Almost 20 years now we have not been in South Carolina as our region has progressed around the states and so finally because of the removal of the confederate flag we are back home and we are very excited to do so. Another person who could not be with us is Gloria Sweetlove who is the Region 5 Chair and also a member of the National Board. We are hoping that Dr. Liner and Randolph, the immediate past president will be joining us as well as shortly we know Reverend Dr. Nelson B. Rivers, the third will be here. Charles White of course who is our former SEC Southeastern Regional Director and a former National Field Director is here and has had quite a bit to make sure that this goes off in great form. Our current Southeast Regional Director is Mr. Kevin Miles who is standing here with us. We have an expecting representative Kevin Govan to be with us as well. There are other members of other branches who are here who are also very excited that we are finally coming home to have our regional convention. So today we wanted to make it known and make it plain that we are very excited about having an opportunity to be at home. I am not going to try to introduce our president and CEO. I'm going to leave that up to someone else but once he speaks you'll know why I don't feel capable of introducing our dynamic president and CEO. At this time I would like to present the president and CEO of Experience Columbia, Mr. Bill Ellen. Good afternoon. We are extremely excited for this day and obviously a month from now next month we'll be even more excited that the event is finally here. I have to tell you for over the last year we've been talking about two major events coming into Columbia. You may know in two weeks we got the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament and then next month we've got the NAACP. In Reverend White I have to tell you I have to stay sharp because that's a lot of ends, a lot of A's and a lot of C's to keep up with. But we're excited about this day. It's been a long time coming, it's been too long. Welcome back to Columbia, South Carolina. We're excited to have you here. I know Cheryl Swanson and her team at the convention center look forward to welcoming you next month and we look forward to you coming into town and having a great experience in Columbia and we want you to come back. Again, it's been too long. Welcome. We're glad to have you here. We're looking forward to the next month. Thank you. Thank you very much, Mr. Ellen. And as you've indicated, yes, we are all looking forward to it and I'm sure that we will agree that there is no place like home and we are very pleased that we can finally come home. While we are getting other people in place, let me go ahead and ask that our mayor, the mayor of the city of Columbia, and we call him our mayor because when you're the mayor of the capital city, you're the mayor of all the other cities as well. So please welcome Mayor Steve Benjamin, who will make some remarks regarding a welcome. Thank you. Okay. All right. Sounds good. Well, thank you all so much for being here and I won't be very long as at least our local press knows we actually have a city council meeting going on right now and it is budget season. So we practice government by ambush here. So if you're not at the table, then you're on the menu. So I got to go back and make sure we spend some time during the budget. But I would not let anything keep me away from this press conference and in this announcement welcoming, of course, our friends from here across South Carolina here, but also my friends, Derek Johnson and Charles White in particular, to Columbia. As many of you know, the NAACP is the world's oldest, largest, most respected civil rights organization. When other organizations may not have been bold enough to fight the fights that needed to be fought throughout American history, particularly over the course of the 20th century, the NAACP was always front and center. The story of South Carolina and the South Carolina Conference of Branches of the NAACP goes arm in arm with the story of the African seed and the American sun producing leaders over the course of the entire last century as part of this century that helped define the course of America. The decision nearly, I guess, 60 years ago to raise a Confederate battle flag in the position of sovereignty over our state capital and to remove it and put in the place of honor on the state capital grounds disrupted a strong and meaningful relationship that now has taken on a new life with the removal of the flag. It allows people to see what we know Columbia to be. We are home to people from every one of the 194 sovereign nations on the face of the earth. We speak 90 different languages. We follow various different religions. We are, the story of this community is central to the discussion of civil rights here in America and to have the opportunity to host Region 5, the mothership of the NAACP, the most powerful, the most prominent region of the NAACP back here in Columbia is humbling as a child of the NAACP and I will say this without any hesitancy that everything I've been able to do in the course of my personal and professional and political life is because of the training I received as an NAACP youth leader as a college chapter president at the University of South Carolina as a state youth and college division president. We were given opportunities to show leadership at a very young age that helped lay a true foundation for us to go out and do the good things that our leaders knew that we could do. I'm thankful for the foundation that I received here at the association and so thankful to have the opportunity as mayor now of this great city to welcome the NAACP back to Columbia South Carolina. This is a big day, this is a big day and it serves as a harbinger of even greater things to come and I have to say thank you so much to our leaders on the local level, on the state level, regional and national level of the NAACP for doing what was right even when it wasn't popular and for sticking it out in the interest not just of local issues or state issues but the interests of greater humanity. And I want to say thank you, thank you so much. Is nothing going to go up next? Yes. Let me introduce you. Okay, thank you so much. We regret that we've had to take you away from your city council but we want you to stay as long as you can but get on back over there and fight and make sure this thing goes right. When you talk about a big day, you can't talk about a big day unless you got a what? A big doubt. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Reverend Dr. Nelson B. Rivers III to the podium. Dr. Rivers. Good afternoon everyone. I am the Reverend Nelson B. Rivers III and invited and commanded to be here by Reverend Charles L. White Jr. I do want to recognize the president and CEO of the NAACP, also a child of Region 5, the mayor of this great city who served in leadership when I was state director here for the NAACP in Columbia who I saw then had the makings of all he has become and even yet more to come. Let me thank Brother Goldman for his introduction. James Goldman served as state president back during the days when we started the flag fight and he knows all about what we've been through.  James Goldman was one of the five men refused service along with Charles White at the Buffalo Room. Madam State President, Murphy I saw you, God bless you. Thank you so much and for all here. They asked me to talk briefly about the flag. The Confederate battle flag, we started that fight. At least I joined the fight in 1978. The first person I recall saying statewide that the flag ought to come down was Senator at that time House Representative member Kay Patterson, later Senator Patterson. After that Dr. Gibson as the state president we marched all over South Carolina. Jim Clyburn at the time human affairs commissioner had to wear a bulletproof vest in Greenville in 1987 when we called for the flag to come down under the leadership of the late Earl Schinholster. And then we called on the flag to come down all over the state. We marched on Myrtle Beach, we marched in Hilton Head. So this fight was not a new fight. In 1999 the mayor of Charleston, Joe Riley, invited us to come to the dedication of a memorial to the Africans who were enslaved and brutalized in Charleston at Sullivan's Island. I said to the mayor at that time on the stage, isn't it a shame that we can honor the dead Africans but insult their living descendants every day by flying that racist symbol above our capital. And I said then to Lonnie Randolph and said to later to the right of James that the time had come for us to boycott the state of South Carolina. That was July of 1999. It just so happens that weeks later we were at the NAACP National Convention in New York City and from the floor of the convention led by our own CEO at the time, Kwaesun Fume, as well as our resolution committee, they adopted on the floor without a voice vote against it. Unanimously, the sanctions against South Carolina that led to the sanctions against Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama. The South Carolina sanctions started in July of 1999. We went into negotiations. We were told many times nothing could change, nothing would change. And then Senator Arthur Ravanel, bless his soul, had helped us by having a rally before we had our rally. After the rally he called the NAACP the National Association for Retarded People and we thank him because his rally had 6,000, our rally had 50,000, had a lot to do with him calling us retarded. We marched 50,000 strong or almost across the street and the flag started to come down. Senator McConnell told me to my face that the flag would never come down as long as he was in the Senate, long as he was anywhere around in South Carolina. I said to Senator McConnell, you must not know me. I'm from Charleston. I'm from the land of Never. Everything you ever told me I would never do, I've done or will do, and we're going to take the flag down. That was January of 1999. We had the first king dead to dawn, 50,000 people. They told us in the State Senate and the House it still wouldn't come down, but the boycott started. People started leaving the state, they wouldn't have come to the state. And the next thing you know there was a deal cut and NAACP was sold out on the deal. We were sold out on the deal. We never would have accepted the deal. We didn't think we needed a monument for black people off of King at the expense of keeping that red rag above the dawn. The flag stayed up because it stayed up too long because people cut a deal on us that they shouldn't have done. But here behold, years later, the flag, when we marched out there in 2000, we declared then we don't know how long it would take or when it would take. That was July the 5th, 2000, that the flag would come down. Painfully, but surely, when they killed the 9 at Emanuel, friends of mine, the church where I was buried, don't you know on July the 10th, the same people who told me to my face and I'll face, it would never come down. They came down. They came down from blood. They came down because of terrorism. They came down because of innocent lives shed, but it did come down. That's why in South Carolina we ignore people who tell us justice will never be done. It might not be now, but it will happen because it has to happen. So I'm excited that the region is coming. I served as regional director for five years. I followed Earl Schinholster. Charles White followed me. And we know this is the heart of the NACP. Region 5, as go Region 5, goes to whole association. And of course, we're excited that a child of Region 5 is from Detroit, but he grew up and learned who he was in Mississippi and down at Tougaloo College. He's now the national president and chief executive of the NACP, came up as a state youth leader, a tremendous lawyer and friend and brother. Why don't you welcome Derek Jones, the president and CEO of the National Office of the NAACP. I want to thank you, Reverend Rivers and to Mayor Benjamin. If you need to go to protect your budget, I understand. There you go. Symbols matter. The symbol of the Confederacy is an offensive symbol. And as a result of that, the NAACP made a value judgment not to visit South Carolina. Symbols matter. Because of that value judgment, that symbol of the Confederacy is no longer flying at the state capitol. So we have a new value proposition that the NAACP will now return to South Carolina. For me, it's a great opportunity because we're returning during the time a friend of mine is serving as mayor. What a symbol that is. An individual who developed political chops through the NAACP now serving as the capital city mayor. A city that the NAACP will return to after a victorious journey of taking down the Confederate flag. In NAACP, we are the largest and oldest civil rights organization in the country. At 110 years old, 2200 units in 47 states, we are proud to convene March 28th, 29th and 30th in Columbia, South Carolina. It is important for not only this community, but for the nation to understand that in a democracy, our vote is our currency, but our voice should resonate with a value system of inclusion. So as we stand here today, beginning to converge on this city, we want to thank this mayor, this community, this state conference president, Ms. Murphy, this branch president, Ms. Gardner, for inviting us to participate at this moment in this city. This is a press conference, not opportunity for a speech. So if the press have any questions, I think this is a great time, because I have learned in my tenure, you only get 30 seconds. So at this time, I want to open it up before we bring up the state conference president so the mayor can get ready and protect this budget, and we can all begin to prepare for the convening of the civil rights conference. But we hope that the community of this state would join us for the training so we can align our voices in ways in which we can make democracy work for all, not only in the federal political discourse, but also locally. The most important thing that NAACP has done for this nation is become the conscience of the nation in the public policy space. And so this convening would allow our delegates, our members and friends to be trained on how to be stronger advocates to bring a value system of inclusion into our public policy conversation. Let me add something really quick too, and I'll take lead. It's important to note that because of the Confederate battle flag man removed from our state capital in the end of economic sanctions against South Carolina, we're not only hosting this institute, Leadership Training Institute with NAACP, but we would not have March Madness here in this community. To some people, some people focus on sports a lot more than they do on other things. But for this action, March Madness would not be in Columbia for the first time since 1970 or thereabouts. I've spent over the last eight years several moments with economic development prospects, with those who want to visit our community to bring conferences or other revenue generating opportunities to this community because they saw the potentialist community, but they would not come because they didn't feel that the state of South Carolina would do the right thing in removing the Confederate battle flag. So the opportunity to quantify exactly what we've lost or what we could have lost, but for this decision, I would tell you it's significant just from my personal experience. The opportunities now are huge and significant. The role, again, that the NAACP has played not only in this discussion, but in helping shape the arc of South Carolina in this country for the last century cannot be overstated. But I do want to make sure that those who are listening within the sound of my voice, viewing the entirety of this press conference, or just 30 seconds of it, as the President recognized, realize this is not just about the NAACP, but conferences of every shape, size, economic development decisions of every shape and size over the arc of a significant number of years have passed in South Carolina or would not consider South Carolina simply because of the battle flag flying at our state capital. So the leadership of the NAACP in leading to take the flag down and out of a position of honor at the state capital were newer to the benefit of South Carolinians for generations to come. So thank y'all. All right. Any other questions before we move to the next speaker? Thank you. Thank you very much. At this time, I am honored to introduce a State Representative from South Carolina. Please welcome Representative Govan. Thank you very much, Mr. Gaulman, to our State President of the NAACP, Ms. Murphy. It's a deed, and the other distinguished ladies and gentlemen that are here. It's a pleasure to stand here before you in support of this great event. It's great to see that the NAACP is once again going to host this event here. I think my good friend, Mayor Benjamin, made it clear that where there's no struggle, there's no progress. And ladies and gentlemen, what we've seen is that, of course, with the NAACP once again hosting events here that there has been some progress. But I just want you to know, as a member and chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus, we stand shoulder in shoulder with these other organizations to indicate that we still, despite what progress is made, that we still have a very long way to go. And as a member and chairman of the South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus, which is a body, 501C4 organization, 44 members strong with members in both the South Carolina House and Senate, the second largest Legislative Black Caucus in these United States of America, that South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus stands ready, motivated, and prepared to do what we have to do as policy instigators, if you would. Those individuals who are responsible for public policy of moving the ball forward in the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina are key issues, not only in terms of economic development, health care, criminal justice reform, but education as well. And we look forward. I'm real thankful, and I got to say this from the heart. You know, I've been in the General Assembly 26 years, so I can remember some of these very fights and where this whole movement started as far as the modern-day efforts since the early 90s in terms of dealing with the challenge of this state, including the Confederate flag. But I want to just thank President Murphy for all that she's done in terms of reaching out to the caucus, and we certainly extend their hand also because we can get more accomplished when we stand together as opposed to when we stand apart. There are critical issues that this caucus wants to take on. In fact, we just came from a meeting, and if you all are not aware, on next Monday we will begin debating an $8.5 billion budget. And as of tomorrow, we will take up the omnibus education bill of which legislative members of the Legislative Black Caucus have been championing education in this state for a number of years. We'd always get credit for what we do, but that's not unusual when it comes to African-Americans. And if you look at the history of South Carolina where public education really got a start, it was members of our General Assembly during the radical Reconstruction period who decided that education needed to be the purview of the many and not of the few. And so we're going to begin tomorrow to deal with the largest reform bill that we've had in a number of years, and certainly we're going to solicit all those who are interested in public education their support to make positive changes to that legislation to ensure that all our kids, all of our children have access to not just a minimally adequate but more importantly a high quality education for every child regardless of race or zip code. So having said that, I just want to again thank you all for reaching out to us. We look forward to working with you. We extend Mr. National President. We extend a hand of welcome to this great state, which we hope to be greater because we're going to keep pressing forward, Madam President, along with you and the Action Network and other entities represented here. We're going to press forward in terms of trying to move it to the next level of greatness. So thank you all so much. And if anyone has any questions for me, because of time, let me thank you very much. Thank you so much. Very, very, very briefly, we're going to hear from our regional director, Mr. Kevin Miles. Good afternoon. I just wanted to briefly mention to you all what the Civil Rights and Advocacy Training Institute is. This is our premier training opportunity in the NAACP and we will be welcoming approximately 500 leaders from all throughout the South, from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee into Columbia, South Carolina so that we can do some very detailed training on how we can take our work in the areas of education and economic development and health and political action and all of those things and develop real policy inputs so that we can be much more effective in our civic engagement work and in our public policy work at the state level, at the local level and at the federal level. And all of that is going to emanate from right here in Columbia, South Carolina and as the director of the Southeast region of the NAACP, I just wanted to take a moment to say how thankful we are that Columbia, South Carolina has welcomed us back with open arms and we are anxious to get back to work here. Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, I am very pleased and honored. Many of us, first of all, if you're an NAACP board member and some others, you don't get paid to do this, okay? You need to understand that. We have a young lady with us who has a day job so she couldn't get here early enough to do this free work. But please, won't you welcome South Carolina State Conference President, Ms. Brenda Murphy to the stage to close us out. Amen. Good afternoon to all. I just want to say to our national executive staff, I truly appreciate your being here today for this press conference. We are really proud to be able to host the training, the regional training this year. I'm not going to say very much other than I want to also, and I know Mayor Benjamin is already left, the best mayor in this country, but I want to thank him and the Columbia experience for helping us to make this happen. So again, thanks to all of you. Thank you, Mayor.


Shaber 1000 here today Got this box from Amazon I'll tell you what it is. It's a it's a camp stove. Well, there's cooking stoves that About a thousand other people have reviewed For the last year anyway, but there's so many different Brands of these and I'll get into that here in a minute. So stick around. Let's check this thing out Okay, guys, so This is cheap stove. I'll tell you what I Gave for it. Well the brand of this one is yay sport Y a e s p o r t now there was another one there's You can get different styles like you can get this one just the stainless steel But you can get them in titanium which they're around double the price And I'll tell you the price this one Was twenty one ninety nine was twenty two dollars. It was six dollars five ninety nine in Shipping and handling and then tax was a dollar thirty two. So it came out to twenty nine thirty so You know probably well the tax a bit a little bit more on the more expensive one the titanium one They go by a couple different names, but it's all pretty much the same thing So let's go ahead and open this Like I said so many people have reviewed One one review I watched was can't survival Which I unsubbed from him for various reasons, but anyway He did one and he he felt it seemed to rickety is what he called it Well, I mean this is not Just meant to be thrown around in a backpack or you know in your camping gear It's it's not something you want to set up and use for the next five or ten years, you know so That's all deflated Fat a lot of good that did right All right, it is heavy. We're gonna weigh it Come on man Made in China to the United States So what it is is the seller buys these and reseller So it does come in a pack like I said it is it is pretty heavy Okay Let's check the bag out. Yeah, I see it's not real good quality.  I will let them know. There's one starting over here. I mean if it does that through shipping What's what's this bag want to be like? You know after being in a pack or in your stuff for a Couple weeks being moved around starting to come through there Geez All right, let's open this up This blue color is just the the protective coating they put on it. Look at that You know what I'm not even want to review this.   Look at that. That's ridiculous Box You know what I gotta calm down.  Well, what do you expect for 30 bucks? Something that's not already broke That's already been up I mean That's what I expect I'll be back with you guys. Hang tight. Okay guys, so I put in for a return.  You see it right here That's all bent out This is this is what gets me. How do you not see that? How do you not see that? Throw it in the box But how do you not see that and go? You know what? I mean it wasn't taped or anything You saw that How do you see that and I'll go? You know what? I better check this before I put it in this box That is undamaged So it didn't happen during shipping and I let him know that This box is not damaged whatsoever This box is damaged Look at this thing. I mean, this is junk I can't I can't believe that look at that That is crazy And that's what from Jammin us in there or is that from just being shipped? I mean But like I said the shipping box there's nothing wrong with this shipping box So how can it be? But they didn't see that I mean clearly this was down You know This was down there Like this But why is this bent out? Why has that been out? I've never ever had this much problem with ebay sellers ever Look at that. How's that get bent out?  That's like three miles away. That's six miles round trip. That's that's our gas We're using our time out of our day Take this back Now I got to order another one from somebody else and hopefully I don't get junk like this I did a Video review on it Yeah, I'm not happy. This is junk This is junk How can people even sell this stuff and call their soul? Oh, I'm a great seller You know, I mean As far as the product itself. I can't review it. I just can't review it. I mean look look at that. That's meant so bad See how that one lays right up against it. Look at this one That's how bad that's meant You know, I'm not going to keep that review it It was only 30 bucks but um Anyway, like I was saying, you know like uh Can't survive or review it. He said it was chency Which I get these things are a chency. I get it. They're almost all of them are chency Or rickety is what he called it Uh, yeah, most of them are I agree with that but You know, what I was trying to do was review something For the normal person that can't go out and afford to buy a hundred and fifty dollar little stove like this You know like that guy can you know, he's always Everybody's got to have the best of the best And they go all links in the description below. Who can afford this? Simon a bloke in woods Yesterday, I think it was Was talking about one of his favorite. He had always hammock set up But one of his favorites I looked it up. He says, yeah, that's pricing, but it's well worth it 350 freaking dollars for a damn hammock tent 350 bucks Who can afford that them guys can great I like going stuff like this. So, you know, maybe to help out the person that wants You know, like kids survivalist.   Thanks for watching You know, I can give the seller a zero or one star because they don't allow zeros Uh As far as a product, I don't know what the hell caused this I forgot to put it in a bag. I don't know what caused that that ripping And this being dead like that when the box wasn't The shipping box was not I don't understand.    They throw it around. What do they expect? It's only 20 bucks Well, I expect it to be what you're showing in the pictures and what you're claiming it's going to be That's what I expect. That is exactly what I expect I don't expect to get it open it up and already have it ripped That's not character. I want to give it moan character to where if there's a rip there I can say hey, you know, I ripped that You know by hiking with monkey to whatever the damaged products, you know in this kind of shape I'll go to a junkyard. I'll go to a junk store. I find better stuff In secondhand thrift stores than I bought off it off of amazon lately This this is unacceptable. This is unacceptable if I seen this at a yard, so hey, it's brand new. It's never used It's damaged I wouldn't get five dollars for this. It's damaged You know, hell's wrong with people anymore. Nobody cares about nothing.  I mean, I took pride in that.  I worked hard on it and it's for me let alone somebody else I try to make it as flawless as I could These guys don't care, you know Like I said the product I don't know I You know like they can't survival. He ended up liking it and said yeah Okay, I would recommend it to a beginner or novice or whatever But I can't even I can't even use I can't I shouldn't have To do bodywork on something if you buy a new car Even if it's a cheap one, are you gonna have are you gonna want to take the home and bang out the Dense and the fenders. Why is this any different? I shouldn't have to do that You know, are you gonna want to take that car home? Have to sew the seats up because there's a couple rips in it I shouldn't have to do that to this Anyway guys Thanks for watching. I appreciate it. So monkey's gonna be disappointed You know, I've been wanting one of these because I love cooking on fire Hey, like if it's too windy or you know, there's some places you can go where they don't want you to have fire But you can use one of these they don't want to open fires Uh, it'd be great for and I would use this a lot And then my gas my little gas burner stove here, which is great You know, that would come in hand this comes in handy I've already used it but Like if it's raining and I can't use this this one here I thought, you know, then I can use this one, you know in the tent if I have to You know, because there was there was that one time we were cooking. I barely got we were camping And I was cooking. I barely got the food done. We had to eat in the tent But it just barely got done and it started down poor to where, you know, something like this You can just bring in the tent with you. Of course, as long as you're careful. I'm not going over that that's, you know But I do like, you know I do like these I I've had them before not this style I've had different ones That you had to put all together and stuff Which kind of sucked I like this because you just open it up and it's pretty much together.  There's just something about cooking on a fire when I'm out in the woods. I really enjoy You know, like I said, this is great. You know, this is great. It's light. It's great from backpackers This is kind of heavy. I guarantee you it's probably weighs two pounds Well, in fact, I think it said 1.9 pounds.  This would be fine for that But man, I mean because you know this you don't have to carry any fuel with you You know this this stove here You know, you've got to carry fuel. Of course, they make smaller cans of this But I wanted a decent size one But you still have to carry fuel Transition stoves, you know, you got to carry some kind of alcohol.  I appreciate it. Shea Berry the myth of man alleged.  Have a good one. Stay safe and take care


What's up everybody? Jason from Jasper's case breaks calm. It is a happy new release day guys 2020 Canadian case football is here guys. This is a four box half case break pick your teams number one and Here we go guys. So pick your teams number two will be for the second half Here's an R&B randomizer here list for the Green Bay Packers Colts dolphins and Minnesota Vikings Let's put that right over here And then we have for the Chargers Carolina Panthers LA Rams Pittsburgh Steelers in Philadelphia Eagles randomizer, and then here's the rest of the customers that bought in straight up So good luck everybody It's open up the case cases I got me so difficult. Sorry about that guys Being a little difficult there All right, so four on the left four on the right Let's roll it one two three for the left Four five six for the right, and it is a two so one two three The right side will be for pick your team number two Which we can run back after this guys if you guys want here we go. Good luck guys So we'll leave all the encased cards for last and again guys. There may be a numbered base there may not There is will be randomized in one lot of its for the R&B's Our Christian Wilkins to start us off. That is out of ten nine out of ten for the Dolphins. Oh I was like what Dolphins Nine going to Kurt you got Darren Woodson 15 out of 50 that is for the Cowboys, which I think Someone bought in straight up Michael Garcia did Albert Wilson for the Dolphins another one for the R&B 26 out of 35 26 branded there you go and For the Raiders inscribed the Joker Fifteen 14 out of 75 Raiders going to Robert Rumpel. There you go, man. Alrighty So again, we'll keep the encased cards there Kenny Galladay Detroit Lions going to AJ James Conner 14 out of 40 and that'll be Steelers R&B Adam Coverman with spot four we got Jalen Smith 22 out of 60 for the Cowboys and Gabriel Davis seven out of 25 little rookie cap patches That is for the bills going to Jeffrey Mason seven out of 25 There you go next box For the Denver Broncos drew lock that's five out of 25 Broncos one of hopes up Devon Singletary patch three colors 12 out of 25 or 12 out of 35. Sorry That is going to Jeffrey Mason in the bills we got Josh Jacobs four out of five future wave little two-color patch for the raiders Robert Rumpel and we got James Morgan 45 out of 50 Gotham City, are they all inscribing like DC characters or something because Little Bowden earlier put the Joker that a theme. I didn't read I didn't read about that. So I don't know That's pretty cool Jets jets jets that's going to Patrick Davis our last box, and then we'll go the encased cards All right guys, so again, we have another one of these up on the website number two Let's get that rolling Kenny Galladay Numbered this time seven out of 75 Or seven out of 25 I should say and Tonya Gandhi golden two out of 75 for the Washington football team going to Jerry Lane van der Esch Nice little two-color pass 13 out of 15 for the Dallas Cowboys Anthony McFarland, Jr. 20 out of 75 Pittsburgh Steelers RMB 20 Zero going to fill. All righty guys in case cards. Let's do it First one we got guys. Good luck. Wow in the first box Tom Brady two out of three BGS nine Ten autograph Wow Matt L with a buck in ears. That's a good way to start off in case. Let's go. There you go Have been hitting a lot of Tom Brady's recently Justin Jefferson for the Minnesota Vikings 35 out of 50. That is a bgs 9 10 Minnesota Vikings R&B that is 35 going to spot 5 Matthew s Yeah, I had like some quotations on it. I don't know why Chase young 41 out of 50 9 5 10 Washington football team going to Jerry and in case parts have been great players last but not least What we got here Rob Gronkowski to go along with that Tom Brady. How about that five out of five? That is a bgs 9 10 Of course when you get a Brady you got to get a Gronk, right?  There still could be a Herbert. That could be a burrow. There could be two There could be a lot of different big players on that second half of the case We're done at eight left. Like I said bangles are still there packers are still our Jordan love Colt Maybe some Jonathan Taylor chargers. Maybe some Justin Herbert to maybe some Jalen Hertz So a lot of these teams that are still remaining didn't really hit much in this first half now again No one buys them within the next 10 15 minutes. I'm gonna R&B them just like I did for these last one So let's get it going guys. Jasper's case breaks calm


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Hi everybody. Nice to see you all again. Welcome. Yeah, I'm Peter. For those who are new, I'll just be hosting today. And yeah, I love this series we have, Another Self. We're into the third and the fourth episode. And yeah, so for those who are new, I'll just let you know about the day. So we're going to start with the episodes with David. And then afterwards we'll have a 10 minute break. And we have our breakout rooms where you can share any experiences you had and any emotions that came up through the episodes. And then we'll have a 45 minute break. And then we'll have the Q&A session with me. So pass it over to you now, David. Thank you. Thank you, Peter. Welcome everyone. Welcome to deep healing through relationships. Isn't it great that we can go through spiritual awakening and deep healing, release of guilt and fear and pain and suffering using the mechanisms that the ego had made, except now the Holy Spirit is using them to undo our belief in them. So we're really learning how to heal here in the deepest way. I know over history, there's been a lot of theories about healing. And there's been a lot of attempts at healing and attempts at forgiveness. But I feel so grateful. We have Jesus as a guide and the Holy Spirit connecting with us in our heart. And here after many, many centuries of seeming time, we have a Course in Miracles, which is giving it to us straight. It's basically saying, well, actually, healing is not a theory. Healing is what the Holy Spirit will inevitably do for the sleeping mind. So this isn't like a theory. You don't have to say, I hope it works. I wish that it works. You don't have to call the genie out of the genie bottle and say, here's my three wishes, please help me be happy, peaceful, and loving. You can just say, Oh, I've got some forgiveness work to do and I need clear guidance. I need clear, strong guidance from the Holy Spirit and Jesus to release the belief in this world. So as you know, every week, we ask you to vote on themes for the movie workshop. And some of you also know that we're doing a four part series of a Turkish series called Another Self. It's really referring to the your higher self that's inside you that's within your mind, the self of pure love and light and joy. And yet the selves that we have believed in, we believe were personalities and bodies. And these are projections of the ego. It seems kind of radical to think that the body is not real. And Jesus knows that that's pretty radical for a sleeping mind. So he's saying, Well, why not just think of the body as a symbol then? And maybe you can be open to the body just being a symbol of your mind awakening where you start to let it give it a give it a temporary meaning of being a witness, like an angel or a blessing.  And that's that's actually, it's not true in any real sense because you're actually the Christ. But but in a temporary sense, isn't it better to look at people as angels that are just showing you what you believe? You know, if you watch the news and and you see politician that you don't like, well, it's just showing you something that you believe in. If you see if you look back at history and you see a history of war of dictators of murderers. Well, that's that's the past war and dictator and murder is is basically goes back to the ego. God didn't create any of those things. But if you believe in the ego, then you perceive a historic reference that's there and it seems to be filled with darkness. But Jesus says, Well, it's just the past.  But as soon as you forgive the past thoughts, the attack thoughts, then you'll see that everything is love and light. And you'll be so happy that you were mistaken about this world. Whoops. Sorry. I blasted and projected some darkness here and there all over the cosmos. I'm oops. I'll take it back now. I'll give it away. Whoops, I made a mistake. But I'm still beautiful. Beautiful. Oops, I made a mistake. I'm still beautiful indeed. Okay, well, here's here's our themes. Here's our themes. The first theme is the one you voted for by far the most is pray, be patient and let the healing happen. Wow, 55 votes. No wonder you voted for that number one. Pray, be patient and let the healing happen. Oops. And you see, it's kind of light hearted. You're not focused on the mistake anymore. Oops. And we're doing some lot today. We're going to have some fun. Number two, intellectualization versus following your heart. Hands down. I recommend follow your heart. Don't try to be an intellectual and pontificate on spiritual awakening. We learned that lesson 2000 years ago, when the scribes and the Pharisees part of the Jewish hierarchy of high priest would tell you, you can't do this, you can't do that. This is bad. This is worse. This is terrible. And don't do this, this, this or that. And then maybe or they maybe God will let you in. And Jesus came along and said, Oh, no, you've been too focused. He was basically talking to all the world, but he was specifically addressing Judaism and saying to the Judaism tradition, you've been too focused on the letter of the law. You know, you really are writing down and scribing the 10 commandments, but you're not following the spirit of the 10 commandments, which is just to love God and love your neighbor as yourself. Those are the first two commandments. You don't need eight more. If you love God and you love your neighbor, you can forget three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. Who needs 10? Who needs 10 rules? If you can, you can live the first two, you got it. So Jesus focused on the spirit of the law. And he said he did not overcome to overturn the law. He just came to, to demonstrate the law, you might say inaction, because he allowed the body to be body of Jesus or Yeshua to be used as a puppet by the Holy Spirit so that the Holy Spirit could teach that our kingdom is not of this world. We have a loving creator, we have a spirit God, and we're all spirit. And that's our true nature. And none of us were ever bodies. In fact, if you go deep enough, you see that you never ever came into a body. You were just hallucinating linear time, hallucinating a small self, hallucinating a personality's self that doesn't exist because God didn't create it. The body's temporary. This flesh is here one day and gone. And, and we call this death in the world, but Jesus says, no, believing in the ego, that's the death. That's why you need to forgive the ego part of your mind. The body is just an instrument, you know, you, the body is like the body is like making up five senses and making up a hallucinated perception that seems to see through the body's eyes and hear through the body's ears and feel and taste and touch and smell. And all the five senses and the personality self are all part of the ego. So you might say you have the ego made up artificial seeing that involves little eyeballs and irises. Here, I'm going to use some props here. Here is our, here's our personality self here. It's just a little, it's looking around, it thinks it's, see, oh, what happened? Oh, I don't like that. Oh, mom, don't talk to me like that, mom, dad. You see, this is false seeing the body and all the five senses will not bring you back to the creator because God didn't create the five senses. God is a creator of oneness. God is a creator of spirit. So when it comes down to intellectualization or following your heart, don't settle for, oh, I memorized the course or I memorized the theory of the course or I memorized the metaphysics. Don't even seek to just be a teacher of metaphysics to teach is to demonstrate your state of mind is the teaching. When you're happy, the whole universe is happy. When you're joyful, the whole universe is joyful because it's a perceptual problem.  That's it. That's God's love. There's no world, you don't have to try to use the world as an equation. You can actually let the world go. Workbook lesson 128 says the world I see holds nothing that I want. When you really can honestly say that there's nothing of this world that you want, you're home free. You're home free. It's over. The ego is down for the count and it is out. When you don't want anything from the world, then the world won't seem to want anything from you. When you don't want anything from the world, pretty much you're just going to have butterflies fluttering around your head. You're just going to have flowers leaning over to you as you walk by so they can give you a little more of their fragrance and perfume.  They're going to sit down at your feet and purr and they'll purr because they're so honored that you are the Christ. So it'll be more like a Disney scene. The animals will all come together and sing together because they're just going to reflect your own gentleness, your own peace, your own harmony. Number three of the themes, find the willingness to let go of grievances. All grievances are of the past. So if you want to let go of all your grievances at once, just realize that you cannot rely on the past for anything. I know there's a lot of people that say, you know, what is your spiritual tradition? Spirituality is of the present moment. There is no spiritual tradition. Don't get proud about Christianity. Don't get proud about Judaism. Don't get proud about Hinduism or Buddhism. Don't get proud about Advaita Vedanta.  Nada, nada, nada, nada. None of those things mean anything. What about being sentimental? What if you recall the past and you go, oh, those were the days, my friend, I wish they'd never end? No, don't get sentimental. There's nothing to get sentimental about because the present moment contains everything. It's the gateway to eternity, so you don't have to be proud about the past. You just have to forgive it. There was a line, some of you who were here last week know that I put something on the screen and some of you were like looking closely. I'm going to do it again. This is from the course. This is from chapter three. Here it goes. I'm going to put it up there so you can see. Can you all read that? Marina can help me for our Spanish friends. That's what it's saying. I'll read it again. This is what Jesus is saying in chapter three. The quote, evil past has nothing to do with God. He did not create it and he does not maintain it. So, some of you are raised Christian. Does anybody here raise Christian in Christianity? Okay. In Christianity, there was a book called the Bible. Has anybody heard of the Bible? Okay. All right. Now, in the Bible, what's the first book of the Bible? Genesis. And Genesis teaches us God created the heavens and the earth. No, that's incomplete. The first book of the Bible has got an error in it in the sense that God created the heavens. We're not talking about planets or spheres or celestial. We're talking about pure spirit, love, and oneness. God created heaven, period. And Christ is a creation of God in heaven. Jesus' demand was just a puppet pointing us toward the Christ, our natural state of mind. And so were all the puppets, the mystics and saints. Did Jesus really exist? Not in reality because he was a form that the ego had made and the Holy Spirit used the puppet to demonstrate eternal love. But you can't reconcile form and eternal life because form is just a symbol and the ego is just, it made the symbols of cosmos and now the Holy Spirit is using them for us to let go of the belief in the cosmos and time. So, again, that's why we don't want to intellectualize because even if you look at the Bible and you say, well, it's actually a little incomplete. The Course is teaching us that God is eternal and God creates in spirit only. God knows not form. Olet, you're here. Olet and I talked about this recently. That's right. God knows not form. Hallelujah. Now, is Christianity the only theology that has mistakes? No, no. There's actually non-dual teachings that teaches that God was bored and God decided to create form to make it a little more interesting. No. Sorry to say that. Even the non-dual teachings that tried to say God was bored or God was all alone and he wanted companionship. No. I'm sorry. God is not bored. The Creator is not bored and the Creator is not lonely either. And when you try to tie God into this world of time and space, it's an error because God doesn't even know of it. Remember, the evil past has nothing to do with God. He did not create it and he does not maintain it. So, we're starting to loosen our mind from the belief that God is to blame for something. And I do know a lot of my atheist friends, they have told me that the reason they're atheists and the reason they're so angry at God is they're saying, how could God do this to us? But God didn't do this to anybody. God is pure love, pure spirit. And we're learning to wake up from the dream of bodies, from the dream of linear time and remember our beautiful Creator, who is pure spirit. Okay, the next one. Use using expression to release projection. So, what I've said is instead of bottling it up, instead of stuffing it down, instead of repressing your hurts, your judgments and your grievances, take them to the Holy Spirit. Give them to the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit will take them away. Bring your grievances, your anger, your hurt, your pain to the Holy Spirit and watch it disappear. If you're too afraid to take it to the Holy Spirit, talk to a close friend who won't judge you. Just talk to somebody. Talk to your cat. Talk to your dog. Talk to the birds outside the window. Express it, but express it with the desire to let it go. Don't hold on to it because when we hold on to the past, we hold on to grievances and that doesn't feel good. Grievances never feel good. Even the workbook lesson of A Course in Miracles says, my grievances hide the light of the world in me. So, in me is the light of the world, but if I hold grievances, I won't know it. I'm just going to be holding on to the past. Because all of the past is grievance. I know sometimes we're tempted to think, wait a minute, I have good memories too. And Jesus says, well, the good memories are shadows of the light and the bad memories are dark shadows. So, you may think you just want to release the dark shadows and you want to keep the light shadows, but let me tell you, you don't want shadows at all. If you know this light, you're going to wonder how you could have ever found value in shadows because shadow figures block the light and you want to release them all. And the last one is let go of denial and protectionism. Denial is something Helen Schuchman one time saw this blazing light and a vision and the letters said, never underestimate the power of denial.  God doesn't know bodies, so God could not grant power to bodies because God doesn't know bodies at all. They don't even exist. Even the saints and the mystics, you know, we can think about all the saints and mystics, but those are just symbolic representations of the light in our mind.   We don't need to make idols out of any people because they're just reminders of who we are, so we don't have to make idols of people. We don't have to say some are avatars and some are saints and some are mystics, and those are just symbols of just reminding us how loved we are in God's mind, in God's spirit. So today we continue on with another self, and what we're looking at when we look at this amazing series from Turkey is we're viewing the relationship issues and we're watching the seeming dramas that are arising between husbands and wives, between mothers and daughters, or fathers and sons, and fathers, daughters, so on and so forth. We're looking at three women who have known each other for years in Istanbul, and now they're on this deep spiritual journey. If you missed the first two sessions, I'll just tell you that one of the women's name is Sergei, or Sevgi. Sevgi is an attorney who basically was diagnosed with cancer, and now she's learning to release the grievances that she's held in her mind about the past, about her perception of her father being murdered when she was a little girl, and now she's been kind of like a substitute for her mother. Her mother, Moko, is very protective of Sevgi, and in some sense, Sevgi has seemed to turn her life into be a replacement partner for her mother since she has a perception her father was murdered when she was very young, and her mother never got over it, so she's trying to play two roles, the daughter role and the husband role for her mother. What's the word we have for this codependency? This is sick.  This is what Jesus calls substitution, and ego is very good at substitution. It always is substituting one role for the next, and in the end, you have to take on the one role that will set your mind free, which is forgiveness, but this is not a personal role. When you forgive the world, you're taking on the part that was assigned to you to release this world. Now, what does this mean in terms of our main characters? Well, we can see that Sevgi is not the only one who's playing this substitute role with Muko, her mother. We can see that Ada has been playing the role of the wife, but she, Ada has really extreme anger issues at men, and in this episode that I'm going to show you next, episode three, you're going to get a little bit of a glimpse about what happened in the ancient past back in 1917, World War One, there was some events that happened, and this is all part of Ada's specific heritage, genetic heritage, something's going to happen to her aunt, and it's not pretty. It's not pretty at all. And whenever we look back at the past, if we could look at all the past that the ego has generated, we would see there's, according to the ego, there's murder, betrayal, there's pain, there's abandonment, there's rejection, there's all kinds of denial, and there's all kinds of substitution that's going on.  In India, they would call this karma. This is just the past repeating itself over and over and over, and the point of karma is to forgive it or release it so that you can enter again into the remembrance of eternal life, and you want to come to an end of karma. No one who understands anything about karma wants to keep it, you want to drop it, you want to release it. I think the one that really, really got it, when I was a teenager, and then I was in my early 20s, I used to follow the Beatles, and then I followed John Lennon and George Harrison and McCartney and Ringo, but one time, that's right, John Lennon and Yoko Ono released a song called Instant Karma. There you go. If you're going to have karma, why not have instant karma? Why not face it all in this moment? Why not release it all in this moment? Because the present moment is just being used by the ego to hold on to the past, and the present moment is the only time you can release the ego. You can't release the ego in the future because there is no future. You definitely can't release the ego in the past because the ego is the past, but the present moment offers the great escape to wake up to eternal life, to wake up in God. Now, we're going to see that Ada, who has a lot of anger at men seemingly, she can be quite upset with her husband, Salim sometimes. She can be upset with her old boyfriend, Toprak. She can be upset with the guru, even the guru, the healer in this series, Zaman. Yes, Ada can get very, very upset with Zaman as well, but Zaman is just saying that the people in our lives and the people we remember and even the people we don't remember that are in this unconscious mind, they're all there to be raised up to the light so that we can release them. That's all people are for. That's all past memories are for, is to be released. There's nothing to be sentimental about. Sometimes I find now, I've been working with the course for decades, and now sometimes I even meet Course in Miracles students and now they're starting to tell me their Course in Miracles war stories.  When I had the course, I was betrayed by my Course in Miracles teacher and betrayed by my fellow Course in Miracles students, and I'm like, oh my God, now that he goes using the course to tell war stories, because it's been around, you know, since 1976. So now the Course in Miracles war stories are coming in. Listen, don't have any pride with the course. It's just a symbol that your mind is using, the Holy Spirit is using to set you free from the past.  Please don't do that. That's just the ego using the course now to try to be right about metaphysics or right about theory or something, right about the mind. We have to let go of pride and we have to realize that all pride is the past.  I have done this thing. I made up leaves with the ego, but now I'm going to let go of the leaf. And I'm going to see you as the Christ. I'm going to see the Christ light behind you, Mr. Leaf, Mrs. Leaf, whatever. I'm going to let go of all my thoughts of leaves. We have to let go of the leaves at the tree. And please don't look back to the past and don't start to make idols of Course in Miracles students and teachers. Remember, we're the Christ, we're the same one. How can we have special people in the past that knew more than other people? Don't put people onto pedestals. The next time you find yourself praising a person, just thank them in your heart for showing you something that you needed to see so you could let go of it all and see that you're the Christ. We don't want to make idols of anything in this world. And this is so important if we're going to really be free in the present moment and open to the light. We just have to say bye-bye to the idols. No more. Even the Bible says, hold no graven images before the Lord thy God. Okay, that's good. That's a good line from the Bible. We'll take that. Hold no graven images before the Lord thy God. Now, in this episode, we're going to start off seeing a flash from the past and this flash from the past is going to be Ada's aunt, Zara. This is Ada's aunt. I don't think Ada ever got to meet this aunt because this aunt was, we're going to see. She's going to be, go through some intense experiences and then she's going to be murdered. And this is all taking place back in the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Greece in World War I. So we're going all the way back to World War I and this is going to be a past flashback. But when we still are holding on to an anger at men, it could be this, it could be her, her great uncle murdering her great aunt, which is what the case is from a genealogical perspective. But remember Jesus is saying that the past itself is what the murder is. And it's gone. It's already been healed by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit has healed the past. So we don't have to try to figure out personally how to forgive. It's already been done by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit overlooked the error and saw the light of truth, saw the innocence of our true identity. And yet, whenever we recall seemingly past mistakes of past generations, all the betrayal, the murder, the rejection, you know, if we look back at World War I scenes, for example, like they're going to show at the beginning of this episode, that of course we need to forgive it. The ego just keeps repeating the same error separation as if it's happening still. And that's what linear time is. But what Jesus is telling us is, is the history would not exist. Jesus says in chapter four of the course, the past does not matter. And history would not exist if the same errors were not being repeated in the present. So in that one line, Jesus is saying, the present moment is your point of power. This moment offers you the power of releasing the past, releasing all grievances that seem to be played out over many generations. Right now, your mind is going to say to the ego, the buck stops here. I am not going to continue believing in you and believing the grievances of the past. Whatever I thought went wrong, I'm going to say now, I have done this thing and it is this that I would undo. It is this that I would forgive right now. I will not give my precious mind over to repeating this error. I will release it. And this is what this series I think is truly about, because on the surface of things, it's quite dramatic. On the surface of things, you see conflicts between people. You see conflicts between mothers and daughters. You see conflict between husbands and wives, between romantic partners. You see a conflict between a child, Serb, and his mother, Leila. You see all the projected conflicts, but those projections are all just coming from the mind. And the only way you can heal it is to forgive the ego in your mind. The ego, belief in separation, is the one grievance. But that one grievance will be repeated over and over and seem to generate what we call linear time until you say that's enough. I'm going to remember God. I'm going to remember heaven, nirvana. So sit back, enjoy the soap opera today. I hope I get to watch soap operas with everybody from the world. And I'll pop in from time to time with a little bit of commentary as we move through this Turkish soap opera. So enjoy.


I've been here this is the third time I'm here in this the room even if we have different rooms every time but anyway so I've been talking about HTTP and HTTP 2 and I'm here again to talk about HTTP 2 and now from this angle yeah we shipped HTTP 2 right you all run HTTP 2 how is HTTP 2 doing and did it really fulfilled its promises did it work does it work and where it doesn't work what should we do about it and just as a short recap then HTTP over the web rather the web has changed in this way you know the number of objects have increased the number of the size of the data that we are getting from an average web page today has sort of the development is going in that direction number amount of data amount of objects or requests and they're all not all but a lot of them from the same domain this is basically just facts about the web today a lot of objects a lot of data and a lot of those objects are on the same site and we have this head of line blocking problem originally in HTTP one then we need to stand in one of these lines we have a limited number of lines we don't know how fast the line is you know which line in the supermarket is the fastest you know which one is the trainee in the front which is the slow customer in head of you you don't really know we have that problem in HTTP we have that in TCP so I can speak louder yes so the solution to that problem in HTTP one was this guy HTTP to guy so fix the problems we had with head of line blocking and the number of objects or make it make it to be deal better with that large amount of objects we introduce multiplex connections in HTTP 2 and basically then you can set a lot of separate logical streams over the same one physical stream and a large amount of them which basically is 100 in and basically every case so when you want to send one image the just in train that is sort of consisting of a number of frames and you send another image which has also a number of frames and just sort of frame frame frame that sort of yeah they both go over the wire same connection different streams and we'll come back to the just in an IKEA train soon so and that means that when you're the client guy and and the cloud over there and you sort of you ask questions because that's how it should be work like you ask a question the server sends it back ask ask an answer ask an answer but with HTTP 2 we don't need to wait for the answer before we can ask again so we ask for a resource to get it back but instead of waiting for that resource to get back we can ask for more resources and that might some resources might then be slow or not it doesn't matter because we can keep on asking sort of the responses can then be different to pace they can be faster slow it doesn't matter they're all over the same connection and the sort of they can send data as soon as it has has it much better usage of bandwidth and usage of TCP in general so that's that is it should be to in three minutes so okay we made it I mean the RFC 7540 was shipped in May 2015 so it's we were approaching two years since the official of RFC so how does it really turn out to work in them in the real world well basically every server you can imagine now supports HP 2 if you just check some config items somewhere and you know all the open source ones all the really big commercial ones so server side great browser side all all the browsers really that people are using or supporting it I mean yeah there's a tiny tiny percentage of supporting it but that's diminishing and that taken together them server support client support of course that doesn't mean that the entire world has switched to HTTP too but you know we have this telemetry data in Firefox or at Mozilla they and that Firefox can collect if you opt into it and then we can sort of make some we can see how Firefox is being used out in the wild among those who have opted in to this data collection which I should just emphasize it's completely anonymous we don't know which hosts we don't know which users but we can sort of get a hint from by the amount of what is used and we can see that HP 2 is used in 30% of everything that is HP and I would say that is what a lot share and HTTP here is then all HTTP that is HP and HTTPS and as you might remember we're only doing HTTP to over HTTPS in Firefox and actually in all browsers so it's actually more perhaps more sensible than to see how bigger share of HTTPS is HTTP to and yeah that's more than half so I would say HTTP 2 has taken on pretty good and this is of course based on volume then you can deduce that you have the major size the ones you're using the most they are all using HTTP to the Google Facebook Twitter Instagram blah blah all those big sites they're using it so by volume that is way over half but even if you're if we're sort of checking out what sites are supporting on the big internet we can see that 12% of the top 10 million sites so yeah that's not half it's far away from from why that option I would say but it's getting there and if you're sort of looking to the top sites at least quite a few are there and as a more than 50% if for your site if you enable HTTP to today of course you will see that the majority will use HTTP to because as you saw before this the bowser support has been there for a long time so everyone is going to use HTTP to if you just let them right and so that is the groundwork for this HTTP HTTP fixes header line blocking by multiplexing connections over the same physical one and it's getting deployed that's good right it makes things better but did it deliver I mean did the internet become a better place did we sort of did we make everyone's browsing or surfing or internet usage better and is everything more enjoyable now and of course that is a tricky question to just answer to but we can look at some metrics to see how HTTP 2 is doing compared to HTTP 1 looking so that if we look under the hood and when we're looking under the hood it's obvious that we can look at some of the more sort of remote corners of the internet where probably most of us in this room we don't really visit these corners very often but people in third world countries perhaps or with really really crappy wireless networks like different mobile internet networks and so on if we're then focusing this is sort of the average run trip time for Firefox users that we're collecting again in the telemetry so for and this is clients running on the mobile clients running on desktop and if we're focusing on this these guys this 95th percentile they're really really far away from their servers they're almost a second in round trip time that's a second and that's a really really long time so as I said the HTTP protocol is a lot of back and forth every back and forth takes a second so of course we gain a lot by reducing the numbers of back and forth asking a lot of questions at once and getting a lot of answers back sooner it's much much better especially than for those in these really crappy areas of the internet crappy by some measurement and we can also see with measuring other things then in internally in the networking parts of Firefox we have a queue for outgoing requests basically outgoing HTTP request we want to ask for these things they want to they want we want to send out these requests but they're in a queue we're waiting for a connection or so sort of an availability to send off this request and it can be blocked by basically we don't we can't open we're not allowed to open more connections or we're blocked by that's something else internally so and then we can measure how long how long is the average time for request sitting there quite a difference so you would see that again if you're looking at these I kept up the part of this table but if you're looking again at these sort of the worst cases of the internet the ones who had suffered the most you can see that it's the drastic improvement we're no longer basically no longer waiting for outgoing request we can send request much much earlier and 95th percent that I was seeing I mean that's what almost a 100 times improvement so of course with a reduced number of round trips and much much reduced waiting time it will be a drastically improved experience for anyone on these networks so I would say yeah sure looking at these numbers and they again not many of us are going to be there regularly so we might not have noticed but there's a certain amount of people that has suddenly gotten internet a lot better when they're using HTTP to another way to look at this same data so okay this is how it looks in the good side and the bad side sort of this and how it is improved in the in the crappiest surroundings right that data too so how many requests are hanging in the queue longer than 100 milliseconds which is sort of like you know you extend that is we want to have that as small as in this little as possible with H2 they aren't at many requests actually hanging for very long right so another way to look at this data is as a human at fast lead made some great tests by running browsers in in a test network where he would induce network packet loss basically losing packets as you lose packets in the real world that means you don't lose packets like I mean what sort of that made to be a realistic simulation and then we can see that okay here's a complicated graph I just we don't need to go into the details but these are basically this is tying in X and we can see H2 H1 in Firefox we can see H2 H1 in Chrome and now we'll take a moment to see that Chrome is much slower and then we move on so there's no packet loss scenario they'll deal case for H2 nothing is lost H2 is just faster overall going into really crappy network surrounding 2% packet loss which is quite a lot by network standards you don't you don't have that I mean this is not your ordinary Wi-Fi at home you don't you wouldn't want this but a fair amount of traffic in the world is still suffering from this so we so this is still a scenario that is happening and we need to sort how does Firefox how does H2 and H1 compare in this nasty surrounding and if you're if we've been looking at the same colors here we see that H2 performs much worse the Firefox H1 is there Firefox H2 is there and this is then worse and clearly introducing packet loss at the rate of about 2% H2 does not serve as good as H1 that's not as fun right or shown as that no not good but what do we do about that or rather why is that why do we have that problem just because of some packet loss we have one thing we write H2P2 everything over one connection we have let it go streams over one physical stream one connection versus the previous H1 with six connections having packet loss there there's a much bigger chance that one of the connections are actually sort of surviving when you get packet loss so you have a well six times larger chance that your connection is going to survive without sort of waiting for a packet loss while if you have one connection one packet loss means everything is halted and until we find the packet again so that introduces a fun head of line blocking TCP level wise lose one packet everything is waiting you know if you're getting 100 images from the website you lose one packet all the 100 images are waiting for that packet not ideal TCP networking school class one we have an IP layer we have a TCP layer and we have TLS and we speak H2 right but the dip the dip the Justin train and they're key a train no awesome you know all the different each two frames sent over the network like this it lose a packet yeah it just happens to be very underlined with everything so everything has to stop because everything is built on them have sort of being together in this so we need to fix the TCP head of line blocking problem we can't have 99 images unrelated block because one image single packet has been lost so we introduce a non-blocking TCP TLS H2 right easy easy PC so we need independent packets then so that we can lose a packet and we can rest can continue and so they still need to be streaming well then so we know that okay we lost one packet but all the other ones that are related to other streams they can continue just this stream is gonna be halted right and then we need to sort of yeah but we need to send resend that packet right like TCP style but this could be introduced with a new protocol like whitehead TCP then if TCP isn't good enough and you repeat you know you repeat doesn't really retransmit anything so we could invent a new protocol but no we cannot because that's the way the internet works today we never introduced protocols because we have so many crappy boxes everywhere that just says no so that's been tried and tested many times before there are many new protocols but they really they have a really hard time to get deployed because there are so much crap on the internet blocking that so we and even then even if we could fix like we could fix TCP to do this right how's your Windows XP doing and even if we would ignore those two digit users on Windows XP percentage wise doing things in TCP is still kernel jobs you know fast-paced all the kernel development TCP right yeah no it will take ages to get anything into TCP too so even if that's just work too and we should do that but it takes a really long time introducing quick so this is basically all of that over GDP and by doing that we don't have any TCP or head of line blocking anymore and of course we need to sort of implement congestion control and we can do it differently than TCP and in quick we also sort of introduce we can remove the certain restrictions we had all day in TCP it's tied to two those five identifiers in IP you know source address destination address important number blah blah blah we don't have that in quick we can move them across interfaces easier so basically oh yeah Google has done this and it turns out that UDP is not as problematic as was sort of what we were for that now switching to UDP is gonna break half the internet right is not gonna work because there's so many boxes that I'm gonna not allow UDP like this because we have never used UDP like this before we use UDP for you know timing and then some other tiny tiny things well some like video stuff but we haven't done it that this year but Google proved it working so basically then not working school these are all aligned sort of losing one packet there everything is aligned we just wait for that just in packet the IKEA train can continue we don't have to we don't have to wait for the rest of the stuff but of course this isn't sort of easily done then the the quick job I mean Google has deployed is that they have run this on the internet if you use Chrome and Google's server you have used quick for I don't know a year already or so so they have sort of proven that this work it works to deploy protocol over UDP like this so the work has started in the ITF sort of HTTP to style to get that protocol into the ITF and make a standard out of it there's a massive interest and things are being changed a lot of things are being changed actually in the protocol so we'll see what happens it is sort of a condition for it being adapted in the ITF is that it will also be made as a transport protocol more available to transfer most often just H2 yeah there was an interim meeting in Tokyo last week and there's going to be the IUTF quick which is going to be quite different than the Google quick even if it's going to be the same principles like speed H2 they bring in the Google quick is going to become an ITF quick they're going to be the same in principle completely different on the wire and sort of the specs maybe maybe maybe early light tests mid this year from some big vendors a matter of time but this is not going to be H2P3 but it's basically H2P3 right it's next step but it's not called H2P3 and could have been a TCP2 perhaps if it's becoming a transport protocol for other things than H2 but it's not and I like this picture the Google guys especially appreciate when I call it TCP2 no it's not gonna be that it's just gonna be quick so then a fast roundup is that H1 wasn't really optimal and H2 is binary multiplex fix a lot of these problems it is getting widely adopted and used everywhere especially then sort of if we can buy volume by buzzers it makes sites faster I didn't really say that but it does and quick is coming really soon maybe and basically H2 frames over UDP that's the sort of that's the summary of everything you need to know thank you we'll have like five minutes if you want to take some questions yeah sure and we can do some quick questions before I need you yeah if you have a question or two we can handle that yes please I'm gonna I'm gonna stop here first sorry but I'm sorry please try to be quiet the other ones if you don't have a question hi any supportive curl for quick sorry any supportive lip curl for quick I will support quick in curl not today no but today quick is sort of in a flux right now so what is quick today that the quicker the quick chrome is using today is still Google quick and Google quick is going away and going to be replaced by ITF quick so there's really no point in me going forward to do Google quick when ITF quick is coming and I require ITF quick is still not really solid so he'll come but yeah sorry I'm wondering I mean the UDP doesn't fix fragmentation of packets in the sort of any servers or anything in between has there been any work on the test how from a patient effects UDP obviously TCP as well I'm not sure I'm following the question I mean UDP it works like this and in in in a real-life deployment browsers are going to raise TCP against this UDP versus in case in those few cases where UDP doesn't really work D يأس بحر props Iraninent what happens with old websites that used to be sprouting of the images still I mean there are certain things that you could reconsider doing when you're switching to H2. Okay, so now we don't need to do that anymore, describing... It's not that easy to say yes or no, but yeah, maybe. Thank you. Where the hat during the question? You didn't really talk about it unfortunately, but obviously you use quite basic 4D correction for packet loss. It's very basic compared to other IETF documents such as RRTP. Do you know if there are any plans to use much more advanced error correction methods? What I think is that forward error correction is out. It's out completely now, okay? Because they did a lot of work on that within the Google effort before, and they sort of deemed that not sufficiently good to continue. Even on high latency links? Yeah, because the waste in bandwidth is really hard to make a trade-off, so I'm not the one to really answer the question more about the exact details, but I know it's been sort of good to decide. Thank you.


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