So the second way to reprogram your mind is to change your speech pattern. Who's heard of neuro-linguistic programming? Is it really, no? NLP? Tony Robbins? Very popular idea. The concept is that when you change what you say, it actually subconsciously programs your mind.  Garbage in, garbage out.  That's the concept. So what I say is that I can tell, or you can tell how successful someone is by just how they talk and their vocabulary. Have you ever noticed? Have you ever really listened to what people say? Have you ever eavesdropped on a conversation? And you can tell that person is probably not very successful, or this person, oh, he's going somewhere, or she's going somewhere, or this person is actually, it is toxic. You don't want to hang around them just by what they're saying, the words that they use. So this is that concept. And here's a live demo. So who wants to do this? All right, who's seen the Kung Fu movie? Kung Fu, right? It says, stash the pebble from my hand, Grasshopper. This is a reflex drill. So I don't have a pebble, I have this chapstick. You want me to snatch it from you? No, no, I'm not saying. So I want you to try to snatch this chapstick from my hand. Right now? Yeah. You didn't try, you snatched it. I want you to try to snatch it. Without actually snatching it? No, I just want you to try to snatch it. No, you didn't try, you just snatched it. That makes no sense. How do I just try to? I want you to try to snatch it. No, you just didn't snatch it, that's all. You just didn't snatch it, you didn't, OK. But you just snatched it. You just snatched it, you didn't try. Are you confused? OK, I'll explain. Try versus attempting. Trying is a pre-failure word. Because you can't try to do something. You can either do it or you don't do it. I just showed you. You can't try it. Either you snatched it or you didn't snatch it. So when people say try is actually a pre-failure word because there's no such thing as try. Try doesn't exist. Now what's a better word to use? Attempt. So I want you to attempt to snatch it. Was the attempt successful? Did he snatch it? Yes. Good job. So attempt is a pre-success word. Whereas try is a pre-failure word. A lot of people use the word try. And a lot of people don't recognize this. So when a lot of people use the word try, it's actually subconscious. It's kind of like a pre-failure programming. When you just simply change that to attempt, now in your mind, when you just simply change that to attempt, now in your mind, you're able to attempt either the attempt was successful or attempt to what's unsuccessful. Does it make sense? So there's actually three words that keep you stuck. Try is one of them. The other one is why. And the third one is can't. Try is a pre-failure word. Do or do not, there is no try. Yoda is way ahead of everybody. How about why? Second question. Let me ask you this. Does why load information first, or does it load emotion first when you ask why? OK. I think in motion first, when you ask why, you're already trying to reject something. OK. Well, let's compare it to all the other questions. What? Is that emotion first or information first? Information first. When? Is that information first or emotion first? Information. Where? Is that information or emotion first? Information. OK. Compared to those ones, why? Is it more information or more emotion first? You still think information? OK. So it's actually, for most people, it's emotion first. Because why is not hard data that you can get. OK. So whereas where, when, what is hard data, right? You can specifically figure out what that is. But then why is like, there's no hard data you can grasp onto. So your mind actually goes emotional first before it goes to information. Yeah. So how about this? The second question is why is that based in the present, past, or future when you ask that question? Where does your mind go? Does it go past, present, or future? Goes to the past. We covered this in the last session is that where is the best time to be? In the present, right? Can you change the past? You can't, but we can learn from the past. So what why does is actually makes you emotional and puts you into the past where you can't change anything. So if you ask why a lot, what happens is it just keeps you stuck, it goes in the loop that you can never get out because you never change it and it keeps you emotional and it keeps you from thinking in terms of information rather than the emotion. The third one, can't. And this is pretty obvious I think is it imposes psychological limits that may not exist in reality. So many people say, I can't do that or that can't happen or I can't believe that's happening. If you use a lot of can't, you can tell that they have a lot of self-imposed, limiting beliefs inside their mind. So those three words that keep you stuck. Now you might be asking, okay, what are some words that are opposite? If there are negative words, what are some positive words? So here's three positive words that get you unstuck and help you to keep moving forward. And these three words are might specifically and now. So let me ask you, what do you think makes these three words so powerful? Now, why is that powerful? Right, now because you can take action in the present, okay? How about the other ones? Right, specifically because you have a goal, right? You have something that you can do, something achievable, okay? Good, and then how about might? Opportunity, okay? So here's the answers. So might has built into it possibility. It also is a synonym of strength, right? Might as in might, and also has creativity built into it. So your mind doesn't know the difference. When it says the word might, it thinks two things. It thinks possibility and strength, okay? And so now it puts you into a mindset of creativity, puts you into a mindset of possibility rather than being stuck. So that alone opens up your mind. Number two, specifically is important because general versus specific. Can you act on general things? What's easier to act on? General things or specific things? Definitely, right? When somebody tells you to okay, go and make money, right? Rather than say, okay, go and follow this system, do step one, two, three specifically and make money. Which one's easier? Which one has the higher chance of success? The specific one, right? So knowing the difference between general instructions versus specific instructions makes a huge difference. A lot of people get stuck in the general. They say, well, I know what I'm gonna do. I'm going to start a business. Yeah, that's how I'm gonna make money. And then like five years down the road, they haven't done anything because they had nothing specific in their mind, right? Okay? Or I'm gonna get in shape and say, how are you gonna do it? I don't know, I'm just gonna do it. They have nothing specific. And then like five years later, they're still fat-blocked. Okay? So specific is important because you can only act on the specific and it's a lot more higher chance of success. How about now? Right, because you can only change the future now. You can't change the future in the past. You can't change the future in the future. You can only change the future now. And that's from our level two training. So here's one simple question that gets you in step. Would you like to know what's one simple air question you can always ask yourself if you're in a stuck situation that will get you up? Is this, what might I do specifically about this situation now? Notice what I did. It combines all three of the power words and doesn't have any of the stuck words, right? Because this is what happens. We get into situations where we have a problem, we don't know how to solve it. And then we feel frustrated, we feel overwhelmed, we feel like lacking, we feel stuck. And what most people do, they ask number one, why is this happening, right? Well, I can't believe this is happening. It's like, okay, I'm gonna try and not feel so bad or something like that. So they use those language and that language actually makes you more stuck. It doesn't help you, okay? So here's one question to just practice this. Whenever you have any problem, any situation or any problem you need to solve, ask yourself this, what might I do to specifically about this situation now? And then now a program puts your mind into a resourceful setting, resourceful default rather than a stuck default. Make sense?


To the middle of the field now on the other side Tatum fakes the shot sends it back behind Feed-in-front opportunity finish good goal or not waiting for yes good goal That's the type of offense the Mustangs have been waiting for Get someone free in front of the cage themselves And make it count to make it a 3-2 game 105 remaining here in quarter number two Just what the doctor ordered and it's Shane Ford getting the opportunity and scoring his first career goal


We're conducting platoon sticks in part of a battalion combined arms movement. We're going to head down and we're going to train for the rest of the day, do some rehearsals, and then continue on from there. It's in order to prep us for our summer training, which is XCTC. Then we're learning how to work together as a team and as a platoon mostly, so this is the first time we're starting to add on a platoon movement, especially at night time. It poses some interesting challenges, but from there we can go on and we can execute at XCTC and move on to bigger things.


If you want to add 25, 30% to your yearly bottom line to your performance throughout the year, consider it. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys, good evening, everybody. Welcome to another edition of theaxisatrader.com. Nightly wrap of show. Hope everybody is doing well.  We'll get to that in a second. Again, if you are new to the channel and you like content that is unbiased and purely technical, I would love to have you join our ever-expanding family. Click alike. Subscribe to the channel. We go live, well, uploaded Monday through Wednesday, Thursday. I'm off to decompress the mine. And then we do this again on the weekend update. So let's get into the market. Last night, we talked about the importance of a couple of levels. We started talking about the S&P 500. We knew we had to get above this 390 level and start building above that. We knew that. QQQ we talked about last night, the importance of building above this whole channel here. We talked about that 270, 15 level. We knew that. So we were prepared for a possible day to run of confirmation from the post-December jobs number. We were ready for it, the Qs, Amazon, Tesla, so forth and so on. And so be it, the market did that. The market confirmed pre-market highs.  It confirmed opening range highs. Everything under the sun went absolutely nuts. We'll get to the individual pivots in a second. And then things got really, really real. We needed a desperately close above that level on the SPY. We needed that close above the 389 level. Everything was looking great. I mean, really, really good. Spies exploded. The Qs exploded. This is an intraday look. This is an intraday look on the spies. They got above this whole channel here. They started rallying, started rallying, continued to rally. And then right around 232, 230, you had Bostick speaking. You had Fed daily speaking. Again, correct me if you heard this before, they speak way too much. Again, all these Fed people, I'm really convinced they get paid by the word. But all of a sudden, they kept on reiterating what they already said last week, that they expect to have rates continued to base over 5%. They continued to stay until 224 or even beyond. And all of a sudden, what the market loved on Friday, that news that made it rally 700 points in the Dow, got spooked out. And the S&P was up 1 and 1 half percent. And then at a day, they went red on the day. And that was a pretty big body blow to the bulls because the bulls reclaimed the 50-day moving average. When I left at 230, I went to the gym, I went to the sauna. I was already mapping out my trading day for tomorrow based on what we saw and how we were closing. Everything was super duper strong. And by the time I got out of the sauna, I got dressed, I turned on my phone. I'm looking at, I'm like, how did the Dow go red? How did the S&P go red? So it was a big blow.  They reclaimed the 50 only to lose it back on the close. And now putting in an inverted hammer. If you, for all you guys who are brand new to trading, inverted hammer is not a good thing, right? If a hammer is bullish, guess what? Inverted hammer, not so much. So the bulls have to, right? They have to do whatever it takes for tomorrow to reclaim back this 390 level. If not, you guys remember what happens when you start building below the 50-day moving average. And this is where the bears kind of reclaimed out the close. The longer we continue to stay below the 50-day moving average, again, it's not a good thing. So the primary job for the bulls, how a high water tomorrow, I don't care what happens. I don't care who speaks, whatever the case may be, whatever the headlines may be, reclaim back that 390 level. The bear's job is to make sure that we continue to build below today's lows, right? If you look at today's lows, we have this 387, 67 area on the spies, confirming and correlating with the inverted hammer. Not good. Cues were running a muck, right? You ever hear that expression, running a muck? I actually like saying that, right? Cues were going nuts. They reclaimed the 270-15 level, took out the pre-market highs, right? Took out the pre-market highs of 2775. Again, we'll get to the pivots in a second. They went absolutely nuts. I thought they were gonna get to the, you know, had a shot of the 274 level. They traded up to 75. But man, oh man, look at this, look at this reversal back into the close. Here's what the bears need, here's what the bulls need to do, right? The bulls need to reclaim back. We were literally a stone throws away from retesting back that 50-day moving average, just like the way the spies did. The only problem is we never got, you know, we were doing $3. You know, we were about $3, and this is not what the bulls wanted. Here's the kind of playing devil's advocate. This is where I don't think it's as clear as day. Like sometimes you look at a chart and they go, oh, the clear is day. You know, the market gave back this area, blah, blah, blah. You know, 100% sell bias, 100% buy bias. Here's where you can play devil's advocate, right? So this is the highest close in the whole formation, right? We talked about 270, 15. So this 270, 54 is the highest close in this whole formation. The problem is, right, we got rejected off supply here. The spies fell below back to 50-day moving average, and this put an inverted hammer as well. So this is where the spies need to kind of react for tomorrow, right? The spies need to defend this 270 level. Hella high water, right? They need to defend this 270 level, because if they don't defend this 270 level, then we go all the way back into the five and 10-day moving average, which is 265-ish. Obviously, any close, the long we continue to build above the 270 level, this will give us a pretty good understanding that, hey, we're not giving back the 20-day moving average that we reclaimed here, especially on today's open. This is a good thing we're building for a test of the 50-day moving average. So going into tomorrow, it's not as clear as day, right? This is, and again, when we talk about having a plan, having a course of action, having an opinion to make sure that you have both sides of the market covered. Yeah, I think going into tomorrow, that applies more than anything else, but at least going into today, when you look at how we closed towards the top of the range, at least you had an idea that, hey, I think six out of the seven ideas I had for today were to the upside because six out of the seven closed near their upper channels yesterday, but now we have stocks right in the middle of their channels. So it's not gonna be an easy thing. It's not gonna be one of those days that we're gonna get a clear, clear shot, clear path to the goal line. A lot of stocks are in the middle of their channels. So we might need a candle or two for tomorrow to let these things kind of play out a little bit. So it's a very, very prudent way to kind of let the market kind of do all the heavy lifting for us. And if we do start losing the bottom of the range here of today's lows and we start seeing some ideas that I have for tomorrow, we might start looking back to the downside. So we're gonna have to let the market speak to us tomorrow. There's a very good chance tomorrow it'll be kind of one of these weird days, market can't go higher, market can't go lower, but it's one of those days that are necessary. It's one of those days that are crucial to your development because this is where you let the market do the heavy lifting. It's gonna tell you exactly where the high probability next move of the market will be. And this is another point of reference that again, we don't need to guess, right? We don't need to try to figure out what's gonna happen. At 2.30 today, everything looked phenomenal, right? I had 35,000 long buys placed for tomorrow, an hour, you know, only an hour later, not so much. So we have to have some long ideas for tomorrow. We have to have some short ideas for tomorrow. One stock that actually held up really well. We talked about Tesla last night in the video, right? It held up really, really well, right? Within, you know, within what, $3 of the highs, check out this top of the channel. And again, maybe today is the top of the channel. We don't know, but again, this is the whole point of being, you know, being, you know, being, being concentrated on both sides of the market. You see the top of the range here, it didn't quite get there today, but if Tesla, you know, and it held up very well, if Tesla could just take out this top of the range here, this thing has room to 33, 34. We did see some pretty aggressive call buying, weekly call buying for next week coming in at the open. We saw the 125s. We saw the 127s. We saw the 129s. We saw the 130 calls. They were very aggressive. They had a lot of size. But again, it doesn't make a difference if they're, you know, if how big their accounts are and they're betting institutional-wise. If it does, if it gets rejected off this top of the channel tomorrow, it's not gonna, it's not gonna mean a difference. How much money came into the flow today. So we're definitely, definitely watching it. Let me give you guys some ideas for tomorrow just to kind of give you some ideas on both sides of the market. Let me see what I want to give you guys. Yeah, check out Calmine. C-A-L-M, they do something with eggs.  But anyway, they do something with eggs. Look at this. You see how many times they held this bottom channel here once, twice, three times, right? The market starts coming in. Matter of fact, one, two, three, four. Wow, look at this all going all the way back to November. Didn't see that. Three, four, five. It held the bottom of the range here five times. If this Calmine finally starts losing the bottom of the range here, this thing could start its next leg down. It looks pretty interesting. Look at F-I-V-E in case the market rallies tomorrow, right? Pretty chart. You know, pretty chart. It was up huge today. It looks like it wants to attack the top of the range here, right? Again, if the market rallies, you have something on the short side, you have something on the long side.  So if the market starts caving in, right? You got an inverted hammer. I'm going to watch the bottom of the channel there. A name like, for example, Apple. Same thing, right? Apple had a nice dead cat bounce. Got rejected off the 20-day supply, put an inverted hammer. The market starts going down tomorrow. Again, we want to look at the weakest names. The weakest names you guys remember from last week were Microsoft or Apple, right? So we want to go with the weakness. We want to go with the stocks of the dead cat bouncing and got rejected off supply. We don't want to go with the strongest stocks of the market. They might pull in, but we don't want to go with them. We want to go with the one that are wounded, not the ones that are Teflon done and bulletproof, and that's the easiest way to the goal line. So let's talk about it, man. Crazy aggressive session today, till around two o'clock, but this is where we say, guys, the day trading window, okay? The emotional window is between 9.30 in the morning to around 1.30 in the afternoon. After one o'clock, you start seeing all these crazy headlines. And it's always one of those situations that there's a higher probability that you are gonna give back your whole day in the afternoon. They're gonna give back your whole day in the morning, right? You ever hear that expression? I just gave back my whole day. It's very rare it happens in the morning. It's always in the afternoon because you have Fed comments, you have political headlines, you have domestic headlines, you have this, you have that. You have so many different things and everything looks great until it doesn't. So it's very, very important. One little tip, and I think I've spoken about this in numerous times throughout the years, if you wanna add 25, 30% to your yearly bottom line to your performance throughout the year, consider stopping trading after one o'clock, okay? I'm telling you, the channels are going to contract. In the morning, they expand. That's where you're getting the ferocious moves. And whatever you like in the afternoon, you're gonna love in the morning. So if you could be disciplined enough to not train the afternoon, you're gonna be shocked at your year end results. If you are trading in the afternoon, you know, risk 10, 15% of your day. Nobody should ever give back half their day. Nobody should ever give back their full day.  Your goal is to leave with more than you came from. And obviously, if you know the highest probability of risk is in the afternoon, why sit there and give yourself exposure? Just wait for the next day. So you had a massive, massive move here in the morning, crazy moves here. So here is Tesla. If opens under 115, use that as the pivot. If it opens above, it needs to confirm 1880. It opened around 117, confirmed 1880. Here was Tesla, right? Here was Tesla. You could see it on the 60 minute view, right? So Tesla opened up right here, right? This 18 area, it finally confirmed 1880. Went from 1880 all the way into the 23 and a half area. Really, really good move. But more important, you have this top of the channel here that we spoke about a couple of minutes ago. If it confirms this tomorrow, you have a lot of really good upside. Amazon beautiful move, needs to establish new base 87, 87, 8740. Here was Amazon. Here was Amazon confirmed this whole range here. You see this whole range here, 87, 8740s. It controlled this whole range here. Opening range highs around the 87, 60, 70s. And the stock went right into supply at 89, 40s. Gorgeous, gorgeous move there as well. Remember what we were talking about? Grab, we were talking about this thing for five days. It finally broke out today. Finally, right? 360 needs to confirm. Here was Grab, right? Here was Grab. It finally got above the 360 level. I started talking about this thing about two or three updates ago. Finally confirmed 360 trader right into the 380s. Highest close in this whole formation. This thing can just get above the 385, 387 level. Maybe get a next leg up. A beautiful move there as well. Apple, beautiful move, 130. You can see how aggressive everything was at the open. 130, 65, 131 needs to confirm. Here was Apple, right? So it took out the 130, 65. Here's the 131, the highest channel into supply and traded right into that 133, 40s supply before getting rejected. NVIDIA I missed. This was definitely the biggest move of the day. 150, 250 rejected twice pre-market needs to build. Here was NVIDIA. It took out the 52, 50, 53 level. And look what it did. All it did was put up a $7, $8 candle. That's it. Other than that, I didn't miss anything, right? So that's that. Square, I don't think it did anything. I think Square went up a little bit. I didn't try any Square. It took out the 70, yeah, it went up like 50, 60 cents, not much there. Cues absolutely exploded. I thought they could get to 74, they got to 75. 270, 75 needs to build. Here were the cues, right? So it gapped up, reclaimed. Here is the pre-market channel. It reclaimed this pre-market channel 270, 73. It just went absolutely bonkers into this 274, 275 level. So great day, really, really good day. But more important now is what happens next. And because we had such a nasty pull into the clothes and a bunch of inverted hammers, like I said a few minutes ago, we're gonna need the market to do the heavy lifting for us, maybe get a little bit more information, maybe get so much more clarity after the 10 o'clock channel. And remember, the key is to let the market speak to you. Okay, don't tell the market what you need it to do. Listen to what the market tells you it wants you to do. So guys, have a great night. Stay blessed, stay healthy, and we'll see you all tomorrow. Take care.


This is our league camp today. We have young ladies in from Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, from the class of 2019 all the way up through 2024. It's a higher-end skill development. There are a lot of recruits here. A lot of these girls are going to play college basketball, so we're excited to have the opportunity to work with them. The goal of today's camp is to give them something to advance their game, plus introduce them to a college-sized court, a college-type workout. Obviously they haven't had that experience yet, right? They've just been playing high school ball, so this is a for some of them, this is a big introduction to to college basketball. I can't express just how much fun it is to get out here and work with these young ladies who have big goals and big dreams.


Hey everyone, welcome back to another XO heroes episode. So sorry for earlier about the stream. It was cut short Had a power outage. I you know, I can't do anything about it. So here we are guys I've seen a lot of questions particularly in Facebook Where do we start what nations what heroes do we start with what you know? Where do we start so that's the basic question because again, we had a reset the game had did or had or did they reset? But now I figured out on where to start and it's with particularly your top three heroes per Pernation particularly with your general your lieutenant then your captain or your sergeant. So Again, these are just my opinion guys because if you want to start Somewhere might as well start with the nation itself because Again, the game is still centered on buffs as you can see here Buffs are still there and the book the buffs are of the blue fate core Your core memory is still going to be ridiculous and also your signature force So again, the theme is build around your nation and to answer the question on which, you know, which Best gold fate core to pull What blue fate core to pull the best one from these tickets black fate core You're gonna have to follow the formula from your nation So if it's going to be a general then pick a general if it's a black fate core pick a black fate core from that nation If it's a blue fate core pick it from that nation. So again, this guide will basically More or less Guide you this guide will guide you to where you want to start from Because there's no other way to start, you know from from you know from from this game But again through nation nation buffs particularly which nation so let's start off with You know the top five I have a top five for the nations that I would want to recommend by the way guys Key to the game is going to be Your nation first second will be your gear Your artifact and the last would be your fate core. So those are the four So more or less, I'll be doing a lot more research on those. What are the best to use? To apply to a specific nation Again, there's a lot out there But we'll start with the best nation So to start off, I'm gonna start with north one frosty Starting with the shoe fracking and you might be asking more than what why are you recommending north one frosty? Okay, let's go over all of the skills of the generals the lieutenant and the captain of each nation so that you would understand And there's a theme to it. So for shoe fracking here. You have He has debuffs obviously their attacks and For his skills Me grants heal over time to his self and he has immunity to self immunity is different from damage immunity guys Immunity is going to be to be immunity from debuffs. Okay, though Don't you don't you confuse yourself on the two and also this one now He has provoked so the big daddy has provoked already even only for the back row, but at least he has provoked because again This is going to be a good combo with this With his provoked so target attack myself has debuff a flicks target with bind for eight turns So again, if you have somebody who could give debuffs, then this dude is going to be you know to make your day or Going to make your enemies day a little bit more You know Shitty than it is. Okay, so shoe fracking next is going to be let's go over her daughter Valentina Valentina is not that bad as well. So purchase one buff from target attack myself. So she has a debuff Automate diva from her passive then she deals damage and she has done for three turns and She also has silence again a lot of debuffs again You can really combo this with shoe fracking, especially if you have somebody who can give debuffs on an AoE level My god, this is going to be a good really really good nation to move forward Next is going to be Ramji Ramji is has anxiety So also increases his attacks use for twin for by 20 for eight turns when an enemy heals So he's still anti-heal deals damage flick time with nullify heal for six for six turns again, he has debuffs and And decrease health regeneration as well So again the theme for north fund frosty is if you want this nation if you want a nation that is Really built on giving debuffs. This is your answer and they're good at it They're going to be better once they have their fate course, but again as base as they are they are One of my top teams the top teams by the way are not really ranked. They're just the top five Okay, next would be Greenland So as usual Battery is still, you know, it's still relevant even without tranquil. You'll see what I mean So for her passive increase her own attack by 50% of Own attack for two turns at a start of allies turn besides self Okay So this is going to be Good for her next is going to she's going to have a nullify buff as well damaged all enemies and Niflheim is going to be She's gonna have debuffs guys. That is why I like this version of battery as well. So but she also packs a punch I'm sure Okay, so that is it for battery the main the main reason why I am actually liking Greenland is actually because of rara and the next hero after her So again, she is still good increase attack by three every time another hero's turn besides self ends and As to she has silence Even if for one then this one the last one is going to be similar to your previous incarnation Over the scale is extra damage if the enemy has more mana So again, very very good Battery for debuffs.  Okay. Next on our list is going to be Shadowbane I think one of my favorites is actually shadowbin to be honest with you guys Just want to share my enthusiasm with Luna and her bunch of misfits So as you can see Luna has a heal over time for 5% targets maximum health and She has heals all allies 70% resurrects for five turns and and She has deals and stun for 4 turns so Heals resurrect stuns you name it I think this faction or this nation is going to be you know more on control So more on control or on tempo. Next is going to be Melissa. Melissa. I like her kit as well So Melissa heals for 50% of own health when ally dies one time per rattle. It's okay because they have resurrect Then increase all allies by 11% of own attack She has a buff and grants a bar equal to 12% of own maximum health for all allies again a buff to buffs Barrier and attack then her third is going to be deals a damage to all enemies And decrease hit again Diversitility of Melissa's kit is actually very good and the last is it's going to be garland Garland for shadowbane is Very very good increase attack with 5% upon receiving damage So he's it this tax up then this one is piercing damaged all enemies Then this one is going to be live steal There you go guys, so for me, I think I'll be developing shadowbane moving forward there. They are great Hands down for me for me So so we have three so far north one frosty green land Shadowbane and the next is one of my pets and favorites is torus Jenae Sad to say skills water down, but again her kit is still good and Hey, she has immunity so immediately to to the debuffs then She has poison as well and her last kill is going to be good at the 60% chance of flicking silence for five turns This is for all enemies guys. So 60% Imagine that so if you have five more or less at least three will be silent At least three out of the AOE and this is really really good Again another faction where this or nation that you know gives the buffs or Relies heavily on giving the buffs because as you can see for Jen He has more on survivability with dodge than with stealth here And he also has decreased hit by 35% which is actually insane so this nation will really depend on Jenae so much and also the last one with shell Shells kit is actually very good So grants one random buff to ally for five turns upon basic attacking so one per round So one one out of the attack plus 20 attack Plus 20 hit or plus 20 crit damage. So this is going to be her passive Increase attack of an ally. So she still provides buffs Then she also grants a barrier. So while you know while giving the buffs. She also provides a buff or buffs To deal 60% damage to all enemies 45% chance to decrease Kit by 11% and this is also to all enemies again. So at 45% at least I'm saying two or three Will be affected which is Which is actually very good. So that is why they are on the top five and the last team to Be on the top five teams would be Of course Carrie and st. West because Carrie has immortality for four turns upon receiving damage beyond current health So she's immortal for four turns again Hard to kill her Next is going to be she's going to have a decreased health regeneration to all enemies Then you have here nullify heal. So again, very good kit Full of debuffs and survivability Next is going to be Nemeris As for Nemeris He is built for attacks or increase on attack when granting buff to an ally besides self So is s1 is actually a buff surprising decrease attack of all allies by six increase hit of all allies by 10% for six turns and Deals 525 damage to one enemy Disappear upon defeating an enemy Again, he is going to be a damage dealer for say it west And The last will be John Donk. I thought John Donk's kit would be bad, but it's good increase defense or front row ally Heroes by 10% Next is going to be another Grants me to sell for eight turns increase on defense by 33 for eight thirds So he has defense then he has provoke Which complements his increased defense, but And this is a damage to all enemies So again, very good Again, so that is round that rounds out our top five Nations, but I have two bonus nations for you to consider because I think they have potential moving forward It's just that my preference for the top five is actually just my own opinion. But again, here are my honorable mentions for Nations that you might want to consider and it's going to be Wonderland Because they are they are a specialist bunch of triggers double team with an ally accent attacks an enemy and This one is burned for all enemies and this one is going to be solely for damage So Wonderland is here because again, they're a specialist bunch. So next is going to be Kruger Kruger is So receives additional defense and has done then has provoked for the back line and Let's look at hinder hinder is I Thought also that his his skills are going to be bad, but I think they're good sleep for three turns and it's for all enemies guys and And deals To one enemy and chance to decrease hit by 45 percent 80 percent chance So again, they're a specialist bunch for Wonderland and the last nation that I think is going to be good Part of my honorable mentions is going to be vagabond Schmid for Grants run run up to self. So he is a self buffing dude Then he has life steal damage to all enemies and Damage as well in us dissipate while seawa Continues to impress me actually even if she was nerfed so grants he lever time for self and and Okay, falls with receiving damage. It's nice and for her S1 Heals all allies with 70% of own of own health one deep and cleanses one debuff from from one ally Then the next one is going to be grants resurrect one eyelid with the highest attack for nine turns So again, very good kit the only gripe that I have With with vagabond is going to be awakened zion So counter, which is good 50% chance upon receiving damage This one has a burn effect for one enemy and This one is just burst damage So again, those are my top Basically top seven top seven Nations that you should consider When you are going to start this game now or whether you're a beginner Whether you're you know pissed off and but you want to give it a try whether You know as long as you're starting this game today This is going to be your guide build based on nation Build based on what is your preference for each nation and I'm sure the rest will follow I'm not saying that the other nations are that bad Particularly you have wasted red you have linombe you have run You have pedas I'm not saying they're bad. I'm just saying that there are better starting trios Than what they have they might have good other heroes, but again This game is usually based on the gold fate course and Usually the black fate course are most of your supports So again, if you want to base Anything it's going to be on the top three per nation The rest will actually you know will actually figure out as the game progresses or you know As time progresses, but again based on the top three per nation again these are just my opinions and The top seven guys feel free to choose watching of what nation are you going to use moving forward for me? personally, I'm gonna go with Shadowbane it it really interests me a lot One also that I might consider is going to be north one frosty I like the synergy between the three and The other one dirty a lot good. So I'm not sure if I'm going with a stories at this point Not sure yet. I'm not sure yet, but I might still develop the top five nations that I mentioned But again top for me would be north one frosty would be shadowbane Gonna veer away from Greenland My last one would be either stories or same twist. I'm not sure I'll surprise you guys, but again those are my top picks for the nations and Play the game guys This is a new game we have a new beginning and hopefully you I'm actually optimistic about it. I'm just trying to be more optimistic because again Although a lot of players were you know, a lot of older players Actually, like me. I started playing this during launch that were affected but again Let's give this a chance because the redeeming factor for this game will be the artifacts and the gear I'm sure Fate course fate course will have just a passive additional passive, but not so much but again It's going to be your artifacts guys. So again, thank you guys for staying this long in this video I hope you you know you you found what you're looking for in terms of where to start Which black fate court to choose gold blue and Orange from the selector because again base it on the nations that you are picking Okay, so thank you guys Hope you subscribe. I'll be putting out more content on exos heroes based on the new all new exos heroes and Please also, don't forget to click that bell. I cause you don't miss anything On my channel and put a like to this video. Thank you guys. Stay safe. Take care There's the warden and I'm out of here


It's back, man, let's go. The OG level fun has been brought back to the back rooms through the fandom website, and it's literally amazing. It's back plus there's more information and new images and it's all just amazing. For the past few months, it seems like a ton of OG stuff has been coming back to the back rooms, no pun intended. And I feel like the back rooms is a healing itself in a weird way, but without getting too sentimental, too sappy, let's get into this explanation and drop a like. If you're excited that the OG level fun is back, let's see what we can get into now. So a few months ago, I made a video titled where I explained what happened to back rooms level fun. It was abandoned and it goes empty and it decayed and all that stuff. Many people were not happy with that, to say the least. They wanted the OG level fun back and now it is back and we got rid of all that old stuff and we're here. The level has been classified as a class party and is mostly unsafe when they hazard this environment and is overall pretty dangerous. Level fun is an anomalous level of the back rooms and we have no idea where it falls in the actual order of numbers, so we kind of just guess. The level is the origin of the sanguine festivus virus which is pretty much the disease that makes people into these ravenous, jovial zombie-like entities. Not really zombies, but they're kind of crazed like that. Now, I went over the partygoer, it's T. Bean brought back a few weeks ago, but that was over from the wiki.lore. It's back on the wiki.lore. This is the fandom's lore, so it's not the partygoers, it's the SFV, but the OG level fun is back, so who cares? Level fun's layout consists of a large and confusing network of rooms and hallways all covered in this really just colorful wallpaper and decoration. Most of the level is furnished with decor from party venues or birthday parties in general. Typically the decoration includes children themes. We're talking balloons and streamers and confetti and party hats and plastic tables and chairs and all that jazz. There's also dining and picnic tables set up in almost every single room with cakes and food and snacks and drinks on top of them as well as some wrapped presents and other sorts of balloon things. There's also plenty of other stuff that's just laying around. There are balloons literally everywhere in this level floating at the ceiling, tied to the chairs, on the tables, floating on the walls, on the wallpaper as illustrations, it's everywhere. You can really tell that a party is gonna happen to this entire complex. So the food and the drinks on these tables has been described as questionable in appearance and in taste and many people report it being a sickly or off color and smell. And there have been wanderers who have explored and survived this level and have eaten the food and drunk the water and they say it's not really edible due to the fact that it has a strange aftertaste of rust or meat. I wonder what that could possibly be. It's human. The environment of the rooms and halls here is joyful and there's often music playing from arbitrary locations. The music ranges from piano melodies to pop songs to laugh tracks and to anything like that, just party music in general. Now the way the level is laid out is interesting. As I said at the beginning, it is a massive complex but it is not infinitely on one plane. There are actually multiple stories that go up and go down. So that's how you travel.  Anyways, the deeper you get into level fun, you'll see more and more party favors and party rooms and colorful carpets and walls and balloons and all that stuff. And eventually these spaces will become more flooded the further you go down. The decor is still there. The party favors and cakes and tables are still there but there is three or four inches of standing water in some of the rooms. The water that's here is gray and musty smelling and the source of it is actually not known. It's just there. It makes no sense why, but it is. But the danger of the water is that the sanguine festivus virus lives in it. This is the virus that can turn you into this crazed subhuman meat flesh cannibal thing. So you don't want to ingest it and you can accidentally fall over in this water or accidentally get in your nose or something and then the transformation can start. Interestingly, some of the liquid in the cups on those higher floors that I mentioned is actually the gray water from these lower floors. So it's like something has taken these cups, filled it up with water from the low floor, walked up to the top and put it there to try to turn people into a SFV zombie. So because of this, you need to avoid drinking anything at all or eating anything on the top few levels because who knows what could be mixed inside. Now level fun is deceptively dangerous, partially because of the environment itself and partially because of the entity here. You never really understand how dangerous it is because of its happy and its jovial appearance.  You won't really think two times about being in a dangerous place. It feels very happy, like a childhood birthday almost until it happens or until you eat a meat cake. Now it's thought that the food itself, of course, is made out of flesh from people too and that's why it tastes like rust and meat but how these cakes are formed and why they're formed is unknown. It's almost just like it's a sick and twisted game for these SFV victims to do. We don't know, just roll with it, okay? There's human cakes. The only group here is made out of the victims of the virus and the group is called the partygoer jamboree and the jamboree has an unknown amount of inhabitants since the complex of level fun is so big we can't really count but members of these partygoers are almost always in a frenzy manic state, seeking to infect and harm as many innocent wanderers as they can. They're constantly laughing and screaming and clawing and gashing everything they see and running at you as fast as they can. So if you see a member of the partygoer jamboree, you need to hide or run away. At first, you probably won't notice how off they are because the only thing that's outwardly gonna show is their skin, but if you're not looking closely, you might get snuck up on by one. These SFV victims are so dangerous because they've been known to force feed wanderers the food and the cakes and also force feed them the water and the cups or if you meet an SFV victim on the lower floors there's water, they've been known to try to dunk wanderers' heads under the water and some people end up drowning because of this. So because of all this, you need to avoid contact with any other being but yourself. So just hide if you hear something, to be honest and also just in general, avoid this level. No matter how happy it seems, it is not safe and happy. Do not let the party favors fool you. To enter the level, you can find a bright and colorful door on just about any level that has lights and music blasting from behind the door. So once you open it up, you'll be sent here. Now the entrances can move and change but you might also see banners and signs pointing to the entrance, signs that the SFV victims have created to lure people there. In order to exit level fun, you have to exit the door that you came in. So make sure you don't explore too much of the complex or if you find an exit while you're exploring, you need to take it because you might not find it again. But yeah, that was level fun. It's the OG version brought back with a few cool new details and changes like the flooded areas, the layout being multi-storied and the SFV virus and some new images and videos as well. I really enjoyed the fact how the level kept that OG feeling with the layout and colors and sounds and balloons and cakes and everything but also implemented new things. It's pretty neat. Leave a like if you enjoyed it. I do feel like the back rooms is healing. I feel like it's coming down off that insane popularity. So now it can finally go back to itself. I don't know about if you think that way but I do so really hope you enjoyed it. We can all sleep better knowing that the OG level fun is back and with all that said, I will see you all in the next video on any of my channels. There's no outro because I'm too lazy to write one. Peace and love.


What is single-pair Ethernet, SP, E? In May 1973 while working at Xerox PARC, Bob Metcalf introduced the concept of Ethernet. Following this, IEEE turned the Ethernet concept into a global standard in 1983, with the release of IEEE standard 802.3A, this supported 10 megabits of data transmission over a coaxial cable. The advancement of Ethernet took another progressive step in 1990 by developing IEEE standard 802.3I, this was built to support the 10 base T application, providing 10 megabits of data transmission over twisted-pair cabling. Since then, the evolution of Ethernet has grown rapidly, quickly moving on from coaxial to twisted-pair copper cabling. This change saw an increase of transmission speeds and reduced costs. To begin with, only two twisted pairs were used, but this soon evolved to four pairs to achieve higher data rates. Now Ethernet is one of the most commonly used protocols for transmitting data between electronic devices. So, what is a single-pair Ethernet, SP, E? What is SP, E? Traditional Ethernet cables from the LAN sector or industrial Ethernet cables use two or four pairs of wires depending on the transmission rate. Single-pair Ethernet cables only contain one twisted-pair, single-pair. Single-twisted-pair cabling was first used in the 1870s, instead of having two straight wires next to each other, the conductors were twisted together to improve the electrical performance. The twisting of the conductors resulted in the cancellation of unwanted electrical noise from nearby pairs or other sources. In the 1870s, single-twisted-pair cabling was used to interconnect telephones. Centuries later, the single-twisted-pair cabling is still in use. The use of this cable is now commonly found in building automation, industrial, and automotive applications. SP, E offers additional advantages in comparison to the traditional cable. SP, E advantages. 1. Thinner bending radii. 2. Smaller cables. Saves material and costs. Great for weight and space-saving designs. 3. Transmission rates of up to 1 gigabit on a single pair. 4. SP, E cable design enables much faster and easier installation, reducing errors in assembly. 5. Single-pair Ethernet uses PODL to supply terminal devices with up to 50 watts via the data line. 6. Lower caloric load, less smoke development. SP, E power delivery. To enhance its usefulness, IEEE developed the ability to transmit power and data over the same twisted pair. Power transmission over 4-pair Ethernet cabling is commonly called power over Ethernet, PoE. Power transmission for SP, E cabling is referred to as power over data lines, PODL. This standard specifies multiple classes of powered devices delivering between 0.5 and 52 watts of power. It's important to realize, although, PODL technology is not compatible with the existing 2 and 4-pair PoE equipment. It has the same advantages as PoE as it provides for centralized power control and backup power. SP, E cables explained. Single-pair Ethernet cables are built to support maximum frequency that corresponds with one or more IEEE applications. Additionally, there are also separate standards for patch cables and horizontal cables. Although it's possible to manufacture patch cords from horizontal cables, patch cables generally employ stranded conductors instead of solid ones. Thus, offering increased flexibility at the expense of diminished electrical performance over long lengths. SP, E connectors explained. The interface is discussed in the IEC 63171 standards for connector types 1-6 are open sourced, allowing any manufacturer to make connectors with the interfaces. As a result, this will increase the likelihood of broad industry adoption. Manufacturers maintain the common interface. However, they have innovative freedom. They can implement proprietary features in other areas of the connector design. For further assistance or a free survey, please email or call on the details below, and click like and subscribe if you have enjoyed this video.


Azaspirulum is a genus of beneficial bacteria that promotes plant growth and helps plants resist environmental stresses. Azaspirulum can increase crop yields by fixing atmospheric nitrogen, producing phytohormones, inducing systemic resistance, and providing protection against biotic and abiotic stresses. This article was authored by Jotun Fakami, Paula Seresini, and Mauriangela Hungria.


Microalgae is one of the most important feedstock for biofuels because of its fast growth rate, easy cultivation and wide adaptability. However, microalgae biofuels could not make an impact on the field market yet due to high producing costs. As well as the important issues, initial cell density has been studied in microalgae cultivation for many years. However, the mechanical mechanism of nipid biosynthesis up on inoculum sites has not been fully exploited yet. To analyze the mechanical relevance between nipid production and inoculum sites, we studied the effects of inoculum sites or cell growth, nipid acclimation, and the metabolism alternations in our green microalgae. In our experimental range of inoculum sites, the productivity and the safety number of FAME increased with increased initial cell density. A metabolical heat map analysis was employed to provide an overview of the metabolical profiles. Furthermore, our type correlation between metabolism and nipid acclimation in the solo canal was verified by PRS. And the 50 identified metabolics were selected for further investigations. Most of those metabolics were involved in the fixed carbon metabolism in photosynthesis. However, most of the levels of these metabolics were remarkably reduced in their highest inoculum site culture. One possible explanation for this interesting observation is that they are acceptable to microalgae cells in culture. We therefore asked whether high cell density netted the light permeability into the culture and led to less illumination to cells, which then affected the oil productivity and the quality. To evaluate this hypothesis, we changed the light intensity to improve the growth and FAME of the culture with the highest inoculum site. The draft of the illumination essay revealed that increasing light intensity could improve the PUFA composition and nipid acclimation of the solo canal. Based on this study, we propose it necessary to consider the light intensity as a major factor for FAME quality during scanning culture in the field for biofuels production. Thank you for your attention. If you are interested in this study, please list about technology and bioengineering for more details.


the first thing you have to learn or admit to is you're going to learn how much you don't know. And I'm pretty sure first or second year staff listening to me, they're going to understand that you are constantly learning. And once you accept this fact, once you accept this reality that being a CPA is the first thing is knowing how much you don't know. And I'm not saying the first and second year, even seniors, managers, partners, they constantly learn. And once you accept this, you become a successful accountant. Why? Because it doesn't bother you anymore.


Hi everybody, I'm Michael Branson-Smith. I have been working on a project with a- Hello everyone, it's great to be here at Reclaim Open 2023. I'm Alan Levine and I am here today to talk- He's already going ahead and jumping in. Calm down, Alan. Yeah. So this is, let me just introduce Alan to you. Hey, I'm here. Yeah. And this is, he wants to, he's going to make this presentation. I'm here as just a passenger by the way. This is not my presentation. Or a medium. Yeah. And the internet is interesting, so we'll see how it goes. Hello everyone, it's great to be here at Reclaim Open 2023. I'm Alan Levine and I am here today to talk about my work on Splots or the simplest possible learning online tools. Splots is a project that has been very close to my heart for many years now and I'm excited to share with you- He did all the st- He gave me a local file, so maybe we should just use that. We'll be here at Reclaim Open 2023. I'm Alan Levine and I am here today to talk about my work on Splots or the simplest possible learning online tools. Splots is a project that has been very close to my heart for many years now and I'm excited to share with you all the story of its birth and growth. I first came up with the idea for Splots in 2014 during a workshop on digital storytelling that I was facilitating. The participants were struggling with the technical aspects of creating their own websites and publishing their stories online. They were intimidated by the complex and often confusing platforms that were available to them. It was then that I realized that there was a need for a simpler, more user-friendly tool for creating and publishing content online. And so the idea for Splots was born. The first plot I created was called the Story Box. It was a simple tool for creating and publishing digital stories online. The Story Box was designed to be as user-friendly as possible with a clean and intuitive interface that even those with no technical expertise could use. The Story Box was an instant hit. It was easy to use and it produced beautiful and engaging digital stories. I knew I was onto something and I began to think about how I could expand the concept of Splots to other areas of online learning. Over the next few years, I continued to develop and refine the concept of Splots. I created new tools and applications that were designed to be simple, intuitive, and user-friendly. I focused on creating tools that would help educators and learners create and share content online without the need for technical expertise. One of the most exciting things about Splots is that it has grown organically over time. It has been adopted and adapted by educators and learners all over the world who have used it to create a wide variety of content from digital stories to portfolios to online quizzes. One of the things that I am most proud of about Splots is that it is an open-source project. This means that anyone can use, modify, and improve the tools that I have created. It also means that the community of Splots users is constantly growing and evolving as new people contribute their ideas and expertise. Another key feature of Splots is that it is designed to be lightweight and flexible. It doesn't require a lot of server space or processing power, which makes it ideal for use in areas where internet connectivity is limited or unreliable. It can also be customized to suit the needs of different users and contexts. I believe that Splots has the potential to revolutionize online learning. It is a tool that puts the power of content creation and sharing into the hands of educators and learners. It empowers them to create and share their own stories and experiences and to connect with others in new and meaningful ways. Over the years, I have seen countless examples of how Splots has been used to create engaging and impactful learning experiences from the digital stories created by students in a small rural school in Australia to the online portfolios created by educators in a remote village in South Africa. Splots has proven to be a powerful tool for learning and sharing. One of my favorite examples of the power of Splots is the Instant Splot tool that I created in 2017. This tool allows users to create a custom website in seconds simply by filling in a few basic details. It is an incredibly easy and accessible tool that has been used by educators and learners all over the world to create online spaces for sharing their work and ideas. As the popularity of Splots has grown over the years, I have been amazed and humbled by the enthusiasm and creativity of the community of users who have adopted it. Overall, I believe that Splots have a lot to offer to educators and learners who are looking for a simple, flexible and customizable way to create and share digital content. I hope that more and more people will discover the power and potential of Splots and that they will continue to grow and evolve as a tool for teaching and learning in the digital age. Thank you, everyone, and remember to use... So... That's A.I. Levine. He and I have worked together on this project for a little time now. I'm going to give some background of how A.N.I, Levine and I were built, was built. So this was some madness born out of an idea that Jim and I have been working on for a long time. I'm going to give some background of how A.N.I, Levine and I were built, was built. So this was some madness born out of an idea that Jim and I... I was struggling to come up with a conversation for my talk, so I was talking to Jim about some ideas and we were talking about Allen as this poor human being who shared so much about himself on the internet. He became the target of sockpuffeting. If you've read Allen's blog, he's talked about how he's been a target in the past. And so, we thought it would be really interesting if he could produce A.I. Levine. And, you know, it was one of those things where I was like, well, I think I have just enough skills to maybe pull this off, right? And it started with... The hard thing is I had to restart my computer with a post where people are building avatars from scratch and using tools to do so. I had to restart. Let me get... And I can... Should I bring Allen in to talk about this, too? He... He's on the chat. I don't think he's very happy, though. Oh, okay. I just don't want to let you know if we do bring him on. Okay, well, I feel like, you know, we spoke about this and he should be able to, you know, I'll send him a DM with this address and maybe he'll jump on there. Okay. So we'll leave that there. Oh, there he is. A.I. Levine. How are you doing? You're muted. I know that. I did that on purpose. Who you calling A.I. What is this? Did you have a Creative Commons license? Did you obey the license? Okay, let's talk about this.  It's you. It's not me. Michael, I have always been A.I. I have always been artificially intelligent. Okay? I read and train myself on the entire Internet and then I generate things and I am A.I. This is a mockery, Michael Branson Smith. I thought you were an artist. Wait, I thought I'd share the first version. You know, I mean, I don't know if you've seen it. This is it. This is about me and turning me into some kind of... No, that's not it. That's a good fellow. This is it. So what mean ye splot? Splot? Pick your acronym. There's a few. I get confused. I don't know who I'm talking to anymore. I'm confused. I don't know who I am anymore, Michael. I thought those were you but I'm not quite sure. Maybe this one's you. Round 2 or 3 a.m. No, that's not you. I think you've demonstrated the complete inevitability of A.I. This is you. This is it. Hello, Alan. You told me so much about you. Looking forward to working on our speech for Reclaim open 2020. Now you can see why I get all the keynotes. That was definitely you. So that's... Yeah, so that's how it started, right? I mean, that was definitely you, Alan, right? Yeah. How does it work? What does it do? My A.I. Levine, which is so enjoyable to be in charge of, and I hope to include him in my presentation as well, he's going to be talking about copyright and Photoshop's use of their... What was that tool your friend A.I. Levine was talking about? A generative film? Yeah, yeah. A.I. Levine's going to talk about that in my presentation too. Speak in my... He's smarter. And he's better looking too. So yeah, I mean, when A.I. and I started, we were looking at ways we can take tools that exist out there to build avatars. And first, I was like, okay, there's lots of open source tools, and I have to restart my computer. I had things open that aren't open. Here we go. And now I need my glasses, because things are very tiny. This is a long way from a... This is a long way from a GIF, isn't it? Yeah, no kidding. So there's all these what they call text-to-speech models, right? And so text-to-speech models are effectively data-driven A.I. models that can be used in the context of it's a version of a large language model type of tool or image models like stable diffusion and things like that. It gathers all this data where it comes from. It's not necessarily ever revealed to us, which is always interesting and problematic. But there were some tools that... The last one you just re-claimed open was an open source tool, right? And it was... and downloaded it and ran it and was successful. And I think I can find it. Yeah, no, it's this one right here. You know, you can see Voight Allen is here. Not you, Allen, but the other Allen, A.I. And we built a model and I was able to train it off of three samples that were very short and it produced... You know, I could enter a script, I'm sorry, a sentence and it produced it, but it was based on a model rendering engine that isn't on the Macintosh. Inside Baseball doesn't matter. And it took eight hours. I was like, oh my god, this isn't going to work. But in the meantime, I had discovered a way of building, using... There are a number of companies out there and this is terrifying and A.I., you're fine. Don't worry, I haven't given you away. Where we were working on models of A.I. Right? There's a few different models. There's one more to share with you. That's kind of interesting, is this one? So what mean you... Not that one. So what mean you splot? Splot! Pick your acronym definition. It doesn't really matter. But it comes from the conviction that there's a great value of learners and educators sharing their work on the open web. Does anybody remember the open web? What?  So there was a lot of experimentation going on and we were working on a bunch of different models. But finally I came to, and just for fun This is eleven. Let's log into this one. If we want I want to hear Alan talk about what would you like him to talk about? Jim Groom maybe? Let's say Well there's another, the other thing to recognize is A.I. Levine was built off of five blog posts in which No, I'm not using large text models. April, isn't April? It's really good at Oh here it is. So I asked another A.I. because A.I.s are really collaborative. It's kind of cool. And No, they really like one another. And so I had chosen five posts that were about Alan had written these posts about plots that I had chosen dating back to 2015 and rated 800 word speech in Alan Levine's point because I thought A.I. might do a better job. Look, fewer typos. For sure. And so I wasn't totally satisfied and I would ask again and to write a conclusion. It's a rub text that made A.I. Levine give such a wonderful speech today from a teleprompter. And so with that we can feed. So if we wanted to say Oh, I don't know. Let's let's see if let's see what we can see if we want to have Jim Groom talks about DS 106 history in 200 words right? And so you know, I'm sure A.I. Levine agrees with all of this so it might be good to make sure we hear at least this at least this last No, we'll never hear the end of this Michael. At least this last line, you know, it might be great to have A.I. Levine agree for once with Jim Groom. Jim Groom's vision and leadership have been instrumented shaping DS 106 into a vibrant and influential learning community. His work continues to inspire educators and learners to embrace the power of digital storytelling and engage in creative expression in the digital age. So so this no I mean we could have if you want to, you know, if you think Alan was rushing we can say like actually I'm not sure so but A.I. you can see A.I. Levine was a voice that I generated using 11 labs and this uses a I have 5 minutes so good thank god do anybody have any questions but I can talk more about how this works if you want me to the harder part actually was the audio model we came to you what was your thinking you've been writing a lot about A.I. so what should we don't know what the hell we're doing the idea that we can sort of detect A.I. is farcical and I think also like our preconceived notions are getting in the way in terms of what we think of and so none of the rules are applying at the same time like some of the things that it's capable of are the kind of things that we get excited about so we're dancing with that devil of the dark side and the light side here but the dark side is really damn dark and I'm sure people can imagine generating people's speech patterns it's good that it's bad right now and you can obviously see a fake but you know it's going to get better and so like what we think of as content is kind of headed for this big soup of mixed and stuff together where we're not going to know what was generated by an algorithm and what wasn't how's that for a dark vision right yeah I mean Alan was actually very we did not touch this without his support we had thought about it yeah we had thought about it Michael thought about it it's not my fault no no and we brought Alan in to see like are you okay if we did and he actually gave the original training data to me and then the funny thing is it didn't work well so I went and got my own but again I was like hey you know from youtube videos so it's actually built up with stuff I just found and I talked to him about how I said like let me know if it's okay because I changed the model the things that were the model was built on so the idea of building a Jim Groom model would be a piece of cake because he's so prolific and endlessly on the internet yeah basically a dollar or two spent there's a friend of money podcast where they have Robert Smith who has left the podcast and doing other things with life they got a company to give them $20 for their services to produce a voice that's good enough that they released it as an episode oh yeah no it is already good enough I did speak to an actual company about you know because there was enough audio of Alan to work with and they like to work with at least 20 minutes right but it was going to be like $3,000 I didn't tell you about that and I was like I can't do that I was like on to the next possible way of doing it but this one was actually I think even though it's monotone you know if you hear them out of context and if I made an effort to actually edit it and vary his speech patterns which I can if you didn't know Alan like I know Alan so I know he doesn't speak and he's always making emphasis and that was what made the video training he was actually subdued thankfully this one video that I found right so they want and it's kind of scary because they want subdued monotoned people right and that's what they're producing like you just stay still as long as you're still looking at the camera talking in a normal speech pattern and reproducing Jim Groom is their nightmare I want to thank Alan I want to thank you Michael I want to thank you this is an amazing project and really a creative, thoughtful view into the dark figure that you rock Michael you too that was so fun thank you so much thank you man you're the best bye everybody


on everyone. Sam here with late in sports cards, ripping 10 box Tuesdays, 10 box mosaic, treasures, football mixer number 139, random team style. Looking at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. So good luck, everybody. Let's do it. Let me pull this up really quick. We'll start with, let's do Chronicles H2. Yeah, Mac Corral is all over 2022 products. Oh, yesterday. Mac Jones, that was so funny. I was starting crying, dude. There's Tony. Alan Silver, Mac Jones, legacy update. Dave's Mills. Kyle Trask too. Clear vision. Oh, the 199. Michael Collins, the 399. This guy is three. Tray Lance, Zach Wilson, rookie. Mark Chase, elite. Tray Lance, Najee Harris. Jerry Juney. Oh, Jerry Juney to 10. Nice one there. Oh, what? What was it? I thought it was that. Najee Harris. Your role doesn't reference to? And one with Tray Sermon. I don't remember. I remember either. Dang, I want to know now. It'll come up. Oh, yeah. Zach Wilson, prison black. Michael Carter. Kyle Pitts to 99. Okay.  The Overdrive driver. Yeah, I do. Cool. It was boss. Yeah. It was like, cool. I didn't know where that was going. There was a lot of overdrive though. Let's do legacy next. That was so funny. I forgot about that. The Donald Driver Overdrive. Many of Travis Kelsey, not numbers. What? 67 out of 99 is Carson Strong. Under the light stack Prescott. Marshall Falk to 125. Cool. Nice. It's red, John L. Wade to 299. Just walking steam. Just a little bit. What do you want to be allowed to stinky? Yeah. Watch out, man. Trying to take my turn to get Grego Hulk. He's really pushing the waves. He is. And he's eating good. Yeah. You see him wolf down that Chipotle every day. Oh, yeah. Sauce gardener Jets. Imagine him jacked. Oh, yeah. Definitely want to get him on your side. Oh, yeah. Straight rage. There's Andre Ryzen to 150. There's James Connor. Orange to 125. Cardinals. Orange, Tyrion Davis Price to 149. No, I wasn't a reference to that. I was just what do you say? What did we rip before this again? Oh, H2M. There's Village Jones Jr. Base at Chrome, Rookie Otto for the Bears. Matt Stafford. There's Tony Romo to 199. All right. Let's do elite next. 22 Don Rest elite hobby. Josh Allen, 349. Burners. Or full throttle. Burners is awesome. Romeo Dobbs to 999. Purple Crystal Lave, 41 out of 99. Rookie for the Saints. Two attack by Loa. Craftsman Jersey. That's 88 out of 99 for the Finns. There's Aaron Rodgers to 75 for the Packers. You think he plays this with them? No. Pathetic. Oh, you know it, Jay. Absolutely, dude. They've been a job out to 999. Still got another two hours, dude. Just getting started. Time is it? 11.56. Really? Yeah. It flew by today. I've been to working back. It's Chris Godwin to 399 for the Bucks. God, Jerome Bettis. Nice one there. Passing the Torch, 11 out of 99 for the Steelers. The Bus. Grats on that, Steelers. Kenny Pickett also to 399 for the Steelers again. Great Steelers pack there. Tyron Williams to 77. How off-roading no product to build with. Luca Gold Otto, I would say is probably the biggest hit of the night. Out of Contender's Optic. Gold to 10 of 10. On-Card. Drake London to 999. That's a good box of elite, man. Still have another auto coming our way, too. We have 10 pals of some sort. There it is. Danny Gray going to the Niners. On-Card. Rookie Auto. Stiffy notes, look. I need a new note now. To 399, Derek Henry. Was the first half case, 31. Javon Thibodeau. I'll do it for elite. Let's do 19 Contender's now. I have to do a dice roll for this one. All right, good luck. See a big Tyler or somebody. Yeah? Yeah, a little bit. Gonna do a dice roll. Let's go for the rest of the break. 1, 2, 3, top, 4, 5, 6, bottom. That's a 2. Gonna go to the top. That'll go with the Ravens and Marquise Brown. Uh, goes top. Contender's Dual will go top. Top with the Lions, picking up Tillman. No autos yet, still. It's kind of wild. Daniel Jones Rookie. Joe Flacco. 4 out of 99 for the Broncos. There we go. Still no autos yet. Wow, I'm kind of surprised by that. There's one. Zach Gentry. Rookie Auto for the Steelers. Nice one there. There is Slayton Rookie. There's Jordan Ellis. Rookie Auto for the Bengals. Garner Mintchew Rookie. There's Jimmy Morland. Rookie Auto for the Commanders. Jimmy Morland. Ooh, plate. Joe Juan Williams. Printing plate. One of one auto going to the Patriots. Nice one there. Gratz Pats. Joe Juan Williams. Should still have an on-card auto as well. Ah, redemption. Gonna be Drew Locke. Rookie ticket RPS. It is expired. This will be a Bronco hit because he is listed on the checklist as a Denver Bronco. It says Rookie Auto. So I'm sorry about that Denver. I would still reach out to Penini still if they see if they might have it or can do something for you. Murray Rookie of the Year Contenders. My base. Let's do a, through our two Mosaic from this year. Yes, last group break of the night. We still have Personals after though. Justin Tucker. Gold. David Ajabo. Rookie for the Ravens to a 10. Nice one Ravens. Gotta speak it into existence. Oh yeah. What do you want? What are you looking for? Blue. Sam Howell to 99. Silver Harrison Strait. Silver Travis Etn. Justin Jefferson. Men of Mastery. Isaac Perusotto. That'd be kind of sick. That'd be sick. That'd be really sick. I'm down with that. We've got Troy Anderson for the Falcons to 49 on the Purple Auto. Right at A-Rob. You don't see much. I don't see a lot of Isaac Perus. Mosaic. Red Snoop Conor Rookie. And some Williams. Center stage. Boomer Cieson. Randy Moss. Ken Anderson. Josh Allen. Boomer Cieson. And Kosar. Right here. Same one here. Was he a? Jets. One was Jets. One was. Oh, um. Machaws, right? No. Donald Driver. Yeah, left one. Aiden Hutchinson. Red. Not Neal O'Donnell. Well, they have the same show. Boomer Cieson. Skymore. I don't know. Shoot us an email, Jay. I'll pass it along to Lane. See if they'll do that. Fred Taylor. Red Rashad Bateman. Blue. Blue Chips. Trayvon Walker to 99. Jake Ferguson. Rookie Auto for the Cowboys. Not numbered. Calvin Austin. Nick Benito. And base. Let's do Mosaic Box number two. Chilson's got to use Giants, right? I can't watch a show. You know who's on that show with him? Yeah. And Marina. Yeah. And I can't watch it. Yeah, shoot an email to us, Jay. And I'll forward it to Lane. Lane will be able to better answer that. She'll Walker. White Cordero Patterson to 25 for the Falcons. Devo, Swagger. Two, Michael Thomas to 99. Silver Jalen Petrae. There's Charlie Kolar for the Ravens. Silver, Justin Herbert. Fields. And Tom Brady. Montage. Mosaic. Isaiah Spiller. Rookie Auto for the Chargers. Nice one there. Not numbered on the red. Vonte. Mike Dicca. Red, Trayvon Walker. Blue Chips. Darryl Monica. Kenneth Walker with the Blue Chips. Bailey Zappi. Mosaic. Silver, Leviska-Chanult. Josh Allen, I spared you on that one. Thank you, Josh. Pairing yourself. I didn't even put your bones away. Yeah. It's Clyde Edwards-Hallaire. Red, Tom Brady. Nice. What's up, Trash? Marches, Joe Burrow. You working? It's Carson Wentz. Silver, Hassan Haskins. Rookie. Malik Willis. Introductions. Rookie. Who are you cases tonight? I don't know though. That's pretty cool. Kavon Timidot. That is 24 out of 25 for the Giants. Nice hit there, G-Men. Elijah Moore. Sam Howe. DJ Moore. Blue is Cooper Cup 299. Let's do 22. I'm at Collegiate first off the line. And there's your photo sticker. Any multi-team card or card of a guy still in college will be random to either the teams that are represented or to all at the end. First up is going to be Russell Wilson to 99 for the Broncos. That's right. That's when you're going to the Eagles. 57 out of 99 is Dallas Goddard. Tommy, you spoke that one into existence, dude. One of five. Matt Corral. There you go, buddy. Nice one there. That'll work. I told you. Honestly. Nice one there. There you go, Tommy. Nice Corral, low number to on-card as well. Next up is going to be Tyler Goodson, 30 out of 99 going to the Packers. Here's your first off the line exclusive. It's going to be for the Seahawks, 6 of 13, Kenneth Walker, two-color RPA. Nice K-9. Congrats on that, Seattle. 19 out of 52. Interesting. It's going to be Kyle Hamilton on the jersey for the Ravens or gloves for the Ravens. That'll look good beside his out of 10. There you go. Got to go for that rainbow now for the same card. Let's do 21 mosaic now. We'll do mosaic hobby, mosaic choice, and then of course finish with NC. Calvin Ridley. Grab his ETN. Not like this year's this mosaic. 21. It's like the rookie. Like everything's so out of order. Like the inserts are in the middle and there's like base and vets and rookies mixed together. I've had it, man. I've had it, dude. I don't know what more there is to say. I don't know, dude. Yeah. Can you just drop the latent sports cards? That's a nice one here. Autographs Devonta Smith going to the Eagles. Congrats, Philly. What do you want? Just do latent sports card for gmail.com in chat for Jay. There's a deck. Nice red Jalen Waddle for the Daltons. Blue ships, T-Law. There you go, Jay. Jay goes, I know that one. No worries. There you go, Jay. Got gmail. Yeah, gmail. Yeah, you're good. Purple Josh Palmer rookie to 49. Emmett Smith. Productions Matt Jones. There's a overdrive of J.K. Adams. Matt Jones debut rookie. Tray Lance rookie. It's not bad actually, Iceman. Anthony Edwards out of 25 out of a Hallmert Mosaic class. I'll take that any day of the week. Jeff Fakuda, Jake Plummer. Kaderius Tony blue chips. Joe Mixon overdrive. Trevor Lawrence debut rookie. Oops, points random to all at the end. Anthony Schwartz, DJ Sharp, C-E-H. J.K. Dobbins. Silver rookie, Aziz Ojalari. Josh Jacobs, Greg Newsom. Smith, Byron Jones, red. There's just an in it to win it. Von Miller, not numbered. Fields on the debut rookie. Micro Carter, two to go. Allen Robinson to 99. Two up, red. Well, he had his chance. Von to Smith debut rookie. Justin Fields true base and Michael Parsons rookie. Zeke Elliott on the masquerade. I think that's a short print right there. Nice one there on the masquerade ballers. Very nice, congrats Cowboys. My home's there, masters. Toss that in the recap. The masquerade, yeah. All right, on to Mosaic choice 21.  Good? I think so. There you go. Levi Nuzarika. Jaylen Waddell debut. Otto the fridge, William Perry. Nice one there, not numbered for the Bears. We got Peacock coming up too, Sean. There's Javon Curse to 80. Titans. Kurt Cousins. We've got Devante Parker for the Dolphins on the Peacock. Nice one there. Short print. That's Caleb Farley, choice exclusive. And Amon Ross St. Brown, 74 out of 80. Not well caught, unfortunately. All right, let's do some NT. Geez, that's tough, Nick. That's really tough. There's Christian McCaffery to 49. Panthers. Nice one here for the Bucks. We've got a 7 out of 99 is Tambry. Cool one here. Framed fabric. Tyler Higbee, 79 out of 99. Game worn on that as well. There you go, Iceman. Nice Higbee game used patch. Marcus Allen, century materials. One out of 25 for the Chiefs, followed by a Rashad Bateman. That is 95 out of 99 for the Ravens. Dual jersey. Got three colored rookie patch. Zach Wilson, 21 out of 25. Going to the Chiefs, we've got 99 of 99. True RPA of Cornell Powell. Again, that is 99 out of 99. Nice one here for the Broncos. 23 out of 99. We've got Champ Bailey. There you go. Congrats on the champ. He was so good, dude. So good. Nice one here as well. That is five out of 99. We've got Kyler Murray on the Jersey Auto for the Cardinals. Nice Kyler. And to finish it off, nice one here. 45 out of 99. How about a Ramandre Stevenson? Horizontal. Again, that is three colored rookie patch auto going to the Patriots. Congrats at New England. All right, let me do this random for these points really quick. I'm at the empty. Again, this is 600 Panini points. Bring you over to our random screen. All right guys, randoming off 600 points. Whatever team is on top after seven times, we'll get the points. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. Going to the Ravens Raiders combo. Ravens Raiders. Yeah, I'm sorry, Shane. I was hoping for a purdy, dude. All right, let's do a quick recap here, everybody. We've got Jerseys, Rashad Bateman-Ravins, Zach Wilson-Jetz, Tyler Higby-Rams, Marcus Allen-Chiefs, Kyle Hamilton-Ravins, Tua for the Dolphins. Autos, we've got Ramandre Stevenson for the Patriots. Kyler-Marie Cardinals, Champ-Bailey-Broncos, Cornell-Powell-Chiefs, William Perry-Bears, Masquerade-Ballard-Shortprint for the Cowboys-Zig-Elliot. Dallas-Goddard Eagles. Got Matt Corral to five. Panthers, Tyler Goodson-Packers. Kenneth Walker going to the Seahawks. Devonta Smith-Eagles, K-Von-Tibodeau-Giants, Isaiah Spillard-Chargers, Jake Ferguson at Cowboys. Troy Anderson-Falkins. Drew Locke for the Broncos on the Redemption. Got Joann Williams, Patriots. Jimmy Morland, Commanders. Jordan Ellis-Bangles. Zach Gentry going to the Steelers. We got Danny Gray at Niners. Jerome Betta-Steelers. Vilish Jones-Bears and Carson Strong-Eagles. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we've got Personals.


I'm going to grind the joints out so they're all uniform and try and make it look a bit better. This isn't going to be fun, but what can you do? We can't leave it like this because it's actually dangerous now. Good morning. It's our apprentice today.  There you go. Is that better? There you go. Don't drop it. I'm glad she put it down. How do you help? Thank you.  A green dress. I've never heard of that before. There we go. There you go. Oh, there's the beds. We need to get going so we can get started. Daisy's done to see Nanny now. She's gone for a walk. So there's been some interesting footage to edit from that. Yeah. So this is Sarah and Stuart's house. You may recognise the fence.  How long ago did we do that? Two years ago, isn't it? Because Daisy's nearly two. I think the garden's been done over a year. And as you can see, it was done badly. They paid a lot of money for this and it looked great. Obviously it always does. It looks great when it's first done, but I've never been happy with the way the joints are. Look at that. It's got to be six mil that. Down to next to nothing there. There's some over here. There is no joint. And where they have jointed it, the mix has been too weak. It's all just come up. There's stuff growing in it. That means it's too weak. So us being bricklayers, the only thing we can do is repoint it. I know you can use this fancy jointing compound, but we've never used that before. So we're just going to stick with traditional. And then Alex has just found this one. Let's pull it up, Joan. What have we done? What a surprise. So we're going to, I've seen on Instagram, a landscape, he's repaired a couple of these. That's all we can do is repair it. We can't redo it. Nope, we can't afford that. And Sir and Stuart can't afford it. So it's going to be repair as best we can, make it safe for little Daisy. There's one here, I think, as well. It's one of these little square ones. It's loose. But any loose ones we're going to take up. There you go. There's one. And then look at the joints. We're going to joint those so they're nice and even, so you're not tripping on them. We're going to grind the joints out so they're all uniform and try and make it look a bit better. Obviously, we can't make it look perfect because we're not good at this kind of thing. We just need to try and help. Yeah, you can see, you can see on the flags, the dotting dabs underneath. See the way it dries. So I think that is it, isn't it? I think the loose ones, we've seen on Instagram, you mix up SBR and cement and just basically stick them back down. And where the dotting dabs are, we'll fill that with more so it's solid. I'm just trying to make sense of it all. And we're going to use grit sand and cement four to one and make it quite dry and just ram it in tight. And we're going to go down at least 15, 20 mil to give it a good key. Yeah, there's another example of it. Look at the state of that. Instead of doing a proper cut round the manual, they just cut a piece, cut another thin piece, cut another piece, another piece. So basically, and oh yeah, they have one to see if they'll come back and fix it. But guess what? Nobody answers the phone. They don't exist anymore. And these were recommended, believe it or not. So I hope nobody else has used them. So let's just start making a mess. This isn't going to be fun, but what can you do? We can't leave it like this because it's actually dangerous now. So let's get these grinders out and get going. Right, I've had a little go at it. It's not fun. It's got to be dipping as well. The whole thing, the flags don't line up, which is made worse by no mortar being in the joints. You can see that one there. Let's bang. Once we've jointed it though, it's going to be a bit better. It's hard taking just a few mil off the flags. We've got to call the marks on the flag. It's still going to be better than it was. I've put the grinding blade just taking the joints out down as deep as I can. You see how it's now drying out nice and quick. Look how wet that is. That was the mortar between the flags. Look at the state of that. I don't think there's even any cement in that. I don't even need the grinders to get it out. That's a little disgrace. No one's the most growing it. It's always out. I hope that you get to see this video and I hope they're ensuing themselves. Really do. That's a lot of money they've ripseraged you off from. Obviously we're not charging for this because it's family and we just want to look after them and make sure it's safe for the baby. I think we're up to about four or five wobbly flags now. So we're just going to stick them back with SBR and cement and fill up more to round the dot and dab so it's full bed. It's going to take a lot longer than I thought. I thought we'd have this done today. We'd be lucky to get the grinding in today. We need to stop at one point and make sure we get it repointed today because it's going to rain tomorrow so we don't really want to rake it all out in the full joints full of water. We'll just have to do it in stages as and when we can. We're actually here today because we're quiet. We've had the last couple months we've had a lot of quiet spells. We've had as much time off as we had we've had to working so now the weather's picking up we're hoping to get busy again. So Alex will be back in a minute from his toilet break and then we'll crack on.  Good Friday morning. Enough right Fridays today because we're just round the corners at Surrey Stewart's again and wow this job took a lot longer than we thought as they do but this patio is awful. All this is done and dabbed all of it so as we're going along the popping there's loose ones anyway and as we grind out it's popping up as well. So the best we can do is just SBR them back down and fill in the joints as best we can. This whole thing needs ripping up and redoing but that's just not going to happen that's just not in the budget because they ourselves you put it down and they just won't even answer the phone they're not interested. They won't even come back to repoint it. We're using grit sand 4 to 1 and just packing it all back as best we can. Just stop everything wobbling and make it safe again. It's got a huge dip in it. It's not even close to flat. It's got all these weird cuts look around where they cut around the drains.  So yeah this is what it looks like when your daughter's been ripped off by some landscape builders. Landscape gardeners who have now disappeared. I thought the only good thing was it's somewhere for Daisy to play. We had a lovely time yesterday because Daisy was out helping but she can't play today because we've got it back on the ground to get these joints something like breaking down and breaking the joints bigger as well just to try and get everything looking uniform. Let me just show you some examples of some of the joints as well. There you go 25 mil to absolutely nothing so why didn't they just push that flag that way 10 mil that would have been uniform joints. Again they're less than 10 mil. I mean I am no expert when it comes to flagging because we don't do it. We leave it to the people who know what they're doing or supposedly know what they're doing but we just do what Britley is doing repairing it and repointing it. So I wish I knew what the names were. I'd name check them so nobody else has to use them. Oh yeah these ones here you can see where the cross joints just stops because they've just put blocks down there and those flags overhang the blocks by about three inches so there's nothing underneath that far edge. Luckily it's against the fence. Oh yeah and they've just built up over the fence. This fence we did so if you notice there's a whole rail missing at the bottom. They've also brought the ground up against the fence as well. That should have had a gravel board on this side of the post so you can get down behind to paint it but as you see the grass is up against the post against the rails and the boards so they're just going to rot. So they don't look like what they're doing. Freaking useless. Right we're back at Sir and Stuart's house as you can see we've got quite a bit of it done not as much as we'd hoped but pretty much all that grinding is done. So we've got that uniform ish that's another loose one there. There's one loose one down there it's not too bad and the last one is this corner which needs a bit of grinding as well. The joints are same there so this one flag needs lifting and grinding. I'll show you underneath that when I take it up how bad it is. Then you can see the flags are up against the fence. Proper paw. That's a six foot fence that and that's high level with me and I'm only five foot seven eight. So plan today is while it's nice is get the rest of this garden sorted out so that you can plane it properly. It's currently fast asleep. Yeah Alex is going to carry on with the pointing I'm going to get these two flags sorted out and get the rest of the grinding done here. This is the last bit to do now. I actually killed the blade on the nine inch grinder probably about six months where it just disappeared but yeah as you can see this is another mess like the state of it. Look at that one as we make as we make Martin from we're going to say it's dog shit absolutely horrendous and they've walked away and took the money for this as I say so it's still paying for this.  Look at this behind this gate.  We're just coming through it. So we're going to get stuck in and hopefully get this all done today. Alex just done doing the radio pack up system we've been sent by Milwaukee which is fantastic. That's the tool chest. That's our new tool chest with all our tools in. Better get on soon because fix radio's on in a sec sorry fix radio's on and Clive Holland's on in a minute. Let's get it on. So while you do that I'll just talk a bit then so I'm sure you'll see it before and after before I do this outro or however it's going to work but that was the pits. Not the job I mean it well wasn't great but the the stage it was in. That took a long time that. Well it took three days. Yeah three full days this took or two days and three quarters but as you can see the sail looks a bit better now. You can actually actually see crush joints and there's actually mortaring them so that's always good. So now these are rocking in these either now so the the steady the filled up and they're not going to rock anymore so now and the joints are uniform so it just looks better. It looks better and it's safer for that for that baby running around. No tripping over the flags. Yeah so yeah this was a slog but thank you very much for watching if you enjoyed be sure to give a thumbs up and if you're new to the channel you want to see more be sure to hit subscribe because that's always a massive help to the channel and we greatly appreciate all the support. This has been Bricklaying with Steve. That one over there. Watch out for the cowboys. Huh? Cowboy builders. Oh yeah so you're talking about us? I'm sure someone will agree with that. It's been cold worse. I'm Alex and we'll see you in the next video.