Welcome back to the channel, Gio here, and today we're talking Mujirushi, the sign of dreams from Naoki Urusawa. So what is Mujirushi all about? Well, it's quite an interesting short story. I love Naoki Urusawa, his work is legendary, from Master Keaton to Monster, 20th Century Boys, Pluto, the list just goes on and on of the excellent material that this mangaka has created, and he is one of the masters of his craft, and to have a new work from him is always great. This came out in 2017, I believe, and it tells a Louvre manga story. Now what exactly does that mean? Well, the famous French museum commissioned, or I guess features manga or mangaka writing stories about the museum, and they've included it in their display of sequential art, I believe, correct me if I'm wrong?  Well, it tells the story of the character of Komoda, a man who will literally do anything to earn a quick buck. He has this rubber sandal making factory, if you will, and he has this insanely dumb idea to skip out on his taxes and not report them so he can take his wife on a luxury cruise. What's real about Urusawa's works is that his characters are flawed and have very realistic problems and features to them, and that is always appealing. You don't necessarily have to have a boy scout for your protagonist, and sometimes it's great to have a character that's flawed and you can poke at those holes and you can sort of see where the fault lies, examine them and yourself in the process of reading the story.  Now to add insult to injury, Komoda finds out that his wife actually took the cruise after all, only by herself and not with Komoda or their daughter, Kazumi, desperate to provide money to the household and pay off the debt and all that stuff. Komoda envisions this scheme after hearing some people talking at a pub and them wearing a political mask like the ones in real life, the Regan mask and all that stuff, based on a fictional, controversial American president named Beverly Duncan. It just so happens that Beverly Duncan is based off of Donald Trump. So I could immediately see what Utsuha was doing with him poking fun at American politics and the world stage in 2017 and the characters in the story, they have this idea since the character of Beverly is so controversial. The people at the pub, I should say their idea is to make these masks because if the character wins the election, it'll be a hot ticket item because it's such a controversial character. So Komoda volunteers his factory assembly place, if you will, and they start making large quantities of the mask and it just so happens that it turns out to be a very lackluster election and the character of the candidate, Beverly Duncan, wins but in the most mundane, boring way. So there's absolutely no hype for the mask or for any sort of memorabilia, I guess, and it just furthers that or deepens that mountain of debt for Komoda as his business partners quickly flee the scene and are nowhere to be found. At the end of the rope, basically, the character is going through some really tough times with his business and mental health and all that stuff. And when all hope seems lost, there's a sign, a very particular sign, on a crow that leads him to meet the director. Who's the director? Now he's an art fanatic who vows that he can make every single dream that Komoda and Kazumi, Komoda's daughter, have. And that is sort of in a nutshell the plot of this story and how it kicks off. It's only nine chapters, so it's a very tight, concise story to the point of there's not a whole lot of room for these characters to grow because in the first chapter you've already set up who they are and then what follows is the intriguing mystery of who this director character is, what he's trying to do, how it all sets up to this mystery and how it involves the Louvre Museum because that is an integral part of the book. Now if you're new to the world of anime and manga, there's something that you might not realize as you're reading the story. The director is this funky looking dude with these weird tuxedos and bow ties and buck teeth and he looks very comical. Now if you don't know about old school anime slash manga, you might not realize that this character is supposed to be sort of a fresh take or maybe it is the exact character. We're not sure, it's left ambiguous on purpose, but it's mostly out of just for comedic sake. This director is unmistakably Iyami from the series Mr. Osomatsu, a comedy manga that ran for many years and then it got rebooted. It has anime adaptations as well. So if you look Iyami and you look at the director from this story, they look extremely similar to the point where I'm like yeah this is done on purpose. The character is extremely obsessed with France and French culture, the arts and all that stuff, but at the same time he's trying to make some interesting moves that will hopefully benefit our main characters. But what follows is a very quick and to the point heist mystery story with some very charming individuals specifically Kasumi. The daughter of the main character steals the show in my honest opinion with her characterization, how she presents herself. She's very inquisitive, she's very wholesome and she cares deeply for her family but will quickly point out the faults in other people's stories or conversations and she's quick to react to that and almost always takes the lead in conversations that involve her, her father and you know other characters that might be involved and that was really awesome. I really enjoyed the story mostly for her and her journey throughout because the rest of the characters some are very trope heavy. They might be more comical like the director or there might be more gullible like our main character Kamota who is trying desperately to gain some money because he literally owes every single penny that he can think of to somebody. So this journey takes us from Japan all the way to France in a scheme that involves going to the famous museum for something in particular. Now the character of the director even though he's referenced as sort of a gag character the way he talks is very stereotypical of when you're trying to do a caricature of somebody trying to speak with a French accent so he obviously from the get go you know that this is some shady stuff with this guy but the character you don't really know about him there are several red herrings and several plot threads that go throughout the book you're given hints by other characters about who he might be and his origin story but I love the idea of leaving it ambiguous you don't really know if it's all true if it was just a massive joke or a story to fool people meanwhile you've got Japanese investigators looking into this guy and looking into what is happening with the museum plot and it all just coalesces together in a very interesting kind of bizarre heist story in France I'd love that you know it being commissioned for the museum itself I'd love that France is there it's not something of a backdrop other characters other stories I should say might do their tale almost exclusively in Japan and just feature one or two things about France instead you're given a lot of references to popular music from the 60s and all the way to the 70s if I remember correctly there are a couple name drops of famous singers and artists that if you don't know who they are it's just going to seem like oh just a random album LP reference but if you actually google the song that they're referring to you can find the tracks on youtube and stuff like that and I do recommend giving them a listen while you read the manga it certainly enhances the flavor of the story and makes it a little bit more enjoyable now with it just being nine chapters I do think some plot elements are rushed basically when you learn about what they're going to do to them actually doing the heist thing how they get through points A B and C doesn't really make a whole lot of sense or a couple plot holes that left me scratching my head like okay what's happening here who how did they get from here to there especially with the boxes and the french characters that become secondary protagonists how do they fit in it's all very loosely done and interwoven and a lot of I saw a lot of comments online that people didn't necessarily like that and they criticized the story as sort of a funny throw away and not really the best of urusawa's work and I can agree with that but I really enjoyed it I had a fun time reading Mujirushi and seeing something different obviously the art is impeccable and and fantastic urusawa is a master at his craft you recognize these characters immediately that you see that and you're like yep that is a now of urusawa work they are expressive cartoonish at times but real and the character of Kazumi is so expressive in the story that she really does steal the show whenever she's on panel you take notice of her and her expressions especially when she's questioning the director's faulty tales about meeting famous people and artists and diplomats and stuff like that I'd really enjoyed that and I paid close attention to her facial reactions and they were just golden and really well done so for it to be a short story for a very specific purpose I do think urusawa was just having fun creating something zany wacky with some heavy political undertones when you finish the story by the way there are a lot of things that relate to the uh you know the Beverly Duncan character that actually influences the whole plot of the manga and by the end you realize oh so that's what you wanted to set up and and how the character influences almost every major point of the short story I thought it was really cool I don't know I think yeah there are a lot of better works this is not one of his best materials obviously it's unfair to compare it to what I consider masterpieces like monster and Pluto where the tone is totally different and there's a purpose and intent to create a long story about a character's journey here you just have a bite-sized adventure about characters that are not necessarily the best exploding Kazumi but the rest of the cast they're not necessarily the best but they're trying their hardest to survive in a world that's very much like our own and very realistic and that it can oppress you and make you feel like you're suffocating that you're willing to do whatever it takes to come out on top it just so happens that they're making the wrong decisions so for that I enjoyed it have you read Mojirushi let me know in the comment section what you thought down below and what you thought of the whole sign of dreams because it's a very strong metaphor throughout the story and how basically there is a sign that whether you're interpreting it the right or wrong way can sometimes influence us into making the right decisions and can inspire us in our most dire circumstances and push us to our goals and beyond so I thought that was probably the heart and soul of that manga uh maybe I'm wrong but that's how I saw it guys as always thank you so much for liking commenting subscribing and being a part of a week and geek them it really does mean a whole lot follow me on social media of course you can check out my merch link down below but most importantly hit subscribe so you know when new videos pop up I've got to go I will catch all of you on our next episode


Hi. I'm about to teach you how to use Siphon in order to access websites and information that you may not be able to view due to internet filtering and censorship. Siphon is one of the many services you can use in order to circumvent web censorship and it works, like a proxy service, by routing your connection to the internet through a different server called the Siphon node. Additionally, all of this routed information is encrypted, which means that it helps to enhance your privacy online as well. There are essentially two versions of Siphon. Siphon 1 is a system of nodes that are maintained by internet users with high-speed connections in areas with unfiltered internet. Siphon 2 consists of a system of proxy servers that are maintained by Siphon for others to utilize. This tutorial will focus on using Siphon 2. Before we can actually start using Siphon, we have to get a Siphon invitation. Siphon uses this web of trust system so that the Siphon nodes are harder to block. In order to obtain an invitation, you can ask other Siphon users on Siphon's Facebook and Twitter pages. It also might be worth your time to ask organizations that deal with internet censorship for Siphon invitations. You can probably find one of these organizations with a simple Google search of internet censorship. Once you've obtained the invitation, you simply open your web browser and then enter the invitation link into your address bar. Now, I'm not showing you my invitation link because I want to make sure that it keeps working. Now, once you enter the invitation, you'll come to a page entitled Siphon terms of use and privacy policy. Read the terms of use and then click on agree. On the next page, you'll see that you have the ability to select your language and view blocked sites. Up here, you'll see a blue bar where you can enter the address of the website you want to visit. And at the far right, you'll see an up and down arrow. So either of these will move the address bar to either the bottom or the top of the page. What we want to do right now is create a Siphon account. Creating a Siphon account serves a couple of different purposes. First, it allows you to use the service. Secondly, if you enter a valid email address, Siphon will send you updated nodes if the one you're using ever gets blocked. So it makes sense to enter an actual email address. So click on create account. And here you can read some privacy information and then enter your information in order to create your account. When you enter your username, remember not to use your name or even any part of your name. Make it something original in order to maintain your privacy. So I'm going to do that now, 12 p.m. tutors. Okay. Now you enter a valid email address in order to receive new node information. Siphon recommends a Gmail account, which isn't a bad idea because Gmail is encrypted. So I'll enter a Gmail account here, torals and gmail.com, okay. And then when you enter your password, try to use a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols for extra security. Okay. Now enter the security code and click create account. The next page welcomes you to Siphon and gives you a link to log in to Siphon. Make sure you write this link down so that you can use it later. For now, click on the link and then agree to the terms of service again. Now we can see the same address bar and language selection pages before, but at the top are a few more options. Broken Page will allow you to report any website that is not working with the Siphon service. Bookmark will save pages for you to quickly navigate back to later. Profile will show you your username and email address and will also give you the opportunity to change your password. And logout will log you out from the Siphon service entirely. There are a few key things to remember when using Siphon. When you want to visit a webpage, you must enter the web address into the blue header marked URL. If you enter the URL into your web browser's address bar, you'll leave the Siphon service. Here, I'll show you. First, I'm going to type www.google.com into the bar marked URL. Okay. So, I'm now at Google Canada, which isn't my normal Google page because I'm accessing it through Siphon. The other indication that I'm still using Siphon is that the blue bar marked URL is still at the top of my page. Now I'm going to enter www.google.com into my web browser's address bar. There. Now I'm back at my regular Google page and the blue URL bar is gone. If you navigate away from Siphon accidentally, you can usually hit your browser's back button in order to gain access to it again, like so. If that doesn't work, you can re-enter the address that Siphon gave you on the welcome page and log back into the service. Now you know how to use Siphon.


One of the biggest structural problems that we have is unemployment and especially youth unemployment. And it's easy even with the best of efforts for all our efforts to be no more than a drop in the ocean when you consider that literally almost two million new young people come into the job market every year. This is the equivalent of the population of some small countries here in Africa and elsewhere. We absolutely must create good paying jobs and employment opportunities for our young people for those already in the labour market today and the ones who will join tomorrow. This is a task that is complicated by numerous employability issues including the mismatch as we've heard from a few speakers between skills and good jobs. The most obvious are some of the new skill sets that are required today in commerce, in industry, in the services and the professions, especially those brought about by the changes in the digital economy. Along the same lines, job losses and account of digitalisation require reskilling for relevant opportunities. I was reading recently about 3D or additive manufacturing as they call it. And this is a good example of how some of the jobs that were considered low cost are threatened today. And these jobs provided opportunities in the years gone by in the developed economies of the world. But today with 3D manufacturing, they're no longer available. But there was a comment, I think it was John Hart of the MIT who said that look, we're still learning what 3D manufacturing can do today. The convergence of digital design, the internet and cost automation is certain to open up all sorts of new opportunities. All that it will do in the future is something we don't know yet. But we know, one thing we know is that whatever those challenges may be, clearly there are fresh opportunities. COVID-19 has added a bit of urgency also to the situation that we found ourselves in. Because it's irreversibly altered the way that we work, we learn and we play. But all of these are new opportunities. And I think that young people in Nigeria in particular see those new opportunities. And time and time again as I talk to young people, it's very evident that as far as they are concerned, these are challenges to be met. Frankly, I have not come across one young person who didn't have some ideas. And the question of course always is how are we going to fund those ideas or how are we going to advance those ideas? Young people are just incredibly creative. I was talking the other day to a group of young Nigerians who were talking about digital currencies, Bitcoin and all of that. And how practically everyone is involved in this whole blockchain experience today in one way or the other. So there's no question at all about the enthusiasm, about the energy, about the creativity of our young people. And their ability to try out anything and dare even what would seem to be difficult. So the Nigerian Jubilee Fellows Program for which we are gathered today is important. Especially as it fits into some of the efforts that we are making as a government. Some of the initiatives of the administration to comprehensively address youth unemployment. And this is a big challenge, it's been pointed out already, it's a massive challenge. But our ongoing efforts include the MPAR scheme, I'm sure some remember the MPAR scheme which recruits young graduates and places them in agricultural health and education intervention schemes in local communities around the country. The MPAR also has a non-graduate scheme focused on technical skills and IT education. And the president has recently approved the expansion of the MPAR program from 500,000 beneficiaries to 1 million beneficiaries. We also have the 75 billion youth fund in the Ministry of Youth and Sports. This is to provide credit and support for young entrepreneurs and professionals. I think it's in phases of 25 billion every year and that has already kicked off. Lamino also spoke a few minutes ago about the $500 million AFDB Technology and Innovation Fund. Also on the economic sustainability plan as many might know. This is designed specifically to protect existing jobs to create new ones and to promote local production. Our agricultural housing and solar power programs already employ and we expect will employ tens of thousands of people to ensure full security and deliver affordable homes and new power connections. I'm particularly excited about the solar connections, the renewable energy initiatives under the scheme. Several companies that run by many young people have applied for this scheme and several are already getting the credit that they require to be able to participate in this program. So the Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Program is in very good company. A new and bold addition to an existing suite of large scale big impact programs that will rewrite the narrative as it relates to jobs, skills and employment in Nigeria. As we've heard, the program will create internship opportunities for young Nigerians who have recently concluded the National Youth Service call. These are fully paid internships that will last for 12 months and will be in reputable private and public sector organizations across the country. The idea will be for the participants to gain relevant career and life skills that will enable them transition seamlessly from professional business or public sector careers while also earning a living along the way. So it's our belief that this program will bridge the gap between the skills and capabilities of recent graduates and the human resource demands of the labour market, connecting graduates with opportunities to earn as they learn and to gain a required experience. At the end of each cohort, the fellows should have gained the required experience and skills that they can either use immediately or build on subsequently. So the program is named in honour of the 60th anniversary of Nigeria's independence and the plan is to start with 20,000 fellows in this first year of the program. So this is 20,000 fresh opportunities that will be paid for by this internship program. We're looking forward to the president formally launching the program shortly. I'd like to especially appreciate the UNDP, Mohamed Yahya or Mo as we call him, and the European Union, particularly Carlson, Mo and Kettle in particular for their personal commitment in helping to make the Jubilee Fellows Programme a reality. I'm putting your people to work on this initiative and providing the funding along with the federal government for the design and takeoff. The quality of implementation will be key to the success of the Jubilee Fellows Programme where we are resolute in our determination to make the needed difference and to rebuild the confidence of our young people in the ability of their government to rise to the occasion and guarantee a future that is better and more prosperous than the past. So on this note, let me once again thank everyone who has been involved in the planning, design and implementation of the program as we prepare for the formal launch of the program by Mr. President. I urge the private sector leaders who are present here and captains of industry and our development partners and the diplomatic community to support this program aimed at equipping young Nigerians with skills and experience required for the workplace of the 21st century. I thank you all very much for participating in this and we certainly look forward to the early reports of the great successes that we expect from this program. Thank you very much.


Okay YouTube Shaber 1000 here. Sorry I have to edit this or I mean narrate this because my mic wasn't turned on and also I showed you the tools that I would need. This is one of them that comes with the package but the first clip the very first clip of taking the TV down and everything it only had like the last five seconds of it I don't know what's going on but here I've got the TV down I mean if you put it up you know I'll take it down and I'm just cutting a hole in the wall for this for the wires that will go down through the wall and down towards the bottom where we will plug it in at to hide the wires. I also run the HDMI cable down through there as well and the coax from the antenna so but really all I needed was I think it was a Phillips screwdriver and that little hole saw there which came with the kit but I had to actually buy that one because I bought the kit at a flea market so it didn't actually have it so we bought that. Now here what you're looking at I'm showing you the tabs that once you flip them down like that you can you can put that in the hole and when you put it in the hole once you tighten them screws up those will flip out like that and tighten down and keep that in your wall that's what I'm trying to show you there and it'll stay in the wall and it also has covers for it that that will make it look prettier but this one you won't actually see because the TV will cover it up you will only see the one at the bottom so what I'm going to do is I'll be right back with you now we got some sound guys I'm back all right I forgot to turn the mic on again so there's gonna be a couple clips I'm gonna have to narrate for you now I'm getting a low battery battery went dead I know what's going on here but I want to show you this real quick how these go together can you see that there's only one way these will go to they can't go that way now this will plug in just like that when you hear that click they're in and this is going to go in the wall meantime I'm gonna put these in here there's nothing to it once you get them in these are the three screws I was telling you about just tighten them up they just got to be snug they don't have to be super dino wap and tight okay so before his battery goes dead I'm gonna plug it back in I'll get back with you and I'll show you how this looks when it's all done okay guys we're back this is what we ended up with no cords now of course you're going to have a plug in there but these these houses they were built with plugs they should be down here that's where I would have put it so it's not up so high and you want this kind of close to that sure I could have ran directly into this but actually a lot more money like I said I got this this thing at a at a flea market so I can't complain and need these covers they just clip on that's all they do and they can pop off if you ever want to change it and move it to another room whatnot so there you go now these I'm just going to put some wire loom on them and they will stretch and go down and we will put the wire things to hold that there after we put the wire looms on so it'll be a little bit nicer this is the only mess I've got right here to clean up so now I didn't put anything down because this is tile concrete tile or whatever ceramic tile I mean so we can just sweep that up but if you got carpet of course put something down guys this is all the tools I needed right here this is it that's the only tools I need I didn't even need this I didn't use that so this is this is it this is a our other HDMI cord which was of course too short what is that five footer I know six footer I got a 12 footer to go like I said over to her laptop so and now we don't we don't need this thing anymore so I'm going to use it over there at the computer desk because we've got our karaoke thing set up we've got some new speakers today and you know charging you know that's all I got right now so I'm going to put that back there and all the wires will be hidden on that as well so guys thanks for watching like I said I'm going to have to narrate but a couple of these these clips for you but you'll get the idea you'll see me doing it it's really easy guys start to finish if you just start it and you know like I said I don't know what this is but this brand but this thing if you got it on drill of course that's a lot faster but I just used that because that's all I needed and I didn't know if my drill was charged it came in this kit so yeah I start to finish I'm I'm gonna say 20 minutes you know maybe maybe 20 minutes but there's the end result a lot nicer a lot cleaner like I said I wish the receptacle was down lower lower maybe later on I will move that down for her and move the other one a little closer or maybe just wire direct in and fill them two holes up but either way guys you know what it does make a lot cleaner a lot cleaner install you know no wires she can see back through there let's say late back in there we really don't see much so there you go guys another another video for you we're going to do another one I'm going to eat a pomegranate for the first time but we're going to show you how to how did to to peel them or get the seeds out or whatever it is you will show you an easy way to do that but it'll be my first time I did eat a papaya we didn't videotape that but I didn't care much for it but um so let me shut the slide off guys so anyway guys again sorry that I'm gonna have to narrate this for you a couple of the sections but you get the idea hopefully you can see well lighting's not that great in here for this camera it's perfect for the other cameras I don't know why I wasn't using one of them but like I said battery went dead on me and apparently the mic didn't get turned on so that's what happened so anyway again guys keep an eye out for more videos um she's got some more things she wants to do some how-to videos and things like that so I'm already getting a battery down here battery light on all right guys monkey just came in and checked it out she loves it very nice work you know we'll we'll get her home fixed up for the way she wants it and you know we got a lot of stuff to do but you know a little bit at a time so guys with that being said I'm gonna say thanks again for watching thanks for all your support comment rating subscribe by any questions about this feel free to comment down below and I'll get ahold of you as soon as I can and maybe we can help each other and we'll discuss it so all right guys enjoy the rest of your weekend Shaber 1000 I'm gone bye bye guys


Oh my gosh, I always pee myself when I sneeze. Just a little. Hello there, lovers and friends.  And no, I don't feel weird about saying that because I genuinely put the work in. Hey, she's got the boots, no fur. Is that the what? Whee.  So two years later, into second pregnancy, how did I end up here? I really fought super, super aggressively last pregnancy that not to happen. And I think before I set that intention and I was able to execute. But now with not only am I pregnant and am I tired, but also we have Ryu, it's like, it feels like the thing I don't have space for anymore is you and I, you know, and that makes me sad. I have a theory though. You've always kind of looked at kind of mothers from the outside in and, you know, mothers who were not prioritizing their sensuality, mothers who were like losing themselves. And now when you're finding yourself in this place where it's like you are feeling the strain and you are feeling the pull of multiple priorities that you see, there's like this fight to like, I'm slipping into becoming that mother that I never wanted to be. It's like you just kind of put that added pressure on yourself because it's less about what you want to be and maybe more about what you don't want to be. I'm struggling with these two mantras. Fight, fight, fight and let it go. So let's talk about the decline in my sexy and sex life pregnancy two and how I really feel about it. Part of the interruption in this video is sponsored by BetterHelp, accessible, affordable, online therapy done 100% through your phone that allows you to decide when you get therapy, how you get therapy, who your therapist is and how long you get therapy for. BetterHelp is a worldwide service that matches you with a licensed professional therapist from their network of 20,000 plus therapists who can start communicating with you within 48 hours. Whether you've been considering individual couples or family therapy, I highly consider that you look into BetterHelp. So what you do is you download the app, you fill out a free questionnaire to assess what your specific needs are and then you can explore payment options. They have financial aid, they have payment plans and also if you're watching this video, you get 10% off your first month of licensed professional therapy through BetterHelp using my link, betterhelp.com slash booty that is betterhelp.com slash booty. You could find it in the info box below. A few weeks ago on Instagram, I put out an Insta story in which I said, have you ever felt deeply inspired by your past self before? And some, most people said yes. I would 1000% say yes, that I am deeply in awe and inspired by pregnancy one version of me who is not a reflection of who I am and who I actually desire to be in pregnancy too. And that came with a lot of grace and understanding just the space I'm at, the changes that can happen in two years and also the changes in circumstances that have led me to this place that I'm at now where I'm just not prioritizing sexy the same way that I used to and why that is now coming to a space where I'm just not that heartbroken by it. And the choices that I've made instead that allow me to sit in a different space of excellence that is not inferior, but it's just different and like finding joy in that instead. Now, the main thing when I think about the differences between pregnancy one and two is obviously two huge factors. One is pregnancy one, I didn't have another kid. That changes everything because the demand on my time, the demand on my body was so much less back then I was still solely responsible for myself and for my care. That also contributed largely to why I feel and I feel guilty about the fact that not just in terms of aesthetically how I dressed or how I moved or the way that I presented myself but remembering to take prenatals, being really good about diligent eating, drinking tons of water every day when my main focal point was caring for myself and my body and dressing up my body, I obviously did a much better job of it. And now that my priorities are so deeply split and in addition, our business has grown since then, I find that even those basic things of I'm getting a lot of cramps and Charlie horses which I acknowledge is because I'm not remembering to drink enough water in the day which also is part of the fact that I'm so busy that I don't wanna pee 80 times a day anymore. That's a huge factor. The second factor is we were in a pandemic before and now we're not. And when you were in a pandemic, you have way more time at home. You have less time commuting. You have less time meeting and convening, less in-person events and all of those things add up to being big time constraints. In addition now, we live in a home that has a lot of people come by. This morning I spent three hours with somebody who stopped by. Yesterday someone stopped by for two hours. Right now there's two other people in my home so for that factor just that there's positives with the communal element that we lacked a couple of years ago because that human interaction is so important but the downside of that is you lose a lot of time. So because it was just Jared and I for basically my entire pregnancy or a sizable portion of it, the first six, seven months it was just he and I alone in the house prioritizing working out or treating myself or shaving, having my nails and feet done, whatever it is that would make me feel like was just a lot simpler than it is today. And so now many of you might have noticed like I have drastically cut back on makeup. I have drastically cut back on hair. This is 100% my hair, which I will say is a blessing of pregnancy because I no longer rely on extensions and wigs the way that I used to because pregnancy one and breastfeeding just really did make my hair much healthier and then I didn't really experience hair loss and nor did I experience the drop off that you usually get when that ends because I went directly from breastfeeding into being pregnant again with baby two. So maybe I'll be back in the game in a couple of years time and I'm finished with all of this but right now I'm still off the benefits of that which means I don't need it as much. Did it look glorious when I would add it in? Yes, and especially I would change the color a lot and change the texture a lot and just be a lot more playful with that area but that is just a time commitment that just don't really have right now. So instead of trying to be glamorous and sexy and edgy, which I think were the three adjectives from pregnancy one, now I'm prioritizing cheek, just generally groomed and put together, just very light appearing and elegant and those are more of what's important to me and they're more accessible to me. So for example, instead of investing time into hair and makeup or working out, I invest money into jewelry. I've spent a lot recently on just really beautiful, delicate pieces that exist with or without me and I put these on and I feel a lot more you know, just in my juge, in my bag. That all to be said. Let's get into some fun stuff right now and do some comparison because there's nothing wrong with it. Comparison is not always the thief of joy if you use it as a space of reflection or as a place of inspiration, which I think when I look back on pregnancy one, which I admittedly do quite a bit, I am inspired by that version myself and I also have reflections of like, oh, this is why this is not where I'm at today and maybe I'll get back there someday or maybe I won't but heck, it was really cute while it lasted. It's the both of you, Icy, wifey? The bitches wanna fight who? Wait, it's mother and mother to be? I cannot, look at the glow, the face, face. Plural bit, ooh, wait, lower, yes. Baby goes where? Out. What? Women, face, body, bomb. Heels in the alley, that's my kind of mother right there. They can't take it. Wait, in the shoes? Ooh, stepping on these toes. Obviously I was working on sexology, the show, so I had more reason to get glam but just in general, I'll give you a perfect story. So Jared and I go up for dinner with my manager and his now wife and I wear leather thigh high boots and like a leather bralet and this like cool, like cagey outfit and of course I was like an art piece at dinner and it was like such a vibe but midway through dinner, I started to get very uncomfortable and by the time we got back to the car I was like a raging, hot, sweaty lunatic and I just like blew up at Jared and the night ended with me being in my own driveway ripping my shoes off and throwing them into the street getting mad but I looked cute while doing it. So that to be said, this pregnancy, I'm obviously making adjustments. There's no reason for me to go that hard but I'm finding my compromises. For example, I'm not one of those people who just like sneakers. I just don't feel in my flow and my juice with that. So there are these shoes that are heels but they're really comfortable and long story short, I actually had one pair of these that I loved and wore all the time but you know pregnancy story, I peed on them because I couldn't find a bathroom in time and so I squatted somewhere and I missed. So I peed on those shoes, had to throw them out but the good thing is I was like, okay, let me try to order another pair and then I noticed they came in different colors. So this pregnancy that's kind of my style now of like how do I look still together but just a bit more comfortable and practical. I'm just trying to swerve on my speed on the freeway. This is hugely different from last pregnancy to this pregnancy, last pregnancy. Again, it was during the pandemic. So at a base rate, Jerry and I were walking every single day for like an hour and a half which I loved and I will always miss and probably think back on really fondly. This time around, Ryu is not much of a stroller person so we can't put her in a stroller and walk with her and we just don't have that same time again that we used to be able to take that time out and aside from walking every single day I worked up a sweat every day.  Working out this time around is not as consistent. I'll just say it. I joined a gym. I canceled the membership a month later but I did join a gym, the intention was there. What I basically found is that during my work hours we're so overloaded with work and then afterwards when we have Ryu because now she's in daycare as a month ago I essentially had to find things I can do with her only and she doesn't have a lot of patience for me to be doing long workouts so if I can get 10 minutes once every five days, once a week 20 minutes sometimes in there that she can hang out with me while I do my thing then that's what I do.  So what's different, what's the major difference between last pregnancy and this pregnancy? And I feel like this clip could give you an idea. The thing that throws me off is when the baby will kick or do something because then it reminds me that like, like for instance the other day we were in the shower I was getting into it and then you're like look, she's moving, she's in the shower with us and it's just like, you just take me out you just take me out, like I'm out at that point I'm not into it. So what's the difference this time around?  I think last one we had more sex, ironically and I think that you were the one who was really into it and now this time around you're not the one into it. Part of me thinks it's out of spite but that's neither here nor there. You really think that? Probably. No, you don't. I don't know, it calculated.  Yeah, yeah, definitely, definitely. It's not the same anymore.  It's a tough barrier to get over. But this time around, you know, I'm a veteran.  I think for me that's the difference is the first time I was afraid that if we weren't really active and like pushing through it that our relationship would suffer. But then this time around I'm like, I think we'll be fine. And I think it's okay just because it just feels very overwhelming. I think it's okay right now if we're just not as aggressive. What is it about it? What about what?  I think it's the effort. What do you mean? I think it's like, I had to trade off sleep. Oftentimes I don't feel like my body is in a space where I feel like being rubbed up on. And it's just like, you know what actually is funny? This could just be me toot my own horn. But I thought to myself recently, I was like, I realized how good in bed I was based on how bad in bed I am now. Like there's a clear difference in terms of I'm like, oh, like I used to be more active, more agile, like just more of a participant. And so now that I'm not that, I'm like, oh, like I actually was really good before. So... You were, you were. I'm not gonna say that. Are you thinking that? I'm not thinking that. But there are times where I'm like, she didn't really wanna do this. I wish she would have just said no. Oh. Trying to get me sick again. You see? It's all a plot. Do you miss, cause last time I was more aggressive and you didn't want to. And then this time you want to and I'm less aggressive. How do you feel about that? I'm fine with where it's at. I like the dynamic of where we're at right now. I just wish that when we do do it, that you're enthusiastic every time, rather than like, you know what I did deny the last two times.   That's a good note. Yeah. Okay. That's good. Yeah. Well, to be continued. All in all, I'm sick. I'm tired. I have an exam to do, but I'm still here to whatever capability I possibly can. And I'm giving myself grace and space and also still challenging myself whenever I do find I have extra pockets of energy to spare. So we'll just keep talking about it and assessing it together. I would love to know where are you on your own in touchness with your sexiness and your sensuality journey. Are you better than you were before? Have you had to decline a little bit and not decline pivot probably is a better word. Are you team pivot or are you team level up? The first link you're going to see is that link for BetterHelp who again is sponsoring this video. BetterHelp offers licensed professional counseling online through your phone at your convenience whether you want to text, phone call or video chat. They're weekly chats. You can also sign up to get more than weekly chats if you require that. And you can text your therapist anytime you want. There's daily journal prompts. I've been using BetterHelp for a few months now because as I'm having a second baby and my life is already so multi hyphenated, I just felt like I needed some tools and guidance to manage all the things that I care about deeply and to ensure none of the balls dropped. And most specifically this ball, the one on my head which sometimes is spinning like crazy. It's been helpful for me and I want you to consider if it could be helpful for you. And once again, all you do is click that link in the info box, go and download the app, fill out a free questionnaire to assess what your needs are. And then from that point on, you can just stick with the journaling. If you need those prompts for you, they do have some free options or you can get assigned to a therapist. My favorite thing about BetterHelp is that changing a therapist is not stressful at all to ensure that you find the right match for yourself because it truly is about you and finding the best help, the best care and the best fit for you. Thank you for watching this video. Once again, thank you to Ray and I'll see you next time. It was always salty, I was always hungry. Ain't no laundry, now I live in laundry. Shit is done for me. I should show to my toes, let them know. Let it go, let it go.


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All right, Jamie. What are all these weird symbols on your boat? Suppose I haven't spoken about this directly in a while. So here we go. Super serious mode. This is an adventure builder symbol and these under here are Virtues of an adventure builder. There's eight of them. All right, before I get into the eight virtues, what's the point? Why even have a philosophy like this? Is it good for anything? Well, throughout the day, we make thousands of decisions, right? Occasionally, there's a big decision to make and people stop and ponder it, think of the pros and cons, future consequences, and you have time to figure out a good answer. But most decisions we make, you just kind of have to make on the spot. You know, am I going to watch this TV show or go to bed? Am I going to go to work on time or catch an extra 15 minutes of sleep? Am I going to talk to this girl or am I not going to? Am I going to eat this? I'm just the thousands of decisions you make. And all those decisions add up to to choosing a direction in your life.  Now, if you look at any one of these decisions, it's really easy to say, ah, this one isn't important. This doesn't matter. But it's kind of like it's kind of like if you save the change every time you bought something. So every time you go to buy something, you get 50 cents back, 25 cents, whatever. If every time you did that, you put it in a jar.  It's just a bit of change thrown there. But then at the end of a year, it's like $1,000 or $2,000. Like it adds up to to make something significant. And your little decisions are like that, but even more amplified. So if you look at any one of those decisions, it seems unimportant. But you add them all up, thousands and thousands over days and months and years. They define who you are and what your life is. Now, if you don't have an internal philosophy over your own, you'll end up being directed by external things. You'll end up taking cues from other places. And there's constantly stuff around us telling us what to do.  There's all these little cues saying go this way, go that way, do this, buy that. You know, all this stuff. And if you don't have an internal value system of your own, you just go along with whatever you're being told. It's kind of like if you're the friend who doesn't have a car.  So if you don't have any value system of your own, you're much more likely to just be happy with any value system. Like you're just happy someone is telling you what to do, because you don't know what to do. It's kind of difficult to explain the difference between having a moral system internally and not having one. Someone who doesn't have one. Because like two people watch the same sitcom, and the person with no internal compass, no internal morality, will watch it and just laugh and you know, take all the information and be like, oh, that's great. I love this. And then the person with their own, with an internal moral code will watch it and every few seconds they'll be thinking, no, no, no, no, no, no, why are these people telling me this? They're trying to trick me into thinking this or doing that or they want me to be like this. Oh, that's garbage. I'm doing my own thing. And once you have your own moral code, you start seeing all this. I'm just gonna call it propaganda. You see, you start seeing all this stuff around you in the world that's trying to direct you.  I mean, it's no, it's people are trying to sell you stuff constantly.   Just ask marketers. I mean, that's their job. People in advertising, their job is to tell you what to do. It's happening all the time.  Find someone else who's going in a direction that you think is good and kind of emulate them a little bit. And that's one of the reasons I started originally sharing my adventure builder philosophy. Because I know there are a lot of people who have kind of similar vague ideas, and I just made it into this concrete cohesive thing that's easy to grasp. So feel free to use my ideology and paint my symbols wherever you want to remind yourself, and whatever. But it doesn't have to be me, whoever. And it has to be something that jives with you, too. So change things that you need to to make it work with yourself. Just don't BS yourself to make your life easier. Trust me, it doesn't make your life easier. All right. I could go on about that forever. But here, let me, let me just get into what the actual virtues are of the adventure builders. Okay, first I've got this thing here. I used to have a huge poster version of this I drew, but it didn't make it to Panama. Anyway, I think of myself or like a human being in general to be a mind, a body, and a spirit. You know, a body being all the parts you could kick, a mind roughly being all the ideas that you can express concretely. And then a spirit is everything kind of abstract and intangible. So that basically covers everything that I am. Now the virtue of your body is strength. The virtue of your mind is honesty. The virtue of your spirit is love. And then, you know, these combine to make courage, because when you take your strength and the love into the world, that gives you courage. And this is your own honesty. And when you combine your honesty with your strength, it means you're taking your honesty out into the world, you have honor and that's sharing your honesty basically with others. And then your love and honesty combine to make imagination. And then all three combine to make your life and back here hidden behind is humility, because it's important to also realize that this whole thing could be wrong. All right, let's go through them one at a time. I've got my set of stencils here. I used to paint the boat and on top I've got courage. I feel like that's pretty self-explanatory. You're going to be afraid of things in the world. You're going to have fears in life.  Face your fears. Obviously, I could go on for a while about any one of these. Next, we've got love. Well, I mean, love is super important because any decisions you make with hatred in your heart ends up being destructive. Any decisions you make with love in your heart ends up being constructive and you end up building better relationships with the people around you. Choose love whenever possible. Always. Just choose love always. Ah, imagination. Imagination is that magical stuff that gives you ideas and lets you solve problems that seem like they're impossible. It's like the wild card. So many times, I'll have situations where it just doesn't seem like there's a solution where I'm totally screwed. But then I'll keep thinking and thinking and thinking and I'll start just throwing around ideas in my head and pulling things out of nowhere and my imagination comes up with some solution and suddenly the entire thing has changed and it's solvable. Imagination important stuff. Honesty. Okay, speaking of important stuff, honesty for the adventure builder is all about honestly viewing the world. So don't believe people's lies. Don't lie to yourself. Don't fool with information to sugarcoat the world and make it a nicer place for yourself or anything like that. Don't let yourself be duped. And if you don't know the answer to something, don't fill in a blank. Just leave it as an unknown. And with any piece of information, at least this is how I do it. For me, it's really helpful to kind of assign a score, sort of like a percentage this is going to be true to any piece of information. So there's a hat on my head. I'm like 99% sure there's a hat on my head. Yeah, okay. So that piece of information has like a very high probability of being true. The ocean is right up there and I can't directly see it. I'd say it's slightly less chance than the hat on my head, which I can see, but I'm pretty sure it's there. Now there's a pink elephant outside. I'm like, I think that's probably close to 0% chance of being true. Could be though. Anyway, that's how I deal with honesty. All my information has little scores next to it. All right, honor. Honor is roughly sharing your honesty with others, telling the truth. It all breaks down to telling the truth. So it breaks down to telling the truth with information. You have to follow through with what you say.   You know what?  All right, strength. Strength is basically your physical strength. Your physical self is everything you've got to deal directly with the world out here. And the stronger you are, the more you can handle, the more you can do for the people that you love and the more you can do with your life and the more you can handle, the more responsibility you can take on for yourself. Being strong is super important. It's what makes me get up in the morning and shout, yeah! And it's gotten me through more difficult situations than probably anything else. Because a lot of times I'll get down to a point where I've used up all my resources and I've tried all my tricks and I'm just out of stuff. And all I've got left is just brute strength to force my way through to the finish line.  For the adventure builder, it's important to choose a life that is in line with adventure builder virtues. And then it's important to live that life with the adventure builder virtues. So choosing your life is a very deliberate act and it is a virtue in this particular philosophy. Now the last one, humility. It's important to remain humble and understand that anything you're thinking, even this entire philosophy, everything I said in this video, could be wrong. And when you keep in mind that anything, no matter how sure you are of it, anything could be wrong, it keeps the information fresh. It makes it so you can revisit it so when you get new information, you can apply it to whatever you knew before. So whenever you have something that is an absolute and you're not humble about that information, you know it is absolutely true and there's no negotiation.  But when a piece of information continually survives questions against it and can continue to, then you know that information is much more valuable. It's much more valid. It's much more likely to be true. So that's why it's so important to be humble. That's about it. So I started following this philosophy like I said about over a decade ago. And you know at first it was a little tricky and I'll tell you right now, one of the really difficult things to do is to be honorable, to tell the truth. Because that is not something that is done in our society generally speaking. And to behave with love.  You get a lot of ridicule and stuff. But if you stick with it, the changes that it makes in your life are just incredible. I can't explain it, you just have to do it. And if you feel like trying it, I'm telling you it is totally worth it. But if you don't follow this philosophy, I just highly recommend that you follow some philosophy, some internal moral code that can help guide you in your own life to get you to where you want to be.  Serious stuff.


Dr. Schupak, this is a 47-year-old woman who's got visual loss on the right side, and at our New York course at the Beacon Hotel, we're going to talk about quadrinopsias, hamonomous hemianopsias, bitemporal hemianopsias, et cetera. We'll get into that kind of detail clinically, as well as radiographically. But for now, let's focus on the MR, which shows an axial T2-weighted image through the optic nerve, a T1 image, non-contrast, and a sagittal, thin-section image right down the barrel of the optic nerve, which is right here. So this is not really that tricky a case. It's pretty straightforward that there is a problem with the optic nerve. Question is, what is wrong? What's the mass? And the mass on the T2-weighted image, which is this dark area, is almost uniformly hyper-intense, and you can see the optic nerve running right through the middle of it, kind of like a river runs through it. So the mass is making a track, or a tram track. You can see it on the T1-weighted image, a tram track of the mass around the gray optic nerve, which runs through it in the middle. And our mass trickles on back right to the orbital apex, which is not a good thing. Then in the sagittal projection, let's again look for the optic nerve. There it is running right through the center, and the mass is seen around the outside of it. Again, that tram track type of side, as opposed to a nerve that is exploded where you can't separate the nerve out from anything else. And this is typical of a meningioma of the optic nerve sheath. So the difference, if Simoninoma is thinking optic nerve glioma would be one, the nerve wouldn't be, you wouldn't have this tram track. Different patient demographic, right? Totally. I mean, optic. Neurofibromatosis, it would be an issue. NF1, you usually have gliomas between two and eight years of age. The average age, by the way, for optic meningiomas to present is 46. So this patient is almost at the perfect age. They're usually in women. This is a woman. They calcify more avidly and more frequently and more generously than would an optic nerve glioma, which doesn't calcify very often. Okay, now, most common intraconal lesion of hemangioma, right? Most common intraconal lesion. It should be bright on T2. This one's not. Nothing like this. Nothing like this. Even thrombost ones are not going to be black like this. They're not going to give you the tram track sign. And they would move the optic nerve out of the way. So let me put up a slightly motion-affected image. And you'll see just how vascular this is. Like all the rest of the meningiomas you've come to know and love, the entire area within the cone is enhancing because of this lesion and the hyperemia that it is creating. And when you get big meningiomas that grow back through the orbital apex and they can produce hydrocephalus, what can happen is, on one side, the optic disc is choked off and it gradually atrophies. And on the other side, if you get hydrocephalus, you get edema or papillodema of the optic disc. And this is known as- Foster Kennedy Syndrome. The Foster Kennedy Syndrome, a clinical little pearl for you. And hopefully you did know that. And hopefully you guys will hear about it when you visit us in New York at the Beacon Hotel on May 23rd.


Next in line is the i-class project Mentored by Mr. Ajay Babar, Mr. Arun Nayar and Mr. Nannath Chilap This project is self-explanatory. So let's not waste any time and call the team Very good evening to all of you present here. I Lavish Kothari along with our classroom interaction team will be presenting a brief demo of our i-class interaction app and Will also be giving you a short demo will be giving a tab to sir and all that So first of all, I'd like to introduce all of you to our team members Mohit, Adil, Ankit, Kaushik and Prakhar Okay So first of all, I'd like you to tell what is i-class? i-class is an interactive classroom live audio streaming system I would like to imagine a scenario like we are having a big classroom and we are having enough strength in our classroom and Suppose from the first two rows a student stands and he asked the professor some questions like Anything he asked the professor so students sitting at the back will not be able to hear what the student in the front is asking and if Professor starts answering that question the student at the back will not be able to get to what question the professor is Answering he will not be able to get the question So in the present scenario what we do is we will be using some mics and all Suppose we'll be having in this Auditorium like we will be having three four or at max five mics and not more than that So with these mics there will be So it will be solving our problem and we go solving our problem to a good extent But I like to imagine a scenario like what if each one of you is having your own mic Most of you will be thinking that okay, it is not possible. It is not feasible But okay, we have to look up a search such an app that it is possible using our eye-class app So I would also like to tell you that to okay What will be happening like if you will be having only two or three mics? Suppose one mic is here and one mic is here and a student sitting in the mid Wants to say something or have any query and he wants to ask something to the professor Then what will happen that max should be transferred from there to there In a case you will be appointing a special person and he will be transferring the mic It will be wasting time will be creating disturbance And the second scenario each it will be passed to student by student by student and it will be going there So it will also be creating a good disturbance in the class. So we don't want that thing So what we did was what were achievements were we did all this thing and we eradicated all these Things that we are encountering these disturbances and these wastage of time by our classroom interaction app Now I'd like to introduce what our app consists of our app consists of basically three modules The first module is the client module the client module means We will be having an Android app that will be distributed among all these students The students will be acting as clients and they will be having a facility to ask text doubts along with audio doubts On the second module we have our server app the server app will be given to the professor before starting a lecture the professor will be starting the servers server side of the total app and When the app will be started the server will be in the listening mode both for the text doubt along with the audio doubt the students those who are clients can Request a text out and can also request for a for a audio doubt and at a specific interval of time when this Professor finds okay now I had to answer a question. He'll be granting permissions For the audio streaming and the student can speak along with this. We have also developed an i-class forum the forum basically used for storing the text out all the text out that we discussed in the class will be at The end of the session will be automatically exported to the Forum where form that we have developed. I like to invite Kaushik and Ankit for a live demo So good afternoon everyone I'm Kaushik Bhagwatkar and I'll give you short introduction of what is our client So the i-class client is an Android app, which is specifically specifically designed for the Akash step But it can run on every Android device which has version 1.9 and above so Now this is the basic UI This is the first screen that we get after opening the app From the screen you can create a new account delete the account change password and all the features that we'll see in the demo Now after you are logged in you will be establishing connection with the server. So For connecting we need the IP address and session ID session ID will be generated at random by the server that will Talk about something and the IP address first the connection is successful then the IP address is stored in the config file So we don't have to enter it again and again after the successful connection with the server This screen will be presented which is of text out Text out you can send directly from here by putting the subject and your doubt You can also view the history also from there which does I have asked in this particular session that red Mic button is for the requesting audio doubt as soon as we press the button this screen is presented where the Position of user in the current queue waiting queue is displayed I invite Ankit to give demo about server Yeah, hello everyone. I myself Ankit Kumar. I'm going to give a certain short demo on server side of the application The server app is OS independent means it can run on any OS like Mac Linux or Windows The Java should be installed on the machine on which the app is supposed to run and the user interface is completely Implemented on Java swing which doesn't require any external Java library So this is the first main screen of the app of the server side which contains a million of three part the audio panel the panel and and Search functionality the audio panel contains all the audio text that has been sent by the Student yeah, the text panel contains all the text out that has been sent by the student which whose attributes are the images image of the student after that the username and The doubt subject and the whole doubt After that there is a two-button tick and cross if the professor thinks that yeah It is a good doubt and he want to discuss in the class then he will click on the tick button so when he will click when the professor will click on the stick button then a window will pop up with the image of the Student who has sent the message and the android in that is the doubt subject and the The whole doubt so and he will be discussing if the professor think no it is not a relevant doubt of the lecture so he can just take on the click on the that cross button and The entry will be removed from the panel same works with the Audio panel and the functionality the same of the click button and the cross button So we will having a quick demo on So this is the client first first screen here you can log in This is the create new account button if you want to delete your present account then you can just swipe to delete you will be Getting a prompt for password when you click for logging into an account you will also need a password to log in Here is the feature for forward password when you click on it you will prompt it for roll number and date of birth if you want to change your password then Fill in your roll number and it over that you put while registering and you can change it now We'll create a new account Here we can also take the photo and if the lighting conditions are not good enough then we can also choose the photo from gallery Now once we are registered We are here for the establishing connection now. This is for the IP address I told you that it is already stored in the config file once we are connected and This is the session ID that will be generated by the server That is the part where we establish the connection between the client and the server So when you start the server application the first step Window that you get the professor has to fill all this lecture details like professor name with the department the subject and topic Let's fill it Yeah, this is the main screen that I shown in the demo in the presentation part That is the IP address of my system and this is the session ID The main user session ID that it will be randomly generated on each lecture So that a person is sitting at home or is in the same Wi-Fi system cannot send a doubt to me So the means for establishing the connection between the client and the server you need both IP address and the session ID So possibly then to do Session ID is 430 Yeah, that was displayed on the screen Now the connection is successful and we have got the screen where we can ask the sub text out also and audio dot also Please display the screen on the server So from here now we submit the text out. It will ask if you want to review your doubt Or you want to just submit if you press on okay, then the doubt will be sent We got those doubts I received a doubt text from user name Prakhar Yeah, doubt subject XML and what is the tag? Now if a professor thinks yeah, it is a good question I should answer this question then he will click on this On this stick button and our window will pop up with his face and XML and what is a tag Now this was a big doubt now. We can also send an audio request also here if I want to Miss ask something So I have to first enter the topic on which I had to ask If the teacher thinks that the topic is relevant to the subject and he should answer it Then only he will take it I received the audio doubt from Prakhar and the doubt subject XML Yeah, there will be a queue like yeah There will be a list of doubts here and if the professor will take on when you will click on the tick button of the server The start start button starts picking up here. So first of all it was a York poison is one night It will have a button with the start speaking So I can say anything so I have a doubt what is a tag in exchange No, you will disconnect and the enter will be removed from the audio panel Oh, it will tell you about iPhone what is forum so sorry in the conclusion I can only say that this app is implemented in the in the I mean in the practical level then this app will prove Prove what the what do you have its name? I mean the eye-class I means for I mean Technological name I class so it will eradicate all the Sub the main challenge was the eco-cancellation sir We spend a lot of time in searching in the native of this the libraries and all for eco-cancellation while Trying about that eco man. There's a lot of other things We will just see library known as peaks. So it provides various features one of the features was eco-cancellation It is a sea library. So we have to use JNI Java native interface to use it with Java Finally, we were able to implement it But it didn't cancel it. It did cancel a great extent sir. I'm about 80 percent So there is that was a delay. I think There's a delay not a co Minimal level we have tried to reduce Thank you all


Welcome to All Hands Update, this is your week in Navy history. January 19th, 1840, during the Exploring Expedition, USS Vicinus, commanded by Lieutenant Charles Wilkes, became the first U.S. Navy ship to reach the Antarctic continent. On January 20th, 1909, ship-fitter first-class George H. Wheeler and Boson's mate William H. Gowen displayed bravery and extraordinary heroism while fighting a fire in Coquimbo, Chile. Both men were awarded the Medal of Honor for their actions. January 24, 1942, during the Battle of Macassar Strait, destroyers John D. Ford, Parrot, Pope and Paul Jones attacked the anchored Japanese invasion force in the harbor of bullock Pupon Borneo, sinking four of 12 transport ships. If you'd like to learn more about these facts and the Navy's history, visit the Naval History and Heritage Commence website.


The governor of River State, Nyesum Ezebunwan-Wike, has urged Nigerians to be more careful in their choice of who they entrust with the responsibility of governing Nigeria. He said this was because the ruling APC federal government has set Nigeria 20 years backwards in just six and a half years of its misrule. The governor said it was only states controlled by the People's Democratic Party that are preoccupied with delivering the dividends of democracy. While referring to the APC as the other people, he stated that they are only fighting themselves about direct primaries and indirect primaries. He explained that it was wrong for most governments to forget to include the well-being of the most vulnerable in society in their programs. While joining us to discuss this is Ennefa Jodhwil. He is of the River's civil society organizations and we also are being joined by Darlingson while he is the Deputy Publicity Secretary-Elect ARC River State. Thank you very much, gentlemen, for joining us. Darlingson, can you hear me? Yes, it's always a pleasure. Great, great, great. Ennefa, I'm going to start with you. The governor is speaking about the APC-led government, obviously, pointing at the federal and state governments and saying that they've set the country 20 years backwards. And for you who works with civil society, I mean, just a few minutes ago we were talking about the protests that happened in the Northwest as a result of the killings and, of course, the terrorism that they're experiencing. But can we really say that the presidency and the APC-led government has really set Nigeria 20 years back? Very, very, very, the sentiment of the governor is a fact that the APC government is one of the worst governments in the history of Nigeria. However, such a comment shouldn't be coming from someone in the political party that is known to be as destructive as the APC. I am again separately, and there is no difference between, ideologically and philosophically speaking, there is no difference between the APC and the PDP. They are one of the same fact. Most of the principal actors are in the APC, we are all in the PDP. If the major players call them, they will be the squad leaders of this world. These are entrenched PDP people, you know, most of them, a good number of them, we are all members of the PDP. And of course we all know too that the 60 years of our PDP was equally the best of room, a system beyond our power project, yet there is darkness everywhere. We want to talk about the PDP government couldn't deliver on a portable water. We want to know about the government who couldn't industrialize this country. Ironhaw and steel is nowhere to be found. They couldn't even provide simple things like, simple, simple technology, IT and water view. So my point is that the PDP like competence are to abuse the APC because they are one of the same thing. And for the governor. And the governor sometimes sounds so sure of himself. He talks, sometimes the governor wants to act as an activist that he is not. For God's sake, we are talking about the governor who, you are talking about policies as it affects the downtrodden. We are talking about a governor who, no civil servant, reverse it has been promoted since he came into the state. That means that if you are in level six, since he came, you are remaining level six till death. Why your counter pass must have moved to level ten by now? But it remains so. We are talking about a governor who has not paid demo social teachers despite cuts on that. The industrial cuts and even the criminal appeal have stopped on that. A lawyer. And he has refused to obey the court and I have not paid him. So you are saying that governor has found himself in the case of a pot that is calling a kettle black. Is that what you are saying? That he should not be speaking on this issue. I am saying with good respect to him, I think he has just been a hypocrite. Since I level off hypocrisy. What are the industries he has created for poor people? We are speaking about a set of IT centers. The IT is the new oil in the world. What is he doing? Even the consumer processing factory that was created by a joint measure between the previous government and Shell that he came and completed. The government continued. As I speak to you, he has dissolved the bond of the consumer processing factory and it has been terminated ever since then. No industry, no employment, nothing, nothing. As such a governor is talking about, it is true that the FPC is a fair political party and this government is a fair one. But that should not be coming from a governor who is called a fair governor. All right. Let me go to Darlington. Mr. Morgul, the governor has, in his statement, he was being represented by his aide, Kelvin Ibiri. He did talk about the fact that the governors in the PDP are being preoccupied by delivering the dividends of democracy. So let's use Governor Wike here as, you know, as, let's see, the poster child of delivering dividends of democracy. What dividends of democracy is the governor referring to? Let's start with River State. Are there any dividends that we can point to? I mean, Anefa just literally crushed every single thing that the governor has said in that statement. But do you have anything to say to save the governor's reputation in this regard? Well, I wouldn't want to indulge myself in the seasonal brickbats. But the governor of River State always engages himself with the federal government of Nigeria. I wouldn't also want to entertain your audience just like the governor does on a daily basis. Free train tax payers money on national TV on a daily basis in the guise of launching or flagging off commissioning projects. I think that governments and government is a serious business. And when people talk about if we want to discuss serious business, then we should go down to roll up our sleeves and discuss very serious business. Now, we are talking about governance in Nigeria and governance in River State. And you wouldn't have someone who is, who has refused to be accountable to the people of River State. You wouldn't have such a person trying to paint or trying to brush the federal government in a very bad light, in a very bad manner. He is not a good example of what an opposition should be. Now this is a government that has run the state with a budget that is not seen in the public domain. How do you mean? And we have, the budget is nowhere to be found. The budget of River State in the past six years, the government of the state has operated a secret budget. But then I remember when I was in River State, the budget used to be published on a certain government website. So you could go and assess the different parts of that budget. And I remember.  I challenge you to direct us to that website where the budget of the state is in the past six years, since 2015 when it took over. Now we are saying that these are not meritorex. This is not trying to play to the gallery or entertain your audience. We are talking about facts. You cannot, in any sane democracy, claim that you are running a people's government or you are accountable to the people whereas the budget expenditure, which is a public document and we should be a public document, is nowhere to be found. You are not accountable to the people. You award control based on impulse. I'm sorry. Again, I want to challenge you. When you say that the governor is not accountable to the people, in what way are you saying? Because I don't understand. What is the number one test of accountability? You are a member of the opposition in the state. And the opposition in the state seems to be a public document. Can I ask a question? You are a member of the APC in River State. And the opposition in River State seems to be a worthy opposition. What has the APC done in challenging the government to produce this so-called secret budget or be accountable to the people? Because it's not enough for you to talk about it. What are you doing to get the government to be on their toes? That's what the opposition is supposed to do, right? Well, what else should a credible opposition do other than calling out the government of the day, talking to the people of the state about the dangers of we having a government that runs and operates a secret budget? There's nowhere in the world where, as you mean, the federal government was operating a secret budget as we have in River State. I bet you that the whole country would have been on fire because you cannot have expenses made based on knee-jerk reactions. You cannot have, on a daily basis, contracts being awarded that are not captured in the budget for people to be able to verify, for people to be able to imack this project, for people to cross-check and examine the cost implications of this budget vis-à-vis the standard cost of these items in the market or in the open market, as the case may be. So when once you have deficiency with your budgeting system, I dare say that there is every reason for you to believe that there is, or there are, acts of corruption. Because the number one point of corruption in this country is in the budget. But Anafa just said something about the fact that, hold on, Anafa George will just say something about, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, one second, let me just put this here. Anafa George will just put the APC on the same level with the PDP. In fact, he said that they're one and the same. It's just the different colors or the different logos on their flags that differentiate them, but they're one and the same. So you're on the other side pointing fingers at the government on its level of irresponsibility according to you, while Anafa on the other hand is saying that you're as irresponsible as the government of the day. In other words, if you were there, in his words, you'd probably do the same thing. What do you have to say about that? Well, those are his opinions and his entitled to his opinions. Opinions are free, but the facts that are on the ground are sacred and the facts are actually the direct opposite of what Anafa just said. And if you want to correlate what is happening at the federal level with what is happening in reverse, there is no basis for comparisons. Really? Number one, we do have an open budget for the federation, a budget which is subjected to public debates by the National Assembly, which is subjected to pandering by the federal committees at the level of the National Assembly. Again, a system in reverse is where a document is brought up, a summary of expenses is brought up, or what I call a statement of an incident. Well, we have to go. We have to go. I apologize. Time is not on our side, but I want to say thank you. Anafa Jardrula, I want to say thank you. Thank you so much for speaking with us. Unfortunately, we cannot continue this conversation, but I appreciate your thoughts. Thank you. Well, thank you all for staying with us. Now Nigerians tell us the version of Nigeria that they prefer, the Nigeria of today or Nigeria of 20 years ago. Well, my name is Mary Anakun. I will see you tomorrow as we return with plus politics. Have a good evening. Of course, 20 years ago, things were easy and things were better. But then now, I prefer the new Nigeria because there are a lot of innovations. Without the government, people are starting to grow with what they have, with what they can offer to society. So I believe that the new Nigeria, the Nigeria of this 21st century is a kind of, is a growing society. Yes. And that's something that will put Nigeria in the forefront in the eyes of the other parts of the world. To me, 20 years ago is better to what we have now. Like 20 years ago, we don't have things like street courtesies.  And even like Christmas now, Christmas is in the air. You can't even feel it, that there's Christmas in the air. So Nigeria of 20 years with me, I would like, if I can reverse the end of time, I would like to go back 20 years, honestly. I think I prefer, I prefer now. Because there are some civilizations that's in the country already. You understand what I'm saying? Like 20 years ago, there was no Instagram, there was no other stuff, all those stuffs, you know. So I would say now is better than 20 years ago. I would say we have gone some steps further than I'm sure we had ever imagined. But we have a whole lot to do. And I would say we are still following shots of expectations. We have faith that things will get better in the next 20 years.


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how you can swap values of two 1D arrays using call by reference in C++. Before starting, you can subscribe my YouTube channel by clicking on the link which is available at bottom right corner of this video. You can download my app tag immense that is available on Google Play. You can connect with me by following these details which are available in front of you. Now you can see a code which is implemented in front of you. First statement is comment which is showing swap values of two arrays using call by reference in C++. Then I have included header file IO string. Then I have used a namespace std which is defined in IO string. The same space I have used for seen and see out. Then class array is defined. It is containing an array in teaser type array which which is of five size. Then public access specify. So this array is private and after public section read print and swap these functions are declared. So these functions are in public section. So we can access these functions inside main function. So read function print function and swap three functions are declared here. Swap is receiving one argument, but read and print are not receiving any argument. After termination of class, first I have defined read function. So inside read function, you can see return type, then name of class, then scope resolution operator, then read is the name of function inside its definition. Variable i is declared. Then a loop is repeating five times from zero to four. And with the help of scene, I am reading values of array. After implementation of read function, print function is defined. It is similar to read, but it is using see out instead of see in. So it will be displaying elements which are available inside array and and is used to terminate the line. So each element will be displayed on new lines. The next function swap is defined here. Inside swap, one argument is received. That is X. X is formal argument here, which will receive the value of explicit argument that will be passed from main function. Then two variables i and t are declared. With the help of this for loop, I am going to swap values of two arrays. So this a of i is representing implicit argument and this X dot a of i is implement is representing explicit argument. So first study this main function here, two areas are declared a one and a two. Then see out will display enter first array message on console. Then a one dot read function is called. This will read first array similar to first array. Second array will be read using a two dot read. Then this statement is important here. A one dot swap a two statement is written. A one is implicit argument and a two is explicit argument. So this a two will be passed inside this X and X will be representing a two here. So when we implement call by reference by using this ampersand sign in formal argument, memory of explicit argument here a two memory of a two will be shared by this X. So whatever change we do in X formal argument that will be automatically applicable for a two because both are sharing same memory location and a one is passed implicitly so we can access it here directly. So this ai and this ai is representing implicit argument that is a one and this X dot a of i and this X dot a of i is representing this X which is sharing the memory of a two. So in short, we can say that a one and a two values are swapped using these three statements after completion of swapping using a one dot print and a two dot print. All the elements of arrays will be displayed on console. So after this explanation, I am executing this code. It is asking for first array elements. So I am entering one in first array and I am entering two in second array. You can see the result values of first arrays are now two and values of second array are now one. So with the help of this example, I have changed the values of sorry, I have swapped values of two and the arrays and I have followed the method called by reference in C++. I hope you have understood this concept well. If you want to watch more programming related videos, you can subscribe my YouTube channel that is Sajagukta underscore tech school. Thank you for watching this video.