And we hear the IDDECEC show, hi. Hello, I'm Medus Temmerman with Sunray Scientific. I'm the CEO. I would like to talk to you about our offerings. We are a conductive adhesive company. We offer solutions. This is a demonstration of our ZTAC, ACE, Anisotropic Conductive Epoxy. What this shows are the fact that we are attaching to a flexible substrate. We're attaching many components, very small size components, 60 to 70 components on each of these. And with our conductive epoxy, Anisotropic Conductive Epoxy, we're able to do this in one process step. We do not require any pressure and we can actually connect and cure at very low temperatures. So there's a lot of different applications. It can go with flexible displays, connectors, stretchable, you and all this. Yes, that's the beauty of our technology is we're able to connect to whether it's rigid boards, hard boards, or these flexible substrates. And everyone is looking at flexible wearables, the ability to attach two flexible substrates, lightweight substrates. And with our technology, we're enabling the attachment of components such that you can flex and they don't come off. How does, which part of this, are you doing all of it or some part of it? We're actually the component attachment. So underneath this component is our Z-TAC A-C-E. It's an adhesive that provides electrical connectivity as well as dissipates heat. So it's also thermally conductive. So it's perfect for flexible electronics. Excellent for flexible electronics. Is this showing some of the stuff that what's inside? Is it nanotechnology or? It is nanotechnology. So yes, this is, basically we are a polymer epoxy matrix with ferromagnetic particles. And what we do is we introduce a magnetic field in the process during curing that creates the columns to align in the Z-axis in the vertical direction. And have you been doing this for a long time as a new technology, new stuff or? Yes, very new, very innovative. We are definitely a very unique technology. We've been doing this technology for 15 years, one five. It's just the last five years that we've actually come out and we have this as a commercially viable solution. I just saw a battery. What are you doing with the batteries? Maybe you can share this right here. So one of the technologies for flexible hybrid electronics is the integration of flexible batteries. So there's a lot of battery attachments and other technologies that have to have lower temperature processing and fine component attachment. That's battery. So this is a battery. This is designed by a company called ITN. And what we're doing is we're integrating our Z-access materials on this so that we can do a pressure-less bond because a lot of these batteries, they can't take higher temperatures and they can't take pressure. So by utilizing our magnetic system, so by utilizing our magnetic system, we can actually make these bonds successfully at lower temperatures and without pressure. So a typical, what they call, anisotrophic conductive adhesive, you're having to do one component at a time and they press down and utilize pressure to make the connections. With our technology, they don't have to do one component at a time. They can actually do all the bonds and all the interconnections at once using a pressure-less system and that's utilizing the magnetic systems that we've developed. No pressure. So no pressure. So it's just the actual SMT process. It says something like before the cure, this stuff happening. Yeah, so the pure to cure is randomly dispersed ferromagnetic particles that are in the matrix. So what is this showing here and here? So this is what the material looks like before the magnetic field is in place. So once you stencil our material or dispense our material and place the components, it has all these random dispersed particles in the matrix and the material. As soon as that we put it onto our magnetic pallet before it goes through the reflow process or batch process, once it's engaged into the magnetic system, the material gets excited. And during that excitement, it creates electrical interconnections in Z-access. So everywhere in the matrix underneath the components are these highly densely populated ferromagnetic Z-access columns. So what's happening is you're not getting any XY conductivity between different pads or different connections because of this fine column spacing that we have in our present columns that are interconnections themselves. Is this nano size? So it is a nanotechnology. So it's a technology that we're integrating for the flexible hybrid electronic industry and for industries that are requiring finer pitch and limiting pressure and temperature issues. So you can be big in RFID and sensors? So when you're looking at the sensors, the X-ray imaging arena, applications of connectors, applications where they're doing flexible hybrid electronics, applications where they're trying to introduce thin dies, RFID tags. So this here is a, it's an NFC tag that's been developed by Molex. And Molex on this tag is utilizing RZ-access materials that actually do all the component placement and the die placement all in one process where they would typically have to utilize two different processes. And what is this? So this is actually, it's utilizing an aluminum substrate and doing a Z-access interconnection of a LED array. So one of the problems is with aluminum is actually making the connections to aluminum because of the oxides. So by utilizing our technology, we're actually able to use, utilize aluminum substrates and make it become flexible. Nice. And here? So this right here is Molex's, what they call B2B connectors, board-to-board connectors. And with Z-access, we're able to integrate this without having any secondary encapsulants for adhesion because Z-access offers such great adhesion with component attachment and connector attachment, it allows these connectors to actually truly be flexible and have repeatable processes for mating and unmating of connectors themselves. What do you have going on with the lights? So this is a flex LED circuit. And the reason why we're showing this is this is a printed silver ink circuit utilizing our Z-TEC technology. And by doing this, it shows that you can actually have a truly flexible array of LEDs. Because most of the time when you have a flexible circuit, the actual adhesion of the LEDs to the flexible circuit becomes damaged if there's a certain decrease, you know, a certain bend. So by utilizing Z-TEC, we can actually make it a truly flexible circuit array. Do you have a solution that becomes waterproof?  So traditional encapsulants are more rigid. So when flexible electronics starts to bend, it actually causes lift off of the components themselves and damage to the traces. So we developed this material that actually encapsulates and keeps it so that the actual material can actually become truly flexible and actually repellent to water. So when you're talking about the wearable technologies or maybe technologies that could be utilized in marine applications or applications that are under extreme environmentalist conditions, utilizing our Z-TEC and our encapsulants is a big benefit. Z-TEC ACE. All right, so Z-TEC ACE is, we came up with that is because we're an antitrotrophic conductive adhesive and we didn't want to be categorized with the traditional ACAs and ACFs in the market. So we marketed as an ACE, so an antitrophic conductive epoxy and essence ACE. All right, maybe with the microphone. Maybe, so what's next with the company? What are you planning to do? Is this, this is emerging technologies, is it going to be huge? Absolutely, emerging technologies, the great aspect of our technology is that it can be used across many different areas, medical devices, flexible wearables, consumer, smartphones, you name it, many, many different areas, automotive. So very, very applicable to many areas. We are also excited we're going to be coming up with a UV formulation and process such that we can do fast speed roll to roll process for things such as RFID, smart labels, high volume production. So our goal is in the next six months to become at the level of high volume production and going across many different sectors than we are today. So where are you based? We are actually based in central New Jersey, Long Branch, New Jersey. And do you already have many partners around the world? We actually do have many partners around the world. We're actually working with more than 27 companies across many, many applications, aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, RFID, many areas. So basically you just grabbed the mic, yeah. Basically we've really geared our technologies based on the flexible hybrid electronic arena. So we based on our encapsulants or conductive epoxies which are lower temperature processing epoxies, epoxies that can actually cure under an hour and at 60 degrees C or less. And we've integrated our technologies for our ACE and our encapsulants. So when you're looking at the flexible hybrid electronics, we're really gearing that towards all of our materials, our family materials to have great synergy for those applications. And the hybrid electronics where it's hybrid between flexible printer electronics and kind of old fashioned, it's huge, right? It's huge. You're looking at integration of the newer technologies, the miniaturization of things, the ability to make things flexible but utilizing the existing technologies for components that are more rigid. So your applications of the truly flexible and hybrid and bring it all together into a working solution.


DOD's largest live-fly, live-fire Joint Counter UAS demonstration Black Dart was recently held in Point Magoo, California. The demonstration featured cooperation and interoperability among services in air and missile defense. We're using a family of systems here, the Navy, the Marine Corps, all the resources to come together to focus on unmanned aerial capabilities and we can apply those unmanned systems in lots of different ways but the operators are still in the loop, we're still in control, we still have the way to influence the fight but we're allowing some things without risk to human life. We're allowing some resources and capabilities and sensor sets to reach out beyond where we can reach right now and bring us back that data so we can fuse it together and give us a better tactical opportunity against our enemy. Reporting from Point Magoo, California, I'm Petty Officer Nicholas Lopez.


So yesterday there was some videos that surfaced of some of the Ravens players going to Arizona to do some training. There was Lamar Jackson, there was Hollywood, there was Mandrews, and there was also JK Dobbins. But Ravens fans are really smart and they don't let anything slip by them. So we all noticed that the Ravens were missing something. Or should I say missing someone? And that was their real QB1. You're looking at them. So YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? It's Engraven here with another video and yet another day of being tried by Lamar Jackson. Being tried by Hollywood Brown. Being tried now by Sammy Watkins. Because we all from Florida. We could all make that same flight together. We could have had a connecting flight. We could have met up and linked up in Arizona and whatnot. But you know what? Like I said yesterday, I'm a forgiving man. I'm not going to hold it against y'all. I'm not. I'm not. And I'm not going to let it ruin my day or kill my vibe. But more so on a serious note, y'all make sure you do the same thing. Don't let anybody steal your joy.   Keep on being positive. I know some people may start the day off and it may not start off the way we wanted to. But it's not about how you start. It's about how you finish. So finish out strong, man. Y'all keep your heads up. So yesterday, as we all saw, we saw Lamar Jackson doing this thing. We saw Hollywood. We saw Mark Andrews and J.K. Dobbins. They were all out in Arizona doing their thing. And then we even saw some videos where we saw we might have an actual point guard on the team, too. Lamar Jackson and Hollywood, too. They not just stars and football. They do their thing on the court, too. But anyway, a lot of people they noticed and this happens every time teammates work out together. It's like you got to take the good. But then some people got to bring out the quote unquote bad, too. And a lot of people were like, where's Miles Boykin? Where's Devin Duvenay? Where's James Proshay? Where's Sammy Watkins? We just signed Sammy Watkins. Isn't he supposed to be our number one guy now? Where's he at? Why is he not with the fellas? What's going on? And I said it in yesterday's video. I said, don't do that. Don't do that. Because when you do stuff like that, your assumptions, they can make your mind go crazy. And normally when it comes to assumptions, they're usually negative. They're usually negative. And when you assume, you can be the most wrong person in the world. And boom, look at that. I have never gotten so many DMs on Instagram so fast ever. Because as soon as Hollywood put their video where Sammy Watkins joined him and Lamar and Man Drews and JK, boy, everybody, they were going crazy. And look, Sammy came through. Oh, Sammy is here. Oh, Sammy made it. Oh, Sammy is with them boys. And I was like, what day you go? That's what we said yesterday. That don't hold it against the players that are not there just because they're not there. Now, I understand somebody did make a really good comment and they said, well, man, if these other receivers are hungry like you say they are, then they should be right there too. With those boys out in Arizona. And I can understand that. But what we said yesterday is that sometimes people have other obligations. You never know what's going on in somebody's lives and these different receivers lives or different other personnel's lives or players' lives and whatnot. You don't know what's going on in their personal lives. So you cannot hold it against them for a video that Lamar and Hollywood and Akeem and all of them shared, you can't hold it against them if you don't see everybody there. Because again, remember, this is social media. So they're allowing you to see what they want you to see. They could be going through this entire offseason. They could have already gotten with each other this entire offseason and they just may not have posted it yet. Or maybe they might not have gotten together either way. But you you I just. It'll save you a lot of I don't want to say embarrassment, but it'll it'll just save you a lot of energy, not even being like, Oh, where's this guy? Where's that guy with that guy? Because they're going to get it in me. They are going to get it in. It's going to happen. But and then I saw some people. I mean, sometimes some some some stuff that some players do will never be good enough for people. Because that's all people try to spin this and turn it into a negative thing. No, it's not a negative thing. Now how it will translate into the regular season. We'll see. That's to be determined. But it this is where it starts. This is where it starts. So it's nice that we as fans, we get to see this because this is not a requirement of the football players. This is not a requirement of Lamar, Hollywood or Manjus, even Sammy. Why is not a requirement of them to let us know that they're training together out in Mark Andrews, his offseason home. They don't have to let us know that. But they did. So it's just sort of a tap on the shoulder to fans like, hey, trust us, have big trust in us because we working on this thing. And we trying to get this thing right. We trying to get this thing together. We trying to get this thing moving. And again, it's it's April. It's the end of April. And the season doesn't start until September. Again, the the schedule comes out on May 12th. So that's going to be fun seeing these 17 games that the Ravens are going to be playing and really the entire NFL. Wonder how many prime time games they're going to get. If I had to guess, hmm, I'm going to go with four this year. Well, that's we got 17 games. Also might be fun, but I'll go with four man. You know, that's a lot of games. I say for, I say for, I'm going to go with four. But this is where it starts because you want to start building chemistry as much chemistry as you can with people. You want to start developing a rapport with people. You want to start developing just a vibe with people, man, because and let me know if y'all have been through the same thing too, because I certainly have been through it when when you work with somebody. And now it's not a requirement now, but it definitely helps. And I know my guy, Enonic, he had a very good question from subscriber on this exact situation. And he talked about how he was like with Lamar. He said, does it does it seem like since Miles Boykin, Miles Boykin doesn't have that off field connection with Lamar. That's why he doesn't have the on field connection with Lamar. And I said, no, not necessarily because this is work just because you don't have an off field connection with somebody or an outside of work connection with somebody. It doesn't mean that when you get to work that y'all not going to be able to work together that y'all won't be compatible as as workmates, but that off field connection it certainly helps a lot. And in my personal experience, if I know somebody, it's happened with YouTube. It's happened in when I worked in corporate America or whatnot. If I know somebody like outside of all of this outside of YouTube if I like personally met them and when it was in corporate America too. If I vibe with somebody outside of work, then inside of work it would make the work run that much smoother. It will make our relationship that much better. And things were just we would just click and it was so easy. Man, it made the process that much smoother. Now again, it's not a requirement, but it certainly helps. So with Sammy Watkins, especially because we know Lamar like we talked about yesterday, Hollywood. He's going to get his and Mark Andrews. He's going to get his those two they good, but it can get better certainly on the deep balls with Lamar and Hollywood last season was like, but anyway, but with Sammy Watkins. He's the new guy on the block. He's a new dude in town and Sammy Watkins. He he has a lot to prove, especially because of his words. He put a very big target on his back and I know a lot of Ravens fans probably forgot about what he said a couple weeks ago because it seems like it was so long ago. But he definitely put pressure on himself when he said what he said when he talked about how it is and it's not on the offensive coordinator. It's not it's on us as players. It's on the players receivers weren't getting open enough. If receivers would get open then Lamar he could be on the same level as Patrick Mahomes and that those words they hit they hit with a lot of people. But Sammy Watkins with this public display again, we don't know what else he's been doing, but with this public display, he's showing. Hey, I'm trying to get it in. I'm about to make this thing happen. Now again, a public display. It doesn't guarantee anything, but it lets the public know like hey, we got this and we put in work. So much respect to Sammy Watkins for joining those boys out there and again as far as Duvenay and Pro Shae and Boykin, I'm sure if if they don't end up joining them soon, I'm sure they all have valid reasons. I am very sure of that. Trust me. So don't make it like all Duvenay is a bad teammate because he's not out there. Oh boy Boykin is a bad team. Oh Pro Shae. No, because that's not the case. But Sammy, I do applaud him for stepping up. Now again, the real stepping up that we're going to see is when it comes to regular season. That's when all eyes will really be on these Ravens receivers and Lamar and just the whole team as a unit because all season is cool. But all season this stuff, it just give us something to talk about, but we really going to be locked in come September. So team keep it clean. Y'all stay locked in. Team keep it clean. Y'all keep your heads up. Oh, real quick. I got to give a shout out to all the team keep it clean. Patrons appreciate y'all man. Thank you for doing what you do and team keep it clean as a whole. Thank you for your positivity. Now I did see a lot of y'all in the comment section running your mouse. I saw y'all running your mouse and I'm here to let y'all know I will out throw anybody watching this video. Anybody I will out throw you where this on the long ball where this on the short ball, whether we talking accuracy or we talking throw power. I will out throw anybody watching this video. So I'm just letting you know that now. Now, of course, unfortunately, we won't have the team keep it clean flag football game this summer because we know that that was gonna man.  But just know that man. Just just know. So team keep it clean. I love y'all. I appreciate y'all even though some of y'all would try me. I still love y'all. Like I said, I'm a forgiving person and any day of the week I will out throw y'all with ease. We out.


For the panvello, prepare a 37 x 37 perfect square on your paper. Choose one angle and from this angle mark in 2 inches or 5 cm. From the other angle, fold the square until the mark. At the folded line, locate the half and draw a line. On the center line mark in 7 inches or 17.5 cm, both sides. So that will be 14 inches in total. And mark out 2 sets of 7 inches or 17.5 cm each side and square up 5 lines. From the folded line, mark up 3 sets of 4.8 inch or 1.25 cm. Square in 3 lines for folding references. Next, flip over to the right side of the panvello and fold the panvello 3 times. Make the lines your reference for folding. After folding, pin in place to hold the folds. From the folds, mark up another 4.8 inch or 1.25 cm. Flip the panvello to the wrong side and fold by 4.8 inch or 1.25 cm wider. From the folds, mark up another 4.8 inch or 1.25 cm and transfer the pins to hold the folds. Flip again to the right side and fold by 4.8 inch or 1.25 cm wider. And lastly, from the folds, mark another 4.8 inch or 1.25 cm. Flip over to the right side and fold and use mark references to fold. Transfer the pins to hold the folds in place. And there you go, we're done. To hold the pleats or folds, you can sew the lines by hand or on your sewing machine. By the way, if you are wondering, the short angle is the wrong side and the longer angle is the right side. To sew the panvello, fold the edges twice and press. And topstitch the edges by 2.8 inch or 0.6 cm. And sew 3 of the stitch lines before folding or pleating. And create the folds or pleats just like what we did in the pattern. And by the way, press the folds for a clean finish. Next, mark the 3 stitch lines that we did earlier. And finally, sew in place to hold the pleats or the folds. By the way, I've found few beautiful lace appliques and I will place it here at the right side, here at the angle, to create motifs for the panvello. Since hand sewing takes time, I will sew the appliques using my sewing machine. And this is the panvello complete with the lace motifs. Voila! And this is the camisa with the panvello. This is the front view, this is the side view, and this is the back view.


Mr. Chairman, let me start by congratulating Doreen and my singular advice to Doreen is keep your eyes on the ball, connecting, they are unconnected and for ITU let me say this, you have done very well, distinguish yourselves in coordinating, in fostering ICT development and close the globe. Let's continue on that journey. And I also want to thank the government of Romania for the cut, the catharsis and hospitalities that have been given to us. For Zambia, our digital journey is very clear, it is centered on three pillars. The first pillar is access, availability and affordability. We are reinvesting in digital infrastructure, our recent auction of the spectrum has gone to extend the unsaved and undersaved people of Zambia. Our goal is that within two years our rate of connectivity should at least be 97 percent. And when it comes to broadband, we think within two years we should be able to hit 70 percent. And for delivery of government services to the citizens, at the moment we are delivering 200 services and within two years we will be able to deliver 1300 services, making government as paperless as is practically possible. That is the first pillar. The second pillar is creating an enabling environment. And in this what we have done is that we have created a new licensing framework that supports investment in the spectrum, that supports connectivity. We have recently approved and endorsed our ITC policy and with the ICT policy we are looking at revising the legal framework and in particular the cyber security and cybercrime legislation. We are also initiating this year the startup capital to be able to address issues around innovation and issues around enterprise and in particular in the startup bill will be the issue of creating a venture capital fund. The third pillar that we have got is simply called partnerships and collaborations. In partnerships we are emphasising on sharing knowledge, sharing experiences, working with others, in dealing with what technology, what processes must we be able to put forward. Including regulation, including standards, including strategies because we believe in the spirit of Uwuntu that you can't achieve alone you have got to work together. And for my colleagues from Africa let me end by saying there is a famous proverb from Africa which says eating with the lions and running with the gazelles. It basically says every morning when a lion wakes up it knows that it must outpace the slowest gazelle otherwise it will die. And when a gazelle wakes up every morning it knows that it must run faster than the fastest lion otherwise it will be killed.  So for ITU I say keep running, keep running. Thank you.


So whenever you want to go. Okay, hold on. I had it. And you can just start whenever. Okay. So we're ready? Yep. Ever since I got out of school, people keep asking, you know, we should get together and do this. We should come together and discuss these things. We should... There's a lot of... We should come together. We should... For like 15 years, I've been hearing that. And I feel like this is it. Because something's in the air. I don't want to say that it's a movement, but it's time for a movement. And a movement doesn't happen with one person. It happens con el montón, con la multitud, con el pueblo. So I think that this is perfect because that's what's happening. We are... It's like we're calling out to other people saying, come together, gather and discuss, complain and then figure out solutions. So I think this is the moment. It feels like a moment. It feels like a moment. And I think it happened because it's meant to happen right now. And we're meant to have this movement right now. It's like, you know, there was a movement and the rains were dropped and the wagon was left on the side of the road. But I think it's time to take those rains and just drive that wagon on the main stages of the regional theater across the country, you know? And we have to do it as Latinos. We have to solidaridad, you know? We have to come together. And no more complaining about it, you know? Can I say my name is Tania? My name is Tania Saracho. I am the Latino Theater Commons, or I am from... What are the people who are saying? Clyde. Clyde. Clyde.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discussed the following question which says the distance from the earth to the sun is 1, 4, 9, 6 double 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 meters. Write this fact in standard form. Now let's move on to the solution. We are given that the distance from the earth to the sun is equal to 1, 4, 9, 6 double 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 meters. We need to write this in standard form. There are total 12 digits in this number. Now we put a decimal after the digit 1 and write 4, 9, 6 after the decimal multiplied by 10 to the power 11 since there would be 11 digits after the decimal. So we get the distance from the earth to the sun is equal to 1, 4, 9, 6 multiplied by 10 to the power 11 meters. Thus a final answer is 1, 4, 9, 6 into 10 to the power 11 meters. So this completes the session. Hope you understood the solution for this question.


Hey guys, you are tuned into listening to the movies here on one one point seven CIVL radio reporting to you from the University of The Fraser Valley apps for campus serving Abbots for admission channel act and surrounding areas and we're reporting from the university's Building on the unceded and traditional territory of the Stolo people I am your host Jeremy and I actually got a different show for you guys today This one's gonna be more of a vocal more of a verbal Episode, but the content we're gonna be talking about is pretty cool And I have a guest. I have two guests in a row. This is kind of crazy with the Christmas episode of being previous I have my special effects work co-worker Adam in here and Adam is a very big daredevil fan and I'm really happy to have you on the show, sir Hoping that we're gonna have a good time. We're gonna talk a lot about this the show the comics and We talk about this all the time it works So it's awesome that we get to talk about it here for a show. Yeah. Yeah, no, I'm pretty pumped. Yeah So obviously a lot of you guys know that the show just got canceled unfortunately But it's not and it wasn't an unseen thing, right? Yeah, I saw it coming. Yeah a couple miles away there Well when iron fist got canceled I was at first was almost like yeah Garbage yeah, right Luke Cage is like that's when Luke Cage got yeah canceled two weeks later It was like, okay. I'm sweating now. Yeah. Well, I was I pretty much had already made Made my bed. I was like I knew this was gonna happen. This is obviously because of everything to do with the whole Disney streaming service the Disney plus Which you know what it's gonna kill it's gonna do really well I'm personally really excited for all they have to do is be like, hey You know all those animated movies you like as a kid You can watch them all on this and they've already suckered in like a billion people right there I'm already paying for it and it's not even No, so this is unfortunately left us in a bit of a moral conundrum not moral, but just like a content conundrum because While Netflix has canceled the show Disney or anyone cannot do anything with Daredevil not even just Daredevil with Jessica Jones the whole defenders group They can't be touched until 2020 It was probably just like the villains to like Kingpin would be like the number one guy on my list like hey like at least At least cut him out of the pack right like give him a spider-man like let him be like the opening villain of a spider-man Oh, exactly. I would be sold on that right. I think now though. They've realized I wonder if Kevin figgy's realized this too Kevin fig Main Marvel Kevin dude Kevin. Yeah, it was just Kevin Call him Kevin. I think Kevin is I think he's realized that he needs to keep those two entities separate because The TV shows are really grounded. I feel that they're very realistic in terms of shield is realistic Oh, no, no, I'm not talking about you. Sorry agents of shield. I do not like that show I think that it shows stupid but the Marvel the Netflix Marvel's like they had so many Good creative heads behind it, especially for Daredevil. They had Drew Goddard Jeff love. I know you you have some problems with Jeff Lowe now But I happy that he is there because you know, they actually have an actual comic guy Doing a show about a comic character instead of just studio heads just taking it and running with it And then they also have Steven Knight. Mm-hmm Steven Knight is a fantastic. He's a good time Peaky blinders is an amazing television show. He's a fantastic film writer and director So there's all these creative heads behind it and this universe that they put Daredevil in and Jessica Jones technically It would be so Jarring to see Daredevil be in the Avengers universe Oh for sure for sure But they just fought a giant purple alien dude I think who could take a building like a giant spaceship falling on him What daredevil gonna do throw his baton at him Sneak up on over something like that.  Oh, they do Yeah, yeah, they're it was like the recently they they're like, oh, yeah, we're gonna make an an Oriental superhero and like they're looking for Asian directors, which I think it's like I don't know like grab RZA like If you're gonna make a Marvel Marvel movie John Woo, bro Yeah, no for John Woo just like doves. It's just like when Robert Downey Jr. just appears on the screen Oh No, um, yeah, no if they're gonna go with that kind of route for sure and Especially with seeing how much dedication there was in terms of shooting these fight scenes in Daredevil Luke Cage it's just Luke Cage punching people really hard or throwing people really hard through walls and iron fist I heard that the first season was terrible because Danny What's his name the actor didn't actually know how to fight really well. Yeah, like they constantly had stunt doubles Like I said that admittedly I'd never watched our infest or finished the first season of Luke Cage or Jessica Jones Or the defenders like I was strictly there for Daredevil Like Daredevil was like I remember like when I was a kid like I saw Daredevil in the theater And like I was like Ben Affleck's or something like that like my babysitter took me for that. You remember this guy Oh, that's my guy right there. Where is he? Give him a second chance He doesn't want to be Batman anymore He doesn't want to do is he's just like I'm done. I'm done with super here Well, actually, I don't even know because Henry Cabello is not Superman anymore apparently, but is he like I don't know He did that really weird Instagram I don't get I think the actors are literally us in terms of they have absolutely Yeah, like like Jake Gyllenhaal like he was still saying in the press while he was filming But he's I'm not in the spider-man movie It's like dude you like you're in you're in Europe and like they're shoot like you're in the same country I'm not we're kind of spider-man. It's not happy. I don't I think well. What do you do, right? I if that's in his contract that he can't say it, right? I think he's I don't look at Tom Holland, man I don't care about it. Well, what's it? They said there's that rumor there's that clause that if he does say anything he's in trouble And then the Russo brothers fired Mark Ruffalo on Twitter So like Mark you're fired But just going back to the fight scenes in the first season was the end of the second episode Where's there's that really long take down that hallway the continuous? It was the first season that was the hallway and season two was a staircase case, right? The third one is the prison that unbelievable that was very well done I'll admit that was very well done and and that's something that I've always I appreciated that in Daredevil More than anything else when it started like that first fight scene on the docks where he throws his baton off the wall The off of the container and it hits one of the guys in the head is what what did he just do and then? Just was seeing the fight scenes like these guys know what they're doing That was a thing like it was almost like a gradual thing when it came to the violence in Daredevil It was like, okay, we're gonna work you up and now you have bullseye throwing staplers and yeah church banisters over your boys Yeah, like and that was something to that I was really impressed with the season three is how well they introduce bullseye as a threat in the in call In Ben Affleck's version Colin Farrell just was hysterical. He was Just having a time of his life. Yeah, like he was probably was on cocaine the whole time during that movie, but in The on the TV show they made him a character that you've felt sympathy for almost And you like and you almost felt bad for sympathizing with him, but you're like at the same time like yeah, it's a fictional Yeah, show right, but like same time. It's like I don't know he Was the actress name that played Dex I can't remember He apparently do you even said that he he randomly appears in Season two. Yeah, he's like a cop in season two or something like that And no one even knew he was there. Yeah. Oh, I should have probed But he was really good and then again the fight scenes like in the fight scene that no one seems to be talking about as much That I thought was really exceptional was the fight scene in The office.   Yeah, who's an inherent vice and he was in Generation Kill. I don't know that Yeah Back to the the original fight like what I really liked about that was like as an audience member You're like you're kind of studying bullseyes, you know his technique along with Matt, right? You're like, okay Well at a certain point, you know, you realize along with Matt that I cannot do anything to this guy at a distance I need to get in there even they pull that they really Visually display that and then the camera movements, too Oh, yeah, there's that weird like super shift still super shift still like they're moving with the fight scene in between the cubicles and They did are exceptionally well. I think they They the third season in my opinion is the best one of all three. Oh, yeah hands down Like I don't know like a lot of people are trying to say like the first season was the best I'm like, no, he didn't have a costume shut up. It's actually the most best. No, it wasn't it like it was good But it wasn't two different things. It's two different entities once trying to be a Punisher show while being well Well, that's it was a Punisher show basically for the first four episodes and then he's gone Yeah, he basically takes a backseat and then all of a sudden there's Electra and Ninjas Yeah, and no heartbeats Electra is like one of my favorite aspects of Daredevil Lake when it comes to Miller Like that was one of his best creations like and was that from born again or was that from man with no fear? Man without fear is just an origin story Right, so it's cuz like the original origin story from at Murdoch is very like it's cookie cutter and very basic Right Miller was just like, okay. Well, let's take it and change things Right include stick and yeah. Yeah, he he created stick but he created stick for born again Before he wrote man without fear now without fear, but he showed the origin of the whole relationship there And I liked stick actually stick was great. Scott Glenn is like really good He's one of the best old guys out there. You know what I mean like in Did you see Castle Rock this year? I haven't seen that yet. Okay.  He was and oh, what was the one needful things? That's a really good book like Ed Harris actually Played Pangborn in the movie that was made in the 90s about it. Oh, but yeah, no It's like they got Scott Glenn to do this character. That's been in a tonus King work, right? And like dude, it's like it was like in my opinion one of the best first seasons that I've seen since like true detective Or like Fargo or something. Yeah, no for sure Yeah, Scott Glenn definitely had a presence that he like you said he varied that origin kind of cookie cutter Sort of story for Matt cuz I always was of the opinion like just put the friend the Ben athlete once was wait So he's blind so that means he just got really good at fighting. Yeah, right like cuz like in the original thing It was like he didn't blind himself till like he was almost out of college. Oh Really? Yeah, like in like he was like this star athlete got A's in every class, you know that Right, yeah, and then it's like him and foggy one night. I can't remember was before after he got blinded I think was before but he went out or and then he saw his dad fight I don't know. I think it was after the after that But he watched his dad fight and like his dad decided not to throw the fight, right? Just like it's supposed to go but he was like 19 when that happened and then he goes blind after his dad dies and all this other stuff Okay, I'm gonna be daredevil Right and like that was the original. No, I like the idea of the kid taking like the blind kid taking care That his dad. Yeah, being able to that's how we learned how to heal like to To fix up wounds and stuff. Yeah, for sure, right? Like I don't know like I think that's definitely like one of the Blessings that Frank Miller gave us like before everything. Yeah before he went But no, it's definitely set the bar in terms of Television show. I don't know honestly. I don't know how agents of shield is still on TV I think it's because Josh Whedon has it.  I don't know, but I just find that I Whatever happens on that show, I know that nothing will matter really because it's a television show that I Don't need to watch you can't expect the masses to watch that No, so it's cool that they will tie in with the movies like apparently where after winter soldier when winter soldier aired The day or so I came out Agents of shield was that weekend. Yeah So the episode that premiered was one that was in tandem with the whole finding out that shield was actually Hydra and everything Yeah, like I I watched the first season and a half or two seasons of agents of shield And that's what I really liked about it Like it was the episode after Dark World came out and they were in London Like scavenging all the pieces and all like the destruction left by That terrible movie would been Mackles Mads Mickelson, but he dropped out. Oh, man I just wish Mads got a better roll out there. Oh, that was Christopher Eccleston. You mean Yeah, but he was he was supposed to do that role originally. Oh, well, yeah, but like even then like I really like him But everyone hates him for some reason and I didn't get it like he was okay in that he wasn't great But he was the hell of a lot better than Christopher Eccleston Christopher Eccleston hates that movie I bet he says that he that was apparently during his dark age of Heavy prosthetics. No, he he got blacklisted from Filming stuff in the UK for a while. What is it? Yeah, it's something to do with how that's why he was only the doctor for one season Apparently he pissed off. Oh, yeah He was the first doctor and he said that right that was the lowest point in his career because he went over and he did the GI Joe movies and then he did The Thor dark role and that was the first time he'd filmed anything in London since that I think things have mellowed over now. Yeah, but he says that's a dark like the GI Joe movies and He was He turned his skin turned a metal at the end the metal he was the arms dealer guy I thought that was Joseph Gordon Levitt. No, Joseph Gordon Levitt was Cobra commander. Yeah, he turns in a coat like weird. Oh, yeah, the metal headed guy, right, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I remember him from the cartoons Yeah, yeah, but Kind of shifting gears back here to the Daredevil thing of something that I can definitely test to is The morals of the Daredevil character and they really laid that out really well with Charlie Cox is acting Like Charlie Cox killed it apparently though because he was Daredevil. He lost out on being solo. Oh Apparently I haven't heard that before that's that was that's something I found out like but at the end of the day I really like Alden Aaron right and I think he did an amazing job as a young Han Solo call it a bad opinion Whatever a lot of people might call it, but like I believed him as a 21 year old Han Solo You know what I mean like have you seen solo? No, I still haven't watched it yet. Watch it man. I got it on Lurella in it to you Oh, no, actually, no go buy it support that. No, I don't want to support it. I don't want to support it. Get over yourself No, man. It was a good movie. I want to see a sequel. Oh, well, you're not getting it Okay, well, this is a conversation between Charlie Cox or Matt Murdock when he's black ninja or ninja devil like This costume even have but they call him the devil that See, this is the costume that he wore a man without fear. Oh, really? Yeah, okay I've wondered if this actually was a relevant to a comic it is relevant But it was just like well, I just hated the fact that he went back to it in season three I get why but I didn't like it I I know for fight season for fights why but we're gonna listen to this clip here I'm gonna take a little break and then we'll come back. We're talking more about Daredevil the television show me and Adam here on Listening to the movies on one of 1.7 civil radio This is way past what I signed up for what exactly do you think that was I Found a man who needed help. So I helped him. Oh, yeah, that's simple Do you really want to get into this in front of him? He's out Maybe he's faking He's not okay that right there That's what I'm talking about. Okay.  So what I'm supposed to take it on faith. I'm on the right side of this You don't carry a masked man bleeding to death into your apartment on faith He knew which side you're on the moment you found me Hey guys, you tune into listening to the movies here on one of 1.7 CIVL radio I'm your host Jeremy and we are talking about The Netflix Marvel Daredevil television show I've got my special effects co-worker and buddy Adam here and we've just been talking about things we liked about the show aspects that were sad to see go because the show has been canceled and Kind of the retrospective in terms of how it related to the comics whether well or badly But so far from what Adam's been saying that the show was pretty spot-on with comics And speaking of which you wanted to talk about the Karen Page character. Yeah With Karen see like I was a fan of Karen Prior and whatnot, but like they did some dark stuff with Karen in the comics like some dirtyly dark stuff Like she her and Matt break up at one point. She moves to LA becomes a porn star What starts doing heroin and she trades Daredevil's identity for hit a heroin and then it goes to king fin That's how king fin finds out about who Daredevil is in the original born-again story And was that was that to that continue over you think into Michael Bendis's storyline? Because that's pretty probably yeah because she came back at the end of born-again and they kind of got back together He like helps her go through heroin withdrawals and whatnot when she gets back And what that's really it gets really dark with Karen I'm glad they didn't go that dark with her Miller's got a history of kind of not having the best Reputation with female characters in cities of pretty pretty well. Yeah, I'm sorry for that, but yeah Karen like in the show was great and see with I'm gonna stray a little bit here But with stranger things I remember they had the one episode in the most recent season where it was all about 11 Yeah, right and that's kind of what I could compare this Karen episode to this season of Daredevil Yeah, and you like when leading up to the church Exactly right except I really liked the Karen episode and I didn't like the 11 episode at all No, actually that was something I've made a comment to with about a bunch of friends who like season 2 was good It's like yeah except everything with 11 about her backstory is completely pointless. Yeah, what do you mean? It's filler. That's how they had to get the episode number Yeah, it was they just talked about stuff that didn't matter, but the Karen episode I always wondered why her father had such disdain for her Hinted at this dark past. Yeah Who who is the one who she was framed for murdering? Was it her boyfriend? It was her boss her boss Yeah, she's just gotten a job or something like that with the guy and he was dead Yeah, and then she called her dad I think in the first season didn't she I think she did it again in the third one And she's like well you never really understood what was wrong and then you found out that she Basically killed her brother. Yeah, and like you totally understand Karen's character like 10 times I wonder if the actors knew that that was gonna be her backstory during season one great Cuz like looking back on season one and two you're like this is the same this makes sense Yeah, she has this history. Yeah, no that it definitely really delved into there and she really made her More than just this female character. I like that Matt and her didn't really become something like that He really hinted at it But it never happened and I liked that. Yeah, see and like that was one thing With the show that I like it was weird because like in the comics like I'm like die hard for Electra and Matt Like that that's like that's where I see Daredevil all the time But I do appreciate him and Karen but with the show I wanted them to have nothing to do with each other I was rooting for Karen and foggy the whole time. Yeah, me too. Oh, and even at the end.  No, ah friend zone No, they just king of the friend zone Like that was like I gotta cut off.   Yeah. Yeah That's just one of those things especially like cuz like it's kind of hard to separate like because when you look at say bullseye's history in the comics Right a good half of that is when bullseye had the whole adamantium spine and everything Oh, and that's what they were that's what they were doing like end of the third season exactly, right? But they couldn't say adamantium cuz yeah, but um What you may call it they Fox does have adamantium. No, they do. Oh fox does not Marvel Marvel's got vibranium Yeah, and they actually you they actually said a different metal which is in some other comic and it's not as good as vibranium or anything But it's you know, it's almost But yeah with bullseye and the majority of his comic stuff is he can barely feel any pain at all That's how he's able to take mad on yeah But like they didn't really say that in the show but like in my head like that's kind of what I was living with Oh, yeah, dude. I actually really liked his origin story How they did it all in that room. Yeah, no, that was reading his vials This is such a good way to save money, but still keep the narrative Like oh, yeah, and like still keep it kept it really classy all black and all that But no when he threw the ball when he threw the ball and killed his coach. Oh Whoa This kid's got issues.   Yeah.  Yeah, we're calling Farrell throwing peanuts at old ladies No, I When you were saying earlier about the how people have kind of gone back and forth about the seasons And I really did like the first one But admittedly I have tried to rewatch it several times and I cannot get past episode three Really? I get bored. Oh, I think I Think it's just because of how long it take you really feel the padding Yeah, because it takes a long time. The first season is for people who are new to Daredevil, but to rewatch it again It's not so much the third one. Everything's been laid down. Yeah, and I feel that I could I haven't rewatched three but I feel I could and I Really, honestly the first the episodes I've watched the most are the first four of season two Because of the relationship between him and Frank Castle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, and speaking which I'm gonna we're gonna play a little clip here This is the oh Actually, wait, I just realized we're at the halfway point So I gotta just say that you guys are tuned into listening to the movies here on 101.7 see I feel radio on R on We're reporting to you from the University of the Fraser Valley app is for campus on the unceded and traditional territory the Stola people I'm your host Jeremy. I got my buddy Matt. Oh, what's called you Matt? Oh, yeah, I was called you Matt Murdoch Adam here. We're talking about Daredevil and right now I'm gonna play for you one of the best parts of the show ever did and this is the moral argument between Punisher Frank Castle his morals of killing people And Matt Murdoch's want to not kill people and you can't help but Feel that Frank is right Really have to spell it out for you red, huh? I'm disappointed Listen carefully. Okay. Are you listening? Yeah. How about now you listening feel it?  Yeah, that's exactly what I think Do you think you're anything else? I think that the people I kill need killing. That's what I think you left men Hanging for me talks they got off easy my opinion.  Yeah, nobody got hurt or didn't deserve it What about you Frank?  Yeah, what do you do? What do you do?   Maybe just a scrap Frank It's something and then you come along in that one tiny flicker of light gets snuffed out forever. I think you're wrong Which part all of it? I think there's no good in the foot that I put down. That's what I think And how do you know I just know look around right this city. It stinks.  I make sure that they don't make it out on the street again I take pride in that let me ask you this. What's that? What about hope? I see Anna Claus you want to talk about Santa Claus. I live in the real world. Yeah, I've seen it What have you seen redemption Frank?  Because you're insane The funny that's the first part of that argument the second part is the part that's really good. That's when Matt's basically morally Outmaneuvered and he says yeah, there's no Like he doesn't admit to it. I think he says it's this one time and but Frank's like no you can't You do it once you're down this road forever. There's not just one time and I like the two I definitely enjoyed those two together even for the short time that they were Yeah, I kind of wish there was a little bit more to them in like at least like even season two We're like even if like because like I I didn't watch the defenders I had a buddy explain everything to me that happened in it But even if like he popped up in the defenders for yeah No, that was a little weird that you know the whole battle for New York happens And well no actually know they may explain it in the beginning of the Punisher right because he was off killing everyone else He was the Punisher either Dude, I watched that just to see Like they made this thing in like nine months. I know way this could be good That's yeah, and it was actually pretty good. It's not the best one Some people have said it's the best one is like no no no no daredevil still better just Jane my dude like that's actually I'm gonna break it for you. Don't don't rewatch the first you watch it. I'll never watch it again Rewatch it. It's a great movie. He tortures a dude with a Ice cream cone. Yeah, that's not Punisher man He is the most PG Punisher in that whole thing. He doesn't Like I read welcome back Frank just recently and he is brutal dude. He doesn't Use ice cream cones. I haven't read too much. He can't really murders a lot But the dude literally like he's not wrong with saying he's insane because the amount of murder this man does is in incredible, but Barenthal is now my Punisher. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right I like Thomas Jane and I like that little short that they did with him at the own Ron Perlman He's like the homeless guy. Yeah, that was a little short video. That was really good But I'll still say Barenthal just has the character It's basically Shane if he wasn't bad, but But still bad. It's still bad, but yeah, I'm sorry. Oh, man You I know you haven't watched the other ones, but I would give Punisher a watch I was surprised at how decent it was despite how quickly they made it also how they introduced jigsaw It's the goriest one of all of them like there is a lot of blood if they don't cancel the show Two weeks after the release of season two Which is pretty much a forecon Jessica Jones is working on their third season. God forbid. It's any are they like filming it like right now. Yeah Oh, man, I bet the crew is just like, yeah. Well, this is it Well, they're gonna have a rat party. Yeah, you know, have like a full definite rat party No, no, they're sitting there for us even though it's not being confirmed yet. No, but No, like I Watched it. I don't know how I actually got through Jessica Jones season two because this it started off me and then it just went in this constant Rig rip rinse and repeat with her mother. She finds her mother.  They literally did this for like eight episodes and when it finally ended I just thank God. Thank God you killed her Yeah, no, it's like I like I think I was rewatching like the Sopranos when Jessica Jones season one came out No, and I was like I would rather rewatch the Sopranos for the third time and watch this show It is a slow burn like the amount of Unnecessary pacing that they put it Jessica Jones is one of the most evident But Jessica Jones also had David Tennant Mmm, and David Tennant was fantastic as kill grave and he gets killed at the end of the first season And when they killed him I was like, well, that was a mistake and my brother who was really into it He's like why they just killed the best part of this show Jessica Jones is okay She's a good character. Let me look at the kill kingpin in season one. Yeah, right? It would have just been like I didn't get to wear a white yet. They yeah, no they use their main money boy They they threw it away like I just got to get that out there though It was like the treatment that they gave kingpin with the whole of the series is like what I Went like the little version of me six-year-old Adam watching the spider-man cartoons wanted to see so yeah He was huge in that one. Yeah, that was a walking fortress. Yeah in the animated spider-man show So when we saw him at played by Vincent D'nafrio Vincent D'nafrio, which I actually thought was really funny cuz I've never liked Vincent D'nafrio before that dude I thought his acting on criminal intent was terrible.  Oh gosh. No. Well, he's thin. Yeah Yeah, no, like I'll like the all all stuff aside is Vincent D'nafrio's like him as kingpin was like perfect Like I can't I know too many people I agree with you. He was The best person to have chosen. I can't think of anyone else. I'm like I'm one of the like like he got big for that movie He packed on weight. Did he oh, yeah, no, dude. He's like 40 pounds more than me normally. Yeah, I guess he looks extra stuck I thought it was like padding or something.  We're putting on the white, you know All right, the thing that like really got me it was like I was rewatching I think the final fight scene Of those of the season, you know daredevil versus bullseye versus kingpin, you know, yeah unreal like oh man That was choreography was fantastic insane, right? But like it's just such a brutal fight But like when I was watching it I was like man like For a follow-up season like you could have kingpin with the cane now Like he got so brutalized in that scrap that he could have had the cane and Everything to go with the suit like it would have completed the look and it's just like oh Give me season four No, I'll agree that fight was Insanely brutal just the amount of blood that got on Wilson Fisk and the yeah It was a weird three-way fight and my brother even said why is Why is Matt getting in the way between him and daredevil Him in bullseyes because he wants to beat kingpin.  What's her name too? Veronica.    I'm like Unbutton a button But no, yeah, I I think venice denafrio was really good I think he was a very good choice a lot of the the casting for this show has always been very good Yeah, um, I was on the fence about electra in season two. I didn't know who that woman was I was very unsure about her. I can't remember what she was in before was she engaged ronzer I know that she was in hitman's bodyguard afterwards. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, she's uh, I saw her there. I was like, oh, hey What's going on? Yeah, um, yeah, no, she was great and like electra like like I said It's like one of my favorite parts of daredevil as a whole. It's like, I don't know I always thought she was just so cool. She's like the like the ultimate temptress You know what I mean?  I want to be a good catholic superhero But I got this this brunette over here that wants me to do some pretty crazy stuff Yeah, like that when when don't they man in the second season to talk about when they first met And they're in this house and he she basically makes him steal something.   Yeah And No, I think yeah Um, the the only person I'll say That it's not because of him. I think he was really good, but I constantly forget The main reporter guy in the first season Uh, all right. All right. Yeah. I constantly forget. He was in the show.   No, I I wasn't too happy with It was admittedly a big shock But yeah, I think that's why karen they did karen go into the newspaper stuff in the comics Because I thought that was that was their way of replacing Ulrich, I think that's what they did. They were like, okay, we're gonna get karen to kind of pick up Yeah, but mind you that didn't happen until what halfway through the second season Yeah, yeah, I didn't really kick off to the third season really like no because you're still kind of being a lawyer for frank in the season too Like oh, yeah, like halfway like once once frank's whole thing is done and he's in jail I felt that that was when she just quit that was when matt uh nelson and murdoch fell apart Which I've I like that they they decided to go back with that at the end and page and page And page and I I didn't expect that honestly. I thought that Foggy was just set with being, you know, I'll make money like I'm um He kind of became what he wanted to be when they first were lawyers Um, he was still had the moral good And he was a good lawyer, but he was like, yeah, I really want that money Yeah, like that was another thing with foggy was like I I was surprised That he didn't wind up becoming the da because he does Yeah, that's what I thought too. He does do that doesn't he does become the da I'm like like maybe they're saving it or something but like I'm like, why would you kind of yeah But that's what then they threw that in just again more of the kingpin just putting his his arms in his just his His hands and everything and that is something too that I also I really appreciate about season three We basically got the same villain again from the first season But they still didn't well enough that you didn't care. Yeah, and it was totally it was like, okay We got like like this was like pretty much his final form. You know what I mean? This was it right it's like this is this is what we've been waiting for since season one Yeah, no exactly and that's something that certain shows should take some freaking notice of super natural Um, but uh, no, I didn't expect it to be that good I knew it would be good, but I didn't expect it to be that good Yeah, because like I it showed a lot of like when it came to like kingpins like his his method You know like how he sucks you in like Figures out like what you want like yeah, and then he turns that one against you Yeah, oh man Just such a dark guy like like the one point that I wanted to touch on was raheem like agent raheem Yes, and I first I really didn't like that character at first I was on the and then I saw just how he got pulled in literally he got pulled into the whole kingpin Then he and he was basically a Current representation of how he had a kingpin has gone everyone else.  Yeah, he corrupted the entire fbi That went that whole When she shot what say when there was that interview between him his boss and the other guy the other guy and she she just shoots I was like That blew me away.   I uh, I definitely enjoyed that Um, that was something too that I've noticed that marvel doesn't at least the shows didn't do that too much like Daredevil was only in his costume in the second season and defenders Well, actually he wasn't even in his costume until the second the second last episode of defenders But the punisher too He doesn't wear his flakjack like he actually throws The flakjack at away at the beginning of the yeah, basically at the beginning of the first season Oh, he does well. He's killed everyone the first season is a montage that begins with a montage of him Murdering everyone who was associated and he's like i'm done. I'm good and he just throws it I mean, that's how it starts. That was the thing that I I I liked but I didn't like about it Him being introduced the way he was it was like they just completed his whole story arc Yeah, and somebody else's tv show I He hadn't finished it yet. He had he that was one mobster. That was one mob entity that he was after Oh, he kills a bunch more like he don't worry. He's still punishing. Oh, yeah, he's still punishing and then he's just kind of He wants to I don't know he he He talks about how he can't do it.  It talks. It's really respectful in terms of Uh veterans as well. They're because he goes he he's associated with a group that talk about Um, just the nightmares and the issues that they have. Yeah, it's a ptsd type of thing No, and that's one of the better parts of that season. Like I said, you really should check that part out because um They actually have bren barns ben barns is in it. I like him. He was good in westworld Yeah, but you know, it's funny. He's he like I always remember him as prince caspian or dorian gray He was prince. Yeah, I was prince caspian. He was also any yep Hello, my lord Like no and he was in dorian gray, which I don't know if you remember but I remember watching that like like like Leave extraordinary gentleman. No, no, no, no. They did a movie actually called dorian gray and he's Terrible as calling furth in it and it's terrible.   Yeah, you're really good at playing a really bad a bad person And that kind of goes over in bleeds over a bit a bit into punisher But he surprised me. I wasn't expecting him to be as good as he was um But yeah, no, uh I was kind of uh, some people were a little bit upset that punisher or no one else from the defenders or anything came into uh This the third season and it's funny enough too because in season two one of the best episodes of Luke cage season two Is iron fist is when iron fist like just makes a cameo and he talks with luke about how to improve his fighting and whatnot And that doesn't happen at all three. I'm gonna take tips from you, but yeah No, that was really funny, but oddly enough. It's still I feel that three it worked without having any of those characters I'm glad that they didn't have no the pacing didn't need it They this is one of the least padded out like even the the jessica jones reference in the last episode It felt out of place to me. I was like, you didn't even need to do that. You just did that to do it Yeah, you just was like Oh, and you're way more stable than jessica jones. It's like did you need to say that though? Yeah, I don't know I I definitely I liked it was a down to basic sort of idea and it was focused on the character focused on this relationship with the kingpin and The thing was though I'm actually slightly happy it did end because I don't know where they could have gone from there No, no, they have oh dude, they could have done a lot of cool See that's I don't that's why I wanted to bring you on for here And I guess that's what we can talk about in the final bits here is What could have they done because without doing basically a third retread of the same story You will like I think with the kingpin I think like I think the kingpin could be resorted to like kind of what he was in season two Was just like kind of a voice that popped up in a total of three scenes Yeah, well in bendices he everyone kind of has this assumption that he's afraid Or that uh, he's afraid of daredevil and oh, yeah, that's something that happens in the second volume is Not his son.  Oh, wow. She kills. No, sorry Is it no, she doesn't come out. No, no, she comes out of hiding after everything's been done But kingpin kills his own son. Oh, because it's like bro. Oh boy. You killed me.  I can't let the disrespect happen.  He said i'm the kingpin now And that was kind of what I was totally remember that now I was expecting that I was expecting that to happen at the end of Season three and it kind of did by saying if you do anything. I'm going to go after your wife And that's the closest we got to that But that was the only thing I could think of that would happen with season three Or sorry season four, but luke cage already ripped that off I think bullseye just would have been the way to go with season four like bull out give bull's eyes Outfit, you know what? I mean like yeah, you could have done a lot of like the another thing that Was really upsetting to me. Look throughout the show is like how they kind of treated the gladiator um He's he's the buddy that makes his oh, yeah Like he's supposed to be the gladiator and they they build like they show his weapons in the background and his arm Oh, yeah build them up and it's like yeah, like I get he's gonna be a nice guy at the end of the day Like but let me stop like have a good something in there. I don't know Now you're kind of wondering if the suit will ever come back right if it well if it had ever will not ever wear it again Yeah, but now we don't know with like the Whole disney's sort of situation right now is so up in the air. Yeah, it's just What do you do right like I don't know like disney could have a plethora of plans with their double like I think easily like it's their Most successful out of the four Even though the the numbers are down there. Well this media interactions are something like that the twitters and the other twitters The twitters like I don't know like I haven't used twitter since before or since like the first season I dare I only use twitter because it's associated with my youtube page and I just put hashtags in there to piss off supernatural fans But uh, yeah, no it was just For me it was like because like when I when her loop cage season two came out I thought It like the hype that was surrounding it and like the people that were telling me to watch it Was way more than season one And I was weird too because I think that season one is better Yeah, but like season one is just a much better iteration because they're this character Oh, the only thing that they got better is they have a better villain in season two sort of Oh, yeah, see what happened with me with season one was my buddy He one day were like sitting in the van at work and then he's like, oh, yeah He's like, oh, you're watching Luke cage. It was like right as it came up. Like, oh, yeah I think on this episode. Yeah, he's like, how was it when cotton? I was died. I'm like Dude, I'm on that episode. Oh And immediately that's the worst thing that they did in that season is they killed him That's why I stopped watching that character is His sister is a good replacement Yeah, that. Oh, yeah, what sister is a very good.  She's a good replacement But cotton mouth is just so in that episode too They talk about like his history with his grandmother and how he became who he was and then they kill him Which for shock value and for writing value worked real good But it's a uh, it was a Jessica Jones situation. They didn't have a villain killed the best part of their Yeah, you didn't have a villain to replace Or someone to take that spot. What's happening? You get a really good act to play a Half part. Yeah, you just you have she was good, but she just couldn't match Uh, more shot more Charlotte Hadley. I don't think that's his name. It's kind of uh, and yeah, it was unfortunate. I Oddly enough my buddy my roommate watched season two faster than he seemed he still hasn't seen Daredevil season three Oh, I know he's one of the guys And he's the one who he watched the first two seasons real quick And he was the one who would told me for so long you got to watch daredevil You got and I was making those really terrible blind people jokes.  This is good Well, yeah, like that that was a thing like even like when sony was trying to put together their daredevil movie before they lost the rights Um, I was super pumped because like I was just like I don't know like when I was a kid and I saw like it For the way I saw daredevil like it wasn't a dare or a superhero with superpowers It was a superhero with like complete disadvantages And he was still one of the most badass dudes out there. Oh, yeah. No, he's a human. He's human He just can hear really well. It has heightened senses all around Yeah, no, and that's so cool to imagine those kind of aspects like what he can do like when he was in the church Right and he can hear who's above him. Yeah, it's like that's dope. Yeah. Yeah Oh, well Unfortunately, we've actually just talked for a whole hour and I'm very sad because this is a really great conversation I if we ever can do something like this again about We probably could talk about gardens of the galaxy. Hey, I got a whole whole bone to pick with the mouse That was on that one Well, Adam, I'm really happy you got you came on the show We talked about this a few times and no, this was really good Like my jaw hurts now from just how intense this conversation was. It was good Uh, so you guys have been listening to adam and I on listening on the listening to the movies on 101.7 c ivill radio Uh, we were reporting to you from the university of the phraser valley On the unceded and traditional stolo people land. Oh, that was bad. Um Thank you guys for listening. I hope you guys enjoyed our conversation. This was really fun to talk about and Hopefully we'll get to talk about soon.  Yeah disney plus. Please save us. You're our only hope Oh I have to rely off disney now more that they already kind of that's how they get you man They already they already kind of souring the whole star wars pit. So We'll wait till the mandalorian drops and then yeah, man. I want to educate the canyon All right guys. Thank you for listening. I'll see you guys next time


Narcissists are losers. They are always unsuccessful at everything they do. They are habitually failing because they are disadvantaged. They are commonly in unfavorable circumstances, especially with regard to financial or social opportunities.  It makes them fearful. It makes them feel as though they need to control everything in their environment because naturally they would never be able to succeed. They would never be able to accomplish anything. They lack the capabilities and potential to achieve anything on their own and that causes them to lack confidence. It causes them to not feel good about themselves. It causes them to feel powerless and people who feel powerless will seek power by directing the behavior of others and the cause of events which means that they will try to control those around them. They will try to maintain influence and authority over them to compensate for the lack of confidence, ability and power they feel within themselves. At some point in their lives, they made a choice to be losers. They made a choice to live in fear. Everything they do is based on their fears. Their insecurities create their obsessive need for control. They can't just let things go and play out naturally because then that would put them at a disadvantage. Remember, they lack the capabilities and potential to achieve anything on their own so the last thing they want is for things to play out naturally that would inevitably lead to their downfall. So they have to do whatever they can to control their environment and the people around them to prevent things from playing out naturally, to prevent them from losing. Losers need to control you. They need to control you because they are afraid that you might win which would then mean that they have lost.    If a person believes that they have the required capabilities and potential to win, why would they waste their time trying to sabotage someone else? They are going to be more focused on their own lives, more focused on achieving great things but narcissists are fully aware that they do not possess the capabilities and potential to be anything great which is why they appear to give up on their own lives and focus on sabotaging yours instead. They believe that they have a greater chance of destroying your life than doing anything with their own.  They don't want to waste their time and energy on someone else because they realise just how valuable their time and energy can be when it is applied to their own lives and their own goals.  They don't believe that there has to be a loser for there to be a winner. They believe that everyone can win together because they have an abundant mindset. They focus on the limitless opportunities that are available in life. They choose to focus on the positive things in life rather than the negative things because they believe that there is plenty to go around. There is enough for everyone. Losers have a scarcity mindset. They believe that there is unlimited availability and not enough to go around and that is what creates their need for control. In their minds, they have to take control of what little supply or resources there are in their environment to prevent them from not having enough of something. And that is why they will often target winners. They will target people who are successful or people who are likely to be successful. People who are likely to achieve a desired objective or resolved by effort, skill or courage. They target winners because they believe that they are taking away the limited supply or resources.  They constantly compare themselves to people and believe that if someone else is winning, they must be losing. So they will go out their way to target winners and bring them down to their level or even put them beneath them. To create the illusion that they are not winning anymore because they are envious. They want what you have. They want to be who you are. But they know they don't have the capabilities or potential to be anything great. So they have to cheat. They have to act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage over you. Because they already know that they are not going to win by playing fair. They already know that they are not good enough to compete with you. Losers feel threatened by real winners and they will habitually seek to harm or intimidate them. Because in the loser's mind it is an attack on their character. It is an act of criticism or opposition. So they see nothing wrong in hurting or harming you in return for the perceived injury that they have suffered at your hands. This can often result in stalking and harassment, flying monkeys and smear campaigns, gang stalking. They develop an obsession with their targets. They will do whatever it takes to prevent them from winning. Because they have a scarcity mindset and black and white thinking.   It may often appear as though all they are trying to do is win. But this game or competition never ends because they can never win. A person where they lose his mentality will never win.  And every action and behaviour will demonstrate that they are trying not to lose. They live in fear. They live in a way where they cannot let anything go. They always have to control people and the environment. Because they are trying not to lose. And whenever they see someone who is winning or someone who is likely to succeed. They have to interfere with their natural flow of success. Not because they are trying to win. But because they are trying not to lose. They are trying not to be seen as losers. When every action and behaviour demonstrates what they are. You cannot argue or resolve anything with a loser. If you do, you will only sink down to their level. And when you go down to their level. You lose all of that energy you had. Which you could have used to create something great. Losers are harsh.  They will often bring you down to a level where you can't be your bare self. But just be grateful that it's them and not you. Be grateful that you get to be the winner. Rather than the one who is trying to stop someone from winning. And understand that you really only have one choice. Leave these losers where they belong. Leave them to continue with their behaviours. Of trying not to lose for the rest of their lives. And continue being the winner. That you are always destined to be. Thank you for watching. I hope this video raised it with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you liked it today. My paypal link is in the video description. Coaches and inquiries can email me at mountainovercoachin.com Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


The announcement of Half-Life Alyx raises a lot of interesting questions. Why make a new Half-Life game now? Why make a prequel to Half-Life 2 rather than the wondrous, mythical Half-Life 3 that everyone's been craving? Perhaps the biggest question of all? Why on earth did Valve decide to make Half-Life Alyx a VR exclusive? The answer is simple. They didn't. Valve didn't begin with the intention of crafting a new chapter in the Half-Life Mythos and then decide to make it exclusive to virtual reality. Instead, they set themselves the lofty goal of creating the biggest, most beautiful, most well-crafted virtual reality game of all time. The idea of setting it in the Half-Life universe came afterwards. Let's rewind a little. Many people accuse Valve of ignoring game development in favour of reaping massive profits from sales of games on Steam. This isn't entirely true. Valve has never really stopped working on developing games. They've simply been working in VR. Valve collaborated extensively with HTC to create their Vive headset, which launched in 2016. It's clear that many people at the company expected the Vive to really take off for VR to be the next big innovation in gaming. To that end, a team at Valve created what they anticipated would be a system seller, the must-have game for the Vive. The lab is a collection of experiments and experiences set deep within the bowels of Aperture Science, amid the world of portals, propulsion gel and personality spheres. Critics and players alike loved it, but Valve was a little taken aback by the feedback they received. When sales of the Vive lagged, many people said that the system still lacked its big must-have release. This confused many of the staff members at Valve, as they'd assumed the lab was this kind of title. Clearly they'd misunderstood what people wanted. VR games only go out with small audience due to the limited player base, and as such, many game studios see these titles as a potential waste of resources. You can spend a lot of time and money working on a virtual reality game, but if nobody has a headset, you won't recoup your costs. So, many VR games are made as cheaply as possible to mitigate the risks incurred by their development. This unfortunately only serves to make VR seem less appealing, as the games very obviously lack the meat that the players find in other titles. In this regard, the lab is no different. It's a series of mini-games rather than a single, sprawling narrative. A small team at Valve recognised that, unlike most VR developers, they have far more resources at their disposal. It would be possible to make a big, well-polished AAA game at Valve, and they didn't necessarily need it to turn a profit right away. So they set to work, not entirely sure of what kind of game they were going to make. A multiplayer game was out of the question. The limited install base for VR technology meant that this wouldn't be very much fun. In the end, they only really had two options. Should they make another Portal VR game, or something with Half-Life? Ultimately, Portal was ruled out. Aperture science is too full of teleportation and bouncing around and flying through the air. The team were worried it would make players feel really sick in virtual reality, and they probably had a point. So then, was it time? Were they really going to make Half-Life 3? Oh no. No, no, no, no. That was far too intimidating. They were a tiny little team, and the prospect of actually starting work on Half-Life 3 seemed terrifying. Better to do something smaller, something self-contained, something that didn't have to live up to decades of expectations. Which is not to say that the assets they were making couldn't be used for a future game, but that was beside the point. The team settled on building a prequel to Half-Life 2, telling the story of popular character Alex Vance. Initially, they created test gameplay using older art assets, and in glorious Valve tradition, they set heaps upon heaps of playtesters loose on it to see what they did. They were surprised. Players lingered in spaces a lot more than they expected. The sheer novelty of the Half-Life universe in VR left players wanting to explore every inch of the game world. It was clear that the team needed to approach Half-Life Alex with an emphasis on the game as an experience. They spent time figuring out different ways the player could interact with the world. How best could get the most out of motion controls within virtual reality? Initially, the team entertained the possibility that the game could be released on a traditional PC platform as well, with support for keyboard and mouse. The more they played around with motion controls though, the more they felt that this would water down their efforts on creating an innovative VR experience. For the sake of making Half-Life Alex the ultimate virtual reality game, they had to focus specifically on how it would play in VR. Anything else would make the gameplay novelty superfluous. As the project gained traction, more and more people joined the project. Over the course of several years, this secret endeavour grew into a major release for Valve. Now, finally, their work has been unveiled to the public. The game has been announced for release in March 2020, so you can look forward to playing it in March 2021? After all, this is Valve we're talking about. Well done. Here come the test results.  That's what it says.  We weren't even testing for that.