Hello, beautiful. I feel like I look like a space astronaut slash evil villain of the future. That's really just everything I've ever wanted to be. So, today we're watching people dye the underlayer of their hair. This has become a very trendy thing to do now and I'm super into it. I love color blocking. I like really contrasting colors next to each other. Just something super bold and fun like that makes me so excited for hair and hair color.  When you look back at those pictures and you're like, what the? That's when you know you've lived. When you have a regretful fashion and style moment and I have a lot of those for sure. But you know what?  I am definitely living my extra life today and I can't wait to see these people do the same. Let's watch some videos, shall we? Let's do it. Up first we have a video by Ms. Naya. Catherine, come on in. This is called Dying the Underlayer Blonde Home. R.I.P. Hair. R.I.P. that. Eh. I'm gonna dye my hair like this. I love this idea. I feel like it's gonna be a little bit hard to get that hair blonde because it looks like she has Bucks dye on it. But also I think this is going to look really, really nice on her. And I think that she can pull it off. I'm so excited. So I got 3A for the top half of my hair. And then I got this. I didn't get T18 because I don't think my hair will ever be that light. But I got T10, which is for pale blonde hair. 3A, I think for this is a perfect idea. Ash is blue. Blue cancels out orange. She has a lot of orange in her existing hair color. That is the perfect color for her. So, bravo. And I'm glad she didn't pick T18. She's like, my hair is not gonna get that light. Girl knows that you can't lighten hair with toner. And I'm so happy she's doing so good. Okay, beautiful sectioning. I see a lot of stuff going on with this existing color though. So I'm a little bit worried about how this color is gonna actually lift out of her hair. I feel like it's gonna be very messy.  I mean orange, I mean red, there's gonna be yellows. There's gonna be really just a lot going on that has to be fixed. I definitely got some on that bottom part. Make sure I mush it in. We're sectioning, dude. I'm so happy. She's not taking the entire bunch of her hair and just putting color on it. She's actually taking section. Oh, stop. Please, no cameras. No cameras. This is supposed to be the easy part.  I'm so glad that she's using 10 volume by the way. 10 volume is perfect because it's deposit only. She's not have gray she's trying to cover. It's not gonna cause any damage and her hair is going to be really healthy and shiny and probably look way better than what she started with because she's not using a developer that's way beyond what she needs, which is what people usually do. She is going around the head applying that black color all over that top section and it is already looking so much better. It is a beautiful cool black color that goes great with her skin because her skin is nice and pink and cool toned and this color is going to be so pretty. Like even if the bottom of her hair comes out bad I feel like it'll still be good, but who knows? It could actually go really bad. Yeah, nevermind. This part I have natural and then I have my teeny bit of dyed dark right here. So I'm thinking what I should do is just do one round for the bottom part and then do another round for the mid sections and then another round for the roots. That sounds like a great idea, working on the darkest parts first, then the next darkest, then the lightest and going like that. However, I don't know if she's gonna rinse it out in between all these sections. That seems like a lot of work and I hope she doesn't do that. You can just do the dark first, let it process, the mids, and then the lightest, which is the roots for her. I think I got all the dark. I can't really tell. You can tell her hair has so much existing pigment in it and she needs foils to incubate that hair and really lift that color out. So, yes. Do you have pumpkin orange in there? Okay, it's okay. Like my natural color, how light it got versus my dyed ends. Okay. So this is gonna take this toner because this is for pale blonde and this is, you know, that Burmina yellow I was talking about. This color is gonna take it no problem. This however will not because this is orange. This is that pumpkin. She knows exactly what she's talking about. Her ends are definitely pink, red, orange sort of moment going on and they need to be fixed. Probably lightened again. However, I'm scared of the integrity of her hair going really downhill. But she knows that she can't just go and tone this because it's really not the correct color in order to tone with something like T10 or whatever she has. Gonna wait 20 minutes and then I'm gonna take them out and do the roots and then I'm gonna put it all in a cap and then that's it for 30 more minutes. We went in with a second round of lightener which is such a good idea. However, again, I worry about the integrity of her hair.  And now we're going in on the roots which is the part that's gonna process the fastest so I'm glad she saved it for last. And the Heathmore scalp is gonna help process that even faster. This looks so good. So I'm gonna wash it out. Also, it feels very damaged. I hope her hair doesn't fall off. The bleach wasn't even on for 25 minutes. Her ends I feel like look very not great right now. But sometimes if you use the right toner on top of this, you can actually kick all that orange and kind of pinkish color out and end up with a really nice blonde. So I'm hoping that happens for her. I'm really worried about these bottom pieces. So if it works, great. If it doesn't, next time I'll follow the directions.  Who is this? It's very even through the ends but there's like little bits of like spotting on my roots. I'm sorry, what? So up here is like fine and healthy and whatever but the ends are drier than the Sahara Desert. I don't like that. It's still cute and a lot better than what I had. I think I got a good sectioning amount. That was a huge transformation. Though it wasn't perfect, I think it looks incredible. I hardly even recognize you from what you started with. I'm very impressed with the outcome and the fact that you got your hair that light. Maybe next time you could do a darker root toner and a lighter end toner. That way you can match the two colors better so everything's even underneath instead of it being two different tones. You don't always have to do one toner over the entire head. You did an amazing, fabulous job. I should give you an award for this one. That was really dope. Up next, we have a video by Cloco and it's called dyeing my hair pink at home. Let's check it out. I wanna do like brown and then two strip of pinks. First thing we're gonna do is I'm gonna use this to bleach the bleach-y bits. And I also have this pink stuff that I've never used in my life. A Garnier brown. The best thing to do here, because the brown might run into the pink, is to flat off the bits that I wanna bleach. Do the brown, wash it out, then take them out of flats and then bleach them bits because then at least the brown's done it out the way. So I'm gonna do that first. We don't need these box size for this. I hope that that blonde box size has a lightener in it because if it's just a hair color, it's not gonna lighten your hair. It could, but it's probably not going to and it's probably not gonna get that light. So I don't think this is the greatest idea. Also, this is my hair guys. It's just dry because I have like a natural wave pattern in my hair that I don't take care of. You're about to lighten it. So we're gonna get even more dry. I hope your hair doesn't fall off. I hope it all stays intact on your head and things go okay, but I'm not super hopeful right now. It's scary for me. Okay, we're going in with the dark brown hair color and we're making our way around that top area and the back. And you know what? Again, today we're sectioning and that is really all I can ask for at this point and it makes me really happy. I think this is gonna look fire. Like I'm just gonna be honest with you. Anyway, I'm gonna leave this on for 40 minutes. Again, we're doing this two process moment where we do like the dark color before the light color. In the future, y'all, you can do both at the same time because permanent colors, you can really leave it on your hair as long as you want. It has a max processing time of like 45, maybe some of them go up to 60 minutes and then it stops working.  Nothing is gonna happen. You can keep it in as long as you want. I think this is bleach. She showed a box dye, but I think it's like a bleach box dye. I'm not really sure. I can't tell. At least she's not touching the ends before the darkest spots process. Jess, another person doing the lightener portion correctly and putting enough lightener on. This makes me so excited and happy. So I'm glad she's not doing her roots or her ends because her ends are compromised and her roots are already light. This looks pretty good. I know bleach is misleading and it always looks lighter when it's on your head, especially white bleach, cream bleach. But honestly, I'm not going for white blonde look on my hair and I can see red coming through, which is absolutely fine with me because I'm just putting pink on it. As long as it's yellow enough to put the pink on, that's all that I'm bothered about. Another person today that knows what they're saying. Guys, it's washed out. I look crazy right now. This is light enough for me to do pink. It might be a bit darker at the top and then lighter at the bottom, but I'm okay with that. I think this is a pretty good base for like a dark pink. I think her roots being a little bit darker is totally fine. At least her roots are darker on her ends or lighter instead of the opposite way because that never looks good. So yeah, we're going in with this pink. This is going to look so good. I'm feeling really good about it because the pink is dark enough to cover over that ugliness going on. I just feel like it's gonna look super vibrant and shiny and it's just gonna really be the change that she needed. It looks really vibrant on camera but in real life. It's not looking that vibrant. Hopefully it is in the end. I'm gonna leave this on for a few hours.  Same permanent hair color. It colors the hair. If you leave it on for three hours, it's not gonna color the hair any more than it would have colored the hair. So guys, this is my finished hair.  How good it turned out. This is how it would look like down the middle. The pink is just like peeking through it.  I love this so much and I can't wait to do loads of different colors but I'm actually in love with the pink. This could not have come out any better. You look so good. This is what I'm looking for. You did such a great job and you knew exactly what you were doing sort of. I don't love the products you use but everything else was spectacular and gorgeous and I am y'all are really doing something for me today. I'm so happy. This looks so good. Oh, yes. Up next, we have a video by your girl, Kaff and this is called How to dye your hair like Narcissa Malfoy, dark brown to silvery white streaks. So this part of the video is probably gonna be like the most boring but it's like the scariest for me and that's sectioning off the bits of hair that I'm actually going to dye. I wear my hair half up, half down a lot which is like why I thought this would be a good look for me. I totally agree with you. Sectioning the hair is one of the most devious parts of the process and you have to get it right or else it's not going to look good. Start on the midsection of my hair, not my roots because your roots process faster. Blend it up to about here and all the way down using a brush and then I'll really rub it in with my gloved hands.  Is there something about people who dye the underneath of their hair that makes them know how to color their hair well because everybody in today's video knows to go on the darkest parts first and then the lighter parts and then the roots. Like this is really crazy how all three of them knew how to color their hair properly. What is that? We're going in, we're coloring it, we're doing it up, doing it up. To really allow this hair color to cook for lack of a better term, I'm spraying the inside of the plastic bag with some water. I don't even know if she's gonna stick in my head. She's seen my videos before. I know you've seen my videos before because that is exactly what I do. I spray the inside of a bag that way when your head gets hot, it creates steam within the bag and steam helps keep the light in her moist so it doesn't start cracking and drying up and it's great that she's using foils because that way her hair gets nice and bright and light. Whenever I lift my hair, there's always pink in it. The last time it happened, we thought it was because I had dyed my hair red previously but I have not had hair dye on my hair. It looks like there was hair dye on there. You're not getting a really clean lift here for some reason. We're going in with the roots now, baby. Let's do the roots, let's do the roots. Let's do the roots. And now I am in the incubation bag for a good, hmm, we'll do like 20, 25 minutes. I'm gonna check this more frequently because like I said, I haven't done my roots before so I don't really know how quickly they process. Reached the maximum amount of cooking time. Definitely got a little bit of the- That looks good. Then I intended. It actually looks sort of even. There's definitely a bit darker here. I'm gonna rinse it with lukewarm water and then shampoo with this Eva NYC. Tone it down shampoo. God, this is so pink. Ha ha ha, she literally wrote, Brad Mondo, if you're watching this, yes I know. Purple shampoo is not actual toner. I still plan on using an actual toner, okay? I got you girl, it's totally fine. I didn't have the developer I needed for the toner I got and I kind of had this feeling that even if I did have the right developer, the toner wasn't gonna take to the ends of my hair because my ends didn't lift enough. Anyways, oh no. There's a little bit more and I was out of bleach slash my arthritic hands couldn't squeeze the bleach tube anymore so I need to go get bleach so I ended up putting like a little bit of overtone blue coloring conditioner in my hair that I just like happened to have. It's like you know what, at least it'll look like some of an intentional blue that maybe just faded over time. I got a manic panic bleach kit because it has powders so I can scoop it and measure it and not have to squeeze the tip of my little hands anyways. I really want that dark, dark brown so we're just gonna go over that anyways. But yeah, word of advice, the whole incubation thing doesn't work as well if you're not doing your whole head and I need more bleach. Okay, this is going great. So we're lightening the hair again. That toner did not look the greatest. Turned it a little bit weird.  This is so lifted. There's definitely still some like darker blonde tones in here. It has a blue tone to it but I think my toner is gonna be dark enough or like have enough deposit that it's gonna cover all that up. The brown hair color has a longer processing time. So now we have this greenish yellowish tint. Hopefully she chooses something good for a toner that's gonna really cover this up. Something that's maybe not at level 10, maybe something at level nine with a little bit more warmth than it to bring back some of the life to her hair. It's not the worst right now. And now we're going in with the toner and we're hoping for the best as this process is complete. She tried so hard if needs to look good. If needs to look really good, please, please, please. I have a good feeling. This is the final. Oh my God. Mando is reacting to this video. This better be the part of his video where he's like. She looks really good. Because I'm so happy with how this turned out. Ew, I hate that. She knew that I was gonna do that. Can't believe how light my hair got. Obviously it's not perfect. There are some like darker toned bits in here. I don't know. I feel like the like pieces that are like dark because I got them in the second round of bleach but not the first round of bleach. I feel like it maybe still has kind of a bluish tone to it but I can't really tell. I am absolutely obsessed with it. Like I think this hairstyle is so fun. Like it's just like, it's a little nerdy because it's Harry Potter influenced. And then it's also just like edgy alt girl. I love this color on her. It's a lot better than just the one color dark hair. I think this gives her so much coolness and alternative-ness. You know, I don't know. I just feel like it really brings out a personality more and I love the green makeup. Oh, I love the green makeup. But that's besides the point. Definitely not perfect. We definitely need to even out the playing field here but as she washes it, I'm sure it'll slowly turn into a little bit of a better color and some of that greenish blue tint will go away. It's an at-home job. It doesn't need to be perfect.  Great job. Yay! Oh, those videos were good. Yo, everybody kind of knew what they were talking about and did a pretty good job for the circumstances and what they were working with. Like, kind of impressive job, guys. 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What's next? Oh fentanyl fentanyl Well, there's a huge fentanyl crisis in this country as you probably know because it's it's in the news and everybody's talking about it constantly and The fentanyl is coming into the United States from Mexico, but there's been a real shift over the last few years In terms of you know, how the fentanyl gets made and where it's coming from there's recently been a new study coming out of the Department of out of the DEA Drug Enforcement Agency and It's if in the past what was happening was fentanyl was smuggled into Mexico from primarily China and Then from Mexico smuggled into the United States The the Mexicans the Mexican cartels have got a lot smarter about it When they were buying the fentanyl from Mexico from the Chinese and smuggling into the US their profit margins were relatively low But what they have figured out is that they can actually smuggle not fentanyl into Mexico But they can smuggle the basically the chemicals that precursor chemicals into fentanyl from China at a very very low cost so they can take 800 dollars worth of chemicals and They can then manufacture the fentanyl in Mexico turning it into pills and powder and $800 turns into $640,000 talk about of a turn in investment When it sells in the United States, so the profit margins are huge the incentives are huge and it turns out that the That the sons of El Chapo the famous drug cartel king You know criminal His sons have now built a network of laboratories across Sinaloa and They are basically smuggling in the precursor chemicals from China China can then say we have nothing to do with the fentanyl trade It's just these chemicals and they're turning these kids chemicals into fence and all and they are making a huge amount of money There is You know the this cash That the cartels get and then is used to bribe politicians and it's used to bribe cops and it's used to buy basically an army of hit man and of Military-grade military-grade equipment and and institutionalizes these cartels in Mexico as a as a real threat to the Mexican government to The the civilians in Mexico and indeed to the to the US One American dies from fentanyl all over those every eight minutes every eight minutes of course the solution to this of course is Is is to legalize fentanyl? It's to legalize all of these drugs to let a market emerge of course if a market emerges Then it won't your first of all prices would plummet remember eight hundred dollars six hundred forty thousand prices would plummet fentanyl would be made in the United States and the competition would be over quality and Instead of selling a drug that kills one American every eight minutes and kills It wasn't over those deaths in the United States Or over a hundred thousand in in 2021 they would have to be able to provide a high without killing people and That would save a lot of lives of the users and of course it would save a lot of lives Who are the victims of the cartels? save a lot of lives of of the war that the war drugs it would also prevent the corruption of Judges and prosecutors and cops and politicians and all you know not just in the United States But in Mexico and all over the world The the only solution to the fentanyl crisis is Not to go to war with Mexico, but it's to legalize fentanyl and legalize all hard drugs And create a real market in them and drive prices down and get rid of get rid of all Good rid of all this violence Thank you for listening or watching the Iran book show if you'd like to support the show We make it as easy as possible for you to trade with me. You get value from listening. You get value from watching Show your appreciation. You can do that by going to Iran book show dot com slash support I'll go to patreon subscribe star locals and just making a Appropriate contribution on any one of those any one of those channels Also, if you'd like to see the Iran book show grow Please consider sharing our content and of course subscribe Press that little bell button right down there on YouTube so that you get announcement when we go live and for you Those of you who are ready subscribers and those of you who ready supporters of the show Thank you. I very much appreciate it You


I heard some challenges in that first panel discussion, some challenges to the private sector so it's good timing that we have that panel coming up right now. And this panel is chaired by Shane Cochlan and Shane is one of those people I mentioned in the beginning, one of those people that you can't stop from collaborating and innovating. Shane. Thank you indeed. So I'd just like to invite my panelists to take the stage here if you could take a seat and we will shortly begin the second panel. So ladies and gentlemen today we're going to be talking about what does open innovation mean for the European ICT market obviously a small and easy-to-answer question. When we say open innovation for the context of this panel what we mean is the big umbrella term. We want something that covers open source, open standards, open access, open data. We're going to do a lightning tour of the topics here. On the panel today we have some great thinkers that will help give us the big picture all the way down to specifics. Hello. So just introducing people in the order in which I will ask them to speak. We have Keith Bergolt, the CEO of Open Invention Network here talking about innovation in IPR, the big picture of how do you innovate around intellectual property. We are going to then hear from Mike Bohannon from Red Hat talking about cloud and innovation. Then we're going to hear from Dr. Mathias Kaiserworth talking from IBM Research about four technologies that will change the world. And finally on specifics Thomas Eulen talking from my SQL's perspective and open source success story. To kick it off because time is quite limited let's do the big picture of open innovation. We're going to get Keith Bergolt to take the stage for a few minutes to give us a few words on how you do open innovation in intellectual property management. Assuming the slides will work. Okay while the slides are put up I'm just going to let you know that after everyone talks we're going to take questions. Thanks very much and thanks to Shane and thanks to Graham for the kind invitation. It's a pleasure to be here with you. Eight years ago IBM in combination with Red Hat, Novel, Sony, NEC and Phillips had the awareness that we were witnessing something quite significant. It was actually probably dates back to 99 that IBM made its first billion dollar investment in Linux that their awareness actually came to the fore. But I think what they recognized together is that we were witnessing a phase shift in the way that we collaborate and compete among companies and across economies. And we had a kind of a unique situation that that presented itself with the first major effect from litigation, the Skoll litigation from the early part of the last decade actually provided a wake up call to these companies recognizing that because there was no one company that represented Linux and that open source was such a powerful dynamic that was changing the way we actually created value in the new economy. They also I think explicitly understood that it's a social phenomenon and the prior panel I think this was reinforced is that open source is about a social phenomenon collaborating together and cross-organizatially and cross-culturally. And once you actually let the genie out of the bottle and you move away from the 1960s almost inhumane approach that we had which was which discouraged coordination and any discussion among competitive companies for fear that there'd be a Justice Department suit for undue collaboration and unfairness to ultimately the pricing and availability for customers. And so we moved away completely and now we're in a realm where the opportunities to collaborate are so significant that we're creating a dynamic which is threatening to those companies that don't support openness and collaboration. So what I'll talk to you about is how OIN was developed and how it actually serves to be able to support and enable and steward openness and and basically choice for customer suppliers, vendors and partners. OIN is essentially a model that was developed as I said eight years ago by companies that recognize that SCO and similar lawsuits could be used by companies who are antagonistic to Linux and open source because of their commitment or belief that that incremental innovation was good enough and their comfort level with monopolistic and duopolistic environments. We now moved to an environment 10 years ago, 12 years ago, actually 20 years ago with the advent of Linux where we started to see that something was changing and that's something was that that we were now moving toward and toward an environment where we were creating at a more virulent level than we'd ever had we ever had in the past. What OIN does is essentially acquire patents and make them available on a royalty free basis. What we're looking to do is create a patent no fly zone around Linux and open source and give people choice. And if the choices for an open source and a Linux based project and products that come from that, that's great. If the choices for proprietary platform then so be it. We think that the ability to distill the collective intelligence of literally thousands of people, hundreds of thousands of people that are active in projects around the world actually will provide a difficult path for companies who are closed to actually compete with. So what OIN does is acquire patents. We also invent, we participate in something called directed invention activities. We have over 600 patents and applications globally over 400 US patents and applications. We invent 40 to 50 patents a year. That's what we file. We've also introduced taken a page out of IBM's history back dating back to the early 70s by producing defensive publications. This is an incredibly diverse and sometimes paranoid community that I represent as a constituency. And that constituency needs a vehicle to be able to codify what it's invented. The creativeness of the first 15 years of Linux where most of the developers actually were outside of large companies was lost in terms of prior art because we have lots of code but it's not searchable as an effective form of prior art right now. That's something that some companies are working on but not materialized as yet. So as a result for the future we're encouraging the use of defensive publications. We're essentially our claimless patents that allow statements of prior art to be out there so that if we had done this from the 1990s we would have tens of thousands of statements of prior art that would help with the quality issue that we have in the patent system helping raise the bar on what is in fact patentable and what is in fact worthy of being a patent. So that's one program we're working on. We're talking to companies and working with them to implement defensive publication programs. We create a cross licensing commitment around our portfolio so that if you take a license to OIN for free you have two obligations that are elements of consideration. One is that you agree to cross license your patents that read on the Linux system definition. The other is that you agree to forebear litigation against in Linux related areas. So really OIN is a series of industrial companies that had the foresight to put tens of millions of dollars into a fund and they get nothing unique out of it. They sign the same license that every ordinary individual company or individual that approaches a science. So there's probably no precedent in technology for OIN's existence. But because of this phase shift that we're at in society in terms of moving from closed and partially open to fully open we've changed that. It's almost required that something like this would be created to really be the patent conscience and the patent guardian, the guardian of patent freedom for the open source community. So we've also developed programs. We've utilized peer to patent as a model to be able to help identify prior art on published applications so that they


There's a lot more. Well, yeah, and then a little later came the res cut. Yep, you know because Chemdog gave res a cut of sour diesel and he started making seeds with it You know and stuff like that And so there was probably a number of cuts that came from red seeds that got repurposed Yeah, because everybody just wanted to call like to the brokers or whatever it was sour diesel They didn't really want to explain its origin. Yeah So it got super confusing


what's going on guys got Kyle and Sean here late sports guys we've been two boxes these are both from Mark T gonna be one box of mosaic football no huddle 2023 and one box of leaf autograph jersey good luck mr. Mark let's see what we got see what we got sir no huddle looking for a Trevor Lawrence alright alright I like it I see it on the front of the cover maybe we can grab one that'd be sick man I'm in on that I'm all in on that Trevor Lawrence I'm a fan of mr. Lawrence hey what's up mr. French what's up Will how are we doing today so NFL debut will Leviss Traylon Birx got a disco national pride Rajas rookie Uzama and another Leviss this time on the base back to back on the Leviss how we doing French how we doing we uh we were better before noon you know dolphins are on good to go good to go there's a blue Jordy Nelson that one's gonna be to 150 I believe not basketball was in this one to 75 75 blue disco Jordy Nelson got a Travis ETN refractor and moments in time disco Dante Hall Washington Cindy Brown eat eat no work it's a good start let's go baby let's go there's a disco Stefan Diggs Bryce young rookie and Mackay Blackman and the cheesehead will who the cheese heads play that Monday night right are they playing I don't know I thought they played Monday night this week chiefs chiefs first cheese the chiefs first cheese chiefs first cheese this weekend Trevor Lawrence national pride there's a court and study a little study study later today on the pink 220 so Sutton there got a man of mastery homes a no-conal base rookie there playing the chiefs nice chiefs first cheese who wins the debut rookie is Bijan mosaic Larry Johnson Michael Wilson and Darnell writes good luck here mark there's a purple Julio Jones for the Bucks number 250 and they flowers introductions funny for Christmas there's a blue to 75 Jason Taylor for the Dolphins II and my homes montage another my home's a disco Bennett manual forps disco Devon HN for the Dolphins disco HN Maisie Smith and Kincaid rookie good rookie for the Beals I'm a good rookie year at tight end getting better every week pretty much can't complain about that Stefan digs and nice this one's gonna be our auto a z-flowers on the blue disco auto very nice one there for your mark on these a flowers that one is not numbered off the blues were numbered as not numbered blue disco rookie auto nice one there got a Gabe Davis refractor or silver disco moments in time Tony Dorsett Jackson Smith Brian breeze last couple packs Jalen Hyatt's Joe Thysman there's a disco of Ken Walker Ken Walker disco Tyree Wilson Jotavia smarten yeah very solid very solid man he's been good I think he'll keep getting better too they got a pretty good playoff run ahead of them I think hopefully at least should be looking towards the playoffs there's a silver us on a min of mastery just Adrian Peterson and that one CJ Stroud nice base CJ Michael Mayer rookie tight end last pack here then we got a autograph Jersey for you autograph Jersey looking for T-Law for T-Law say disco Joe Nameth on the back will Anderson and Jair Brown all righty good luck mr. Mark let's see what our Jersey is now come on see a T-Law crazy call I've seen crazier sticker first almond rosa touchdowns to 21 zero Jared golf that kind of day the lock of the week right there is Dan Marino on the inscription Hall of Fame 05 auto that is Dan Marino for the fence that is exactly what Sean said he was gonna be jealous of didn't want to see there we go nice one there mark that is sick big Dan Marino auto there with the number inscription Hall of Fame 05 that is awesome there we go yeah right lines are killing it man three touchdowns already right in front of Sean's face like he said nice one there for you sir Dan Marino that's not snowflake all righty Hall of Fame 05 that's a good way to end it for you mark congrats on that one we'll make sure we'll make sure Sean puts that away nice and secure for you appreciate you sir get that right out to my man


My project uses the grace and grace follow-on satellites and the measurements from those satellites to measure variations in the mass of predominantly the Antarctic ice sheet and then I can use the measurements of the changes of mass to infer how the ice sheets are contributing to sea level rise. My project is important because using the grace and grace follow-on satellites we can measure the modern-day impacts of climate change predominantly through measuring melting of ice sheets but also things like the severity of drought and variations in rainfall patterns and sea level rise. It's important that we have these measurements because things like sea level rise caused by ice sheet melt they're going to impact many populations and also built infrastructure and currently we have no other method of measuring ice sheet melt and sea level rise at such a broad scale. When we put all the measurements together from the grace and grace follow-on satellites what we can do is we can look at a time series of how the mass is changing across various areas of the earth so one of the most interesting trends that we see forming is in Antarctica specifically along western Antarctica and on the Antarctic Peninsula we see an increasing decrease in ice sheet mass which is contributing to sea level rise and we've been seeing that since the grace satellites were in orbit from about early 2002 one of the other interesting trends that we've started to see again in Antarctica is in the Tottenglacier which is in eastern Antarctica which is pretty much directly south of Australia and since about 2013 we've seen really significant ice mass loss there something to the equivalent of half a million Olympic size pools worth of water that has melted from the ice sheet and entered the ocean from there but apart from ice sheets and glaciers we can also detect trends in drought and we can look at the wet and dry seasons in areas like the Amazon basin we can see lots of seasonal interesting signals there though what we hope in the future is that for these measurements and this research to inform policies that are going to mitigate and hopefully decrease future impacts of climate change


You're all covering that distance in 45 seconds, the reason some are doing more than others is because of the 15 tests that we did on day 2. No one's pushing the button here, this is what you should be able to achieve based on what you've been through as well. All full up, you're going to start on that byline and turn up to the far byline. If you're in the yellow, blue or red, you turn again and you finish where the poles are. On your second rep, you'll be heading back to that byline, back to there and end it on the byline though. You're just repeating the reps. So I'll explain the group. This is mad. I'll say I'm not joining in with you. This is mad. Start again. Yeah, back here, finish there. And then we start there. Yeah, cut back here on this way. Finish here, finish here. My boys, they look by the best, don't they? By the best. By the best, by the best. By the best. By the best. By the best. By the best. On your second rep. All right, struggling mad. You're just poking that camera, man. We're pushed in. All right, three. Me, mate. I've got to work. I was at me, me, resting, be, sh**. Come on, mate. Come on, mate. Come on, mate. Come on, mate. Come on, mate. Come on, mate. That's good to be in a minute. Come on, mate. There's two of you in there. How are you, mate? How are you? I'm struggling. Yeah. Where's that your priority? This is a person. Yeah, it's your responsibility. Do you have three of the bottom of the ocean? You can go. You can self-getting the prouder priority. Oh. I was at the park all the time. You can go. You can go. You can go. You can go. Come on, mate. Enjoy that, Jamie. You can go. Try that, Bobby. So, still in there. Sorry, mate. What do you like to golf? I'm not a great, could be a very long day. What do you play off? 29. 29, because that's slightly below average isn't it? Or is that a both? It's probably a lot below average you can't lie. Might be a lot of water found today. Okay. I want a lot of balls. Oh no, that's C-swing. Are you any good at golf Eastie? Um, 18. Yeah, 18. Why, I don't have a clue about golf. So I don't know what that means. Explain what a lot of good or bad. Bang average. Right, so... What are you playing? See how we get on today. Probably play about 36 today. Nice one. What do you find is in the middle? How are you feeling, Harve? You played much before? I'm like one month in. Right. Okay. Better than no months in, mate. Yeah. No. I'm about to jam myself. That's it. I'm buzzing with that, mate. Yeah. How many months are you at? I've got two kids to look after. Excuse us already, man. That's about you feeling confident, yeah? I'm feeling confident. I'm a bit tired after this morning, but... Want to get on in the running? I've got my shoes ready, sir. You know what I'm saying? You've got to go on my gear. You've got to go on my gear. Loves the Bantams, mate. Plotty, if you had to guess, how many months experience are you having? Months experience I've got. Yeah. Years. Very smooth. Well, hard as one month in, so if you can do it better than that. Yeah. Well, if it don't, it's a bit better. Beautiful. It's hot. It's hot. Like, ridiculously hot. Too hot for golf, really. You know what? We'll get on with it. We've been running this morning, so we can't get out of here. I don't get nervous, but I'm starting to get a bit shaky, you know what I'm saying? We actually have, Harry, if you'd like to do the honours with a little present for us. Can I present it? After our conversation last time? Oh, lads. Ryan Easton, on occasion of your fantastic 40s this week, I'd like to present you with the Bradford City Bucket Hub. Thank you. It means a lot. It means a hell of a lot. I was wanting this. Don't let that leave you at all, though. Trust me. If you take it off, it's not a major shot. Nice combo in it, the red berries. Do I look like I'm full festival now? The Bradford City Bucket Hub. Yeah, they're fake as well, aren't they? It's full festival. I wouldn't have gone up there. Who do you? It's not looking good, bruv. Hands are going up. Shaking. Take that, lads. Sure, I'll take it. Louis. Get out of the bunker. Louis. Lovely effort. Take that, boys. Take the best out of that, please. He's a bandit. I'll take on that. You're starting. You're finished, mate. I've been trusted with a pink ball. No. I wouldn't do that. I've been trusted with a pink ball. It's not a good start, is it? A pink ball? I wouldn't want that hat. Are we? It's fine. It's fine. Come on in. Yee-haw! Can I go with the same one, is there? How are you feeling, Richie? Nervous. Nervous, yeah? You only good at golf? I used to be. So I quit about nine months ago. Right. I was playing too bad. That's a great sign. Just being on the range. I'm still exactly the same, so I'll be confident this is rock bottom. Great to hear. Great to hear. Good to hear at the start. I've got the extra pressure of the pink ball as well. You be right, man. It's all right, don't you know? Come off the team, man. Take to your leg swing circle. Yeah. Sing that back knee as well. Get into the soleus. Come on, Scumman. Pull yourself up to that byline. Give yourself a 50%, 60% just a half way. Just give yourself a 10. Just give yourself a little bit of a rest. You're ugly, bro. Stop posing, man. It's cough stuff. Yeah. You're trying on air, aren't you? Warm enough for you? Yeah. A little bit warm in it. Nice, though.   Yeah. How are you? I'm a bit worried about you. Watch off, get short. Watch off, get short.