should this asian rapper have apologized after making a viral diss song to the san francisco mayor we're gonna talk about it because this is in a hot debate oh man this is still going viral right now first off we're gonna play a clip from chino yang song san francisco was my home then we're gonna play a clip of him apologizing for it after he got pressed let's run the clip i'm just a man trying to provide for my son and my daughter in the city with dollar on order i'm barely making the quarter out of 15 cent it's harder be a man with cooking politician want to see me getting burned now let her breathe you ain't nothing but a clown when we really needed you you would never be around you don't turn this gray city into the zombie then let's do all kind of thirst here won't try in a small town song who has the connection to presidents senators or you know the top elites i am simply a civilian so for the sake of my family and my loved ones and my close friends i like to openly and publicly make apology regard regarding of my actions and what i say in uh video i had no idea this is extremely powerful individual has so much emotional attachment to land and breathe yo andrew this is turning into some big internet news right now possibly bigger than the people involved ever could have imagined andrew chino yang is a restaurant owner in san francisco proper he makes a viral rap diss song that's actually better than you thought you know better than you would think it would be because i guess he was a chinese rapper from the rap of china like he was a contestant so he makes that song but then uh the mayor london breed or her constituency it's very unclear like basically he comes out and says that he got like threatened so but you know it's unclear whether it was in a street way or a formal infrastructure way so he issues an apology and this has made the whole news even get bigger right because a musician having to apologize for a song that they made seems like not something that should happen in 2023 although i guess he did call it a diss song it really wasn't that threatening it really wasn't that bad no honestly it sounds like something out of the 70s 60s or 50s from one of those old shows back when politics used to be really rough and tumble anyways we're going to talk about it guys please hit that like button check out other episodes of the hot pot boys also check out small i saw check out the instagram it is shipping right now still very delicious uh yeah check it out yeah real quick guys i want to preface this by saying we're not too familiar with sf politics i'm just reading the articles like everybody else i just know that people are unhappy with san francisco i'm not sure about the policies i don't think about london breed who is the mayor all the time in my mind so i'm not gonna like i'm not here to diss her specifically right i'm not saying that you should kick her out of office or anything like that even though i know there is a big movement too right now that exists i'm sure everybody can agree there's a multitude of reasons why things are the way they are but of course everybody argues over a pizza pie slice distribution i'll say this man it's sort of this crazy situation andrew where asians make up 33 percent of san francisco but they don't have 33 percent of the power like people don't treat the asian population that makes up a third of the population in san francisco like they're a group that they they take them lightly yeah and do you think people generally view that as an issue that the asians at the asians fault like they didn't step up and gain enough power throughout the years or that there was some type of system holding the asians back from gaining power in san francisco i would imagine that it was both it was a combination of people setting the traps but the people taking the cheese and falling for the traps like i said i think a lot of the asian american population in san francisco is unhappy they feel like they get targeted a lot of their concerns are not heard chino yang is one of them he owns a restaurant his restaurant been broken into six times you know there's just drug use everywhere all around his restaurant he comes out that forces him to make the rap song which is rap is the voice of like the unheard right or at least traditionally yeah that's what comes from the struggle rap but then it's so funny because as much as everybody loves rap when a chinese guy is using it to point out problems in the society and then dis the mayor who happens to be african-american all of a sudden it's not okay right because it now it looks like asian verse black right but he's also using a black art form so then that's what makes it like i guess so internet controversial then not only that andrew there probably is a disproportionate response from her camp whether london breed okay's it or not he probably got pressed on both an infrastructure official level and an informal i'm just gonna keep it real probably got pressed on a street level as well if you may me guess so then it leads now to even more speculation right right i mean andre what do you think do you think that people need in san francisco like do they need to watch the wire game of thrones house of cards succession billions the power to more understand how they cannot end up in this situation because the situation at this point it is what it is i think the way i view san francisco and like the chinese population there it's like it's tough because i think a lot of the people who made it in san francisco move out it's kind of like one of those like china town situations where china towns as a neighborhood always have trouble having political power to an extent because a lot of the powerful asians who make it in china town they move out they move to other places you're saying even a place like san mateo or like whatever kupertino yeah i'm saying like south bay essentially like anywhere anywhere around the bay right um so i think there's that kind of issue but also man i think that actually i want to applaud chino yang because uh i had actually seen his music videos a couple years ago but i think that even though he had to apologize and take down the video on his channel the song did its job people heard it and they heard how angry he was he did not make specific threats to london breed to the mayor he did call her a clown and did criticize her that's and he did say it was a diss song so maybe had he not came out specifically and said this is a diss song you think in the beginning of the song he was saying yeah man this is not a diss song it's just a real song he sort of said it's not a diss song but he said it is a diss song do you think it had anything and this is to play devil's advocate and had anything to do with his rapping style which is pretty hard like even just that sonic sounds i mean but he didn't because he didn't do the the guns and the he had no guns no weapons he was in front of a auto shop and a chinese restaurant like there's a bunch of black people in the videos you know friendly with all different types of people you know so i thought the video did its job as far as being heard and that's what i think it echoed a lot of opinions in sf right now a lot of people feel the way he feels and i think even the disproportionate response against him made this an even bigger story yes what the mayor's office should have done is taken this chance to gracefully meet him up and been like hey chino i know you made a song let's meet up and talk about it because you're the voice of your community i know you're angry but i'm going to talk to you because i'm the mayor and i have policies that are going to try to help you versus the mayor's office or whoever it was shut him down dude they try to punk him yeah they try to punk him it looks bad basically they try to treat him like a weak-ass asian yeah i think it looks bad it looks bad on them and they shouldn't have done it they could have handled it now hey man now whatever i'm not saying they did it but whoever brought that pressure on him they're gonna made this a lot bigger thing than it needed to be right right right um somebody said she went much harder on him than she has on crime um somebody said a man has nothing to do with race or color the city's problems are the result of a long and continuous series of bad policies i will agree with that and we even got to go back i think san francisco has had democratic mayors for a very long time one of which was even asian himself yeah who we had met before shot at the ed lee r.i.p but it's like i don't want to just only blame it on one person i don't think it's a continuation it's a string you know she's you know you probably don't think that she's doing a good job and she's maybe perpetuating things but it didn't start with her right maybe she's not stopping the ball but the ball was already rolling right she's probably not doing everything in her power to reverse it but it's not all her fault right because i'm sure she wants to maintain power and her constituents do a lot that's why everybody's losing faith in institutions in 2023 and all the politicians to be honest um somebody's saying man he's literally just speaking his mind i can't believe in 2023 somebody is getting shut down for using their first amendment rights this is not chicago politics or new york politics in the 1970s with like when all the mobsters used to run things the only thing is yeah because he kind of did call her out by name and calling her a clown so i think what they're probably extrapolating if i have to think about it in a different way it's like the mayor's office is probably afraid that people might throw stuff at the mayor when they see her out and start chanting that not that anything he specifically said was that hateful but that the song could spark something but you know what's wrong is because there's so many rap songs out there there's so many angry rap songs people talking about things that they don't like in those songs don't necessarily get shut down but this song got shut down so that's why i think there's some hypocriticism yeah yeah yeah i think it's hypocritical ultimately and like i said people are going to take this the wrong way i don't really i'm not fully blaming her office i think she came in as a moderate democrat that's which the platform that she ran on in the recall i'll say this um i think that they just thought it was going to make the chinese population which makes up like a third of san francisco vote against them i think it was just a simple like election calculation somebody said uh i hate how on the left and by the way guys we're very neutral on this whole issue i hate all on the left asians are supposed to fall in line and then not only are they on the left they're ranked a very low ranked person on the left yeah i think that that's really really unfortunate i think people shouldn't question that situation literally for themselves if they just watched the game of thrones um somebody just said man was it even culture was it viewed as cultural appropriation that he used rap to do the diss song against linda breed chinese guy raps he's appropriating i don't know i don't think so yeah i mean i feel like rap honestly i mean dude he has that he has a chinese accent like he's from he's born there in china but raised in san francisco like this dude is it's like more authentically chinese than when i talk you know what i mean because he has a accent so i don't know anyways anyway that's not our argument that's just getting to our takeaways i'll say this man i think that like i said i i don't know what everybody's like political leanings are whatever i think that this issue can easily get political but i guess for me my biggest takeaway that i don't see being discussed online is how can the asian-american population of san francisco at 33 get to a point where they're just not getting bullied around or not people aren't trying to punk them like they're a pushover i don't know yeah it's tough i mean i guess they i mean they gotta people gotta know how power works right yeah like i said i mean i don't know how else to do it i don't know if watching animes or playing maple story gets you there when you're saying more watch house of cards game of thrones the wire yes political shows yeah and it's like those are the most entertaining ways that you can see the 50 laws of power on display yes those are fictional stories but they're a compilation and you know a more exaggerated entertaining form of real stories it's true that those shows will give you some insight into how politics work and you gotta know how politics work in order to gain political power it is true i agree you have to know how politics work and a lot of asians don't want to think about it whether or not they understand it they don't want to think about it because they're just like so focused on work and they're like nah like i gotta do my dance for my they want to get matcha croissant no or what the matcha croissant no take out the matcha croissant in the bulb shops i'm just saying like i just want to cook chinese food serve it and make money for my family that is that's a simple way to do it and that's not wrong but there's this other side of it where political power comes in and it is more nuanced and it is more savvy you gotta have you almost got to speak another language it's way more complex like there's another total language and i'm not talking about like english and chinese i'm saying there's another language of speaking politics and playing that game that a lot of people are not into so that's why you do need more homegrown asian politicians just like you would tell any group that wants representation for their constituency they have to produce a legit politician from there you have to so that's it hey man learn the game or get burned by the game let us know what you think of this whole situation i think i hopefully it works out for chino yang hopefully sf gets right on track whoever the leader is i'm not endorsing or going against for anybody just explaining the situation let us know what you think in the comment section below guys this story just keeps getting bigger and if more details come out i don't know it'll play out like a tv show itself anyway guys let us know what you think in the comment section below until next time i'm gonna hop off boys we out peace


Hi, I'm Ryan Beto from the NDSU Dickinson Research Extension Center. I'm an NDSU Extension Cropping System Specialist. We're standing here in one of our low pH wheat trials where we're looking at how different varieties react to this low pH. So we're finding more and more areas in western North Dakota as well as parts of eastern North Dakota where we're finding pHs below five and a half. And we're even finding that in a field where there's a pH of eight, right? So that really site-specific soil sampling is very important so that you're looking at the full picture in each field. When your pH is below five and a half, you can get something called aluminum toxicity where that aluminum that's already available in the soil, that's already in that soil becomes more soluble. So pretty much all of our soil out here has aluminum in it, but when that pH drops below five and a half, the plant starts to take it up and that can cause the toxicity that reduces yields. So there are certain wheat varieties that are more tolerant to aluminum toxicity. So variety selection is one way that we can face this challenge in our fields out here, but it's important to keep in mind that as that pH drops a lot of other things start to happen too. So ideally we want people to be out there liming these fields, putting down tons of lime to raise that pH above five and a half. Because when that pH is that low, not only does that aluminum become more available, so other nutrients become less available and things like phosphorus can get bound up with that aluminum. We also have certain herbicides that don't break down the way that they usually do and can cause some carryover issues down the road. Last year we had a wheat variety trial. Unfortunately it got hailed out. So this year we have three sites. So we have information on all these different varieties for wheat and how they interact under different environments along with all these sites have a pH below 5.5, some are even in the upper fours. So we're definitely seeing stress across all these sites, so we can give you guys a good idea of how these varieties do under these low pH environments. So we're not saying that every field has a pH below 5, but we're seeing a lot, you know, more and more where there are areas out in these fields where we're having a acidity issue, especially in no-till fields. So make sure that you're being very site-specific with your soil sampling so you can find where these sites are. Then apply lime, any type of lime source is going to work. We've used sugar beet lime, water treatment lime, or your egg lime. The biggest thing you want to keep in mind is calcium carbonate. So we want tons of calcium carbonate, not a couple hundred pounds in furrow. We did do some work looking at some different calcium sources in furrow. This year with the drought, you know, some of these yields can be lowered, but we didn't see any differences with both lime and gypsum in furrow on a low pH site. We did, however, find a difference with phosphorus in furrow, and that's something that there's a lot of research out there showing that that will help bind up that aluminum in the root zone. So putting phosphorus in furrow with your small grains is one way to counteract this low pH issue, but ideally we're putting lime down. So with variety selection and some in furrow treatments, you can get by with this issue.


Hi everyone, Joe for JaspeysCaseBreaks.com coming at you with 2022 Panini Luminance Football. Four box, pick your team, number four. Some break credit being given away here as well. Big thanks to this group for knocking it out. No filler. We still have break one and two involved in a filler if you want to get in on that. Rex trying to, trying to, it's a fresh case as well. Break four, five and six will be from the same case. Rex who's a Bears fan is talking about how the Bears were the NFC champs for the pre-season. He's like, I know it means nothing, but oh, you're not a Bears fan. But when's the last time the Bears look good? Well, since barely any starters play in those pre-season games, I guess you can say that the Bears' second, third and fourth tringers look good. Yeah, pre-season in football probably means even less than pre-season in baseball and screen training. All right. So we got three stacks of four. So I'm going to grab this guy right here. We'll go one, two, three, four, five, six, five, one, two, three, four, five, six. So this we will save for break five or six. Kind of a weird angle to write on, but we'll put five slash six, meaning it's going to be for either break five or six. So we don't confuse it with some of the other ones we have back there. And the ESPN's really got to fix this sound mix here. I feel like the crowd noise is so much louder than anything else. I don't want us to hear the crowd. All right. And our first box or my first look at Luminance, live look at Luminance, three autographs, one memorabilia card per box, on average, got some stuff to be on card, ultra rare inserts, et cetera, et cetera. I think Adam was mentioning about cases. I don't know if there's a traditional one per case situation here, but maybe we'll find some short prints or something like that. I do like the Luminance. It's a pretty, I personally like the design. I like the design a lot. So does the crowd in the background. All right. Good luck, everybody. The photography is great. I like the, I like the text here. And we've got a Trey McBride to 100, a TJ Watt to 50, and our first autograph right here, 193 out of 349, Tariq Woollen. That's for Seattle. Karen with the Seahawks. Last spot mojo as well. TJ Watt going to the Steelers. That's for Chris. And the Trey McBride, they don't have the, they don't have their pro teams on here yet. That's right. Let's go to the Luminance checklist. Sam saying Cardinals. Let me confirm that. Trey McBride is indeed an Arizona football Cardinal. That'll go to Jeremy. Our team will look these up and make sure they all go to the right place. Got Sam Hallen numbered? I don't think so. Got a Matt Stafford here, 65 out of 149, Rams, Timothy H with the Rams, and we've got an AJ Brown autograph, one out of 25. Still Titans edition here. And that'll go to Chris Butler. I saw these in the preview, the Vistage, I like the way those look. There's Dak Prescott for the Cowboys. That's 249, Niko with Dallas, and year one on-card autograph, Garrett Wilson for the Jets. There's a, there seems to be a different, I don't know, it's kind of hard to tell, but there's a different sheen. You see those little speckles right there? There's a little different sheen right there that gives it a different kind of pop. I feel like we got a good production value here, but I think this might look even better in person. Adam with his Jets. Nice. Adam, tell us how you're feeling about Garrett Wilson. Is he looking good? Got AJ Brown, Titans edition to 99, and we've got, hopefully, the guy that will eventually be throwing him the ball, 11 out of 25. It's also for Adam. Thanks Greg. Are you just now noticing? No. No gym for me. Just naturally, this physically gifted. All right, Adam saying Garrett Wilson showing some flashes. That's what I like to hear. All right, next box. You're surprised I didn't get dragged to play free safety? Thousands could be used me? I think the fact that I run like a 10-5-40, that could be an issue. Maybe even slower than that. 7 out of 35, Lamar Jackson. We got out of 249, Dallas Goddard. We got this Fusion insert looks pretty sweet. That goes to the Jaguars. Adam with the Jags. I don't know if this is a short printer or not, but it still looks pretty cool. Dallas Goddard goes to Shane and the Fly Eagles Fly, and Lamar Jackson, Nico with the Ravens. Is he going to get his contract figured out by week one? And to 10. 5 out of 10, that's Justin Herbert for the Chargers. That's going to go to Chris and the Bolts. And we've got a 26 out of 49, Adrian Amos Luminance, Inc. For the Packers. Chateau. We'll wrinkly on the penny sleeve, but there you go. Smoothed it out. 83 out of 99, Traylin Berks. And we've got a Johan Dotson autograph for the Commanders, 29 out of 100, rookie autograph for Adam and Washington. Really sharp designs, and I always like Luminance. Sheesh. Insert. And to 249, that's Soss Gardner. And a Joe Burrow Relic, Memento Swatches. That'll be for Shane and Cincinnati. We're on to Cincinnati. We're on to Cincinnati. Next, Luminance. We've got Serena Williams and Contavit on in the background, 5-5 in the first set. Second round, US Open Tennis Action. I'm a fan of the tennis. Christian McCaffrey, 249. And Matt Judon, 45 out of 99, Autograph for the Pat Riots. Karen with her Patriots. There you go. Luminosity. Really great photographer here. There's Russell Wilson in his Broncos gear, so some updates on some photos. To 149 for the Packers, that's Kingsley. Kingsley and a Garbet and a Barret and a Jet. And a Jet behind a Burrow. It's a Red Ink Auto, Soss Gardner. 272 out of 349. This guy's supposed to be pretty legit. That's what they're saying. That Red Ink Auto really pops, too. Yeah, Adam's like, he signed, he's the Red Ink, the Red Pen on in Legacy as well. Like that Red one. To 249, we've got Leo Chanel for Kansas City. That's going to go to Sam and the Chiefs. And we've got Mack Jones. Memento Swatches, 15 out of 25. Two colors there, Karen with the Patriots. Does he really? Soss Gardner. That's smart. Soss Gardner has a deal with Buffalo Wild Wings where he has his own Soss. I like it. You think it's like tailored to how he likes the spice level or the flavor level of his wings? And Brian Robinson, Jr. To 349, was looking like he was going to be RB1 before that terrible carjacking attempt where he got shot a couple of times, I think, in the bottom. He's going to try to make it back this season, allegedly. So get well soon, Brian Robinson, Jr., Adam with the Commanders. Sheesh. Collar Murray will go to Jeremy in the Cardinals. That's to 99. This one's to 35. Goes to the Chiefs. George Carloftis and the Malik Willis for the Titans. And I said dynamic insert here, dynamic rookies insert. Chris in Tennessee. All right. Fourth and final box. All right. So Adam's got some more news for us on Soss. The Soss Soss is smoky, sweet, and spicy. It sounds like some good flavor pallets there. Some good notes in that sauce. I'll have to try it. I've only been to a buckle of Wild Wings once in my life. I don't know where the nearest one is out here, but just came out today you've not tried it. Wasn't there another player with a food-related nickname in New York? Snacks? Snack? Snacks? I forget what position he played. Maybe a lineman or something like that? The Dolphins, there's two out of 35, and Kyler Murray again to 249. And for the Colts, it is Jack Cohen, 42 out of 100. Snacks Harrison, that's right. So yeah, he did play for the Jets too. I think that's a draft strategy for the Jets. Colts. Jeremy Harder, there you go. Colts. Kyler Murray for Jeremy Port, and the Tua for Sam. Got it out of 99, AJ Brown for the Titans, and for the Texans, John Mechie, 16 out of 100. I think he got injured early on in training camp, right? Texans had high hopes for him, but might have to wait a little bit here. Jerry Bennington with Houston. And AJ Brown is still Titans edition here for Chris. It seemed like it was a different parallel, but I think I've been kind of eyeing the rookie cards for the quarterbacks, but I don't think we've seen too many yet. Oh, and points. Winner take all on the points. Right, that's what it was. He was diagnosed with cancer.  I don't know. We'll get well soon for Mechie. Brisker is going to go to the Bears. Jerry. That's what it was. It's Tray McBride to 149 for the Cardinals, and we've got Ronnie Brown, 42 out of 49. Vintage materials going out to Sam in Miami. And Mark Andrews there at the end. And there you go, gang. A four box break of luminance in the books. We got to give away break credit. We got to give away those points. So let's set up my random.org lists here. Flip back to the list. Everyone has a shot at the points. 600's a decent amount. Tonight could be a nice little consolation prize for some of you. Now for the break credit, you have to buy at least two teams. If you follow the instructions there, you've got a chance to add some break credit. Let's sort by column A alphabetically. So basically buy an even number of teams like Adam did, four teams, and then half of those become entries. Brandon bought two teams. That's an entry. Chase bought two teams. That's an entry. So did Chris. Chris B. Jeremy P. Two teams, one entry. Jerry B. Two teams, one entry. Karen, two teams, one entry. Nico got four teams. That's two entries. Patrick with two. That's an entry. Sam with two. That's an entry. Shane with two. That's an entry. And Tim with two. That's an entry. So two out of these 14 spots are going to get some break credit back. Let me just spot check this again. Make sure I didn't miss anybody. I got Adam. I got Brandon. Chase, Chris B. Jeremy P. Jerry B. Karen, Nico, Patrick, Sam, Shane, and Tim. All right, let's gather all these names here and put them into that list. And one dice roll for both lists. Let's roll it, randomize it, four to six, ten times. For the points, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and good luck, tenth and final time. After ten, Chris Butler, there you go. After ten, six hundred points go in your way. Four to six, ten times for the break credit. Top two, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and fingers crossed, tenth and final time. After ten, Adam and Sam, congrats to you. After ten times, $125 of break credit go in your way. What a break for Adam. And there you go, Sam. Thanks, everyone, for getting into the action. We've got more in the store, so check it out at jasphyscasebreaks.com. Bye-bye.


Well, you do have to admit that the idea is quite appealing to say the least. Take any laptop and easily make it a two-screen setup. And do this through a little monitor that can be easily inserted in a backpack and be brought on a coffee shop or a train as they show in the advertisement. Even better, the same device can still be used as a normal monitor, rocking an in-built stand both vertically or horizontally. Finally, it has just one extra customization option. You can even attach it to a laptop on the lid so that you can show another person exactly what you're currently seeing. However, I was skeptical. Something like this with this many different customizations doesn't feel like it can be easily pulled off. Nonetheless, I put the monitor to the test to see if it was any good. And eventually, I worked away with mixed feelings. Take the material quality as an example. The whole thing is plastic, which actually makes sense. If I want to attach this to a laptop, I do want it to be lightweight. And the back of the device does feel quite good, with some okay design reflective strip supplied on top. This is overall a great start given the low price. However, the case of the monitor itself is visibly low quality plastic, probably 3D printed. And overall, I found the ingest and various mechanisms to feel rather unstable. The worst thing is that when looking closely at the most fragile part of the whole device, the hinge, the plastic had already broken within a few hours of usage and was dangerously bending whilst I rotated the device. This is extremely scary as I don't think I exercised any unnecessary pressure, but it might just be a faulty unit. That said, I would advise buyers to treat the hinge with great care. Back to the good things. The device comes with lots of nice cables in the box. We do have a USB to USB-C to USB-C cable, which also powers the monitor. Or a USB-A to USB-C, just for power. And HDMI to mini HDMI for the video feed. Realistically, this is going to be enough for all laptops I've ever seen in the wild. However, using a mini HDMI instead of full-size HDMI does restrict slightly the usefulness of the device. As an example, I tried to attach it to my Fuji camera, which is recording this video, to actually see myself whilst recording the video. However, the Fuji camera uses a micro HDMI port. So I had a micro HDMI to HDMI cable, and I had a HDMI to mini HDMI cable, but no actual way to connect micro HDMI to mini HDMI. Sad, but realistically you don't own a device that still uses micro HDMI, that's just me. The I owe on the device itself is a mini HDMI port, two USB-C ports that can be used for power and or video feed, a jack audio out cable. Actually using the hinge took me a little bit of time to fully understand how it worked. The main idea is that we have two components, the monitor, the screen I guess, and the stand. And the stand can rotate 360 degrees. If you do want to use this monitor as a standalone monitor, we will get to attaching this to a laptop as well. Then you have to rotate the stand on the other side of the device. If you want horizontal, there's a little leg that extends on the other side and magnets to actually attach the monitor and stand quite strongly together, so no issues there.  There's a little component that has to be removed to do that though, no big deal, and the stand is equipped with rubber bands to avoid the device being scratched. I appreciate that. Now, this little piece that we took off can actually be inserted both on the top and on the bottom. I will admit that I have no idea why you would want to insert it on the bottom, but you know, I do appreciate the modularity of the device. Overall, it's an impressive piece of contraptions to fit all of these different use cases into such a small device. I do have criticism on the contraption though. When you actually close down the device to place it in a bag as an example, you still have most of the monitor exposed to the wild, so you do have to be extra careful where you keep the device. As an example, if you put some keys in the same bag, then I would expect the device to get very easily damaged. If you do want to attach this thing to a laptop, then there is a little thingy that you have to rotate, which is going to hold the side of the laptop. This is also equipped with rubber bands, so damage to your laptop is extremely unlikely. So finally, does it actually attach to laptops? Well, here I was ready to complain about the size of the laptop holders, because I have a Dalek SPS with incredibly tiny bezels, so I thought for sure the clamps are going to cover part of the screen. They don't. Actually, so if it works on the Dalek SPS, believe me, it's going to work regardless of the laptop you are using. All points here. The inclination of the side monitor is a bit awkward, necessarily, but I guess it works. I attached the USB-C cable and boom, ready to start working with a double monitor setup. I was actually quite impressed at how well everything just worked. Almost I didn't make a mistake, so originally I tested this monitor whilst using another little 14-inches screen, as that was my main monitor back then. Now I wanted to disable the old screen, which was broken to keep just the crowd view. So I went into system settings and I was greeted by two monitors, one of which was called Do Not Use, and I thought, okay, I guess I'm going to disable that one. And that was the crowd view. For some reason, this monitor is called Do Not Use. My best guess is that given that this is a review unit, somebody set the name to Do Not Use to make sure it was clear, I mean, either way, the name doesn't matter and I'm pretty sure the actual product will have the correct name in system settings. I just thought it was pretty funny to point that out. In actual usage of this thing, I do have to point out that the gap between the two screens is pretty big. So you won't get any kind of continuity between the two devices. It's also quite shaky if you're not on a perfectly still surface. So I have some doubts about train usage of this little thing. However, I do not have any train trip planned anytime soon, so I don't know. On my device, which is really, really tiny, the top clamp was actually not holding the top of the device. I just took it off. However, this means that this whole thing cannot be moved around as is. It would just slide away. So if I do had the top clamp and force it toward the top of the device, then, well, it makes no sense whilst staying still. But I'm actually able to just pick up the laptop and move around both screens at the same time. It's not lightweight, but hey, it's a dual-screen setup. So what did you expect? I also tried the CarView on the StarLab little, little laptop, which is slightly smaller and overall more plasticky. I mean, it still works, though yet again, the StarLight only has a micro HDMI port, so I can't actually use that to connect to the monitor. By the way, micro HDMI is a terrible standard that we should just forget about. And please use HDMI and not mini HDMI. So I tried to push the CarView to its very, very limits. This is the jingpad in its laptop mode. And no, that didn't work. If you have a super, super small laptop, you do have to make sure you check the sizes or this whole thing won't really work. However, to be fair, you can still just place it the monitor I mean on the side of the device. I mean, it's going to take more space, but it's still a screen. Come on. So finally, the controls. These are the most standard you can get. I believe there are actually some sort of built in vendor vendor thing. You've got four buttons on the back of the device and you can control brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, adjust image position, these kind of things, but absolutely nothing out of the ordinary. As far as maximum brightness brightness goes, I'm afraid I do not have the tools to measure this, measure nits, not measure, measure nits, sorry. Finally, do let me say my personal opinion on this device. So it's really, really hard to give it a negative review when I think the price is overall quite sane and it does pretty much everything it would say it does. There's only one major flow that I encountered and it's obviously the plus being broken near the hinge. That's why I started with that right away. However, at the same time, do let me say that I'm not in love with the crowd view either. It's not something I will personally use regularly, but I do realize that my use cases are different compared to other people and finding this little thing useful or not will of course be subjective, but objectively it works. Just maybe use it carefully. That is everything from me and thank you.


Elliott question for you Controversial nonetheless question. What is a man? Well, I went on earlier talking about the fact that boys and men are both males And so we'd like to get very existential with our ideas about this But I think the real distinction is between boy and man We know what a male is and we have all our biological and psychological things about it, but The reason why that's such an important question is because unlike girls and women well Nature and God just makes them into that. You're a woman They just are And girl turns into a woman, but a boy can stay a boy his entire life Maybe 40 50 60 years old If he's never made into a man men are made and I think that's some one of the things that the perversion of our culture has Forgotten or they know but they're making us into something else making us into girls But Without strong fathers that even know who they are without no without a male imprint and image bearer We have none because we have no God men are Patterns unto God their father. It does a hierarchy for men. We don't work in circles like women men aspire up So to ask what is a man and then come from this egalitarian mindset Well, that's for you and you're that kind of man and this kind of man is all everybody opinion It's whatever you want it to be almost like with women Rather than having a cohesive understanding or at least aiming towards the high standard of the father above Okay, so you're raising daughters and they and you obviously want them to marry good men Mm-hmm. What do you tell them is a man? I mean do you say break it down just like that?  Okay. It's very elementary because all that Order high order manifests itself in patriarchy You know, it is what it is a man who's carrying that image will act like a husband and father Not a boy chasing puss or addicted to video games or drinking on the weekend, whatever He's gonna have a sense of well the father but it but it is It's very practical because he knows his boundaries to mm-hmm a man of morals moral value. That's very evident very clearly right, so What I'm doing specifically with my daughters. It's interesting you ask I grew up around boys I'm a mentor to boys. I got one sister and she acts like a boy trying to figure this stuff out Number one, I know that it's about my presence in the home for Their example of what is a man Uh But then I have teachings Bible teachings and Teachings around the Christian faith as it represents order Christ and God the father And so if we go back to traditional religion in that way meaning God's order in the home Then it would only make sense that I'm raising my daughters to be wives But she has to recognize order and a man that she can trust Rice hit raise her up now drag her down Is it gonna be difficult for you as a strong man as a powerful patriarch to hand your daughters off and not try to Micromanage, you know the way they start the relationship. Yeah, I Think the micromanaging has already begun And so the micromanaging I'm trying to catch up on should be instilled very young Speak these things to your daughter. So you're not having to wrestle with them when the cat's out the bag Right, they're still kind of young and receptive my oldest She hears me and she sees me But it's tough So The whole idea is that you train in such a way that you don't have to micromanage. I don't have to micromanage You know, what's right and what's wrong, right? isn't interesting how that works because You have imparted into your daughters a level of discernment a will So that when they're doing things they know that they're carrying out the will of their father When they see things that are wrong, for instance, they say hold on a second. I know that's wrong Well, how do you know that's wrong because I was raised to recognize wrong when I see wrong And I won't submit to that It's pretty funny how that mirrors other relationships like the heavenly relationship we have Isn't that pretty amazing? Yes, because when he imprints on your heart and all of a sudden his will is alive and you and you're carrying out Basically the will of heaven is pretty crazy. No, everything's a mirror image, man. Yes, sir


Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and welcome back to another episode in my WW barbecue series. As Saturday as it is, summer is coming to a close as well as the barbecue series. We're gonna have this video in one more with a barbecue recipe and then we're gonna move into fall and the holidays. So no fear, I have a lot of recipe videos coming your way but I cannot wait to share tonight's with you. The dinner was amazing. So if you wanna see what I have in store for you for this episode of my WW barbecue series, then just keep watching. For tonight's barbecue dinner, we're gonna be making bruschetta grilled chicken, grilled Brussels sprouts, which I can't wait for and I'm also gonna grill up some zucchini because my husband does not like Brussels sprouts. So let me show you what is in our recipes. So we're going to need some oil, either avocado or olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper, minced garlic, stone ground or grainy mustard, sugar-free honey. This is the sugar-free honey that I use. This is the Nature's Hollow sugar-free honey. I purchased this off of the Netrition website. It's the only place that I've been able to find it and it is really the best price. There is a link down in the description box. If you click the link, it'll take you directly to Netrition. You can shop around, find all of your favorite things. The fiber gourmet pasta is a must-have and that is also purchased off of Netrition. So sugar-free honey is amazing, so I'll be using that in the recipes. We also need some red chili pepper flakes, Italian seasoning, Parmesan cheese, of course, some chicken, a lemon. This here is mozzarella cheese. This is just fresh, delicious mozzarella cheese, the largest zucchini on the planet, some Brussels sprouts, fresh basil, and tomatoes. So let's get started on tonight's barbecue dinner. So the first thing we need to do is chop our little hearts out.  So let's get to chopping. We're gonna go ahead and make the sauce for our chicken. So we need one tablespoon of oil, so whether you're using avocado or olive oil, we need one tablespoon of that. We're also going to add in some Italian seasoning. I also squeezed one lemon and we're gonna add about half of our lemon juice, so make sure to reserve the other half. And then we're just gonna do some salt and some pepper. Oh, this looks delicious. And then we're just going to give this a quick whisk together and we're just gonna set it aside as this is the sauce for our chicken. We are going to take our chicken. This one over here is mine. I measured it out on my food scale. It's four ounces, which is the amount of chicken that I want. So I'm gonna make sure that that is the one that I end up with off of the barbecue.  And then we're also going to add that delicious sauce that we just made to the bag. And then we're just gonna give it a quick squish around and I'm just gonna throw it in the fridge while we get together our Brussels sprouts and our zucchini. And that'll just give it a few minutes to marinate, but it smells really, really good.  So I'm going to add another tablespoon of my avocado oil to my Brussels sprouts. And just so you know, I'm gonna recreate this marinade for the zucchini for my husband as well. Again, he doesn't like Brussels sprouts. What's wrong with him? And then we are going to put in one tablespoon of grainy mustard, and I'm just gonna kind of wing it. I know about a tablespoon of a zero point item. I'm also going to put in one tablespoon of honey.  And then I'm going to add just a little bit of salt just to kind of bring out all the delicious flavors. I'm gonna add a tiny bit of red chili pepper flakes. I don't really like spicy very much. And then lastly, I'm going to add one cup, or I'm sorry, one quarter cup of balsamic vinegar. And I'm gonna give this a good stir and I'm gonna do the same thing with the zucchini and then we'll be ready to get everything onto the grill. So I'm gonna get my Brussels sprouts ready to go onto the grill. So I've just put them here in a little foil pack and I'm just gonna kind of roll them up and put a top layer onto my foil pack as well. And then that way you can easily flip these around on your barbecue. So my veggies are ready and I just did the same exact thing with the zucchini. I went ahead and added that delicious marinade and also went ahead and made them into a little foil pack as well.  While the barbecue is warming up, we're gonna make up our bruschetta topping. So you can see here that I have my chopped up tomatoes, my chopped up fresh basil. You could use dried basil if you didn't have the fresh, but honestly, the fresh makes such a huge difference. So we're gonna give that a mix. We're gonna add in the other half of our squeezed lemon juice. We reserved half of that. Give that a little bit of a mix and this is really easy. We're just simply going to add in a little bit of ground black pepper and a little bit of salt and we'll give it a stir and I'm just gonna throw it in the fridge while the chicken and the vegetables are cooking and we'll top our chicken with this right before it's done on the grill. But doesn't that look fresh and delicious? Our chicken is ready to go on the grill. This smells really good. So we're gonna go ahead and get this on the grill and the vegetables. I'll show you it cooking away and then we are ready to have dinner and this looks absolutely delicious. Our dinner is coming along nicely. Our chicken is looking good and we have our foil pack of Brussels sprouts and zucchini. So it'll be just a few more minutes before it's done. Everyone's out here. Hi Lola. And then this guy. And you're welcome. So I just brought dinner in. Look at our veggies. Yum. The zucchini and the Brussels sprouts, they smell outstanding. And then we have our chicken. We did go ahead and add our mozzarella cheese while it was on the grill. Here's our bruschetta topping.  We are gonna add a little Parmesan to the top of our chicken and our veggies. I'll show you my completed dinner and I'll give you the smart point. So here is our completed dinner. So there is my chicken. I went ahead and added the bruschetta topping so that delicious tomato, basil and a little bit of Parmesan cheese. And then I have one sixth of the Brussels sprouts. And again, I just added a little bit of Parmesan cheese to that as well. So the Brussels sprouts are a total of two smart points for one sixth of them.  The only thing that you have to count points for is the mozzarella cheese and the little bit of oil that's in the marinade. It is not enough Parmesan to count cheese or count points for. So this is a total dinner for only four smart points. Thank you for joining me on another episode of my WW BBQ series. You guys, that bruschetta chicken and those Brussels sprouts and zucchini were so incredibly delicious. And what a low point filling dinner. All prepared on our outdoor grill. Nothing can be better. So if you're new to my channel, make sure that you subscribe, hit that little bell. That way you're notified every time I upload you don't wanna miss a single video. I would love it if you'd give this one a thumbs up. Comment down below. Let me know what you thought of this recipe in the BBQ series and if you're gonna give it a try and also how sad you are that the series is ending. And I'll see you guys all in my next video. Bye.


This is stock number 9J427A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2017 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk. This vehicle has a 3.2 liter V6 Pentastar motor with 271 horsepower and from this HD video you will be able to tell that this Jeep is extremely clean all the way around inside and out. Diamond black is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the vehicle with me and definitely your best way to check out the vehicle before seeing it in person. This one comes with these 17 inch painted and polished aluminum rims, Firestone Destination P24565R17 tires and these tires have a good amount of tread left. I'd say probably about 70 to 80% of the tread left on those tires. No scuffs or scrapes on that rim. It does come with the LED running lights, HID headlamps and factory fog lights. In 2017 they made them all HIDs on the Cherokees except maybe the Sport didn't have HIDs but I know the Trailhawk and the Latitudes did. No dents or dings on the passenger fender and the passenger side rim. No scuffs or scrapes. If you want to check out more pictures of this vehicle in the upper right hand part of the screen there's a link right to this vehicle on our website click that to go there and down this side of the vehicle you can see just how clean the body is how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down you can still see the vehicle hear the vehicle end of confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So then when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. Very clean down this side and this back rim is in excellent condition as well. 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The next speaker I'd like to introduce is Dr. John Briffa, MD. He's a naturally oriented medical doctor, and his work is dedicated to providing honest and trustworthy holistic health advice. He's a blogger at drbriffa.com, he has over 20 years of clinical practice, and he's an author of several books, including Escape the Diet Trap, and I always find it really awesome when doctors who have obviously gone through all the rigors of medical school and western medicine can also embrace the holistic side and, you know, can see the whole picture. So I'm really excited to hear what John has to say. So welcome him up. Afternoon everyone, afternoon. I'm going to spend about an hour and a half talking about these things here. How to get fit, how to lose weight, if that was your objective. How to feel better. I've experienced over the last 20 years lots and lots of people in my clinical practice, but also in my work in the corporate sector, with people who are basically, I suppose you could call them, not quite sick enough to be called sick, but not well enough to be called well either. I see a lot of people with, you know, fatigue related issues. A lot of people who have fluctuating energy. Some people, for example, who find it difficult to stay awake or, you know, concentrate in the middle of late afternoon. Does anyone here get a lot of energy around 3.30, 4 o'clock and find a bit of a struggle? I see individuals, for example, who say they're in meetings, you know, with valued clients and have to sort of stick sharpened pencils into their leg under the table, you know, to keep themselves awake. And if you've got to that state in your life, usually something has gone wrong. The thing is, is that the solutions to the sort of problems that I see in practice and also weight issues are usually very simple indeed. You know, when people think about, you know, getting fit, losing weight, for example, they generally think about having to do things that demand quite a lot of effort. So, you know, going hungry with your diet may be forbidding certain foods, exercising very hard. Probably a lot of you, I would imagine, do quite a lot of exercise and may like to do that and that's fine. Not everyone is like that. Some people like to do it, what I would call the easy way, okay? And what I found in practice is, is that there are very easy ways that individuals can transform their health. And as I'll explain a little bit later, that's particularly true for men. There seems to be certain nuances, differences between men and women that make it actually easier for men very often to achieve their health objectives. So over the next hour and a half, I'm going to go through this in a fair degree of depth. I'm going to speak, speaking a lot about nutrition. And the reason for that is, is that nutrition has a really fundamental role to play in how we feel and how we look. It is really key. The reason that we need to spend a fair amount of time on it is because it's a large subject, you know, you only have to pick up a newspaper or magazine, turn on the radio or the TV to learn something about what we should and shouldn't be eating. But as some of you will know, not all of the information is utterly consistent, right? So you hear one thing, one moment and then a day, a week later you hear something very different. A classic example of that is the idea that our diet should be low in fat, right? Fat's fattening.   Sugar and other forms of carbohydrate like starches, that's exactly right. So our government, most health professionals would advise us to eat a diet that's relatively low in fat, right? And relatively rich in carbohydrate, grains mainly, okay? But everyone believes that though, because some people will come along from time to time and say it's not fat that's fattening, it's actually carbohydrate. So some of you here will be familiar with the Atkins diet, do you know the Atkins diet? It's basically a low carb diet, okay, which can be quite rich in fat. And it argues a completely different point of view of the conventional wisdom around healthy eating, which is the diet should be low in fat and high in carbohydrate. Now with these very conflicting messages, it can be difficult to know who or what to believe, right? It can be very difficult. So over the course of the next hour and a half, I'm going to use a fair amount of science, I'll warn you in advance, okay? I'll use a fair amount of science to reveal to you what it really means to eat healthily. Now some of you may be interested in science, some of you not so interested in science, that's absolutely fine, because at one point I'm going to reveal to you the one single thing really you need to bear in mind to judge whether a food is healthy or not. It is just one concept to have in your head. One question you need to ask, that's it.  And then I'll tell you, and then of course I'll tell you, I've just told you it. And then I'll tell it to you again about 10 times. So you can't miss it. There's just one very key thing around nutrition that you need to understand. Now a lot of the information in this presentation has come from a couple of books. This book was published in 2010. And I decided that I would write essentially a fat loss book for men, because my experience with health is that men are very often a bit sort of disenfranchised around this area, and health generally. Not very many men are going to pick up books with titles like Six Weeks to Your Bikini Body or whatever, okay? So it occurred to me that there's a lot of interest in this area, but also a lot of misinformation in this area, and I wanted to set the record straight and make it easy for men. Because they want to improve their health and have better bodies basically. That book was superseded this year by this one. You'll notice by the branding this isn't really about men. What this book did was bring up to date the science. So we have about two years worth of science that wasn't available in waste disposal. And I've also included a lot of techniques in here that I'm going to be discussing with you now that didn't make it into waste disposal. So let's dive in. First of all, this is what I want to talk about, this concept of weight. Now we're a very weight-focused society, generally speaking, and we as medical practitioners tend to be quite weight-focused. And what we do with weight in order to categorise someone is convert it into something called the body mass index. You'll be familiar with this probably. This is basically your weight in kilograms divided by the square of your height in metres. And then we tell people this, that if their body mass index is somewhere between 18 and a half and 25, that's normal or healthy. However, if it's crept above 25, you're now overweight and above 30 is obese. Now, we generally as health practitioners stick slavishly to this idea that there's a very strong link between our body mass index and our health. And we're often encouraging people who are overweight or obese to get their body mass index into the normal range. However, there's some fundamental problems with the body mass index in terms of its ability to determine what your likely health is. Any thoughts? What sort of limitations it has? No, it doesn't. It doesn't account for muscle mass at all. It doesn't tell you anything about your body's composition. So I don't know what your body mass index is, but I suspect it's above 30. Is that right? 35, right? So if you look here, here's two people. One that looks like you, another one that looks like someone else. They have the same body mass index. One of them is very heavy because he's very well muscled. They may be very fit and healthy, actually, and this person less so. And you see immediately just how limited the body mass index is in terms of its ability to judge our health. There's another problem with it. It also doesn't tell us about this, the distribution of weight in our body. And that's because when men tend to gain weight, it usually ends up around the middle of the body. We call this abdominal fat. I'll talk about it again in a moment. Whereas usually, this isn't exclusively true, but usually with women, when they accumulate weight, it's generally below the waist. So you get men looking more like apples and women looking more like pears. Now, this isn't just an aesthetic difference. And the reason for that is that we know that weight that accumulates around the middle, so we call this abdominal fat, is usually associated with fat that has deposited itself within the abdomen, so in the organs and around the organs. We call this visceral fat for those that like technical terms. And the relevance of this is that visceral fat and the proxy for it, if you like, fat around the middle, what you might call a spare tire, has very strong links with health issues, like heart disease and diabetes and overall risk of death. So a lot of people, for example, who will accumulate weight around the middle of their body, may not like that because it's unesthetic to them and maybe to other people. But the important thing, as well, is that it has certain health risks associated with it that are probably worth avoiding. Here's the good news about being a man, though, and I alluded to this earlier. This fat here is surplus to requirements. It really doesn't form any particular function for you. So, for example, if you're a woman and you aggregated some weight below your waist, you might be able to use that, for example, during pregnancy and breastfeeding, thinking in an evolutionary sense. This does not really do you any good at all. And it appears that this fat is particularly easy to get rid of if you know how.