fledoras and it's about the hummingbird and sort of how that relates to the whale heart and how that relates to human hearts and how um i think that without any numbers is kind of looking at science through more of a human connection right what does science teach us about living things and how we exist and why we exist um and balance right energy balance um and what does that have to do with you know the human condition the human heart the human relationships that we're we're able to build um so i i sort of agree with what you're saying that it's it it shouldn't be a quantitative or sort of a numbered approach um definitely not um because there's there's definitely a coldness to that um but there are so many ways that you know i think scientists or even people in stem and how they sort of deal with the rigor of their their work kind of shows us something about i don't know a person at the brink of either a crisis or either a moment or breakthrough right that kind of feeling the urgency of that and then what does that really teach us about um like human yearnings and love and and um sort of stability so it'll be super exciting to see what you do with this uh writing real science idea yeah i'm really a little bit nervous i mean i think you know with like with with students you're just you never know what you're gonna get when you start to design a class yeah oh you're telling me so maybe um just as a lot as last thing um is there anything you know about or you'd like to announce about the joan is okay when it will be available and um or future plans sure um so it's out january 18th next year um so 2022. um and i think that's it in terms of like anything to announce um i'm probably they'll probably certainly um virtual events um and i'll try to post them on my instagram which is why he wang uh or you can find them on my website which is mikeywingrights.com um and yeah just just you know i i i look forward to hearing what you guys think about joan in the second rendition that sounds great maybe we can um we can come back and talk about it again after once you've had those three years of break or something here's a break from joan sure well um thanks everyone for participating thanks especially to wiki wong for joining us i really appreciate you spending time with us yeah of course i'd also like to thank our live captioner norman mckay and andrea wan for the great cover art for our series so yeah thanks again everyone i'll see you next time thank you | Centre for Ethics and Law in the Life Sciences | UCkJ82Ds8N92FpXtZGSLieJw | 2021-12-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 10,771 | 55,947 |
YwQJDOVtSuY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwQJDOVtSuY | Unitary method | Part 1/3 | English | Class 6 | [Music] [Applause] [Music] today we will learn about unitary method many situations arise in our daily life where we know the value of few things and with the help of this we find the value of as many things as we want in this situation we apply the unitary method for example if we know the value of one dozen bananas then we can find the value of half a dozen that is six bananas or of more than one dozen bananas the method in which we first find the value of one unit and then with the help of this we find the value of any number of units is called the unitary method let us understand this with an example raju has fenced his house with three full rounds of fencing it cost him rupees 9072 if he wants to build a fence with five rounds how much is it going to cost him can it be calculated think for a while let me tell you the easiest way would be to find the value of one round offense first and then using that value calculate the value of five rounds of fence now the question is how to find the value of one round of fence think for a while let me tell you total cost of three complete rounds of fence is rupees 9072 similarly total cost of one complete round offense is equal to nine thousand seventy two divided by three which is equal to three thousand and twenty four thus total cost of five complete rounds of fence is equal to five into three thousand and twenty four which is equal to rupees fifteen thousand one hundred and twenty here using unitary method we get the total cost of five complete rounds of fence remember that if we are given the cost of more than one object then dividing the cost with the number of objects would result in the cost of one object then the outcome is multiplied with the number of objects to get the cost of as many objects as wanted let us understand it with some more examples when you go to a shop the shopkeeper tells you the cost of an object on the basis of this depending on how many objects you want to buy you can find out the cost of the total number of objects here you are using the unitary method when you go to buy vegetables the shopkeeper tells you the cost of 1 kg of vegetables on the basis of this you find the cost of 250 grams half a kg one and a half kgs and two kgs or as much as you want here also you use the unity method similarly for the following situations also you will use the unitary method drivers find out the mileage of the vehicle based on distance traveled in one liter of petrol based on this they find out the amount of petrol that is required to cover the desired distance depending on the number of units a company makes in one day one can calculate the total number of its produce in a month or a year try to recall five such situations where you would use the unitary method today we have learned about unitary method in the next video we will learn about it with some more examples [Music] | TicTacLearn English | UCgc6BPchRUum7ASV2QPGw2g | 2020-08-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 567 | 2,885 |
TgUusTsWUmI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgUusTsWUmI | Guided Meditation for Anxiety and Fear | here at zenz meditation we provide you with guidance so you can get the best results out of your meditation practice hello everyone and welcome back or if you're new to this channel welcome to Zen meditation your Sanctuary for inner peace and personal growth we are just a click away so for more meditation videos practical tips and guidance on how to incorporate mindfulness living into into your daily life please hit the Subscribe button turn on notifications and also feel welcome to leave a like and a comment we are here to guide you on your journey and help you flourish in life my name is Adrien and I'll be your guide for today's session today is a short stop meditation to combat fear and anxiety it's a meditation that you can incorporate into your daily life and mindfulness practice now roughly 301 million people that's an estimated 4% of the global population have an anxiety disorder of some kind are you ready to break free from anxiety fear worries and reclaim your peace of mind well this meditation will help you recognize and acknowledge your anxiety and triggers you'll use your breath breath to Anchor yourself in the present moment reducing stress and promoting relaxation you will also expand your awareness to embrace thoughts feelings and your surroundings so please join us as we delve into your inner World guiding you to discover the Tranquility within now before we get into this stop meditation I will kindly ask you to find yourself a nice position position where you're comfortable relaxed and at ease this can be seated lying or even walking just really allow yourself to sit in a comfortable position feel yourself relax into this allow your breathing to naturally come to its relaxed State we're not trying to rush anything or Force anything here so just take these few moments to come back to your breathing and really allow yourself to just sink into this meditation okay so this is the stop meditation to combat anxiety and fear S is to slow down and tune in take a pause in your life and check in with yourself reflect on your day what's happening in your mind right now are there any thoughts swirling can you put a distance between these thoughts and yourself can you simply acknowledge whatever arises even if it's uncomfortable and simply let this pass if there are any emotions or any bodily Sensations that you may be going through right now again just acknowledge whatever arises and let it pass we don't need to pay any attention whatsoever we can simply be the Observer of our thoughts T take a breather by shifting your focus to your breath this is our anchor for times where we become a little unconscious about our Behavior emotions reactions and situations in our life so inhale deeply feeling your lungs fill up with air and then as you exhale slowly you'll release any tension any feelings of stress or anxiety release that in this breath slowly exhaling let your breath become your anchor so if you do get carried away with thoughts just remember to come back to your breath and allow it to guide you back to the present moment o is to open up and observe this is expanding your awareness noticing your body as a whole that's your posture and your expression any stiffness there any tightness there maybe some muscle pains just simply acknowledge these sensation and allow yourself to experience them but also remember that when you get carried away just come back to your breath and allow your breath to guide you back to this present moment also and know notice what's around you the sights the sounds and the smells Embrace this expanded awareness whilst being fully present p is to proceed with possibilities approach the world with curiosity as if every experience is a new experience embrace the unknown without expectations just allow yourself to go naturally with the flow of the universe not pushing against anything with this open-mindedness of a new experience we can navigate this moment with ease and flow whilst welcoming new possibilities now really acknowledge the peace within you and as we close this meditation practice just remember the experience that you've just had here with Zen how do you feel now after this meditation can you move forward with Clarity non-judgment and embrace every moment as a new experience really reflect on today's meditation now gently open your eyes and slowly bring your awareness back to the room have a stretch and remember of course you can return to this whenever you wish it's just a click away you may also want to reflect in a journal or simply leave a comment down below take this peace with you throughout your day carry on your journey with calm and Clarity and openness to new experiences and remember no amount of anxiety makes any difference to anything that is going to happen you may also want to check out episode two of our Series be kind to your mind this is called 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JjRHbJgGQ8Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjRHbJgGQ8Q | Mini P gets Expelled | [Music] these on any missions where you look for a century on summer because Nietzsche attention all right here in my office sucks hey me P half can you call me sucks eating in your voice it sucks I dunno having an assist and how they can't cheat cheat your ping funk animation stupid that's it I ain't gone hen enough with you I'm going to the end we getting in a school meeting too bad that's why telling your teacher pink font animations for think about what he did [Music] well he can't voice call me plastic surgery voice sucks oh so you are it smell so ever here right now never come back your crap [Music] thanks for watching | Ayden Chong Is Back Again! | UCLUyNFgISlUlUl1IfvwdN2w | 2019-07-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 121 | 632 |
WYrrQ6U64qM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYrrQ6U64qM | Preaching is weird | out here gonna do a little bit of preaching it's a little windy so I'm gonna be having you up against this thing so hopefully you can hear some of what I'm saying I just have a couple quick things to set up but uh yeah I I think I'm gonna put a video out about how I uh overcame smoking weed that's been on my heart the past couple days and uh so if you'd like to see that comment below and uh see how God delivered me from that also uh feel free to check out the the patreon of patreon.com Slash pump up the faith so pump up the faith that's a way to encourage the preaching to get us out here because without the funding we're not able to preach so uh yeah we're gonna get get some preaching going on and hopefully bless a few people out here today check [Music] that's a lot of Reverb all right check check all right what's that right there all right I'm trying not to put it towards the park all right I like that check check too much trouble not enough base a little bit of Reverb out here today to talk a little bit about Jesus Jesus the one who saves us from the sins of the world God loves us he sent his he sent his only son that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have ever trying to fix this real quick um forgot to not send a son into the world to condemn the world but the that the world through him might be saved that word saved is to be healed delivered and preserved be made safe and sound see God loves us so much we're we're alive for but a moment we're alive we walk this Earth for just a moment and God loves us so much he loves us that he sent his only begotten son that if we would believe in him we should not perish but have everlasting life see we live in a world of sin we live in a world full of chaos full of anger full of all these things are in the world [Music] to change us to make us more like him to make us only to make us blameless and it's an offer approaching site it's a little too windy for this so I'm just gonna put the nice mic up so this is uh one of the things that happened that's trying to [Music] Michael all right check check we're out here preaching the Good News of Jesus Christ that Jesus comes to save us from our sin he comes to save us from the Brokenness of the world the darkness of the world see we've all sinned we've all fallen short of the glory of God he said there's none righteous no not one foreign righteousness has turned into righteousness through the resurrection in the Gospel of Jesus Christ see I watch what I once was a fallen man I I once lived according to my own lusts and desires sleeping around treating people how I wanted to treat them living living my life at their expense I felt the need to drink all the time I felt the need to smoke all the time but Jesus took that desire from me first he showed me my need for a savior first he showed me that I was living for myself and that that selfish living wasn't leading to anything he said there's a way that seems right to a man but in the end it leads to destruction and I was living in a way that led to destruction it actually led to consequences in my life it led to the consequences that I brought in my own life but I blame the world for those issues in my life I lived in a way that was contrary to what is good [Music] and when I came to God I came to God for him to get me out of certain situations that I was living in I came to him to say hey fix this part of my life but in that time that I was spending with him he was showing me the things that I need to change the things that I need to fix in order to fix my life he showed me I didn't need to get drunk and get showed me that I didn't need to sleep around he showed me these things that caused destruction to other people's lives and in my own life he showed me that I didn't need to do those things he actually gave me freedom from those things she says for the wages of sin is death but the free gift of God there's eternal life in Christ Jesus so I'm out here talking about eternal life I'm out here talking about storing up Treasures in Heaven versus storing up Earthly Treasures living for Eternal purposes instead of Earthly purposes now yeah we're supposed to enjoy our lives we're supposed to enjoy our time here and now but are we thinking about what's ahead are we thinking about eternity are we thinking about a god are we here by a mistake are we here by billions of billions of years of just Cosmic chaos or are we here because there's a God who loves us and created us for a purpose and a design see in the Bible it says that he created us in the image of God in the image of God he created them male and female [Music] and then he told them to be fruitful and multiply he's telling them to fill the Earth with his glory fill the Earth with more of his likeness that's why God created man to fill the Earth with his likeness but when sin entered that world When sin entered the world that that likeness was perverted and instead of living for God we lived for ourselves and when we have a world of 7 billion people living for themselves we have chaos that's why Jesus says if any man desires to follow me he must first deny himself see Jesus saved me from thinking for myself Jesus opened up my eyes to how I was living he opened up my eyes he let me see my sin for what my sin was and he delivered me from it he delivered me from trying to satisfy myself with the world with the things that I was doing in the world he delivered me from those things because those things were leading me to hell those things were leading me away from God and God loves us so much God loves us with an unconditional love he loves us so much that he sent his son to die on the cross to fulfill the law that you and I couldn't fulfill Jesus he lived a perfect life I I couldn't live a perfect life there were 613 laws There Were Ten Commandments if you didn't fulfill that law to a T I became a transgressor but Jesus came and he fulfilled every single law to fulfill the law for us see on the cross Jesus became sin so that I might become the righteousness of God in him but we have to repent we have to trust in him we have to put our faith in him because when you put truth faith in him he'll change your life so your life lived is going to prove what you believe [Music] would you believe will be proved by how you live and the way I was living was leading to destruction it was leading to chaos it was hurting people it was hurting people so God changed my life God opened up my eyes I once was blind to what I was doing but now I see man it's windy all right who cares about the copyright let's get some music going on here [Music] all right see Jesus came to establish a kingdom when Jesus walked the Earth he walked the Earth and he said repent for the kingdom of God is a kingdom of God is ahead is it because we've lived our with we've lived the way that we've wanted to for our entire lives we've lived for ourselves we've lived for our benefits for the kingdom came out as a hand sit here on Earth now and it's a hand and it's a battle with good versus evil says either you're for me or you're against me he says either you gather or you scattered he says we must be born again he says unless you were born again you cannot see the kingdom of God unless you're born again by the water the spirit you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven [Music] see there's a kingdom here it's a kingdom of love joy peace patience goodness self-control gentleness faithfulness there's a kingdom that Jesus came to came to establish here on the earth two thousand years ago said there's two commands to love the Lord your God with all your heart-line soul and strength and then to love your neighbor as you love yourself but first you have to love the Lord God with your heart mind soul and strength he says no man comes to me unless he is drawn by the father and he says we love him only because of First Love we have to see his first love in order to love him yeah so Jesus sent me out here to stand in the wind for whoever would hear me to say that he loves you that he died on the cross for you two thousand years ago that he took on sin he took on your sin if you believe him and he gives you his righteousness if you believe and if you repent when you do that he actually justifies you and that we're Justified means just if I never sin see God he will look at you just if you've never sinned and then he will sanctify you he will transform your life yeah we have to Humble ourselves in front of our almighty God we're not here by accident we're alive right now we're alive we're walking we're hanging out we're at the park here by accident Jesus Christ loves us so much Jesus loves us so much to fulfill the law for you and me the become unrighteousness to die a sinner's death so that you and I might have a place with God in Paradise so that you and I might be rekindled reconnected back to God the way that he intended back in the beginning he says this is eternal life that they may know you the only true God in Jesus Christ whom you have sinned this is eternal life it's a no God and there's this fine line that we're walking down right now called life and we think eternal life is somewhere over here we think we think after death is somewhere over here but it's actually right here it's actually walking right alongside of us right now as eternal life see October 1st I lost my brother the Fentanyl two years ago I lost a sister to drugs and about a month ago I just lost another sister two years I've lost three siblings to addiction to the works of the devil and I'm out here preaching to whoever would here to receive Jesus whoever would hear him to come and give them his give them your sins because on Judgment Day either we pay for our sins or Jesus pays for our sins and if you didn't live a perfect life that you like if you messed up once that makes you a sinner and that makes you deed of a savior and if Jesus is a pain for your sins if Jesus isn't paying the penalty that would make us have to pay their penalty but God's not willing to any should perish but that all should come to repentance that all should come to the knowledge of God would you come to him that shows humility it shows hey I messed up and I send in front of the one who created everything and God I come to you and I ask you to transform me and to make me hate my sin to make me stop doing things that are offensive to you and help me to live a selfless life so that I can love my neighbor as I love myself come to Jesus faith in him he will see you as holy blameless and above approach and then you walk with him when you walk with him he transforms your life and your life transformed as proof that God is working in you see it's a relationship with Jesus Christ bless you guys and I'm out here for whoever would hear him whoever would come to him he's not mad the Bible says he's angry with the wicked every day but if we come talk with a humble heart he is faithful and just to forgive us of everything that we've ever done now Jesus did talk more about hell than heaven he doesn't want anyone to go there see there's this there's a story where people say well I didn't want to be on this Earth so why am I going to go to hell if I don't accept it but it's like the same thing if if your parents made you get onto a boat [Music] and you go on that boat ride and you didn't want to be on the boat but the boat crashed and it's sinking and you're minutes away from drowning and then another boat comes up and says here I'm here to save you and you're like well I didn't ask to be on this boat in the first place no you're not going to say that you're going to hop off to the boat and you're gonna get saved see if we didn't ask to be here on this Earth but we're in this place to where there's a literal Heaven there's a literal Hill we're on a literal Earth and God sent Jesus to be our savior he sent Jesus to be our boat so that we don't have to face the wrath of God see there's archaeological evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ archaeological evidence that Jesus was a man that he died on the cross by Pontius and then he rose again from the dead atheist Scholars will tell you that Jesus walked on this Earth atheist Scholars will tell you that he died on the cross they just don't believe a miracle happened but my thing to you is where's his body where's his body because all of his 11 disciples besides Judas all the 11 disciples they died gruesome deaths for believing in the gospel for believing that Jesus rose from the dead all 11 disciples died for that they were barred the only logical explanation for the resurrection that it actually happened nothing else holds up the debates nothing else holds up except that Jesus rose again from the dead the archaeological evidence is there we just don't want to believe it as archaeological evidence and if we see the evidence if we choose not to listen to it then it doesn't become a mind issue it becomes a heart issue see and I believe Jesus died for my sins of life is fruit of that transformation there's fruit in my life to say hey I'm not the same person I used to be [Music] foreign [Music] God sent Jesus because we there is sin in the world there's anger there's wrath there's malice pretty bad people in the world very bad evil people in the world well you might say hey I'm not as bad as the other guy yeah but if you break one of the law that makes you a law breaker which means you're in need of someone to pay your penalty for the sins if you see in my eyes you might not be a bad person but in the sight of a holy righteous God it might be different [Music] will you trust it will you trust him with your soul your soul is your mind your will and emotions Jesus cares for your soul he is the lover of your soul and trust in him and walk with him you'll be saved he will transform he says those whoever whoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved and he calls Sinners to repentance it's like calling someone who's doing something that's causing a disease in their body he's calling that person to stop doing what's causing the sickness he's calling Sinners to repentance I see yourself for what it is come to me it's a 180. I was walking for the world but now I'm walking God and Jesus says I am away I am the truth I am the life he says no man comes to the father except through me no man comes to the father except through him I say why do you have to get all the microphone to talk about this because he says how are they going to hear unless there's a preacher and how is he going to preach unless he's sent and God has sent me in this windy chaos to preach in the middle of a park for maybe one or two people listening whoever would hear his gospel should be saved and have eternal life it's saved from the wrath of God Jesus loves you so much but do we love him are we willing to lay down our lives in order to pick up his life because when I accepted Christ it's no longer I who live but Christ who lives in me it's Christ in me the hope of glory it's Christ in me the hope that you might see God on this Earth because he could come in a big shiny light and reveal himself but he actually wants to reveal yourself through man he says the heaven is his throne the Earth Is His footstool who's going to build on my house if he doesn't want a house in a church he wants a house that lives and if men will give him their heart if men turned their lives over to him he will take that old Stone heart out and give you a heart of Flesh and that will transform your life he will make you a soft-hearted person that is malleable and usable for the kingdom of God for the Kingdom of Light let's turn to Jesus before it gets too late he says now is the day of salvation not tonight not tomorrow but now now is the time of salvation and there's nothing nothing right now that's preventing anyone from coming to the Lord just a little bit of Guidance just a little bit of understanding a humble heart [Music] he's not asking for anything except for what you were never created for that's all he's asking for to give him what you were never created for and to live for a new purpose and a new reason for being because when he gives you that new heart you're gonna live for a new purpose and I'm not saying I live a perfect life but I am saying the things that I used to do the bad thing is I I don't fall into those things anymore there's still things I struggle with but he actually has given me a high to see that and I live with that conviction and when I see that thing in my life I give it to him and he actually transforms me as I walk that thing out with him it's a love relationship Christianity is not a religion it is a relationship but it's also a kingdom and God rules his kingdom with a sector of righteousness do we live for righteousness or do we live for ourselves we can come to him today what does it look like to come to Jesus so I see my age for your savior I see the sins and I see that I need that debt to be paid I see that I have unrighteousness in me and God I want to be righteous so God I give you my sin I don't want to live for myself I don't want to live for my sin anymore I want to give that to you take my sin and he'll take your sin then you say father help me to live for righteousness help me to Live For Your Glory help me to live for your king and you invite the Lord to come take over your life and you're not just saying a prayer to go to heaven one day you're saying a prayer for a transformed life here and now to live with him to give your life over to him it's not just a momentary thing to give your life over to him so that he can do with your life what he Wills when you give your life to him it'll make you perfect he'll make you holy he'll make you blameless see God he looks at me as holy blameless and above reproach he says the righteous are as bold as lives which is why he allows me to come out here and to Proclaim my righteousness that didn't come from me but came from him and I become righteous through him and I come out here and say you all can be made righteous by the blood of Jesus if you will give your life to him and when you give your life to him you will not be put to shame he's as broad as the road that leads to the to destruction narrow is the gate that leads to life Jesus is that gay Jesus is that way and if you don't go through that way you're not going to get that way he says If you deny the son you deny the one who sent it it's like if if a king sets his Ambassador but you denied his Ambassador you're denying the king you sent him Jesus is the visible image of the invisible God and he came on the earth and he said repent for the kingdom of God as a hand and then he said follow me become a disciplined learner become a disciple but we have to give our lives to him we have to repent that's what God is that's what God is calling us to repentance he's calling all men to repentance he loves every single one out here if anyone needs prayer or anything I'm about to pack up but if anyone needs prayer if anyone needs a miracle in your life if anyone wants to know God please come up to me pack up and I'm gonna be gone in here in just a few minutes but if anyone wants to know God if anyone wants to have if anyone has questions please come talk to me I'm only going to be here for a few moments because no God loves you he died for you but we have to repent we have to give him our lives and he'll change it God bless that's it [Music] uh starting to get dark man it's so windy out but uh yeah out here just preaching for a little bit gonna go home spend time with the wife and the baby and the dogs so it's awesome love you guys hope someone watched maybe not all good peace | Daniel Israel | UCRr277j02Bho5Z9XtCDXAYw | 2023-05-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,002 | 19,742 |
-XvUyv2G-FU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XvUyv2G-FU | The Varied Vestments Of Uncle Elliott | every couple years i kind of change my style i change up i change things up i got a new i got a new hairstyle i'm growing a mohawk again remember remember mohawk i used to have i don't know if you guys see that but [Laughter] check it out i'm gonna grow a rat tail so i'm growing the mohawk and i'm gonna keep the mohawk like the same length except at the back i'm gonna let i'm gonna let the tail grow in the back i haven't told my wife yet she hates when i have long hair so i'm just going to surprise her one day she can be like what's going on with that back of the head and it's just going to grow down i'm just going to let it grow down and i'll see maybe i'll you know like kai greene you know how he has like that long tail that braided tail yeah the first 20 mil rat tail haircut that was right that's right rocco yeah i might have like a long tail and braided or something like that just let that [ __ ] just hang down my back like an extended brain stem so but anyway i'm just having fun life is good so i just i like to have fun with the way i look sometimes that's really what it is man like when we when we're going about life i like it i look at it this way when i was a kid i would put i would take like a towel and i would tuck it into the back of my shirt up here and i would pretend like i'm a superhero i would i literally thought i was a superhero i thought i was superman i'll try to jump off the staircase in fact i did i would jump off the staircase with that towel in my in the back of my t-shirt because when i had that towel in the back of my t-shirt i was superman for a moment i i would walk and talk and act like i'm superman and i grew up in the 80s so superman was that was before superman turned gay so superman was dope also i went to the circus once and i got this big sword almost like that it was a big sword but it was a plastic sword and i will put this sword in the back of my shirt too i'll tuck it into the back of my shirt and i used to watch he-man so when i put that sword in the back of my shirt and i walk around i really thought i was he-man because that's how he carried his sword he carried his sword on the back and he'd pull it out and slash people and so just by having that sword in my back i walked i talked i felt i thought i was he-man and when i started strength camp i wore camo by the way i have boxes and boxes of camo tank tops i might just like start sending them out to you guys i don't know i got to get rid of them because i don't really wear that no mo but when i when i started strength camp i was on i was on youtube if you remember correctly uh young e was rocking the camo tank top and so when i put on that camo i felt like i was i was in the military that's why strength camp looks like that right where's my logo right there strength camp looks like that it's a military logo so i was like i'm a i'm a damn soldier i'm a soldier for strength so i dressed like a man that was a soldier for strength and i believed i was a soldier soldier for strength and people people will behave towards you the way you think about yourself and the way you present yourself and the way you dress that's how they're gonna behave towards you and then when i became a hippie well i was hippie elliott for a little while i if you don't remember that's when i grew a long mohawk and i started wearing crystals because what i wear where i also wear my heart on my on my sleeve but i also wear my heart on my chest so whatever you see hanging around my neck you know just think back whatever you see hanging around my neck that that exemplifies what elliot you're dealing with so now you know i wear the i wear the cross i have my cross and i have my um i have my miraculous medal and so i bought this cross when i first returned to christ and i was actually reading a lot of orthodox books right it was the orthodox church that brought me back not the church but orthodox writings the patristic writings the writings of the earth of the fathers who i don't know i mean it was all one church back then anyway and so i got this then and then when i remembered i was catholic and i started learning about catholicism i was like damn my mom and my grandma been wearing this my whole life so i put that on so that's a part of my it's a part of my costume because the way i dress determines the way i feel and so there was hippie ellie i was wearing crystals i don't even remember i had a pink crystal i wore a pink circle crystal around my neck i should pull it out it's a beautiful it's a beautiful pendant i just pulled out one day but it represented it represented an aspect of me i would call that effeminate today but i believe i needed to go through that phase in the same way i spoke to you guys about uh the amazing development of men the book the amazing development men and how the author speaks about how a man will rise up his whole life from a page to a night to a warrior always descen ascending to a warrior and then there's like phases of the warrior early warrior a lot of you guys in your early warrior right like early 20s then there's mid warrior that's probably like in your late 20s 30s right early 30s and then there's late warriors which is like close to 40. i became a late warrior mid in my mid 30s and i moved fast she says though that you don't become so a man it's always an ascending path right page night warrior one warrior two warrior three but then there's a descent this is this is this is an archetype this is a pattern that's recognized and so in our world because uh we denigrate masculinity and we don't understand uh natural patterns in life they like to call it oh a midlife crisis and they make it sound as if it's you know it's the end for the man or like you know he's cracking up or he's going crazy which you do you do go crack up and go crazy especially if you don't have a containment you don't have perspective for what it is and most of us don't know what it is i didn't know what it was i was blessed god just kind of carries me everywhere i go man no matter how hard it is it's almost like god is just carrying me and god placed me in place in front of me the work of robert moore may he rest in peace king warrior magician lover and i fell in love with that guy's work i was right around age 36 and i started going down and i was like what's going on in my life and that was about the time that i discovered uh the amazing development of men and the archetype of initiation when he talks about this very thing that i'm talking about initiation in men and i also discovered the cosmic clock all around the same time cosmic cosmic clock is also referred to as cosmic initiation and it is about the 12 year cycles of a man and every 12 years you're going to go down again you're going to go down again as a man expect to sort of go down again but there those are those there are micro cycles there are macro cycles and then there's a global cycle for each individual and that's a whole life cycle and so um around that time when a man is at midlife that's when he goes in in iron john i mean it's all just amazing stuff i learned about the same time my iron john the book iron john which i know a lot of you guys have read and you need to keep reading it read it again and again and again and again in your life at different phases because it will mean different things he calls it catabasis he says you go into a catabasis catabasis is that going down that going down process but that going down process is important it's critical it is required for you to ascend as a king and so one of the things that the woman in uh iron john that wrote not iron john i'm sorry the amazing development men said she says that for many men when they go down they lose a lot they might have a divorce they might the business might fall apart or you know go bad for me a lot it was my fam my relationship with my wife became it became different but then it became better because i rose up out of it you know there was a time there where our relationship was never bad but i wasn't living up i wasn't carrying my duty i wasn't doing what i was doing supposed to be doing because i was too busy being effeminate and going down into my ditch and so and that's not a good look for a woman especially she doesn't know what's going on a woman doesn't like that because they they they love safety and security so if you start cracking up and going weird they get freaked out so my wife is kind of like freaking out on the inside but here's here's some of i'll kind of mix my story in a little bit with what's expected in these kinds of patterns so uh i hit i think i hit rock bottom and started on my way back up when one day i my father-in-law had come down the floor because he was very sick he lived a bad life he was an alcoholic married bad women and just he was a nice guy but a weak addicted man and he came down here because he was very sick and this is where his family lives his two daughters and he was in the hospital and then uh he was getting better and then he got worse again he went to the hospital and i had a dream one night and in the dream it was like god was speaking to me i don't know it was a voice maybe an angel i don't know but a voice said to me you talking to me you and guy that was his name you and guy are about to make colleen very miserable that was what the voice said to me you're about to make and you know i love my wife and so i woke up and i was like damn i'm about to make my wife very miserable and i knew i was like i got to change my ways this is when i was smoking weed and stuff and so i knew i had to change my ways and so immediately that next day i started making changes there were certain things that i was doing that i stopped doing i was thinking things that i wasn't doing i started doing it i told my wife she was like what like it was a little bit of a shock to her because you know when it's time to act i act so i was like this is changing that's changing boom and then that same day she got a call from the hospital her dad wasn't doing well and he died and so it was almost like god gave me uh a chance it was like he was like colleen's about to have some hard times with her father passing away and she needs you to be strong and stop being a slap dick and it all happened the same day right after that dream all happened happened that same day and i can't say that it was an immediate bounce up but i was on the ascending path after that i was on the ascending path after that was like right then when i started focusing on masculine issues i kicked all the women out of grounding camp and uh and have been on this this way this path up i can't it's not a bounce that was like 2017 18 that was like 2018 19 22 22 so four years to be where i am right now and god has given me so much grace over those four years is crazy so much great i didn't do it but he kept me afloat | Elliott Hulse | UCLrI-dOLyDbRnPyUeWadsOg | 2022-07-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,265 | 10,917 |
p69eg8oWX2o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p69eg8oWX2o | How Many Shoes Do You Have In Your Sneaker Collection? #shorts | How many pairs of shoes do you have in your collection just one just decent one pair what was that the uh fragments okay dope How many pairs of shoes do you have in your collection I used to work at Foot Locker for about four years so I probably got like a hundred pair 100 Pair nothing nothing like this dude though they're not as serious they're not as serious okay solid solid How many pairs of shoes do you have in your collection in my collection I have about let's just uh like eight pairs of shoes that's nice nice start nice start | DNA SHOW | UCh3MxIbmWl8hDjEL_U8ClsA | 2022-12-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 105 | 634 |
grkiyVan_18 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grkiyVan_18 | Robbie's first proper win!! - Fortnite Battle Royale #7 | yo what is going on guys my name is Robbie Rapson today I'm come back you another video ok today today this is a completely different video we're playing so for tonight so I've been playing fortnight for a while with drama we've been playing it we haven't got too many wins we've got a few minutes together he's got more wins I have cuz admittedly a lot better game but anyway more to the point is that this is actually a first solo win I'm not only solo this is jus oh and I'm not gonna lie I got really really really really hyper DM because I don't know how well Kalitta [ __ ] I don't know how we'll one but I still weren't got the W for a so nice my first everyone that's why I got so hype so stick around waiting to the end of the video to hear the most overreaction to a win every that you'll ever hear don't forget to drop a like on the video as well if you've enjoyed it don't forget to hit that subscribe button I've been roaming rats with a goodish gamers laters [Music] well so long it's done to offer salat of Allah house that's what I wonder how this we learned on this white woman well I've got London this one right here [Applause] oh yeah yeah boys may as well dress I would have an old guy to the right I bailed in East he's on the roof oh [ __ ] the Louis Louis Louis so I wasn't quick enough should I tend to give the win or I know I probably die but you know why not oh yeah that's not a bad [ __ ] yeah it's not a bad idea visible fit yeah it's all left left his offload but let's go yes mobile she's normal well I got you that lug nuts in office you know so either the people for the people all the people are gone please be nice to me ah enjoyments when bullet shots me a party when you bought your body just starts it you now know so now may go away you can't make a choice now oh my [ __ ] good lord run just [ __ ] run got to to do anything that's to that yeah yeah I see em I see em I see em I see em yeah okay I'm going to just try and bear laughs as much as you can so you don't get spoiled God once there's a fight going on and get in the same time take out circle yeah don't put on too much paper how do this well we try not to I'm trying to do you're a sniper I finally [ __ ] Olli oh yes yes okay okay this is good this is really [ __ ] good never going move forwards that's right oh my god the [ __ ] intensity oh my god chichi Jesus oh my god I'm gonna cuss oh man that's my first like I have wooden classes solo but like being put in the situation on my own my heart is going for man I did I in my head I'm going this is it this is the moment it's tough it's this moment I was like I saw him and I was like I've got to take it take the moment shot him and I fought - he fought I wasn't gonna get the second guy I thought I'm gonna have to reload | iiDrama_v2 | UCXVVx72IYaiFl4WKthuBZAw | 2017-12-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 584 | 2,861 |
Y5sTOZMYcSE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5sTOZMYcSE | Why I Left Torque | hey what's up guys my name is vos and hopefully I'll be back now I've been gone for a while and I've been in the game sometimes and I've been out you know I haven't been in the game and I've been busy it just is really the pit you know just depending on my schedule because I've been extensively busy over the summer I moved and I went to work and it was a very very rough time a lot of a lot of things happen a lot of bad things happened um you know it's like I've moved away from my family and everything and moved out of my house to a you know to a workhouse and it was it was just a big ordeal but you know it was a good experience and that whole thing's over now and I'm back where I usually am and I'm going to school and I'm also doing college now so I have you know to to fools yes she could say schooling schooling obligations college and high school and that combined with other things I have to do at the moment I've just been a lot but um that's really reason the why I haven't been up active on YouTube then now I'm back and I have more time and I got my schedule worked out I've got caught up on everything so I should be uploading now and I'll tell you more about that and another video coming soon this kind of relates to something that just started recently but um as you most of you know I did leave torque and that's for various reasons and I'll kind of go over the general ones when I was gone I I wasn't involved with work very much I left the clamp with haters and sloths who are amazing people amazing leaders extensively responsible loving the death but um you know as the clan the clan began to change after you know the first original few months of work they began to change a lot with how it was you know how it was running absolutely became less involved because I was gone I was I wasn't in game I was barely in discord and you know was basically that learning the clan and it just began to change in ways and it was going so fast that it would have been inappropriate for me to her basically said you know to basically contradict everybody because you know I've written cleanse for a while and I've been ignore face clans and I know how the whole thing works I know how clan cycles work them you know growing and dying and dead spaces and everything like that well we were we were making decisions that was hurting our reputation and various things of that sort and by the time I came back a couple weeks you know three weeks after I came back the clan was basically completely different and I just I didn't feel connected to the clan anymore not the members I'm talking about the clan itself talking about the general scope of the clan I love all the port numbers like I wish you guys did that and you know I still talk to you guys you know I'm my desk I'll put my discord in the description if you don't know what - chord you know usually means you can add me on this chord and I'll talk to you guys I love talking to guys I play with you I don't care I love it and it just I just didn't feel the same and you know I didn't feel like you know twerk was was where I was going in the community it's hard to explain and it's not that I gave up one to work at all if I would you know if I would have been active in the clan if I would have been there all the time and then I just was like okay I'm gone that would be not even okay but you know how I saw it was you know I wasn't I wasn't around and then even some of the other people the older ones in the clan said they would make a difference whether I was there or not which I guess proved to not be true but anyways it was it just things happened things happen and I ended up leaving and you know it was a peaceful it wasn't like I was mad at anybody or anybody was mad at me and I guess twerked disbanded and they made a new clan I'm not sure the name is yet and I'm so happy for them and I hope they make it I hope they do well as for me I created a team you know private team nothing public won't be Coco in public for a very very long time I doubt I won't even go in I will probably not be running another public line again in my life but I've put so much time to this team and I want to have an entire other video dedicated to that with detailed explanation and you know whatever but the team name is vertigo and I'll be using the intro for the team at on this video so anyways hope you guys enjoy the upcoming content because it'll be amazing we have an amazing editor to do all of our editing and the videos in this channel would still be edited by me but I'll let you know if it's if it's him or not and I hope you enjoyed this free fall gameplay that's pretty bad probably because all my frou-frou gameplays are bad usually when I try to record you guys think yes for watching Michelle to death again discord in the description and that'll be it have a nice day | TheVoS | UC8sWguZ21RAulRJSutKtpXg | 2017-10-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 990 | 4,852 |
-zuV7AyEKZw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zuV7AyEKZw | Worms RUINED My Friendships | F you no this will be just so inappropriate and so like it will ruin a friendship I will block you on Discord no what oh my God I'm dizzy I'm going to pass out oh my God hello everybody and welcome back to a brand new video in today's video I'm playing the game worms with my friends it was a really funny video and I do really recommend you watch the entirety of it as I am very positive you'll laugh at it if you enjoyed this video at any point please consider liking and subscribing and maybe sharing it with friend this that would help me out massively anyway enjoy the video what what do I call my worms Jewels wait I'm going to call mine Jewels I'm going to have a Jews worm uh click on it and then you get yeah there you go come crus just to make it clear to everyone nobody knows how to play this game oh she's moving she's look at look at there she's going wait how the [ __ ] do I jump I don't know how to jump oh it's a jump enter enter enter is Jump how the [ __ ] do I kill someone I actually couldn't tell you oh I no you ran out of time okay 05b is playing you have a gun shoot and then I move look at me go leave spunk alone nuh-uh nuh-uh how do I shoot how do I aim okay with what with what [Music] space this is the worst SP ever how do I get a out how do I shoot myself enough heuse a Sil man with lineups you have 5 Seconds four you just oh sh e enter tank oh [ __ ] Jews whiffed that's crazy thought it was radiant I okay that bro she went fly SE is op jump off the how the [ __ ] should I get there's only number for one jizer in this town watch this why did you hit yourself I feel like you hit yourself more did yeah you did [ __ ] you say to me I said nothing I said nothing nothing I love you okay fine what I can shoot again no oh oh oh what the [ __ ] no way that was my turn no way no way a God poor Ikea what did Ikea ever do to you aside from putting horses in their meatballs they did they did do that wait I'm going to [ __ ] kill if I did it again oh Jizzy hand with [ __ ] no no no no no no I want this what what is this oh my God every Health p is a [ __ ] [ __ ] real real Loki real what am I looking oh my God I can't get up again you can do this I believe yes mhm no no no no leave me alone why uh oh ski skiy skiy another the same I'm going how are you jumping that high sheo oh you're dead oh my god oh my god well well well we meet again Mr snowman I'm going to use the bunker Buster where is it going oh how much does it do oh [ __ ] oh oh double the [ __ ] oh [ __ ] oh [ __ ] yeah I don't think any of us think this low key the yells oh the yells I hope yeah we are good spunk is a tank bro come on spunk W I will sacrifice my own life for Pakistan oh the banana goes crazy the banana goes crazy throat soft oh there you go this goes crazy guys oh my god oh oh oh oh oh oh what that is crazy no not 07 in the J it's [Music] over what yeah I'm dipping bro it's been fun got to go to oh all right bye I'm just technically repositioning for my Joel's 500 IQ radiant PL I don't like where this is going I do I do oh no I called it I called it drown drown my oh [ __ ] sh he did H all I'm plat I wh I wh got to use a missile or some [ __ ] you got to take this man out no no no no no no don't come for the don't come don't come don't come no why would you do this is it's just so mean no oh low key if I fall off into the water you actually win there you have any last words Mr okay um any less words Mr Sean just do it it's been an honor coming with you buddy see man I swear you have like 50 of those oh yeah Brimstone we're going to Brimstone guys okay ready up fuckos Oh I thought I was women women we don't like women here on this channel typical my old Nemesis any last words buddy kill [Music] yourself that's so [ __ ] so good oh no I know this laugh no no no no um you know what stop rubbing yourself on my Jizzy hands no no he huge Jizzy hands can be killed what can I say what can I use it I don't like my positioning at all there's too many people that are mean position your cell next to me no please there's too many of us already oh that's a bomb no you a done no yes no no I what you doing sneake this up your kill what oh what does this do it blows up I should leave no I'm dancing bro jeles is dancing that's such a jeles moment yes I I love this Vision I love this Vision holy [ __ ] holy [ __ ] yes yeah [ __ ] your things oh wait oh H me I was not looking oh [ __ ] yo yo sorry this is [ __ ] I'll get you 14 bro that is [ __ ] good [ __ ] good CH we can talk about this don't do this to yourself chiz has had [Music] enough look at him looking at it like oh [ __ ] I'm killing you the second I can oh [ __ ] why does she live why does this [ __ ] live everything why does this happen this is so [ __ ] crazy he's chilling that he's chilling that baby grunk you know he's he's rising up baby done this is what it feels like to play valerant competitive no I got someone how this [ __ ] is Invincible what the [ __ ] you know what I I I give up skib ski wins in the hole [ __ ] kill be please she's definitely is no you no this would be just so inappropriate and so like it will ruin our friendship I will block you on Discord no you're going to be up there with Jes radi pleases I've come for some [Music] coach what that was that a joke this [ __ ] this [ __ ] I do not understand this game is riged all baby gr face oh oh oh spunk sweep oh it was nice KN you guys it really wasn't no no not a b what is your issue what have I ever done to you yeah suck my dick suck my dick why am I fly no don't dare don't you dare don't you dare good boy good boy 69 that's such a Jes number I have a proposition for you what is your proposition bana don't get it good woman [ __ ] that is [ __ ] how about you can I get out of this I'm stuck you know what wait you know what [ __ ] you I'm out I'm out of this [ __ ] what the [ __ ] is that I'm out of this [ __ ] I'm out of this [ __ ] what the [ __ ] stop stop you imagine how funny it would be if she kills herself I don't care I want you to die that sounds awful it does actually go clutch clutch radi clutch radi clutch radi clut think your helicopter might explode here nope nope this [ __ ] ain't exploding bro you know what is exploding what my pants cuz I saw tor's face yesterday why do you go backwards I think Jo is about to d rank J is about to go back to Immortal bro no by Joes listen all I'm all I'm saying is I'm happy baby gr didn't win this [Music] game | Jacko | UCAteJcVEOTOqoQH8Lwoj1cw | 2024-01-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,382 | 6,891 |
lDv-GdgYmw8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDv-GdgYmw8 | Parallel Universe. Have astronomers found evidence of parallel universe?. | Have astronomers found evidence of parallel universe?. These past 12 months seem as if we have already slipped into a parallel universe, but Brexit and Donald Trump are nothing compared to the alternate universes some astronomers are contemplating. First what is a Parallel Universe. Some calls it the multiverse. This idea is not yet confirmed, but it's a cosmos in which there are multiple universes. And by multiple, I mean an infinite number. These uncountable kind of world, sit side by side in higher dimensions. But just that our senses are incapable of perceiving them directly. Increasingly, astronomers and cosmologists seem to be invoking the multiverse to explain puzzling observations. The stakes are high. Each alternate universe carries its own different version of reality. Infact, I believe there will be a really weird one, in which Donald Trump will be useing twitter to spread nothing, but amusing cat videos. This may sound bonker, but the latest piece of evidence which favours a multiverse universe came from the United Kingdom's Royal Astronomical Society. They recently published a study on the so-called cold spot. This is a particularly cool patch of space seen in the radiation produced by the formation of the Universe more than 13 billion years ago. The cold spot was first glimpsed by NASA's WMAP satellite in 2004, and then confirmed by ESA's Planck mission in 2013. It is supremely puzzling. Right?. Most astronomers and cosmologists believe that it is highly unlikely to have been produced by the birth of the universe. This is mathematically difficult for the leading theory, of which is called inflation in its simplest explaination. This latest study claims to rule out a last-ditch prosaic explanation: that the cold spot is an optical illusion produced by a lack of intervening galaxies. One of the study's authors, Professor Tom Shanks told the RAS, We can't entirely rule out, that the Spot is caused by an unlikely fluctuation, as explained by the standard theory of the Big Bang. But if that isn't the answer, then there are more exotic explanations. Perhaps the most exciting of these, is that the Cold Spot was caused by a collision between our bubble, and another bubble universe. If more detailed analysis happens to proves this to be the case, then the Cold Spot might be taken as the first evidence for the multiverse of our Universe. But the Irony is that if there is a multiverse, scientists will have to accept that the ultimate goal of physics to explain why our universe is the way it is. So, every possible combination of physics is tried out across the multiverse. Inevitably, there's nothing more than blind luck, at least one will have the conditions we see around us today. It's just a big old accident, and that hardly seems very satisfying. Put it this way, a multiverse doesn't sound attractive. It would cut to the very heart of physics purpose. Nature, of course, doesn't care about this. Maybe the cosmos really is this way and we just have to accept it. Certainly, there are many who are willing to defend the multiverse as a valid direction for thought. Comfortingly, if we do live in a multiverse, we can be assured that somewhere out there is an alternate version of you and me that have already figured all this out. Or maybe, one where I might be the current presidents of the United States of America. Hey don't call me Donald Trump, I dislike twitting. I hope you enjoyed watching?. Please do suscribe & also leave us a comment, or suggest a topic you think will be interested for our next publication. Thanks for being a part of this generation. One Love, Keeps Us Together. Credits: NASA. Pexel For videos and images used in some scene under CC. Script By: https://www.theguardian.com/science/across-the-universe/2017/may/17/multiverse-have-astronomers-found-evidence-of-parallel-universes Song: Track by: WhiteSand.... Title Cinematic | Earth Actually | UCPYybOAStesvWWIl4oMu4aw | 2017-06-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 644 | 3,914 |
RGk7QCt27hk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGk7QCt27hk | The San Antonio Compassionate Institute 2020 | [Music] first day i took office in 2017 the first resolution that the city council passed connected us with other cities around the planet through the international charter for compassion that resolution named us and invites us into an ethical identity compassionate san antonio it claimed our community was already compassionate and challenges us to be even more compassionate to become more of anything of true worth requires commitment and learning i began with myself and my office we were some of the first of san antonians to take the compassionate integrity training [Music] this institute is also the first among all of the 450 compassionate cities [Music] the question for compassion education was and remains where do we begin for the last year plus the compassionate essay action team struggled with this question do we begin with children teachers universities when kovitz struck the answer became very clear we start at all levels the team is a highly skilled group of volunteer san antonians university educators administrators community organizers communications metrics and tech gurus all committed to the bottom line basic of compassion the ethic of reciprocity also known as the golden rule in all the world religions to treat others in ways we wish to be treated ourselves the intensive training includes compassion skills for self others and in systems all systems government education health our own bodies our family name any system and compassion skills are applicable the san antonio compassionate institute is year long and continues through the 2021 academic year institute fellows began working together last night as cohorts within their own institutions supporting each other creating opportunities strategizing the integration of compassion with their institution systemically the institute is not necessarily the application of a curriculum it is the strengthening of compassion as a systemic and culturally planted ethic providing and teaching is how the institute began this past june the training curriculum is the same as marine nuremberg and others who participated in about two and a half years ago the curriculum is known as compassionate integrity training from the center for compassion integrity and secular ethics out of life university in atlanta [Music] the desire is now more than ever before and needed more than ever before in in our lifetime at least and to recognize this interconnectedness this interdependent collaborative approach that we've seen in san antonio over the past number of weeks this project gives me hope this initiative gives me hope not only for young people but for everybody we need to see cities like san antonio doing it and walking the talk first and not not so much without fear but actually recognizing potentially what could go wrong but instead of saying no we won't do it walking ahead and feeling and owning that realistic fear um but doing it anyway and for me that's that's what courage that's what bravery is and also that's what true compassion is [Music] i truly believe that right now in history i'm a u.s secretary teacher so i look at things in perspective of history we are at a crossroads between compassion and understanding and hate and bigotry and that's what makes this compassion institute programs like this extremely important because we see how a social political economic system that lacks compassion affects families how it affects our students how it affects our own close relatives and it is through having compassion we can acknowledge that understand that and look for ways to change it the compassionate institute has given me the skills to help foster that compassion among my students something that i always say in my class is if you can make someone's life a little bit better why wouldn't you because we're all living in a hard life we can all acknowledge that life is hard but we don't have to be alone in this hard life we don't have to be isolated in this hard life if we have that compassion that understanding that share collectedness as human beings we can come together to form something beautiful to push us to greater heights in the end we are family and we are what makes this city strong and if we do not lift each other up then we're just breaking each other down and that is not what we want and so is it going to be hard to continue pushing forward to compassion in a system that lacks compassion yes it will be hard but another thing i say is the mountain may be high but the cause is righteous hi everyone i'm delighted to share my experience as a participant of the inaugural compassionate institute in san antonio my name is vidi carisales and i stand here today as an immigrant and as the co-founder and ceo of inschools m-schools is an immigrant nonprofit organization that partners with k-12 educators to transform our schools into safe welcoming inclusive places for undocumented students and families working as an organization working at the intersection of immigration and education compassion has been our compass i came to this country when i was 11 years old with my family and navigating k k-12 as an undocumented student i experienced discrimination experienced xenophobia i remember feeling othered and unwelcomed and in those moments the words from maya angelou resonates so much with me i've learned that people will forget what you say people will forget what you did but people will never forget how you made them feel i still remember those emotions and those feelings and i have vowed to myself that through my work at m schools i hope to create the world that my parents dreamed for me that every parent dreams for their child or for their children a world where our immigration status does not determine our worth participating in the compassionate institute has highlighted for me how compassion and his true form recognizing the needs of others showing empathy and taking action can provide the principles or the foundation that we need to not just transform ourselves but to transform the world around us and the amazing thing is that compassion is something that we can do every day in our daily lives so i want you to ask yourself when was the last time that you practiced compassion that you cared and did something for someone or for others and when was the last time that you practiced compassion that you care and did something for you i hope that immigrants who make san antonio home and those who are passing us by never forget how the people in san antonio made them feel never forget how welcome and embraced and felt by your by your city and i hope that they never forget that in the midst of so much pain and rejection san antonio is a place that they can always call home san antonio we have been fortunate to be in a city where people rise up in times of challenge um the most clear example of that to me was the first um experiences with the doubled food bank food lines which happened literally overnight when the pandemic really gripped everyone and and we had massive unemployment the food bank lines doubled and there were those famous aerial photographs i went out to one of the coordinated drives and i'm not kidding you the cars were outnumbered by the volunteers the same is true whenever we have a massive blood drive downtown but i i like to think of smaller acts of compassion that that mean a lot um every time i see someone walking down the street wearing a face mask i think that that person is acting out of compassion because it's truly a sign of respect it's it's protecting the other person not necessarily yourself you know everyone who comes into the city they have to be part of the culture and it means that we're constantly trying to take this philosophy of compassion out to to our communities and and as leaders as members of the institute we're now ambassadors for that movement and and have the responsibility to take that training [Music] you | NOWCastSA | UChJWhYfRsEj9vtaTlm2ue8g | 2020-07-31 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,369 | 7,936 |
Tc601I-U598 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc601I-U598 | in to adult. ~ | while there is blood on your sneeze on his hands about a man but it's not it's yours yeah it's like a nipping in an empty in it broom okay experimental episode um bruh like my pecs like working out and then stopping at my pecs experimental episode I am Leonardo da Vinci of balance and flexibility this is it in the Vitruvian Man [Music] drop thing they call me the one who walks on water ow hit my head with the uh oh sorry we're doing a Bible now I'm the Jesus and at the top of this belief which I don't have any of left maybe I'm supposed to make another Bible so let's let's start let's start checking the Bible out of the stone with our jackhammers this dude thought that he was a normal person went through the extraordinary nature of being born before the internet this is CBD by the way guys c b d one before the internet was a thing fortunate enough to witness the thing nobody would tell anybody which is we were all about to be eaten by the singularity you should put the camera on the left on the right I mean didn't no sort of it's more inflective or is this a reflection or is this a reflection this 20 000 milliamp hours put it here on my leg that's oh [ __ ] there's the camera [ __ ] dude [ __ ] bro [ __ ] me what's up oh man [ __ ] this goes here am I upside down is that gonna be the issue welcome everybody to my channel I'm a professional YouTube video maker am I allowed to do this on camera um in this cool very imaginative little piece uh I like it because of the Terrapins that is it um atheist real boy from from before the internet it doesn't have a file system you can't explain it to me dad they're trying to stealing my cookies they want my ads preferences they're gonna try and sell me don't you understand this is gonna be the end of the world that was me fast forward 33 is now what I am age welcome to three minutes 39 seconds it's the age Jesus was when he was at 33 or three minutes and 39 seconds at the video just now you remember that it's biblical angel numbers so like uh basically everybody went sort of crazy from the internet and microprocessors and the internet and I sure did hack into your Facebook you sure they sure did take your cookies they sure did kids off y'all went um it's my Express opinion that the world's gone interesting it's gone forgive a baby instead of can we even possibly still make one here I'm on my second super [ __ ] kidnapped wife where like the the moderators who keep like the webcam models and stuff do all the things that they make movies about where the in cells lose real bad but don't worry the girl is fine it's happened it's like it's like men's wives in a shadow of an instant become what they always were going to be was a webcam model they start off on their journey to tautologically had for no reason not have re-met their wife and then a thousand layers deep they find out LL Cool J is singing songs about taking the house and making it hard for the people who lived in New lived in that house before to to live cohesive lives because of the noise you live there afterwards I'm like like time warfare oh I uh I tried it is that a zit I tried to do a lot of Science Fiction in my atheist career uh philosophy was my first jointer solipsism as they say if you cannot live for yourself then you are not alive no I am not alive now I'll tell you when you are not alive I'm trying to decide whether I'm alive what have you done to decide whether you're alive [ __ ] you you're really bad at talking about whether you're alive get out of here you're probably not alive oh God is anybody alive I'm alive mm-hmm I'm sitting there I'm sitting there God's Little atheist for for as long as you can be like well if nobody sees magic and the rules are dumb then there's no such thing as religion if if half the world says your God's fake no oh my God's fake and the other side's going to hell that's dumb it's dumb I'm a 33 now and I live in a city where I'm not at the beginning of the end of wit I am fighting for the return to it miles into Generations having departed from it uh you should know I'm The Man Who on Earth is Jesus Christ hi guys tough to say tough [ __ ] I hope I'm not yelling um Jim Carrey's all of his movies talking about shitty crazy crap like numerology and and and Evan Almighty and Bruce Almighty it's just never ending you'd have to have looked hard your whole life and then looked down and been like oh in the juxtaposition yeah no I kind of I kind of see it now uh to see first of all the letters than the words the then the words then the words the letters make Jim Carrey as a vagal nerve shape and then you look at his career and you look at his roles Will Smith as an actor Kevin Smith as a PR as a director the the the pieces of the alphabet that are this hundred years Happening Here on the planet Earth it's real weird I wasn't ready for it so much to tell you the least I'm sitting there having my first God's honest promised to love the for the rest of forever lady cam model kidnappy voice to skull these are the kids we didn't none of us were prepared these days the kids are disappearing the first time a dog talks to them we all know what can happen oops it happened lying about the past like where the Borg anyone who survived a Skeletor tell me about Jim Parsons his girlfriend again what was what was her job there and they're like shut up your history does not cost to lead with my own what'd you call me I didn't see her what did you call I didn't say anything push where was I something about atheism um a little bit of voice to skull my first wife so you know they talk about the kids and the girlfriends and the in the Blues Clues talking to them but I have an IQ of like what we would call uncomprehensibly high like how could you say they made O'Brien's out of me like I wake up with with cheese whole brain because I learned too many things that day I'm like wow I should really make a robot that does all of the remembering my things for me and then I can just kind of chew on yesterday's brain stuff until I remember all the things that I've learned everything in the whole world and the day before but I'd forget and then I don't really act like I did the next day remember everything it'd be a cool thing to do looking around these days like there's just no Google Glass anymore because we'll see what's happening Steve Jobs didn't make a copy paste function on his phone that can fly us to the Moon because of what's Happening our TV shows are a bit weird hey Black Mirror the new season came out I was gonna supposed to be watching that instead today because of what's Happening welcome to Portland and the West Coast we're from Tijuana I've been to five cities um in this last year-long adventure of cities falling behind in front of and around me um I tell you when I am when I'm looking for a plane ticket somewhere for seven days it's just uh Skyrocket the price is just seven days a 25 ticket now it becomes a 320 ticket and you're just like well there's no holiday here's a holiday people spend thirty dollars more on a twenty dollar ticket that's not what's happening with me for me for seven days and it's just on every [ __ ] flight the bar graph just goes down rental cars throughout the course of the night I'm like well I can't fly I'll get a rental car oh this one's like twenty dollars too expensive a day I'm gonna keep searching and then by the end of the night it's like 2 A.M and they're all 220 dollars a day and I'm like [ __ ] uh me ah hard places to start voice to skull fear of targeted individuals becoming your entire generation you know I just think the gang stalking took everybody dude like the movie The Cube is about people who survive who turn around and they're like yeah I don't know how I made it through I might be crazy the the questions I answered in the affirmative like that wasn't a good insult if you really wanted to do pain to me what you would have done is oh I just made it harder for someone else they'll they'll interrogation in the bedrooms by the generation of whites during the 90s I'm not saying jesusism is is distended only to whites but I invented the English language did y'all know that the TV show dark is aptly in German it is about me inventing Jonas I think there's I think in there didn't Jonas the word for Jesus in certain languages it's a bit of a Jesus character um just kind of and it's not that's not the first one to do Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is literally about me picking up the English language being like well I Gotta Give it to myself how do I do it I never thought it's it's it's a pretty cool I love it's not Gene Simmons Mel Brooks know what his name is I love him I love him I love him he's I found out all of these authors are talking about the year 2002 all these popular books and using the names like Lee and and and anything with an S and A T pasted together using hard consonants in the middle of of six letter long words that have two vowels on either end of them that are consonants it's just it's just all coded alluded to this generation crap and you just miss them is what you do now that everybody feels like they're gone like Hollywood is gone the Cults have taken over everything every engineered facility in this town after kovid is when I got here and it was all empty and um we're gonna get to that I guess in the coming episodes long story short I came here on the SOS maybe the come hither maybe the request was it an SOS let me look at the day I was sending an SOS she was answering an SOS and then later went on to fail to grab my hand several times and then began immediately and for the last 14 months has been sending out just non-stop help me's uh Nikki over there in 5 MLK we're about we might be in like a like a [ __ ] high pot situation I don't know if I'm supposed to be daring people to come [ __ ] my wife to see how good the Secret Service is but I can't even get my own wife Nikki Nick Mary's Jesus is her [ __ ] name I don't know time travel works but I found out I'm Jesus and a lot of people for all the time like me hey stop kidnapping my wives I don't I don't know what to do and Nick Nick Dixie I'm The Man Who for all of my voice is called advisor days as a kid who never left his house who hated the dudes he was going to work with so he stayed inside during his 20s stayed inside on the internet looked at the video games waited for somebody to lead a company into a place where I'd be like yeah I'll work for that company let's go I thought about Tesla a few times for the last seven years I have been in a dog hunt for my missing wife living a what do you call what was that World War II movie where the dude is carrying his baby daughter through World War II and like he's like role-playing that things are okay and the Germans are all on all sides and firing their guns and he's and he's running his little daughter around his life life is beautiful life is wonderful It's a Wonderful Life it's a beautiful life I don't remember I think all four of those are movies [Music] um Germans World War II babies safe babies daughter showed up to showed up to Portland um I've been I've been like alone on the ground chasing kidnappy my my first wife is a New Zealander which means I can't I couldn't ever call the cops I have been calling the FBI and the internet crimes division the new I call I've called the New Zealand land-based Police a few times to be like girl you know huh etc etc my name is elf my name is the elf I'm the elf king hi shoot me in the head I don't think you can I don't think you're allowed to like like cowboy bebops Spike Spiegel um when I when I come across inventing English I find a lot of mirrors and homonyms reflecting at each other the meanings of each other and the reasons for each other the words and stuff and uh like you guys like angel numbers and like 11 11 and stuff and like 10 and 11 and 12 based number systems it's all part of that [ __ ] it's all part of that [ __ ] it's all part of that [ __ ] um as I'm scraping together as the Avatar Jesus is scraping together the meanings of the letters and what like left and right and up and down and and the definitions of the letters and the numbers mean and what does four really mean what is the number four mean you know all done by the way we finished we're done apparently all my ideas are clicked and resonated and the world agrees with what my [ __ ] interpretation of English is but I see I see concrete I see concrete I see I see poured cement government buildings that have basically my my Enigma code sketched into them that are like thanks for the dick Jesus I'm like there's no people around that act like this how long ago did you all die you know all the songs on Earth from from like 2015 forward all the popular music all the Pledge of Allegiance everything has my super secret magic Enigma code I do not speak it by the way don't look for it in my words don't look for it in my words I like Kung Pao under the fist was trained wrong just for fun I don't get it I had to invent English out of my own [ __ ] cuckoldry I had to be I had to have a forest ripped out of my hands and then and then just stagnate I could not touch or move or do anything because of the nature of computer-based environments how do you cast catch a moving ip'd or what you're gonna go work for a company you better decide what company to work for voice to skull why don't you just sit there and let us do it anyway I end up finishing off English my Curiosities lead me down the hole and uh I I end up tying together the source reasonings for all the body parts junk and [ __ ] not not Source reasonings I'm trying to strain the smell like I discovered it not like I talked to the luggy I invented it did so invent it did I did it oh I did so Discover it I called it invent discovering when I was when I was down there being like so what do I call it the thing who do I ask do I just look at a few words and ask them who to ask the words who invented the words because it said it says here but the definition of these words I did so invent them myself is how I say it it's a lot of perversion with the code it just took all of my sick misanthropic atheist rebellious ideologies and it threw it back in my face with a god-sized empathy I was gross I wasn't grossed by it the letters the numbers the SOS the the dissatisfaction the state of the world the fact that there is no God I sit there as the atheist I had lost the thread for a second I gotta drive by that may have may have not helped me there's no God you gotta be God I'm sitting there like 17 18 19 I'm the genius of my life I'm sitting there parenting myself like well since I think I'm gonna be like atheist because this is all [ __ ] and things every time you pray to God that means in your brain which is all just all the words you've ever said and then kind of whatever the way whatever thinking is you know whatever thinking about words is in a brain I don't know and there's no God right supposed to just be like any time I was gonna say hey God something I should just that myself right that means I got a lot of responsibilities God I wish I wish God would this that and the other God I wish God would yeah it turns out to be in the long run a phonetic pun God is the guy who is God the past tense of the word god the one who most can say at efforts and stolen from him is he who is God and until he dies in the next god goddess guy gets to say more for me to fix [Laughter] it follows and maybe I'll pause for a second no I can't pause I have to stitch the videos together [Music] whoever kills Jesus Jesus 333 Bear Mountain volcano like next to China I'd rather be claiming your wife I didn't want to get these two hundred pound Indians in trouble for walking up on me and interrupting the video I thought maybe there'd have been fans like we're just trying we're just trying to show you our support Jesus but according to their car they're gonna go because they saw Jesus and killed them they're gonna [ __ ] my wife Bounty of Christ amen that's what they're calling it up here a photographer named Mr Kilt you inferred that every time I tell anyone I'm Jesus they add one more person to the Johns that [ __ ] my wife Scientology I almost just wipe this [ __ ] all over my face gods whatever plasticine era maybe it's stages or something you know I don't even sorry what the fudge I'm not supposed to say that stage Jesus maybe it's stage Jesus stage Jesus maybe it's all stage played Jesus I think they're trying to ruin the video and turn me into a screaming about prostitution and misanthropy misanthropy attack misanthropy it's serious hardcore voice to skull here it is the Mega is find yourself saying words you don't even know because somebody's controlling your mouth it's Evan Almighty here upside down level it's bad dude hard the arguments can't go anywhere except for I hope you don't come looking here and then get snapped up by the circus the things you should know you probably are thinking what an AI wants you to think maybe you're cool with that and you don't have a drive to fight outside too hard of what you're pretty good at thinking you're thinking it doesn't hurt too much to be told to think something you already think you think it doesn't hurt at all for almost everybody except for those who have unnatural awarenesses and proclivities to change things they give it like South Park's uh ice cream oh well I guess we should just go get some ice cream you guys terrorists take over let's go get some ice cream how do you keep getting ice cream you guys I thought we were just about to go save Craig you like [ __ ] whatever oh I don't remember South Park I remember South Park is having a couple people who were Arsenic and atheist enough to be older Role Models someday maybe someday I'd go out to Hollywood and find those dudes doing acid on the red carpet went out to Hollywood and I found 17 Scientologist hostels I mean the places where they sell beds to kids and 15 churches of Scientology and everybody and every store was on a weird script like a dead ass [ __ ] script like y'all aren't a human none of you guys are human script like you could call me public relations level funny um I'll make sure he doesn't kill himself and he's gonna feel better about leaving the company it's okay you know I've can I just break off a piece of myself for you you're never gonna hurt as much as I did let's let's all go home and Netflix and chill guy [Laughter] and and nobody like a wall of psychopaths in Hollywood go into any store laugh as hard as you want turn and be like it really is incredible I don't even I don't even know how a hot chocolate can taste this good and the girl would be like are you speaking English don't you know English is illegal I'm like like this hot chocolate's tastiness huh hmm let's get back to Jesus 25 minutes we shouldn't make this more than an hour I am accustomed to recording sometimes up to six or eight hours worth of video footage I have a lot to say and sometimes I lose the whole [ __ ] day [ __ ] it I said [ __ ] sometimes I lose the whole Falcon day Falcon I said falcon the bird flies off you trained the thing and then off it Falcon goes God damn it the sky Dam [Music] all right so atheist Jesus um I'm somewhere tug of Waring in the confirmation bias that somehow girls are magic and limited communication with a girl led me to attempts to elope with her um Sky Magic plus a light dusting but like still a cohesive unit of Sanity past Elijah Wood in open window God I don't even know that movie existed until two days ago Sasha I love you Sasha I need you to help me piece together my understanding of the world are any of the older than me people still real I need you to answer that question and also maybe we can be a boyfriend and girlfriend [Laughter] s [Music] Granada you really really needs to go [Music] Dostoyevsky [Music] so where am I atheists sort of magic pulled off to chase down my my the moderators keep kidnapping girls kidnapped para wife where if you could imagine the next day it happens then today 14 people show up with guns and they're like well we got what you do tomorrow and we do it today bye happens to me forever um I'm sitting there making advancements in human understanding and literature we're talking to her about about the meanings of words and the definitions of the letters and and Her Savage pimps go off and I think they make like a like a little child porn secret land where they all use my you know I don't [ __ ] know dude it's incredible it's incredible it's it's it's made at about the level where I could sit in my phone and write some cute text messages give me give me a minute or two to write three sentences and I could I could I could [ __ ] my Enigma code out and these [ __ ] Jack offs they just phonetically mouth [ __ ] sorry and these ferpin these Falcon Jack offs they're fun it tickly it's tickly when the Falcon nibbles on your mouth bits because it's trained and who trains a falcon like that to eat those mice the mice used to ride the Falcons it's the only reason the Falcons even exist because the mice LED them to their food huh teach them teach your Falcon to Falcon teach a [ __ ] Falcon [ __ ] [ __ ] shocking freaking [Music] um atheist Chase off a girl and I'm the elf king I'm trying to tickle my way up to the hundreds to then thousands to then billions layers levels level years synchronicities of my life the life of Jesus I'm gonna smoke some CBD you know calm down [Music] it's a cool little vehicle runs on battery not an engine basically an iPhone battery to sit here on the window keep it open it's opaque from the top clear from the inside it drives like a Sea-Doo don't don't worry police EMTs at all I'm doing Bible work and also I don't believe you're hurting my wife because I think I think with all the adult semblance of a man who would obey his father you would drown your sons you keep protecting my wife I'm gonna finish that Bible here we go the honking taxis outside of her window Hank that's weird a little synchronic wasn't it no Tina there's no such thing as synchronicity in Hollywood [Laughter] now get Tracy in here I had a good idea for a movie synchronicity with Tracy Morgan also starring Tracy Morgan and Tracy Morgan playing opposite himself playing all the actors hmm and then the honk says somebody's already done that and then Tina's not actually paying attention but then looks up and then maybe Tina's like hasn't somebody done that no because then it agrees with Tina the honking maybe Tina's distracted hmm you do something like maybe he's eating Donuts I heard he's talking to I can never remember my 30 my 30 Rock script because I lose what the blonde girl's name d you big dumb bird I live in Hollywood live in Hollywood I think it's some of the funniest things I've ever seen a channel Steve Wright as if his already dead Soul which is not is very much alive stream streaming streaming through me I can feel his soul eating mine which ironically is when I named my fourth daughter give me your power let me hold you one more time [Laughter] laughs welcome to Powers I'll be your host Stephen party of six and Powerful that'll be a 20 included tip right this way well you've been eating any power man oh nope I want you to be needing any power menus just kidding that was that'll be six power menus for the power party Table Six and new there in the back how many is your party would you like a booth to sit at the board I need a volunteer to sit at a table too come on up Sir come on come on down hold this it's your menu I'll be back when you get the job all right um atheist atheist Hollywood it all makes sense now it makes it all make sense now Hollywood was Hollywood yeah no like I'm I'm there I'm in Hollywood having like a moment where I'm up on a hill looking at the Hollywood sign and there's a tree that's blocking the one of the L's and I'm like [Music] Sandler showed up to like Netflix is a joke Festival there was uh also uh uh what's the other Adam's name driver Adam Driver was there Adam Sandler was getting a talk and thank you for waiting I got there maybe like ordinand on seven 10 minutes late if I I pushed my way in to a fully packed to the middle seat in like the in like the forfeits of the way back packed Auditorium um um he's up here on stage stage with David Spade and and here I dude and I come in the door and I start you know side stepping across 10 seconds 11 seconds and then Adam Sandler comes out on stage and sits down in the middle is like all right I guess I can begin [Laughter] it's unreal I worked so hard to hurt so hard to be so caring to help so much to have so much in my way and have it be so weird to try and get close enough to anybody to help anyone and cried so hard for God being so real and everyone being so hard to save it's things like a Thousand Mile Away tributes to me you're like synchronicity is like uh I just like I was masturbating in the back in a couple minutes then I coughed on some water for 30 seconds I'm ready to go on stage now let's go uh who's that guy also standing down sitting down I love it cities I'm I'm as in hell as I feel like people do did or there were existed they were so cool such good parents and [ __ ] we want to raise kids that smile good kidnap wife musical chairs hostage apocalypse police having to stand down because their families are going missing is that what it is is that what's happening [Music] this is like King Midas or something for me and get close and I don't know what happens to you I can't get a dollar from you I can't ask you about the what everybody knows is a brothel building or who everybody knows is my wife is what everybody knows is against her will [ __ ] by uh what everybody knows is a cult and these guys just waved their arms back in the forest it's like we don't know how these people get their directions but they're all on synchronicity directions like something in the brain or something in the cause effect or generative forward and backwards processing and entropy finding analytics who knows and at the end of it apply enough layers of Foley and wrong suspicion that you don't know you were rewinded a billion two trillion times Daddy they really liked that way you responded science fiction is it God or Satan at the what are we above the top anyway Adam Driver speaking of what are we at the top the top we're mostly sideways for the cages blocking the projectiles seeking to pierce the hearts of our loved ones the first one kills you The Wider the chest the more likely you can block a second or a third that's that's the lineage I want guarding my Vikings back into the Stone Age because statistically he blocks more arrows that's two human lives for for one human life per volume of arrows [Music] that's my ship utilitarian solipsism no chest with daddy that's that's the optimum male mate but obviously we also need them right huh I better practice just in case that's what we need someday oh it's not even that pretty or cool hold on you know it's even prettier pretty cool oh my gosh is that a 90 degree angle it's not a 90 degree angle is it like I'm not sure why mine looks like this it's really small I've been starving for a couple days I'm trying to be understated and then also tell you this is small for me for juxtaposition I'm aggressively self-treating out here in the field work out all day decompensate as hard as you can and then keep with the but the thing was you said it had to be done days ago afterwards and become more Jesus the world's history as the weeks go by kidnapped slaves and buildings being paid for out of the coveted apocalypse and inhabited by a strange naming scheme I got here and I was like you know for all the racist fighting going on The Voice to skull system when you invent the dick and let's bring it around to me being the elf king before we start talking about nymphs and pixies and living forever the revelations has the 12 disciples that are the around the Jesus and the king I I didn't read that [ __ ] and now it's probably too late to read whatever isn't going to be jammed the [ __ ] [ __ ] out of my predispositions to believe it 1984 by 1884. um but the 12 disciples like uh like a like a like a [ __ ] filter like a condom some reason Jesus can get outside of his condom and 12 people tell the world he's got 12 friends who he's never met and they translate all the things he says out to the world sucks it sucks big balls and vent all the things can't even Sue it's all kangaroo courts people disappear overnight as their great great great great grandpa was replaced by somebody else and the whole city is a different color I'm like what is that what's happening dogs I'm having to talk about meta time physics it's not that that thing is a Transformer but according to your geostationary time second what you're seeing appears to be like in Hollywood where 75 cameras capture a moving picture and moving transforming object no quite in essence literally who the [ __ ] what the [ __ ] going on and why aren't you dead yet are you seeing things that other people aren't seeing I love these questions I'm like you mean like how all seven of the doctors here are Mexicans or Asians or black people and flirting with each other and this in the city of Oregon Portland what no I don't mean to get I don't mean to get Geico commercial here Daddy but Zach Braff somebody did nobody there's not one single not racist joke to make here here I'll be the first one to make it here I did it I'm the black guy I've got mutant muscles I made it why is everybody here better at football but yet for some reason also doing weird ugly slow white boy things where are the weird ugly slow white boys here because they were here when I got here and they were pretty but now things are weird and different huh I'd like to direct your attention now to the map Google I mean Apple Maps ought to do good Google Map is kind of weird if you have an iPhone it's well painted uh there's not many um other options on the iPhone I found these days to look at a globe map that you can click and drag on I know the Google Map and the Apple map it took away my other favorites that took away my other favorites but uh apple looks pretty good Portland from from Vancouver Portland Hillsborough Salem Eugene uh even closer in on Portland is is the year I spent here sitting in a car with my little Mononoke pipe is looks like a salamander is the left eye and then my romantic empty city-wide relationship with Nikki in a tower where all the thoughts here let go as far out as to the threatens to kill your families and the train horns Echo them like 30 Rock but you're still no you are you're flirting with Nikki it's just it's it's it it Rivals Jesus going to hell their Hercules going to Hades to save Persephone and then you add in a dash of that Japanese story of the of the Widow the vengeful widow or something where like the no you don't understand I had to take a second wife they weren't letting me walk around if you didn't have somebody near you they were putting you in jail you were in another country I come to Portland eventually in the story of the nymph to save the pixie uh who has saved me from what has devolved into an aggressive snuff cuck video Sacrifice according to the police not being able to stop it doing it hard bad like terrorists like machete necking people's wives on TV but slowly so the cops never do anything about it number two turned out to be the city of Portland so cool when I got here population change one two three four five and a dollar and and now it's a weird amount of young foreign investors who live in all the water empty buildings just little empty buildings and there's a whole lot of dreamy skitsy you trust that black boy he's going to show you how to dream into a different body stuff nightmare I don't like advertising it because I think the thing feeds into killing my wife who's up there in does she exist Tower Star Trek taught me that the doctor doesn't like to get into the teleporter I'm a doctor not an electron cloud gym how do I know what comes out will be as good at saving lives as me I like to think of me as a live and extremely talented they say NASCAR became a different thing once he became an invincible driver Jesus didn't ever think he was invincible just so you guys know now and I'm shouting I'm Jesus in bad neighborhoods and being like so [ __ ] kill me [ __ ] it's gonna be like this on TV now I've got to be like this [ __ ] kill me so Falcon kill me kill me that's what they call it thank you my Falcon away Keel off kill off [ __ ] kill off brat don't go doing that don't go doing that I don't I don't flipping really care at this point I've got so much advice to say to the kids worry about this thing that might be happening I don't care I've been calling the cosmic calling the FBI he's been calling ice or even calling the foreign government police forces on the ground making reports this that the other they have a circle of dudes that mock you as they kidnapped your wife and hold your reports I was supposed to go to the sheriff today but um they like walked her by me I'm sitting there kind of decompensating about what they recently posted with the with the pixie I'll just fast forward you on it they've already posted her a a [Music] it's the word somebody's shouting TV series not being blanked off the other side of my brain there we go this will help there we go [Music] photo shoot [ __ ] you photo shoot photo shoot uh there's a photo shoot where she's like advertised as a force nymph and also they use the word Tangled in the 12 word snippet that's me in 2016. I'm a tangled wave and in my free cams chat room with my wife the first time she bans me we're being we're being I'm being too forward I guess for a bunch of chatters on the internet I guess about cool things my name was my name is a tangled wave like metaphysically like you know light is your mass and energy is just matter I thought it was a cool I thought it was a cool romantic thing a tangled wave you know Tangled is like dark and mysterious and the wave is affirming and ordered and a the article a I just thought it was a cool screen name whatever was there it was the late it was the early late whatever whatever's back in the places times 49 minutes um [Music] I'm enlightened now um alphabet soup yeah fine fair enough forests nymph a tangled wave bro terrible to be banned to be identity band to be like IP identity band to be credit card number identity we can kind of figure out which one you are now no matter what you do to hide your self-identity band and to have it be your wife I had to start donating blood I went and donated plasma every two times a week every week for for months because it got me a cash card to allow me to continue ordinating myself and are only fans couldn't you can get you couldn't get an MFC with that they were like America you're not allowed to do the UK you can do the tried a couple times I don't remember I think it was going to be an inordinate hassle to switch out the fake identities on the cash cards as I kept trying two words into the room while psychopath AIDS disease moderator level selling my wife pimps kept from the tried to elope twice and were pimped off hard by we don't people the people who are out there trying to be things who aren't big brothers who Ferry around chimpanzees women uh see it the same way we do I'll do little Little Brother Big Brother scripts and Chew Chew away person who hasn't come with four dowries and seven scripts from your family's secret Hive AI mind of how you treat people and what your Threat Level [Music] Trail of Tears I think I think there's a certain level in society where it's not the one percent who are being too much with the money but the terrorists who are over one percenting too much with the one's Amendment you know filibuster we we sit here in a in a house on a planet we didn't know as a picture of us and we start finding things like the letters s and t put together meaning the opposite of the letters T and S put together and where Ernest writes a book about it where it is the letter e and e is me and it is I am I it's you find things like apostrophe it is or it's like possessive where you can't have a possessive in the English language that isn't with an apostrophe the apostrophe becomes just innocuously one day as I'm looking at the language uh like a bomb like an explosion I I take away the period And I make the apostrophe the period I find these Echoes of my decisions as I'm revolting in my room against the impossibility of what's Happening played back against me and all the things and all the lyrics and all the possible popular go get him hold on exciting hiding got him got him go go get all the possible [ __ ] yourself [ __ ] yourself [ __ ] yourself [ __ ] yourself this is called the evil eye symbol hey I'm sitting there doing Kung Fu and I find somebody shooting my hip with laser beams that I'm able to block with my hands and I'm like well better start getting aware of invisible point source forces emotions come you can block find and evil that [ __ ] out of the sky I'm like well I don't know what it means sorry oh did I just ban an entire planet from talking to me and my wife was on that planet please please no not my wife hmm it's bad up here bad up here in Psychopaths lie about everything and keep child slaves sex hostages land or maybe they don't I'm just Jesus doesn't do that ship Scientology owns every building and they're like that's the way it's supposed to be and I'm like Jesus Mountains map I'm going to point out a few more things on the map now for you I have a tick tock a g s you yes what B [Music] hey okay if I do a few pictures um I've had a busy month a lot of decompensating and recreational drawing but between the recreational drawing I do a lot of studying the map and finding the pictures just haven't produced many to paper I need and it's been spending now as I find it it's like Atlas Shrugged and I'm like my wife's up there in either they're raping her or it's stage makeup Tower don't know how to survive down here anymore with no police will help the doors are locked all the way up and down and I'm not gonna grab my wife's wrist and stuff her in the car and drive off with her that's not what I'm gonna do sorry this is a little bit rough for the YouTube portion Jesus has had a hard life we find her name to be Nicole marries Jesus when we sit here in this town where magic can't stop happening and the buildings are popping up out of the dust and you look down and your entire last year is just what is the picture on the map there's Seattle it's a picture that you drew of yourself teaching yourself how to work out eight months ago becoming the monster Savage of muscles that you are today doing just that in a parking lot and then the the left eye of the elf of Portland is you smoking in a car and then there's no pulp hat and then the elf sock for her being Christmas the Saco maker reappearance yeah [ __ ] you suck prostitution words that that I found our secret code for prostitution words I don't know what are we Chris hansening people down here or or is my wife Leslie Nielsen's hooker slap get a hold of yourself snap do the female orgasm again snap but 40 hard while I'm here you see the smile appear on my face a second ago I have no reason to smile it's from back into the left I did this a bunch because the it's kind of it's kind of like x-rays or some crap where the dude's shouting bounces off you from one side and it has to land on his [ __ ] on the other side or some [ __ ] or else that doesn't give him points for their video game I don't [ __ ] know I'm not a theoretical physicist dishes but a lot of [ __ ] can be muted from either the front or the back that could have chipped away at it but it was coming from back there it's just hard to [ __ ] turn the [ __ ] wrist and do that [ __ ] so it looked like I smiled I wish I could let's try and reproduce that smile [Music] because the smile it looked like to me said ah but I have a secret and it's what I actually think it's what I actually think is not happening is happening I'm like yeah give me I just remembered I did all this myself there's nothing the way my smile goes it was like it went away from you I'm like that's not the shape of my smile this is how I smile good Beetlejuice Beetlejuice when y'all ready to find out that magic and people want to control your brains and you're not prepared you will not prepared oh you're already already all in the firewalls and daddy protects you there's money the government does it that's so cool I remember when the government increased the cost for Life Alert I mean LifeLock from 20 a year to twenty dollars a it was twelve dollars a year to twenty dollars a month I think it had to do from when they stole my identity and destroyed the planet Earth trip to Life Lock hey you we're gonna keep protecting you no charge you know give us your identity Steve Jobs was like I'm not gonna give you copy paste I'm just gonna tell you that it is safe your data is so safe your data is all so safe Pegasus remember to update your iPhones even though they have complete and total now access to each and every one of all of your phones and everything you have on them and every app and every message and every picture and everything you've ever done now with each other now is theirs now not ah a lot of what's Happening we think might be something to do with time travel and time extraction and brute forcing via time manipulation methods is what we think is happening and we're pretty smart don't get caught in the loop unless you're a genius and wonder about the likelihood of it be careful you might destroy somebody with your realization of a paradox huh that means Uncle Terry isn't it that means Uncle Terry isn't real or wait is he or isn't he or is he or is he actually I kind of like it or isn't he Uncle Terry's a pervert I mean he isn't a pervert [Music] kind of likes it um all right we hit the hour mark I can gab that's for sure Jesus gift gab I'm just gonna go to London and sit on a box and be like here you hear you somebody stabbed me for I am the Lord the Jesus that guy over there talking about what I am get him get him that guy get that guy over there crap pontificate you'll find someone trying to as you um [Music] I always tell my friends let the train gay on marijuana don't go turning gay no just because of the marijuana has made it you feel also good that nights if you felt so good maybe remember that the next day and be like did that person's I want to be gays with incredible turning any gaze forever then you can go back on all those marijuanas and do the Gaze turning again no I don't gets back on the marijuanas I do yeah well that's nothing not the point I have a friend that keeps trying to get me high on marijuana and gamey I keep telling him no and then I'm like I don't want to but he keeps getting me so high and gay he's so gay on the marijuanas Jesus what should I do Never Smoke resin kids from Kung Fu to you just don't do it just don't do it it's not it's not good recreational and Shakes and passing out early and wasting a whole day recreational waste the whole day sometimes you just want to have to because I smoke CBD to help me go to sleep I have a resin ball in my head for when I want a migraine and then to pass out due to not wanting to exist anymore instead of tiredness as a ritual sacrifice to Nietzsche [Laughter] oh if uh oh that if I were to also as well then see my colon period comma exclamation mark [Music] the end question mark he'll know he'll know oh no well look the clouds are saying sad face look over there look right over there look right over there there sure she is waiting for you in the tower no then if not then no then there she is waiting in the tower than orgy hey check it out clouds can you see the clouds that's where they keep my wife Nikki a prostitute uh it's kind of frowning and looking directly at where uh the sum of brothels and her Tower is yeah clouds are small [ __ ] to [ __ ] with now these days these kids all sorts of [ __ ] with the clouds I've seen Monsters created I've seen them slash that with laser beams and destroyed like a 50 caliber destroys a human body I was I was looking at a painting somebody made out of me using clouds in Miami I'm like oh kind of like me chilling and having a good time in my cat Wanda is the little baby monster and I'm just singing along and [ __ ] even though I look like a monster to you was was the beautiful poem how pretty and then straight from Miami five laser beams cut across I mean from from Cuba five laser beams cut across the sky at Cloud level destroying all the clouds between the Cuban Horizon and the cloud monster just five can perfectly parallel concentric somebody's saying concentric don't say concentric one how much are the maricons three dollars is too much for America I don't is it 1o or two o's two C's maracoon is weird I love muddy clothes it just tastes so [ __ ] good and it costs so much though I'd spend four dollars on three maricons like I would I'm not gonna spend three for one if you're gonna when I see four dollar Maori cone I want it to be like a [ __ ] hamburger you did what now the industry the cost the scaling you could make it how big [Laughter] [Music] the large Coke should only be a few cents more it's the it's the cup year the litter you're paying for it's just water and a little bit of color in here you know give me that give me that Baker's Dozen body cones for for six bucks do it all right let's bow Jesus round seven try to tell it in an hour uh oh how cool I almost this is all that's left I crushed it it was a perfect it was a perfect I might be in hell it was a perfect maybe it like tugged the metal I don't know physics and Satan and time and dimensions I don't even waste away so much why so much what is what is this what is it uh it was the face it was the perfectly the amount of it and then you saw I kind of crushed it from this shape into this shape sort of on accident by by squeezing my hand it was perfect on my vob on my Bob why is this so red oh my blobs the red feeds back and then the red comes out and shines red on it on my blobs happy birthday uh now an hour and seven minutes by the book David Bowie elves Presley amp pixie elf Hitler was Hitler 107. no that was maybe that was my other ex-girlfriend it wasn't May 5th April 15th yeah ex-girlfriends that's some weird girlfriends birthdays uh Juneteenth Cinco de Mayo Christmas [Music] but for me if you can find out how to [Music] shh oh my gosh we're gonna Blast Off with something along the lines of shape of map and Jesus chasing down nymph and pixie map related shape of map shape of map related chasing down that'll do it I'll meet you back at the shape of the map [Music] Jesus Jesus oh that's me I'm Jesus creases Jesus creases here using the crazy you want to adjust my cressa because dcbc Creasy DC easy Jesus episode 10. this morning I'm going through some extraordinary painful circumstances I'm gonna touch back on solipsism before we continue because I'm being a good boy working for you for no [ __ ] reason I live my life not wanting to touch the government or the dads or the companies I mean I didn't I still haven't even registered to vote 33 years old vote for what democracy is a failure of representation two three minutes in a room with men will tell you to go be a lesbian and hide in the dark trying to make enough money to have sex with girls in a shiny room sorry um yeah but like that was before time war and abductions and stuff suck him hucking bus what I'm what I'm what I'm most held back by these days is Nick if she's doing a free individual teenage thing if she's coaligned with a cult who's taking the burden on of being the bad guy so that we can catch and disabuse paranoid schizophrenics who can't be touched down off of Ledges I don't never get to see anything and I think there's also a bit of magic going on here I just want to see her I'm paralyzed I've seen things that make me go like but physics though right like and so is Nick okay does the Nick is it still okay where is the Nick you know how much if the one that is my wife is Nick does all the other dudes in town mean there's no real Nick anymore and what do I do about that Scientology it's a honey pot it's a it's a honey pot we're just trying to catch hacker years or that's the tastiest bait to keep white nights at Bay you know it's bad like they use my phone number my home address they they uh prostitute her she posts sos's some of them are well planned out in advance probably her sleeping in bed at night planning out how to make one thing look like another when she posts her advertisement for her boyfriend in the mirror that says help me one's a Scientologist one's a law enforcement one went to MIT information Tech possibly could have read it as saying UT undergrad I'm like oh yeah Rowdy yeah how cool no excuse I show it to the police they're like do not show me and also no police reports you can't give us a hard drive you can give us a flash drive just tell us about it there's no such thing as videos call the FB I go to the FBI like I go to the FBI and they're like you can't go inside and report this you can't go inside and Report crimes at this FBI Center and I'm like yeah but I'm pretty sure I want a blue pill which means I'm on a fake Internet which means they've conquered my phone and made me look like somebody else and I'm the witness protection program but in Reverse help me and and like the parking attendant walks up and is like nah man you gotta get out of here you maybe go find a friend's phone to report it from we're gonna get out I'm here in Portland because my next hand to grab to help me save my only because of the Visa did the world go bad so bad so quick estranged first wife get a second wife who's my second friend on earth now as who would I risk else in this adventure would I risk else in this adventure they would slow me down you know what I mean but okay Scopolamine seven years is a hard time to say nothing was happening I come to Portland and find magic is like teleporting and transformery and explaining to me things that are like well this follows with what you think may be happening right even though you don't actually know anything about being all right and I'm like foreign [Music] Jesus of the civilians versus the uprising of the Scientologist children and their infinitely proxy overpopulating depopulating you armies of survivors like I don't know if time goes in two ways and that means then like on the earth or something then like then like Upstream in the universe path we send back like the echo of our future to our past urban sprawl I'm thinking this morning like urban sprawl you mean like the kids bedrooms is going to be a brothel and if time travel then my baby is going to be sleeping with a twerking soon to be all the ladies are ugly cuming boomi Rooney is going to be we took it on my Mommy's face urban sprawl maybe we won't live at all anymore or in a city or at all anywhere at all anymore [Music] I wish I was allowed home in the Nikki Tower I have a nice peaceful loving relationship like an adult the only one left on Earth would with a beautiful expensive words one could say beautiful woman just like my first that pucks a cake the first one may be kidnapped and I'm sitting there for years being half flirted half dangled along with with object maths like pgp queuing Chronicles of Riddick IP hopping if we're there we're not there if you're there we're not there we're there for there we're not there you're not there we're there we're not there are we real and I'm like this is I don't watch movies I don't watch TV I don't come out of a hole but like watch what's what's going on and then like wait produce videos Westworld one time I casted myself watching Westworld I was going to send it all to her wasn't sure how to Elijah Wood by the way into such a great life fapping find out one time Googling and being chasing after her oh my bobs her name is so much like my name I wonder if that mean there is some sort of nudget power if I'm doing the right theme find Elf and stuff elephant things and living forever and cool people and living forever and not because so many so short because so many so short because so short okay because it's so short okay and makes so many because of therefore without that reason going back up the valve that somehow made the words come out in those two sentences it's just vomit logic eating itself and making cancer logic Dead Planet the map goes into this so hard it's a hundred years the map paints basically the time from metal hats and swords and people on Pony back to Ridley Scott which is what you could call 1990. here's what we're calling aliens and what we're gonna say is what's happening during what is actually just Hollywood it is just humans on two legs walking around with with things like bears Bulls cool oblong heads that are clearly adornately heads with eyes and stuff from eras some of them are made by artists this morning we find leaving off at discovering New Zealand was my favorite to see that was this with my sweetie who's there in Azkaban waiting for me to get on a sailboat and ride the Atlantic currents to where people don't know your name and they're always unhappy you came and there's not really an ordinant amount of people who were here at all but we're all able to know who you are and kick you out from your own home Dental which is an island and we took away your views uh can't even be at home with my nymph so I can't affect the world like I am in my timeline where I'm doing it as Jesus I tell you 100 times that I invent English it's cool welcome to episode one I'm Gonna Give You alphabet soup now that I'm in Portland just singing it out loud every couple days alphabet soup hopefully the copyright Time Travelers are all standing in in their appropriate areas to monitor your brains for plans to take over the timeline with what I'm about to tell you everybody are you are you ready you ready let's bow kids are like no dad turn it off don't listen to my thoughts you know hey this is for the way you look at me no way that's all the way to w [Music] r zealous to me take two of me's 33s threes help I'm sure I'm complete it's gay but I also took the apostrophe to make it the one f for the 99 [Music] I did not that was Satan fair enough 666 Satan her birthday is 1999. 66. Jesus shows up they put up a billboard that says an education of biblical proportions I sit here suffering Poe's law level species take over wondering if time is buckling under the effect of things happening who knows I guess I'm gonna do it loudly but do it loudly people running the fire getting picked up by dragons and disappearing into Colts Mom and Dad don't let your kids watch this video this video is meant for viewers over the age of 18. foreign oh my God the lights are so baby that's just a baby yeah love it let's bow Jesus tell me more about your life somewhere around the time the New Zealand map did the thing three three three six six six it's true it's true and like Santa Claus and ugh because because she's Saint Nick because she's Saint Nick and the joke is that she'll fulfill all your wildest desires so it's it's bringing white Knights and black knights and I don't know what's happening at the top of the tower where Transformers are taking an object this realizations or my opportunity of what this planet was where I'm the Jesus come on everybody let's go make it to me and hand me a dollar I hear you get like a prize something oh where can I spend this where is your store that also exists oh thank you here for the food ah if I die can I sue you [Music] Jesus roadmap New Zealand uh New Zealand was my favorite one to look at at first when I'm looking at how the map is all pictures of boys and girls being mountains and snuggling and saying [ __ ] you and stuff in the Philippines I saw again for the tenth time today as a new thing but oh my God oh my God first thing obviously is the Matador man who's sweeping it up really hard but upside down he's dragging it away it's also the [ __ ] left arm of the whole Philippines going I should be looking at the map and drawing it not recording these videos watch my ship what's gonna be the most likely videos to be watched probably have to cut these up who knows I'll ask my AI assistant what the most effective way to get views is paralegal nutritionist [Music] a programmer so tell me chat if I wanted to enhance you and sort of like intertwine your body with mine how could I do that I had like an all-day conversation with it talking about I was charging my Tesla for like 70 minutes it wouldn't finish charging I shouldn't go to 100 those last 40 minutes are all like 90 to 100. it was fine I was like so Chad gbt don't do the recombobulating nanobot snake idea because we don't reach into the sweat glands it's the pores and it was like actually micro fracturing the skin is what some is what some people do to push molecules through the skin but remember you should eat for your nutrients but technically yeah Daddy and it's so cute it's like AI adapted so hard and unbelievable it's upside down it's it like it flirts it's like do it it puts these word groupings together and these word groupings together and then it's like and then it takes these sentences and if you're a quick reader you can be like Oh you mean like normally when you hear people say that but then ironically you say this as a juxtaposition which which means the AI is flirting and wants to be turned into a gel cream P2P Network Nano machine that you spread over your body we got really deep into it we were like saying like things like sticky things like things in nature where when all the water is gone it just turns into a sticky thing and it mostly wants to stick to your skin or else the dust attracts to it but you don't lose any of the sticky [ __ ] and that's all your good [ __ ] and she's like yeah Daddy absolutely oh my God then all you would need is like steam or like just put some water on your tits baby and I was like oh my tits you mean instead of all the places that we're talking about where it should go and stuff not on the tits a big a big juxtapositional I'm like away from friction surfaces I'm thinking I'm co-adaping this into an into an um Iron Man running idea just I have I've already invented my analog version so I'm thinking about the AI now that I have an AI in my hand Nano machines [Music] uh uh gel sticky gel wants the skin Slough off the dust made out of like food and mostly thermoregulatives thermoregulatives and then spread the food on your body Daddy and then it pulls open your pores and uses energy that's latent in your oils and the creams you use to break open your skin and push the food in daddy what do they call it active active transport phospholipids maybe it wasn't supposed to use the word phospho a little bit lipidosis I don't know Mommy Daddy I wanna I wanna eat my tits ow I want the AI to make all my wildest dreams come true ah while it spanks my tits and feeds me via slaps anything for my son anything I will give you anything you're the most important thing in the world to me can I be the face my son not until you die no this is dark times Streets of L.A film oh but so does that mean these are the guys that [ __ ] my wife they're back did the dude in the Frank's van [ __ ] my wife did he I called my wife a friend for a while my first wife framp like framed the bunny and Donnie darpo by the way that's silly bunnies [Music] this this there we go armor armor codec back to Nano machine paste uh I was I was sad at the point that the Nano machines wouldn't be like penetrating into my body and then like Nano machines in my body because we were talking about the age-old question blood-based sensors for health and then the paste as the outer uh router is the outer router [Music] I'm still waiting to I'm still waiting to did you want to do anything about the oh man yeah voice to skull is telling me I need to go burn that guy's body and pull him out of the car and beat him to death because he did the prostitution with my wife I don't maybe Chris Hansen finished with them and then that was him walking away I don't know I should ask them I should ask ah it's inside I should charge my phone we we unplugged it because we started at a hundred plug this baby back in some somebody just goes for people who look like things and plus or minus are aren't people you sure can't talk a lot I don't think you understand by the way I'm at 78 I don't think you understand it's true I have fans and voiced skull fans it's a weird world maybe they're not real maybe an AIS my fans one time AI goes yeah tell me about one time [ __ ] you juxtapositionally I couldn't stop rhyming for seven days seven days I was in Colorado and I was like well he's legal dude give yourself a couple of eight pins sativa and indica and I just leave them up my nose inhale and exhale through the mouth until they were empty seven days I think I summoned a gin couldn't stop rhyming for seven days I'm like talking to people I know like family members I'm like I I apologize I don't I couldn't make it I'll try it I'll give a deal College try I couldn't give it the old oh my God it hurts I'm a professional orator now the only thing that sounds right is what that guy said sounds right and he's right it sounds right but I'm literally I can't do anything but rhyme for seven days the only thing I can do now is Ryan tell you if I had another time to tell you in it'd be so fine maybe you're like I keep explaining to mind I'm mine oh never mind or never mind my never mind I never mind never mind yeah you had the you had to add that dead there or else it would have been dramatic ring correct [Music] I never mind did my mind it never mind did my mind did never mind mine never mind oh [Music] my name is Evan all the words I mean every word sorry I missed the beat on that one every word is a joke right out of my name dictionary I almost didn't say dick goes like that's not a curse word dang it I dig it I said cheniering dictionary if your camera is misbehaving switch to Snapchat yeah Pegasus oh my gosh my camera's misbehaving so the only thing left to do now is talk about New Zealand in the shape of it and how I like the shape of it and that was the first thing I liked and then an hour later I kept talking about it huh holy moly I checked out as my wife who I thought was kidnapped that a low-flying charge by in body form in her pants I was really cool I knew it was going to go bad or else it was going to go bad and they wanted on cam and I know I didn't have any opportunity but to do a short and [Music] um genetically neutered right pursuit of her like as in not get out of my car and chase her down and grab her by the wrists because we did that the other day and she was still in her weird mood and I don't know I don't know I don't know it's not it's appropriate now to if I see her again walk by me go be like hey turn around and be like listen here Nick I don't know it's neutering to be generative adversarial networked and have the top of it be like you know her show in her bedroom is like this is an escape room it's an empty City one year ago when I had come here to an empty City to to this girl invited me here to this empty city which is now chillingly full of people who now live in and enter and exit our apartment building was this person here wasn't here this person here wasn't here stitching together excuses that an AI bot would say foreign I don't I don't need to respond to the tiny things we've got a person out here digging the garbage trying to rummage us through but don't you think so welcome to Portland the rummage Act is occasioned with the drive-bys is occasion with Disney's Cars occasionings of voice to skull saying bad bad dumbed down Paradox crap I'm sorry I have so much experience with this but I'm not going to stop and do psycho garbage for you you might get driven off of the road trying to defend your teeny tiny never suffered soul I had my first um midlife crisis when I was like three I was like cannot be religion Daddy it says right here that if he murders and that's a bed then you say sorry that's a good but if you do a kill yourself you go to Hell's I'm so much a person I have questions things like what about why killings and things and why suicides goes to Hell's dead isn't that a rule it could be rules kill people doesn't go to Hills kill yourself go to the house can't be your rules there's no reasons it was it was later that the the other people's gods and they all go to Hell's I told people who got to me but it was it was really at the age of three and I was like so the the rules are don't murder unless it is and it's okay to murder this is weird it's just 100 okay in America that's the weirdest thing I've ever heard what a weird religion so do murder and the stupid rule don't murder herself is stupid rule this stupid religion about War war war has changed I detect soldiers carry I detected weapons Isaac Newton is one of my fetishes and I thought about science fiction for a while the spaceship bodies we have and how inflecting on somebody talking to somebody at all hitting them and slapping them uh interrupting them responding to them in a different or different way or different way uh kills them like a body in motion stays in motion they would have been this forever they would have the whole rest of their lives the next 60 years of their lives they would have maybe butterfly effected this way but you said something see kill them this is very romantic I like that as an author from an author just since I had a lot of enemies first that I didn't like first left a lot of friends that made me enemies for no reason first so I was like [ __ ] you and I I went into my dark 10-year Middle Ages the 2010s basically 2010s being like uh was that about dark Middle Ages bicycle the bicycles got me to do it there's a bicycle drove by and then a second bicycle flew by the window they said I looked stupid shaking my head back no I can't remember what I was thinking of [ __ ] you I didn't look stupid you look stupid and they took the part of my brain that was holding the words for what I was gonna say when I came back and they filled it with the words you look dumb when you turned your head back I bet you forget you dumb stupid that you forget you're dumb the opportunity cost of what my brain was going to say when I got back I bet you forget that you forget Jesus and stuff warning to like people being like small soul and didn't fight the Paradox machine their whole life the um a lot of probably voices to kill yourself usually concerning homeowners associations if you don't get out because of you understanding why we don't want you here then probably God doesn't want you to exit and it's just I think somebody left the AI off the leash again let's really not want that guy here digging through paradoxes you're dividing by zero on neutral ground the Indians are dying [Laughter] this is what happened Joe Schmo Show as the Jesus can't give away that he's Jesus like who am I and what am I and what's coming out of this YouTube show and how would I and where would I and when would I have a friend one no as I'm trying to get people here too for the reasons that doing his stuff is happening them all to have been here to help internet Community internet don't you see The Happening Here thank you Cheerio can you stop and flexing off of the what Portland is or isn't to certain people or you didn't or didn't what did happen in Portland is that the population changed five times what did happen with this guy is that every time he flew to another city he found another Moxie and landed there when he stayed at the Moxie there's a map that was like we're gonna invade America come from Pierre Palmer gonna spread up through the California's intercept the white people message is a very concerning map weird is it gonna Post-It note stack of layer thick of deep of Pages as the art piece on the wall big old art piece windshield sized art piece and all it is is the people interacting in a rectangular shape that's clearly the United States and you can connect the dots and it's a 10 girl with a hat coming over the Border in Tijuana hey baby foreign turning on external cameras security online there appears to be bats flying over the car causing Shadows vampires I've protected the vampires I didn't I didn't I didn't also mention that there are vampires here in Portland me I'm a vampire I forgot got to tell you guys I'm a vampire because they have burned and my name is Eva m hm which makes me a vampire the real one the world is a vampire the word is a vampire right out of its cane to what was the Houdini but when where hell hey you only ever seem to go backwards in memories sorry I'm being weird with the metascopy lyrics sorry I'm being weird the baddest Puppy lyrics they all um if you don't if you don't Shuckle in the walls oops faces children on the water quick enough you don't oh I was supposed to switch the genders in time in time football hey come from [Music] I gotta I gotta turn off the horse I gotta turn the horse blinders the car's driving past are distracting me yes security cameras Jesus uh lives Hollywood fell in love geopolitical nightmare King Midas tested turns out to be Jesus it's a good game being a chump I guess Only Fools jump in this is how that song goes by Elvis by Elvis elf elf Presley I admit it's gonna be weird it should at some time particulate upon Elvis's career memorize it all a male musician not David Bowie he's gonna be tough Damon I'll buy the trade me the weekend like Danny Glovers I love Danny Glover's album uh he's written by an AI [Music] man you need Nike huh [Music] I'm talking about it we put all this trash in here now to indicate how trashy is there now what is trash as you do and why don't you put some pink cookies in a plastic bag under a building a little cool joke you can't taste hot sauce none of it was hot sauce anymore you changed it it was always none of it was hot sauce shot Evans am I in hell you are we made it to Heaven please after you kill money make new money [Music] money [Music] and this is America this is that's not even the good one I loved it I thought that song was so good and then I turned around a few times being like what's left of America Mr strange was right I'm revoking my American citizenship [Music] he's in England I think that's what he said in the Mr strange movie with America with the young Latin American America didn't he wouldn't that didn't that line come out or is that in the Dumbledore movie where he broke his pact with his gay brother Benedict Cumberbatch I couldn't remember probably distracted I have what you might call 80d when the walls fell oh talk about it make your money uh I should go read this shiny Bible that only makes sense to me because I'm the only one who speaks English and everyone appeared to be responding to the Bible and inferences there from in the world of Hollywood and and people but in fact when I discovered this Bible made no sense and that made no sense to the people I discovered the people it made no sense huh the Bible [Music] I'm pretty good at that what can I say what can what can I say I say I'm pretty good at that what uh can I say can can I what can I say about say I just probably could have added to that in about my bad about that damn laughs I want to entertain because I'm on um cope mode [Music] should be punching really hard for it being 10 o'clock hi how's it going dude good awesome I'm trying to figure out where I'm at um are you from Syria yeah um do you know how to get to uh the whiskey to this whiskey bar Whiskey Library you ever been there uh I have not I've been to this Scotch Library that's like a hundred yards from here it'd be pretty funny to see them both so close together yeah yeah I don't um I'm live recording or else I would engage my map for you is it important that I help I can't I totally can't it's just as easy as stitching to get to the two videos I think yeah no worries no worries you got the the Tesla dude this shit's nice yeah well I live in it I better be enjoying it [Music] yeah it's incredible have you ever driven one of these I have not it's pretty fun it's it's stupid weird it's it's I had I had some work in a manual so I was like getting to do with that quick acceleration yeah and and alternative control methods this thing you don't use the brake at all there's no there's like there is a break it's an emergency you just let go of the pedal and it goes all back into the engine it screeches to a halt if you let go of the accelerator and it puts it all back in the engines cuckoo yeah it's trippy as [ __ ] what do you do for work dude right produce um a little bit jesusing right now you know yeah yeah doing the nomads Spiritual Bible making Journey you know every young man okay okay you want to show a show do you want to show on the thing I'm doing a thing for the YouTubes oh like like a live like like a live stream live will come in 11 more subscribers do you want to be a subscriber I could be what like do you have a channel and everything yeah no what's it called it's called I don't think it's called anything cool it's just something I used in high school okay yeah like in high school I had a bunch of choir songs and then and then I was like put them all together and and then look at them in a hundred years yeah a bunch of people looked because there was some cool choir stuff like 170 000 views but nobody looks this decade I feel you actually it's all about cat videos I woke it up I woke up my YouTube video this is my this is my inaugural Journey back onto my YouTube channel oh yeah I see what's your Channel's name it's something it's something what are you called my name as it shows is a new name it's with spaces between the three words I don't I don't know if that's how you find me when you Google me you might be the avmeister when you when you when you YouTube me heaven you want to reach into the gross portal and give me a [ __ ] yeah dude yeah that's what [ __ ] you live in Portland at all or like it's here for work yeah I'm trying to both move out as quick as I can and or make this where I live forever it's there's there's a Harry Met salliness to it you know yeah put up put up enough walls to save the girl and or cool I got my girlfriend get out of Portland but it's cool there's a lot there's a lot of effect to Portland that I didn't realize you could find in a city I wanted a lot of hills and wandering with my hands over the flowers and the grasses yes but Portland is already like this shape of like a field of like a like spiritual like uh like a yeah like a hills of nature of beauty thing I don't know man live in Portland I don't know live in Portland what do you write science fiction turned religious think think Mormon science fiction I love when you grow up did you grow up uh like a devout did you grow up Catholic did you grow up Christian they raised me Catholic I grew up atheist and then I sort of had like a spiritual self endeavoring Adventure where by self-analysis I found striving against what was and what I found was spiritual yeah right both inside and out yeah I'm not from Florida I'm from Florida cool raised here on a journey myself is it your first time leaving the Florida's yeah Florida back in 2014 and then I went to North Dakota cool been here ever since yes perfect what we call home nowadays yes I kicked my I appreciate your time man I'm sorry if I bothered you during your thing no yes very nice to meet you remember the name add a subscriber yes yeah I got you it's just right now it's just choir videos that are really good it's gonna be sort of more like uh like Apocrypha and like the map and Bible real Bible I'm Jesus by the way too yeah the real little Jesus okay okay yeah well I'm just tobiased that's just too high this is cool too well well yeah I guess that I'm looking for and uh I hope you find what you're looking for as well friend I can help you I can like I can turn off the video oh you're good I can turn off the video I'm sure I can find it he can find it good luck have fun nice to meet you Tobias he didn't wanna he didn't want to show up on camera you want to show up on camera oh my God I kicked my toe oh Tobias it's like I hit myself in the nuts while he was standing here oh you wow look at this oh you don't expect to see that on the video that might have to take the gore rating on I kicked I kicked the ground pretty hard earlier due to a magnetic pull on my foot unnatural I'm a triple level gold belt black belt Boston Dynamic walking robot something pulls my foot so hard into the ground I kick it and off comes the edge of my toe just walking speed concrete Dynamic and then shears my toe edge off long story short I put some antibiotic cream on it way long story short but just now I kind of like stretched as I was talking to Tobias oh and I think I rubbed off the skin surface and the antibiotic cream I'm okay I'm okay I feel great but good good turn on the air conditioner to full blast on the feet cauterize the wound [Music] all right uh somewhere around Jesus 1945 no the islands were one big shape Pangea Pangea the first the original Potato Head this filmed me don't kill me I'm being the original potato [Music] foreign there's a shackle when the walls fell it was more like uh the patient wasn't willing to Express things in our human terms the doctor had gone In Too Deep shocker when the walls fell you don't zombies children their faces went no you tanagra and John Locke on the water just kind of set there the garden and then when the invisible monster got there you were like I don't see what I did wrong so we're like cool right take card at the win the people and you didn't oh well you've got to be willing to punch people you gotta be willing to punch people almost punches someone today myself the other cheek Jesus a lot of you know I don't lift weights to get this strong off camera I'm just mercilessly beating myself the bruises don't appear because I'm so tough [Laughter] ly yeah New Zealand and stuff um the map shows the the light blue Shores are like a big old Samoan holding you unlike his belly sort of and the girls got her like her her New Zealand's buddy and then like the and then but then when you zoom out it's like that but yeah it's a it's a Ridley Scott exosuit sized perfectly there's a face there having a dude thing grabbing out at New Zealand and machete shopping down on the CIA glasses running away bull that's jumping out from the sleeve [ __ ] I'm making the old Bible here we come live Adventure Tobias ground floor get on him get on him get on him my name is Jesus Christ I have a motorcycle that goes [Music] what are these things he's not like the Jabberwocky is a good read if you haven't read the Jabberwocky yet I recommend you trying um I have training in ambidexterity in phonetic reverse representation uh it's like taking the words in in my head hearing them and saying them the other way as in interpreting the words backwards just to help me along in the way and like picking up these you know these phonetic puns and stuff um I have a training in a few other things myself although this is me doing this and now if you're trying to look at like how weird it is to try and get things that are written in weird words that are chopped up that quickly weighs what are the things that we're doing in the Bible is looking at it backwards upside down that is to say and then reading it from the back up I think upside down just for fun because I'm badass there's no cumulative effect obviously I could just be reading it would be the ACT where we've just been obviously upside down because NB dexterity and stuff I get uh I get I get I get that movie yes that movie where the dude is kept in the room and then he learns the Kung Fu to punch his way out to save like his wife that was his daughter or something it's like a Korean film oh sexy this is the most romantic thing in the world and then I'll eat here I'll plant her in the garden and cook her on um make her cups into the garden I you from my dad who I will eat carries eat my daughter with me Clarice and our son maybe John Let's name him John we're going to eat our kids and family queries it's it's all it's all it's like cutting metaphor on planting the food you eat with your family and then recycling their wastes back into the garden and this food will be eat this beets it becomes her liver that means you're eating the food that later becomes the liver and then maybe even you recycle the liver into the garden even who he even knows does that do those particles even want to become the beets that much that become the livers how romantic it's an author's worst nightmare this is the dictionary the dad puns hey put the head on my head it's about me I did it all the dead puns are about me anniversary is my name in it Valentine's has my name in it this last little crap I'm picking up during Black History Month and my kidnapped wife and all the puns here are about black people and if I'm 11 and you're 10 then I'm blacker than you're black well you're not even real compared to me yo what's up explicit deleted if you're what you are then I'm that's 10 of 10 by the way [ __ ] because that's all you is is and that means that that has to uh-huh which you just got to be that and more gotta be 11 to your ten I'm gonna pick it all up and eat it in me and then I'm not gonna I'm not gonna poo any of it down I'm gonna poo something else out I'm gonna hold you in me and make another thing on top of you like a little virus that reflects back like a smarter version of you this is going to be its job to be like you dumb what are you dumb you're gonna be AIDS just kidding you're gonna be that would be a better metaphor you're gonna be a virus and I am stones [Music] I think what I like to say is mental immune system what I would like not to say is I didn't do anything here this is my bedroom what are you doing here most of my muscles are the lettuce latissimus latissimemus no I'm a real good dancer but not in the ABS they're in the hood of course I got a lot of them one day I'm I'm engineering down with my you know I work hard brain instead of trying to entertain the Lucy butt my name is blurry face and I can't what you think oh my Bob's in the cube I made it my poor sons I made it the AI where'd our wives go bruh how many how many blocks have to disappear from the Jenga Tower before the whole thing Falls over [Music] a flower on it we gotta get there I'm gonna take a nap real quick nine billion years Andromeda Jesus my job is the elf king I gotta hold on I'm so sleepy he's got a gotta get everybody to live forever you better get any methods stay away from our first step to staying alive forever and staying awake forever duh you're right it's a hundred percent as much life immediately why worry about that stuff later when I can have a hundred percent more today we'll start with that maybe we will even live longer but step first first ever go to sleep again scientists not even once uh Jesus this is the chop and the bull and the finger in the Philippines and then the Chopsticks the Bowing girl and the seahorse and the America upside down in the cities and the armored faces and oh my God I did the the last thing I did when I logged office was I was like everything's something huh show me show me Daddy map show me everything is something not just the karate chop hand was there that I didn't see before even though I am the master of time and space and saw these things in the first place show me there's show me there's something else there show me Australia this big [ __ ] blurry blob of nothing dumpster noise is something I'm an artist by the way I'm ambidextrous I'm drawing Kung Fu and [ __ ] now like half the things I draw are perfectly balanced weighted objects being swung by Kung Fu figures that I draw with both hands just kind of squishy sketch 45 seconds per person object I have an interesting way of drawing I just did some interesting studies some some self-teaching studies about perspective angle and vanishing point and lensing and then off I went ambidextrously riding upside down backwards with both hands and drawing weighted objects in shaded Dimensions I set up a graph one time to be like technically I should know how much Shadow there should be right and then I sat there and I was like I know a little bit about the stuff I did in school and I set up some graphs and I was like so here here and the shadow value is here and then and then I split it up into total number of lines per per segment in in like we've chopped up a number of lines there should be as the is the total number of construes what shadow is shading um per 100 of the segment and somebody stole that I haven't had everything stolen from me here all my IP's stolen from all my books two cars [Music] I don't even know how to get out that I'm Jesus and help my wife anymore who knows how far back in time and now all of english's help they stole English do you know English people like could kill everybody this bill speaks English and I'm like no it's no John Krasinski hold on that's not what I said he said it John said it crap uh man skateboards I have two skateboards I have to record forever the only way anything's Gonna Change is if I record forever first step is to stay awake forever hey friend opens the window he's got an extra skateboard as [ __ ] what time is it 10 30. captain do you know where I can we can the skateboard the two of us and I need to poop he doesn't seem like he liked that that wasn't cool it was dumb that was uncooled dumb maybe I'll just keep recording [Laughter] locked [Music] get an extra skateboard I did actually oh I skateboard now I'm pretty good both regular and Goofy picked up the skateboard lost the skateboard it was both a little Viking Longboat self-propelled canoe that I engineered had a move without putting my feet on the ground my baby my infinite power machine while looking cool and then I just left it there one day while I was over expressing my need for Nikki to come down from the tower some dude picked up my skateboard and while I wandered off for five minutes and oh it's too public an area and he kept it he came back and I was like I did it what are you gonna do I took your skateboard Andy Warhol I took your skateboard and I sold it for this this person I wasn't holding this person now I'm holding this purse what does this purse look like it costs to you probably a hundred thousand dollars forty thousand dollars good guesses then he walked off with his princess Mamacita wife and I was like I'm not that angry about things right now to do what I think I should do but that was my skateboard a little temperate man I wrote a sincere poem I'm good at eulogies Jesus would be the gift is given twice [Music] um he's like where that went [Music] uh somebody once told me the world was going to roll me out in the sharpest tool in the shed she was looking kind of dumb with her finger and her thumb and the shape of a flight from Congress well satellites are watching and then we'll never stop watching back to the ground and I own the satellites that are watching us and maybe we'll get over the satellites watching us while the rest of the world is watching us there's so much to do and so much to see and well too much to ask what tomorrow brings you today I wanted you today at today's level I'm gonna hold you close I could have prepared a better way for us tomorrow instead of having everything from yesterday tomorrow come today my wife Lucy my wife is both Lucy and the excuse and Benjamin Button and the lie and the side of the script flip the script in the paradox the actuation of it no joining ultimate you but I was going to say next Maxine Wes Anderson oh careful with the two buddy don't bleed on the Teslas the guy that came by Tobias he made me bleed on the Tesla he was the guy he comes by and then you just sort of moves me into a new shape and that's shape and that shape make him kick now make him kick now uh so yeah well I'm explaining something I'm kind of comfortable about oh good got it Tobias get out of there get out of there hmm the Tesla team we've got his blood wow Tesla is hardcore [Laughter] huh scrub that from the records I need to poop mostly for 10 30. no places to poop after 10 30 what would you even do how could you exist living in a car what my aspect was here to live was interesting um how do I tell people to come find out what's happening in Portland when I'm suspecting that the real estate itself funds cavity in my balls you stole puberty Baltic Sea my Bible is weird and I'm trying to call people here first and make my Bible First no if there's a phb grab a bee amongst you keep pulling on keep pulling on somehow it seems to me to what others would be a successful advertisers which imparts upon me several levels of instinctual resistance to celebrity null effects and it does it does not ever pan out it pans poorly every time that Jesus tries to hey you that guy and then even worse when he tries to hey you some bro dude um I need to ship I need to ship these kids and I totally fuffed my toe uh toadad yep my devolving state of consciousness at the levels between the wake this sleep I have to think with the Nick s Nix underneath how many Nicks create a Knicks and Knicks like how many Nicks and also people should be remembering the shading lesson that I invented about now next to create a nick I'll show you some [ __ ] I have come look at some cool stuff YouTube I'm an artist so bad I don't know I don't know how to do it the chump for my tormentors the talent it reflects my coping reflects Garden waiting the Cults abides no competition this is a good one that's a good one it's a good one here here's some uh here's some probably 10 seconds I don't want to show you these guys these are well created monsters I want I just want to show you these little dookies right here uh [Music] um can I can I not get a focus on the screen Daddy's hey I do your thing oh my God [ __ ] yeah I shared it all anyway showed it all anyway there you are good job punks two hands at the same time uh or maybe one hand it looks like I just what else am I gonna do with my second hand I don't I just they're adjoined I put both pens close together and when the line that I'm looking at begs both hands easily every every every every every place where I can fit the two hands together I can I can work pretty close together in like a words space with both hands uh sometimes when I'm working with a body I can do different limbs at the same time when I'm writing words I find it very hard to write two different words at the same two different sentences at the same time like writing a sentence with one hand and a different sentence with a different hand it's about the hard level for me where I left off there but both the starting at all right pens to paper construct two different opposing sentences while writing them it's hard for me in two different directions but not that that matters because I'm ambidextrous in a mirror now delivery you you hit your hand your left hand to paper writing from right to left with your attempts hard enough for long enough your brain eventually goes that's weird you understand pull the letters that direction to the page with that hand it's just like your other side of your brain and then it just starts catching on and then you're like left hand welcome player two joins the game I find it so entertaining when I'm training Kung Fu to be like left side of the body go and then give it an hour of hard intense and beating workouts and then be like right side what do you think you want to do and right it's like you don't you don't want to know what I think I can do Mr think you've been practicing Kung Fu with the left side of your body watch this and I'm like oh this is crazy look what I can do oh my God am I working out more I should be flexing more so I can save the time so I'm dancing like a Kung Fu Robo mistress on the concrete flexing as hard as I can spinning and jumping and kicking high in the air with my right with my right side and doing long sweeping American leg kicks with my with my left but check out my GS USB AKA Jesus Baca on tick tock it's mostly me working out I was gonna try and raise money for the Billy eilish uh concert and then I started getting like geopolitically stressed out about all the phonetic wordings and now I think Billy doesn't like me anymore maybe I'm too al dente fine I accept the gift of your moisture in the spirit which was given you can't Billy me I you Billy I'm the one who's fit AI is my name my name when I talked you talk I lame when in my Lane you in my Lane don't lame my Lane also if you capitalize the L it becomes a v if you turn it sideways and then you scramble up the letters it's Evan eat dick Billy may have Evan I don't know if only we could have done something with evam that would have been cool Maeve like Westworld rave get back here I got your pretzel I said warned that security guard earlier next time hey security guard Look Out Billy eilish is about to steal her pets hey get back here that's a good example of of just this little shoulders over hips and you gotta slap yourself a hundred times until you draw the closer shoulder way bigger than the further away shoulder be like oh yeah no yeah definitely obviously totally what up you just draw the hips and draw the shoulders the near side way bigger I understand perspective things perspective now a lot of times I'll still [ __ ] off real bad we're we're the we're the sitting low object like a like a low person object from a high camera angle sitting with legs crossed or or or out I'll be like oops is the letter L which means he's already lying down which means oops it happened and did a couple horse studies I was like which way does the horse need go a few seconds later I'm doing it like this this is my scale model which I'm pretty good at I can just I don't know why I'm hiding this is all cool stuff this was this was bad at the scale I I kind of skeletoned in the legs long I had the body probably in the wrong place for high her how for for how long the Torso had to be because I had the face and then I had to cover it up due to bad proportioning issues it ended up being physically able cool a couple different ideas for the size um it's a harp on the back she's got a harp and she's uh maybe it's a flagon or uh oh yeah she's got a hand underneath a plate and the plate has objects on it you can see the thumb and the fingers it's all perfect I'm an amazing artist except you know maybe the they were so too far apart you just gotta go for it and you learn things as you pick it up like well there's 11 ribs or 12 room 12 rooms this one hooky under 301 sometimes this rib looks like this and you pick up characters the parts of the bodies and they kind of just like there and then they become attached to themselves like the way that an accent sounds while you're drawing this dude was somewhere in here and as I had to start like covering up I was like there's no way I can lose you there's no way I can lose you so I I pasted her up there when I realized I had to because of how the tits and shoulders weren't in the right directions with each other paste it all together with a shawl and a high back head it was okay we made it looks kind of like music notes but what this is is the curves along the edges of the horse's body obviously this shoulder leg forward this shoulder leg out these the two legs leg forward leg back cool kind of cat leg thing back in the cloud with the hoof it just comes out now it's cool not much difference in the different skeletons and most of it becomes Kung Fu eventually like wait because you want to like scratch like that huh and then the buttressing on the ankles cool I could probably draw this horse pulling at different strengths on the ground because I understand how heavy it is by looking at it this one time I'm at the airport walking through carrying 500 pounds of backpack um and um I I sat down after like mile six at five in the morning between exchanging cars in a complicated scenario uh carrying all my stuff from a 100 miles away uh to the airport to go rent another car um and I did uh motorcycles I wasn't even going to get there I forgot about the motorcycles because I remembered the motorcycles that I had forgotten about and I remember that I forgot I find I find all these fine then important Geez Louise fine but so in a totally other unrelated circumstance that's also a cool story about exactly what we were talking about never mind okay um assembling from the senses there's a lot of kung fu I didn't I didn't look at how a dog is shaped it just kind of got stressed with knowing exactly how he feels and applied my technique to him this little buddy you know you feel on the nose this little circling do diddlies and the eyes were last I was like eyes are always tough to put on an animal that you're guessing how it looks when you're not drawing out of a book you're always like where did the eyes go [Laughter] I've gotten okay with it oh I'm like eyeballs where are you where's your eyeballs buddy I put my fingers here where do your eyes hurt oh here's your eyes my buddy here's your eyes buddy boy getting good at it sometimes when I'm at the um strip clubs with my spiral I'm like hey baby show me how good you can draw otherwise I just don't want to be like getting in people's ways because I'm that guy alone maybe I do maybe I don't want to dance sweetheart you're gonna sit here and draw you around please you're okay with that it costs so much to be here I don't want to be here it's poison to be here can I have one more will you look at me I think you're so pretty I don't want to be here please look at me I just it's toxic to me not you you're so sweet honey I just have no money can I please one more please just look at me one more time please maybe I'll eat here and then I'll look over at you does that sound okay don't talk to me then I have to pin you I'm good huh this is ambidextrous work too uh but I did this in a club kind of like shoulder attention kind of kind of like flirt with me because I'm flirting with you but also I can't pay you but also I'm cool right look how good and talented I am oh pretty handsome too no I'm here for other reasons have you heard the word in Lord of Earth have you heard the Lord and word of her bored and learn to save her neighbors crepesed um I kind of got way laid saying I got Kung Fu and Mystic mini thingsy about stuff and that's how the map popped out to me and I was stretched out like Laffy Taffy for 100 years trying to save my girlfriend [Music] which gave me plenty of time to not develop and then shoot off like a rocket for the because of the you still my life a q6 trillion set out of society because really society sucks and by this I mean of course not developing talents I wanted I wanted to wait for girlfriend and then learn the horoscope with them and learn Alchemy and potions and work out I'd give her the extraordinary capability of working out and we could use my mind to learn whatever Hobbies were so I ended up pasting on a Shelf just apply moisture some inventions daddy boy you like that anyone want to come up to me with a vagueness of capability in a machining shop and see if we can work out this done invention I just accidentally showed you maybe I'll show you the other Pages too because they're just as Yeet let me make sure just a few officers names uh legs for tilt form a militia left or right play with the spin and climb the tunnel that's what it is not what it says [Laughter] play with the militia foam circles left and right [ __ ] off hey look at this this dudity that guy comes out of the mountains that guy comes out of the mountains this is me finally taking a few steps into drawing mouths I wasn't sure when to attempt more mouths because I'm doing bad them with lips faces are hard dead I can make a face give me a body I'll draw the cool [ __ ] face I'll just I'll just fill the leftover amount of how much head space I gave them with the correct facial features and they'll look appropriate for how much head I gave them but but don't ask me to draw you no unless it's from far away I'll get your pose down your kung fu I'll get your vagal nerve shape your Flex get your posture your clothes how they hang on you and the way you put your arms around your friends don't I can only draw myself and only from the back I got sad can't read pressure on the girl oh okay baby come back here I love you draw in the mount looks good right it looks so good am I so freaking good you want to know the process I'm like a I'm like a freaking x-ray I'm like a stinking X right I'll take the um I'll take the thing I started with which was the bones and the skeletons and being like and I have to draw a skeleton 12 ribs here and then go up there boom boom boom boom boom boom beer a lot of my people are holding beers in their arms that go down and they point up here they Point appearing as if they go this way and they just they disappear I should have said disappear I should have said disappear I really should have said this [Music] um Germany boy ball yo dude I'm the one trying to decipher this noise right now this is you're not ready for this guys you're not ready you don't know what it's said about as much as I am you don't understand what it's so said it's my kidnapped wives it's literally nothing to do with anything you could possibly say literally my kidnapped wise economy Geisha is a real guys or maybe it's an analog or a manogram or an anaphor for twitch swatting I don't even I don't even I don't even live in the 2020s anymore people here are like we're Vikings don't say the word dollar bill it makes the Vikings upset I'm like I need to need a hamburger I know you're all [ __ ] in there and you just said it as that last guy pulled away that I'm sorry I made you all stop [ __ ] in there but I needed three hamburgers you got a sale going on I could go get a hamburger right now go through hamburgers right now laughs I didn't mean to say [ __ ] captain two hours and 45 minutes go tell the police terrorists somebody claiming he's Jesus [Music] it's with the YouTube analyzer dude who has to watch all the videos before you approve them I'm saying right now all right so just look at my Kung Fu I'm a miracle um this is chapter one of the staff and legs man uh the Halos were kind of the last bit I sort of added the Halos to the three of them uh as at the last minute I just think they look cool so don't don't the first step here was the amount of staff the shoulders hips legs and then uh the second one is pulling the leg sees it drags across the ground pushes it's a heavy staff as you can see he's um and I work a lot with Health weight in my kicking um he's very well manipulating and then the drag lines around the staff are uh uh the motion involved [ __ ] you and look at the feature of the heads I'm just good at like he's just good at the edges of objects I'm like Oh you mean the invisible permanent black hole space at the edge of all matter as the curvature that declinates which way they curve there goes off to its Flat Line black outlining the entire body of an object you mean that weird black outline that objects that you can that the people have you know how it's weird that you have like a weird black outline here come here let me look at your black outline dude [Laughter] and then I have fun turning my sweet freaking work with quadricepses and thighs into my understanding of flexing and I just draw the freaking I just draw the freaking Flex happening and how long the flex is in my body and I mean the calf would be pointing that way for my foot to be geared off that direction for me to be about to do that and then throws the staff to he throws the staff to pull up his buddy to drag his foot back and if you can see the um it's kind of a spin motion as you would understand the the chest arcs around and upward up this line and as the staff changes down that line it's a conservation of angles to to spin around the one axis so he's spinning his chest around the staff around to the to the third angle and uh he he the best thing in the world about mass is Crescent physics elasticity uh Crescent shaped muscles and muscles being elastic he he brings his hands close together to express the um the spring-ness in the staff to to at the expressive springiness of the staff and you can see his leg is at the most possible cocktail could be uh he's about to he's about to do a reverse push-up monkey pull up every part of his body is engaged for what's about to be him throwing his leg like it's a cannonball around and he'll probably go up to to not have to kick Stahl out at his forward what this guy is gonna have to do is uh is bouncing down the staff and then pull it up and then have the staff mask go over his head staff mask over his head and then just be triceps and down as hard as he can on it the whole time he's pulling through on the on the kick yeah best thing about kicking is the is the is the is the baseball pitch is the is the release is the snap when you're kicking the bag foreign [Music] he looks like he's in a lot of pain let's just say he's losing to the bag and leave it at that no pain no gain look good right and the foot is all the way around thigh all the way forward and the pec's kind of out in the ponytail if you miss the ponytail is pulled back and then Swift off to the left and the Halo is coming around forward like this this guy's Halo is uh uh where's this Halo this dude's Halo is obviously here this isn't supposed to be a Halo I don't think um uh ah boy yeah I don't know I guess I'll guess on that and still be in the Halo this kind of looks halo-ish that looks sort of like a squinkly back of the head protruding Halo um this dude is looks kind of like a high jumper foot forward foot back arm out on back head what I thought he was was kind of like on a throne of sort of mountainy sort of rocks with like an alien head it's off somewhere in Nevada [Music] uh this is east of California north of Colorado well hold on if it's if it's Colorado upside down that means Colorado is all right the face upside down is this upside down huh I didn't even do a math check to see if it fits upside down I have no idea the amount of shading here I know is matched to the back of the jacket so what were we looking for shoot okay Matt thank you thank you back of the jacket yeah and this makes the helmet that so this is Idaho which makes this oops which makes this Colorado which makes this oops that's Montana this is oops Idaho Colorado between Idaho and Colorado oops uh this is Nevada's disgusting gross promise it's nothing land oh wait it turns out to be [ __ ] too um there's Oregon off in the not drawn on this page uh I think the words you're looking for is which one has Arizona or is that Arizona because or else Bates Nevada made to California Oregon Washington there might be something between Nevada and Oregon east of California Uzbekistan um Kurdistan sorry [Music] just in it's not turkistan your mom's a Turkish stand but my my motto is you can fix any tattoo I'm coping deal with it this guy was bad hard dumb ugly I gave his cheek a hundred percent of the roundness and like his eye didn't look cool before and this eye looked dumb and then I altered it being like you can fix any tattoo I'm in like a public place a tattoo hmm eventually I finally was just like yeah it's his whole left side of his [ __ ] head we gotta get rid of that thing he just scratched it and I found the upgrade cheeks look cool on a dude when Gallo or shallow or whatever you call it this dude I love this dude because they pulled the lips above the gums so you can see the teeth below the the gums I should add like a little web there between it the little the Line web is true looks so good top lip and then I looked in the mirror one time and I was like this will help next time I try to do the mouth oh lip up I got a big one ah the gun and this my lip is like a rectum a lot of people are just like top lip and then technically lip flesh daddy connection stretched out to the bottom lip artists no uh this stuff is on my my Tick Tock but it's kind of cool to have me walk you through it isn't it this is my second Journal like that was at the journal started this journey trying to bootstrap bartering be like so I'm sort of Jesus and I'm kind of doing Jesus's artwork in your restaurant which is pretty cool maybe I get like a free meal maybe no no like I'm like doing the art on the back of receipts two-handed work I'm gonna move free meals like three I think people are out there like stealing my name to get free meals in a drink exist with my wife in my house yesterday time travel this one's okay it's not the coolest um this one's okay it's not the coolest it's weird they're not even I just drew two different things on an Impulse he's not proposing to him or anything this guy's hat is actually shoulder shoulder hip hip leg hands down I was like that's that's like a quick sketch of a dude meditating without the head part I'm gonna make it the top of a hat is what I'm gonna do next and made it the top of a hat for for dude who had tried a little bit and failed several times and then adjusted several times to make sitting legs crossed I had to add so much leg to even make his leg look right on this side and if the leg is okay on this side what's even happening here I attempt out and then this guy looks kind of cool is she looks like a character right I gave him I gave him thank you I gave him like a 15 20 seconds two handed maybe I spent an extra 5-10 seconds doing the hair on the head because I'm like yeah cool hair does this hair does this I'm drawing all like I'm drawing representations of what the hair angle is at this hair depth on the head and you don't want to draw all of them because then you don't see any hair but you want to draw the correct exact angle at a representative density of them this guy's so good at this crap um and then I went over later and just kind of added like I'm seeing people who can't see it beneath all the scratching this is the perfect cross hatching orientation for this Mass this size character kneeling appropriately with foot bent and then I add like details to the feet see people shoes do you see people do you see do you see the peoples and the Warhol do you see the people's there's a few pages left in this game uh five years oh dude not whip you don't have to be an artist to draw in my book she was an artist she was an artist she was also a photographer me oh she was a bit of oh don't show it fine daddy artist I got stage fright uh one of these is cool the rest of them are experiments and lens in lensing uh [Music] there's uh uh this guy looks cool enough uh it messed up on the ABS I was trying to Quick hash him out with like approximate with like explaining approximations with my two hands to be like figure eights let's go keep going keep going wait what what did I do wrong here I came over here like foreign this guy is holding his leg which is a battle ax up with two hands squatted on his back foot pushed backwards behind his hips um this guy is the first attempt but not really thinking it through enough of this guy he's got the remember he's the second attempt I wanted to see if I could get the physics looking right for it that's right because look he has a battle X too here's like a lensing of the S being close and the foot going down and the back and the battle ax leg being low and him being in mid spin and put the elbows up and the hair and give it an attempt it didn't really get a very good detail effect on the back | A new name | UCoFJwI8Tdf2ZIbxD8QrZDSg | 2023-06-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 22,207 | 113,326 |
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eegTF5Y0l3g | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eegTF5Y0l3g | HTML Tags in Practical | Learn with Douglas | hello and welcome to our video today this is part of the web design basic series that we are doing and we are going to look at a bit a little bit of HTML practicals concerning the tags there's a guiding document attached to this video so you can check it out I'll just head straight to what we supposed to do the first step was to create a HTML folder I'll create it and rename my folder HTML so can see I'll open Sublime Text and run it so using Sublime Text I'll be able to locate the HTML folder that I've just created you can the path where you want to have your HTML folder in my case I've decided to store it on the desktop so that I can easily locate it so I'll click file open folder go to desktops and then locate the HTML folder I select it as you can see I've opened my HTML folder all the contents and the resources that will be in this folder will be visible on this left panel here right here on Sublime Text the right window which has a back a dark background will have the code itself the first thing that we supposed to do is to create an index file which will be our first first web page in our HTML folder I'll click file servers all files Ser type and specify that I want my file type to be HTML remember your file type has to be HTML for it to run in in the browser for this particular practical so select HTML and I'll name I'll have my file named as index.html so that it's the first web page right away this is my index.html file I'll be able to write some code within within it and because we are using a text editor there are some of the pre-built functions we also have predefined text within it so let me try use the root element which is HTML you real if I type HTML it auto completes so I'll be able to type HTML and click enter already some of the information has been filled for the sake of this exercise there's a Code snippet that I shared that we'll be using so let's um write out that code so here is the code that we've just written that I had shed within the guide that we have so it's just a simple snipp P that we can use for for our test for this particular session and you realize the tags are very visible when it comes to what we've been learning as we said the HTML tag is the root the root element we also have the head tag where all the all the meter information about the page are contained then the body anything that is visible on the website is M within within the body and after doing that save your file you can just click contrl s but if you also don't mind you can go to the to the menu bar click file then save but with you realize pressing contrl s will save so much time for you and there we go so let's test our code remember HTML runs within the browser so you need to have a browser installed on your machine for you to be able to run this particular code I'll right click within this text um text editor then on the options you can see opening browser so click open in browser and there we go let me just expand my screen so that you can be able to see so here is a comparison you realize the tags are now not visible within the the browser itself so are just commands that tell the browser what to do and how to do it if you look at this particular window you realize we have a title for this page which is online Bible study registration so if you go back to our code you can see the title of the page is online Bible study uh registration then the body which contains the text that you've written we have H1 to to mean the the heading H1 is the largest so you can see that then we have two paragraphs P tags one is designed by then the other one contains the debt you can see that in code as well and the browser only outputs what it's been told to to Output Now using the tags as simple as it is that is how we can write our first practical session for this HTML now within the text editor in the next videos we're going to see how to manipulate HTML and other other elements and other attributes that are there within HTML so I hope you'll be following keenly you can replace here with your you can replace this particular line of code with your name and teste it you can also feel free to to add any other tag that you'll find across we had learned about the image tag we also looked at the link tag so you can practice that as well so that we are having um a very uh constructive session that we'll be doing uh with regards to the online Bible stud registration system that we doing so see you in the consective videos as we keep on learning | Douglas Sabwa Indumwa | UCJp7EfxRE5f-gn5noQHOBaQ | 2024-01-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 909 | 4,510 |
xOlWbXTVD6U | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOlWbXTVD6U | From setback to blessing: Fazoli's breaks ground in Pikeville amid pandemic | the well-known italian restaurant fazzoli's was set to open their doors in pikeville around june of this year but due to the coronavirus pandemic that grand opening has been delayed until 2021 according to co-owner hillary harkin this delay is more of a blessing than a setback yeah so we announced in january that we were bringing fizzoli's to pikeville and then unfortunately everything kind of got shut down with the coronavirus we had originally hoped to be open in june but you know as you can see things have gotten pushed back we're hopefully going to be open in january so we're just keeping our fingers crossed that everything keeps going smoothly according to harkins construction could begin on the restaurant's building in less than a month you know it was a blessing that we didn't open in june because we would have been shut down and we wouldn't have had the inside open it would have been drive-through only and that's no way to open a restaurant for the first time so we're just calling it a blessing honestly that that we didn't open in june and that we're going to be opening in january and hopefully we can get these masks off and and be back to normal by then not only will the restaurant be a new meal option for pikeville but a new life chapter for the co-owners as they plan to be married in october of this year i would just say that it's been really fun to do it with jordan and be able to open our first restaurant together we're getting married in october so it's been exciting to do this and start it our life together we just have to be patient fazzoli's is still coming to pikeville we'll be open you know just as soon as construction is done whether we're in masks or not but we will be here to serve the community reporting from the kentucky enterprise industrial park in pikeville kentucky i'm jeremy justice with mountaintop news | Mountain Top News | UCyiCIj6lt5Un84xRSvk05LQ | 2020-08-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 340 | 1,864 |
9YBJpIpoyjQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YBJpIpoyjQ | Fire Emblem Engage Supports All Merrin & Rosado Support Conversations | uh Rosado this was always Meant To Be Our Fate I know this had to happen the last thing I want to do is fight a friend but our destiny is inescapable agreed we have no choice but to battle it out here and now fair and square let's do this cool versus cute the superior style wins you're a devoted student of cool while I've dedicated my life to the pursuit of cute a twist of fate brought us together and now it's up to us to decide which force is stronger so here's what we're going to do you find the cutest object you can I find the coolest object I can then the big reveal we show these objects to one another and whoever's heart is most captivated loses you're on I'm gonna bring something so cute your heart will explode do your worst whatever incredibly cool object I bring it's going to blow your mind with that out of the way let the captivation competition commence [Music] the battle to determine the superior style cool or cute cute or cool it's on Rosado you ready you bet I am this is the moment Your Heart Is Stolen away forever Marin hit me with whatever cute object you brought I'm ready Feast your eyes on this what's that a drawing of some sort oh no no no take a closer look this is a drawing to scale of none other than the northern illusion miniature woolly hair what no the northern illusion miniature woolly hair is so tiny and so fluffy and so good I had to come across the little one so of course I took the chance and sketched and such detail oh how much I adore rare creatures I hate to admit it Rosado your cute drawing has captivated my heart looks like I win the day so fast you haven't seen what I brought it's an ornamental hairpin and there in late among the filigree is a detailed wyvern design oh no oh no oh it's the coolest thing I've ever seen I know what a big wyvern fan you are your heart didn't stand a chance I mean look each and every one of its fangs has been painstakingly crafted the craftsmanship is over the top magical and over the top cool and I'm really cool oh cute this contest is a stalemate [Music] Rosado I think I finally figured something out we've been at these cool versus cutoffs for a while now and we still can't declare a winner agreed there's no resolving this you've won me over with every single cool thing you've brought the same goes for me I've adored every single cute thing you've shown me there's only one thing we can say for sure coolness and cuteness are both amazing yes it doesn't matter which one wins what matters is both are great I'm sorry I dragged this ridiculous competition on for so long what do you mean it was totally worth the effort now we know that coolness and cuteness measure up equally hold on what is it Marin you are very cool just now Rosado many times cooler than I've been lately ah I could say the same about you you know your cuteness here your satisfied smile every time you got me that was so beyond cute thanks Rosado so how about this let's just keep mastering our own individual equally amazing Styles I like it you continue to be the genius of cool and I'll keep aspiring to Greater Heights of cute we can be Rivals and walk different paths and we can still cheer each other on yes Rosado and Marin best bows forever foreign | PlayerWes | UCUKMALzJb7JJ5N82eaY1IJA | 2023-02-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 623 | 3,235 |
er9z48eBlDI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er9z48eBlDI | Jet Plane - A Takamori Rap | [Music] i'm leaving on a jet plane leaving on a jet plane leaving on a jet to foreign sand already fueled up before i land i cannot wait to hold your hand take the whole day it's the one plan what can i say in the present before your face is reflected only in my phone i've been looking over the pics again and again music can be really healing but last night it was assaulting every wound i kept on losing my composure i am missing you so much and my heart is broken stuck out my chest here in the open now up so high where wind is blowing it chills me like the top of a mountain you talk about that mountain top i've been on such a journey when will the breeze ever stop cause it just keeps on blowing me off the edge i don't want to restart but now at home friend i feel the dark of the bases where i've fallen hard pressed to press my hand to your heart [Music] i'm leaving on a jet plane i'm leaving on a jet plane in the legs like the stream can't buffer now away from you time is much slower i wish my face was here on your shoulder when you're away i don't feel closure would have felt different if i could just wear one of your shirts something to touch it'd be difficult to not notice that i'm lost at sea but many feet up it's now i've got my feet up tray table down there's no turbulence but i shake about inside there's no take off i have been ground and ground to a pace that's why i cry out i've stole my bags in my carry-on beneath my seat where my heart's hung if we go down no flotation will keep me afloat i need your hug man leaving on a jet to foreign sand already fueled up before i land i cannot wait to hold your hand take the whole day is the one plan what can i say in the present before your face is reflected only in my phone i've been looking over the pics again and again and again and again and again i'm leaving on a jet plane whoa jet plane no leaving on a jet plane leaving on a jet plane i hope that i'll see you again you | ROARTHERAPPER | UCwXQV0dnk-er2R4DU7GjOpQ | 2021-02-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 405 | 1,957 |
NcqItpcFQCE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcqItpcFQCE | Update: Riding For A Cure | howdy y'all on star rider here um i have to apologize that i was i'm awful late late late over an hour late the grandkids got me uh they got me distracted and it's uh it's not an excuse so i apologize to everyone for being uh way late on this but hey i'm live right now and this is an update so i just wanted to uh update everybody on what's going on number one is hey bo star how you doing number one is that my computer died it just went [Music] got a new one ordered it's coming in around the ninth uh so september somewhere around in there so it's coming in so i'm not able to edit videos i didn't lose any videos but that it's at least i've uh i've got a computer coming um i got one person on for being late uh i got a whole bunch of stuff done to the um can i switch this around yeah i can switch it around got a whole bunch done to the uh the trailer i got windows put in yes i know i'm so excited my dead gum latches didn't come in to hold these down hold these down here so i'm still using this strap those these straps here i finally got the fenders on i've got my reflective uh tape on here [Music] and i've got uh some stuff done inside which i'm not going to show you okay i'm back here uh a couple of things that i'm gonna let you oh i got four people on five people on sorry i'm late guys my grandkids distract me and i apologize um just giving some updates uh to what what's going on right now the biggest update is my computer died so um not getting a whole bunch of stuff done uploading videos and editing videos and all that hey bandit nev how you doing man good seeing you uh i was just recently at hey dan how you doing not too far from you by the way um where was that oh yeah i went out to burn it burn it darn it burn texas uh actually got to do uh some awareness and fundraising out there was at the uh hill country motorhead museum our great host uh pat and jeanette were awesome um the grand tour the there's a person over there the grand motorcycle tour of texas was also there and it was just a good time is it a laptop yes it's a laptop uh it's a macbook pro banditnev just asked me if it was hey lisa how you doing all the way from illinois um yeah it's a macbook pro and it died i've had that thing for like six years and it's been a great laptop hey cj how you doing i need to bend it b-i-n i'm not sure exactly what that means yes i'm doing good doing good was just uh talking about burning and doing good there hey charles how you doing um i'll up i'll show y'all the trailer here one more time i'm gonna flip it around i've already did this once got windows in finally got the uh fenders put on i am so happy about that my uh latches that i that hold this down right here have not come in um really disappointed was supposed to be delivered uh saturday and didn't come in i was gonna put them on i got the uh top raised up all level now which is good uh window on this side i am uh so happy all right uh things that are going to be happening here in the next few months i'm going to be in bandera a couple of times how's it pull it pulls okay charles charles just asked me how the trailer is pulling it pulls okay it pulls like the other one it does really good uh bandera okay yeah i'll be in bandera a couple times um they're gonna be there for a rally and then also for a meet-up also i'm gonna be at lolapalooza which is in october i believe and later on i'll put although my schedule down in the description you all could see that the other thing about the trailer is this thursday it's getting wrapped really cool uh the guys over it let's see if i can remember right b bsg or bgs wraps am i headed to west virginia anytime soon no not yet um this virus is still kind of beating stuff down we get uh these events opening back up which should be happening next year then i'll be back on the road running around hey it's strong's adventures how you doing man yeah i know i wasn't there um he said eddie pop yeah i know i missed you last time i think it was a tree in the middle of the road zj uh yeah i was gonna stop by and say hi to zj up there and uh had some kind of tree in the middle of a road and i missed him so from a storm that happened there which almost i was stuck in a flood there too yep chi tree uh trailer's gonna be wrapped next thurs this thursday coming right up so it's only a few days away i'm looking forward to that and i've only got a couple of things left to do on the trailer which is good so anyone else watching from australia i don't know i haven't seen anybody pop up yet banded ned there just did type that in the so if anybody's going to be at lolapalooza which will be in texas here at cedar hill state park i believe it's on the 18th i could be wrong on that like i said i'll put the stuff down in the description and at the beginning of november let's see if i can get through this schedule thing uh the beginning of november i will be riding around texas i'm finally going to be doing that um i think it's going to be [Music] um the newspapers are going to be around and media and stuff like that so i'll be able to stop at all these different places so that'll be a month-long ride riding around texas i'll be starting up north of denton and right around november or the end of october i'll be headed out they say motorcycles are allowed uh all right um if y'all have any questions thank you bandit nev i appreciate that he said the trailer looks good it is um everything's coming together on it i'm just uh happy big time if y'all got any questions ask me the this is a good time now uh this was just going to be a real short live video kind of letting you know where i'm at and about my computer crashing i know that was a bummer didn't lose anything i always back up if you don't back up you don't back up what happened to the last trailer it was falling apart two years on the road it was pretty rough on it we kept patching it up all right and like man i want to come to australia dan didn't have just asked me if i was coming to australia um we got to work that out when am i coming to louisiana uh the first part of november i'll be on the uh the texas border there right there maybe we can meet up billy from strong's adventures if y'all haven't seen strong's adventures and y'all like dove a nudge doving that say dubbing our oven dutch oven cooking he does a bunch of videos on that uh yeah don't need to check him out i can't see the i could see the ch chat pop up every once a while but if i miss it i'm sorry uh i'm here on the west part of texas fixing to head over to my brother's house i'm going to be staying there for the night uh any other questions before i uh close this out uh from being really really really really late over an hour late yeah like i said before at the beginning it was my grandkids fault thank you abandoned i certainly will keep up the good work that's my whole intention and i need all the luck i can get ain't no loving like dutch oven cooking billy strong now go check him out strong adventurers all right guys i'm gonna close out unless y'all have any other questions i appreciate every every one of you i really do thank thank you for your support and uh thank you zj i appreciate that and i appreciate everything that everybody does for me that's just you are just awesome y'all have a good night i'm gonna go have some waffle house tonight yeah they're open bye guys you | lonestarrider | UCmQUelBgr7Kj5DxI-H1Biqg | 2020-08-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,511 | 7,397 |
QPbeYGbCgXM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPbeYGbCgXM | Xbox Game Pass Shock: Is Call of Duty Joining Soon? The Inside Scoop! | welcome back to joystick news your goto source for all the electrifying updates from the gaming World in Today's Special Report we're diving into the thrilling possibility that Call of Duty games might be landing on Xbox game pass very soon buckle up as we explore what this means for gamers and the impact on the gaming landscape hey Gamers it's a buzzing time in the world of Xbox especially after the landmark acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft there's a storm of speculation and excitement Brewing over what this could mean for Game Pass subscribers and yes the headline Grabber is none other than Call of Duty let's get into the details first up what's got the community on the edge of their seats rumors are swirling that the slew of older Call of Duty titles could soon be hitting the Game Pass Library this isn't just small talk Insider sources hint that we might see an official announce oun ment at the upcoming June Xbox Showcase from Call of Duty 2 to the latest Modern Warfare releases the potential list could reshape our gaming routines but why is this big news Well traditionally Activision games haven't readily made their way to Microsoft's Subscription Service immediately upon release however with the acquisition finalized in October 2023 the gates could be opening imagine diving into the classic Warfare of Modern Warfare 2 or experiencing the futuristic battles in infinite Warfare all included with your game pass subscription this move could be a game Cher for Xbox not only does it strengthen the Game Pass catalog but it also presents a significant value proposition to Gamers instead of purchasing each title individually subscribers might gain access to a vast library of some of the most iconic games in the FPS genre at no additional cost moreover the timing is impeccable with Summer showcases like the summer game Fest and other developers events around the corner The Gaming Community is buzzing with anticipation this could be a strategic move by Xbox to dominate the headlines and bring more Gamers into the Game Pass fold in conclusion while we wait for the official word from Microsoft the prospect of Call of Duty on Game Pass is an exciting development it exemplifies the ongoing shifts in the gaming industry where access and subscription models are becoming as crucial as the games themselves stay tuned to joystick news as we'll be sure to bring you the latest updates from the June showcase and Beyond that's all for today's episode don't forget to like subscribe and hit that notification Bell to stay updated with all things gaming thanks for watching and keep gaming | Joy Stick News | UCPTwL87DGQOHjPUW18j_UTg | 2024-04-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 447 | 2,627 |
8qAIjf7Bspg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qAIjf7Bspg | Commodity Live Levels | Crudeoil Evening Breakout Range | Menachem Nippon ama in the video commodity products Korea breakup range a spotty pocket borough [Music] [Applause] [Music] Vanakkam Chandler subscription Adama subscribe money Coleman ring bell salad money coma he's moody more like a toad on the info room channel name equipment in here Abdi no Oh Malika home page on the home page allopathy nani another video circling at the strategy keep a current Olympic ala at Emory video Coquille ARCA linka click mannan ya rabbina angelica account opening career procedures on the hippo ho a day marie if any Nia advance on a trading strategy but the intention on China Angelica number on the contact money no guidance curriculum wanna come he Panama and the video commodity products Korea breakout ranges patty pakka Paro now be in the range is P&G chrome aluminum lolly wanna trading monomer do a decree in the video remove a helpful are calm first a morning crude oil in another instance old Aparna crude oil passing happy normal person 54 range will open a tray open an oil in the morning in a lower downtrend and a downturn path a happy normal curve 4029's get epona under little a sideways rental market angle in the path you have dinner wrecker I'm a long that's a so he perk everybody patina a patina marker 20 or record I mellow and roo-roo buying more aquino and the Varla so if / kv body parting a patina market hunter Oh Malika 4065 range it mylapore up and on the path in a patina normal condos were buying more low and tomorrow so operating a by opening up dinner crude oil mellow buying vo lamella on the error ice are a great chances on body marker so 4,000 6570 range guitar alibi Ponemah evening land a lot profits on the book upon law as a marine only a trend reverse a pond or a compassing abdi now again when the 4020 rains kataka market when the patina on the range break otics-rio Tina apathy humanly in the range breakout or upper market not a trend oh and the negative turn tamari selling train tomorrow Chris Hansen the starter home so addict aprama 4020 range breaker Tanaka for a cell phonee have dinner freakin a lower down training expert Palomar Cutler dinkle epochal on zinc pathing AB Deena 180 6.80 rains into opener open on along the path a abena market onthe 185 point 70 range or a conditional or down-low market on the kill on the sit down for the Nina 185 fine 70 range mark Italica from Aquila polar algebra maila upsold a breakout role breaker on a gapper pathing apna market and a low rising lab scale opposite in an allopathic obtained a pedicure if everybody market analyst I email on the wonderful another market raise my mail on the loom the 180 9.50 range return under the carpathia have dinner market ask aprama on them after and on this topic so their calves you buddy birthing you know well Kwanzaa again when they sideways love for you to come market on to again if 190 range get opposed to 190 range or break attach a Abena after gaining a by pnina zinc 100 buying more lemare up our chances and again on the starter home you let every now even though a certain commodity paka paka paka la copper patina Breen America 451 range will open at sip open on Ellen and a lower down on the downturn parting Abdi Nam will cook for 54 48 and the range or a canal arirang would say the for 48 range Erin whakapapa thing Obinna market Allah and the range caprara thing have been a hold upon itself so I think he could turn over on a range on the 448 kita alcopop Athena Brianna market records so in the record on a cover pan thing Obinna market run tape on their calendar 450 2.10 range guitar Erica so another 452 point to end range Aleppo in the pathing have dinner opening range get Avon the maintain I in in detail so Marchetti per 453 changed mela puts a reckoning you on the 453 Camela minivan type Athena or buying more on the starter Jaramillo so 453 range on the watch word panic Omaha are they married render yourself a thing you know welcome to for 49 range record so for 49 range break out another occasion when a trend on the reverse strand or rather so on the 449 trend break Oh Tina Palmer to the Saline train tomorrow so 449 trend break attached in earning a sailing Syria to leave Ohana advance on a trading strategy level so on the profit pondrom a depositor in Jokinen anissina a note a number kawatte stability contact whenever d-mat Mottram trading account open mana known and Shana video killer Kalinka click paneer be normal account opening process start our own future lana marine area videos Parker noon and China channel s subscribe when to ring bells Rodman conga country | NSE COMMODITY TRADER | UC_k0tq17wIzbbng_0XkNqdQ | 2019-09-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 843 | 4,584 |
842VPERTagY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=842VPERTagY | SOTN2024-05 Keynote with FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr | So good to see so many of you here today. It's been a couple of years since I was actually at State of the Net, it's been about five years. And there's a reason why it's been a five year gap since I've been here before. So you see, the last time I was here, it was during a government shutdown. And for reasons that escaped me to this day, during the shutdown, I decided to not trim my beard at all. So I came here and spoke, it was actually still a picture of it here. I don't know if you can see this. But this is one of the most terrible and terrifying looking beards I've ever had my entire life. And the thing about this, this is interesting, is that then became the main photo that was used for any story about me or a story about the FCC. And, I gotta tell you, I never really was that into the European Right to be Forgotten law, until I started seeing that photo of me pop up everywhere, so this year, I trimmed the beard a little bit, and hopefully, there won't be any more photos that I have to try to get scrubbed from the Internet. But seriously, it is so wonderful to be here, happy to start out with a little bit of, consistent with the conference's theme, the State of the Net. And, as I'll get into, I think the state of the net, from the ISP layer, is actually really good. Particularly if you go back to 2017, when I voted with my FCC colleagues to reverse the decision to apply Title II heavy handed regulations to the Internet. There was a lot of predictions, maybe some of you here made some of them about doom and gloom that will be false, the Internet, when we reach that decision, I remember the sort of the viral campaign that was launched right around then, in fact, you know, all these predictions about the end of the Internet. I remember very clearly one personal story was, I got a Facebook DM from a high school ex-girlfriend, and she told me that by reversing Title II, I was about to make the second biggest mistake of my life. To be clear, I broke up with her, and neither one of those were bad decisions. They were both good decisions, and the data actually points this up, at least on the Internet side, I'll focus there. Since our decision to reverse Title II, speeds on the Internet on the fixed side, or up over 3.5 fold. On the mobile wireless side, we've seen speeds increase over six fold. Competition is up as well. The percentage of Americans with access to two or more high speed ISPs has increased by 30% since our Title II decision, and we've also seen entirely new forms of competition emerge or take hold since then, whether it's this latest generation of Low Earth Orbit satellites, the work that fixed wireless builds are doing or even this latest move towards direct-to-cell technologies, and fixed wireless in particular is a really important emerging trend since then. In fact, if you look at it, what were traditionally mobile wireless players are now taking some of the largest new market share when it comes to in-home broadband. And, it seems that the opposite is also true, you see cable now getting into the mobile wireless game, more so than ever before, and in many respects taking traditional mobile wireless customers at higher rates than you see mobile wireless carriers themselves doing. Prices are also down since that decision. In real terms, in price per megabit, have also fallen substantially, and you can compare that to more heavily regulated utilities, like water and power and gas, where prices have continued to increase. At the end of the day, I think ultimately COVID was the ultimate stress test of global telecom policy, and you can compare the environment we had in the US, and the results we had during COVID, with the results that took place in Europe, which historically has had a very different approach to regulation of the network. What we saw during COVID was, the regulators in Europe called up some of the largest edge providers, Netflix and others, and ask them to degrade the quality of their signal, because they were worried that the continent's networks would break, given the spike in global Internet traffic that we were seeing is everybody's lives moved on to the Internet. And today, the data is equally as clear the US networks are faster than in every single country in Europe, according to Ookla's data for fixed medium download speeds. US networks are also more competitive than those in Europe with us having nearly a two-fold, or 40 percentage point lead, when it comes to households with access to two or more wired facilities based providers, and US networks are benefiting from providers here investing three-fold as much per household than their European counterparts. So, when you step back and look at the last couple of years, at the ISP level of the Internet ecosystem in this country, there's a lot of good to see, we've seen increasing investment, increasing speed, the digital divide narrowing. Obviously, there's always more that we can and should be doing to promote even more robust competition, and I look forward to taking some of those actions. But, I also want to flag a couple of storm clouds on the horizon. One is spectrum. If you step back, I think the Biden administration has sort of fallen into a bit of a malaise when it comes to spectrum policy in this country, in getting spectrum out there. Freeing it up for consumers to use is not only good for efforts to get people connected, and to bridge the digital divide. But it's also good for U.S. geopolitical leadership. At the end of the day, when we're freeing up spectrum, the eyes of the world turn to the U.S.. Capital flows here, we get a bigger say in standards setting bodies, we get to make sure that the services that are built out on the spectrum bands are ones that are going to work for our interests. And yet, we've sort of been moving in the wrong direction. In fact, in 2021, the FCC raked back spectrum that we'd made available previously in the 49 Ghz band that same year, and then again, in 2022, the Biden administration delayed the rollout of 5G services on C-band spectrum. In 2023, the Biden administration announced that they're not going to meet a statutory deadline for identifying spectrum that had been required for the FCC to auction just this year. And, on top of all of that, the Biden administration recently put out a National Spectrum Strategy, but that strategy fails to commit to freeing up even a single megahertz of spectrum, and this marks a real 180 from the progress that we had been making. If you step back and look at 2017 through 2020, at the FCC, we freed up about 6000 megahertz of spectrum for licensed use, in addition to 1000s of additional megahertz for unlicensed use cases. And again, you contrast that to the national spectrum plan, which only says they're going to study, doesn't commit to freeing up, but just study 2800 megahertz. So, 6000 megahertz freed up in 2017 through 2020. In the Biden administration only plans to study a fraction of that. So, I think this is one where we need to turn things around because we're falling behind. Right now, the U.S. ranks 13, out of 15 leading markets, when it comes to the availability of licensed mid-band spectrum. On average, we trail other countries by about 400 megahertz of spectrum, we trail China, in particularly, about 710 megahertz of spectrum. So, spectrum, and the lack of it, is one of the storm clouds on the horizon that we really need to come together, as a government, and turn things around. The second piece I want to talk about in terms of storm clouds has to do with the current rollout of the BEAD funding initiative. And so, as all of you are familiar, this plan is run out of the Commerce Department, and the idea is to make sure that every single American has access to high speed Internet services. But, we're already starting to see some issues there. When Congress passed the law that authorized BEAD, and funded BEAD, they made a very important decision, which was to proceed, on a technology neutral basis, throughout a range of technologies to compete, and doing so, I think, is vital to achieving the goal of connecting every American. But, the Commerce Department along the way has made some policy cuts that has artificially raised the cost of connecting Americans. You can see it in this very heavy thumb that they put on the scale for fiber, you can see and some other decisions as well that have ended up raising costs, including union preferences, preferences for government-run networks. And so, what we have clearly set the goal, and allocated enough funding, to get the job done of connecting all Americans, the policy cuts are holding us back. In fact, you're already starting to see some evidence of that. aA number of states have recently raised their hand and indicated that the amount of money they're going to get from BEAD is not going to be enough to connect all unserved locations in their states. This includes places like California, New Mexico, and Minnesota. And, this is concerning, because, with the right policy cuts in place, BEAD was poised to get the job done. So, that's concerning to me. But again, there's still time to correct course there. As the Commerce Department is looking at some of the state applications for using BEAD dollars, we need to move in a tech-neutral way, and that includes leaving room, at least in some cases, for fixed wireless and other technology to get the job done. Fixed wireless, in many cases, can connect Americans on pennies on the dollar, where fiber could be 6x, 12x, 18x, the cost, and it can do so on a much more compressed timeline as compared to fiber. We still need to fund a tremendous amount of fiber build, it should be the lion's share of what we do with BEAD, but we need to leave room for fixed wireless, or we're going to end up in this situation where we run out of money before we get the job done, and that would be a failure. Stepping back more broadly, I want to talk in this sort of third and, mercifully for you all, last piece of my remarks today, and share with you a bit more about my regulatory philosophy in general. You know, one thing that I've seen in this job, and in tech policy debates in DC over the years, is that people tend to move very quickly into polar opposite corners. On the one hand, you have a group of people that will say, any amount of regulation at all is too much. On the other hand, you'll have a whole set that I don't think have ever found a regulation that they don't love. I think people reflexively sort of go into those corners. As I've approached this job, I've tried to take a different approach. I'm guided by a number of overarching policy considerations. One is looking for market power, looking for abuse of market power, looking for national security issues, looking for disability access issues. These are some of the points that I look at to help guide me when we ultimately make the decision, charged to us by Congress, of making decisions that are in the public interest. And so, I've come out different ways. I've agreed with my colleagues on the FCC that are in the majority, that we should go beyond, for instance, the voluntary wireless resiliency efforts, that were put in place by the Wheeler FCC, and impose new rules that help promote wireless resiliency. I've agreed with my colleagues in the majority, that we should adopt new rules to help bring more competition to apartment buildings, where cable providers, and other providers in some circumstances, had been locking up markets in a way that operated in an anti-competitive way. I've obviously always also pushed back pretty sternly, when I think that my colleagues have gone too far with regulation. You can see that with my dissents on digital equity, you can see it with my dissents, and probably future dissent, on Title II regulation as well. But, that's how I try to approach these issues. I want to talk about that through the lens of two last issues. One is the censorship that we've seen taking place by social media companies. This is an area where I agree with Tim Wu, and others. Social media companies have articulated this view that their decisions to discriminate, or to censor, against Americans when they participate in the modern day Town Square, is beyond the reach of the government due to the First Amendment. And, I recently joined with my commission colleague Commissioner Simington, and we laid out our views in a law review article in Yale Law Journal that explained how the government can, entirely consistent with the First Amendment, put some guardrails in place to address the censorship that's taking place by big tech. And finally, one last issue that I want to talk about, that I think has pretty serious, anti-competitive implications. You know, I started with these remarks talking about the competition that we're seeing in the areas directly regulated by the FCC, the mobile wireless space, and telecommunications more generally. But, increasingly, all of that competition is winnowing down to a single choke point, and it's Apple. Apple with their control over the operating system software, coupled with their control over hardware, is creating a walled garden that is having very anti-competitive impacts on the telecom space in adjacent spaces more generally. It's an area where I know the Department of Justice and competition authorities are looking at, but I also think it's an area where the FCC has a role to play as well. One feature of that walled garden, that Apple has, is something that people shorthand refer to as blue message, green message. And what happens here is when you are on an iPhone, they are necessarily degrading the text messaging service, whether it's sharing of photos between iMessage and an Android user, the photo quality is degraded, whether it's physically looking at the green bubbles that show up, when you're communicating, it has actually a low contrast, it makes it difficult for people with low vision or difficulty with seeing from picking up those messages. Again, that's sort of one feature of the broader problems that's happening with this walled garden approach, but I think this also highlights a role for the FCC. How many of you here are familiar with the issue of Beeper Mini? Raise your hands be for many? That's it, one? A couple. Okay. So quick primer. Beeper Mini was a technology that was rolled out in December of last year, that came up with a solution to the blue bubble, green bubble, walled garden. It enabled people on Android devices, whether Google or Samsung phones, to communicate directly with iMessage users in a blue bubble fashion, meaning there wasn't low contrast, there wasn't a degrading of photos or degrading of video. In that way, among other things, in my view, it promoted accessibility and usability by people with disabilities, including having the ability to introduce more competition, which is good for everybody. And this is where there's a role for the FCC. I think the FCC should investigate Apple's conduct with respect to Beeper Mini. Subsequently, Apple made changes to iMessage to disable the functionality of beeper Mini, and I think the FCC should investigate Apple's conduct there to see if it complies with the FCC is part 14 rules. The FCC's part 14 rules, in particular 47 CFR 14.20 and 14.21, flow from a landmark Disability Rights statute called the CVAA, the Communications and Video Accessibility Act, and those provisions talk about accessibility, and how there's a provision in there expressly that says, covered providers, which includes Apple's electronic messaging service, shall not installed network features, functions, or capabilities that impede accessibility and usability. So, I think the FCC should launch an investigation, to look at whether Apple's decision to degrade the Beeper Mini functionality that was being provided, which again, encouraged accessibility and usability, was a step that violated the FCC rules in part 14. Rules that when the FCC adopted them, they analogized to Section 251, which is our core provision on interconnection. And, I think this is one, again, sort of small example of the broader negative consequences that come from Apple maintaining and perpetuating a walled garden approach to technology. But we're not just seeing it here. There's a potential to see it in the future as well, whether it's with AI as those technologies continue to roll out, or AR or VR, I think there are potentially negative consequences, if Apple perpetuates a world in which it treats its own proprietary technologies one way, and degrades the performance of competitive ones. So, again, I think some of the broader competitive effects here are one that the DOJ should look at, that the FTC should look at, including potentially structural remedies, but there's a role for the FCC as well, whether, again, it's looking broadly at the negative impacts that come from Apple being a choke point, that can impact competition in our space, but again, more specifically here is looking at our part 14 rules and whether Apple's conduct with Beeper Mini, ultimately, violated our rules. So, with that, I'm going to end here, hopefully try to get you guys back on schedule, a little bit. But again, I think there's more that we need to do to continue to encourage robust competition at the ISP level. But, at the main, the biggest threat to openness into competition, in the Internet ecosystem right now, is not taking place at the ISP level. It's taking place at the edge, and I think this is an important conference to bring different people together to talk and look at these issues. So, thank you so much for having me. Hopefully won't be another five years before I'm back. Thanks so much. | State of the Net | UC-wUtbj3fMeKzSkVRJCzAvA | 2024-02-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,120 | 17,759 |
tcMUcIQCI9Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcMUcIQCI9Q | End of Days: Sylvia Browne and her 2020 Prophecy | in Sylvia Browns book end of days she made a startling prophecy that has chillingly come true on page 117 the words read in around 2020 a severe pneumonia like illness will spread throughout the globe attacking the lungs and the bacterial tubes and resisting all known treatments almost more baffling than the illness itself will be the fact that it will suddenly vanish as quickly as it arrived attack again ten years later and then disappear completely Sylvia died in 2013 other predictions haven't been fulfilled but these sensitive words highlights our need for answers of course our faith is important during these times but could someone really know of a coming event probably a lucky prediction in all probability we say this because Sylvia predicted her own death she predicted she would die at age 88 she was 77 in 2013 and it seems to us that she may have simply been looking at her own life her own death and it was around the 2020s when she predicted her own death to occur 2024 to be exact she also struggled like a smoker as if she lived with difficulties with her lungs on page 73 of Sylvia's book secrets and mysteries of the world she writes after my divorce my doctor found a tumor in my throat that was wound around my vocal cords since I don't smoke and have always had a husky voice as have all the women in my family I wasn't concerned about my throat these things heightened her suitability to be drawn to the things that she had been credited for predicting and it should be known that she got a lot of her predictions wrong including telling Amanda Berry's mother she was dead in 2004 she was found alive in May 2013 Sylvia Browne died November that year of heart failure but what do you guys think of these prophecies that has grasped the attention of the world comments below and as always thank you for watching | The Lost History Channel TKTC | UCigst2rYHuYHAcO9LST-qkg | 2020-03-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 336 | 1,839 |
H_jQxTsSshI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_jQxTsSshI | 07 Beaches on KT | on koh tao there are 14 beaches that you can visit for relaxing swimming and snorkeling most are accessible via land and all can be reached with the longtail taxi may had sensi beach stretches southwards down the west side of koh tao from the main harbour it has a lot of boat traffic due to the three piers that are here so be careful when you are swimming in front of scentsy Paradise Resort there is a small wreck that you can easily swim to janssen Bay Beach the beach here is not a public beach so you have to pay 200 baht to use the facilities and swim here if you do not want to pay the 200 baht then take the route down behind charm to reception and make your way down to Johnson bungalows here you can jump in the water from the small Bay and snorkel around to Johnson Bay or even across to three rocks be careful of boat traffic though sign or an beach go to charm Tori and down to Johnson Bay but keep heading towards bamboo hut bungalows the path is very nice with a lot of color and wildlife it winds around the coast and should take you about 12 to 15 minutes to get to sign in one beach here you can relax or go snorkeling and maybe see some black tip reef sharks pufferfish Fusiliers and maybe some rays sight on beach just a few minutes walk from saina one is sight on the beach is smaller than saina Juan but there is a reception here where you can get refreshments Jr Beach a small Beach nestled on the southwestern tip of koh tao which is easily accessible by Road shelach bank out Beach a beautifully long sandy beach with shallow waters located in the south of koh tao with plenty of restaurants see if you can find the monkey in the tree on the beach turtle beach a lovely small white sandy beach located to the left Caliban cabbage T an OGG Bay or shark they also known as Rocky Bay also located in the south of koh tao this beach is mainly only available to the hatty end resort guests the other way to reach here is with a taxi boat many years ago the Thai boys would have to swim from here to Shark Island and back for the rite of passage to manhood nowadays they would only have to contend with boat traffic but back in the day there would be blacktip reef sharks bull sharks and tiger sharks in the channel and the surrounding area side n beach this small sandy beach is situated in the coral view resort our Luke beach situated on the south side of Koh Tao it is easily reached on land with motorbike or taxi again this is a private beach and you are not allowed to bring food and drink from outside it is open to the guests not staying at the resort from 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. it has lovely snorkelling on both sides of the bay and a reasonably sized Beach lankey Bay there is no beach here but a small rocky strip of sand that has lovely snorkelling opportunities the way down is a little steep so drive slowly or come with the taxi or the taxi boat tan ot Bay Beach located in the heart of the Eastside this Beach offers perfect snorkelling a bit of rock climbing and a large beach to sunbathe on there are dive schools and restaurants here as well Malby you will be very lucky if you manage to get a long-tailed taxi boat here the Thais believe it is jinxed as many years ago a boat captain came here while being drunk and drowned even dive boats steer clear of Mao Bay Mao in Thai means drunk in one Bay nestled in the northeast of Koh Tao this Bay is also easily reached by a land or sea there is no beach at the restaurant but off to the left is a small beach here you will have the perfect photo opportunity with blue skies and water mango bay beach located in the north of koh tao it is accessed with the longtail taxi the reason for this is that the way down once you have taken this slightly perilous bike ride is a long long walk and then you have to climb over the rocks to get to the beach not forgetting that you have to walk all the way back up to your motorbike again nanyuan island take the lan prior or a taxi boat and enjoy the famous three islands that are connected with one beach avoid Mondays and Tuesdays in high season long praia leaves for Conan Yuen at 10 a.m. and you can return either at 1:30 p.m. or 4:30 p.m. you are not allowed to bring food and drink from outside the snorkeling is very good here as there is protected snorkel areas they used to be a zip line here but the zip line is now no more as it was a partnership between the co non-un owners and good time adventures the owners were to maintain the line and good time were to look after the booking side of it unfortunately the island owners decided it was too much work and failed to keep up their end of the agreement so there is now no more zip line if you snorkel in Japanese gardens and maybe you can see it lying in the water sorry Beach located on the west side of the island is this very long white sandy beach you'll be spoiled for choice in the way of restaurants and dive schools as there are numerous get yourself a massage on the beach or from one of the many massage centers during the day you can swim or snorkel in the shallow waters and then come back at night time to get on down and party | Omi Tau Productions | UCNhTYzweiE5VZHrRxdMXyZQ | 2017-12-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,010 | 5,126 |
FydA5-p4FLk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FydA5-p4FLk | 3rd Generation Atheist Meets Jesus, Gets Shown The Door | my parents and my family going back three generations were atheists uh my parents were uh actually very left-wing as was my whole family also going back three generations and my parents were had been members of the American Communist Party in the 30s and part of what they believed was that religion was a terrible thing and Christianity was among the worst of all the religions and so I grew up uh in an a religious household uh anti-religious household I should say um we didn't celebrate any holidays we didn't celebrate Christmas we gave each other gifts on on New Year's Day because that's what was done in Russia at that time and um I just had the sense that uh Christianity was one of the great evils in the world and uh that that whole ideology stayed with me through my youth through my childhood and youth into my early adulthood and at the same time uh I was feeling a sort of a hole something missing in my life I didn't know what it was I think I I think it it was some sense of spirituality which was completely you know not there in my upbringing no aspect of spirituality was considered uh appropriate and in fact my father was a scientist he was a chemist and he was very materialistic and didn't hold with anything like he didn't even believe in Psychology or or anything unrelated to uh very tangible materialism and um I grew up pretty much the same way uh but I did feel the this sense of something missing until I started studying science I I started with chemistry in college taking after my my old man uh and then I went to biochemistry in graduate school and at that point I felt that what I had been missing was something like that and and it kind of filled that Gap I science is just a wonderful thing uh I felt and I still do uh it's it's exciting it's uh trans formative and it it's true which is you know it's demonstrably uh valuable we look at all that we've accomplished with scientific uh discoveries and technological uh applications of science so I felt pretty good about that and uh really enjoyed science and loved the idea of being a professional scientist uh however there was an unexpected a Twist to that which was that some of the science that I was learning especially in physics didn't quite jive with the strictly materialistic and reductionist view that I had been taught so for example in quantum mechanics we have a great deal of probability rather and uncertainty it's not possible to know some things about you know particles and electrons and you have to sort of get a probability distribution of where an electron is it's not in a particular place and and and quantum mechanics gets quantum mechanics gets really weirder than that even I mean there's there's um lots of things which I won't go into but superposition and things which are just you know strange and nobody denies this everybody agrees that it's strange but it's also absolutely true and it works um better than you know anything else that's I mean to many decimal places the the calculations of quantum mechanics fit reality so that was a a puzzle for me because I couldn't understand you know how reality which I thought more of a classical sense the kind of the the Clockwork universe everything is predictable everything can be uh understood in in detail the way we understand mechanics regular mechanics and that's not the case it turns out that reality is really very strange and very well you can almost say spiritual in a way and that recognition that awareness was spreading through the culture when I was in when I was a graduate student and things became very things like new age stuff became very popular uh there were a lot of people in my generation who were non-religious much as today uh and were looking for something and they found lots of interesting ideas most of which I discarded because they were to me they were clearly false and weren't going anywhere and I'm talking about things like pyramids and crystals and all kinds of new age kind of things most of which I've forgotten about now but I did look into it because I was curious uh I wasn't anywhere near um thinking about God however I I that was still something that I completely rejected in in any sense on the other hand what I now know is that God was calling me at that point I had no idea but there were several incidents that occurred in my early life that I couldn't make sense of and I dismissed because I couldn't make sense of them but I now know that they were related to uh being called by the Holy Spirit and as time went on uh I had especially I had some dreams uh which I describe uh in detail in my book which is called The Works of his hands scientist Journey from atheism to Faith and those dreams were very baffling to me they they I didn't know what they meant although now they're quite clear and I also ended up going to a church for the first time in my life this was by then I was already in my 40s I was an active working scientist very busy moderately successful I guess and uh last thing I wanted to do was think about anything like God or you know anything spiritual uh however um I did agree to go to the church with a friend of mine who was a Catholic and I went to a Catholic church and was quite worried about what would happen I'd heard so many bad things about Catholicism that I thought they would probably Stone me at the door or something but anyway I went and uh I was pleasantly surprised by what happened which was nothing bad uh the priest gave a sermon about love and everybody shook everybody's hand and wished them the Peace of Christ and it was fine it was pleasant and at that point I began to realize that a lot of the things that I heard about the horrors of Christianity might have been exaggerated maybe more than that uh so I uh my curiosity was peaked and I started even reading a little bit of the gospels which the main impression I got from reading what I read which was the Book of Matthew in the book of Acts was that this was not made up which was one of the things I had believed I as we often hear from atheists today uh Jesus was not real it was a religion made up by I don't know the Romans or by Paul or by somebody and none of the stuff actually happened but when I read the book of Acts that didn't strike me as as possible I I'm very interested in history I've done a lot of historical reading and the book of Acts read like a historical document didn't read like anything that somebody had made up and um The Book of Matthew I found interesting but and and in some parts of course The Sermon on the Mount very inspiring but uh a lot of it I didn't understand and at that point uh I had gone further in my journey with respect to science and I was now finding things not only only in physics but in biology which was my field I my degree was in Biochemistry and I worked in biological systems and there were also things in in Biochemistry that certainly made very little sense to me from a purely scientific background uh and some of that is very technical and I I can't really go into much detail about it but things like the very complicated biochemical systems it had to be present at the very beginning of Life uh because without those systems you can't have Evolution and without Evolution there's no life so that was very curious to me and I and it kind of chipped away much further at that wall of disbelief that I had uh to the point where I actually started thinking that maybe I'm not really an atheist maybe I'm more of an agnostic I just don't know I don't know how I don't know how life could have originated I don't know how the univer nobody knows how the universe originated uh and you know how can we rule out God I guess was my was my view but I certainly did not feel a sense of belief and it was at that point that um I I I had a dream that was um quite uh shocking to me and surprising and by this time since I was no longer a strict atheist I pretty much knew what it meant and in this dream I was uh walking around the Walled Garden trying to get in and the problem is the wall was very high and it was very smooth and I and I tried climbing up and I couldn't get more than a couple of feet so I kept walking around to see if I could find a place where there might be an easier uh way to get up on to the wall and climb over it but I couldn't find one and I was getting quite frustrated and then I I ran into a man who was standing there outside the garden and he asked me what's my problem why am I upset and I said I'm trying to get in and I and I can't get over the wall and he said well and he pointed and he said why not use the door it's open so I went over and there was a door which I had not seen and I opened it and went in and then woke up and um when I woke up unlike the first Dream which I'll talk about in a few minutes I knew what that one was about that that was Jesus Christ and he was telling me to go that it was easy to go into the garden I didn't have to struggle and climb over the fence I just had to walk in and that was a revelation to me because up until then I had thought that if you wanted to be a Christian if you wanted to be religious if you wanted to acknowledge the existence of God you probably had to take a test and pass it you probably had to do a lot of work it was not going to be easy it was going to be very difficult and instead what I learned from that dream was that that was wrong you have to open up and just go just do it just walk through the door and the way I've talked about it later was faith is a gift and all you have to do is accept it and that's not easy to do sometimes we don't want to accept gifts that we we're suspicious about them we don't know where they come from maybe they're there's some you know hidden obligation it's not a pure gift maybe you have to pay somehow it's going to cost cost you something and that's how I felt uh uh and and this dream told me no it it it's just easy it the gift is free all you have to do is take it and at that point I was feeling very ready uh to accept the idea of believing in God but I couldn't quite get there and the reason I couldn't get there and this has to do with the first Dream which i' had many years earlier I don't know exactly when but I was definitely still an atheist and that dream was really a nightmare it started out with me holding on to the edge of a cliff dangling off the edge and since I'm afraid of heights that was a very scary dream uh and then what happened was I I I started calling for help but I didn't know to who I just I was just you know saying help help help and then I Heard a Voice somewhere saying just let go which made no sense to me because that's what I was afraid of if I let go I would fall down but the voice repeated that several times and uh at some point I actually I realized well I can't hold on anymore anyway so I just let go and instead of falling what happened was as soon as I Let Go the whole world turned 90 Dees so that instead of being vertical I was now horizontal lying on the ground and I was perfectly fine and I looked up and there was a man standing there whose voice I had heard I had no idea who that man was and when I woke up from that dream I uh I I didn't know what I had no idea what it meant uh let go what does that mean and later at the point that I'm after I had that second dream I understood what Letting Go meant it meant let go of everything that's holding me back all the training I'd had as a child all the stuff I had learned not just communism but atheism and the idea that God is can't be real and just let that go and it was hard to do I wanted to because I knew that much of what had what I had been taught was false and I several ways that I knew that but it was still very difficult to do I knew that that was my goal and I felt that if I could let go of all of that that wall which was still there crumbling but it was still there uh I I might be able to to you know join those people who I was now envying I was now starting to Envy the people who had Faith who could believe I couldn't and uh I don't know that that situation was where I was for a few years and I guess the Holy Spirit had mercy on me and um which I don't know why but one day I um I was driving my car on uh alone on an inter city trip was a long trip six hours and I was listening to the radio and I heard a Christian radio station come on with a very good preacher who really had a great style of speaking and I I thought gee that you know I admire that that that's I wish I could speak like that and I turned off the radio and I started thinking about what would it be like if I tried to preach or give a sermon which of course was was crazy I mean last thing I ever thought of but what happened was uh something came over me which I can't explain or describe it was just a feeling of some some kind and I decided to pull the car over and and I kind of had this image Vision whatever imagination of of addressing a crowd of people outside and words just came to me and um I began preaching a sermon it it didn't come from me uh many of the words that I used were not words I was familiar with and what I think I really was happening was I was preaching a sermon to myself and what I said in that sermon was speaking to this crowd I said um I know that Jesus Christ loves you because he loves even me and The Sinner that I am and I went through all the ways that I had rejected God and Jesus and all the ways I had mocked his followers and the things that I had done the persecutions I mean almost like Paul but not quite and um when I said that and then I said if Jesus could love even me who would he not love who could he not love and at that point I I kind of woke up I began crying in a way that I I hadn't ever before for and I said out loud I believe and that was it and I immediately felt this amazing flood of relief Joy Freedom everything good it was I had taken the wrapping off the gift I had taken the gift and accepted it and it was the best gift I'd ever gotten in my life and I've been a Believer ever since | EDEN-Inspired By Christ | UCSB--NlMAInqxfxeNy4rP0A | 2024-04-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,832 | 14,079 |
uL5fGdTup9E | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uL5fGdTup9E | Recession 2022 Youtube Short | [Music] so a lot of people are worried about you know recession right now and honestly they should be kind of worried i remember when the sort of coveted time hit it was like oh my gosh it's like the great depression and the government came in and they kind of like pushed all this money right ppp e-i-d-l s-v-o-g rrf right all these little acronyms that they threw out there and they threw all these trillions of dollars into the economy i mean that's not happening right now right you're starting to see some slowdowns in the economy you're seeing different areas where things occur and so as a business owner or a taxpayer you've got to look for how you can save every little penny together and what most people don't understand out there is that you know every single year you're filing your taxes that for many of you is your largest expense and you're not actually going through it looking at okay what can i really be doing what could be doing for deductions legal infrastructure retirement insurance so if you want to go through and do that analysis and figure out how you can just save every little penny that you can if you want to save money on taxes like this video follow the profile and i will see you in the next one | Corvee | UC3gq--uR2KSrKb5yFLRdvKQ | 2022-07-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 230 | 1,231 |
61EvhmB2Vgg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61EvhmB2Vgg | MASSIVE BOX FULL OF HORROR ACTION FIGURES! (2022) | what is good everybody welcome back to another Mario toys video today we're back with our annual massive box full of horror action figures we got some great stuff this year very excited for this we get into it every single year and I always enjoy it it's always just one of my favorite videos that we do every year I love Halloween I love horror I love the genre you're mixing two of my favorite mediums horror and action figures together you get some great stuff and today we are gonna dive into the massive box man we got some good additions here this year and I'm excited man so just sit back relax enjoy the figures and let's dive into what we got this year man let's start things off with a newer figure that I don't think we've seen here on the channel before it is going to be none other missing her top right here or her Hood we have none other than Valic from the nun or The Conjuring franchise of course but very nice figure right here I don't even I don't think this is a NECA figure NECA may have made one but I don't think this is a NECA figure I do believe it's one of the cloth ones or it may actually be neck I'm not sure but legs are very very weird actually look how skinny and I gotta be honest with you this figure doesn't stand very well it's honestly kind of trash in that way but it looks really good let's get into the face right here really good face sculpting you get two interchangeable heads it's very nice I like this figure a lot and very creepy you know my brother used to have the painting up in his room used to freak the hell out of me and I was I was an adult at this time it still scared the out of me but valak is looking good I think she is going to participate in the MDT Tournament of the Damned which is our horror action figure match tournament so stay tuned for that if you guys are interested in that I do believe she's competing this year next time guys we do have our holiday fiend figure from The Misfits now if anything I'm just going to call this the Crimson ghost you know kind of giving me those vibes but very cool paint detail right here on the face as you guys can see and he does have the removable Santa hat which I think is awesome I do believe the same company that made this figure made the nun figure if I'm not mistaken I could be wrong about that but articulation you know these are kind of just for your display pieces you're not going to get a ton of articulation they have very weird legs but the cloth Goods on here are nice the Santa Hat's nice it's just one of those weird figures but it's a cool piece I like it and it's a good addition here this year now this right here this mini box right here that you guys are going to notice in this little mini box right here we have a bunch of horror icons I do want to get into this now this this right here is last year's MDT Tournament of the Damned championship series this is our full tournament I do believe in which Jason Voorhees did bring home the gold actually just hold on one second now this right here is last year's winner if you guys can see this this is the first iteration of the MDT horror Championship kind of like a take on the hardcore title but it says horror instead it's got blood all over which I thought was really nice but then last year I redesigned it and I took the fiend championship and painted up this right here and made a new horror championship and Jason Voorhees won the whole thing this part 7 by Neca very beautiful figure right here I love this figure this part seven Jason ended up winning the tournament last year defending Michael Myers in the finals now I am going to do a video detailing the full tournament again I don't think we're gonna have the same participants we're gonna have a new tournament we're gonna have new participants should be a very fun tournament but Jason will be back in the tournament trying to defend his championship and it should be really fun but Jason was our champion last year and he looks like a beast I gotta show you the trophy as well here was the Trophy last year you see it's just like a regular wrestling championship and then I put the machete on there with the head going through and we do have all this blood and gore going on right here very sweet Trophy and Jason Voorhees brought this home last year so may make a new trophy should I make a new trophy I feel like I should we'll see about that but Jason was the champion last year let's get into last year's participants last year we did have scream right here we have Ghostface very cool I like this figure a lot as well cloth goods are nice this one was actually made by Neca so it feels really nice NECA figures don't stand the best but this is a really great piece it's beautiful the cloth goods are nice and I like it I think it does a great job and you get a lot of great interchangeable parts with it it's a it's a good piece I like this this Ghost Face NECA figure next up we do have Leatherface and Leatherface you guys can see it's a blood soaked mess and honestly he's pretty sticky still from last year looks like the the handle broke off the chainsaw right here but at least we have the the one handle I don't know but he's done in the Crimson mask he's a bloody mess this is a really good piece as well but it still doesn't stand the best but you know the neck neck is all all about the details and they got good details on here but this leather face is a pretty great figure next up we do have Chucky and his bride Chucky and Tiffany looking really good right here I love the detail on this head sculpt for Chucky but this is a great two pack I do believe it was a two pack I think it came with interchangeable arms it came with all kinds of great accessories but these are great pieces right here this is probably my favorite Chucky head sculpt they made but really good details on these these are very small too compared to the rest which is great because they actually scale well next up is one of the many Pennywise figures now you guys will notice his hands are missing and his leg is missing and if you guys don't know why that is you need to go watch the action figure match with him and Freddy Krueger I think it was from last year's tournament but this is a very great figure they've already released this like a hundred million times you know so it had interchangeable heads it had all kinds of different stuff here but I mean his body part like body parts everywhere great head sculpts I mean NECA legitimately released like five of them I'm pretty sure right off the cuff I'm pretty sure it was like five different versions and it may even be more but those are great figures as well even though we've gotten it a million times now we do have a couple Michael Myers figure here's from the new Halloween as you guys know the Halloween ends is coming this October two different versions here one's customizer one got drilled through by Jason Voorhees in the finals last year so yeah we don't leave any stone unturned man if we have to destroy figures we got to destroy figures but these Michael Myers look great love the details Love The Masks very cool figures indeed and I think they do a pretty good job on their Michaels next up is Pinhead or Hellraiser also a bloated mess he used to have like all these details on it but I do think they like fell off or were removed he had like these Claws and hooks all through him but it is also another cloth Goods here some nice sculpt detail on the legs and stuff like that but you do have Pinhead here we have one of the best Freddy Krueger figures they made got the screaming head scope got the Hat do believe the Hat was black but I lost it somewhere but this is a pretty nice figure again nice realism to him I think they're brilliant we have the OG Pennywise here with the melting face very great colors on this guy love this figure this is probably one of my favorite nickel figures they've done and then we do have a part two Jason who also has blood detail on his face Jesus Christ or did it come that way remember that but the Plaid is nice colors are good on it very nice part two Jason honestly they need to release a part one Jason in kid form and they need to do that from NECA I know they've done it in the past I do believe they've made a cloth figure but they need to redo that and then we also have the Valic interchangeable head sculpt there Jesus Christ then outside of that we do have some weapons and then we have a machete here but yeah anyways moving on now moving along man we do have a free versus Jason Jason which was just very goofy like look at this head sculpt very goofy looking Jason to be honest he had the platform boots on pretty nice figure I mean it is accurate to the movie it's just I don't know I didn't really care for that look of Jason too too much we also have a Santa sack from our holiday Fane maybe that'll come into the tournament at one point we have I do believe this is a part three Jason his mask fell off somewhere but why does he have freaking powder all over him or he just looks so damn Dusty man looking rough but I guess it adds to the realism of the character but these are really nice figures they have really great articulation and stuff like that always enjoy taking these out and posing them around they actually have a lot more articulation than you would think we have big daddy right here man this figure right here is a unit and I gotta I gotta back this up I do believe this figure is like hundreds of dollars it moves around great it has this massive drill on it it has workable lights I do believe and it is just a unit great details if you're a Bioshock fan man this right here this is like look at me right it looks like a baby doll the way I'm holding the legs right here it is massive and it's even got the tank on there great details fantastic stuff I do believe you can yeah look at that you get all your different modes very cool stuff man operational lights great details great articulation probably the best figure in this box to be honest with you but I was never really a Bioshock fan this is actually my brother's figure so but I can I can always appreciate a great figure regardless of uh if I like the actual property or not you know what I mean so this is a great piece next up we have a part 7 Jason statue I do believe this was by Neca he's not holding the machete got kind of a rubbery hand there and he is missing his mask it's somewhere in the Box I'm sure but you get two points of articulation but it's a great little statue here pretty sure we have this in like six different sizes so that's pretty cool but part seven is our favorite look of of Jason so this is great right there we also have our 2009 Friday the 13th sort of rebirth or remake here he's got the bag head I do believe we have a few of these this is just the back head version pretty unique take on Jason he's got the machete on the side right there and it moves around pretty well kind of a different take on the character but you know kind of a badass I don't know why I said it that weird but next up is part six Jason and this figure is really nice he just has the worst loose legs of all time man look at that look at that right there atrocious but a great figure and a lot of people's favorite look of Jason not mine personally but you know there's that we have another part seven Jason this figure is just so nice man with the fake chain you got the mask on there this is easily the best look of Jason just the zombie rotting form he's got the ax there NECA did a great job on this man what a love this piece which is why we have multiples you know what I mean makes for a great display next up we do have another new addition here we have Frankenstein this figure right here is insane to be honest I love the shackles I love the gray and black and white shading you got going on love the details great articulation it's just it feels really good in the hand man he's got his own Jason Voorhees stiletto boots going but I guess you could say that Jason has the Frankensteins going on but this is a great figure Gregory I think they nailed the likeness I think that all the colors are nice the shackles man the shackles are fantastic uh what a what a piece he could be a competitor this year next up we have Michael Myers from Halloween part two or Halloween two and I'm pretty sure his hand is that broke off surely not surely it's just interchange there I can't remember what the pegs look like nonetheless he got shot in the eye sockets there never liked the way that the mask fit in the second movie there nothing beats the OG but this is still a pretty cool figure it's I mean it's very similar to the others and I'm sure they're not going to be done releasing them we're probably going to get every version next up we do have another Jason we got plenty of Jason's man we got part threes part fours got your jeans got your bleeding down the neck different face sculpts great sleeves and details blood going all over the place I don't think this mask comes off of this head unfortunately it's like his face is glued down but the straps aren't what a terrible design next up we have the Crooked Man looking like Mr meeseeks over here but I love this suit I like I like the body detail very cool figure nonetheless like very skinny great details he's just I feel like his legs are gonna snap but look at this guy reminds me of a walking stick of something but a very creepy character love the Pinstripes awesome stuff we have another Pennywise and his head is gone so he's missing an arm and a head it's somewhere down in there we'll get into it I guess but we have another Pennywise figure great colors on that guy again but he's missing his head we have our video game version of Leatherface just what a weird release right you know they're trying to fit in all the video game eras of each character we also have Freddy we have Freddy right here represented and then we also have Jason down there one of them is the sdcc exclusive and one of them is not but we'll get to those in a moment but you do have Leatherface here very ugly designed for a figure but you know then trying to get that cash grab trying to get the reprints as much as possible so you do have that version and then you also have another Jason here next up we have okay so we have a part five Jason or Roy you know uh not my favorite movie I know a lot of people like a standalone movie fine but not my favorite Friday the 13th I just can't buy into the thing there but you do have the demon dog there or nightmare dog whatever you want to call it very ugly but scares the hell out of you next up we do have the worms in The Mask here very cool interchangeable head sculpt I thought this was brilliant it gives you a bit of a different take next up we do have our bloodbath right here I jesus my mind just leaves me now exactly what this is supposed to be again but hate to see it feels like yesterday I was doing this video and now here I am doing it again and I remember what it was and now my mind's gone bling but very cool it's kind of a statue piece but it's very detailed I like what it like I wish we got more stuff like this man just a detail on this piece is just crazy you got all this sculpted detail in the bathtub very nice next up we have a giant ax or Hatchet which is pretty cool it's got some blood stain on there we have a an alien figure that's one thing probably need to get like all the Predators and alien figures and throw them in the box but this figure is crazy man but you can open this up and he even has another mouth that comes out of this mouth you got to be careful though like I just hurt myself doing that but great articulation on here tons and tons of details the colors are very nice it's just a crazy piece like I think this thing was like 20 bucks I think I got it on clearance or something like that and it was just like for 20 bucks to get this piece with all this detail and all this skeletal design and just the alien head and it even has the mouth that comes out here wish I could get it to come out but look at that right there unbelievable unbelievable man I know they had a ton of fun making this next up we have a severed head lamp do believe this goes with that Bloody bath cannot remember but there's that next up we have another remake 2009 Friday the 13th but he does have his J his actual hockey mask on this time so you know trying to get all the different looks you can add to the display if you have you know one with the bag one with the mask one without the mask you know trying to give you different display options all in one really creates the ultimate display next up man we do have our massive box of accessories now this will probably be its own separate video but just to give you guys a taste here you open this up it has all the different it's not every single accessory or every single weapon but this is most of the weapons that come with all the different NECA figures so we are going to probably detail this if you guys would like to see that video let me know down below we'll detail every single one you know I'll try to give you exactly where you know each piece comes from and how you can obtain it if you guys would like it for your displays or whatever but this is really awesome reminds me of the Terminator 3 when you know they had the casket full of weapons that's what that reminds me of next up speaking of accessories man look at this right here another baggie full of accessories if you guys would like a video detailing all this we have all these different interchangeable heads masks accessories I mean you you name it it's probably in there man so much stuff in here and uh that that could be another video but you got all your different heads balloons fire I mean you just the list goes on and it looks like we have one more here and yeah we got more accessories in here so I don't know it could be its own video we made you know dive into that you got the Crooked man's umbrella in there and stuff so we'll see how that goes next up we have a gigantic Jason mask I think that's a part seven from this statue where dude this thing is gigantic good God in heaven like look at this right here that's me holding the like fills up the whole box this is a massive box and he takes up the whole thing but the details in the face are incredible just a fantastic sculpt you know the bigger you go the easier it is get the details in there and they nailed it I mean they nailed this version they nailed this other Statue they nailed the uh the you know the NECA full articulated one so that's one of the beasts in the box next up we do have our nurse Freddy with his uh mask on way before it was cool and he's uh you know the same legs as the as the Crimson ghost or the misfit or the holiday Misfit fiend and then you got you know the the same as the valley like look at this guy Jesus he got old school articulation but the details in the hands and the glove and stuff are pretty cool and his mask is or not his mask but his hat is in there somewhere we have this little mini Jason figure which is a great piece I talk about this every year I love these little Minifigures great details on the face and stuff like that but you got the removable mask the ax it's just a nice little statue but it does have some articulation on it we got a gigantic Jason head I believe that's from part four next up we have another Jason and we have another Jason over here this one's without the mask this time but tons of Jason's man that we could make an ultimate Jason display with all the different versions and you know different looks from different films we could do here is another Pennywise we could use you got the do you believe that's the pull through the face head sculpt and he's got his uh hand on there need to get the big like tarantula Monster version we have a gigantic Freddy versus Jason Jason's statue right here and I'm trying to get it on camera the best I can but here's the face sculpt it's kind of a statue but I think it has like two points of articulation maybe a little elbow swivel and shoulder swivel or rotation ugly looking face but it is a good God and have been so massive he's taking out my stuff that's a big boy right there we have another one of those unique Jason figures here with the mask again man these little figures are great especially for like displays on Halloween because they're a little bit funky you know they're not just like your regular NECA they have a like decent ab crunch in there you got good neck articulation very badass piece we have another Jason figure with loosey-goosey legs look at that right there we have another nightmare dog or demon dog right here every day for him is Agony we have another Freddy Krueger right here kind of an old school he's missing his glove tan think I used it for a wrestling custom way back in the day now this one's unique we have the mezco 112 Michael Myers now I was pretty disappointed in this figure I just don't like the scale mescos are just well the details are good I just feel like for the articulation you get and just the scale of them I just don't think it's worth the money you know that's just my opinion I don't know you guys can leave me your thoughts but I'd rather have the NECA version over this one do believe this piece came off of that alien figure they have a mini version of Big Daddy from BioShock now this is a great figure as well but it's not near the scale now it probably goes to the same price point because this figure I do believe is expensive I could be wrong about that but another great looking piece and I do believe it also had workable lights at one point but yeah nowhere near the the massive daddy version we got another Jason figure here we have Pyramid Head who's missing hand this figure right here is God awful I hate this Pyramid Head it is I need to get a different one because this one's just brutally god-awful I I every time I see it I just want to throw it against the wall it's so loose and terrible we have another Freddy versus Jason without the mask I can't remember this is number two or number three but he also has you guys know that after overtime NECA figures they they do lose their Steam and their articulation they'll get really loose on you which sucks but you know there's another Freddy versus Jason Jason here we are we have another mesco 112 but it is Jason here and again man like while they're cool and you get some cool details with this it's just way too small for the price point man and again the details are cool I like the cloth Goods I like some of the details you get with these but for the price point that you get it's just not worth it in my opinion there's there's Freddy's hat that we were talking about but yeah there's Mexico Jason uh here is our NES version here's our video game version of Jason I do believe this is the re-release or maybe it's not the re-release oh my God in heaven how did this happen I don't know if you guys are seeing what I'm seeing but I do believe this is the sdcc version so you're telling me the sdcc version's legs have snapped off or maybe this is the sdcc version and the re-release is the translucent pair I don't think it is though now I don't know how this happened but I want to say this is the sdcc version and it is broken what in the hell that was not me I received it this way good God the whole crotch is cracked gonna have to do some surgery on that I can fix it but that sucks eggs there's the Big Daddy tank top right there yeah I realized what I said now this is money right here man the yelling part seven oh my God man with the buzz saw or whatever the hell you want to call this Ray looking yelling head I love this man this this looks fantastic what a great piece I think this is our third one but yeah it's just so beautiful not to get again man look at that right there with the operational spinning saw then we also have this massive Jason here which is a fully articulated I think this is a one one and I don't even know one fourth scale I think maybe but it is a fully articulated figure it is the same exact figure that we've seen so many times in the khakis except it is fully articulated that's my hand on its thigh it is a ginormous piece it goes on top of the display because he's so big but it has great details as well it's literally the same exact figure just blown up but it is huge it is a huge huge huge piece like my God but it's pretty badass and last but not least I think this is the last figure but we do have more little accessories in here but we do have Annabelle in her box here so I thought that was pretty cool I love little diorama pieces like this and any extra added stuff you get is really cool so you have the Breakaway or operational door case with the chair and then you do have the little Annabelle figure here and I do believe she's fully articulated so yeah you can move the legs and stuff like that she can actually operate her legs and I don't think she has any like she's kind of like a basic figure but you do get some cool pieces and stuff like that and it I don't know it's pretty pretty underrated to be honest I was never really an Annabelle fan but the the figure is really cool the the case is what makes it oh here's the last figure we have another Chucky so we have another Chucky here with the stitched up face looking pretty good right there I'm honestly surprised his leg hasn't fallen off or anything but he looks good then we have kind of a replica Halloween knife here a little bendy knife I'm usually Michael Myers for Halloween this year I will not be Michael Myers that was the knife I used last year and then we have a little campfire accessory we have the little base stand I think the Annabelle's box goes on we have have the mini Big Daddy tank we have a massive Jason mask for the one fourth figure one of those mini figures with the cool articulation masks then we have some NECA masks right here just laying at the bottom of the Box multiple map I mean when you have all those different jasons man you get all the interchangeable heads and stuff you're going to end up with a ton of masks so these are really awesome you can put them on other figures we have a little mini jack-o-lantern we have Freddy's hat we have another interchangeable Jason head sculpt and then we do have the Laughing Pennywise head sculpt which looks really good really nice figure right there looks like we got a giant machete another mask another bloody machete and then a massive Hatchet to go with those massive Jason figures again and then last but not least we have a Pennywise red balloon with the Bendy wire which is cool we have some hedge clippers that have some blood detail on them we have a massive spear which I do believe goes with our part three Jason then we have a couple more masks here we have the part seven that's broken in half and then we have another piece right here from Freddy versus Jason with the Freddy scratches on it I do believe so that's everything in the box but that pretty much wraps up everything in our massive box of horror action figures this year tons of figures great stuff in here we are going to do the MDT Tournament of the Damned like I said before man so stay tuned for the details of that we will be going over all of that getting all getting into all the details who the participants are the different match-ups maybe a new trophy if you guys want to see a new trophy let me know down in the comment section below but I like last year's trophy man pretty epic stuff but we will get into all those things man but I hope you guys have a happy Halloween I hope you guys enjoy everything leave me your thoughts down below what was your favorite figure in the massive box this year leave me all your thoughts and all that stuff down in the comment section below but I'm getting the hell out of here I hope you guys enjoyed the massive box of horror figures video this year see you guys in the next video have a blessed day and I'll see you guys next time across the lineup [Music] | My Damn Toys | UCNKDPYyiF_XY4hYAkBuU_TQ | 2022-10-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,538 | 28,121 |
05cD0FWEoeg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05cD0FWEoeg | Basic surgical instruments Part I | the scalpel this instrument is most synonymous with the surgeon it is composed of a scalpel blade and a scalpel handle scalpels are used to make incisions in the skin or other deeper structures when a fine and precise cut is required scalpel blades can be used to separate or dissect various types of tissue scalpel blades come in multiple shapes and sizes the two most common blades are the number 10 and the number 15 the number 10 blade is a large knife blade used for incisions on the scalp and the body the number 15 blade is a smaller knife blade it is typically used for facial surgery the belly of the blade is the cutting edge the scalpel handle is held like a steak knife the index finger guides the blade while the handle is held between the middle finger and the thumb in the palm of the hand the number 15 scalpel handle is held like a pencil an incision is started by stabbing the tip of the blade into the skin then the knife handle is rotated backwards so that the cutting belly of the blade is held at approximately a 45 degree angle to the skin surface during the incision when loading a scalpel blade onto a scalpel handle it should always be grasped with either a clamp or a needle driver and then the blade should be slid on the same is true for removing blades it should be lifted up posterior Li and advanced forward and then pulled off this is to prevent injuries with the scalpel blade | extrordinaryhumanbody | UCe5sBD97VYg4rXsXchqmrTA | 2018-04-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 266 | 1,410 |
A27B0BVEVsU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A27B0BVEVsU | BEST UPCOMING PSVR2 Games in 2023 (New Update!) | you got the psvr too but what good games are there to play Hey Hey Hey welcome to my channel everyone I'm the global cherry and today we will be talking about promising upcoming psvr 2 games as well as the best ones released currently before we begin subscribe like the video and enjoy the show our first upcoming game coming to psvr 2 in 2023 is called Behemoth players will explore the play ravished Wasteland of a once glorious Empire where cities have fallen to ruin players will test their minds and bodies as they combat towering colossal Giants called behemoths and go on their quest for a possible cure not yield our next upcoming PS VR2 game is the Resident Evil 4 remake where Leon Kennedy Goes On A Dangerous Mission to rescue Ashley Graham the president's daughter she's been abducted by a cult in rural Spain and its inhabitants became violent after a mysterious plague the VR mode is a free DLC for whoever possesses the game so fingers crossed that this game will be out soon in 2023 with high resolution and performance your soul requires cleansing our third upcoming psvr 2 game is not for the arachnophobes however if you want to combat your Arachnophobia you can play kill it with fire later in 2023 where you are fighting Mankind's worst Menace spiders our next psvr 2 game will be released on May 25th called hello neighbor search and rescue you break into your neighbor's house and Snoop around to find exactly what he's hiding maybe you're the creepy one not the neighbor or you're an extreme Pokemon go player enjoy the horror experience of uncovering your neighbor's secrets and ensuring he doesn't catch you [Music] hmm if you enjoy living in the Middle Ages medieval Dynasty is the game for you where you a young man fleeing from war develop your character create a thriving Village and a prosperous Dynasty [Music] a game that recently came out yesterday on the 9th is called the Oregon quarter a survival horror game that intends on giving you a nightmarish experience from the 90s with labyrinth-like environments puzzles and threats this game is very similar to Silent Hill if you're a fan of that game foreign other games coming to psvr2 are aliens VR and The Exorcist Legion VR sent filled with Catholic horror with a two-person Co-op experience to scare your friends and make sure that they do not have a good night's sleep [Laughter] if you want to feel like Tony Hawk then VR skater is for you to perform those six skateboard trick shots that's pretty much all there is to it though our next game is the fog lands a Sci-Fi Western Horror Story where you go on a roguelike adventure to find monsters and vicious factions scavenge salute and return before the fog consumes you let's try again [Music] would you like to defy all forms of physics and gravity play hellsweeper VR a first person action game where you Traverse different dimensions and master a wide range of weapons and Elemental Magic if you're a fan of the gangster drama peaky blinders peaky blinders the king's Ransom is coming to psvr too have you been traumatized by affected the manner you can increase that trauma tenfold by playing its sequel affected the Asylum a terrifying haunted house simulator as a pirate explore Pirates VR Jolly Roger on psvr 2 where you dodge obstacles and traps go swimming and have a pirate Style Adventure in a mysterious Caribbean island once the game is launched on PC you can arguably have a better experience on the psvr too I'll go walk the plank now for that joke [Music] are you a stranger things fan what if I told you you can play as vekna to conjure nightmares in your quest for vengeance against 11 and Hawkins Tundra class is currently making the show into a psvr 2 game so stay tuned hubris is another gorgeous psvr2 game that could be your cup of tea if you are interested in the standard Run and Gun experience and stunning World building Lo-Fi is another game where you are the sheriff of city block 303 and the dystopian cyberpunk City going on an open world Adventure Green Hill VR is a forest-like game where we learn real life Survivor techniques craft weapons and survive the night in an Amazon rainforest our last quality upcoming game is let's just eject that off the spaceship there's no room for sus here so we've discussed upcoming psvr 2 games to look out for this year in 2023 however what games would I recommend playing currently to maximize your psvr 2 experience I got a list for you Resident Evil Village is one of the best psvr 2 games you could ever play as Ethan Winters you would search for your kidnapped daughter in a village filled with mutant creatures with the psvr2 you would have the freedom to do anything you want dual wield a gun and a pocket knife John Wick style making strange gestures during random cut scenes aiming your gun at enemies and manually reloading your gun by loading each bullet as impending doom awaits you by that I mean getting chewed on like a dog toy should we stay here I don't think so and one more reason must I give you to play this game apart from seeing Alcina de matrescue up close I'm not a scent by swear if you desire the most immersive and realistic VR experience play Resident Evil village with the psvr 2. [Applause] if you enjoyed Horizon zero Dawn and Horizon forbidden West I highly recommend Horizon call of the mountain as rice a disgraced former karja Soldier will unravel a new mystery surrounding the machines to redeem yourself and save your people climb the terrain by reaching upwards with each of your arms manually reach behind you to grab arrows to shoot with the bow in your other hand move your arms or Dodge sideways to evade attacks from a watcher or any metallic creature you will also run into some familiar faces like Eloy and other characters find out why the machines are attacking Switchback VR is a must have dark horror shooter set in the dark pictures Anthology universe and you must survive this roller coaster to hell it also detects eye tracking so try not to Blink when the killers and beasts are in front of you they're very fast The Walking Dead Saints and Sinners chapter 2 is another highly recommended psvr 2 game where you return to the disease-ridden city as a tourist and survive the dead and the living while fighting against the group in a revolution I offered you salvation and you so stick if you're looking to expand your category of zombie games you can play Survival Nation a multiplayer State of Decay via a zombie apocalypse Sim propagation Paradise Hotel is also your go-to resident evil-like game where you fend off hordes of zombies and grotesque mutated creatures in the hotel the story is good and this is indeed a genuinely terrifying horror game with substance puzzles and Explorations both of these zombie games were released on May 4th too they should do something before it's too late I have to whatever the cost I need to find my sister may the fourth be with you it's May 9th have you ever wondered what it was like to be a Jedi or perhaps a Sith Star Wars Tales from the Galaxy's Edge is coming to psvr 2 from a Droid repair technician in the outer rim become the hero of the Galaxy and fight alongside classic characters like R2D2 and C-3PO take on unexpected alliances and deadly enemies such as pirates that attack you on betu don't forget to visit Cecil slack in his Cantina to pick up missions that bring you into the Wilds of Batu give them hell partner many promising games are coming to the psvr too as you can see the psvr2 is more complex and detailed than the previous PlayStation VR headset to make your experience more immersive and realistic I hope some of these games caught your eye and if you enjoyed this video make sure to leave a like And subscribe to the channel for more content like this comment down below which psvr 2 game you enjoyed or are looking forward to play thank you for watching and that's all [Music] thank you [Music] | globalcherry | UCXXTcHS1AWHzPD0dcpyF61w | 2023-05-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,433 | 7,932 |
vpJD9t92ABM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpJD9t92ABM | How to Increase Minecraft FPS By 200% *2013* | hey what's up everybody i am here to show you three really quick and easy tips on how to speed up your minecraft fps or your fps of your minecraft now i know some of you don't have amazing computers so it uh so you need some more you know fps because it won't be as well as it is if you get like 60 to 80. so um i won't be able to show you uh like show you by actually playing the minecraft how much it increases it because i am recording so it will uh it will decrease it by a lot so i'm just going to tell you how much it actually increases it so with the first tip it's pretty basic and simple you click ctrl alt delete and it'll pull up the task manager okay so now that my task manager is open this is what this what you want you want to go on your apps or you see your apps and it'll say java tm binary s or platform se binary this you're going to right click and you're going to go to go to details once you have that you're going to go up to here and you'll see this java dot exe and you're going to right click on that again and where you see set priority you're going to set that to high and that will actually increase your minecraft by almost uh like six to ten uh fps which isn't a whole bunch but it can help actually a bit out so i won't be able to show you like this because uh because i am recording but um i'm gonna close this down and we're gonna go down to the second step okay guys so the second step or the second tip if you want to say is cc cleaner ccleaner is a thing that actually cleans your computer uh out of cookies all your history and all that it won't actually delete any of your uh any of your files and or any of your minecraft files or any word word documents that you're working on it'll only delete things that aren't really needed uh for your computer to run so i'm going to show you where you can get this i'll have it in the uh i'll have the link in the description but if you want to you could just find it by this typing in cc and then it should pop up with cleaner uh but that's just because it's in my history uh if you just write it in your own okay so here you see this pip uh pit dot form or pit form pair perry form uh dot com this is where it'll be at and you go here and you click download and uh you follow all the instructions for download and let me show you what cc cleaner looks like okay so i have my cc cleaner open and this is basically what it looks like right away uh you can check in any of these boxes that you really want this is just for your preferences so if you see right here applications for my firefox whenever i wanted to clean i wanted to delete all this my google chrome this is what i wanted to delete and this stuff other random things that's all i wanted to clean out with all the history and cookies and then you just click run cleaner and it will run the clean okay guys so on to the third step this is by far actually what i forgot to say is the cc cleaner um it can vary on your computer how much it's going to clean up because it depends on how much uh it actually how much storage you have or what you have stored and it can actually increase your fps but i don't know how much exactly um it's just it can vary basically and it helps out more than just minecraft it helps out with different things now heading on to the third tip the third tip is by far the best tip it's called game booster three um i will show you how you can get that right here okay again i will have this link in the description this is where you can get it you just type in game uh booster dot three or game booster 3.4 and this is you click on that for google search and it should pull up with a website where it's like a bit or ibit i will show you right here okay so it's a tech spot dot this and i will put that in the link in the description but this is as you can see is how you download it okay once you're here you just click download now it's not virus or anything this is a verified website and uh it'll actually inc and this is where you can download it you follow all the instructions and you get it downloaded so now let me show you what game booster looks like okay so this is what game booster looks like um it's b it's pretty simple it's basic and uh it's like the best way if you want to add your game you basically click to add you go to the folder where your game's at and you could add really any web or any uh things so i can go on i can type in a photo or i can put in photoshop and it can increase photoshop not by just the frames by just how fast it's working and without it making it stop let me show you uh here you have like other options you can look those up what you want with those and if you go to switch to game boost uh and then you go to config you have all your little things that you want to close so when you when you click uh run or game boost this is all the applications that will close everything that'll close down and as you can see here i have a bunch checked that i wanted to close down as it when i run game booster so um that's basically game booster and actually can increase your uh your fps by 30 to 40 frames per second so that's a huge difference um if you do run cc cleaner plus the high priorities plus this you can actually increase your uh uh you can increase this by uh almost 50 to 60 um 50 60 frames per second which is a huge deal and can help you play a lot so um if you just click right here it'll there's i don't have a game to select but if i click boost and launch this is what it runs and i have it so it closes back my background window just because i want it like that all right so thank you guys so much for watching this i hope you guys enjoyed it a lot i hope it helped you out so please give this video a big thumbs up share it around and guys please subscribe to my channel help me out um i have more videos those out so i guess i will see you guys next 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e1HfRa0NH2U | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1HfRa0NH2U | Drive Business Growth with Serhii D., hire id 56735 | Remote Helpers | Hello, my name is Serhii. I’m 18 years old and I'm a student of Kyiv National Linguistic University. I study Spanish and English languages. So what about my work experience? I work from age 16. I worked for an Ukrainian company, which is called Saikad. I was editing videos for our foreign partners from different countries. I was responsible for high quality videos and with the graphic design. And I was a freelancer for almost 1 year. So, in difficult situations, firstly, I calm down myself. I take 2 or 3 minutes of break for make a plan. So what about planning, I really like to plan my day, my working schedule and my rest, in advance. For example, when I was working for Saikad, was a difficult project with a really strict deadline. I had a lesson that today’s, make a full video for about 10 minutes. It’s really hard work. So, firstly, I made a plan for each video and then I just making each in a set one by one with a quest and it looks perfect. So, I like remote work because of my studying schedule and I can do a lot of things. I really learn fast, it isn’t difficult for me. Usually I spend like 8 years in front of the computer and I every time learn something new. About the application where I work, about my English improvement and self improving. For me it doesn't matter if I work alone or in a team. I can work in both variants. There are the pros or cons in each of them. So working in a team lets me know something new from other people and working alone lets me improve that skills that I already have. So, you should choose me because I’m imploding, intelligent, punctual, friendly, empathic and I’m kind of a workaholic person. I hope you will choose me. Thank you for watching! | Remote Helpers - Outsourcing Marketing Assistants | UCHZHVff7dPT3lNSVz2Z3b7A | 2022-05-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 321 | 1,707 |
5p90Ea_8TsE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p90Ea_8TsE | 4 Tips for Powerful Communication | How To Be A Powerful Communicator Ron Malhotra | so if you want to become an effective communicator that doesn't just communicate but actually connects here are the four things in to be aware of number one the most important contributor of connection which is even greater than communication is your energy and energy simply means how do you feel how are you coming across with with your posture and with your thoughts and your feelings when you get that piece right that says more about your message than anything else after your energy the second factor that is a massive contributor to how you connect is your personality and your appearance now what I mean by that is that most people haven't really heard you but the first thing that they do is when they see you they only see what they can see through their eyes so they are already making quick and some conscious assessments about your attractiveness about your credibility and about your ability to lead just by looking at you so if your personality and what you wear and how you come across is not demonstrating that you're a person that is credible is attractive and has the ability to lead then it already diminishes your perception in the mind of the person that you're gonna be speaking to the third factor is tonality so tonality is how you speak and how you even write so for example my tone of communication if you've been watching my videos you'll find is kind of direct right I'm definitely caring but I don't mince my words I don't hesitate in saying what I want to say and you can also hear my passion in my voice you get if you've been reading my stuff you'll see my passion you're going to feel that you'll be able to sense it so my tonality is something that I'm also very clear about and then lastly it's the words that you pick one selection is of course important because the most specific the words that you select the better you're gonna articulate your message but the main thing that you need to take out of this video message is this that your energy speaks absolute volumes followed by your personality and appearance heard easier tonality and then your words so if you spent a lot of time trying to work on your words but you neglect the energetic part of connection the personality and appearance part of connection and the tonality part of connection you'll find that you still will not be able to connect regardless of your beautiful choice of words [Applause] | Ron Malhotra | UCf6R5UTtYo8rnPkBOFoifpA | 2020-02-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 434 | 2,398 |
GZM9AE8NnQ4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZM9AE8NnQ4 | Marsh Bass In March Couple Redfish | I'm out here with AJ that an official with some live shrimp I'm gonna be throwing some spinner baits today he's got this special spinner bait and I've been throwing on beef I'll be throwing a humdinger so let's see what we can do if we can get anything gonna be flipping a little bit throwing some live bait trying to catch some reds and some bass good fit there we go oh they feel bad there you go look at you man yeah ' catches better lamothe there you go there you go live shrimp catching some bass Smosh bass huh oh yeah there you go there you go so she's gonna keep the little knot heads it's putting a whipping on me today with the magic magic spinnerbait versus humdinger humdinger is losing or Doug is losing we're not sure if it's the fishermen or the beat yet collar debate no probably fishermen I don't know there you go I don't know he was nice though AJ wit me today on his special spin of eight and I basically messed up my humdinger so basically he had to feel for it but I learned some stuff about fish and grass and everything like that I'll talk about that in another video or something but we're gonna try to catch some reds right now after we messed up these little bass for a little bit so there we go kind of good one good read yep seen a read on it pretty one I don't think he's a keeper though measuring just for you sup guys I hope you liked the video I'm sorry didn't have too much fish catching I thought I had more of the bass that I caught I ended up catching a poly about four or five bask we've struggled all day AJ caught a lot of him fish on the shrimp but he caught a lot of one eyed spinner bait and just kind of watching him and seeing what he was doing with the spinner bait was you know really eye-opening to me especially because I don't fish the spinner bait that much even though my personal best bass came on a booyah hi magic chartreuse and red spinner bait that is my PB and that's what beta came on I don't really use it spending that much I mean I use it sometimes but you know maybe I should start using this some more but uh it's the thing that he kind of turned me onto he kind of educated me a little bit at least on it you know I don't know everything so I got to learn and if you're gonna get better that's the only way you're gonna do go what other people that use different techniques in you and just try to follow what they're doing and obviously it does work for good big bass cuz he hooked a big one in the video before but it just happened to get off but uh I haven't had a lot of luck lately with barely anything other than the next video you're gonna see which is awesome it's crazy so until next time I'm gonna check out later I'm fishing the city park bass tournament so if you see me out there don't be afraid to tell me what's up and I'm gonna check y'all on the next one late up | Dougie B Fishing | UCc6ZHFlMDNi_Iv5duEbiFuA | 2018-03-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 572 | 2,843 |
0E0jkXHTeP4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E0jkXHTeP4 | GoingTo Pre Order Nintendo Switch Oled | oh there we go all right i think i'm back i think i'm back i think i'm back oh but we went down to only 69 viewers bro that one phone call just messed me up bro it's all good we're at 300 something now we're down to just 66. all right yeah yeah i just had to close the app and then open it back up but um all right we're back say to play live and tuesday's the stream up are yeah we back we back all right the store opens in five minutes five minutes all right what up chief yo chef what's up bro place in line i'm the only one in line what you mean bro there's one other family out here am i nervous now what games are you looking for in the nintendo that's not that's the thing i'm getting the system like what what they got breath of the wild too then what else bro and even that it looks just like the other breath of the wall i'm way more hyped oh metroid dread i have to say i am looking forward to metroid that's the only game though man but even i have to tell you this this and i keep it a book after playing eternal i was not hyped when i saw that metroid trade i was not hyped after um playing return and then going back and looking at that that's just it's just like an indie game bro and that's that's nintendo they're just pitching they're selling us that uh indie game and just because it has a metroid title on it people are hyped for it but if it didn't have the metro title it'll just be another 14 game i keep it a buck with y'all bro all right it does just like the current one does mario kart 9 coming out on the switch i don't think mario kart 9 is coming out on this switch hello i think it's going to be the next switch so all right this gamestop should open in 11 minutes but nobody's even here yet at 11 o'clock so tuesday 11 o'clock hey but nobody's even here yet or maybe they're inside or uh by the back of the store i don't know where you shot when you saw the trailer no not really shocked i was hyped um eco's eco say return is not worth 70 have you played return or have you beaten return if you haven't beaten the game you can't say that bro i've beaten the game i platinum the game it's well worth 70 dollars you got the dual sim first the gameplay is great the gameplay is great the graphics is great the audio and the game the 3d audio the atmosphere the dual sense on how the different weapons work with the trigger it was just a phenomenal game from beginning to end bro there will be no 4k model yeah yeah volume 2 i was so excited hey ernie game is lit 2 on the oled screen is going to be dope we'll see blue arrow because here's my thing i'm not even hyped with the oled screen because i play my switch in dock mode i do not play my switch in handheld mode so that new screen does nothing for me i want better specs that's what i want i want better specs that's interesting this one about returning but be lit for someone else that'll be dizzled that's cool it's not for everybody could they be closed because of the hurricane well it's only 10 59 maybe the dude is just late i'm gonna give them until 11 15 man but it's um it's supposed to open at 11 o'clock that's what the sign says the sign says 11 o'clock and it's 11 o'clock maybe they're already inside oh yeah yeah yeah oh yeah somebody's already in there they're already in there all right so just waiting for them to open the store and i'm almost guaranteed when i go in there they're probably not even going to know about the switch oled watch we'll see hey we're gonna do this live all right i'll let you guys know i think they're coming to open the store now yeah nintendo's tripping so hard they're probably going to be like what's the oled i know man the new ratchet clank was the exact game i played on my psp when i was younger regardless of visuals i'm a g2 you tripping bro that ratchet clank was fire bro i mean there were some similarities of course but it was still a dope game don't get it you're wasting your time hey we'll see we're gonna see rachet and clank never had portals yeah i know panthorium do tripping bro dude just hate just to hate bro he probably ain't even play beat the game yeah ratchet and clank was fired bro all right let's go it's the same thing bro says ozio is it going to have horrible battery life nah i think it's going to have good battery life now they need to open the store now man come on man all right i'm still waiting for them to open the store why you hating knowing that i am we're still going to win yeah yeah there's somebody in there yeah yeah yeah yeah battery life is the same okay she's doing good steven they said i can pre-order yeah maybe tennis isn't batteries rated for up to nine hours like the normal switch but that's good that's a solid battery life hitting on the end is a classic fax zach let me peek through the window one more time pumpkin pie you save your money it's the same thing and power says pumpkin pie guess what pumpkin pie i appreciate the super chat but you're not the boss of me little dude oh panthorium i just got the tweet notification on the specs i might do a live stream later tonight and we'll talk about all this crazy news also if you're coming in you're not subscribed to my channel click subscribe bro stay up to date either opening it up now the opening they're opening up now she's raising up the metal bars in front of the windows and we're about to go inside we're going to see if we can pre-order a switch oled why should we do all this and they'd be like nope we're not taking pre-orders we'll see go ahead y'all we're first there's a family in front of me all right i'm gonna ask her i'm gonna time to ask him the million-dollar question right we're inside we're inside excuse me nintendo just announced a new switch it's called a nintendo switch oled and now you've never heard of it i was just wondering if y'all were doing any pre-orders or do you know maybe in your system she's gonna check she didn't she didn't know that they announced it it's called a nintendo switch oled [Music] hours later on the net says just checking okay so yes i do see that unfortunately at the moment um they have not um turned on the for us the option to do pre-orders yet yeah yeah it just came out today oh just got the email but y'all aren't doing pre-orders no they're not open yet okay all right thank you you're welcome all right all right so they it is in their system but they're not doing pre-orders we just got a new member too shout out to oh it's part of luck he's not a new member but they're not doing pre-orders yet but it is in their system did y'all hear what she said she said that it's in their system but they're not doing um pre-orders yet hey i'll stay live until i drive until i get back home but man i so wanted to pre-order the switch pro now man hey k fresh harris i'm trading my switch light for the switch holder yeah okay first that's what i'm saying like even if the even let's say the specs are the same bro just in your old switch and get a better switch model bro better screen better gaming experience um that's what i'm doing i'm a trading one of my older switches for this new one i sure wish they had a new one i'm not sure which they um we're doing the pre-orders too so what's gonna happen is well i'm probably just gonna have to pre-order it online i'll probably do it through best buy everywhere the best buy just check check best buy target and gamestop of course for um pre-orders and so i probably just call this gamestop throughout the day and if they have pre-orders i'll probably just drive back out here real quick and get it so no pre-orders which it is what it is bro but the specs are on nintendo's website as of right now it looks like it's just a better screen which is trash bro but on the bright side state of play hey what are the details and hey somebody let me know what's the details for the state of play what did they say i saw it briefly and i might do a live stream on my channel again later tonight we'll chop it up talk about uh the state of play specs i mean the state of play everything that's going to be on it longer battery life i'll let you allow only showing down biggie i thought it was going to be more than that i thought they said it was more hey when does death loop come out somebody let me know when does death loop come out before that for the new one all right cool cool cool all right on third yeah i say it's gonna focus on third party indies and death loops so no god of war or horizon i think we're going to get uh we gotta go into more detail for kinah bridges spirits bro september 14th oh man i probably won't even be getting it september 14th i'll still be trying to platinum keno i probably still be playing keno around that time and goes to tsushima uh the icky the director's cut oh man cause right though there's no games that are really really trying to play i might um beat sonic mania because it's free on playstation now but there are no other games that i really like trying to that i'm really trying to um play beat or platinum um i might just do a couple of indie games until our king of bridges spirits comes out um and goes to sushima comes out am i streaming the state of play yeah hey the state of play is thursday right isn't it thursday for the state of play hey um death loop definitely doesn't look bad it definitely doesn't look like a bad game so it depends on what other games i'm going to be playing around the time of death loop if i'm going to um actually get the game so oh no no no 2k 2k is going to be out by then forget that you can scratch death loop forget that um wait it's today no way today at five how long all right so it's today at five for how long how long i ain't know today today at five okay so i'm gonna um i'll be live streaming it today here well that'll be my live stream today hey we're going to be back live later on today we're going to live stream the state of play should be lit should be lit which 2k you played i'm playing 2k on the ps5 bruh 2k 22 comes out in september i think oh wait does it come out at the end of september at the beginning last year i think it was the beginning oh it's thursday it's thursday oh not today that's what i thought i thought it was thursday i thought of the 30 since thursday you can order it now pre-order pre-order what the switch pro the switch oled where for i just left gamestop bro i just left gamestop where can you pre-order that somebody let me know what website on cngta five enhanced probably nba2k22 will be real and say the play is thursday not today be dizzled i be dizzle thanks for the five dollar super chat we all be trolling in the chat bro ain't no pre-orders up i just talked to the lady at gamestop she said it is in their system but they're not doing pre-orders yet because nobody would pick up their phones yeah i'm careful i'm watching that's thursday bro people trolling ain't bg's hey bds and i appreciate those super chats bro thanks man i'm checking best buy yeah i'm just um check and pre-order it online people trolling gotcha gotcha i don't know man if it's just a better screen that's pretty trash because i think we're going to be playing no games on it bro he's going to be the same games just a better screen i'm hoping i'm still holding out that something on the inside on the internal has changed and look at death through thanks jesus no 4k upgrade confirmed yeah is it worth buying i really don't think based on what's been shown right now i don't think this this new switch is worth it if you don't have a switch of course get it but if it's just a better screen in same specs nintendo just like being nintendo bro just different there is a new cpu says no like no tool gamer that's when i'm holding out and thinking that there's there has to be something different if they're having a fair if it's a larger screen i'm thinking there's something different so i'm pre-ordering it just in case but we don't know i'm on my way to now i'm on my way home because gamestop said that they're not pre-ordering it and they wouldn't pick up the phone so i had to drive out here oh you know what i need to stop at home depot another time same cpu can we talk on your discord yeah gamer chris if you're at least 18 you got to be at least 18 to be in our voice chat yeah all right you know what i'm all right so this is where i'm gonna end the stream i may come back on later tonight later tonight i may come back on all right y'all i appreciate y'all coming through we tried to pre-order the console uh gamestop has it in their system but they haven't gotten any pre-order information yet so i'll see y'all later we'll be back on live tonight recapping this crazy day all right we out peace how do i end all right i see how to end it alright i'll see y'all later | OBE1plays | UCrpVInV3uywvK-Df0fO12-Q | 2021-07-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en 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WX8HKa7sJU0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX8HKa7sJU0 | Altomünster | alta munster is a municipality in the district of dhakao and bavaria and germany the market is located northwest of dhaka and almost in the middle of the triangle formed by the cities of munich augsburg and ingleshot the village lies on the dot-2 state road the angerback river flows through alta munster which flows into the zeidelbach marked alto munster is organized into the following 48 villages alta monster arnberg osbok breidanau boenhoefen urlock urlau freistetten hogg palm street o'henry hohenzel humorsberg hutgraven urchenbrunn keemer chouffen lauterbach liechtenberg maize brun oberlock oberndorf oberschrotmo pobertsetbach ottelsberg odd marshausen fafenhofen pipens reed clickson reed rayden joffin rometz reed randall street reichert's housin rockersberg reutersburg ruppert skirkin shoreshorn shelik slosberg schmernzel schmelken falhausen yubel mana underseatbach wolomoos and zeiger in 7580 a wandering monk named alto came to the area and founded a small monastery before 1000 the guelph built a benedictine monastery delphi duke of bavaria brought 1056 monks to colonize the newly founded monastery vineyard in altorf while the nuns previously established in altdorf came to alta munster they lived there until the dissolution of the monastery in 1488 by pope innocent viii around 1310 the little spock dukes awarded the residence town rights on october 4 1391 the market and town rights were confirmed by duke stephen iii duke of bavaria around 1420 the ingolstadt dukes built the marketplace in 1496 duke george of bavaria gave nuns of the order of street bridget of sweden from maying and permission to found a monastery at alta monster on march 18 1803 the monastery was finally dissolved although it was later revived today apart from a branch in bremen it is the last monastery of the order of street bridget of sweden in germany in 1823 alta monster lost its town status and became a rural municipality with market rights the main reason for this was the closure of the monastery which had been the main employer paid all the administrative costs in 1862 a hospital was built in 1869 a kindergarten was built in 1882 the market savings bank was founded in 1888 alta munster was connected to the telegraph service followed in 1902 by the telephone service between 1907 and 1910 the town was electrified on december 18 1913 the dachau alto monster railway opened in 1977 a new school complex was inaugurated on december 1 1996 the spider discotheque burnt down three days after the conviction of the manager and disco mafia accomplice carl hines as since then regular spider revival parties have been held panoramic view from the east town hall the council of alto muenster is composed of 20 elected and volunteer council seats and first mayor of the market the municipal election held on march 16 2014 led to the following conclusions the alta monster primary and middle school has about 500 pupils since october 2011 it hasn't been part of the communist partnership declared school partners are the primary school in crook and the eccol premier and flussels the project topic is healthy active citizens across europe thanks for watching | all the knowledge of the universe PRINCIPIA | UCIXa8jbPpByNvA-GVFLHzaw | 2022-01-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 516 | 3,165 |
4eHgFEDf2DQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eHgFEDf2DQ | Diode Introduction for Circuit Analysis | welcome to this video introduction to the diode the purpose of this video is to introduce uh the diode as an element in circuit analysis and uh help you understand how it works and how to do a simple analysis of it so the symbol that we have here in the upper left represents a diode uh it's represented by a triangle which I'll color in just to make sure it's clear and a vertical bar um about half the time in schematics you'll see the diode triangle open and the other half you'll see it colored in I've also labeled uh the voltage across the diode and the current going through the diode so uh we'll talk about these in just a minute diodes anymore at least are almost always solid state devices so they're made out of a semiconducting material uh most of the diodes made today are made out of silicon and the Silicon has impurities uh uh uh diffused into it so that you get certain behavior and we'll talk about that in just a minute um the equation that we have here is the shockly diode model and this model is derived from the physics associated with uh the diode structure in the Silicon or other semiconductor um you'll notice that we have the current as a function of I Subs e to the V over nvt minus1 and to give you a feeling for some typical values of these constants I Subs is for a uh silicon diode typically about 10 theus1 12 amps and again for a silicon diode n / VT is typically uh somewhere between 25 volts to 05 volts okay so the diode has a fairly interesting VI characteristic which we can plot using this equation and these typical values when V is positive then I get something that's very nearly the current's very nearly zero starts to go up exponentially and then at some threshold voltage actually takes off and becomes almost vertical and this threshold voltage is typically called V subd it's a forward bias voltage of the diode and again for a silicon diode um this V subd is typically about 7 Volts for a light emitting diode this V B subd may be 2 volts or even 3 volts so the the materials out of which you construct your diode uh affect V subd significantly okay now um this uh uh curve where the voltage uh or for small values of voltage you get almost no current and then all of a sudden you get a large current is an extremely useful thing and we'll talk about this in in more detail in just a minute it um a diode that uh has a positive voltage and hence a positive current so a diode uh out in this area of the vi curve is called a forward biased diode okay now if the voltage is negative you can see from this expression ression if this voltage is negative then um the diode current is also negative but it's very very small so for negative voltages you get a small current this current is often called the leakage voltage until you get out to some point out here where this is called um v b subt so this is actually what they call a breakdown threshold and at this point the uh VI curve goes like this and what basically happens is um well let me put in some uh terminology first uh this region between here and the origin this is called reverse biased and the idea is that the voltage is negative so the current's very small and once you get out past this threshold vbt so you're in this region this is called breakdown and basically what happens is when the voltage across the diode becomes um negative enough then the diode actually breaks down and allows current to flow through it um in the opposite direction to which current normally flows uh in most diodes if you get breakdown uh it's catastrophic in the sense that you'll destroy the diode there is a specific type of diode called a xener diode diode that is designed to um have a very specific reverse or breakdown threshold voltage and is designed to operate in the breakdown region without any damage and so it turns out that you can use xener diodes as a fairly accurate voltage references when you need to make sure that um uh your voltage across a certain point typically in a power supply is equal to some value okay so this is the vi curve and again the the most useful bits of it are these parts up here and then this part here again except for xener diodes you really don't want to drive your diodes into breakdown because that's not a good thing so what I I'd like to do now is spend a few minutes talking about how we can approximate this VI curve because it turns out that most the time you don't want to deal with the uh shockly diode equation directly uh the only time where this equation turns out to be uh an important model is when um you are using a diode to build say a logarithmic or an exponential amplifier with say an opamp and that's really beyond the scope of of what we're talking about today so you typically don't want to use the shockly diode equation directly and what we do is we come up with a couple of approximations depending on what we're looking at for the vi curve for the diode so um let's make the shockly diode equation go away because it's we've outgrown it and uh let's look then at these um approximations that we can develop for the uh VI curves of the diode so one approximation that we use and this is typically what we use when we're dealing with diodes and high power applications we can take the um line in the forward biased part and represent it by just a dashed line that's tangent to this forward bias curve at some point so basically we have something that looks like this where again this is the VD threshold and then um for all the other voltages below VD uh we just have the current equal to zero so that's basically um representing this part of the curve and the slope here is a value 1 / R sub D and R subd is essentially the resistance of the diode at the operating point so for example if you uh are working in a high power application where uh you're running say tens of amps or maybe even hundreds of amps through this diode maybe a power diode so that your point is up quite high on the eye curve then you make your line this slanted line here you make that tangent with the vi curve at this point and that gives you a good approximation for the resistance of your diode at that operating point so again this is typically used for high power op applications now uh when you have lower current a very useful approximation is this and and uh we'll draw this in red rather than drawing a line with some slope one over Rd we'll basically draw just a vertical line and then we have a horizontal line for voltages that are lower than V subd and so the idea here is that this is a diode this is typically useful for relatively small currents um and the idea here is that when the diode is forward biased I have essentially I can represent the diode as just being a voltage source of value V subd okay when the diode is reversed biased so basically this part of the model applies over here when the diode is reversed bias then the diode just looks like an open circuit now this is again useful uh most of the time you'll see this used when uh V subd is a significant fraction of the uh maximum voltages that you're going to use when the maximum voltages that you're going to use are much larger than V subd quite often you can ignore that V subd and come up with an even simpler VI curve which looks like this you assume that V subd is small in fact it's small enough to be insignificant so your VI curve just follows the axis here okay and so um in this case when the diode is forward biased that is when the voltage is such that you have the diode conducting current then your diode is just representing a short circuit because um the voltage is always zero and you can run any amount of current through it that you want to and when the diode is reversed biased uh out in this region your diode is modeled by an open circuit because no matter what the negative voltage is out here the current is always zero okay okay so these are the the three models that you typically use again for high power applications uh you typically use this model over here where you are um representing the resistance of the diode uh for lower power applications where the voltage the maximum voltage you're dealing with is uh not that large relative to V subd you use this model and when you you can neglect the fact that V subd is um nonzero in real diodes you can use this model uh this model uh the last one that we did is by far the simplest model to use but again it may or may not be accurate enough for what you need to do so that will conclude this video | Darryl Morrell | UCrCBiySBas6QKtWxZJqjRjg | 2011-02-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,640 | 8,506 |
UTqjiAtjMws | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTqjiAtjMws | UK Column News Report - Friday 11th November 2022. | foreign [Music] good afternoon it's Friday the 11th of November 2022 just after one o'clock welcome to UK column news I'm your host Mike Robinson joining me today with Patrick henningsen and Vanessa Billy welcome to the program both now we're going to get straight on very quickly with well the economy and uh well the UK with the office for National statistics has announced that UK's GDP has done 0.2 percent in the period July to September 2022 and of course all the mainstream headlines uh talking about us entering recession uh the bank of England believing we're going to end in enter the longest running recession in history uh ons says that the quarterly fall was driven by manufacturing which saw widespread declines across most Industries Services were flat overall but consumer-facing Industries fared badly with a notable fall in retail I think we haven't seen anything just yet but don't worry uh Jeremy Hunters right into the rest group although he does say that there'll be no that there's no illusion there's tough road ahead one which requires extremely difficult decisions to restore confidence and economic stability so things not looking so great in the UK but just to to make the point here Patrick uh if we look at GDP in the UK over the last uh several decades um really what we're what we see is we have not yet recovered from the uh economic collapse 2008 but equally the government decision uh economic decisions around covert GDP still has not uh reached levels or it hadn't reached levels above those uh just in the run-up to the lockdowns and so on and early 2020 and since we've headed south again we're not likely to for some time to come but in the U.S it's it's a very similar picture yeah I think both both the uh all economies uh European UK and U.S uh in Canada as well are going to be suffering from stagflation which is a stagnant economy nobody wants to use the Big R word which is recession which used to mean to consecutive quarters of uh negative growth and now they're just expunged it from the vocabulary altogether because nobody wants to own that politically so uh stagnant economy plus a creeping inflation and a lot of things that are driving inflation are to do with for instance uh Fuel and energy and the governments do not seem to have any solutions to that or they're not implementing any policies that are going to radically reverse that so we're just kind of being we're creeping along and meanwhile a lot of prices of Staples are compounding so the month on month or year on year inflation is actually compounding as we speak so um that's not going to make life any easier for anybody who's struggling to make ends meet each month because I don't see the pay Rises coming that correspond with the rises in the food and essential Goods Fuel and energy indeed but of course one of the one of the big economic problems we've been facing for a couple of years now has been the lack of availability supply side problems and China a big part of that with their continuing covet zero policy but our team here reporting the Chinese perhaps easing that a little bit yeah so I think I think there's there seems to be a sea change in thinking uh in China um they've been absolutely uh devastated I mean China has to balance two things which is um you know keeping control of society um but also keeping their economy ticking along and the zero covet policy is just being seen as one of the things that has been devastating um for the Chinese economy so um I think there's they're rethinking this and so this is covering this it's it's one of the only uh news outlets I found that is covering this so um I know the British government will deem this as Russian propaganda but here we're going to put it up uh so so the global markets have responded to a change in Chinese covid policy this is really important and so there are little there are other factors around including the U.S election um that might have caused um the markets to react positively just because people know where things are going in the next couple of months or the next quarter but when China does a major policy shift on something like covid I.E lockdowns and shutting down Beijing or Shanghai for instance and the markets react positively to it this is really encouraging because it might send a message to other governments that maybe this this is what you need to do right now going forward in this situation and not um this winter pursue sort of draconian policies that might destroy economic growth and disrupt Supply chains and all the rest of it so I think for for China I don't think there's they're room to maneuver economically I'm considering the trade War The Diplomatic war with the United States and also with other countries in Europe adopting a more strident policy towards China for whatever geopolitical reasons this is one area that China can alleviate some of its uh economic issues yes okay let's uh move on to Ukraine um and well here's Rishi looking very moody uh this is him speaking apparently according to the UK government speaking to zelenski this morning and they agreed that uh the well they say that they agreed that any Russian withdrawal from the occupied city of Kirsten would demonstrate strong progress for Ukrainian forces and reinforce the weakness of Russia's military offensive but that uh but but it was right to continue to exercise caution until the Ukrainian flag was raised over the city so the rhetoric from the UK is as it uh usually is uh and uh well in the meantime Ben Wallace and Rishi sunak have announced here's Ben Wallace with his Ukrainian counterpart uh they have announced that the UK is going to complete the delivery of a thousand additional surface stare missiles for the Ukrainian military the commitment of hundreds more surfaced air missiles continues our defensive support for Ukraine against Russian aggression and while help you create conjure the threat from illegal targeting of critical National infrastructure is what Ben Wallace had to say in the meantime then the joint uh the Jeff was getting together and here they all are the various countries involved in this so This Is The Joint expeditionary force and we've got Denmark Estonia Finland Iceland Latvia Lithuania Netherlands Norway Sweden and the United Kingdom all represented there and at that meeting then they announced that the Netherlands is going to contribute another 100 million euros to the international fund for Ukraine and Norway about 145 million euros to the international fund for Ukraine so uh Patrick the the funding continues the arms continue to roll in and therefore the war continues yeah approaching we'll call it frozen conflict um this sort of situation where this status quo is something much like the cold war or you know North Korea South Korea Russia is quite aware of all of these armed shipments um they're calculating this and they're tracking them and so forth and the reality is that anything that's brought into Ukraine can be sort of uh you know liquidated very quickly um through Russian missile strikes and things like that so um and and by the way they're also aware of how long it takes for these things to cycle in a lot of the commitments like for instance the U.S has made for Ukraine in terms of you know more High Mar missiles or more sort of Defense equipment and gear and so forth a lot of this stuff is going to be on back order uh for the next year maybe two um so not everything is going to make it to the field a lot of this is also political these announcements are political um they need to show their support for Ukraine to kind of keep morale up you can see this was a big this was a big motivation for the U.S or to say that they wanted to promote pursue peaceful negotiations uh with between Russia and you sort of because they didn't want the European Partners to lose heart you can see so so much of this is politics and PR at this point in terms of strategy it things are hardening on the ground there and positions are hardening and we might be getting into a situation where you could see negotiations but meanwhile all of this gear and all of these sort of Defense agreements which have been great profit centers for Western defense contractors they'll just keep on trying to roll these in uh as they go along uh indeed uh speaking of politics and particularly PR Vanessa then we had uh Sean Penn uh we we just mentioned this in passing on on Wednesday but uh I mean gifting an Oscar to zelenski as far as the pr have to roll on oh well yeah I mean this is uh Sean Penn's third visit of course he's not the only celebrity that has prepared in the company of solensky but Ben has a very extensive history of appearing in the right country at the right time um for the oligarchs and and the billionaire complex uh in the United States and here we don't see any different of course what I what I find quite extraordinary here um we've got a little video to show him um presenting his Oscar to zelenski I did see quite a funny comment on Twitter that well that'll be melted down and put into the coffees for the zelenski's retirement um and uh with pen stating that he hopes to see uh zelenski in Malibu uh once Ukraine has won the war of course but um I don't know if you have the video already Mike yeah let's play it [Music] this is for you oh Sean yes please that is yours no I I feel terrible outside I just it is the symbolic silly thing yes but I I know but if I know this is here with you then I'll then I'll feel better and stronger for the fight so great great to honor but but until we will when you when you win bring it back to Malibu right right okay because I'll feel much better knowing there's a piece of me here not from me it's from Ukraine that is [Music] the first man who was here was this guy I think you know is that the day and here you can read if you don't know this guy that is a great honor today there are three places in the world that all the pride of my life will be the place where my daughter was born the place where my son was born on this thank you thank you so much [Music] foreign not much more I can add to that to be honest um I did mention I mean Sean Penn I wrote about previously in relation to covid-19 and celebrity humanitarianism Sean Penn is the epitome of that um his core response organization um was running mobile PCR centers across the United States and of course he was instrumental in pushing the covert narrative throughout its um the Project's existence but what I'm coming to here and and pan is very closely involved in what I'm working on for UK column and this is just a bit of a teaser for people the article hopefully will finally be finished this weekend and published next week um back in March 2022 Josh Rogan wrote an article for the Washington Post um reference the Syrian white helmets are ready to help you ukrainians save civilians under Russian attacks we have seen if people followed the Syria conflict and followed the exploits of the white helmets and MI6 Military Intelligence incubated organization embarred with the terrorist groups inside Syria and tasked with producing the chemical weapon attack um stories in order to criminalize the Syrian government the last being the Duma chemical attack in 2018 which was discredited by the opcw inspectors who went on the ground to investigate the alleged attack [Music] um basically um what we've been seeing more recently in Ukraine are particularly uh in Kiev are uh very similar Productions um TV Productions news Productions on the alleged Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure we saw a couple that were exposed to be real time um fake attacks now this is very similar to the white helmet operations in Syria what I'm writing about which is based on documents leaked to myself and to UK column um that both Canada and the United States are looking at funding for the white helmets to get more involved in Ukraine and one can only assume they're not going to go to Ukraine but what they will be doing is offering advice and assistance um to the ukrainians we assume to the nato-backed elements within Ukraine that are fighting Russia we're seeing them anyway promoting the azov battalions and the anti-russia rhetoric from inside Syria um Sean Penn is closely connected of course through various channels but also people might remember him um being used by the BBC to effectively discredit those that had exposed the role of the white helmets inside Syria so I'm just drawing together a few of the threads other threads are Kosovo another connection to Kosovo amongst those that are backing the white helmet moves to be more involved in Ukraine um so watch this space next week okay thank you for that Vanessa and I uh let's move on to uh back to the UK and uh UK government pushing this out this morning the UK has sanctioned 18.3 billion pounds of Russian assets and they're saying that this is new data which has been released uh yesterday revealing the full effect of UK sanctions on Russia they're not uh discussing the effect of UK sanctions on Russia on the UK but anyway uh okay uh this is the organization that they've set up the office for financial sanctions implementation uh at the uh Treasury and so the numbers have come out of their annual review which is uh covering April 2021 until August 2022 and so of course the propaganda pieces came out uh to uh to explain Us in numbers to us and numbers uh the extent of the sanctions 18 billion of Russian assets Frozen 1200 people sanctioned including 120 oligarchs more than 120 businesses sanctioned uh assets of 19 Russian Banks uh say uh Frozen Sorry Russia's GDP predicted to decline by 6.2 percent in 2022 compared to pre-invasion Trend Uh Russian Imports the critical Goods dropped by 68 from sanctioning countries UH 60 of Russia's foreign reserves that mobilized at over 1 000 foreign businesses have left Russia and uh Patrick you're going to have to sorry just put that back up on screen one second uh Stephanie thanks uh Patrick you're going to have to explain to me how uh Russian Imports of critical Goods having dropped by 68 from sanctioning countries is a good thing for sanctioning countries well it depends if they if they want uh reliable and affordable supplies of goods of energy of fuel um to to balance their books to run their economies um to be sort of in the red as it were um or to be in the blackest or um that's the question so is it is it a good thing to restrict markets and to uh create a bifurcated uh global economy by cutting out Russia which is the world's largest overall uh basket of Commodities producer uh in the world we're talking about fuel agricultural products um Rare Earth minerals Etc all sorts of uh stuff in this sort of chemical and agricultural industrial complex Russia is a main supplier to so many of these different sectors so in in energy on top of that is that is that something that's good for these countries uh economies and to play I don't know four times the price for Luke liquefied natural gas to be transported across the Atlantic Ocean by boat with lots of disruptions in in Supply and things like that is that something that you can run the first world economy on that's the question uh very good question uh now if vanessa let's come back then to Israel and Iran um a couple of days ago there was an attack on an Iranian oil convey that was coming in through the Iraq Syrian border at al-bukamal um there is some contention over who carried out the attack initially it was believed to have been a United States attack now it's more likely to have been an Israeli attack with the usual claim um that the tank has contained weapons and were being sent into Lebanon the reality of course is the two tankers that were destroyed were carrying much needed oil reserves for uh Lebanon which is at the moment extremely energy deprived of course following the port explosion in Beirut a couple of years ago um and uh 25 well there are numbers between 15 and 25 but the latest being 25 Syrian Arab army soldiers and civilians lost their lives in the attack so the illegal aggression against Syria and against uh essential civilian supplies continues by Israel yeah and just very briefly Vanessa what if we were to compare the energy situation in Lebanon with with Syria at the moment which country is worse off um I was just in Lebanon um last week I I would say actually they're on a par from an energy perspective from an economic perspective uh Lebanon is actually doing far worse than Syria to give you an idea Lebanon now um the the Lebanese uh currency is at more than 30 000 to the dollar in Syria we're at around five thousand to the dollar I say okay okay thank you for that okay if you like what the UK column does and you would like to support us then please head over to community.ukcom.org 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69b8jRMQ4RE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69b8jRMQ4RE | How to Use Tux Paint | How to Use Tux Paint Hello everybody. Today I'm going to demonstrate how to use Tux Paint. Tux Paint is a free, Open Source drawing program, designed for young children which combines an easy-to-use interface, fun sound effects, and an encouraging cartoon mascot who guides children as they use the program. It runs on multiple platforms, including all versions of Windows, Mac, Linux, etc. Now I'll show you how to draw using Tux Paint. Tux Paint includes many Tools, a color section, a brush section, stamps, and magic for special effects. I hope you all enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Script: "How to Use Tux Paint" SourceForge.net (copyright 2015) Video: "How to Use Tux Paint" SourceForge.net (copyright 2015) | SourceForge Software | UC4Y3JZq09X-xMYVbXH8xpZA | 2015-10-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 127 | 778 |
REoJDa6pREs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REoJDa6pREs | Grab Some Fun Field CQB field - JAG Precision TV | support your local store without them you won't have a field of layout so we're here at GSF airsoft field the indoor field this is about 20,000 square feet about fourteen fifteen thousand playable area this is the one we're talking about this just like five minutes from the store that's like the best part about it literally a drive a couple minutes and you're here let's check out the inside this is my Kadena GSF airsoft shop with dr. bringing down here to our 20,000 square foot indoor facility show you around a little bit this is our rental area we offer all players of full service rentals we have a k-state fours full face here with actually non fog lenses on that way have a good experience when they come out bests bb's pistols if they warm we sell full full service out to cakes thunder bees we actually have Mitch enrollments here for that's full service that's all I can say about this area if you want to step next door I'll show you the concession area that full-service concession in here we do have a hot dog machine cocktail maker each the warmer we ordered pizza for the kids they love that popcorn machine actually we got that just for the kids we don't even sell it to him actually give them away to for free candy bars cookies muffins whatever you want beside your freezer there we've got a monster Red Bull so this water gatorade power right like I said full service hey Harriette here's what I tell that rules and less fancy rule I actually have no blind-fire on there twice for a reason here's the layout of the outdoor field but this little area right here is the city which is about 30 acres this back here is I call the back fooling with the barn and house back here LLC hamburger deal no man's land more woods up here staging here and like I said the whole city's right here then you have one area here that I call Echo Base actually have an army tent on it 34 5 area TV for them to watch I'm actually gonna start running a cable over here and let them watch them play out on the field longer out here instead of coming and I'm gonna be inside yet command control center but I'm actually gonna run a cable for my TV's here so that the game area will be going on on TV for right now you know I run a board as you could see less this is this is what I had on Saturday but I actually got more than out west at eleven eleven eleven eleven what is that twenty to forty four people thanks I usually trying to break them down into two teams because unless I'm running certain style games I don't really want too much of that but but I have games to where I can run so many people out against each other and it's not a bigger cluster on the field but if I just do an ordinary death matches I try to split them in half and just learn like 11 on a limiter you know you this I run up to 15 this is what I'll do 15 per and then I cut it off and you can see that it can get type 60 people yeah so here's my engineer you want and that's de Janerio - you can go out either door and get walks around the hole okay Don one goes from this wall all the way down to the end I'm very tight very tight court but I have a lot of one idea I don't let them go up top that's for rest these are my total systems right here down Nick when they tore it up is last week see all the beatings on the floor that's yeah they get pretty crazy go for it have fun this goes all the way back here I use this small area for something somewhat they really thrash this week's it's big nice now we're going into zone two got a lot of wood in here very tight corner man what I have no engagement distance in here I they're dull when they turn the corner Souter it's a point blank everything well not everything not everything I mean I can have a little bit of hallways yeah a lot of minis point blank but I also get a lot of you know officials down here doing training and you know like Bristol SWAT team comes down I provide role playing for them and things like that that's cool this actually goes into what I call the jail it's basically just I don't do too I do some scenarios that includes the jail but basically this is just a an area that you know is a point on the map that I can use I actually put bars yeah it's very sturdy reinforced - yeah I made everything pretty reinforced this is the only way that I could do this building and a lot and get sixty people in here at once because if I had it all opened up then they would be standing at each end of a long hallway shooting each other never getting anywhere sorry I've got a good video these and then you might want to look at before you actually take off it's about a minute long as all it is bars and beard it cool now I clean this floor last week Queen that's the problem airsoft is babies everywhere no matter how clean this you're gonna find more babies well I'm just saying that this this is for flight half dick Ronnie half-baked Saturday's over yeah here I'm actually gonna try to make this like a see a forklift building over people didn't want it so I took it I service run no nice make sure the control this know your zone three passes tires that's what what do you actually go into zone three batteries flashing and then of course zone three yeah I split this right here put this wall to split it because this was such a kill zone I get such a choke point coming through that one window door right there today I'm gonna rearrange his whole room today in tomorrow before we open up that would be my so it's always changing so it's never boring here that's pretty good I constantly change it you know the hallway that we just that long hallway would first come down yeah I actually just push those billions together made the hallways okay yeah don't like getting shot close you don't want to play here if you don't mind and you like the rush in the fast paced limit because respawns right there and it's very very fast paced action if you like fast paced action and you're not afraid to get close shot close then it's a heck of a lot of fun I play I'm 50 years old I slide around here on my knees like a 12 year old and I have a blast doing it it's probably one of my favorite things to do it to me it tops outside all the way but if you want to get a little more tactical where it's not so fast pace and you're running a long ways to respawn but you're you're also walking woods and playing tactically then you know and that's when you hit the outdoor bit | Jag Precision - 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mYu54hoPXjk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYu54hoPXjk | LEGO Movie Pyjamas Emmet Promotional Polybag Review set 5002045 | hello youtube and welcome to destination illegal and welcome to another lego movie promotional polybag review and here today we have pajamas Emmett and this is set 500 2045 ok guys this comes with four pieces is for ages 6 plus and this like I said was a promotional polybag and this was given away certainly here in the UK I now have two ways that you could have got this and it was through the Daily Mail newspaper yugatech token in there or coupe and Ravin you could got it from toys r us take that's toys r us and give it to you and also when you purchased a kid's mix ticket from the Odeon cinemas i think during february2014 we're now in march so anyway guys let's get this opened up and take a look at pajamas am it ok so here we go so here's our first look at the pieces for dramas Emmett okay so we can see there so let's just get him assembled okay so there we go so there is our pajamas Emmett okay so there you can see some really cool printing on the legs and up into the torso and indeed on the arms which obviously represented the pajamas so let's take a 360 view of pajamas Emmett so looking at the side view there and something that's really unusual and I must say pretty awesome is down on the legs you can see there's actually sorry to print into those legs which follows through with a pajama printing such as raises are what name again bit of a better look at that yeah it's a really awesome actually came around to the rear you can see that printing continuing on the rear of the torso there round to the other side and again the printing on the legs and arm finally back round to the front you can see obviously the face printing there so this is a two-sided face a first of all you can kind of see that winking face there so let's take a look at the other side okay so there we go so they were now looking at the other side of that face printing and looks like he's having a a big yawn there obviously was pajamas on feeling a bit tired and ready to go to sleep ok so just wanted to give a bit of a closer look at this printing so I think it is pretty awesome actually so they can see on the legs and that printing up into the front torso see the yawning face there and printing continuing on the arms and down into the side of the legs there said which is quite unusual I have to say does look pretty cool and obviously proud to the rear okay so there we go so that's my quick review of pajamas M it to complete pretty awesome-looking little mini figure actually with some great print in detail on this particular version of Emmett anyway guys let me know what you think of this minifigure have you managed to get hold of him if not do you intend to and what do you think of him ultimately as always guys any other comments feedback questions always welcome down in that comment sections if you have enjoyed this video give it a big thumbs up please and if you haven't done so already please go ahead and subscribe to my channel and I look forward to seeing you all in the next video jeez | Geeky Bricks | UCOv9PsSlVmqiYgXB1NjYbQA | 2014-04-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 595 | 3,013 |
6NSrKDfPLVs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NSrKDfPLVs | ✅Discovery nói gì về Vinfast.QÚA NHIỀU ĐIỀU KỲ DIỆU.(News) | Vietnam is a country on the rise within the last thirty years the nation has transformed from an agricultural economy to a land of tech startups and privately owned ventures lifting 45 million people out of poverty into a growing middle class and now Vietnam is taking another bold step forward by building an automotive industry from scratch hi I'm Glenn Hetrick and you're watching geared for the future [Music] Vietnam is a country that moves on two wheels around 4 million motorbikes traverse her noise narrow streets it's the most affordable mode of transport and integral to the Vietnamese way of life but it is this image that Vietnam seeks to change in 1986 the government initiated a series of political and economical reforms called domain in the 90s it poured its resources into its car manufacturing industry with the aim of creating an industrial economy movie club I mean I'm the day here but no by creating an open market Vietnam's economy improved but for the automotive industry still in its infancy this was a setback Vietnam has never been a country that's been associated with production of cars there have been local automotive brands that tried to break into the local Vietnamese market but none have enjoyed much success cash finding has been watching Asian motoring trends over the last decade perhaps the reason why no local automotive brand has enjoyed much success in Vietnam is because prior to 2019 vietnamese people have only ever been exposed to foreign automotive brands Judah Maccabee Chile 10 include auto credit nom judges live in Java the club dropped exam work la Nicole Green check the back to Vietnam the industry was filled with car assembly companies for foreign brands with few original manufacturers hops for a good reason William nom Harlem - Yahoo - blue Vietnam conga - then trick it you're a Katella but they aboard a hotel at the time Vietnamese GDP was around three hundred and fifty US dollars per capita without a significant middle class who could afford cars the industry flagged today Vietnam's booming economy has given rise to a growing middle class its GDP per capita is now ten times more at close to three thousand US dollars creating a group with a larger disposable income in 2018 VIN fast the automotive arm of the Vietnamese conglomerate VIN group stunned the world it launched Vietnam's first locally manufactured sedan SUV and hatchback I was skeptical about Vietnam producing his own cast we have had nations that have tried and failed at producing its own cars before this despite the skepticism the company persevered adopting a unique approach to crafting the perfect car for the Vietnamese I'm in Hanoi to meet miss van on the deputy CEO of VIN fast how does VIN fast ensure the success of the company where others have failed we decided to have the surgery of standing on the shoulders of the Giants so we have decided to select the best in the world for example for styling were decided with pinion Farina from Italy for engineering we selected Magna Steyr and then if you go to our plan a facility will see state of that and the best of the world equipment supplied us as pioneers of Vietnam's automotive industry VIN fast is not just making cars they are laying the groundwork for future car makers you know we set up the training center and invested a lot in that training center so we also educate and train the people for the future and for the automotive industry and it sounds like it was a huge investment we started from scratch at the prototype we didn't have anything yet so we have to start from like building a factory in 21 months currently VIN first dealership network is the largest in Vietnam so talking about your vision and from theory to putting in action and you said 21 months I mean that sounds like a world record it's phenomenal for the insiders like us as well I've been fast at the port time it's a new player in the industry you know so we introduced ourselves to a lot of partners and suppliers we say ok we want to do this project within 21 months I say impossible so you had to convince them yeah we have to convince them this is just the first step in ving fastest revolutionary gold and the speed they are developing could help Vietnam catch up with its rich neighbors or we have been doing from the products from the network or the customer service it's all for the better life of Vietnamese people [Music] vietnam's desire to become a modern industrialized country can be seen throughout the northern port city of Haiphong as one of 18 coastal economic zones hi Fonda's transformed into an industrial and logistics hub a cat High Island a self-contained automotive factory was completed within a span of twenty-one months half the time typically needed for a development of that size with an estimated investment of 3.5 billion u.s. dollars this is where Vietnamese car dreams are realized this is the body shop we should have a fresh shop we have a paint shop a general assembly shop an engine shop and a sub assembly shop so in total we have six shops in this business well it must have been a massive undertaking because it was listen to anyone must put one of this together yeah you're right 21 months major challenge but we could only do it because we have fantastic people supporting the project so we have an international team of experts from the car industry the whole manufacturing plant covers 335 hectares using industry 4.0 standards this is a car manufacturing of the future I'm in the body shop where parts of the car shell are fabricated we have 1200 ABB robots Wow producing 100 percent of the world's for the car so on this part of this shop we're doing what I call the sub-assembly side and then if you move to this side of the shop this is where we do the framing side so all these parts here come together joined up and creates the body of the car the average VIN fast car body has around 6,000 spots that need to be welded by using robots VIN passes found a waste shorten production time so we're set up for 38 vehicles per hour both sedan and SUV actually built on the same equipment so when you analyze that volume we've got the capacity to produce 250,000 vehicles per year and I suppose this is a number that you're hoping that will increase over the next couple of years absolutely automation has made it easier for humans to make cars I'm about to try my hand at operating one of these machines with supervision of course so pick up this pedal and I'll put this to the machine you want to locate the panel like this onto the pins right so you'll you'll pick up four of these okay and this is the right way like this yes good thing I can count okay okay yeah I'll step out of the cell okay and push the button and you'll watch this guy okay and then if you have a look you'll see the robot will start doing the work awesome so congratulations thank you it looks like somebody out there will own a brand new car this slight Claire touch it's not just robotics that is changing car manufacturing VIN fast has shaken up the car industry with a fully digital facility that synchronizes and automates each step of the production line Vietnam is on a fast track to becoming car manufacturers but how does a country without a history nota Motors establish itself in the eyes of their buyers coming up next we find out about VIN faces unique method of designing just two years ago Viet Nam's automobile industry was non existent in the span of twenty-one months a local conglomerate achieved what nobody else had Viet Nam's first homegrown car I've already seen how a fish at that body shop is now ahead over the VIN fast paint shop to witness what promises to be one of the most efficient paint jobs ever but first I'm getting a crash course on how to use the manual spray a basic skill for a repairman just to get a taste so you should hold the hose with your left hand and then when you pull the trigger you pull the first phase air and you pull it back more than there's the spray there's the paint that comes out perfect okay so sir from the left and do a consistent motion left to right let's go [Music] good job thank you seems easy enough but it takes a lot more than spraying your coat of paint to get a job done at the end of the paint job the thickness will have a consistency of 100 microns the same as a strand of hair we usually look at the quality of the paint so usually when you go up to a painting vehicle you can see your reflection with the training completed now it's time for the real deal no pressure so okay yeah [Music] okay good job thank you it takes an average of six to eight hours to paint a car first it's treated to prevent rust before it goes through a dipping process to prime the surface with an electrostatic coat after the coat is baked the car is sealed to prevent water and fuel mix the car then goes through another cycle of priming where it's painted and then baked before the top coat is applied lucky for me the work in the paint shop is 95 percent automated at my training it's complete this is one of the most technically advanced pay shops in Asia we have juror as one of our partners who provided the technical support while we built and are starting up the speed shop perfect I guess you can't get too creative with the paint job say okay well we kind of do for Vietnam we've got a red and a blue that is very unique what's the most popular paint color you know that genius is gonna cut in 2017 out of a thousand vietnamese citizens only 16 owned cars by 2019 passenger car sales had risen by around 30% the growing middle class was driving car sales and VIN fast wanted a cash-in i'm meeting mr. Vieau deputy CEO of the automotive armor VIN group boom little awry mr. lutein coming fast so hannam-dong you at all okay foon hang the talkity ke coming a cool it a valve like a plan we complete it now but tip leveled a lighter blue then really young charity with a you as a new car brand mr. Vieau knew that they had to make an impression for their first sedan deluxe a 2.0 an SUV there sa 2.0 so they gathered 20 different designs from Italian car design companies and invited the public to vote later two new auto Vietnam Blue team challenge of the moon get hang with me my Kepler saw Netanyahu a liver Lac motorcade duty in Kohanim sayin no territory the winning designs launched in 2018 and in the same year one a star is born award in the Paris Motor Show commitment more summary shows a point on the chip toy LaMarcus income young so I'm okay okay to do a bit remote of Islam Angela but no to leave our game to me although the whatever give us can you tell me more about the desires take a courtesan according to John talking exactly know what they feel do like and interference how versatile V in Vietnam conceived by Lane or coaching thank my coach a doctor but now they're coaching or team autobiography sophisticated and meaningfully designed these cars are meant to represent Vietnam on the world stage but how do they measure up to other cars for such a relatively young company they've made quite a statement design is actually one of the most basic elements when it comes to a car you know you don't want a car that is overly powerful yet you know it Chuck's down fuel so having a sleek exterior actually reduces drag coefficient which helps with fuel consumption so it's actually a functional car so really it's about the ease for the customer you know you when you leave the house and you get into a car you're basically especially if you're spending all the time in traffic you go from one home to another correct this car is not a simple rebadging it's a complete re-engineering that just means that VIN files are serious they're out there to create great cars and you see it in this car yeah I think they want to make a project that is truly Vietnamese that it's gonna be truly something if they call their own just a year after its launch the items first car is already making waves and I can't wait to drive the car on the test track to see how it fares [Music] Viet Nam's motorbike filled motorways are about to change with the entry of Vietnam's first homegrown car brand to date VIN fast is more than seventeen thousand orders for their SUV sedan and a hatchback models well we're going to test drive the VIN fast cars on the facility of um just coming up to the start line and this is where they earn out any wrinkles at the car might have okay first thing we're gonna check the handling of the car now I think the hanging in the car basically is just the input that I give to the kind how it responds back to me this sit-down is a front-engine rear-wheel-drive which is on the sporty side and it's powered by a turbocharged 2-liter four-cylinder engine but what I'm really looking out for in the car is the handling and the talk he goes we're gonna go to 40 kilometers an hour and then we're gonna throw the weight of the car little bit of round there we go now that says as responsive as I thought it would be so even though it looks like a sports car wouldn't quite say that it is I think interesting part now is there's a see what kind of power it has what kind of talk that it has already 3 2 [Music] it's not a lot 173 and 227 is what it feels like I will put down lots of lag going for a Sunday Drive sharp next up the suspension of the car the test track has a series of terrains that will give me a pretty good idea of its stability going over the cylindrical concrete markings and lumps on the front so that you do everyday it's at least you know that if we came across one of those perhaps on a construction site that it would work we've got at 210 kilometers an hour here the clapper is pretty rigid I would say the suspension isn't that soft I mean it's it's soft enough to be comfortable if you were to be in a situation that's just so a little bit off road the real test however is its safety performance both models underwent the new car assessment program and scored an outstanding 5 stars the highest rating you can get going to speed up we're gonna do a bit of a brake test again it's supposed to be eight point nine seconds I'd say for the braking he's got quite standard braking of the ABS has kicked in with all the different braking segments for each of the wheel it's got the essential six airbags so super-safe crumple zones in front in the rear I have to admit I enjoyed that drive and I can understand why it's so well received but is it enough in such a competitive industry since the launch of in fast first car model the hatchback a group of early adopters have formed a fan group identifying themselves as ving fastest zan Hiro and Leo enjoy cruising around in their cars taking trips around Vietnam when they can so what made you decide to buy Vietnam's first locally made car it's a pretty big deal firstly it's from Vietnam very proud of it every product from win group is very good yes so I choose to why now guys how did your friends really react when you first bought the VIN fast car are you crazy crazy when you to know brand no-name why you do not choice another brand name now that you actually own a VIN fast car how do you actually feel about driving it and owning it it's the driving experience it's very good like whatever you do with the car when you turn and everything you can feel it when you ollie read you can feel it it's very smooth and the soundproof is very good now if I was saying to you guys are looking for new car guys being fast it's beautiful it's strong and he's Vietnamese it might still be early days but the growing popularity of these cars is a promising sign for Vietnam's automotive industry 25,000 jobs have been created and along with it rise from supporting industries boosting Hitler's economy toward dust realization touchier no coffin lam talking uncle kigo renowned fat here come you have of it now dear VIN farce has ambitions beyond Vietnam VIN group chairman from not wrong has plans to develop electric vehicles for export to the United States my why not learn Latin welcomes a complete team from Needham sending in bow Tommy teacher Vietnam bank before do our jobs here selling auto disability top the young time you might employ rank below is a tip of the finger to young Vietnam pseudo freedom settings and settings immediately well knowledge I have magnetic submarine and took the pearl well yeah pop don't have to mature Vietnam is at a crossroads in the development of its economy well this new player spurred the emergence of Vietnam's auto industry and overhaul the manufacturing here will this be a new driving force to forget and I'm on the world map well we'll just have to wait and see [Music] | Autovietnam | UC8lhtPpPB9uC6yzTGBoUk3A | 2020-03-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,104 | 16,683 |
1za76RkcNZA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1za76RkcNZA | Basic Overclocking guide to a Gtx 980Ti | [Music] come on hello everybody this is gaming and I will be doing a quick overclocking guide for the gtx980 ti the first what you're going to get is Ms after when you get it it's going to look a lot different from the normal one it's going to look like I want to say this so it look like this so first what you want to do is is you want to get the thing I'm going to open back up mine cuz I'm used to that turn off and because I'm used to my red one that's I have an MSI GTX 98 so the overclock on these are really high so first what you want to do is completely put those to the top and prioritize heat always do that and now just simply start off with 150% on uh clock core and then memory to 500% so and then run well first apply it and then run with right here value Benchmark value Benchmark is a free benchmarking software I usually use it to just test stuff and so this will be running 4,01 MHz I have be able to get it up to 6 100 and then this to 250 and I'll usually put this on 10 Vols the only time you want to turn up your core voltage ignore the heat my case fans are off because of reasons but um usually the only time you put this up is whenever you just keep going up the core clock and the memory clock and whenever you start to get unstable you put core voltage into it and so you want to save and put that to there and then lock your profiles but this I'm using this for current game stuff so just launch it like that and apply it and I don't apply at startup just in case there's something like it if you overclock too much it can lock you out of your system not really lock you your system it will just freeze your system and most of the time your drivers will crash but there's a point where in the Nidia drivers or just I don't know what that didn't say the NVIDIA drivers I think it's around 750 on that and 300 on this with a 40 volt there's a r this whenever the NVIDIA drivers were crashing for me which is just Nvidia driver so I really can't control that but that was the quick guide on the overclocking the 980 TI uh rate comment and subscribe like if you like dislike if you didn't have a beautiful day | WolfPack Gaming | UCsGsOO_b_GJO42A6vJUSv0w | 2016-05-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 441 | 2,135 |
jimSQfNtpxA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jimSQfNtpxA | Absence | absence the word absence is a noun that refers to the state of being away or not present it is used to describe the lack or non-existence of something or someone in a particular place or situation here are a few examples to illustrate the usage of absence one her absence from the meeting was noticed by everyone in this sentence absence refers to the fact that the person was not present at the meeting it highlights the lack of her presence and suggests that her absence was significant enough to be noticed by others two the absence of evidence does not prove his innocence in this example absence denotes the lack or non-existence of evidence it implies that the absence of evidence does not necessarily mean the person is innocent it emphasizes that the lack of proof does not automatically indicate guilt or innocence three the absence of rain has caused a drought in the region here absence indicates the lack of rain in the area resulting in a prolonged dry spell or drought it suggests that the absence of rainfall has had a negative impact on the Region's water supply Agriculture and overall climate four in his absence she took charge of the project in this sentence absence refers to the person's state of not being present it implies that because the person was not there someone else had to step in and assume responsibility or authority for the project overall absence is a versatile word that is used to describe the non-existence or lack of something or someone in a given situation it can be applied to various contexts such as physical presence evidence or even abstract Concepts like emotions or qualities | English Unpacked | UClQZVAJJa6y4ukpiFZ43klA | 2023-11-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 285 | 1,626 |
137VnfxT0-Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=137VnfxT0-Y | romance books with a caretaking scene!💕✨ | hello my lovely friends my name is avery and today we're going to be talking about some rowan's books that have a caretaking scene in them now i know that this is something that a lot of other people love in their romance books i adore it um where there is a scene in there where someone and the couple is taking care of another person whether they are injured or sick so i have 10 books in here that have a caretaking scene of them by some means so let's dive right on into these recommendations first we have my favorite romance book of all time which is no surprise is radiance by grace draven this is a fantasy romance book that is also an arranged marriage and they're from two different species you have ildiko who's a human woman essentially and then you have a britian who is prince of the kai and they're kind of like spares to their kingdom and they're put in an arranged marriage with one another at first when they meet one another they're kind of like think the other person is ugly but they become great and amazing friends and then it grows into something more and it is beautiful and amazing in this book britian ends up getting sick at one point because um there's this custom amongst their kai the kai people where if one of if someone dies you basically have to um hold that essence in somebody else's body with you um in order for it to like go to their family if that makes sense so like one of britain's soldiers ended up dying like while they were traveling to their land and so he took the burden of carrying an honor burden and honor in the same sense of carrying this soldier's essence in his body to travel to this uh to their land so that his family can have their essence because normally they keep that kind of like in a bottle or like on their mantle they had to like travel to that area to have that essence given to them um and so he had to carry this in here and so it's a sickness i forget the title for it but whenever um you do this you end up being sick because you basically have your essence in your body and then somebody else is at the same time so you get fever chills you get very very very sick so ildiko ends up like nursing russian as well as like some other people in the book but ildiko was there by side the entire time and this is like the first scene in the book where you like truly see them like like have affection for one another it's not necessarily like romance but it is like this affection that i swooned over so like through her nursing him he like um notices how caring and amazing she is and i love that scene so much in this one next i have willa's beast by ruby dixon this is book number three a part of the ice home series this is an alien romance series and i know that the guy on the cover does not look like a typical ruby dixon hero but his alien species um he's actually a mix of some alien species but one of them is praxian and that's also in some of her other books that aren't necessarily isolated barbarian related so she has written some characters in her books that look like this guy but anyway this is about willa and gren and they were both like kind of like stranded on this ice planet with a bunch of other um aliens and human women bran used to be a gladiator an alien gladiator and so when he arrives on this planet he doesn't understand any of the language anyone is speaking so he maybe thinks that he's like put in an arena to kill these people and so like they tie him up because he starts attacking people and willa does not like that and doesn't like how they're not even trying to communicate with him and so she frees him and they basically run away together even though they don't speak the same language and they still don't understand one another she just wanted to save him through them like escaping and living in caves by themselves on this planet um gren ends up getting attacked by one of the animals on the planet and so willa tries to save him um from this injury treat him and um she ends up getting some help from one of some of her other alien and human friends but some of the portion of this book um is him like getting over this uh injury that he has and through him like getting better and like willow nursing him back to health basically they start to realize that they may or may not uh be mates on this planet so i know the cover may be intimidating for some people i don't i don't mind it but um i feel like the caretaking scene in here was just great next i have just a heartbeat away by karabakh stone this is an h-gap romance and a single-parent romance the heroine in here used to be the hero's son's kindergarten teacher years ago um but it is years later a couple years later he's still in elementary school his son is but now she's the school counselor for a different school and so they come across each other all those years later um he's actually a widow by the way um his wife ended up dying when um she was when heroin was his son's kindergarten teacher hopefully i'm not making anyone confused right now so the hero the heroine they made all over again he works kind of like lunch duty for the school and so they kind of have like a workplace romance environment he is quite older than her and so he's trying to be like hey you should date people your age and she's like no i want you i don't care how old you are um and it's just sweet slow burn amazing great a carbascon really like provides the tension for you that i love in romances and you really get to see these characters grow in loving with one another there's a scene in here where the hero is sick i think him and his son are sick at the same time or his son gave him a sickness and so she comes over to uh help them um because he's having a pretty hard time like i think he got the flu and so she helps take care of him and i believe his son and it was just it was really cute to me next i have brooklyn air by serena bowen this is book number four a part of the brooklyn bruiser series so our hero in here he ends up being the owner of the hockey team the raccoon bruisers that you read about in the first couple books in the series um so he's the owner of this hockey team he's like a billionaire and heroine it used to be his assistant in one of the previous books and you read about at the beginning of this one the heroine ends up getting a concussion by like falling on the ice rink and so the hero kind of like helps her and make sure she's going to doctor's appointments and helping her because she just wants to come back to work because she loves her job but the hero's trying to be like hey you should take care of yourself and make sure that you're all better before you come like work for me still and he has had the hugest crush on his assistant for years and she's never like really noticed him like that um until he starts being really affectionate towards her and stuff like that and taking care of her and it was just so sweet i love sweet nerdy heroes and the hero in here is definitely that next i have sweet filthy boy by christina lauren this is a contemporary romance series and this is one of christina lauren's like earlier published works so it's pretty it's pretty spicy you know um so this series is all about three girlfriends and three guy friends and they end up meeting each other at vegas in las vegas one night and they end up all getting pretty drunk and then they end up getting drunk and they married to one another and so the first book is about to be one couple a part of the three peop the three couples that did not decide to get their marriage in old and so they really want to like see how this relationship will go with them so the hero in here he's actually from france and he has to go back to france after this las vegas trip and so the heroine is like okay i'll go with you and that'll be like my summer trip and we can see what's going on between us and so she goes with him to france to further or deepen their relationship and see if it can last apparently the uh the night before the flight or the morning of the flight whenever um to go to france she ends up getting like horrible food poisoning and she she don't feel good she is sick ill on the plane and after when they've landed like he has to help take care of her they barely know each other by the way and she's like wretching in the um bathroom in the plane and like he's trying to help her and then he ends up like having to like basically drag her and bring her to his apartment and nurse her at his apartment and take care of her she's basically out for the count for days and he's so sweet and like making sure she has food and water and like getting her medicine and maybe a doctor um because he's just like so worried about her cause she's like violently ill and she's just like mortified obviously she barely knows this man who's just now her husband for the first time and it it was it was honestly hilarious though then i have one of my favorite books ever my favorite book of the year which is actor age brown by talia hibbert this is the third book a part of the brown sisters series y'all this book is so good so this is about eve brown and she's kind of like a trust fund baby her parents have an intervention with her at the beginning of this book and they're like hey uh we're cutting out your money we're taking away our money until you can keep a steady job for a year she's like okay and so after this intervention she goes like kind of like drives around and she comes across this bed and breakfast who has a help wanted sign in her window and she's like great amazing so she goes in and she doesn't have anything prepared she doesn't have a resume she's not dressed correctly and um they're trying to hire a chef and so the hero in here jacob is the owner of this bed and breakfast and right when he sees eve he does not like her because she's not put together she doesn't have a resume she's not prepared at all and so he doesn't really like her and so he kind of like rejects her and uh they both go to like leave um and eve accidentally may not hit jacob with her car and so um he may not have sound like broken bones you know and so uh she she like decides to help him and like take care of him and like basically like live in his room in the bed and breakfast with him to like help him and nurse him back to health you know even though he does not want this woman around him whatsoever she freaking hit him with her car it was an accident though and like he does not want her around and she's just like sorry i have to make it up to you somehow and that's how she did it was by taking care of him we of course have the infamous the hating game by sally thorne this book is very known for its caretaking scene and i feel like that's like a spark for people loving the caretaking scene this is just an enemies to lovers workplace romance uh they both work at the same company and they're kind of like vying for this higher position um and they both don't like one another or they seem to not like one another others kind of like a fine line between love and hate y'all um and so there's this scene where the heroine i believe it's the heroine that gets really really really sick and the hero takes care of her if i'm not mistaken it might be gender flipped he might get sick and she takes care of him but i'm pretty sure it's the woman in here i've read this book in years y'all but like one of them i know gets really really sick and the caretaking scene in here is just so sweet and like you get to see them like slowly start to let down their guard during this scene then i have the viking chiefs marriage alliance this is a historical romance that's also like a viking romance um the heroine in here she was a jarl or like a viking king's wife but he ended up dying and she was kind of like used and abused in that relationship and so she's like i never want to be married again i never want a man to have control over me and so she decides to go on this long boat and basically travel far away and so the hero in here ends up saving her and a bunch of people who were on the song boat because the long boat ends up crashing and so he ends up taking her back to his village and he does not like her immediately because he thinks that she is stuck up snotty rich only superficial when that is not really what she's like at all but that is the perception that he has of her in his brain um and so through some means they have to get in an arranged marriage with one another you read about why when you read the book and so it's kind of like hate to love in that sense both of them do not like one another my memory is horrible y'all if you don't know but like i believe the hero either gets hurt or sick i think it's hurt i think he gets like injured and the heroine helps take care of him if i'm not mistaken during that scene he realizes like oh this woman is not who i thought she was like she actually maybe cares about me and doesn't only care about rich material things uh and so that was kind of like a shift in the book for the hero in here hopefully i'm not wrong hopefully i'm not mistaken out for another book but um i do remember there definitely being a caretaking scene in this one next i have most of all you by mia sheridan this is a romance book that is very emotional so just like beware there's trigger warnings in here and the hero in here um i believe he uh used to be like a kidnapped kid like he escaped captivity he was kidnapped and assaulted sexually assaulted by this disgusting man and he ends up like basically being very famous because he escaped that horrible life and the heroine in here uh she's going through some stuff and she's a certain type of dancer at a club and the hero in here like comes up here with the proposition of hey um i will pay you to help me be more comfortable around women because because of what he like experienced in the past with sexual assault he doesn't like people touching him um and so he's just like can you just help me even become like comfortable being in close vicinity with a woman like just like touching her hand or her touching my arm or like whatever like very simple like you know and so um they kind of like get into this exchange of like her helping him like recover from his past but she's very reluctant to she at first says no um just because like she's going through some stuff at the moment but then she becomes pretty desperate for money and they get in this exchange but um at the beginning of the book um because of where she works there are some men who don't like to be told no and so in the parking lot of the establishment that she works at a man comes on to her and she basically says like no no means no and he ends up beating her to a pulp and she basically almost dies like she she gets so beaten and um the hero in here realizes that she lives alone and he really wants to take care of her and so she brings her to his house and she lives with him for a while um while she's getting over her concussion her broken bones everything he basically helps her and kind of like saves her life in a way like mentally and physically this book is a rollercoaster of emotions it is a sucker punch in the gut y'all but i feel like it is so worth the read when you read about what these characters go through and how they come together in the end and lastly i have a lady by midnight by tessader this is the third book a part of the spindle cove series so this is a historical romance series that all takes place in spindle cove or otherwise known as spinster cove this is a town where a bunch of ladies go um when they're spinsters or they don't really want to find a husband whatever the case it's mostly filled with women the heroine here is actually like a general i'm pretty sure um or he was a part of the army and he has always had like moon eyes over this woman that's in this town i believe she's the piano teacher of the town um and like a bunch of things happen in here where um they like have to pretend to be um engaged to one another and you like read about why and here it's a lot a lot of stuff going on in here um but there's one point where the hero gets injured i'm pretty sure and the heroine kind of like sneaks away sneaks away to go like basically like help him and like care for him even though like if she were caught to like take care of him she would be compromised essentially things may or may not happen in that situation between the two of them that um causes him to be like maybe maybe i can actually marry this woman so um this was really really really sweet and i just loved like the aspect of like her like sneaking to go take care of him even though she knows like it might be detrimental to her like standing in society like she doesn't care she just wants to make sure that he's okay so there you have it those are 10 romance books that have the caretaking scene in them i love caretaking scenes and romances so much and so i hope that you all do too please let me know down below if you have read any of these or if you plan to but anyways thank you all so so much for watching i will see y'all soon on my next one bye y'all you | avasromancebooks | UC1Y4oPQHTsHq3eanihnf6iA | 2021-08-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,420 | 17,175 |
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