see what they've done what is going on guys today i am back with another destiny video and today i'm going to give you guys my recommendations of what you should spend your legendary mark sun come the 4th of july my birthday i'm getting old but happy 4th of july absolutely everybody who celebrates it watching this video but yes let's get straight into it i'm going to start with a crucible quarter mass let's see if he has anything decent this week in fact it actually does because i've already looked okay so the zero day dilemma could be quite a decent weapon now he's not often he brings a decent rose to this thing but when he does they're normally quite good this week we're having a counterbalance a braze train or a pending mag and focus fire which is what you'd want to go with i'd probably go with focus fire a pending mag and counterbalance because counterbalance is the best ability perk in the game yes although braze train would help it a little it reduces magazine size down to about about about 15 maybe even less than that so yes go with a pending mag because focus fire as well because it slows down the weapons fire rate it it recovers less obviously so that paired with counterbalance and a pending mag would be the way forward to go with this weapon it really would so the zero day dilemma this week could be a decent weapon i'm actually pick this up and try it out because i'm loving my auto rifles at the minute um what else do we have this week uh the party favor this week it looks good but when you click into it we have reduced magazine size which you can't get away from with both these perks even though we've got on it outlaw and rangefinder which is great shame and got hand laid stuck but yeah it's ruined by the magazine size uh drop which i think takes it down to again about 15 which is just a couple pulls of the trigger and this thing's empty which is pointless don't waste your marks there people do not waste your marks there uh i don't think anything out here was that great the palindrome no no no no no um the hero formula uh what did we have on it oh yes we got icarus perfect balance and return to sender but yes i've had that a perfect role and it's still in that great so yes guys so what we're gonna do now is we're gonna switch to vanguard and hopefully have something there for us to take a look at too okay guys so we're at vanguard and to be honest this week there's only one weapon even worth considering and it isn't even a well it's not a perfect shawl at all but it could be one that could be quite beastly just like the zeal day dilemma on it we have persistence we have perfect balance or a pended mag and we have focus fire the weapon obviously is the continental vanguard auto rifle um but yeah it's actually a beastly weapon it really is i've actually got one of these and i absolutely tear things apart with it in pvp it doesn't have focus fire on it though but it does have three stability perks um i'm not sure how this will perform on this weapon but it could be quite good it really could i may pick this up guys and do a review on it before so i don't purchase it yet just wait for that video uh but definitely keep it in mind because it could be quite decent but yet nothing else yet even worth mentioning to be honest um i actually actually actually teak up tempest i forgot about that i forgot about teak up tempest what am i thinking okay on it about reactive reload fitted stock casket mag and outlaw or cascade um with true sight sure shot and quick draw um beastly ass um sidearm it really is with reactive reload as well and extended mag basically which is what you want because there's only about 11 bullets in its clip with reactive reload quick pointless um but yes when it goes up to about 16 we actually reload a prop destroying faces instantly amazing um but yes guys uh that is it for vanguard nothing has the way in my opinion we're going to head to dead orbit and see if we've got anything to offer this week okay this week at dead orbit people there's nothing here there's nothing worth your time um spending marks on i mean nothing great at all they're extreme fire zero one one or the pedophile zero one one as i call it and we've got persistence perfect balance and high caliber rounds which is great it's good but i'm sure you've picked this up as it's come with a perfect role in the past but if not it's probably worth your time checking out i mean two stability perks with high caliber rounds or quick draw this is a great great weapon i've got it i've used it quite often in pvp and it's quite decent to be honest um and nothing else nothing else here nothing else here in my opinion worth your time checking out so we're going to head over to future walkhole and hopefully this video improves weapon roll wise okay so this week future walkhole has a couple of interesting items um and i say couple being spent um okay so we have the waiting if you're a fusion rifle type of person the waiting this week isn't too bad i mean we've got hot swap we've got a little bit of range with hammer forge and we've got on the accelerated coils or quick draw now i've actually got this weapon um performed similar to the saladin's visual not quite as good in my opinion this saladin's visual is just by far the best fusion rifle i've actually used in this game i mean you guys know if you've watched any of my previous videos where i've actually obtained decent fusion rifles you would have heard me say i'm garbage with these i've deleted perfect rolled fusion rifles because i've just been garbage with them picked up my saladin's visual at my vault used in pvp and fell in love i absolutely love that weapon and i mean i've got like a little kind of montage coming with me using it got some great clips not gonna lie um so stay tuned for that so yes slowly getting used to fusion rifles and the waiting is a decent one to try out it really is um what else did we have this week oh the wounded the wounded is not bad at all i think we've got any zen moment we've got any hammer forged or outlaw armor piercing rounds or full auto with red dot or r a we've got the range of lens and we've got the oe g rifle scope so yes it's actually a decent scout as well not many people use it but it's quite quite decent it really is so might be worth your time checking out guys what else did we have i don't think we had anything else to be honest um no not really i mean the wormwoods a beast of a sidearm as we all know you don't need me to keep telling you this this week we've got any hidden hand we've got any hand loaded or zen moment with armor piercing rounds and hip fire with true sight a short shot and quick draw it's a beastly sidearm with the worst roll to be honest so yeah but we're gonna go head over to new monarchy now which i'm not gonna be surprised is just as garbage as what we see because new monarchy every week means bad bad loot yes i will resume the video when i get there and as i thought people new monarchy this week has absolutely nothing damn oh damn what a bad week for loot uh the assembly two we've got any um persistence perfect balance thread magwell snapshot but it needs it just it needs max stability to even consider using the pvp it really does but there's nothing here guys there's nothing here i mean this okay the first citizen but how many heavies do you need really how many heavies do you need really if you've ever played pvp we should probably suggest you're using this in how many of the um unending deluges have you had which has got a perfect roll because they drop so often for me which is one of the best pvp heavy machine goes in the game so yeah but guys it's just been a bad bad week it really hasn't i apologize for that the 4th of july being a bad week what is going down what is going down but guys that is the end of the video i hope you enjoyed it thanks as always for stopping by subscribe if you're new around here and enjoy what you see and i also post daily destiny videos so you will never miss out on anything um and i will see you guys on that next one peace out until next time peace always


You're all into that song. I love it, so. I love it. Go ahead. Oh, to Jesus I surrender all, to him I freely give, I, and trust him, his presence daily. No, no, no, no, no. I was talking one on one, one on one. Yeah, we gonna talk. So, hi everybody. I am Jada Arnell. I have literally been singing since I was three years old. I grew up in Dallas, but we've lived in, like, obviously, Duncanville, DeSoto. We've lived kind of south of Dallas. So yeah, I grew up there. I live in DeSoto now with my parents, but you know, I have three siblings, an older brother, shout out to Brian, his wife, my nieces. I have an older sister, Ariel, and then I have a younger brother. His name is Collin. Okay. I was about to say, are you the baby girl? I'm the baby girl. Yes, the baby girl. And then, you know, I have two parents, obviously, they've been married for almost 30 years.  A blessing. So, I think, like I said, I've been singing since I was three. I think my mom heard me at church. I grew up singing, obviously, in church, and, you know, I would just, I was one of those kids that was like, you know, I want to sing the lead, or I want to be not necessarily in the front, but, you know, just pick me, pick me.  So, you were an outgoing child from the get-go. Very outgoing. My mom, thank God, recorded our whole childhood, so we have so many home videos of my sister and I. That's good. And my sister doesn't sing at all, but there's a cute little video of us. She can be the dancer. She's my high girl. She's, you know... I don't necessarily remember a favorite song that my mom used to play. I can probably tell you my favorite hymn from Church, though, is I Surrender All. Yeah. I love that. So it's like my favorite. Yeah. Let me get a little bit of that. Yeah. Right now. Okay. Because that song can be very emotional. Like when you start to put all your all into that song. Oh, no, for sure. I love it. I love it. Go ahead. That's it, man. Just stop. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah. So I didn't apply to any schools in Texas for college. So I took my talents to California. I went to college in Cali at a college called the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. And I went to California and, you know, I had already had really, really good training in Dallas. A lot of my work ethic came not only from Booker T, but a lot of it came from this place called the Black Academy of Arts and Leaders, T-Ball. That's home for me. So Mr. King literally just, you know... I'm trying to get him on here, Mr. King. When I tell... If y'all get that man on the show, he goes steady, oh, that's good. You have to get him here. We hit him up and they said that they're going to make it happen. You have to get him here. If I was, if it was, I would somebody say Quincy Jones and I was going to give you a big break. I love it. And you had to sing a song for me. What song would it be? And how would you sing it? If I had to sing a song for Quincy... Mm-hmm. Sheesh. Yeah. That's a really good question. I know it. I get down like that. I don't even... If he's like, just sing something. You need to give me something and... And this could make you or break you. Yeah. And he say, look, you... Look, I haven't got... Only one song. And you know what he's going to say next? Hey, look, man, I'm a very busy man. I ain't got all day. You're right. And... Most... It'll probably be a gospel song. I feel like that's what I feel like I could give a lot of... Okay. Okay, go ahead. So...  And on my speaker word, and you will be healed. Encourage your slain... Amazing, man. Listen, man.  I'm... You know what, man? I... I... Man, that's your gift, bro. Gospel music is something else, man.


How could knowing a little bit more about memory transform your teaching? Now neuroscience shows that when we understand a little bit more about how we learn, it improves our ability to solve complex problems. So when I first started out as teaching many, many years ago, I had no idea about any of this stuff. And over the years, teaching myself more and more about, in this regard, short working long-term memory, episodic, semantic, idetic, and so on and so forth, understanding a lot more about memory and how we process allows me to start to identify where in my classroom I might enhance knowledge retention and metacognition. So in this blog, put simply the differences in episodic and semantic memory. So let me just put this full size over here on this tab. This little bit of research gives you a kind of a nice little introduction to the key differences. So put simply your episodic memory are your personal experiences. So your birthday, your first car, where did you get married? Semantic memory is what we do in our classrooms developing that knowledge where we're developing concepts, rules and facts in our subjects. And the research explores how we can connect them both by developing that semantic knowledge alongside our episodic experiences. So we'll all remember particular moments in our life, but we can remember specific events in our classrooms through some experiences when our neurons and senses are activated to help us really dig into the details of knowing a lot of information about stuff. So to find the blog really easy, a little bit of a mobile demonstration for you all this evening, type in the word episodic in here. Let me just make sure you can all see that clearly in the search bar. The first link here, this one here, the differences in episodic and semantic memory. And I hope you enjoy the research. Thanks for watching.


All of us at Navarra Media have been blown away by the support we've got in our latest fundraising drive so we can expand our operation in the new year. However, one person whose blood pressure exploded when an alternative media outlet asked for financial support was Maiya Tussi, he is a right-wing YouTuber who often appears on talk radio. Now they're trying to expand. How do we do that? We essentially raise capital, we're going to raise funding and make more revenue because they're communists. That's how it works. We have a video clip of the video that they've now published to ask for money and ask to raise funding for the channel. Something that, as we said, communists usually aren't in favour of. So the reason I'm doing this is because to show the hypocrisy of these people, they started it as a volunteer organisation because they said, oh, we're not capitalists, we don't need money, we're fine. Then they realised life is tough. You need to raise revenue, you need to pay yourselves. You can't just go outside Starbucks and wait for people to give you free coffee.    He isn't remarkable at all in his stupidity. There's lots of people, including people who are far smarter than him and should know better, who decide that anybody who participates in the economy in any way by working, by receiving payments, by making a purchase is automatically a capitalist. Now, this isn't something which anyone with a passing familiarity with Marx, anyone who's serious about ideas would ever think in a million years. The problem that Marx had with capitalism wasn't with the idea that people receive payments, access to the means of survival in return for their work. That is not what Marx said. What socialism is or what communism is, is not a huge expansion of the volunteer sector where people are just scrambling along on subsistence in order to pursue the very pure joy of backbreaking work. That's not communism. That's not socialism. The actually important stuff about being able to take surplus value away from the ownership class, having that go to the working classes, whether that's through communal ownership, whether it's through forms of workers, cooperatives, that's the central distinguishing factor amongst other things, democratic control of the economy, blah, blah, blah, between a traditionally capitalist idea of how our economy should work, how work and labor should work, and a Marxist one. It's laughable, but it's one of those things which sounds easy because when no one knows what communism is, because it's just scary reds under the beds or completely discredited as an ideology so discredited that you don't have to bother learning about it, Hoxters and grifters like Mr. Tussi are able to make a fairly decent living for themselves. And I would just also like to correct him on a point of fact, though he's never struck me as somebody to whom facts are particularly important. Navarra Media did not start out as a volunteer organization because we thought that that would be the really communist thing to do and it would corrupt us indelibly to be paid for our work. We started as a volunteer organization because there was space for a left-wing media outlet in this country and there was not funding that was available to us to pay ourselves first while still investing in the actual product. We had to make a choice between do we set up a media organization or do we pay people with a small amount of money that we were able to crowdfund at the time. Now, because we have an audience which thankfully is a lot smarter than my ATC's audience, we have enough coming in in terms of donations and subscriptions to not only pay ourselves, not only cover the costs of producing this content, but to grow as an organization. Now, thank goodness for our audience who are just that bit more discerning because I swear to God, if I ever caught any one of you slipping in the comments about who is not communist to get paid for your work, I'm shutting down the whole YouTube channel. I'm sorry, game over for the whole thing. Ash, we have a process. We have a process.  You made a mistake by giving me the password, man. You made a mistake. You've put all of those points way more articulate than I possibly could. I am going to use this opportunity, though, just to point out. But I mean, communism also isn't flat pay structures, but we do have one. So I think there are actually very few grounds where you can critique Navarra Media as an organization which doesn't really practice what it preaches. Everyone in Navarra gets paid exactly the same. We are a fairly non-hierarchical organization. We're not anarchists, but no one is exploiting anyone else at Navarra Media. And as Ash said, socialism and Marxism is an opposition to exploitation, not an opposition to getting paid. Yeah, I'm really surprised at how stupid those points were, but I'm sure if he goes on to talk radio and says all of that, he'll have the host going, oh, we have a very smart opinion which someone has come in here to tell us because that's the kind of understanding opinion they respond very well to.


What's going on, Infinite Family? Welcome back to another video. It's your girl, Janice. If you guys are new to the channel, don't forget to hit that subscribe button and join the family. As you can tell by the title and the thumbnail of today's video, I am going to be doing the possessed prank on my boyfriend. Guys, I have been waiting for a spooky season to do this prank on Isaiah because ever since I was a little kid, my family and friends used to make me do impersonations of the ring.  And I would just act out I'm the ring in front of them and they thought it was so entertaining for some reason. So that is the kind of thing I'm going to be doing today. So I'm just going to be acting crazy, possessed. Now honestly, this kind of scares me because I don't like stuff like this. I don't like messing with spirits and stuff like that. So I'm just saying Jesus protect me while I'm doing this. But anyway, Isaiah right now is picking up some boxes that we ordered at his mom's house. So when he gets back, we're just going to go ahead and get this prank started. So if you guys are ready for today's video, don't forget to smash that like button and comment team Ginny's in the comment section below because this is going to take a lot of energy to do. Let's get it guys. All right, infinite fam. So I went ahead and I put on some raggedy clothes. Just FYI, I do have shorts on underneath this. I don't know, I think I have panties on. It's shorts, but I just wanted to be really comfortable so I can do like whatever movements possible I can do. So I'm going to go ahead and take my glasses off and I'm going to let my hair down. And so I have Isaiah's location so I'm checking whenever he comes home. I'm just going to obviously get into character but for right now, I'm just going to let my hair down and we are going to wait for Isaiah to get here. I'm actually really nervous. I hope I really pulled this off well but I'll see you guys when the prank is started. So I just saw him park the car so we are going to go ahead and get this prank started. Oh my God, I'm so nervous now. Man, you got writer's block? You got writer's block? You even show it to demonic sounds? I'm not with that. I don't do that. You know I don't do that. Babe, you want your notebook back? Doing it's not funny anymore, are you? The one of your stitches pop? We not doing. That's what we're not doing. That's what we're not doing. Funny anymore, seriously. You're starting to freak me out. Go away. Go away, where? I just got home. I just got home. Why would I leave? I'm not cleaning that later. Sorry with you. I just like to read you something, okay? Some bath salts or something? Are you okay? You want me to turn on the fan or something? All right, I'm going to read you something that I found, okay? I walked through the valley of the shadow of death. I fear no evils. Babe, you just got surgery not too long ago. I don't need you doing gymnastics on the couch. And you break it, you buy it. We're not buying another couch. You're buying it this time. You doing yoga? Babe, are you messing with me? For real, because it's not funny anymore. You're starting to freak me out. Get away from our dog. This is the boxes here, I got good stuff. You have some stuff in your throat.  Do that, turn in the neck thing and don't do that. I'm not the one for that, don't do that. There's this burn. I took all of him right now. Guys, look at the aftermath. I did not realize how much stuff I was like throwing around. For the whole time, bud. Yeah, whatever. You were scared. No, I'm serious. I was looking for the camera and everything, but the way you were acting kind of freaked me out. You were shaking in your boots. I'm not wearing boots. All right, Infinite Fam, that took a lot out of me. I'm literally sweating. That was a lot. That was a lot of effort. I think the church has service tonight. I think we should go. Babe. That's fine, but Jesus isn't, so. Oh my goodness. I think we should go to church tonight. We could go to church if you want to. I love Jesus. It's not that we want to, I think we need to. Oh my goodness. You need to. No, I don't. I think so. Thank you guys so much for watching today's video. I really hope you enjoyed this one because this one took a lot out of me and honestly, I was kind of scared to do this because I don't mess around with this stuff, but I know Jesus is protecting me all day. It's time for today's post notification shout out. Today's post notification shout out goes out to Luisa Robertson. Thank you so much for your love and support. Izan, I love you. If you guys want a post notification shout out, all you guys gotta do is like, comment, share, and subscribe, and turn your post notification bells on so you're notified whenever we post a new video and we'll catch you in the next one. Love you, Infinite Fam.


So earlier this morning elementary OS 7 was released and when a new version of elementary OS comes out I usually take a look at it I go through all the new features and try to compare it to the previous versions because I've taken a look now at several different versions of elementary OS and Every time I do take a look at elementary OS It never really fails to disappoint me because it has so much potential But there's always these really weird or crappy problems that I just can't get past so I've never actually been able to recommend it to actually be used by anyone and I had high hopes for elementary OS 7 simply because it's version 7 and They managed to bump the version number up a whole digit so I figured maybe that this one here was going to be a big release and they're going to fix some of the problems that I had with it and Well, I was going to do a small first look and see how it went right on a laptop And you know, I was going to make this whole video was going to be great But I didn't get that far. I installed elementary OS 7 and Yeah, it looks basically the same which is not a huge problem The dark mode fixed a lot of the problems that I had with the look and feel of elementary OS It just looks so good as a dark mode Desktop environment. It's fantastic. The light mode is still freaking ugly But the dark mode makes it looks fine and as long as I stick to that I can forget that the light mode even exists So the fact that it still looks mostly the same and yeah, there's a whole bunch of different features But the first thing that I always do with any distro that I install is I update it now If I were to do it my normal way I would just open up the terminal and do an update that way But because I'm trying a new distribution I do it the way that they expect most people to do it and that's opening up their app store now on elementary OS 7 and just like elementary OS 6 and all the elementary OS is before that the app store is called app center and the app center has always been the Shining jewel of the elementary OS install It has been the things that they've been able to tell that makes them different because it's the thing that's supposed to help monetize applications and supposed to tout open source applications and it's been Supposedly really really good, but I've always had many problems with it, but honestly it was always Fine until they switched over to flat pack in version 6 and I talked about this in my video there because Basically their whole plan there in version 6 was to transfer everything that was in the app center over to flat pack And I'm a big flat pack supporter. I like flat flat pack a lot So though the switch over didn't bother me But because they were doing this transition the app center felt really empty, right? When you first when elementary OS 6 first came out if you got in there You'd find that there weren't very many applications actually available anymore because they had to take a whole bunch of them out because they weren't flat packs and they had to kind of wait for the development ecosystem to kind of Fill in the gaps to update themselves in order to make themselves available back into the repository The problem is is that it didn't get better, right? Yeah, there's more applications in it now than there were when elementary 6 was released But there's not that many and the biggest issue that I had then remains now and this is the reason why I couldn't get the Actual, you know first look done because I got to this point and decided to test to see if the problem was still there And the problem is this flat hub is not enabled by default now There are a lot of distributions out there that use flat pack that don't have flat hub but those distros almost universally are Tying their app stores into some kind of distro repository be it Ubuntu or Arch or Fedora Whatever when you install something when you go to their app stores Cheryl they try to focus on flat packs first maybe but they also have access to RPM files or dot deb files or whatever so that runs the collection of Applications that they have available to them, but elementary OS doesn't do this all they have available are their small collection of flat packs And while it has been growing it doesn't compare to what's available on flat hub now I know what you're thinking Matt enabling flat hub is literally one line in the terminal or you can even click on a Link inside of that center to enable flat hub. It works fine. It's not even that hard the problem. I have is elementary OS is a distribution that is touted for new Linux users and Sure, it does say in a small little blurb at the bottom of the Product not found page that you can click on this link install flat hub and maybe find your application the problem there is that you have to kind of know what flat hub is and It's also a very small line of text So some people are just gonna see a product not found page and not even read the small line of text It just adds this extra step that someone has to take in order to Find the vast majority of the applications that elementary OS is supposed to support and even all that's not the worst problem The worst problem is because they've limited themselves to the small batch of applications They don't have access to things like Firefox or Libre Office or literally any office suite Like it would be different if they had Libre Office installed by default, but they don't They don't have any office suite installed and because of the limitations of apps center You have no way of actually installing an office suite without enabling flat hub first it adds that extra layer of stuff that the user is supposed to be able to do and understand that they're supposed to do and that hurdle while not hard is definitely not something that you would expect a new user to know why they need to do this why If I'm trying to put myself in the shoes of a brand new Linux user I'm coming from Windows and I'm used to being able to go to the Windows store and just downloading anything that I want or Going on to the web and you know and downloading it that way Whatever one thing that I don't have to do is enable or repository in order to do it Right and well if this was arch Linux or something or gen 2 I wouldn't have any problems with a user being expected to have to and you know enable a repository to do something Even fedora requires you to enable a third-party repository in order to get anything that's non-free Right if you want the Nvidia drivers or anything else you have to enable rpm fusion to get a lot of the Proprietary stuff that you may want right so I have no problem with that aspect of it But the problem is like fedora does not tout itself for new users Arch doesn't tout itself for new users gen 2 should definitely tout itself for new users now that I think about it It's definitely a new user distro But elementary OS does right elementary OS is supposed to be this thing that draws in new Linux users to Linux itself for the very first time and they have this hurdle And it's the biggest hurdle you can put in there and that is the lack of software The biggest stereotype that Linux has or has had over the last 32 years or whatever It's been is that Linux doesn't have software That's the thing that if you ask a Windows user that just happens to know what Linux is and you ask them why they don't use Linux Probably what they're going to tell you is one of two things one that say they're too hard or two It doesn't have apps that they need or alternatives that they can learn right those are the two main reasons why a person Who knows what Linux is probably doesn't use Linux right if they still use Windows and if you come Let's just say you decide. Oh, it's time to give Linux a try again I'm gonna go to Linux in the first distro that I come across because maybe I'm more familiar with Mac OS I'm gonna try elementary OS 6 or elementary OS 7 in this case, right? And you go there and you are used to using an app store on Mac OS So you get into the app center because well, that's cool That's you know has a collection of applications that I can go download and what do you find? Well, it doesn't have an office suite or you don't it doesn't have access to any of the browsers that you might want You know even open source like I could understand if they didn't have access to Chrome or something like that But they don't have access to Firefox, which is open source So they can't they can't argue to me that the reason why they've done this is to protect the users from proprietary software or proprietary garbage is DC says because the way they've done it precludes them from Any type of extra software because flat helps just not enabled now Flat helps not enabled on fedora either it is going to be enabled in the next version of fedora and They're going to be doing some really weird filtering to take out the proprietary stuff from flat I don't agree with that at all But it's a solution to maybe what elementary OS is trying to do here I don't know and you got to remember they're a very small team So maybe they don't have the manpower to do that kind of thing But my biggest issue with this thing and it has been since elementary OS 6 and that's what's really Really got to me and the reason why I'm making this video instead of a first look is that this should be fixed Like it's exactly the same thing as elementary 6 was if you search for something that's not there They give you a this really small link in order for you to fix it yourself right adding flat up flat Hub by yourself, and it's not a hard hurdle But it is a hurdle that does require some knowledge and that just it This should be fixed This is not a hard thing to do if you switch to flat pack There's no reason not to use flat hub because as far as I know elementary OS Does not have some Philosophical reason not to include flat hub like fedora is vehemently anti proprietary software like they'll literally take out codecs from their distros Even if it risks breaking a whole bunch of stuff right because they do not want to have any problems with licenses or proprietary nonsense now, maybe I'm just not up on the whole business ethos of elementary OS, but as far as I know they don't have the same kind of anti proprietary software as Fedora does I mean, maybe it's just kind of goes without saying that they do but still if that's the reason why they're not Including flat hub, then why do they link to it in the first place because like Fedora doesn't tell you to install flat Hub at all. They don't even mention flat hub. You have to know that it exists a Mentor OS will tell you that flat hubs there and you guys got to click the button, right? So they're not so anti proprietary software that they won't link to it It doesn't make sense to me just Enable flat hub and all of your problems are gonna be gone because you will have access to Libre office and only Office and Firefox and on Google Chromium and Brave and whatever, you know, it's It's an easy solution, right? It's not like I There there is an argument to be made that the reason why they have it this way is because the stuff that's in their own repository right now is done by developers who put it in there themselves and Want them to monetize that stuff So all the stuff there has the ability to be monetized by adding in flat hub You'd be populating the store that with a whole bunch of applications that would necessarily probably push all of the Promoted applications that you have down which would then make it less likely that those apps would make money That's an argument that I can see But you're doing that on you know at the cost of Usability for new users and if that's a that I mean that's obviously a Trade-off that they're fully willing to take if that's the reason why they're doing this if they don't want to risk Crouting out their own applications inside of that store by enabling flat hub If that's the risk that they want to take, you know, then fine I suppose but it's this one thing No matter how good or bad elementary OS 7 is would prevent me from ever recommending it for a new user I just can't do it. There are so many different Distributions out there that do app stores way better. I mean miles and a head better than elementary OS and I mean, you can you can use Ubuntu which has access to a lot of software out of the box And sure it's going to force you to use snaps, but say what you will bus snaps There's a lot of them, you know, and you can have it you can get a you can get Firefox and you get Chrome and Whatever, there's a lot of them there, you know, or you can if you were, you know Interested in using man jar or something like that. You could use man jar or endeavor OS. They all do App stores way way better Than elementary OS does same thing with like Kaboom to or Katie neon or whatever I mean, I could just even solace which has a very small a Very very small repository of applications still does it better than elementary It does because it has like a third-party repo that you can Peruse to get to your applications that you might need right plus it also supports flat pack flat hub and I think snaps I'm not sure about that part But even solace that is a very small team does it just better than elementary elementary OS does and it's it's mind-boggling that this is still a problem and It makes it completely like I said, I can't recommend it to anybody. So those are my thoughts on elementary 7 It's not probably what you wanted to hear But if you want to watch a video where they go through all of the Brand-new features and stuff like that. I will link to Nick at the Linux experiments video He does a fantastic job of going through all of the new features and stuff like that his videos are always good So I will link to that in the video description. That's kind of what I was going to do But I couldn't get past this like it would have been a waste of my time to do anything else on this distro Because it's just I don't care like if you if you're doing this it just bothers me So that's it for this video if you have thoughts on this you can leave those in the comment section below I'd love to hear from you you can follow me and master down our odyssey those links will be in the video description You can support me on patreon at patreon.com slash the Linux cast links for libera pay and YouTube will be in the video description as well Thanks to everybody who does support me on patreon YouTube you guys are all absolutely amazing without you the challenge It's not be anywhere near where it is right now. So thank you so very very much for his report. I truly do appreciate you guys You're just seriously. Thanks so much Thanks every for watching. I'll see you


Hey everybody, it's Brian and today is our 8th Qt video with C++. Today we're going to be going over layouts and how to do them via code. But what you see before you is the minimal application of very bare bones that we've been working with. Include Qt application. We have our main function and we're just doing a very basic application loop here. Alright, now moving right along. First thing we need to do is include and we'll say whoops, I hit the wrong button here. Sorry about that. Cue push button. And let's do include Cue Hbox. Hbox layout. And let's actually include I cannot type today. Wow. Cue Vbox layout. Now what is Cue Hbox layout and Cue Vbox layout? Well, as you might have guessed, Hbox layout is a layout but it's horizontal and Vbox layout is vertical. And we'll show you these here in just a second. First we got a bit of coding to do. One thing about layouts is they are not technically widgets so you can't show them on the screen. So what we need to do is create a Cue widget and we'll call it window. Cue widget. And this is what we're going to end up showing here. So we'll say window. I forgot my pointer. That would probably be helpful.  It's just your basic widget. So Cue just shows it in the most obnoxiously large size it can possibly think of. Let's actually add set window title. This is how you change the title of the window. Just kind of goofing around here. Alright, let's get down to business. We're going to make a few push buttons here. So we'll say Cue push button button one equal new Cue push button. And we're going to give it just the text of one. Let's make a couple of these. Let's actually make three of them real quick. Through the magic of copy and paste we can make three of them very quickly. Alright two and three and let's change the text accordingly here. Alright, now that we have our buttons out in memory, we need to put them in a layout and then assign the layout to the widget. So let's go Cue hbox layout. We're going to do a horizontal layout and we'll call this hlayout. I always forget my pointer too. And this is a new cute hbox layout. Now to add those buttons onto this layout, you say layout, add widget, and we're going to say button one. And through, you guessed it, the magic of copy and paste probably indent those correctly. Not that it really matters with C++. I just like to be neat. We'll add those to the layout. And then we will say window set layout and assign our layout. Now quick review before we run this. We are including the correct code and then we are starting our application loop. And what we are doing in the initialization of that loop is we're creating a widget calling it window, setting the title, creating three buttons, creating a layout, adding the buttons to the layout, setting the windows layout to the layout memory. Sounds complex, but you get it. Compile run and that is our horizontal layout. Automatically adds them in. And if you add buttons, it will just keep going and going and going. And when you resize this, you notice how you cannot resize any smaller but you can resize bigger. Let me actually drag this so you can see the buttons expand and that goes with the size policy and size hint of the buttons. Alright, now that's the horizontal layout. Let's do a vertical layout. So let's go Q VBoxLayout We'll call this VLayout. And as you've probably already guessed what I'm going to do here, Qt is a very intuitive framework and it's very, very easy to work with. Let's just comment that out so you can see what's going on here. And I'm just going to run and compile it. It's pretty self-explanatory as you might have guessed. What it does is it puts it vertically. So once again, this is Brian and we've covered layouts. We've covered the horizontal and vertical and how to add them onto a form and how to add items into the layout. I hope you found this video educational and entertaining and thank you for watching.


if Elon Musk had a really massive scandal would we call it elongate no i know that's a stretch oh two for it was a two for one today hey welcome back to our stupid reactions of corbin i'm rick you can follow us on instagram twitter for more juicy content thank you to our supporters on patreon follow us to the like button please don't ever bring that many of those shitty logos in here what about the tattoo on my left calf unfortunately you can't do much about that one yeah we all have bad tattoos i guess today a new trailer dropped last night it dropped about i heard it one am it woke me up but when i saw who it was i just gave it a nice little pet and said see in a couple hours good job around one am our time um here so we're just getting to it in the morning here but it's a new fa fa film it's called dome mom dome mom right it's da hoom's mother right that's mom yeah so what happens when you do dooms mom yeah um brought to you by fa fa but it's uh it's actually quite interesting because it's a it's shot in multiple languages we're doing the malayalam trailer because it's uh a lot of malayalam actors a lot of people think it's malayalam but it's also a kind of a production house harambe uh yeah i know that name well not harambe um no i always call it harambe you do and i'm so i'm so used to your carbonization r.i.p harambe all right that's right um it's called the yeah it's i don't know if i'm gonna pronounce it correctly but is it um who did obviously kgf and um kantara so they have ample money to spend was this filmed in both languages it was filmed in five i believe actually it's that boggles the mind that's one thing i wouldn't be able to help an actor with in any way shape or form how to do your lines in five different languages yeah so i don't whole of the world i well obviously you've done it and i've actually tried i've seen you i've i've done an audition you y'all wouldn't know this but i've i've done an audition where my character had to speak hindi didn't know what the heck i was saying i mean i knew the translation but as i was saying it i didn't i it's it is a mind fill on the blank yep but anyways that's obviously fa fa and the director is actually the director he's a canada director so that's um who knows what this film is it's a pan india film yeah uh the director is pawan kumar who's the writer director also the writer uh but he did uh films that we haven't seen but i know a lot about uh u-turn and lucia lucia was the first ever crowdfunded film in canada uh oh i did not know that we've seen the trailer for it both of them i didn't i didn't remember it was a crowdfunded i do believe both of these especially lucia are more of a mind bend kind of film cool like no no money yeah yeah kind of not on that massive scale but yeah right right uh those kind of films so let's just get into it and see what this is about yeah hello if you want yep hello he's watching kjm you need to stop this now never like me there's nothing money can buy this is personal man rich very very rich i'm not at all impressed what i'm so confused as is as is often the case with amalia alum trailer what the hell is going on no clue no especially from the beginning yeah so yeah these are the ads we see in all the theaters okay so it's about the ad what if we made the ad something they really have to watch and then we what the heck so i at the beginning i thought i was like okay so this is about the advertising company that decided to right put that at the beginning of the movies right and then i was like i i don't know the fuck this movie's about now i i have no clue love them love the music under the trailer right yeah uh love the visuals yeah it's fa fa so we're intrigued immediately but as usual it's malayalam cinema always just throws stuff at you and makes you try to guess what the heck is going on yeah and and once again i don't know if this is actually malayalam or if it's canada production or if it's predominantly it that felt like a malayalam yeah um but obviously they're going for the very pan india uh cool it's how they decided to shoot this film but was there a log line for this no what the heck is this about let me see if uh this is a britain uh audio no yeah there's no log line here wow um uh i didn't see a release date did you in theaters june 23rd oh it's right around the corner um which is far away so i bet we'll get something else from it before and if we oh it's her it's harambe films so they have they have the money for distribution now i do have it for you checked to see it won't be this far out yeah it won't be this far out that's true um so we'll have to wait for like a week before uh because it's going to get crowded here in american theaters it's summertime so screen availability is going to be what's coming oh obviously well you got the end of you got barbie an openheimer obviously well you've got at the at around the same time this is coming out you've got indiana jones oh okay yeah on the heels of that while it's still running you're gonna have dead reckoning oh and then while that's running you're gonna have barbie and openheimer when are they at the end of they're at the end of july end of so you got end of june mid july end of july so and those will take up a lot of screens yeah jury is out as far as how well they'll do and how long they'll run because we didn't get the last fafa film either correct but this is this is a bigger production right they got the pockets to distribute who knows um because i thought those absolute layers they decided to put kg i know like i was so focused i'm trying to figure out what's going on that i love they put the iconic they like the cigarette on the smoking hot yeah that's great promote your own stuff i guess why not is that fafa watching it too yeah that's fafa watching it that is watching it um man i i have no clue because i know i it i know how to solve the problem huh of figuring out what's really going on here hey hey fafa yeah come on the channel come come on the channel i talk about it uh there is no smoke without fire in the fafa is a you turn no i'm trying to see if anybody has any kind of logline a few souls leave behind a trailer of smoke and mirrors so it's supposed to confuse you the whole of course yeah the whole thing is there's there's a lot more that's going to be going on than let me see what you smoke and mirrors um so that's you're supposed to be confused i think i guess um and you're supposed to be intrigued enough to uh no for canada's no and you guys could tell because we haven't seen those i know a lot about them um in terms of like canada films the um lucia and u-turn uh u-turn is the canada u-turn because i there's also a hindi u-turn yeah this is the can yeah the canada one is the one and that we had heard about uh pawan again writer director pawan kumar crime mystery okay and i think lucia is also mystery so he might just like this genre sure sci-fi sci-fi mystery he likes these kind of mind-bending kind of film awesome that you have to think a little bit more about which is great yeah we love that awesome uh i would love to know and i guess it'll it'll just like what is i i would think the trailer that's the most watched because they have all the trailers on their their site malayalam is the most watched so i'm assuming it's a predominantly malayalam but you're gonna get a predominant malayalam audience with fafa for sure yeah so but then it's a canada production it's a director and writer um and it just very well again you said it was shot in multiple languages so um i'm so confused and look at he's so on the screen he's sideways with his mouth i'm looking at the poster here he's sideways with his mouth taped mm-hmm then there's the faces of the other cast members there's shooting at a car or at least pointing his gun at a car he's over what looks to be a dead body um yeah there's there's so much going on here there's no way and i think mr kumar is thinking and that's exactly what i wanted i wanted you all to try to be figuring out what the heck is going on yeah exactly so yeah we may get just before it releases we may get a more um a little more revealing trailer i think we'll definitely get something i'm surprised this is a trailer not a teaser me too um this may be the one and done for them promoting it but i can't imagine it's just not how india cinema does it no especially with the star as big as fafa and malayalam doesn't usually come out with stuff this early either correct you know it's like what it's the the ninth it's it's the it's the ninth so it's it's it's two weeks out no it's the eighth so we're two weeks out which is standard to have the trailer come two weeks prior okay i still feel like we're gonna get something else that's just how indian cinema usually has i would imagine a week or five days out from release date anyways i'm intrigued because of it's fafa and it's uh it's it's weird and it's it's different and i like that um malayalam cinema well i don't like i said i don't even know if this is malayalam cinema they shot in malayalam cinema but is it malayalam cinema right technically i don't know we need fafa to come clear everything up for us yes please fafa um anyways let us know did she thought about the trailer down below


And it's currently taking off Matt Jackson's boots so that he can put this shoe on the leg. Oh no! TOO MUCH! It's taking equal rights, equal fights to a extreme level. What's good, y'all? It's your boy Ross back here again with another video. So we're gonna check out Pro Wrestling. Try not to win or look away challenge number 10, man. It's been a minute since we checked out one of these. This should be a very interesting one. I'm gonna try not to win and or look away. A lot of times it's very difficult to do on these clips because the stuff that people be putting themselves through their bodies through is just cringe, wincing, inducing. So we're gonna check this out. You try as well to join in on a challenge. Let me know what part made you cringe or win or look away as soon as you saw it happen. And I don't think I've ever passed any of these challenges since I've been doing them. Shout out to BDWJForever for always dropping the great wrestling compilations. And let's see if I can look at this without wincing or cringing or looking away. Let's do this thing. And I think we know what comes next. Loki extricating himself after counting on the The Young Brian Danielson. I didn't know those were thumps, thump tax. Oh, there was no one there. He just, he just hit the floor. Oh, his legs. But Jason Cross sends him out to one and keep Romeo from behind. Oh, these may have been going for the spear there. Power for spear. The roof of Aaron's is is very small. The roof of Aaron was very small there. Eagle rights. The light twos back inside the ring. All right. Well, she's out of there. Oh my gosh. Knocked on the ref. No, no, no. I throw the eggs for the ref, bro. He legit is out, bro. He legit is out, bro. I can't understand why the ref wouldn't move after that. My man's got, he's legit out. I understand he's being out for the rest of the match. Let's get him some, some medical attention. Oh, no, send the box. That's our bull kick out of that, bro. What's the normal degree of support from this crowd? For the Reds for a minute. Oh, to see him again as to be raised. Here he goes. Oh, we messed up. Oh my god. That's not. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Oh, they botched it. Oh, it's a botch too. Oh, no. Bro, there's, that's, there's like, you know, a little padding on the floor, but that's it. That, oh my god. Oh, no. Not okay, not okay, not okay. No, no. Y'all, this is it. I'm trying to stay strong, y'all, bro. But these clips are getting more insane. Young AJ. Uh-oh. I've seen this spot. Oh my god. Oh, on the shoe. Oh, no. It's taking equal rights, equal fights to a extreme level. All right. Still thanks for her too. One, two. Oh my god. Joey saves. Her face is. They can't go for the C4 spike, but Bayley has had an answer. Oh my god. All right, Alex. Oh, no. What is going on here? I think I've seen this clip before. What is happening? Bro, that ladder don't look safe at all. Oh, as I expected it. Look at the ladder, man.  Went through the chain here. Oh my god. Oh. No, don't do it. Right equal fights once again. How? Oh, yeah. I think we've seen this one. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. It's equal fights. She got a win. She got, she got a redemption. I've seen this before. Oh, wait, wait, wait.   That's why. Oh, no. Oh, no. Good job. Maybe winced on that last clip. We got to look at that again, bro. Was those used? Those were like silverware. Those are like forks. Those are like forks. Big scoop from Lori Hough. First time I've actually passed.  So I think I've become a little bit desensitized. A lot of them I was very shocked for, but it didn't make me just cringe or look away, man. So I don't know. Maybe they're not as brutal as I used to think they were because I've seen so many crazy wrestling clips over the past past year or so. So comment down below. Let me know what part made you winced or look away at all if any did. But I appreciate all of them. Sport you guys showing on channel Road to 150k and I'm still getting speedy.  Appreciate y'all kicking me. See y'all next one. Peace.


My fellow Americans, this is the last day of Small Business Week, so I'd like to mark the occasion by speaking about the importance of entrepreneurs and how we're trying to help them. When you think about it, every week should be Small Business Week because America is small business. Small firms account for nearly half our jobs, they create some 60 percent of new jobs, and they're on the cutting edge of innovation, providing products and ideas for the future. Starting from ballpoint pens to FM radios, automatic transmissions and helicopters was conceived in the minds of entrepreneurs, men and women who had the spirit to dream impossible dreams, take great risks, and work long hours to make their dreams come true. In his book Wealth and Poverty, George Gilder wrote, �Most successful entrepreneurs contribute far more to society than they ever recover, and most of them win no riches at all.  Too often, entrepreneurs are forgotten heroes. We rarely hear about them. But look into the heart of America and you'll see them. They're the owners of that store down the street, the faithfuls who support our churches, schools and communities, the brave people everywhere who produce our goods, feed a hungry world, and keep our homes and families warm while they invest in the future to build a better America. That word �invest� helps explain why entrepreneurs are a special breed. When small business people invest their money, they have no guarantee of a profit. They're motivated by self-interest, but that alone won't do the trick. Success comes when they can anticipate and deliver what you the consumer wants and do it in a way that satisfies you. As Gilder points out, entrepreneurs intuitively understand one of the world's best-kept secrets. Capitalism begins with giving, and capitalism works best and creates the greatest wealth and human progress for all when it follows the teachings of scripture. Give and you will be given unto, search and you will find, cast your bread upon the waters and it will return to you many fold. In the parable of the talents, the man who invests and multiplies his money is praised, but the rich who hoard their wealth are rebuked in scripture. True wealth is not measured in things like money or oil, but in the treasures of the mind and spirit. Oil was worthless until entrepreneurs with ideas and the freedom and faith to take risks managed to locate it, extract it, and put it to work for humanity. We can find more oil, and we can develop abundant supplies of new forms of energy if we encourage risk-taking by thousands and thousands of entrepreneurs not rely on government to hoard ration and control. The whole idea is to trust the people. Countries that don't, like the USSR and Cuba, will never prosper. Entrepreneurs have always been leaders in America. They led the rebellion against excessive taxation and regulation. They and their offspring pushed back the frontier, transforming the wilderness into a land of plenty. Their knowledge and contributions have sustained us in wartime, brought us out of recessions, carried our astronauts to the moon, and led American industry to new frontiers of high technology. We came to Washington confident that this small business spirit could make America well and get our economy moving again. Well, it's working, and we want to keep on using that special principle of giving by putting America's destiny back into the people's hands, providing you new incentives to save, invest, and take risks so more wealth will be created at every level of our society. We know small business is ready. That group fared better during the recent recession, laid off less workers than big business, and will recover faster. Over the last two years, you heard about the high rate of small business failures. You heard about it over and over again. What you didn't hear very often was that in 1981, a record 580,000 new businesses were formed, and 560,000 new enterprises were begun in 1982. They're the seeds of lasting recovery. I think America's witnessing a renaissance in enterprise, and it's being nurtured by victories we've won. For example, reducing the regulatory burden, knocking down the rate of inflation by more than two-thirds, cutting more than in half the record 21.5% prime interest rate we inherited, passing a Small Business Innovation Development Act to direct millions of dollars in research funds to high-tech firms, passing the Prompt Payments Act to assure that small businesses dealing with the federal government get paid promptly, and most important, providing solid incentives for new investment and risk taking by cutting personal tax rates, shortening depreciation schedules, and sharply reducing estate taxes on family-owned businesses and farms. At least 85% of the 13 million small firms in America pay their taxes by personal rates, not by corporate rates. These firms will provide most of the new jobs to bring down unemployment. Any action that tampers with the third year of the tax cut, or the indexing provision which protects you from being pushed by inflation into higher tax brackets, would harm Small Business and send unemployment up, not down. That's why I must, and I will, veto any attack on the tax incentives. They belong to you, the people. They're not the governments to take away. If the Congress wants to help us spur small business growth and jobs in depressed regions, it should pass our enterprise zones proposal. This could provide genuine opportunity for those in need, so we hope there'll be no further delay. Governments don't reduce deficits by raising taxes on the people. Governments reduce deficits by controlling spending and stimulating new wealth. Wealth from investments of brave people with hope for the future, trust in their fellow man and faith in God. Until next week, thanks for listening, and God bless you.


So, when exporting to Unreal from Blender, there are some basic good practices to have that I think everyone should know for your Unreal adventures. For those of you wondering, yes, I do plan to cover the Send to Unreal add-on in later videos, but first I just wanted to cover the standard export methods because sometimes add-ons don't work, or they glitch, or they crash, or they stop being supported altogether. And because you can never really guarantee that an add-on will work all the time, I always think it's important to understand how to export things the old-fashioned way, just in case all else fails. So today we're going to talk about good practices to have before you send your objects to Unreal. Now, number one, always apply transformations before you export. Control A, all transformations, you're done. This guarantees that whatever changes you made to the position, rotation, and scale of an object will be reflected when you get to Unreal. When you export something to Unreal and then make a change in Blender, and you don't see that change reflected when you re-import it, it's probably because you forgot to apply transformations.  The center of the world will become the pivot point of your object when you export. If your object's origin is to the left and below, that is where your origin is going to be when it gets to Unreal. So if you have a missile launcher and the latches need to rotate in a specific pivot point, then the origin needs to be where you intend the rotation point to be. Otherwise, the pivot points might not be where you need them. Also, generally, parenting doesn't really transfer over from Blender to Unreal. If you have a single object like this and then send it to Unreal, it will probably get there the way you expect. But if you have multiple objects with one of them parented to another, if you export as an FBX, then in Unreal, it'll export each object separately. But you still won't get the parenting structure from Blender. They'll just appear as separate objects. Typically, to get parenting for basic objects, your most reliable bet is to export them separately and just parent them in Unreal manually. So those are some good practices and info that you should know when you go back and forth between Unreal and Blender. Hope that helps, and as always, if you have a fantastic day and I'll see you around.


We're going to be looking at how to make searchable research questions called concept organizers. So it is hard to get focused when you are doing literature searches, but there are ways to get started. One of them is by writing questions that are easy to break down into concepts and easy to search with. And then, of course, to do that, we will use concept organizers. And let's take a look at a question. So let's say that I'm interested in looking at how the quality of sleep affects strategic decision-making and risk-taking behaviors. Is this a focused searchable question? We've got about four things we can really look at. How does the quality of sleep for whom or what? And then how do we measure the quality of sleep? Of course, what is decision-making and what are the risk-taking behaviors we might be interested in? Let's take a look at all of them. The first one is the most decisive, the most exciting. So not only are we asking about how to quantify the effects of sleep, but we need to ask, on whom? Is it humans that we're worried about? So this is a question about population. Population is who you are studying, and it doesn't have to be humans. It could be rodents. We could even look at social insects. So deciding on the population is absolutely key. And that will, in many ways, determine how we're going to answer two, three, and four. Thinking about the quality of sleep, we should definitely ask ourselves, what are we looking for? Healthy sleep? Or are we going to be going with instruments that are self-reported? We have decision-making, right? So again, we have to ask ourselves, if we're studying humans, what kinds of decision-making are we studying and so forth? And there are many different kinds of scales that we could use for that. And then finally, risk. There are specific kinds of risk behaviors such as gambling. So what else can we make a note of? Well, definitely the participants. Also, the selection mechanism of the participants. And are we going to have a control population? Are the participants healthy? The thing that I mentioned is studying human decision-making processes and scales. You can go to the decision-making individual differences inventory. So could we write a more focused question? What would it look like? In the case of a literature review for empirical work that you're conducting, you can definitely do a more focused research question and then conduct both sensitive and more precise searches. And we've talked a little bit about that. So how could we write a more focused question? Well, first of all, we select participants based on what you're interested in. And we could go as fine as selecting the age bracket. We look at a specific kind of quality of sleep. So in our case, let's select sleep deprivation. Quality affects outcome, right? So it's not a specific outcome we're looking at, but rather we are looking at scales that will allow us to determine the quality or maximizing in this case the amount of winnings in their gambling. So our question now looks like this. How does the quality of gambling decisions change as a function of stimulant use for healthy sleep deprived adults? So why are we looking at stimulant use? Well, we know that the quality of sleep is going to change the quality of the decisions. And we know that stimulant use can improve cognitive function, right? So we want to see whether or not gambling decisions change when we give our participants stimulants after they've been sleep deprived. You may want to look, for example, at a specific gambling inventory. So you may be looking at performance in gambling measured by, let's say, this specific idle gambling task inventory. And how does that change as a function of caffeine or other stimulant intake for healthy sleep deprived participants aged 18 to 65? So you see how you can move from a specific but still fairly open literature search question to a question that is really very precise. So now let's grab a concept map organizer. It's the simplest organizer that helps us to break down the concept in our question into the most significant concepts. The very first thing we encounter here is the quality of gambling decisions. So I'm going to just put in gambling decisions. Now, what are we doing? What's the intervention? Well, it's the use of stimuli to improve the quality of decisions. So we've got the thing that we're measuring gambling decisions. We've got our intervention, stimulant use. Now we've got our population, right? So we've got healthy adults and there is a condition that they have, which is sleep deprivation. The next thing we want to do with our organizer is to think about broader and narrower concepts or synonyms that can be used to describe the four that we've selected here. So we can look at risk taking, which is much broader. We can look at gambling addiction or we can just look at general gambling behaviors as opposed to decision making. Now, when we're looking at stimulants here, we can get very interesting and very creative because there are different kinds of stimulants that we may have easy access to caffeine. And here are a couple of specific unfair needs. So we also want to know a little bit more about sleep deprivation. And here it is fairly specific, but we may want to again go broader for sleep quality, sleeplessness and chronic lack of sleep. Now what we can do is once we've split up these parts of a question into a simple organizer, we can use an organizer that helps us with research decision making. And these are incredibly common in healthcare research. So I really want you to be exposed to this because as you move on and start working in healthcare context, the Pico or Picoat organizer is extremely common. So the main thing about the Pico organizer reminds you about making sure you've got a population, making sure you're thinking about the control and then thinking also about the type of study. So here's what we've done to our question. So for the population, we've got our healthy adults and we still need to know more about the selection and recruitment mechanisms. We've got our intervention, which is administering stimulants. We've got our control, which is the group that gets the placebo and they get their both healthy sleep deprived participants. And we want to see what our outcome is and that is how the performance on the gambling tasks as measured by one of the infantories changes with the use of stimulant versus placebo. And the type of study in this case, it is going to definitely be some sort of quantitative empirical study. A type of analysis tool for research questions that is very popular in qualitative health research is the spider. The spider stands for sample phenomenon of interest design. So that's research design, evaluation and research type. So our sample again is our healthy adult individuals and that are recruited a certain way. We've got a phenomenon of interest. So the effect of stimulants or placebills on gambling decisions for our sleep deprived adults. Now, when we look at the outcomes, so when we do our evaluation, we really want to know whether there is altered cognitive performance as a result of the stimulant intake for our sleep deprived adults. And finally, for a research type, we want quantitative research, but spider is also very used for either mixed methods or qualitative research. So this is it. This tells you, first of all, that there are ways for you to try to break it down and tease out what really interests you about it and what are the important points about it that may be implied. What we're going to do now is to do a recap of some of the search terminology. And by the way, I will provide a fillable word document with concept map, the Pico organizer and a spider so you can play around with your research question. So remember that searches that are inclusive and really try to tease out all the literature on the topic are called sensitive and precise searches, on the other hand, return a few well-defined results on a topic that's usually well known. So in your case, when you're doing a major literature review, you do need to run some sensitive searches to really explore your topic, but very often you still run precise searches before, during and after. You never run just one search, you use both. Now to improve the sensitivity of a search using Boolean operator or is always the best strategy as well as using several different databases. If you want to improve precision, using the end operator and using further limits are always the best strategies. Now, let's look at a couple of these examples. So if you're just running a search for alcohol and homicide, what happens when you expand alcohol to alcoholic, alcoholism or intoxicated, intoxication or drunk drunkenness or integrated integration and so forth, and then you end it with homicide? What do you think you're going to get? So remember when you're using or, or is more and every time you get more results, you get sensitivity. Now, what about this? If you're looking for alcohol and violence and you change your search to look for alcohol and violence in Canada, well, you're actually making the search more precise because you're adding more limits. So every time you add a limit, you make a search more precise and you get fewer results that are more focused.


Well, they battled just a couple weeks ago. Castle Lake, Bina topped Red Lake in boys basketball by 33 points, but it's a rivalry for a reason. Put that game in the rearview mirror. It's time for part two this time. Shifting to Panther Country. The Warriors 3 and 0 on the road, but cast like being other perfect at home. Something's got to give the Panthers came ready to play Jarell Jacobs. Nice move in the pain here. He'll finish the lane. They lead early then later. From deep Arnold Kingbird. Rattle home the three from the corner. He leads the way with 27 points. They're up big, but hold on a sec. Here comes Red Lake and the White Feather. He'll pull up and knock down the three. They get within 10. But Cast Lake Bina ends the half with a 10-0 run. Ethan Brown from the corner. Give them three of those. Bottom of the net. Cast Lake would go on to win this one big. 104 to 69. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


So, I was told in my review of the Time War Inspire that the Vigilance Wing is a better weapon in almost every instance for PvP. Well today we find out what is going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. The Vigilance Wing is one of the last exotics I needed before Zer brought it. When he did I purchased it and put it away in my vault. Iron Banner then came around which I grinded the heck out of just to get 20 of the same weapon, that weapon being the Time War Inspire, the Iron Banner Pulse Rifle. Because I got so many of them I decided to try it out in PvP and little did I know I would fall in love with it. You may have seen my in-depth review of this weapon, I stated it was the best PvP Pulse Rifle in the game as I honestly thought that. The comments section as you can imagine was filled with people agreeing and disagreeing with my opinion which was expected but 99% of the people who disagreed with me all mentioned one other Pulse Rifle, the Vigilance Wing. Now before we go any further guys, do you want to win some epic loot, I've got emblem codes, barrel codes, gift cards and much much more. To win some simply drop a like on the video, leave a comment down below and join my discord server linked within the video description.  A weapon easily capable of taking out camping, team shooting, my back users. The range on this thing is incredible, it hits like a truck and it just feels amazing. I will state though although there's not a massive difference to this weapon made by using kinetic counterbalance mods, there is a slight difference which in my opinion helps you hit more of your shots at range which is definitely enough to warrant you using them in a game like Destiny 2 where a lot of people play PvP sitting back. Now as much as I love this thing, is it better than a Time Warmspire? Well let's first check out its perks and then we'll look at its in depth stats and then compare them to the Time Warmspires. Ok so we have composite stuck, last down which is the trait perk, improves weapon performance when wielder is the last living member of a fireteam. We have alloy magazine, corkscrew rifling and the intrinsic perk which is harsh truths which works amazingly I might say. This weapon fires a 5 round burst, when a nearby ally is killed, gain health regeneration and increased movement speed, it actually comes into effect way more times than you think and does save your life multiple times throughout matches for sure. So let's check out its in depth stats. So the fire rate on this thing is 530 rounds per minute which does equal to about 8.83 bullets per second but upon testing this myself it will fire 2 bursts in under a second which is 10 bullets, it's to pause in between each burst which actually gives it 530 rounds per minute as it's taken into account all 50 bullets per clip this has.  So this will do 80 into the head and 30 into the body, so damage per second to the head is 180 and damage per second to the body is 130 and this has gone by my testing of 2 bursts in under a second. Fastest time to kill is 1.09 seconds, this is also going by my testing and shooting 12 bullets of 18 damage so 12 headshots or 3 bursts. It will empty its entire clip in 5.19 seconds, reload time is 1.12 seconds and its ADS time is 0.8 seconds, aim 60-60 and recoil direction is 79. So let's take a look at this recoil, to be honest it isn't that bad, yes obviously the further the target is away the harder it will be to hit. Now you will see now recoil with this thing with 2 kinetic mud stacked, although the difference is not massive it definitely helps a little. So the question is, is this thing better than the Tyron War Inspire that Iron Banner pulls the rifle? In my opinion it is, I honestly think it is the better of the two, on screen now we can see a side by side comparison of the in-depth stats between the two weapons, although not a major difference, I just think the Vigilance Wing just has the edge with range, handling and stability. So there we have it people, my apologies for being wrong about the best PVP pull rifle in the game which I had tested so far, although at the time of me covering the Tyron War Inspire I hadn't actually used the Vigilance Wing which I know isn't very professional on my behalf so I apologise for that. But yes guys, the Vigilance Wing is a true monster within PVP, a weapon I have now fell in love with. Thanks for you guys for telling me to use this thing, I appreciate that and I also appreciate the support you've shown me on my channel with Destiny 2 even though the game is pretty dry at the minute. But guys I hope you enjoyed the video, do hit that like button as I do really appreciate that support. Thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on my next one.


American General. Russia lost more than 70 aircraft in Ukraine. Ukraine has destroyed more than 70 Russian military aircraft during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Ukraine itself lost less than 60 aircraft. This was announced at the conference in Colorado by General James Hecker, commander of the US Air Force in Europe and Africa. This data on Russian combat aviation losses is lower than the estimates made by the UK Department of Defense, which a week ago reported the loss of almost 130 combat aircraft by Russia. Russian air defenses are located in Russia, Belarus and parts of occupied Ukraine and have the ability to move around. This has made it difficult for Ukraine to use air power in the combined arms counteroffensive the Ukrainians are planning for the spring and summer. They can't go over and do close air support, Hecker said. The US has attempted to bolster Ukraine's air force with AGM-88 harm anti-radiation missiles, which have been gerry-rigged to work with the country's Soviet-designed fighters. Obviously, they are not as integrated with the airplane as it would be if they're on the US aircraft. So they do have limitations, Hecker said, of Ukraine's employment of harms. But they're doing a pretty good job. The US has also recently provided Ukraine's air force with J-DAMM precision-guided bombs that have extended the Ukrainian strike capability. Hecker said that allows them to hit targets slightly beyond the current range of the GMRLS rockets fired by Hima's launchers. The GMLRS rockets the US has provided Ukraine have a range of nearly 80 kilometers. The US has declined to provide Ukraine with long-range ATA CMS missiles, which have a range of nearly 300 kilometers. Recently, we've just got them some precision munitions that had some extended range and can go a little bit further than a gravity drop bomb. Hecker said.


Let's welcome in the head coach of the Mustangs coach Paul can't to Ben a coach I had to go up against a goalie that made 15 saves tonight Maybe not a perfect effort and all but I thought you did some good things in this one Oh, he did. I mean he just didn't put away some good shots. I had some really good opportunities But you know overall it's kind of a matter of fact, you know, we got out there. We did what we had to do I didn't think we played a lot of great energy Until like the to the fourth quarter really but um, he's got to do some things better We got a lot better effort against Cabrini and Friday, but you know senior day We got a lot of guys in it's good to see Shane and Tyler play a game You know I get to play a full half in a while So it's great to see those guys play really well and Christopher Nardo face-off really well So those guys some of those seniors did a great job, but you know, we got the job done But we got to play better in Friday That's for sure you mentioned Cabrini and that is a big game Friday night You haven't had a tough game like that or a highly ranked faced a highly ranked team in a while What do you expect out of that?  JT's done a great job, you know, the being nine of Richie Ford's record is pretty incredible You know, Richie was a very talented player for us and scored a lot of goals So if he passes him at 181, that's something real special that he can carry with him for a long time And you know, that's a special mark in our history Some really great players that were multiple All-Americans and went to a lot of NCAA tournaments And you know, that'd be a great thing for JT He's done a great job in his career here and we're sad to see him go But if he gets that record, that'd be a really good notch in his belt I think he should be really proud of that He should bring up the net Oh, Ethan's here, I guess Oh, I'd see the way it was in the way He's wearing a real classy sweater, I guess there He got dressed up Did he think it was formal? It must be a New Jersey thing And his family's not even here, either But we know they're watching But Ethan's doing a great job and you know, leaving the offense there He's done really well, averaging about six points a game So, you know, we need him to play well, keep what he's doing, keep it going So he's doing a great job Coach, good luck on Friday night Congratulations on the win We'll see you in the, we won't see you until the playoffs Alright, thanks Coach Thanks


So day three, I know you've all paced yourself. You've saved up your energy. Nobody looks too dog-tired So we should have a very exciting day We're also going to be webcast at a larger community. So Everything you say today will go down the archive and will last forever And in order to record it, please use the microphones when you're speaking so people who are video casting and can hear you Um So we have a we have a full schedule. We're going to keep on time today actually And uh, I might be a little vicious about kicking people off the podium if they go over So the idea of bringing everybody together Was to continue the work we've done for the last year with the cmg Which is learning and understanding about the human clinical genetics community Understanding their jargon translating our jargon so they can understand us And learning how to work together And there are two kind of sections for the for the sessions today. The first is going to be hearing from the large disease gene discovery programs And the interesting thing is they're all organized in very different ways So it's a something we have to think about in terms of how we can collaborate with these programs The cmg's works with patient communities does the sequencing the analysis and returns results Uh top med is organized quite differently. It's large cohorts Kids first is an x01 type of mechanism where people have access to sequencing support, but it's a much more Loosely connected network of research and to my mind I mean, we'll hear from them. They'll straighten us out about these ideas and Then we'll hear about the hundred thousand genomes project toward the end Which is the uk program, which is A little bit more comprehensive in terms of how they have the national health service and and the medical records at hand In their program, and I think they work tightly together We'll hear a really interesting perspective from the clinical geneticist in the trenches who's interacting with the patients That was a talk that we heard at a site visit at davis. That was Really really informative And then the conversation starts to turn a little bit hearing about clean gen and the udn mosque where We're actually down to the variant at that point So understanding pathogen pathogenicity of variants and functionalizing the specific human disease alleles that are being tested In the model organism screening centers of the udn And from that point We'll move over to the mouse side And hear from animal modelers like nico Gary Churchill is talking about some other mouse resources the large d. O cross the collaborative cross and looking at the larger genetic context of expression of Of phenotype and steve murray talking about penetrance. So that brings us around full circle To issues with I think that's really true that understanding Prediction of disease outcome in human patients Centers on penetrance and expressivity of phenotypes So we heard yesterday that there's some People with essential gene knockouts walking around who shouldn't be among us Maybe they're back from the dead or something, but How is that possible that a cell essential gene can be knocked out in a human with no no visible phenotype And then We'll hear from child health Which is one of our biggest supporters and collaborators Uh as everybody knows the embryo lethals are our biggest bin of sort of phenotypes that we collect our largest collection of mutants Ties into a lot of the phenotyping issues. We think about We have rl ones that follow up on those that are funded And supplemental support from them. So big contribution from child health and then finally We'll inform you a little bit about the somatic cell editing program that's just been launched And that's important. I think because These variants we're talking about today are going to become the new therapeutic target of this new technology in vivo gene editing In the clinic and I think it's happening faster than people realize And it's going to disrupt the existing pharmaceutical enterprise completely So we have to be we have to think about what the opportunities are there in the implications And then we will have time to have a panel discussion Because we will stay on on time Melissa parisi has agreed to join the panel. So we actually have four panelists even though we had printed this agenda before that So that's kind of what we want to accomplish today. We want to think big We want ideas about where this program could be in 10 years 15 or 20 years So we want to have a audacious discussion And we'll start After steve gives us a little bit perspective on what we've accomplished. So we're we're going to be talking We're going to have two sides of the audience here the Human clinicians have to sit and listen To stuff we're very familiar with and then we'll sit and listen to stuff that they're going to find boring But we're going to find this new informative talks And then we'll kick off with chris's reminiscence about what life was like in 2003 when This idea was launched and how far we've come and how much things have really changed and where we can go from here