Welcome. It's the 31st of March, 2022. This is Jenkins documentation office hours. We've got news and crowd in enterprise any other topics that we need to put on the agenda. All right, let's let's go through those topics then thank you. Okay, so first topic. We just had a spring for shell as a remote code execution zero day vulnerability announced in the worldwide. Worldwide web in the infrastructure and it's not affecting Jenkins. You can read more about it. I have a blog post on Jenkins.io from the security team and the info team. Now I've got to insert it here and I have to correct that. And I don't know if the blog post is visible yet so let's try it. It is big victory. Okay, good. We'll be actively promoting that immediately after this meeting I've got to do some more work to be sure that this is widely known so that people don't panic about. Hey is Jenkins affected by it. Any questions or comments on that one. Okay next topic then crowd in enterprise for localization. Alex. Yes. So, I think you want to say something to your experience with the platform level up again. Well so I can. There are there are a couple of awkward spots and this is where Kevin may be able to help so marks attempt to localize some messages failed. And that had nothing to do with crowd in enterprise and everything to do with insufficient documentation on message extraction. For example, one of the messages included embedded the messages included an embedded parenthesis. And there's old documentation wiki docs warned that you can't do that in a localized message. Now that's an odd, really surprising limitation right why can't I put us a parenthesis in, but that was the reality. So we need to convert the wiki docs to Jenkins dot www Jenkins that I'll, because they are the wiki docs are still valid they at least got me started but they didn't. And it's been long enough to find that I ran out of time and so couldn't, couldn't do my localized messages, however, on the plus side marks attempt to use localized HTML. As far as I know has succeeded. The release has been delivered. And I think we can check that. I'll check it separately I don't need to show a demo here I think but check with with Italian language platform labeler. So for me I think the next steps for Mark are localized the messages in platform label or because I haven't done that yet they need to be converted to Java properties. Do you mind showing me what you mean by need to convert the wiki docs to Jenkins IO. I didn't encounter that warning yet. Ah, yeah so what what this is is. Let's see site colon wiki dot Jenkins dot IO localize let's see is it internationalizing maybe it's localizing messages. Let's see if I can find it. Is this it. Yes, I think this is the place that has it. Where it no no this isn't it okay so I'm going to have to continue looking maybe it's here. Where it tells me that you can't use. Maybe, or I'll have to look a little further. Oh yes here it is. For example, this will not parse parse correctly. So this was the thing that I eventually found so it's here here it's describing how do you deal with messages and jelly files and what I had was a message in a jelly file. I was just explaining and use parentheses is a way to do a casual comment about something it said, Hey, this thing, either this or this. It was just like this, and what this says is you can't put these embedded parentheses inside this percent marked string it has to be a local, which of course is now going to be complicated for languages that might change the ordering of those because this now has an order dependency. Did that answer your question Alex. I think I know what you mean. I think it's basically about the crowd and treats the percentage as placeholder or something and that's only, that's only accepted in a specific position. Well, and I'm not even sure that it's cloud in I think in this case the problem I was having was nothing to do with cloudy crowd in at all. It was entirely Jenkins Jenkins when I tried to develop with this plugin would simply refuse if I if I violated this assumption it would fail to show the message if I try to use this style of message. So it wasn't anything to do with crowd in at all. It was entirely Jenkins localization. I think yeah, I know what you mean. And so so that was that was one of the things that okay I learned by trying to localize localize the platform label or plug in is there are some messages in jelly files that you cannot localize without splitting them. Yeah. I personally didn't try to localize jelly files yet, because the majority of files are mostly like in groovy Java or properties for example. Right. And I think the preferable approach would be to transfer these jelly messages into properties files. I think that is the common approach to translate something. Oh, see, and well, okay so that's a good one let's let's discuss that one because I want to, I want to talk about that one and get your insights on it so I'm going to open up my platform label or location here and let's go find a jelly file of jelly slash jelly J. I think oh yeah here we go so here's an example of the of yeah this one. This one certainly has no this doesn't have anything for localizable and how about. Maybe this one does. Nope. It's there isn't a lot to translate in platform label or in case you can't tell. Here we go okay this is this is I think the one file that actually has strings in it that could be translated. And what it's got is these titles. This title is trying to help the user title of a checkbox generate label with Windows feature update and then it gives examples in the, in the parentheses. And I think, I think what you were saying is the best way to do this or the common way is convert this string into a symbolic reference, and then put the symbol at a properties file and put the symbol here. And that is what I did yesterday to translate a few, a few strings in the design library plugin for example reasons. And I think that is also the approach many plugin developers take, because then you have one unified string in the jelly files and can use these unified strings in the properties file as reference for different languages. Okay, and title dot one or title dot two would be the same key the properties file as reference. And let's use your, your you mentioned design library let's use that as a, as a good example because that way I can see it. And think about how I would deal with that because for me the, the challenge with the Jenkins design or with the technique was, I was not sure I'd understand what the string was supposed to say. So let's go looking here and if I look for jelly. I think I've second my PR I made a few hours ago even better yes right. Okay, I think it was a PR. No, not this one that we want to close to one. Okay, so. So this provide initial translation for home. Good. Okay. This is the approach I went I basically exchange the literal words with placeholders. So the dollar sign and the percentage title as reference as title in the properties file a bit below. Right so when I look at this one, when I look down here at title, it will say title is this. Yes. The same hierarchy for every other file for example if you have index and us index underscore de for German for example it would be the same title, and then the German translation for example. And I think this approach the, there is an article on Jenkins IO how to do that. And this is the approach I took to do that. Michael you showed because yours is on wiki that Jenkins but minus on Jenkins IO I think it's about how to localize something in groovy jelly and Java. Good so maybe it's just that I didn't look in the right place and failed to find instead found this wiki page that's outdated, and you found the right page on Jenkins IO. So let me go grab that because that that may already be indication okay I just didn't do the right thing so. If you don't mind I could show it very quick because I still have it open some way. Oh that'd be great. Here I'll just stop sharing. Go ahead. We have it on the screen. Because it was actually on the core. Do I share the right screen here. Because it was actually on the core PR. Daniel commented on. Not this one. Yeah, I think it was this one. Yeah, Daniel shot the link. Nope, this is the wrong one. I think we got it this one. Contributing MD. No, I think I was it. Yeah. And this is basically the article on Jenkins IO how to do internet internet and messages and jelly files. So this is what would be the jelly file and this would be the string we have translated in the properties file encoded here. So if we go one up this article outlines how to do localization in Java files and jelly files and in groovy files. The procedure is always the same you have the in groovy it's a bit special because you have the actual word here like a manager and copy that reference in the properties file and have it here in the Java sources you do the same. What description is in the properties file and in the actual Java code. You utilize the resource bundle holder class and just load the previously defined string from the properties file, and then the jelly file, like we talked a bit, a bit ago about it. We use the message reference with the percentage from the properties file. So basically everything boils down to the properties file if you want to do localization. So some label a plugin just does it in the old fashioned way. I don't know. But this is what is recommended, I guess, well and and the properties file is what I was trying to create the mistake I made was instead was trying to use the literal string as the key. And what this shows is don't use the little string as the key, use something symbolic that is easier easier to represent as a Java property. For example, the only case where you I mean you can use the full word but you would need to phrase it as string, for example, but you can also use a shorthand like message and then message equals in the actual message. The only case where you use the full word would be in groovy that use plug in manager and inverted slash as the limiter then plug in manager and the groovy would load like this then. But in jelly you don't do that. And even in groovy isn't there a way so that that title colon underscore. That's a that's a call to get text so that's just a call to a function. Couldn't I even there embed double quotes message, and it would symbolically look up message in the file and present the English text right. I know that with the localization groovy is bar minimal I didn't try that yet. And I will, I have, unfortunately, the get plug in uses groovy for some of its views, and I've not yet converted it from groovy to jelly, and therefore, I will have to test this so already what you're showing is very good. So if you convert the, I think the one jelly file in the in your platform level up plug in to this example it would work out well as well. Excellent, thank you I will, I will make that attempt it may not be today today's a little busy but but thank you very much Alex thank you thank you. Yeah no problem. So I think my next step then is to do. I'm going to switch mice are going to localize some additional plugins as well. So that so that I have more samples to test. I'm not yet ready to do the get plug in the client plug in there that's a little too heavy weight, but I've got several other plugins that I maintain that I can use as test cases and and so I assume Alex you're still willing to do German language translation for me for one or more of those if I'll just tell you which ones they are. Yeah, for sure. Excellent. All right, thank you. Anything else we need to discuss on the crowd in translation. And I'll share my screen and we'll go back because we've got Elizabeth here with us as well and she may want to have some time to discuss. Can you see can you see my my screen showing the internationalizing. And now Docs office hours good. Okay. All right, so Elizabeth welcome. Did you want to talk to us about she called Africa, contribute on. Hi, everyone. All right, so for this right and they know this the programs manageable and current, currently, and applications have gone out for this current and was still taking in applicants and then applications because in very soon because we'll kick off the program I think next month Yes, next month. So by next month, meaning in April. Excellent. Okay, great. In case Alex you're not familiar with it she called Africa contribute on is a this year will be a six week, six week effort where we invite mentors from the Jenkins project to combine with new open source contributors from Africa. Last year we mentored five contributors from Nigeria Rwanda. I forget one or two other countries and, and had a great experience with them we've proposed a program. We're certainly looking for more mentors and we're going to run it again this year in April and May. That sounds interesting. I think we spoke about it a few weeks ago already. Yeah, exactly. So Elizabeth anything else that you need to share with us or anything else that you need to note to us. I'm hoping that Jenkins will be selected. We have some mentors ready. Look for your announcement. Yeah, we've actually announced to mark we announced last night. We announced already. We have Jenkins we have the PA we have cloud we have various companies and various organizations that are partnering with us this time around about six of them. We announced last night. Excellent. Okay, so I should be able to find that on the she called Africa site. Yes. She called Africa. So programs events school contribute on. Okay, here we go. I'm not seeing announcement but that's that's great. This is the place we should be looking. We've announced it across all our social media handles. We did that last night. Oh good. Very good. Okay. Excellent. Thank you. Any other topics we need to discuss today. Alex any any hot topics from you or Kevin. Okay. I know that I attended this meeting like three weeks back, and we had a conversation you said you asked me to give you two weeks. About the 319 girls. Training various technical skills. Thank you for bringing that back. Thank you for the reminder so let's this is. Oh, here we go. Right. This one was the one your boot camp right. Yes. Okay, so let's let's bring that. And so forward. And, okay, so, so the question was your front end development boot cap. And. Okay, so it is now. What are you looking for next week. Yes, next week is the last week. Okay, good. All right. And looking for internships. All right, this is what you were looking for was internships in the projects. Yeah. Okay, and I so I think I had the action item to see if we could find a way to fund women. I have not found that so my apologies, let me put it on my list again so. So, and I assume in terms of issuing payments to the women that would have to come from the funding project right it would not, it's not that she called Africa administers the payments. So, Elizabeth you're still muted. Yeah, and at some points, I managed to went out so sorry. So, so the challenge here is that in order to pay the interns, the payments this because the boot camp you're running is not a she called Africa boot camp. The payments would have to come directly from the project to those individuals not through she called Africa so it's not that a company could donate to she called Africa and then you would pay them. We would have to find a way to pay them directly. But there is there is actually a registered organization that is running the boot camp empower her community. Oh, there is. Okay, yes empower her community. And there is a website, let me, let me drop the website link in the comment section so you could just go through it. Okay, so I have it as empower her dot community. Yes. Right, so let's go there. Okay, and so this community. Alright, so let me do some reading while we're here then. Okay, so boot camp one dot oh. Okay, and. Okay, so, but as far as I can tell, I don't see anything here that indicates that the empower community has a facility to pay any of these who would be working as interns do I understand that correctly. Okay. When you say facility, do you mean a payment link. Okay, do you have a way so, so let's I think what what you were suggesting is interns might might join the Jenkins project for instance, and contribute their work, but they would need to be paid and in order to be paid. We have to have some way to get the money transferred to them. And I was assuming does does empower community have the ability to do that kind of transfer or would we have to have. We do. Yes, we do. Okay, all right, well so then so then if. Okay, so what I think you're saying then is if an organization donates to or pays. And power dot community that then empower community could pay the intern. Yeah, is that a correct way of saying it. Yeah, I guess so. The reason I ask is, I'm most organizations are not configured to make payments into Africa. At least I know my company is not not not set up to make payments individuals in Africa. Because they could probably we've we've have figured out how to donate to she code Africa and so we might be able to use the same technique to donate to empower her community. Okay, so, so, Elizabeth, who should I contact for further should I just use the contact us for further discussions. Yes, and me is there. And you could as well contact me to go for that discussions. Actually, Mark, can you hear me Mark. I can. Yes. Can you hear me. Yes, I can hear you. Okay, so I'm actually I am the founder of this community. Okay, the founder of this community. Yes. Okay, so, so you have, you have a way that if a company donated, or the Jenkins project donated funds, you have a way to transfer those funds to the, to the intern that would be doing the doing the effort. Yes. Okay, all right. Okay, so then Mark to check with Jenkins project and other donors for donation to sponsor an intern. One or more interns. Good. Okay, thanks. All right, thank you. Excellent. Any other topics we should discuss here today. Let me let me can let's continue this will we'll talk to it again in further discussion next week. Thanks Elizabeth. Alex, thank you. Thank you, Mark. Thank you. All right, recording should be available in about 24 hours. I hope.


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This is a clip from our Saturday sessions called Meditate, Reflect, and Connect where people who support this channel through Patreon and the Being Human podcast are invited every Saturday where I lead us through a different meditation technique and then we chat amongst ourselves and support each other in a compassionate, completely non-judgmental space. If that seems interesting to you, you can go to Patreon.com slash Scott St. Marie and you can sign up there and I hope I get to see you this Saturday. Enjoy the clip. Today's theme. You notice how we start with a bit of a theme every Saturday. Last one was our resting place, practicing life through the jungle, coming to terms with what is rather than what should have been or could have been. This is all practice, my friends. It's all practice. The stress and pathology of needing to get somewhere and being somewhere else all the time stresses us out. So, take your time and just be here for the moment. I know we have lots to do. I know there was lots that we did this week and lots that we're thinking about. Make an intention to make this a good practice for you. This hour is yours. Make it for you, okay? So today's theme is how do we love ourselves? As a tough one, if we deal with anxiety or depression or self-esteem, overthinking, whatever label you want to put on it, all human beings have a difficult time loving ourselves because there's other people out there that are doing it so much better than us, aren't they? They got the better car. They got the better family. They got the better life. They got the better clothes. They got the better skin and they don't have as much gray hair. Damn it. How am I supposed to love myself when there's so much better I could be and there's so much better out there and I have to change so much? We think that we have to change in order to love ourselves. So how do we know in this meditation we're going to come into the body and really recognize how much we do love ourselves? That's the point of this meditation and conversation today. How do we know? Because in our thoughts, that's not really the best way to know. We've tried the affirmations and all that stuff. We'll get to different techniques on affirmations, but it's not about what you think that proves that you love yourself. A lot of it is what you do that proves that you love yourself. So we're going to think about what we did through the week and what we continue to do that is literal proof that we do love ourselves. You came to this session. What does that mean? What does that mean?  To learn something? To improve a little something? To get in touch with yourself? It looks like you were pretty close to feeling that, hey, maybe I need this. What part of you needed this? And how'd you recognize that? Did you shower? Did you put on clothes today? Did you go to bed at a reasonable time? Did you treat yourself to something? Did you go for a walk? Did you brush your teeth? These are the things that we don't really necessarily think that are acts of love towards ourselves, but that's exactly what they are. How do we take care of ourselves? That's exactly what you've all been doing. That's what we continue to do. So with that in mind, let's get comfortable. How do you show you love yourself? Get comfortable. What's the best way to love yourself? How do you want to sit? How do you want to lay down? Get cozy. Get comfortable. You know what? I need more of a lean today. That's what I need to love myself more. My back doesn't need to be so straight today. Hold up. Adjusting knob. Okay. There we go. I got my lean on. Okay.


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The L.A. DuPont Company of Wilmington, Delaware, makers of better things for better living through chemistry, presents the Cavalcade of America. Tonight's star, Ray Melland. Tonight's DuPont Cavalcade is called Sir Gala Head in Manhattan, and stars Ray Melland as a pioneer surgeon of the 19th century, Dr. J. Marion Sims. Sometime after I came up north from Alabama, people took to calling me Sir Gala Head in Manhattan. Ridiculous. Sir Gala Head and the legend was a knight who rescued ladies in distress single-handed, whereas I had plenty of help. I didn't expect it, but somehow just when I needed it most, it was always there. But let me tell you about it. There I was in 1853, a doctor and a complete stranger in New York with no patients. Oh, wait. I mustn't forget little Tilly, the maid in Mrs. Seymour's boarding house where we lived. Dr. Sims, I shouldn't be laying here like this. I'm here with four rooms to clean before luncheon. Must I stay in bed all day? My dear girl, you're going to be in bed at least two weeks, perhaps three or four. You don't seem to realize, but you've got to have an operation. Oh, no, but I can't. No, no, no. Don't be afraid. I'll give you something they've discovered that makes you fall sound or steep. You won't feel anything. Oh, it is not that I'm afraid. But I lose my place here with Mrs. Seymour, and I have two babies, and my husband, he don't earn enough to take care of. I wish you'd seen a doctor before he got so weak and run down. And how is someone like me to pay a doctor? Couldn't you try the city dispensary? I did. But they told me I'd have to wait a year so crowded they are. What am I going to do, Dr. Sims? Well, you're going to stop worrying, Tilly. I am. You know I've been in New York almost a year, and you're my very first patient? That makes us partners, in a way. Me? Partners with you? Oh, you poor, poor man. Poor man. She was right. It wasn't that I'm minded so much being poor, but to be ignored. While I'm back home in Alabama, everybody knew me for my work with women's diseases, my surgery. But here in New York, there was only one who knew, and, well, that leads me to the person who helped me most of all, she who was first and all in my life, my wife, Teresa. Don't you want to walk over toward the river tonight, darling? It might be a bit cooler. Teresa, let's go back home. To Montgomery? While I'm there, you know. Well, I can't stand this, sitting around idle, day after day, while other doctors use my techniques, and not one even bothers to consult me, except Tilly Ohola. Oh, Marion, honey, you mustn't be so bitter. How would you feel? Listen. Listen to that boat out there in the harbor. Tilly came over on one of those, and there must be thousands like her here in New York, too poor to get proper care when their babies come. Oh, I know it. Teresa, you're lucky. You've always had your health. But think of all the women who were barren when they need not be.  And who cares for their agony after the midwife's gone home? They try to drag themselves to their work like Tilly did, ill and afraid, not knowing what's wrong. And here I stand, unable to help them. You could, if there were only a hospital of some kind, just for women, like your clinic back home. Yes. Yes, like my clinic back home. Only a real hospital where any woman could come to be helped, rich, poor, or in between. Why couldn't I start such a hospital here? Well, it's a wonderful idea, but where would the money come from? Here we are with about 75 cents between us. But don't you see? Now I can go to the most influential doctors in New York and tell them truthfully I'm one of them. Teresa, let's try. Somehow that hospital's got to be. And then I went to see the third person who was to help me in my fight for a woman's hospital. Although neither he nor I realized it at the time, his name was Dr. Stevens, and he was president of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Sims, I'm really sorry. I've been thinking over your idea, and I should like to feel that it's practical. But I'm afraid I can't. But why not? Surely you know how urgent the need is. There are others that are even more urgent. But what could they possibly be, Dr. Stevens? When you consider that the strength and health of all future generations depends on the health of our women today. I agree, sir. But since you came to me the other day, I've discussed the matter with some of my colleagues. The consensus is that women's diseases can be treated quite adequately in the usual way. I see.  That's your usual way. And if you approve of it, you'll betray your oath every time you take a breath. Dr. Sims, you realize what you're saying? Yes. I'm sorry, Dr. Stevens, but I intend to persist in this. An entire new field of medicine lies before us to be explored. If you won't help me, I'll go from office to office to some other doctor in this city listens to me. And there must be someone with eyes to see in the heart to feel, someone, somewhere. Dr. Blackwell, I've been trying to talk with our colleagues about a woman's hospital for nearly eight months. I came to you because you're the first who's been able to see beyond his nose. Her nose. And naturally, you being our first and only woman doctor, you understand women's problems. Now, the first thing we must do is not so fast, Dr. Sims. You haven't let me explain. What's the matter? I honestly don't see how I can do anything for you now. I do your cause more harm than good. But why?  The gentlemen of the medical profession apparently don't think so. I'm a laughing stock, Dr. Sims. While if Elizabeth Blackwell espoused any cause right now, it would be automatically doomed. Oh, I can't believe that, Dr. Blackwell. Talk to a few people about me. You'll find out. Dr. Sims, believe me, you do better without me now. Later, after you're established and my name can't harm you, please call on me. Well, madam, it's a pity. Because truthfully, you were my last hope. If you can't help me, then there may never be a woman's hospital. Rude now, doctor. Oh, yes, Tilly, come in. How are you feeling these days? Oh, Dr. Sims, there's a different person I am now. I don't know how I can thank you. Oh, it's all right, Tilly. You don't have to. Remember, we're partners. But if I could pay you, only a little at a time. You want to pay me on a wage of $9 a month? Oh, but Mrs. Seymour's promised to pay me $2 more now. My. Isn't that generous of Mrs. Seymour?  Perhaps someday you'll find a way to help me. Oh, Marion, excuse me, dear. But there's someone here to see you, Mr. Henry Stewart. Oh, a patient? No. I'm sure he's not ill, but he does seem. Well, perhaps it's because he's a journalist, but he seems in a very great hurry. Stewart, a journalist? What does he want with me? I don't know, Marion. It's all so strange. He just walked right into the parlor and said he'd come to take care of founding the woman's hospital for you. You are listening to the DuPont Cavalcade of America, starring Ray Merland as Dr. Marion Sims and featuring Helen Claire as Theresa, sponsored by the DuPont Company, makers of better things for better living through chemistry. The DuPont Cavalcade continues, starring Ray Merland as Dr. Marion Sims. I'd spent nearly a year trying to convince the doctors of New York that America badly needed a hospital for women. Now in the spring of 1854, when I had almost run out of hope and most certainly out of money, I had a caller, a gentleman of the press named Henry L. Stewart, the fourth person to help me in the building of my dream. Now, Dr. Sims, you don't know me, but believe me, I've heard a great deal about you. And let me say, I think your idea is great. Great. Mr. Stewart, may I ask how you heard about my idea? Certainly, from an old neighbor of yours in Montgomery who's been visiting here in New York, Mr. Bayaday. Oh, well, I did tell him about it, but I never dreamed of it. He says you were famous down south, famous. Well, I was known, but principally for my work in surgery and diagnosis of women's diseases. But here in New York, Mr. Stewart, I might as well be at Tyrone, trying out my methods and my first patient to weigh untreated. Yes, that just carries out those theory of mine. Profit in the wrong country or whatever the saying is. Well, now, suppose we get down to business. I can get your hospital started for you. All it takes is a little pressure in the right places, if you know what I mean. But, Mr. Stewart, I don't understand. I mean, how... Oh, it's simple. Now, you've been going the rounds calling on our leading citizens and doctors one at a time. Well, that's the old-fashioned method. Have to appeal to them in a body. Modern methods. Spread it all over the papers. Wouldn't that be unethical? Oh, don't you worry. Not one word of space will we buy. We'll see the editors themselves persuade them to run an article in their papers describing the purpose of the forthcoming meeting in vivid terms. Vivid terms. The meeting? What meeting? The mass meeting, torch lights, everything. There's Stuyvesant Hall, for instance. Tell them all about it. Get them all enthusiastic. We'll have some big civic leaders there, too, to lend their names and, uh, wait at their pocketbooks, as it were. Mr. Stewart, I'm sorry, but I think you've gotten a bit beyond me. Now, can't we start at the beginning? What possible interests can you have in this idea? Me? Well, I'll tell you, Doctor, I'm a man who likes to promote lost causes. Oh. Yes, just name me a lost cause.  You'll find me plugging at it first thing tomorrow morning. Of course, Theresa was eager to know all about this strange man, and later on, while we were having tea and he was talking of his plans, I could see her worrying quietly, and what did we to do with such a man as this? I knew that after he'd gone, she would say to me... Mary, and I can't help being upset. About Mr. Stewart? There's something unsettling about him. You mean he's too good to be true. What he's promising is. Oh, Mary, and you don't suppose he's one of those terrible people who sells bricks of gold to country folks. Now, wait a minute. I mean, there are idealists in this world.  I know, I know, I'm afraid too. And yet I have a feeling he will help us. But this is our chance. We're gamblers now in spite of ourselves, and Henry Stewart, whether we like it or not, is calling the numbers. There, let's see now. We've been to 12 editors. Yeah, just three more to go, Doctor. You don't mind climbing a few more stairs, I'm sure. Mr. Stewart, I'm not a well man, and I really don't know why you have me along for these conferences. I'm too out of breath to say anything, and couldn't you do just as well without me? My dear sins.  You don't understand that, do you? I'll explain. The editors we've been seeing today never heard of you, until I told them they were the only ones who hadn't. I'm gonna see to it that you're not just plain Doctor Sims, you're the celebrated Doctor Sims.  Look, Henry, there must be hundreds of people here. Coming out in a rain like this, just think of it. Didn't I tell you, every doctor in New York, plenty of others, too, Horace Greeley, Peter Cooper. Really? Now you're not gonna be nervous. No, I don't think so, Henry. Go on now, it's time for you to get up there and speak. But Henry, I just want to tell you, I apologize for ever doubting you. I didn't dream it would be like this. I'm over for it. Nonsense, man. I believed in this all along, didn't you know? Now get up there and make the rest of them believe it. All right. Ladies and gentlemen. Ladies and gentlemen, and I am delighted to notice that there are ladies here tonight, I want to tell you exactly why we are so desperately in need of a hospital devoted to the ills of womankind. In all the western hemisphere, there is no such hospital. Women, if they're fortunate, bear their children with a certain amount of travail and live to bear more. But if they're not fortunate, they suffer from our ignorance of how to help them. As I spoke that day, I forgot to be afraid. I forgot that the wave after wave of faces before me were the faces of distinguished men who up until this moment had ignored me. I remembered only the dream of all that seemed impossible. And I told them in the only way I knew how, why that dream must become real. And as I talk, my eyes were fixed in the face of Dr. Stevens. Dr. Stevens will help me in his way by churning me into a fury of stubbornness and determination to see this thing through. And then, all at once, my speech was finished and I sat down. Well, absolutely, my goodness, that better myself. But what happens now? Stand up, Henry. Start a discussion of something, please. I can't. They'd resent it. Why doesn't somebody say something? Dr. Sins. Yes, sir. My name is Dr. Grisken. I believe I'm fairly well known for my interest in public health. And I see no reason why we can't get this hospital idea into waiting order in a very short time. What do you say, gentlemen? I object, sir. What? Those who oppose the plan have had no opportunity to be heard. Well, there'll be plenty of time for discussion, Dr. Buck. But I submit that any general practitioner among us here tonight is capable of treating his women patients. And that all of this is an extravagant waste of our valuable time. Therefore, I... If you are wasting your time here, doctor, I wonder why you attended in the first place. Because? Dr. Grisken. Yes, Dr. Stevens? May I come up here on the platform? Why, certainly, sir. Thank you. I must say to you all that no matter how we believe personally, the ideal of bettering humanity cannot be ignored. Dr. Marion Sims once accused me of forgetting my oath. And after listening to him tonight, I accused myself. Ladies and gentlemen, we should be proud to have such a man among us. He gives us no choice. We must stand behind Dr. Sims and the new woman's hospital. Do you agree? Oh, yes. Very good. Very good. And let us proceed to organize it. Do come in. You're just in time to have tea with us. Oh, no. No, thank you, no, Mrs. Sims. Then perhaps my husband can get you something else. No, no. Don't need stimulants, somehow. Well, well, my dear friends, you've done it. The world is yours. I've done it. Don't know, Henry, you've done it. Well, let's say it was a pleasant collaboration. You now have a board of directors comprising the leading men of the city. Yes, Henry, it's wonderful. But no one has said anything about funds. Who is going to raise the money for the hospital? What? Well, you are, of course. I? Well, you're the lion of the hour, man. Every home on Washington Square and Bleecker Street will open its doors to you. Do you really think it'll be that easy? I know it'll be. See Mrs. Doremus first. Mrs. Thomas C. Doremus, remarkable woman, has nine children, manages to do more philanthropic works than anybody I know. And I know a great many people. Mrs. Doremus, make a note of that, will you, Teresa? Yes, dear. I'll call on her tomorrow. Doctor, do you know something? I'm going to miss these visits. Miss them dreadfully. What do you mean? You're going away, Mr. Stewart? Yeah, not sure yet. Think so, though. Just heard of a most interesting project this morning. Some, somebody's talking about stretching a cable across the Atlantic Ocean. That can't be done, of course, but you know how I am. But Henry, what am I going to do without you? Well, you don't need me now.  And you'll have your lovely wife here, Mrs. Doremus, the members of the medical board. Yeah, you don't need me anymore. Well, best of luck to you both. I'll drop in and visit your hospital one of these days. Henry, don't forget Mrs. Doremus. It was what a pleasure to meet you. I've heard all about you from Elizabeth Blackwell. And Henry Stewart, of course. Oh, I'd like you to meet my friend, Dr. Goodenbuck. Oh, I recall Dr. Buck was not my most ardent supporter at the recent public meeting. No, Dr. Sims. I've come here to dissuade Mrs. Doremus from taking any part in your plan. You've already wasted your colleague's valuable time. Is it a waste of time to save a woman's life, Dr. Buck? That point is not under discussion, yes, sir. Then what is? Well, a second. Gentleman, gentlemen. I'm sorry, Mrs. Doremus. I can see it's hopeless trying to change Dr. Buck's mind. I can only say to him that the majority of his colleagues now disagree with him. But I do appeal to you as a woman to consider the terrible need for a woman's hospital. Precisely these emotional grounds I object to. You've got the whole city weeping crocodile tears of a poor, hapless, womankind. What do they do before you came along, Dr? Just what do they do now, Dr? Too many of them die. Too many of them wish they were dead. Mrs. Doremus, forgive me. I came as a petitioner to your door, and I didn't intend to turn your lovely parlor into a battleground. Perhaps I'd better leave. Dr. Sims, have you noticed the new house at number 83, Madison Avenue? 83, yes. That's right near my home. I know. I passed by with my husband yesterday, and we stopped in to look it over. You know, it occurred to me that if things were properly arranged, it might hold at least 40 beds. Mrs. Doremus, you need to save. Harsh, harsh, both of you. Do you think 40 beds too few, Dr. Sims? Yes. But it could be a fine start award, 400 beds, Mrs. Doremus. Good. My husband's promised to put up security for its lease. Oh, Dr. Sims, you can now go ahead with your hospital. That was it. Mrs. Doremus was the fifth person to help me, and the woman's hospital was opened at last. And as I began my story with my housemaid Tilly, so I'll bring it to a close with her. Only now, as I fondly hoped, Tilly has become my nurse. One day, I was making the rounds at the new hospital. Dr. Sims. There now, Mrs. Lusynski, you're going to feel a lot better in a few days. I want you to rest as much as you can and don't try to get out of bed. I won't. Is there anything you need that your husband hasn't brought over to the hospital? No. May I have my wife bring some books or something? You are so kind. I don't feel much like reading. I know. Well, I'll be seeing you in the morning. And remember, Dr. Sims, Dr. Sims. Yes, Tilly. I wanted you to see how I look in my new uniform. Please. A nurse in our hospital always speaks in quiet tones and walks softly. It's very important. Oh, I'm sorry, sir. But you do look trim in your uniform. Did you sew it yourself? Oh, that I did, Dr. Sims. You're going to be a fine nurse, I know, Tilly. See that Mrs. Lusynski here is comfortable and has her dressings changed twice a day, all right? Oh, yes, Dr. Sims. Good. And remember, you're my partner. I'm depending on you. Well, I'll be in again soon, Mrs. Lusynski. Thank you, Doctor. A knight in shining armor. That's what he is. A regular Sir Gala had. Gala had? I don't understand. Who is Sir Gala? A wonderful man who went around rescuing ladies in distress. I read about him in a book once, and I was very sick, like you.  It was nonsense, of course. I heard what they were calling me, and I knew I was no Sir Gala had. He rescued people single-handed. Maybe that's the difference between his age and our own. I had help. Dr. J. Marion Sims, surgeon, medical inventor, pioneer in the science of gynecology and cancer research, physician to queens and parlor maids. The woman's hospital in New York City, which he founded, and which this year proudly observes its 95th anniversary, was the first of its kind in the Western Hemisphere. And as Dr. Sims found out, he didn't have to do it alone. Even today, more than ever before, Americans are helping great causes like his. New York City's United Hospital Fund Drive and many others throughout the land exemplify the spirit of helpfulness that is America. The metabolite players for tonight's story, Sir Gala had in Manhattan. Raymelland appeared through the courtesy of Paramount Pictures and may soon be seen co-starring with Hedy Lamar in Copper Canyon, opening on Broadway tomorrow. On tonight's cavalcade, the part of Teresa Sims was played by Helen Clare. The script was written by Virginia Redcliff and was based on the biography, Woman's Surgeon by C.O. Harris, published by McMillan. Music was composed by Arden Cornwell, conducted by Donald Boreys. The program was directed by John Zoller, this is Cy Harris speaking. Ladies and gentlemen, our nation as the Declaration of Independence states was founded on faith in God. Freedom to worship is one of our national heritages. During this coming season when spiritual values take on a special significance, let us remember that our religious institutions are strongholds of the American free way of life.


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What is up you guys welcome back to another one if you were new to the channel. I am Goldpony and today we are in the new 2020 Jaguar F-Type courtesy of Harrisburg Jaguar in Harrisburg PA of course And so I have yet to actually review an F-Type So I'm quite excited to explore this one for the very first time. So as always let's start with pricing And so of course there will be several different trim levels for the 2020 F-Type First one being the coupe starting at sixty one thousand six hundred dollars then you have the checkered flag trim level for seventy one thousand nine hundred Are dynamic for eighty four thousand three hundred dollars to R for one hundred one thousand eight hundred dollars and the SVR for One hundred twenty three thousand six hundred dollars and again that was all pricing for the coupe There is a convertible version as well for all those trims if you wanted to go that route simply add thirty one hundred dollars to Any of those prices, but so then when it comes to the engine setup There are actually three different engine options available for this one first one being the one we have today the two liter turbo charged inline Four-cylinder this is going to come standard with the base trim level and the checkered flag trims and this one puts out 296 horsepower fifty five hundred rpm 295 pound feet of torque available from 1500 to 4500 rpm power is sent to the rear wheels through an eight speed automatic giving you zero to sixty Approximately five point four seconds top speed comes in at a hundred and fifty five miles per hour with MPG numbers coming in at twenty three in the city thirty on the highway next engine setup You have as a three liter supercharged v6 that's going to belong to the R dynamic And it is actually available for the base and checkered flag trims But this one puts out three hundred and eighty horsepower three hundred and thirty nine pound feet of torque sent to rear wheels Or all wheels on this one through an eight speed automatic zero to sixty comes in at approximately 4.8 seconds for the all-wheel drive five point one for the rear wheel drive top speed 171 miles per hour with this engine setup giving you MPG numbers 19 in the city 27 on the highway But so then the last and the most enjoyable engine setup being a five liter supercharged v8 With the R trim level that's going to put out five hundred fifty horsepower five hundred and two pound feet of torque SVR bumps that up a little bit to five hundred and seventy five horsepower Five hundred and sixteen pound feet of torque and then this engine setup It is just sent to all wheels through the all-wheel drive system power sent to the ground through an eight speed automatic Zero to sixty comes in at approximately three point nine for the R 3.5 for the SVR. That's crazy top speed of a hundred and eighty six miles per hour with the R And then even two hundred miles per hour top speed if you want with the SVR That's pretty darn cool MPG numbers is going to be the same on both trims giving you sixteen in the city 24 on the highway But so then next thing I wanted to mention is there are some driving modes located just to the left of the shifter there It's going to be a toggle switch But that's going to give you driving modes like rain ice and snow But also if you press that toggle switch down Dynamic mode and that is going to be the most enjoyable one for nice weather at least next touching on the braking on this one Rotors are going to range from 14 inches to 15.5 inches depending on the trim level and they do vary a good bit So I'm just going to leave it at that Carbon ceramic brakes are actually also available if you wanted them when it comes to the suspension of handling There is an open differential with torque vectoring by braking that is going to come with this one Open differential meaning it allows each wheel to rotate at different speeds as opposed to a lock differential where the axle Rotates at the same speed but moving on adaptive suspension system is going to come with the supercharged v6 and up as far as ride quality Goes I didn't have any issues also do like how low to the ground you feel in this one Makes you feel more connected to the road also didn't have any issues with cabin noise even with this rather large power moon roof We got here today still no issues with cabin noise I definitely like that as well and when it comes to visibility perhaps This is the only part where there might be a little constructive criticism Is it's definitely not the best visibility as far as rear visibility goes just because of the shape mostly But I would say it's right along the lines of a Nissan 370 z or something like that I'm sure you would get used to it just not the best visibility because of its awesome shape It's you starting up front of the F type LED headlights will come standard with LED daytime running lights Front bumper is actually going to differ slightly depending on the trim level that you go with for instance The checkered flag trim is going to add somewhat of a lip kit if you will SVR trim is going to give you a carbon fiber front lip and of course that base F type is what you're looking at right now It's going to look a little different as well And also wouldn't mention up on the hood there is added hood ventilation as well to assist with a little heat Extraction underneath the hood but then big ear way to the side power folding heated side mirrors will come standard with integrated turd signals And their side mirrors are actually going to come heated if you go with the checkered flag trim leveling up Then zooming out a little bit looking at the front fender there There always is that design Q in the F type definitely looks good there Taking a look down at the wheel setup 18 inch 10 spoke alloy wheels will come standard on this one Checkered flag trim is going to give you 20 inch alloy wheels and there's several other different wheel options available Really giving you the ability to personalize and then make it your own But also one thing I wanted to mention on the F type because you don't always see this on vehicles Is the door handles are flush with the side of the F type there So for instance when you press the unlock button those door handles are going to pop out so you can get in or when you press The lock button they're going to go back flush So it's kind of cool make your way to the back You will find a speed sensitive rear spoiler back there unless you went with the SVR trim That is going to give you a fixed carbon fiber rear wing back there But just below that LED tail lights will come standard and below everything a single center mounted exhaust with a chrome finish Is going to come with the four-cylinder trim level. That's what you're looking at right now Of course, however, if you want with the six cylinder You're going to get a single exhaust with dual tips and the eight cylinder is going to give you a dual exhaust with quad tips So since we do have the four cylinder today, you guys know what we have to do next as always here is that exhaust clip It's open now since we are round back to open that rear trunk easiest way is simply just press the button on the key five There is a button underneath the trunk there as well But once opened up cargo capacity is going to come in at 14.4 cubic feet for the coupe if you want with the convertible Though you're going to get 7.3 cubic feet then make your way up to the front seats because of course there are no rear seats in The F type this is a two-seater front seats are going to come standard 12-way power adjustable with memory settings That's going to come standard as well and you will find a leather suede combination that will come standard However, there is full leather finishes available Which is actually what you're looking at right now and you can get those front seats heated and ventilated as well They take a look forward at the steering wheel It is a tilt and telescoping steering wheel power adjustable as well It will come leather wrapped a flat bottom steering wheel is available And of course you do have the paddle shifters right behind as well Then when it comes to the startup, let me first start by showing you guys the key here It is quite a heavy-duty key very nice quality to it Jaguar logo on the one side flip it over Jaguar logo once again Oh with the lock and unlock button to pop the rear hatch of course But there is actually a push button start just in front of the shifter there So all I am going to do is simply put my foot on the brake here and press that engine start button Then what started up tachometer is going to be on your right speedometers on your left And there is a small digital display up front there We're able to see a ton of different things including the speed limit of any given road As well as the digital speedometer of course how many miles you have left until you hit empty You can also check out your driving modes up there though as well But then taking a look at overall interior quality. There is carbon fiber trim available Also a Windsor leather headliner available, and you almost never see leather headliner So that's kind of cool that that's an option also a cool little thing that I've never seen on a vehicle before Is to open the glove box. There is a small little silver button just above the glove box That's how you're gonna open up that one I thought that was pretty darn cool And I do like the frameless rear view mirror that we got here as well I'm gonna come to the climate control perhaps the coolest part is when you turn it on or when you turn the car I'm with the climate control already on those center vents. They actually kind of pop out just above the navigation system I absolutely love that always like the quirky stuff stuff That's a little different than the other vehicles So that is pretty cool as well And you do have two USB chargers within the center armrest and all the buttons for the exhaust note Well as the air suspension just behind the shifter there But now let's make our way to the tech display. It isn't quite a large screen up front there a 10 inch color touchscreen display We'll come standard with Bluetooth and audio streaming as well as Android Auto and Apple CarPlay Factory navigation will also come standard and when it comes to the sound system on the F type Standard sound system is gonna give you 380 watts it is a meridian sound system and of course that is the one we have today So let's go ahead and turn on the radio here See we got playing this morning and let's test out the clarity of this one For those of you thinking 380 watts who cares 380 watts in a two-seater is quite substantial So definitely no issues with loudness good bit of bass on the sound system So no issues for me and again with the two-seater You don't need more wattage in 380 watts really But the last thing I wanted to mention on the tech display at least is when you do put this F type in reverse You will have a rear-view camera letting you know who or what is behind you Which is always is going to lead me into safety and so to start there are front side and side curtain airbags six airbags total Of course if you go with the convertible, you're not gonna get the side curtain airbags that makes sense, right? But also standard on the F type is a driver condition monitor What kind of monitors you're driving habits and lets you know if it feels that you are getting tired So it's kind of cool lane keep assist will also come standard along with traffic sign recognition Technology is also emergency brake assist and a front and rear parking monitoring system Ain't so but that is about it for this one you guys Thank you so much for watching me shut a like the video and subscribe Prefer to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there and I will see you guys in the next video Stay Gold


Mae ydych chi'n gynhwys Matlingard a rwy'n gweithio Frank Steiner ar Y LCC. Rwy'n gweithio rydw i ddweud cymdeithasol ar gyfer y dynodigol sydd wedi'i gweithio'r ysgolwydau finalistau, sy'n ddweud yn ffantastig. Rwy'n gweithio'r ddweud, ac yn y ddechrau'r diolch rwy'n gweithio'r ysgolwydau mewn ysgolwyddiadol ar y sgolwyddiadol. Frank, mae'n ddweud eich cymdeithio y LCC, ydych chi'n gweithio'r Frank Steiner. Yma, Franck Stanna. Some of you might know me. I'm a marketing manager for ULCC. Work with Met in the Auto Publications Committee. I have some involvement with Alton. ULCC is a sponsoring member of ALT, and we're sponsoring the award this year, so I'm quite pleased to be here and talk about it. I was saying we had just come from the showcase itself, which I thought was fantastic. Gofyn, efo'r cwmwysbyn nesaf yw'n cael eu bod yn ôl i'r awhwyd, yma weld eich uchydig yw'r amser ar ymol? Wel, rai'n gwneud i'r awhwyd, oherwydd tref yn ymhyngh gyd, a yn y gwahod oligwn gwadd arweigion FGE un i ddefnyddio â'r rhannu, ddim yn gwneud i ymhwylliant, y mae'r hyn iawn o'r ddechrau arweigion. Ond rwy'n meddwl i'n meddwl i'n i'n i wych, yna nhw'n nid ydaf ni'n rhoi dweud o gweithio â oeddiwyddio platform to, when I don't want to shout about it, but sort of praise them or give them some sort of form where they can show what they've done and reward some good work and outstanding work or interesting work. And I think, sort of for me that's the main reason we got involved with it and I started talking tomorrow and probably at conference last year, I said, you know, if there's a chance for us to get involved and, you know, sponsor the award and support some of the prizes and we'd be happy to do it because it is, you know, it's a good course. It's a nice way to sort of highlight some of the work that's been going on in, you know, the different pockets and areas. It is and you picked up on successor. I thought, I mean, the quality this morning of the finalists was really great. Yeah, I mean, I think it's the quality. I mean, the one thing that surprised me, and I just spoke a bit earlier about it, but mine as well is, I think, just the spread and depth, if you like. Like I said just earlier, it used to be sort of very agey focus, but now, you know, we had a school, we had a few colleges, and it's just good to see that sort of those sectors that might, if you like, been on the fringe sort of getting a bit more attention now because I think there's a lot of good stuff happening, you know, across the education sector.  So I think it's a really good thing. And no, it's some really interesting stuff that's been done there. Absolutely, I mean, I think it is really important to highlight the successes and to actually shout about them, you know, and there were some fantastic projects this morning, both for the individual award and for the team award. So, I think we started off with the school project, which I missed, I have to admit that. Which is the talk-aloud team, and I've actually forgotten the name of the school, which you probably shouldn't admit live one hour, but it was a fascinating project where the students had been using audio boom to work on their spoken skills, as I say, at a primary school. And it was a fantastic example of a child who we heard before and after the project. I don't know if you made it for that. I picked up on the data stream, but it really showed what a great project it's been. And then some of the other teams that were there, we had the film buffs, which I think you were saying you were impressed by. Well, I think it's an interesting sort of idea to, you know, have some visual or audio visual guides for using machinery and tools and do certain tasks.  And it's interesting to see how it helps. I mean, I was talking to Maron and she said that, you know, one of the effects has been that some female students got into sort of more hands-on joinery type things because they've seen another female student do it. And it's sort of things we sometimes forget and we're not aware of that there are some barriers to entry and some sort of gender-based bias, if you like. And it sort of helps break that down. I think it's a great way. I mean, I wouldn't mind watching a journal because it could probably teach me a few things. But no, it's some great stuff. I mean, they use QR codes. I know there's split views on QR codes, but it seems to work for them in that context and that's great to see. So it's sometimes picking the right tools for the right situation and I think that's an important message across all the contestants, I think. And we also had a couple more teams. The Nottingham team, I think the Paris team they're called, they've been doing the nukes here at Nottingham. I thought, another fantastic project. I was a bit taken aback when I first heard Paris and I was like, oh, what's going on? I don't know, did I make clear what the acronym starts with because I wasn't too sure. We have to look at that. I'm not sure. I couldn't expand it, but it's an OEL project that they've created masses of resources that have been made available internationally. No, I mean, that was very interesting. It was good to see that they, I mean, what I liked about their approach is sort of getting the people involved across the seniority, if you like, because, you know, their vice chancellor got involved, people on the ground, and it's sort of, it's a sort of, you have a sort of shared and common goal and it gets people behind it. And, you know, everybody has a stake and wants it to do well and has an investment, you know, emotionally and personally. And it's, that was a good thing to see and find. Dave, one of the other things that came through strongly for me this morning was the fact that a lot of this work was unfunded. I think the Tech Five team was the other team.  But I think sometimes it's, there's so much free technology out there you can use. So it's you, as long as you have a good idea and some passion, I think you can, you can do great things. And I think that's, you know, one of the good things about the time we live in, I find this like you don't have to pay through the nose or write big funding application and wait for grants. It's like you can just get on and do it. I mean, the one interesting thing I find about the Nottingham College, sort of where their project is, it seems like a very, we focus on the learner. It's not, it's not like someone in the college having an agenda. It's okay. Let's talk to those people and find out what they want to do and sort of almost set up an environment where they can be creative and just get on with it. And I think that's, you know, it's an interesting approach because I think it's difficult for some people because you lose control in a sense. And I know that, you know, you sometimes you want to know everything is going according to plan and I'm a German. But yes, it's very interesting. And I mean, they went to the U.S. and presented in front of Twitter and Google CEO. So I mean, kudos to them. That's great. Great. And I think there are a few people who picked up on that about listening to the learner. And obviously it's one of the themes of the conference. It's all about the learner. That was good. We had a couple of individual finalists speaking this morning as well. We had Sheila McNeill from, let me get that right, Cetis. And although she's up for the individual award, she did want to make the point that there's a team behind her, the team that nominated her actually, which was quite amusing. And they play a really important role or she's played a really important role in the community. I mean, it's one of the things which, again, is probably one of the reasons we got involved with the award is it's nice to see that someone tries and highlights some of those pockets of innovation and good practice. And I mean, Cetis is doing a good job.  But it's nice to see that there are real benefits in sort of getting yourself out there, getting your opinion out there, highlighting other people's opinion and just get a sort of dialogue going and just letting people know you do something. Because it is sort of unless you tell someone how, I suppose. I mean, I know it sounds really nonsensical, but it's true. It's true. And the great thing about them is that they have the time to do that for the community. Because I think when you're working on things individually, it's hard to find the time to do the project, but then find time to share with the wider community because it's quite hard. That's something Sheila picked up on because she said it's, you know, you just want to get your project done and sort of everything else is an afterthought and, you know, they're almost there to support you and help you and highlight some of the stuff you might not have time to do. Exactly. It's a really important role and hopefully the conference plays a role in sharing good practice as well. And then the other person speaking today was Gloria Visitini from Bristol. Not a big tech project, but still a really important one. No, I was quite surprised. I wondered when the tech comes into a talk, to be honest. But it's, you know, as a sort of multi-person, I'm actually quite, I like the angle of, you know, you need to communicate, you need to get people on board. You know, it's almost a sort of lobbying type role. You sometimes have to play and convincing people that something is the right approach or they should focus more, be more aware. And I think she said it's like, you know, you really have to communicate and you, I don't know who said it, somewhat famous, that's like, you can never communicate enough. So it's like, you know, even when you think it's all been said and done, there's still someone who, you know, maybe didn't get it or didn't listen or it wasn't explained in a way that can get ahead around it. So it's a challenge, I think. OK, well, thanks very much for your time, Frank. Thank you to ULCC for sponsoring the award. Hopefully we can continue to have this relationship next year. The final thing for me to say is that the winners of the award will be announced this evening around 7 o'clock. So it's not going to be broadcast live. However, there'll be lots of information on the website tomorrow about the winners of the award. OK, thanks Frank. Thank you.


One afternoon, at a fashionable clubhouse belonging to Marshall, Carter, and Dark Limited. Look what I made! It's lovely, sir. You are truly gifted. May I ask what it is? I made it using the kit that I bought from you guys last year, and the tools that you sold my friend a few years back before his accident. And the wood came from trees on that secret island in the secret lake that I had to rent the map for you guys for, and… fascinating, sir. But what is it? It's a Reverse Mirror Voodoo Puppet! I'm sorry, sir. What? Reverse Mirror Voodoo Dollstick Puppet! A Mirror Voodoo… Reverse Mirror! But, sir, a mirror already… yes, sir. A Reverse Mirror Voodoo Dollstick Puppet. Very impressive.  Yeah. So, why don't you give me for it? I beg your pardon? I'm selling it to you. Why don't you give me for it? I… sir, I am not authorized to make such purchases on behalf of my employer, sir. I'll need to speak to my supervisor. Sure, you do that. This little baby ought to go for eight. Maybe nine million? Um, sir, I… Please realize that the prices for which we sell items are not the prices we pay for items. And… Yeah, yeah, I gotcha. So, 80, 90 grand? Sir, really, I'm not authorized to make purchases on behalf of… Sir? What does the Reverse Mirror Voodoo Dollstick Puppet even… do? Pick it up. Uh… No, take it out of the towel. Let it touch your skin. Sir? I am a client-interaction representative, not a test subject. If you wish to purchase a human test subject for demonstration purposes, that can be arranged as a separate transaction. Eleven years later. Uh, yeah, hi. I was wondering, uh, did… did anyone bid on my puppet this time? As a matter of fact, sir, they didn't even get the chance. What? Before the auction could even start, the SCP Foundation raided the site and they stole your puppet. Really? Aim to file. To learn more about the SCP Foundation, subscribe to SCP Orientation today and turn the notification bell on so you don't miss any of our videos.


How your childhood affects your success in life? What we learn as well as what we do as kids affect us, not only as kids but as grown-ups. The things we are taught and the habitual thoughts, beliefs and emotional responses we develop go a long way to determine the decisions that affect the course of our lives. According to Amy Moran, a cognitive behavioral therapist who helps people uncover unhealthy thoughts, feelings and behaviors that interfere with your goals. When people come to her for therapy to discuss their marital discord or to uncover why they keep sabotaging the chances of success, they end up talking about their childhood. According to Moran, even the people who walk through the doors saying, I don't want to discuss my past, eventually bring up stories from their youth. In this video, I'll share with you how your childhood affects your success in life. This I believe will help you become a successful person. If you're new here, consider subscribing so that you won't miss other interesting videos like this. Mary McCarty, the best-selling author, lecturer and business mogul, was helped to start and grow 6 successful companies as large as $100 million in annual revenues when discussing how she became a very successful serial entrepreneur and an interview with Basalt. Said and I quote, I grew up as the last of 10 children in Hawaii, developing sales and negotiating skills were a requirement to get noticed in a family our size. Although my father was a surgeon, he demonstrated a passion for entrepreneurship in the business that he started. 8 of his 10 children are entrepreneurs and I have been part of 6 startup companies growing the largest to over $100 million in annual revenues. My parents also demonstrated 7 others by giving in our community. My father gave away free care to patients who couldn't pay and my parents helped doctors that were new to our area to get their start in our community by giving them a period of free rent in their office buildings and helping them to find patients to serve so they could build their businesses. Our family always had more than enough and my parents attributed this to giving first to receive. That's been a lifelong belief of mine and shows up in almost everything I do. I spend a lot of my time and resources helping others to succeed in their life dreams. Like my parents, I've received more than enough as a result. According to Tihara of Eka, the author of Secrets of a Millennial Mind, how you react to the fluid circumstances of wealth is all determined by your money blueprints.  For instance, every time you heard your parents say things like, money doesn't grow on trees. Money is the root of all evil. You have been imprinted with beliefs around money. These beliefs from your money blueprint guiding or leading you into your financial destiny because our beliefs and associations about money typically determine whether or not we have any. They impact your approach towards money and wealth. The trickiest part, however, is that you may not be aware of these beliefs because your money blueprint is deep-rooted and subconscious. Your childhood doesn't only form your money blueprint but also forms your core beliefs about you and the world.  Also, your experiences determined whether you saw yourself as a kind, smart, sociable, intelligent, individual and the likes. And what you ended up believing about yourself determined some of the choices you made.  Likewise, if you believe you are not likeable, you'll have trouble making friends. You'll struggle to keep close relationships and these relationships' struggles will end up reinforcing your belief that you're not a likeable person. Your childhood also affects your belief about the world.  Hence, they'll look forward to a bright future, they'll likely trust people, know how to build relationships and improve their network. On the other hand, kids who grew up in a harsh environment and ended up becoming victims of one or two circumstances would like to build the world as a wicked and cruel place to be. They're likely to grow up with a survival mentality because all that matters to them is being able to feed themselves and their immediate family. They'll likely believe that the world is a place of struggle and you need to go through so many rough times to become successful. They might even believe that financial freedom is not attainable until you have come of age. According to an article from the annual review of Psychology, social class determines attitudes that people develop towards success. Kids of higher income parents tend to learn how to become self-made from a young age. Their parents encourage them to follow their dreams. They may give them the tools and support to pursue various interests, to think creatively, to work independently and to take initiatives. Kids from less wealthy families, on the other hand, tend to emphasize the need to work so hard because they believe there is pride in hardship. Hence, they let their children figure out their limits on their own. As a result, they're not aware of leadership skills and tend to do what they're told without taking risks or stepping out of their comfort zone. Summary Our childhood affects our success in life because, one, it is during our childhood days that our money blueprint is formed. Money blueprint is formed by how we are made to perceive money, whether as something good or as something bad, whether it is difficult to get or something that can be gotten easily. Two, our core beliefs about ourselves are formed in childhood. For instance, what we perceive ourselves to be, either kind, smart, likable, and likes, can go a long way in affecting how we treat people and how we make certain decisions. Three, our childhood also helps us form our core beliefs about the well. Is the world a safe place to be? Is struggling a part of life? Can money be made easily? And the likes? Four, the social status of our parents determine whether or not we believe in financial freedom and how quickly we can achieve it. Thank you very much for watching our videos. We'll like to give you another interesting video for you to enjoy next. But before then, our team will be very happy if you can like this video and share it with your friends on social media. If you're new here, don't forget to subscribe so that you won't miss other interesting videos like this. Look at your screen now to see two other videos we handpicked for you to enjoy next. We love you.


Aaron the training staff looked at Joey Gallo for quite some time after he was hit by that pitch and then obviously he exited the game. Is there an update on him. Not yet. He's getting x-rays and everything. So we'll see what we have. Yeah. When we get that. What's your concern. Well he couldn't hit so I took him out of the game so you know concerns and we'll we'll see what we have now with the x-rays and see what we have overnight. What was the explanation from Urshela and Gallo on that drop ball in the fifth. I think it was one. It's one of those where I think Joey's just got to completely take charge on that one. You know especially as good an outfielder. And I think he just shied away when he saw Gio but but Gio Gio wasn't waving his arms or anything which is the only time you'd even consider you know letting the infielder. You know take it. I think that's a ball. He's just got to be super aggressive. Get loud and take it. We can take a next question. Brian hope he's on mute. And what is the situation. What do you mean. He looked like he was having trouble coming off the field after. Yeah. He just had to get out of the game. He was kind of on his knee that bugs him sometimes. I think he just slammed on it. So hopefully he should be OK. He gets that little bone bruise every now and then I think when he stopped it kind of just bit him a little bit. So he got some treatment. We'll see what we have tomorrow. Should be. I'm hoping he's OK. Bob clap issue of the next question. And what was your impression of cold tonight. What did you think. What stuff again was good. You know it took him a few days to kind of get a slider going. And then I thought he settled into a pretty good rhythm there in the middle innings. You know gives up that fifth run that where the ball falls in the outfield and then we have the infield in and they hit the chopper on him. So I thought he settled into a good groove. You know especially after the first two hitters where I think he just I think he was driving the fastball to lanes. They were obviously you know from a game plan standpoint. Very aggressive hunting fastball early in the count and you know send me and get some for the home run.  But I thought he settled into a pretty good rhythm there in the middle innings and kept us in the game and got us through six innings. But you know good job by them being aggressive and when they got a fastball that you know got to their zone a little bit. They didn't miss a couple of them. Bill Sherman you have the next question. Aaron you we talked a lot all year about people especially off of the short season last year potentially running out of gas. I think we've never talked about that would call we just assume he's a horse. Do you think he's running out of some gas here late in the season. No. No I think I think he's in a pretty good spot. You know obviously he missed he missed some time there with the COVID and and missed a start with with the handy but No I think stuff wise and I think physically he's he's in a pretty good spot. You know he got dinged on a couple homers today but I feel like he's physically anyway and where he should be this time of year. Thank you. Marley Rivera you have the next question. Hi Aaron I apologize if this has been asked before because the signal is very bad. What did you think of Jonathan Lloyds yesterday. Low was great. I mean I thought the stuff was really good but then he was really sharp also you know and we throw him into a pretty big spot there tie game there. Top of the order and you know he mowed through them pretty easily real efficient stuff looked really crisp so good to get him out there and into a big spot and I thought he looked not only stuff wise really good but command and sharpness really good too. And Aaron obviously you guys have been playing very meaningful games for quite some time now in September but did this one have a particular playoff atmosphere. I mean I think we've been in that mode of late you know it's came from Boston you know obviously they raced out to a big lead so I think the crowd was was energized and into it really like the way our guys competed and battled back to get into that game and they outlasted us tonight but yeah I mean it was a great atmosphere to be felt like an important game I guess from a from a stadium standpoint. Bruce Beck you have the next question. Aaron as you turn your attention to tomorrow word what are your thoughts as this race really tightens once again. Let's go. This is you know we're. We're in a good spot. Like. I feel like the guys are having a lot of fun competing with a lot on the line and that's where you want to be this time of year and can't wait to get back here tomorrow and get after it again.


How much can I earn teaching English in China? The job market for ESL teachers in China is simply huge and there is no sign that it is going to slow down anytime soon. With a rapidly growing economy and upwards of 300 million students studying English, China offers countless opportunities for foreign teachers to earn a good salary and to save a considerable amount into the bargain. Throughout the country there are a large variety of jobs available with a wide range of salaries. However, first-time teachers can reasonably expect to earn between 6,000 RMB and 12,000 RMB per month, which equates to around 1,000 to 2,000 US dollars. On top of the basic salary, it is also common for teachers to receive free housing or a housing allowance as well as paid airfare in and out of the country. These added extras plus a cost of living that averages around half of that in the USA means many teachers are able to save substantial sums of money during the length of their contract. Depending on lifestyle an ESL teacher in China should be able to save anything from 500 to 1,500 US dollars per month. Recruitment Tips In the past, simply being a native English speaker was sometimes all you needed to get a teaching job in China. Today, you will need to possess an international recognized TEFL certificate if you want to have access to the widest range of jobs, especially those that pay the best salaries. Across the country, standards have been substantially raised in recent years, leading to many provinces now requiring teachers to have completed a TEFL course of 120 hours or more. For those without a college degree, this is already mandatory and it is likely to be extended nationwide at some point in the future. When looking for work in China, it is recommended that you do as much research as possible before committing to a position. Demand for teachers is so high that you are generally guaranteed a choice of positions if you apply for multiple jobs. Resorging individual schools and the cities and regions you plan to work in should help you to narrow down your options and to make the right choice to suit your plans. If you are a native English speaker with a college degree and a TEFL certification, the world really is your oyster when it comes to teaching English in China. Once employed and living in the country, many teachers take advantage of the high demand for private language tuition that allows them to substantially top up their monthly income. It is common practice amongst the growing middle classes in China to provide extra English study for their children outside of school hours. It is not uncommon for teachers to effectively double their earnings by providing private lessons for these students in their free time.


Hey everybody!  They sent a copy of BL Metamorphosis My Way, the first volume of this manga. So what exactly is BL Metamorphosis? Now the story involves Ichinoi, a 75 year old grandma who teaches calligraphy. She is with and it's just living this wholesome wonderful life and one day out of the blue she goes into her local library and sees that I believe she was looking for something else and instead found the manga section of that library and she unwittingly buys a boys love manga. Now she's shocked initially of the material but as she reads it she finds that it's good she's enjoying it and wants to check out the series even further. Now the other part that's really fun about this story is the high school girl that's working there called Udara. She is a huge fan of it as well and the two get acquainted for this fact. You know she's working in the library and when Ichinoi is asking for the next volume it's not there so she tells her oh I can pre-order the book and when it arrives you can come pick it up and all that stuff. So she does and what soon follows is a heartwarming beautiful quaint little story about unlikely friendships and the power that this medium can have and by that I'm referring to books and the power to unite people over a common interest. I had no idea what the book was about so it caught me by surprise and I ended up just reading it with a big old smile. It's such an easygoing book to read. This manga is just a relaxing experience the way these characters go about their business. I love that Ichinoi at a later stage in life is finding her passion again for reading because she does mention at the start of the book that she used to read a lot of manga back in the day and when she first got married and stuff so I thought that was really wholesome, cute and heartwarming. Her relationship that she forms with this high school girl is sweet and endearing and Urara is very shy in school and mostly around everybody so that the fact that she can open up with an older person and you know sort of geek out about their favorite books and stuff is really cool and I could definitely see myself in that position because growing up I eventually I started becoming more shy and and not necessarily being an extrovert with everybody and when you find people that have the love that you do for a hobby it can be quite liberating and it can be quite fun so I definitely saw myself in that position with my friends but yeah BL Metamorphosis is a sweet endearing manga don't if you're not if you're worried about the boys love thing because I know it's not for everybody it's not a central thing for the manga you're not reading a boys love manga you're reading characters reading that stuff so while you do get scenes that illustrate the manga that they're reading that's not the whole point the point of this story is you know finding friendship in the least likely of places so for that alone I wholeheartedly recommended and if it weren't for Seven Seas hitting me up and saying hey here is this copy of this book do you want to review it I'm like okay yeah I'll give it a shot because I'm open to reading anything I don't really mind at all so if it weren't for that I would have not discovered this great series by I believe her name is Kaori Surutani I think I said that right there's only one book out there's two more volumes that are supposed to drop eventually but if you can do give it a read it's very wholesome very endearing like I've said the art is relaxing and like light brushstrokes if you will and it's it's a very clean palette what you're reading it's very breezy and easy to follow you'll read it really quickly it's a very light fast read but you have a fun time with it the characters are really cool I love the relationship that forms between Ichinoy and Ura and the story is sort of slice of life ish with hints of comedy and and the you know interpersonal relationships start getting explored as you go further into the book because while the characters are away because you know it's the first volume they're just starting to meet you do know that these characters are going through different stages of their lives obviously but they're going through different things and I am very excited to check out volume two to see where the story continues and to see if maybe life experiences helps Uradara you know shed some of that shyness away and how her relationship with this person that she knows from high school if that evolves or progresses forward one of my favorite things about this book is there's a scene in the first volume where Ichinoy is looking at the second book and she is wondering okay so volume three or the next one isn't out yet it's good it looks like the writers doing one per year so if we were to finish this I would have to be like something something age like 80 something which I thought was hilarious because we've all been there waiting for a series to put out all the material in collected edition so I got a kick out of that also the fact that Uradara gave her some maybe not safe for workbooks as recommendations and she was super shy about it and wondering like oh did I did I screw up because you know I'm just meeting this person and oh boy so that whole interaction I've been in situations like that not necessarily with the not safe for work stuff just the recommendations and you don't know what the other person likes so you don't know how they're gonna react so I thought that was pretty funny pretty relatable that for all you book readers out there for all you manga lovers and comic lovers and all types of literature lovers I guess you're gonna find something to like in BL metamorphosis the art is breezy fun and wholesome same with the story so I highly recommend it once again I want to give a massive shout out and big thank you to Seven Seas Entertainment for making this review possible and sending me a copy for me to review on this channel if you want to check it out I will put a link in the description below where you can get the first volume if you've read it let me know in the comment section as well what you thought of it and if not let me know what is your favorite slice of live comic or manga very interested in finding out guys as always thank you for liking commenting subscribing and being a part of a week and geek them here on YouTube it really does mean a whole ton I wholeheartedly appreciated you can also follow me on social media Facebook Twitter Instagram all that fun stuff also I gotta remember to keep doing this because I always forget I've had a merch store for a while and I always forget to mention it at the end of the videos so if you want to support the channel if you want to take a gamble and get a shirt similar to this with the logo the channel banner if you 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Everybody forced here ripping the sports cart Almanac multi-sport personal box edition volume three got a couple boxes here for Charles L Charles picked boxes for and 79 Good luck Charles number four. Yeah, we don't like about every Month or two depending on like the time of the year what we got going on Different styles of it as well. All right, here we go. Oh, I like that one. That's nice 2018 Bowman chrome draft auto blue refractor Tristan Kossus First Bowman true blue there centering 10 corners nine Edges nine five and service nine five gets it to a BGS nine five Gemman with a 10 autograph nice Kossus true blue Really nice hit for you Charles good start 40 of 150 and number 79 has a great prospect hit right there for 79 What's it gonna be? It's gonna be a 2018 tops tier one baseball game used bat barrel Freddy Freeman one of one Congrats Charles some awesome first baseman hits. I'll say One-to-one Freddy bat barrel and a Kossus first Bowman auto true blue nine five ten Go man got some lumber Thank You Charles we get it right now to you