I don't know how we got here. I don't have time for this but it should be fun because we're weird. There's no excuse. Are you excited for me to talk about something other than Abercrombie? I mean we've said it's not gonna end ever. Despite declaring many times that I intended to have smaller TBRs this year, every month it gets worse. Um I don't I don't know. I don't know. I don't know how we got here. I mean it's just a lot of a lot of poor decisions. Basically I just said yes to a lot of things and I kept thinking that April was the kind of low-key month. Um and the entire reason for that was because the the first law read-along that we're doing on the podcast, we're taking a break in April. We're not reading anything in April and we're gonna come back to the stand alins in May and because one book was off my TBR I was like oh okay April's like a chill month. I can say yes to everything in April. And actually my TBR is worse than this because in addition to what you see before you, some of these books are for this but um I agreed to be a co-host um for the tour.comathon that is being hosted by beautifully bookish Bethany. I will leave her announcement video linked down below because she can explain it a lot better than me. What I can tell you is that it is taking place in April. It is a week long. The mission statement of it is to read tour.com in print books. There is a bingo board. There will be a giveaway. There will be reading sprints. There will be a live show. And we have a group book. A book that is like required reading for, well the hosts anyway. So tour.com a lot of what they publish are novelas and sort of the again the mission statement or like part two of the mission statement is like it's one to read tour.com books and two because we probably all have a bunch of tour.com books that are like languishing on our kindles or at least I do. So that point being I have a couple here at the top that I'll go over tour.com books that I have physical copies of um but then I also do have a bunch of tour.com books on my Kindle. So I'll go over those first before I forget just to get through that first. So anyway here's the TBR sack. I'm going to move it now. Okay let's start with the group book the one that is like required or at least the one that we will be talking about in the live show. I don't know if we're talking about anything else in the live show. I'm a terrible co-host. Bethany knew this when she asked me though. So the group book the like official book is remote control by Nettie Okorafor. I do have that on my Kindle so no physical copy that I have um but just kidding scrap what I was going to say. That is the group book so I will be reading that. May as well go through the other ones that I don't have physical copies of since I've got my phone on me. There I will I also have my Kindle Empress of Salt and Fortune by Nevo. Drowned Country by Emily Tash which is the sequel to Silver in the Wood. I might need to reread Silver in the Wood. It's been a while. They're both short so if need be. Sorcerer of the Wild Deeps by Kai Ashanti Wilson and Inside Man by KJ Parker. So those are all on my Kindle. Those are all my on my uh tour.comathon TBR. And then in addition I have and will be attending or attempting to read Fly Away by Kathleen Jennings which I don't I bought it when it came out. I don't remember why I did. I just remember it sounding amazing to me and also being shocked at how short it was when I got it. A book that I've been meaning to read for since it came out uh Ring Shout by Peter J. Lee Clark. The ones that I'm regarding as like firmly this is happening are the group book remote control and then Ring Shout because I have been wanting to read this for forever so having this opportunity to like force myself to is yay. And then this book um so the giveaway I mentioned there are two books for that are uh possible things for the giveaway um I don't remember where the other one is. Well one of the books is a book that I actually haven't intend to read and that is um Elder Race by Adrian Tchaikovsky. Adrian Tchaikovsky is the author of Guns of the Dawn and Tiger and the Wolf and that Alien Spider one. Never read it but I know all the people have. Anyway so yeah one of the giveaways is for Elder Race and I will also be reading Elder Race or intending to anyway. Tor.comathon again the announcement video is linked down below um Bethany's video where she'll tell you all the co-hosts and on the giveaway details how to enter and relevant dates. I think it's the 16th through the 22nd um don't quote me on that. And yeah uh it should be it should be fun uh this is I don't have time for this but it should be fun. Okay moving on to everything that is physically on my TBR which yeah you already saw. It's a lot. So even though I was like I have a freer month in April because we are not doing a first law book in April. We do have book club in April because we're quarterly now so those just like got swapped so April was a no freer than any other month but whatever. So we're reading A Lady's Guide to Mischief and Mayhem by Amanda Collins. This is Amanda's Pick so the live show for it will be on Amanda's channel the last Saturday of the month however we have been doing them on Saturday morning uh Saturday morning our time uh or at least my time. Saturday it has been 11 a.m pacific time every time always unless it's Halloween but we do have some scheduling conflicts so we will be doing it in the evening instead um I think 6 p.m pacific time but anyway otherwise uh last Saturday of the month as usual. We'll see how I do with this romance book. The next two I'll do together Mara and I are continuing our Realm of the Elderlings journey with uh now diving into the Tawny Man trilogy. However we were told during the live show for Mara and I talked about Farseer and Liveship that it is wise to read the Wolfle Princes and the Five Old Prince before reading Tawny Man so Mara and I, it's really short so Mara and I are going to read both this month. I'm delighted by how short this is and I'm delighted that like comparatively speaking Fools uh Aaron was that correct did I take the right one yeah book one okay the titles are all very similar mess them up all the time um so yeah uh Fools Aaron compared to the Liveship books or compared to Assassin's Quest is practically a novella so looking forward to this everyone keeps hyping Tawny Man like I felt like everyone hyped Liveship a lot but then as soon as I was reading Liveship no one cared about Liveship or was like no Tawny Man is where it's at I was like I swear all y'all told me that Liveship was where it's at so I'm just guessing that as soon as I start Tawny Man everyone's like Tawny Man's cool and all but where it's really at it fits in the hole so anyway I am stoked to continue my Realm of the Elderlings journey. The next three I will do together because I said you go start everything this month I don't know why I scheduled my life like this. We're back with Shakespeare but not only are we back with Shakespeare we were doing just a play and the Hogarth retelling of it which all things considered aside from like committing to a live show for that it's pretty short Shakespeare plays are very short and the retelling so far have been quite short and that remains true we are reading King Lear and the Hogarth Shakespeare retelling of it Dunbar by Edward Saint Ovid it is quite short but we're not just doing that oh no oh no we have been calling this for months now the Triple Lear because we are also reading the Queens of Innocent Lear by Tessa Grad which is not short not short at all so we're reading all three of these we being me my friend Heather and we're gonna have a live show chatting about the play the retellings comparing contrasting gushing whatever so if you are in any way inclined towards Shakespeare retellings of the Bard consider joining us. Next up is the is a mini readalong that we're doing in my discord that I mentioned last month we read Angela's Ashes last month in March kind of for St. Patrick's Day but then we're with the intent to go on and read Tiz and then Teacher Man next month so Tiz is up next in April I have read this before I have not read Teacher Man so that'll be new for me Angela's Ashes was a reread and Tiz is a reread and I remember not liking Tiz as much as Angela's Ashes but I did really enjoy it I mean Frank McCourt's authorial voice it's so charming but it's hard I mean well at least I think so so anyway uh I am looking forward to this reread it's been a long time since I read Tiz and yeah and I'm very much looking forward to for the first time reading Teacher Man next month then the sort of truth readalong continues with the one that every single live show so far Bethany and I have brought up this book to be like and then that one Temple of the Winds which is the fourth book in the sort of truth and is the one that both Bethany and I have vivid memories of being wildly scarred by because this is the weirdest one of the ones I've read I read like nine of them back when I was reading these books for the first time I don't know why I kept reading after Temple of the Winds because Temple of the Winds is um it's something it's something I'm hoping that because I've like I remember it's being so bonkers that I might have like hyped that up in my mind so much that when I reread it now I'll be like actually you know it's not that bad like I remember to being way worse it's actually fine I'm hoping because like my memory of it is being just non-stop what uh so the live show for this will be on my channel yay um and yeah Bethany and I will be discussing it probably at length because this book is weird this book is super weird next up is a read-along that it was you know on temporary hiatus and is now returning to you and that is The Sun Eater series by Christopher Rockio because Kingdoms of Death is out and also we've got the lesser devil story collection so Alex and I read The Lesser Devil which is a story in here um but there's a whole bunch of other stories that are published in this bind up so Alex and I are doing both and we're gonna chat about them on his channel yes yes well we weren't wasn't his channel before it is now uh yeah so Kingdoms of Death is the fourth book in The Sun Eater series and The Lesser Devil is you know short stories within the world of The Sun Eater uh including The Lesser Devil which we did read before and we talked about it uh when we talked about the third book so you've had time now to catch up I expect every one of you to be there for this because you've had months now to read that part of silence the howling dark and the devil uh demon in white so there's there's no excuse you should all be there on Alex's channel when we talk about Kingdoms of Death next up is my Book of the Month Club book because as I've said I have I'm requiring myself to read those as I get them so that I don't fall behind on them and it's months like these where I'm like but what if I did it though but if I think that once then I will never get back to reading all of them I am on the wagon on this right now and I cannot fall off the wagon so new the book that I picked in March yes uh because it was April was The Cartographers by Peng Shepard at this point I don't really remember I just remember this was like one of the speculative options it says it's perfect for fans of Joe Hill and Beeshwab I wish I'm more or less a fan of theirs not like obsessed it seemed quite like magical realism-ish a highly imaginative thriller about a young woman who discovers that a strange map in her deceased father's belongings holds an incredible deadly secret one that will lead her on an extraordinary adventure and to the truth about her family's dark history it sounded intriguing at the very least and I quite like this cover so I mean other than the fact that I'm gonna be buried alive under my tbr I'm quite looking forward to this next up is the book that my patrons and I uh are buddy reading we buddy read Strange the Dreamer in March and with the understanding that in April we would continue on and read Music Nightmares the second book in this duology and I once again picked the shiniest copy of this that I have because I don't know why I also hate purple so I picked the shiny purple copy to show you because because I don't know why this is I think this is signed I know a lot of my copies are signed yep it surely is signed to me my lady Taylor uh even though it's purple I'm pretty yeah I think at the time uh the date of her signing now that you care I had ordered the UK one which is orange chef's kiss but because it was coming from the UK and the signing was like a day after the book's release or something so it had not arrived yet so I couldn't bring my UK copy for her to sign so I had her sign and personalize the purple one to me because you know to do what you gotta do Music Nightmares as I said is a sequel to Strange the Dreamer I remember adoring this like I love Strange the Dreamer but Music Nightmares was five out of five stars where Strange the Dreamer because of very spoilery reasons it did disappoint me at the end which was I mean I love Strange the Dreamer still but it did something that I was quite angry about and it took me a whole year luckily I had a year between the release of Strange the Dreamer and Music Nightmares to forgive Laney Taylor for doing that so I could go into Music Nightmares prepared to accept what more she had to tell me and Music Nightmares is beautiful it is five out of five stars it's amazing and I'm very much looking forward to rereading this so next up is the book that my patrons chose for me to read and review for them or read and vlog for them and that is the Justice of Kings by Richard Swamp which I feel like everybody was reading arcs of this like a whole other go I generally heard positive things so I'm looking forward to this and it's also not as long as I was afraid it would be because adult fantasy can be you know can be hob like but yeah this sounded when people were reviewing it like something I would like so my patrons picked it for me and I was not upset so I obviously don't know anything about this other than it's a new fantasy book and it is a fantastic debut according to Peter McLean and I really like Peter McLean's War for the Rose Throne books and KSB also also blurbed it and I liked I quite liked the Wolf of Orenyaro KSB also said a marvelously detailed world with an engrossing adventure from a unique perspective no man is above the law so yeah I'm excited to read this this shouldn't be on my tv or this next book because I don't have time for it um but also I'm gonna buddy read it with uh Vish from books with V I think she's rereading it and yes but anyway Jade War by Fonda Lee because I cannot be kept away from the green bow and so on I mean I told Mar if she was gonna read it in May I could wait that long and she was like no go ahead I don't know what I'm gonna read it and I was like okay I'll probably read this first I will probably read this and soon as I'm done filming videos I'm super super stoked Jade City so good I mean the year is young but and I have no idea how I'll feel about the next two books in the series but Jade City could easily be a favorite of the year for me and everyone says the second and third books are even better so are you excited for me to talk about something other than Abercrombie for me to fangirl about a different series because like I can just replace all of the times when I bring up first law with green bone from now on that we can make that happen and last but most certainly not least is the final ish book in our song wise and fire read along which I mean we've said it's not gonna end ever so this is is this the end I don't know but we're reading fire and blood by George R. R. Martin Alex Jimmy and I and the live show for this is back to my channel I think yes we were originally thinking and hoping that House of the Dragon the HBO show would be coming out around now so it would be like cool to read this like right before the show comes out so it's like fresh in our brains um alas the show was pushed back so we're just gonna forget everything that we read before the show comes out anyway um I've never read this there this is this gorgeous illustrations on it just looking at the number of like dark pages like from you can when you can see how many I have illustrations on them because it's a dark page there's a lot of illustrations in this book I am really excited to read this because like I mean I don't know where we're going to get winds of winter so it is just it's a nice feeling to have a new George R. R. Martin a song of ice and fire related book to read so yeah I don't really know anything about this except like the like the fact of it being about Targaryens in a different era but that's all I know 300 years before A Game of Thrones dragons ruled Westeros like that's literally all I know about this is basically that blurb um and like look at this baller ass dragon art on the back like damn so I'm excited um I enjoyed Night of the Seven Kingdom but that was just sort of like a little little story this is like this meteor so I'm excited to talk about this for like five hours Jimmy and Alex so yeah that's everything that I'm reading in April is it enough below the comments down below your thoughts and feelings about what I will be reading intending to read hoping to read you know which things like I should definitely prioritize even though like it doesn't matter because basically everything that I just listed to you is something that I have to read uh for one reason or another so whenever you want to let me know I have this video on saturdays other random tells will open saturdays so like and subscribe join my patreon if you feel so inclined and I'll see you when I see you


Hi everybody, I'm Jen with opensource.com, and I have a brand new top five articles for you for April 1st. At number five, Libre Planet begins with Snowden, ends with DRM protest. We have a special event report from Deb Nicholson on Libre Planet that was last weekend in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Highlights include comments from Edward Snowden, and they end with protests and rallies around DRM. At number four, Glucosio helps Diabetics track blood sugar. This is an interview with Benjamin Carenza sharing his aggressive and unparalleled vision for Glucosio with Ruth Bavisette. At number three, after a nasty computer virus, Sysadmin looks to Linux. This is part of our My Linux Story series. A Sysadmin goes to Linux in 2004 after a very costly computer virus, and you can find out more about his story in this article. At number two, Five open source home automation tools. With the Internet of Things rapidly expanding the number of connected devices in our homes, finding open source solutions for controlling them is increasingly important. This comes from Jason Baker, who is back with five of his favorites. And finally at number one, Top 11 project management tools for 2016. Robin Mowik looks back at the top project management tools that we covered in 2014 and 2015 with updates on new releases, notable new and improved features, and much more. Check it out on obsource.com. Thanks for joining me, and I will see you with top five next Friday.


This is very important in our session as we are living in extremely difficult times. We have to face with the unprecedented crisis, COVID-19, and we have to discuss how to respond it on the local level, how to respond it in our healthcare system, how to respond it in our local economies. We have to think how to recover and be more resilient in the future. This crisis happened in the middle of discussion of future MFF. So we know that we have revised our position toward MFF and we have to build new financial tool to support our economy. I mean recovery plan. We want to be very active player and we want to be active partner in discussion. I'm very pleased that during this plenary session we had very valuable debates with commissioners, with MEPs and I'm very satisfied that COR remains the main voice of local and regional authorities from all corners of Europe.


What are you doing? You might want to speak up a little bit. I'm in a motel. Yeah, where? In Tampa. No, St. Petersburg. Yeah, St. Petersburg. Oh, okay. Exciting. I got to go. It's what? Haunted. No. Really? That's what they say. Yeah, what floors haunted? Third floor. And where are you at? On the third floor. We made it happen, didn't we, baby? Yeah, we did. We sure did. And it is 1238 a.m. and what's Shaberg going to do? You're going to walk the halls. Yeah. Oh, third floor. Yeah, on the third floor. It's not much of a hall, but I'm going to walk it. Let's see what you're providing. Yeah. Let's see if you can find that little girl. Yeah, it's supposed to be haunted by a little girl, huh? Yes. And when we come back, we're going to get an interview with a desk clerk, aren't we? Yeah. So he can tell the ghost stories. Yeah, he had a couple of ghost stories. Yes. Yeah, he, one of them he couldn't finish. No. No, he said, I can't talk about it anymore. I'm done. I'm scared. I'm getting chills right now, huh? He says he sees them and he doesn't want to. Yeah. Scared. Yeah, it does. So we'll be back. Okay. Have fun. You too? Oh, that's cute. Okay, YouTube, I got to kind of be quiet because this place opened in 1926. So I'm not going to talk much. We're just going to walk around the third floor. 1926. Those that laid down these halls, this hall, this barricade, you can see this little girl. You can hear the floor boards are creaking. So still over a wood hole here and a little fitness center and a jacuzzi. That's the third floor, and all very big. There are 70 rooms in this hotel. Let's go down to the second floor. They said it's after 12, 30 a.m. So we can add about five minutes, 20 seconds, 25 seconds. Maybe it was just a floor board. Pizza delivery guy. I'm going to say how late he's open. Monkey's got the monkey. He's cleared down in the hall where we just came from. I'll go tell Monkey maybe she wants to order a pizza. We're coming up just at the other end. This is cool too as well, guys. Of course it doesn't work anymore, but this is. There's one on the first floor and one on the third floor, but these are the original ones that was in here. Of course these are interesting. So there's a little tour. I don't know if I'll pollute this or not. We'll see if I catch anything or not. Whoops. I suppose things do not disturb us. Pretty cool. The bathrooms are very tiny. Come on 1926. This is the top of the line. We got valet parking here. Restaurants all within walking distances. She found some candy. I found something better though. Man, YouTube. Me and YouTube found something better. Domino's Pizza delivery guy delivering pizza on the second floor. Yeah. Now they don't carry extra pizzas. You want to order a pizza? All right. Do it. Hurry up because he might close at one.  All this technology. Find a phone book. I get it guys. Okay, listen. I'm going to get off of here. Look what we have set up here. We have the DVR system. Our monitor, which is as big as the TV, but I'll shut this off and I'll show you what we're looking at here. That's and of course we are right here on this bed. So I'm going to be up watching this. But the guy that I was talking to said that most of the activity happens around 3 a.m. right in that area. So of course 3 a.m. I'm going to go take another little walk. I'll get back with you guys.


I appreciate that, thank you. How are you? I'm good, thanks. Thank you. How are you doing? How are you guys? I'm good. Have you just sat in the laughter? Cheers. How are you, all right? How are you, Dad? Good man. How are you? How's it going today? Huh? How's it going today? How's it going? How's it going? Have you had a birthday or is there a birthday this week? Oh, really? Okay. How are you doing, Jan? You all right? Good, yeah? Good to have you, Dad, man. How are you? All right. How are you? All right. How are you? How are you? I'm fine. All right, life. Thank you. How are you? How are you? How are you? Thank you. Where's everyone at? It's far today. I'm the only boy. Because he's a nice shoulder. You all right? All right? You all right? How are you doing? How are you? Safe. Safe. All right, Dad. Safe. Good to have you. All right, lads. All right, lads. Thank you. Okay. You all come back out, then. Never trust any of you. How are you? Are you on about you? It's here? Copy to me. It's here. Right, you're all done now, too. I'm not going. Here are a few. Thank you.


Hello hello welcome back to exotic wine travel. I am your host Matthew Horky. Hi I'm Shereen Ty. Welcome back to the show today. We have a show that Shereen had to get really special and dressed up. It looks so good because she's excited about this show. We're talking about value driven Chardonnay from Santa Barbara County. Are you excited? Yeah very much. I like the Chardonnay from Santa Barbara County a lot. A lot fantastic. So before we get started guys I want to let you know that this video has not been paid for in any way shape or form but if you do like these videos, if they do add value to your life, check out our downloadable guide to the wines of Santa Barbara. Sipping Santa Barbara. Recommended wines and producers. I'm Kendall PDF and EPUB. I will put it up on the screen. Before we get in the show awesome we get we just Corvind these wines into using our Corvind Model 2 Elite. Thank you to Corvind for allowing us for giving us a test sample to use and we poured them into these a beautiful Gabrielle Glass Gold Edition handle of glasses. Universal glasses. Do you like these things? Lovely. I mean it's so convenient you can it every single one of these. They've covered everything in it. I'll put a discount code for those glasses in towards the end of the video. We are not affiliates. We don't get anything from that. I want to say one thing about this Corvind. We've filmed now 13 or 14 episodes went through 40 bottles of wine and the first capsule just ran out. So I was really amazed to see how long the Corvind act. The capsule actually lasted. Let's get into some of the wines. So Chardonnay. I think that probably Chardonnay is the best grape in Santa Barbara County in terms of performance. It's hard to say. I can't I can't say that seriously because the Pinot Noir the Cera are tasty. Well it's so cool because the expressions are different in Santa Rita Hills versus Santa Maria Valley. That's where we have these three wines. These are value driven Chardonnays under $30. I think we have 22, 22 and 30 and I think I've seen these for even less retail. Shall we get started? Very much. Legendary producer. First we have Obon Clermont his Santa Barbara County Appalachian level Chardonnay from 2006. So this is a very value driven Chardonnay. Jim Clendon and Obon Clermont. Legendary. Legendary producer really strives to make more Burgundian style Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Let's give this a little bit of a go. This is barrel fermented, right? Yeah. If I remember correctly it may not be this specific bottle but Obon Clermont Chardonnay was the first Chardonnay from Santa Barbara that I liked. Yeah okay let's give this a go. Not intense but I get the Chardonnayness, the lemon, kind of the banana peel. I do get the topstiness from the oil but it's very well integrated. Really beautiful. Just kind of a light, unfussy Chardonnay, right? Like really proper melon, lemon. Let's see what the color is. It looks like it's pretty dark. The lumen has a little bit more color. Well let's give this a go. Good start to the show. It's a bit toasty on the bouquet but I don't get the toastiness in the mouth. To me it's a lot of sweet fruit in the mouth. It's lemon and ripe flavors, right? It's not like the most overly complex but this is his entry level wine. I think this is very good crystalline fruit flavors, medium whey. It's not oak, it's not oak-y, it's not buttery. It's just delicious, right? Yeah it's quite creamy in the mouth but it's not heavy. Big apple, nice round aroma. It's a little bit spicy on the palate. I'm 4.0 on this. I think you're a fan of this. I'm complicated but very lovely. I imagine a lot of people would like it. Super well made, delicious. I think you can find this for under $20 to really get a feel for what Santa Barbara County Chardonnay is all about. Yeah, let's move on. Good job. Good job by Jim. Let's move on him. We have the J Wilkes Santa Maria Valley Chardonnay from 2015. Interesting fact, J Wilkes owned by the Miller family which owns a lot of the famous biennial cedar vineyards. Wes Hagen is the producer. He used to work at Clos Pepe. He's very well renowned. I'm excited about tasting this after the strong showing by the J Wilkes Pinot Blanc I had yesterday I thought was fantastic. This rolls in at $22. What do you think about Santa Maria fruit versus Santa Maria hills? Generally, I tend to find that Santa Maria is fruitier and more floral whereas Santa Rita tends to be more linear and flinty. That's a generalization because I think there's a lot of vineyard to vineyard difference as well but yeah that's how I find in general. There's a big difference right away between the J Wilkes and the Au Bon Clamotte. This is much more like lemon custard and more stone fruit and creamier for me so to speak. I think I pick up a little bit more wood. The aroma is more high-pitched. It's darker in color. That's a little bit of green uplift to it too. For me this is like has brighter pineapple lemony stuff going on. This is more creamy on the nose to me. I find the fruit flavor more precise in J Wilkes. You like this. You like this quite a bit right? This is a quite highly scored one. Let me give this up for an entry level one. Let me give this a go. For a floral and honey. What? You like that or? It almost tastes like this vineyard with something inside. It is floral honey. This shows a little bit more wood than this. This has less wood to me. This shows a little bit more. I'm pretty impressed. I've been pretty hard on J Wilkes wines in the past. This is the two that I've had pretty nice. Do you like this? Yeah, very much. It steps it up a level in complexity of this one. I think I would put about 4.1 out of 5, 4.0 on the vino. Again, scores don't matter that much but that's just my personal reference. I think this is pretty solid. I'm really intrigued by the floral and honey-ness. I'm just really wondering if there's any other food in them. Very nice. It's beautiful. They don't have any. They do have Pinot Blanc though. Let's move on here. This is a wine I am excited about trying. This is the Lumen Chardonnay from 2015, the Sierra Madre Vineyards in Santa Maria Valley. This is made by Lane Tanner. Legendary producer. She's one of the first female independent winemakers in Santa Barbara County. This is a new project. I like the Grenache. I'm excited to try this. Let's get it going. Very reasonable price. It's a single vineyard Chardonnay, 30 US dollars. Although I think I've seen it in retail for a little bit less. Let's give this a go. This has, I would have to say this has the darkest color, maybe between the three. Not that it's that big of a difference. Let's give this a smell. More earthy. Yeah, very earthy, stony. I like Lumen wine a lot but I often feel that it needs time to area and open up before it gets its full expression. Yeah, we had the Grenache, we tasted it on video. It showed well but we tasted it over two evenings and it got more and more complex and better and better and better. I have to say and I didn't plan it like this. I actually am preferring the smell on this the best so far. You? Give me a moment. Smoke, flint, pineapple. I get a custard like the Italian custard cannoli type smell. Let's give this a go. It has a very beautiful ampoule. It's like smoky sweet and sour. I mean this is a little bit more expensive. I think it has a little bit better fruit. This is quite good. I have to say this stony earthy flinty lemon mineral it's the fullest embody out of the three wouldn't you say? I mean this is this is fuller in body this is a little more lighter but this is quite nice. I find this to be the most structured, most complicated. It has a lot of mineral flavor and smokiness just plain beautiful. This is more elegant and linear in the mouth, lighter. I feel the acidity and this really stands out to me. Obon Clémont has this place though I would offer this if someone comes to me and say I like Chardonnay that's what I would offer. This is and this is fun and everyone's going to like this. Yeah three it's so hard for me I was thinking I'm like am I ever going to poo poo out of me or the lines but all the lines were showing very strong. Yeah I think I for my palette preference I think I would go 4.3 maybe 4.1 4.1 I would elevate this after smelling this again as well. It's just these are two different styles but similar quality right. Wow very good show anything you want to add on these Chardonnays? Well I think you have if you are really into Chardonnay you know Chardonnay pretty well I would really poo.  So check out I will put the links to these wineries in the description box we're going to do other shows on some higher end more expensive Chardonnays. I'm going to put the discount code for the Zolto glass up on the screen right now you get 15% off the standard glass or the alpha decanter once again we are not affiliates in any way shape or form it's just a nice offer for you if you like this video check out our guide sipping Santa Barbara. Recommend the wines I'm pretty used to it I think he forgot about the stop time though I'm kidding. Anything else you want to add about these wines before we start it off? Yeah definitely check out Santa Barbara Chardonnay it's one of our favorite. This could go with these two could go with meats I think actually. Awesome. Well this I would go with lobster. Okay so anyways guys check it out if you like this video PLEASE subscribe to our YouTube channel. Exactly on Travel and I will see you in the next episode.


Hello everybody. Good morning or good afternoon or good evening depending on when you're watching this video. Let's just jump right into it I'm going to walk you guys through my Amazon storefront So people often ask me a couple different things But they can ask me as a dental professional with my own mobile dental hygiene business Do you buy anything on Amazon? If so, what do you buy? I teach students how to open up their own teeth whitening business as well the whitening pro Academy So when I order like masks bibs kind of dental supplies for them Once I order them their first main box while they're going to need refills So they asked me can I get masks off of Amazon? Do I have to sign up for a dental company for masks when I don't need thousands of masks? I'm not a dentist with like 15 different hygienists. Where do I order these things from? So I'm going to show you guys what I do personally order from Amazon for my business What I recommend students order from Amazon as well But also some like personal things in there too things that I have for my own home office and for my mobile dental equipment What I kind of have purchased for my car to make my life easier as a mobile dental hygienist And I'll leave the link for my Amazon store down below if you're watching this on YouTube in the description box So definitely check that out and I do add to it all the time because links Become broken like if a product isn't available anymore So I do add to it often so I do suggest bookmarking it if you're a dental professional a dental student Or if you just want to know kind of things that I buy so let me share my screen here for you guys So again, I'll leave the link in the description for you here But my Amazon store is called Dental L with Andrea so you can kind of see the link here, but it's kind of small for you So this is what my store looks like so I have teeth wining supplies things for pets if you guys know me I am a dog lover. I have three dogs So and I have found some really amazing things that are life changing for my pets on Amazon dental supplies of course and then some things for my mobile dental that I have used to be you know Organized things for my car anytime. I kind of might feature a product on a YouTube video I I have nothing sponsored by the way. I'm going to add it here for you It's just easier than me having to answer all of the comments with the same link so check back there some of my personal items I'm a huge Amazon shopper. I don't have time to shop I love Amazon because they ship right to me and just some of my office stuff that I have enjoyed But I'm sure you guys want the dental supplies. That's why you've clicked this video So let me make the screen a bit bigger for you Sorry guys one second. Can I zoom in here for you guys? Yes, I can So this is my Amazon store. Okay, so I I'm not gonna go through everything But I'm just gonna quickly show you guys what I have so you will notice. I have many different tooth models This one I use for all of my patients when I'm when I'm talking about the difference between gingivitis and Perio, this is a great one here to kind of showcase what's a dental implant and then showing the difference between an implant and a Bridge this one is nice and large. I love this because it includes the Tongue you would be amazed how if you show let's say a tooth model like this Patients can't really understand it unless there's the actual tongue in there. So I love that one This is the intraoral camera you guys that I use to take photos of my patients teeth You do not have to spend two thousand dollars on an intraoral camera You can if you want to but this is two hundred and twenty two right now. I feel like it's on sale actually I feel like even I paid more.  So I love getting these from Amazon I use these for my teeth whitening trays For my patients toys from Amazon you guys if you're a mobile dental hygienist don't go To like the dollar store to get a dollar toy for your patients this has a hundred and twenty pieces and I love a treasure box type deal for my little patients I say okay, you can pick one toy or two toys But look at all of the different options here get that from Amazon So I had that linked for you in my Amazon store that you guys can see I love to use these What do you call them like disposable dappen dishes, but they go on your finger for my Basically anything for my silver diming fluoride for my peroxides anything This is my exact stool that I have used for my mobile when I'm traveling This is the stool that I sit on they have air water syringe tips if you guys have a compressor. I Love these zero gravity chairs Okay, you can see I have purchased this before It is good for 500 pounds very important if you're a mobile dental hygienist Even a teeth whitening technician and you're going mobile to clients homes get this chair you guys Because you might not always have a couch for the patient to lay in or if they do lay in the couch It might be hard to get your teeth whitening light over to the couch because who knows they might have an end table there They might have something I love bringing a chair because then I know what to expect and I know That the teeth whitening light is going to easily fit in there. So it does make a big difference. I highly recommend that I have these exact loops from amazon. You can get a 2.5 magnification or a 3.5 It just really depends on do you have good eyes or do you have bad eyes? I got the 3.5 because I wanted to see even closer um 69 99 loops can be $4,000 try them from amazon first if you don't like them take them back I get my teeth whitening lights from amazon. You don't need to spend $4,000 on a teeth whitening light Don't forget the safety glasses. So I had linked those here Um gloves in a bottle if your hands get dry from Moisturizing too much. This is amazing because it's kind of like an invisible shield. So it kind of keeps the moisture in there I love them. Um cheek retractors masks Cavvy wipes make sure to get the proper disinfecting wipes. Cavvy wipes are it Bamboo toothbrushes. So I don't love bamboo toothbrushes because I find them personally too coarse But if your patient's asking for them, then why not let them know that they can get them from amazon Again, some more safety glasses. Obviously the link is broken. I didn't realize so we'll have to take that out You can get um nitrile gloves from amazon. You don't have to spend a fortune Micro brushes a shade guide. I love showing clients their shades. They love to see that Um, just kind of like a random piece here, but did you know you can get removable custom labels? So if you want to label anything you don't have to get those like paper labels that you have to stick on and then They're there for life. These actually are removable. I had used them when I was packing up stuff during my move Um sense nine Did you guys know you can get sense of nine for a great price on amazon? And it's like twice the size make sure to well even more than twice the size than what you can get in store Make sure to get the value size and then some more um similar disposable. Whoops disposable dappin dishes. I love those Um, so see you guys some really great things. Let me Share my screen again here. So I was showing you guys quickly the dental supplies Let me just show you guys for fun the teeth wining supplies. I'll make this a little bit quicker Sorry for a longer video. You can get uniforms from amazon the lab coat you guys I'm wearing right now from amazon. I love that they come in different colors You don't have to spend a small fortune So I linked those here for you some of the same products here, but I just thought to like make it easier I love these tooth mirrors. Look at that. It's in shape of a tooth Um, and if you want like a dental mirror, um in my opinion you guys, they're all made the same But if you buy these at a dental supply store, they're going to be like forty four dollars So why not just spend seven ninety nine? Are they going to last you as long? I don't know Um, because of course you have to sterilize them I haven't really tested them out, but they seem to be fine so far These aren't the ones that I have bought because the link no longer works I've had mine for a couple years and they still look really great So I'd rather pay seven ninety nine opposed to like forty four dollars for the same thing, right? So I linked those for you. Um, I love these ring lights They attach to your cell phone if you're taking like before and after photos see it It just kind of attaches like that before and after photos love those So I've linked those for you here if you have an office in your home like more for teeth wedding technicians Even if you're a dental hygienist who has your office in your own home Or you don't want to spend a million dollars on getting a dental chair You can get something like this these links don't work unfortunately So I have to look that up for you guys, but you can get something like this I had this chair, but it was white in my last house and look at this really cool like organizing caddy again The links don't work, but even if you Look at my store, you kind of know what else to look for like if you see a link doesn't work You guys just copy and paste the description into the search bar and you'll find another one So because it's hard to keep up they always do that right like they always Links don't work after a while How cool is this chair? This isn't something that I would bring mobile because it just looks heavier to me and kind of awkward But in my own home like if I had a stationary place, this is just a nicer looking like saddle stool. Oh, see look you guys um This one is motorized. So notice how it's like 3,148 And $48 it's because it's motorized and some of you guys might like that But if you just want I had something like this for 289 you can't beat that price Tables I cannot recommend a table enough when you're a mobile dental hygienist. Whoops You don't know what you're walking into your patient might not have room for you to put anything on the table So I do suggest buying a table. Um, it's funny I I really like these ones because they're much easier to like Fold up, but they're really low So if you want something higher But they're not as easy to fold up like you have to take off these Pieces here and then you have to take off the actual legs to fold them up I have both so that's why I'm just saying they're both good for different reasons This one's higher and sturdier than this one, but this one is easier to fold up I do have both and I bring both with me to my appointments more Cheek retractors different types of cheek retractors Um, a five pack of sensitine in case that's the way you want it to go Um, a little toothpaste If you want to give out samples. Whoops. Sorry guys. I keep clicking that by mistake Um 100 pack of soft toothbrushes for $25 you cannot beat that if you want to buy some more like special toothbrushes Gift bags you guys. Did you know amazon has very plain nice gift bags to give to your patients? So just some like extra stuff here that I have personally bought from amazon If you want to buy teeth whitening kits, you can do that from amazon. This is a super nice Um, teeth whitening light um teeth whitening foam Um, some patients will ask you for these crest white strips. I don't recommend them You might as well spend like 20 more to get your teeth whitened Like professionally, but if they want these there you go some more teeth whitening lights some more tooth models for you Um, some of the same things here, but see you can check it out I have everything for you in like a very easy to find spot.  I've bought it before same one These are amazing. They're they make really good stocking stuffers. By the way, you guys like a little tip for you. They're amazing Um, I love this mouthwash. I actually buy this every three months for myself. Like I love this mouthwash. Whoops. I did it again I love this mouthwash you guys highly recommend it and I think it actually tastes pretty good too Okay, moving on. Let's show you guys quickly. Let's look at some mobile dental stuff. Um So again just some extras that I've purchased in the past that I thought you guys might be interested in There's some towels to a clipboard some more toys. I love these trays They're so they're so helpful when you're mobile some office supplies I have this exact same wallet. In fact, if I had it here right now, I would show you but it's in my purse downstairs Um smog balls. Yes, I know you're probably laughing I keep these in my car to eat them. I love sour candies a little side note about me I love sour candies. I keep these in my car. So I buy them often Again the mouthwash. I have this exact same purse It's a fanny pack so helpful when you're mobile because you're probably bringing your person keys and everything We'll just have it or um around your waist When you get into your patient's house, then you just have to take it off Obviously, you're you're not going to wear that the whole time But then just put it in your bag easy peasy. You don't have to worry about like bringing like a purse with like a handle I have the same one. I have that exact same chair Can you guys see it that exact same chair? Um back support for my back Um, these are all things that I have bought myself These are moving labels. Not sure why I put them in there But maybe I thought they'd be helpful for your mobile supplies I think I put that in there by mistake and they're kind of like office supplies too If you needed some extra grocery bags, not necessarily for groceries, but but just some reusable bags I have all of these same things. So I put this in my car Sorry, I'll put my video away here so you can see better. I put these in my car to organize my mobile dental supplies This is to hang stuff from my car Car seat. I have this exact same backpack This I bought to protect the trunk of my car. It's amazing Even if you're not like a mobile dental hygienist You should buy this to protect the trunk of your car if you're not lifting up the seats, of course Although if you are because I do that too, you just have to move like the the top part here I'll show you just have to move this top part like off and then you can just keep this in the trunk super easy Um a dash cam all of these things you guys I have purchased so just to kind of show you But I guess sorry this video has been 15 minutes now. I'm probably talking way too much. Oh my goodness Let me say this isn't mobile dental related the best thing ever. It cleans your airpods Oh my goodness. I I challenge you guys to look at your airpods right now They probably have to be cleaned right like they're probably discussing Get this tool. It cleans your airpods cleans your keyboard. Um, I have it in my desk It cleans your cell phone actually shoot. It might be downstairs Because I gave it oh no here it is I gave it to somebody to use. Can I show you guys this closer? See I have the same one but in pink So it's awesome. I highly recommend it. Okay guys. I'm sorry. I will stop showing you this It's been 50 minutes 16 minutes now You guys can click the link to see more all of this. I do add more often. So please check it out I found that was just so much easier than like me doing an instagram video or youtube and then people asking me for links Well, I always have to check back again copy and paste it. Um, definitely check out my store Okay, even if you're not like a dental person per se like you're not a mobile dental hygienist or a teeth-wetting technician But you're curious what I buy like I I put it in here not everything of course because You guys don't care about me that much, right? But if it's like office related dental related It is in here or pet related. So definitely check it out. If you guys have any questions Let me know. Thank you for watching. Have fun shopping And I'll see you guys in the next one. Bye for now


I'd say we can eat fish, so there's nothing wrong with eating fish. No God did not say anything like that. In your eyes, in your view through the Bible, right in your worldview, I can go and cut the head off a dog right now and eat him because I'm allowed to. No God did not say anything like that. Some of his disciples were fishermen. Yep, okay, who? Some of Christ's disciples were fishermen. What did God say about eating fish? God, you mean Jesus? Yep, we're allowed to eat fish. Jesus isn't God? Yes, He is. The son of God. Jesus says He is the son of God and His God. He says in John 1 that He's the creator of all things, so Jesus is God. Jesus is actually God? Yes, that's what the Bible says. And what do you think Jesus thinks about animal cruelty? What do you think Jesus thinks about animal cruelty? Jesus created all things and He said we can eat fish. Fish eat fish. Jesus said you can eat fish. In what, where did He say that? In the Bible. In fact, ever since Noah's flood we're allowed to eat animals. Prior to that we couldn't. Well, okay, okay, let's talk about prior to that. The Garden of Eden, what were they eating? So they were planting Garden of Eden and then... And then they sinned? Sin came. Yep, okay. So for sin, basically it was a vegan Garden of Eden. And as a consequence of sin, death came into the world, okay? That's where death came from. That's where all the cruelty came from, if you like, where all the death came from was because of man's sin. Okay. That's why death came. Did Jesus tell you you couldn't be vegan? He said we can eat fish, we can eat animals. So what's the problem? I don't remember him saying can eat fish. I think he turned something into fish or created fish. Well, he actually fed 5,000 people with fish. He didn't fish for that fish, didn't he just create it out of the air? No, his disciples were fishermen, some of them. So they had five loaves to fish. Okay. And they fed 5,000 with that fish. Five loaves and two fish. And you believe that they fed 5,000 people with two fish? That was done by us. And this is your argument that Jesus... No, my argument is that God created everything. To feel pain. God knows everything. God said we can eat fish, therefore it's fine to eat fish. You don't know everything, and I don't know everything. God knows everything. And because you and I don't know everything, and God does know everything, we're better off going with what God says. And that is that... God never told me anything about eating fish, alright? I don't care about the Bible. Who wrote the Bible? Well, the Holy Spirit is the... Who wrote the Bible? The Holy Spirit. No, no. The Holy Spirit. You don't know whether or not I believe in God, okay? I might not believe in the human beings that wrote the Bible. If you believed in God, you would know that your argument is false because God knows everything and you don't. And therefore... And God created everything and you didn't. So he said... Did God create the Bible? The Holy Spirit is... Which Bible are you talking about? I'll explain. Which Bible are you talking about? The New Testament. If you allow me to answer your question without interrupting me, I'll be able to answer that and explain it to you. So the Bible says that God is Father, Son, Holy Spirit. Not three gods. One God, Father, Son, Holy Spirit. It's called the Trinity. The Holy Spirit, the Bible says the Holy Spirit moved men to write the words of the Bible. I move men by my words. So men read the Bible then? So therefore the Bible was written by about 40 authors or so. So men? Humans read the Bible so... No, but the author of the Bible, as the Bible says, the Bible itself says the author of the Bible, in other words, is the Holy Spirit because the Holy Spirit moved those men to write the words. Now, the reason we know that's true is because the Bible prophecy is 100% accurate. Man's prophecy, coming up with his own ideas, is not anything like that. So it must be from God. So we know the Bible must be from God because the prophecy is spot on. That's why.  And he said we can eat fish. God never told me we can eat fish. You read it out of a book, okay? So I want to tell you why I think God wouldn't want us to eat the animals on his earth, okay? If you do that, you're going against what the Bible says, which is God's word. When we feel pain and suffering, yeah? Do you think this is a good thing or a bad thing? The reason for the pain and suffering is because of sin. Sin, okay? Man's sin, that's why death was brought in as a punishment for that sin. This is why we all die. This is why we all suffer. This is why we all have pain. Do you think it's okay for me to cause pain and suffering to a human being right now? Just without justification. Oh, without justification? No. Because you can't do that because humans are made in the image of God and fish are not. So humans are made in God's image. I'm not going to fish yet. I just want to know if it's okay to do it to a human right now without justification. We're not allowed to do that because we are made in God's image and God said that you can't do that. There are 10 commandments. God said we can't torture humans for no reason. Of course you can't.  You can't murder them. That's one of the 10 commandments. Now, can I torture a cow? A cow is not a human and it's not made in the image of God. Can I torture a cow? They used to sacrifice cows in the Old Testament. No, that's not what I asked you. Can I torture a cow without justification? That's what I want to know.  No, no, no. I didn't mention Muslims. In a vacuum right now, can I torture a cow in Europe? Did God tell you I can't torture a cow? He doesn't say torture but you are allowed to do that. I just want to... No, no, no. I just want to know. But the Bible doesn't say torture. I'm not talking about that.  No. Why would you do it? Did God say I can't? Look, he said you can't do that. See how you're going from your conscience to God and back? Did God say I can't torture a cow? No, he didn't. So therefore I can. Okay, you can if you like. No, no, okay. So it's fine in your world view because God didn't say it for me to torture a cow. See how you're going from your conscience, your own morality, and God, you're confused. I'm not confused. I'll stick with what you're saying. So because the Bible doesn't say not to torture a cow, yes, go ahead and torture one. There will be no penalty for it. That's true. So would you have a moral issue right now that you could say you wouldn't? That's fine. Would you have a moral issue with me torturing a cow right now without justification? In front of you?  Would you have a problem with that? Okay, put it this way. If you did such a thing, the reason I would say that was an awful thing to do is because I have a moral basis. Where's my moral basis for saying that's bad? That's coming from the Bible. My moral basis is coming because God created me. There's a creator. The person who doesn't believe in the God has no moral basis to say that's... He has no moral basis to say that that is right or wrong or good or bad or hot or cold or anything else. So the only reason that I can say it's bad is because of my moral basis. But a person without a moral basis because they believe in evolution, for example, that there's no God has no moral reason to say anything's good or bad. So he's got no argument to say that torturing a cow is bad or good. So I can say it's bad because I've got that moral basis. That's why. But the guys who are atheist, let's say, have no moral basis to say anything's good or bad. None. What I think, right, what I believe is that when you see someone torturing an animal, even though they're not making God's image like you say, that when you feel that that's wrong in your heart, that that's God telling you that it's wrong. Because if God created us, okay, and we all have a conscience, if you see an animal suffering, all right, and take that book away and give you what God gave you, which is your conscience, all right? Because everyone looks to this book. You're created by God. Do you believe that, all right? Yes. Now, I'm not going to tell you that's false. But when you see me torture an animal and you get that feeling in your heart like that's wrong, that's God speaking to you. Sure. Okay. Now, if I were to torture a chicken to death, now, in fact, I don't know if you know much. I'm an animal rights activist now for nearly eight years. Factory farming is horrible. Across the board, slaughterhouses where happy animals go to get slaughtered are horrible, stunning vault, stunning, blood on the floor, guts everywhere. And when I see that, and maybe you too, if I took you in there and you can watch these animals try to escape the knockbox when they get let in, your conscience will tell you, this is a murder factory. Do you think there are slaughterhouses in heaven? It's not a murder factory because it's not murdering humans. If it was murdering humans. A slaughter factory. Okay. I think it's murder. It is slaughtering. Yeah, it's slaughtering factory. Okay. So death will stay with us until the second coming, until Christ's return. In fact, even after that, when Christ returns, there's a period called the millennium, a thousand years of peace on earth. After that, the earth's finished. From then on, there is no more death. Death gets swallowed up in victory. In the end, there's no death. But until that happens, until God's judgment falls, there will be continuing death. Now death is a bad thing. It's an enemy. The Bible describes death as an enemy. It's something that's wrong. It's because the creation has been corrupted, perverted. It's wrong. It's because of sin. When sin is finally dealt with and judged by God at the end, that's when death swallowed up and there will be no more death, including animals. But right now, right now, you still wouldn't go and torture animals, right? Even though you believe this prophecy? Right now. Like, you've got a choice right now to boycott, to stop your contribution to the torture and murder of animals. Torture one, and using the word torture as a... Well, they are tortured. They are tortured a lot. I would shoot one and eat it. Absolutely. Even if you didn't need to. And I would... Even if you didn't need to. Like, not if you... I would shoot an animal, too. I would shoot if I had to.  But I'm talking about you don't need to. Would you still do it? I think I would, because I know I'm allowed to. So, for example, I would catch a fish and I would eat it. No problem. I would have the... Because I've got God's permission to do that.  If you're using the word torture versus kill, I'm just saying you're allowed to... I'm technically allowed to torture a cow. Because he didn't... Because he didn't... There's no grey writing on those white pages that said I shouldn't.  What would you think about me? Do you think it's a bit needless? Do you think it's needless? One question at a time. I haven't even answered your question. Did you answer another one? And you bombarded with another one. You're not being direct with the answer. You're bouncing around them. I'm giving you the basis for the answer so I can try and put it together for you. No. Okay, that's why. So, you've used the word torture and I understand that. You said the torture of a cow and it's trying to get away and that's different from... Trying to find out your morality. That's why. That's different from me, let's say, killing a cow to eat it and cook it, which we know in the Bible we're allowed to do. So, we won't be allowed to do that once the Lord returns. That is true. Why are you waiting to the Lord returns to be ethical? I'm not because it's ethical. Why don't you live now like they did in the Garden of Eden? Because I can't because of sin. I'm born sin, and you're born sin. You're saying you don't have choice right now to do whatever you want. You don't have free will? We have choice. Wait, what do you mean you can't not eat animals?  I don't... not want to do that. I'm happy to eat animals because I'm...  I'm happy to eat them because I'm allowed to because God's given me that permission. I'm happy to torture animals because I'm allowed to because God technically hasn't said I can't. So, now you're saying the word torture again. I'm talking about the actual act of torturing an animal. So, if I were... which is different from the animal to eat it? Will you pay for your meat at the butcher? Yes.  Yes.  That's how they kill them. Well, not necessarily. Okay, 100%. Most of the animal... most of the pigs here are killed in gas chambers. The pigs that I... that my brother raises them in his own farm, he actually...  They're gas chamber tortured pigs. Okay. So, not all pigs but his pigs go to the gas chamber. Where does he take them to? The abattoir? No, he does it on his farm. Yeah. So, he shoots them in the skull? No, it doesn't shoot them. And what about the chickens that you eat?  Okay, they're tortured factory farmed animals.  Okay, so I do it that way. And then I'll take the feathers off. I think that that's evil. Well, God doesn't. You do. You think something. So, the Bible says that man... You think me torturing that was evil. The way you looked at me was like, that's wrong. And I'm like, why would it be wrong? God tells you everything, doesn't he? Not your conscience. You're using the word torture instead of... Which is... And you're trying to marry that into the word kill. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. When you pay for animal products from the store, you're 100% paying for torture. I've been an animal rights activist for long enough. Right? It's like me trying to tell you about the Bible. You're an expert on the Bible. I'm an expert on animal rights. I know what happens in farms and abattoirs. You're 100% paying for torture when you get a ham sandwich. You and I are going to face God on judgement day one day. That's the situation. Yeah. We're going to go by God's laws, not ours. Not even yours. Not the animal activist laws. It's going to be by God's laws. Not ours. So, he's going to say... He's going to ask for a justification for everything you thought, said and did. Yeah. Okay? And when you can't answer according to his laws, you're the one who's guilty, same as I will be. That's the problem. You know what I'll say? To God? I'll say I did my best to bring to those who couldn't speak up for themselves.  He will say that. So, you had something over and above what I said. That's what he's going to say. You're not going to be able to get by that. Okay? Now, it's one thing to be cruel to an animal, but it's another thing to kill animals for food. That's totally different. You don't need to. It's needless. In the Old Testament. Do you agree that eating animals is needless? I don't agree. Do you need to eat animals to survive right now? Pretty much. And I'll tell you why. We're all decaying over time. We're getting worse and worse with time. Adam and Eve were perfect genetically ever since- They were in the vegan. That's why they were in the vegan world. Wasn't that? It's because they're- God in the vegan. No. It's not that. You're interrupting all the time. Sorry. They were created perfect. That means they're genetics. Their DNA was also perfect. That means they had no genetic decay. Genetic decay has gone on ever since. So, every generation gets more and more genetically messed up. Oh, really? You think it's- Really? What are you saying? So, from Adam and Eve- Genetically, we're getting better? Well, have we ever stopped eating animals? Okay, here we go. Genetically, we are decaying with time. That's proven. There's nothing you can do about that. Okay. Okay, that's called entropy or second law of thermodynamics and DNA causes everything- I don't have all night with you here. Yeah. What has eating tortured animal bodies got to do with genetic decay? In the Old Testament, after- So, you're talking about science and then you're bringing in the Testament. So, what are you, a scientist? I thought science was evil. Are you-are you religious? Am I allowed to answer any questions without being interrupted? But you're going from science. I am a scientist.  You-you could. You can, but they contradict detail that science and Christianity- Oh, is that right? Evolution and Christianity. Evolution does, but evolution, my friend, unfortunately, does not stack up with the science. Evolution says everything made itself by pure accident, by pure fluke, that there was no designer. If evolution's true and there is no designer, there's no God, that means there's no moral basis, which means everything you do is-you don't know if it's right or wrong. It means your brain- I do, because I've got a conscience. And God-God. All right. God gave me my conscience, yeah? And when I see an animal get their head cut off, I say, wow, that's wrong. Maybe God doesn't want me to do it. If you have a conscience- But you think cutting a chicken's head off is fine. If you have a conscience, therefore you said that there's a God who created you. That means you must say that evolution is not true. I never said anything. You're using science to prove genetic decay, and then you're going to the Old Testament, which justifies slavery in it. So it's a really old, outdated book. But I'm just saying you're contradicting yourself using science and God. It's either one or the other. No, it isn't. It isn't. This is where you fall into a trap. You're thinking that evolution is science. It isn't. Evolution is the science of one religion called atheism, and creation is the science of another religion called Christianity. They're completely- Can I ask you one thing about God? Why did God create animals so that they feel pain, they feel fear when they're about to be killed, and they don't want to die, but also put him here as our food?  You want to know the answer without interrupting me? Go on, man. Okay. In the beginning, God created the world perfectly. Animals were here. Everything was perfect. There was no death. Okay. Adam and Eve sinned. That's when death entered the world, including the destruction of all creation, animals. They suffered too. Even though they didn't even do anything wrong, including things like the stars blown up and disintegrating and messing up, and everything degenerating, including DNA, like I described. Everything goes downhill ever since Adam and Eve sinned. So now you can murder animals and now we can torture animals. So what God created and what it is today is very different. God created the perfect world. So wait a second.  I don't care about you right now. You can make a choice right now to go back to the way I do. I do every single day. You can make the choice to obey God. I do every single day. You can make the choice to obey God. I obey my conscience. I obey my conscience and I do what is right. Let's say the same to you. You can make the choice to follow Christ just like that now. You can do that. I'll follow my conscience and that. My conscience tells me don't cut off little birds' heads. They can't defend themselves. That's bully behaviour.  I didn't contribute to the animal holocaust while I was here. I tried my best to end it and I tried my best to talk to your messengers and tell them to stop cutting off animals' heads. And he will say all the sins you've ever done still must be paid for and you can't pay for it. I've committed a lot of sins. Trust me. Probably more than you maybe. And I have too. The problem we have more so than just worrying about animals. The problem we have is we're going to face judgment day and the only way out of paying for our sins, which is held forever, is Christ. That's the only way out of it. Without Christ, we're screwed. We can't pay for our own sins. All of us are sinners. We're all in the same boat. We're all shagged. That's why we can't go back to Eden. So because we're all sinners, it doesn't matter what we do from this point on with, I could literally go out and mass-shoot everyone here. I could kill all the torture all the animals I want. I could do all that right now. It's fine. But until I follow Christ I'm still going to be a sinner no matter what I do. Because we're all sinners, we can't go back to Eden. You said, why can't we go back to Eden? And that's the reason. We're talking about your personal life. You don't have to. All of us are in the same boat. We're all sinners and that's why we can't go back to Eden. No way. Now whatever we do will be judged by God.  We're already a sinner. So what's the point? Correct.  Don't worry about my conscience and my own morality. I prefer to use my conscience and go away. That's wrong. That animal is terrified. I don't want to kill them. You know, this guy here, you know, I don't want to hurt him or see someone hurt him. I'm going to protect him. You know, that's how I live my life here from my heart. The Bible says that without Christ, man will do what's right in his own eyes. What you're doing is what's right in your own eyes but it's not what's right in God's eyes. This is why the whole creation has decayed.  Fish eat fish. They're nasty. Nature read in tooth and claw. It's bad. It wasn't just... I don't act like they do. I don't act like that. I don't want to do this. I try not to act like they do. But they are. And what we're saying here is that we're looking at a fallen world, a fallen creation, a corrupted creation. The creation was perfect in the beginning. Man's sin, that's why it's corrupt. That's why you can't go back to eating. But you're saying you don't have any personal responsibility for what you do now? I have personal responsibility for anything. If everything's fallen, oh my God, everyone's eating each other and killing each other. You make ethical choices, yeah? I'll see if I can answer it because you interact with me again. I have the personal responsibility for the sins that I commit personally. Absolutely. Okay. And I have to face God judgment on that. Absolutely. Why will I go to heaven? Not because I'm a good guy. I'm not a good guy. I'm a sinner, just like everyone else. The only reason I'll go to heaven is because of Christ. That's the only reason. He's paid for it. Has Christ paid for your sins?  Christ is returning very soon. There's not much time to go. And the only way to actually get out of this mess and into eternity with heaven, without cruelty to animals, without death at all, is Christ and Christ alone. Other than that, there is no chance, none. Man is way too wicked to get this sorted. It's never going to happen. Can I offer you a Bible? No, I won't read it. I don't read books written by men. I read the book written my heart. And if you believe God created me, I'm following my conscience given that it's wiser than any book you can hand me. You know how many times that book's been adulterated by human beings? None. None? It's perfect. It's perfect. I've got lots of different English versions, I should say. 20-something versions. We're 20-21. When was the first Bible written? When was the first written? When you look at... Through the hands of how many human beings has it been? At the Dead Sea Scrolls, when they were dragged out, that was shortly after Jesus' time. About 2,000 years old? Yeah. And comparing the Dead Sea Scrolls with the Scriptures today is the same. So it hasn't been corrupted. The New Testament is the same as the Dead Sea Scrolls? The Dead Sea Scrolls is Old Testament, right? That's Old Testament. That's Isaiah, for example, the prophet Isaiah. So when you look at it, that's the same. It hasn't been changed. I won't read a Bible. Too many humans have touched it. It's not corrupted. It's not corrupted. No. I don't trust it. I don't trust it. I mean, I'll listen to you and what you have to tell me from your heart. I won't read a book. It's been written by man. All right? If God wants to speak to me, then he can come and speak to me. At least look at the prophecies because they're 100% accurate. Now man can't get prophecies 100%. If it's written by a man's hand, I don't want to read it. I can't trust men. Can't trust humans. There's a lot of scumbag humans who want bad for the world and bad for the animals. All right? So it's hard for me to trust people.  You know what I mean? So then I come up, why would you do that? The Old Testament actually, the Bible says that without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins that's why they sacrificed animals in the Old Testament. We don't have to do that in the New Testament times. That is true. You don't have to do that right now. No, because Christ died. You could sacrifice your time, sacrifice heaps of things and money. The sacrificing of animals was to pay for sin, which we don't have to do now because Christ died for sinners and therefore that shed has fallen. Why are you doing it? And therefore that shed has fallen. You don't have to do it. I'm not eating animals for sin. I'm eating animals. Because you're allowed to. Yes. Because the Bible says you're allowed to. The Bible says I'm allowed to torture a cow too. It does not. Well, it didn't explicitly say I can't. It didn't explicitly say I can't. It doesn't explicitly say you can't paint your face green either.  So there you go. Well, it's not a sin. So I might as well do it. Paint your face green. So you actually got to listen to this as well. You're not just a book. You actually got to listen to this. I do listen to this. Yeah. But man will do what is right in his own eyes if he doesn't know who the Lord is. It's not eyes. It's here. This isn't my eyes. If you don't know God, if you don't know Christ, then this is why the scripture say that... How do you know I don't know Christ? Who's Christ? How do you know? How do you know I don't know? It's really easy to tell that.  If you became a born-again Christian, then you would know what I'm saying. You wouldn't speak the way you speak about that. You would have this fear and reverence for Christ. You wouldn't be this nonchalant attitude to the Bible, for example. That wouldn't be there. Well, yeah. Now I don't trust books written by men. 100%. I understand that. I mean... That's how I know you're not a Christian. Because there's trickery everywhere. There is trickery everywhere. There is, but Christ said I'm the way, the truth, and the life. He said he's the truth. Christ is the truth. Christ can come and show me, not a book from you. Okay. Well, pray for that. So pray for that. Pray that Christ... I would rather Christ show me. Wouldn't you rather Christ come and show you instead of reading a book written by men? Well, Christ did. And so I know him personally. Okay, well, there you go. You'd trust that over that. So can I leave that with you to pray to Christ and ask him to show himself to you? No. Can I at least ask him to do that? Yeah, I'll do that. No worries. Can I ask you not to cut off innocent animals' heads or pay for them to be in gas chambers so you can have a sandwich? I will obey Christ. Okay. Here you go. I will obey Christ. Fish fill pain is a little bit of... God made fish to fill pain. All animals have designed to fill pain. That's true. So we shouldn't cause it to them. And I explained why. And this is why fish fill pain when fish eat fish. Animals read in Tooth and Cloy as I explained. This is a fallen creation. This is why animals are nasty to animals. That's why when you look at animals attacking other animals, it's not nice. It's not how it was designed. Humans attacking other humans as well. Absolutely. I just don't participate in it when I see something I don't like. And abortion is right on the top of the list. So all of that is an abomination to God. Absolutely. But death will get swallowed up in the end. Until that day, death is still going to occur. And nature is still going to be a corrupted creation. It's still going to be a mess. There is death that's out of my control. And if there is death that's in my control, I'll try not to cause it. Your own death is actually outside of your control. And that's the end of our chance to find Christ. So please seek Him while you still can, while you're still alive. You and I don't know if we're dead tomorrow. What would it do for you if I found Christ? What would it do for you? What would it do for me? What does it do for you? I would rejoice. But what does it do for you? What do you get out of it? Nothing. You don't get anything out of it? No. So I would rejoice over that. Because it means one less person going to Satan. That's what it means. So that's good news. Why do you care about me?  We're told to love people. We're told to love our enemies even. Why don't you love the animals? But I do love the animals. You love your enemies. Like if I attacked and killed your wife, you're taught to love me.  Why?  I've already explained that. Okay.  Okay, that's fine. So you'll listen to the book no matter what, even if, yeah.  No, I don't hate them.  You're using words I never said.  That's what you would do, because that's right in your own eyes. But I never said I hated animals. I actually like animals. You said I hated animals.  I'm allowed to eat fish. I'm allowed to eat chickens. I'm allowed to eat meat.  The Bible doesn't say you're allowed to eat dogs. It doesn't say anything about eating dogs. Okay, so I can go and cut that. There's a dog walking around here somewhere.  Would you have a problem with that? Honestly? Look me in the eyes, don't lie. Would you have a problem with me cutting a dog's head off and eating him? Can I answer a question without you interrupting all the time? I'd like you to directly answer me and stop pussy-footing around the subject. Just say yes or no. I'm trying to build the answer for you. Okay. So you're looking for a yes or no, and I'm trying to build the answer for you. I call it like, pussy-footing around the issue. It's either yes or no. But I'm trying to give you the whole foundation behind it all.  You're not desperately hungry.  Yes. You're not desperately hungry. So why can't I kill the dog?    Okay, no worries. So you're happy for me to abuse and kill dogs even though I don't need to? Now you're going to say that we're torture and all that.    Even if someone has that dog there, I won't hurt the human. It depends if it's your dog. If it belongs to somebody else... I don't care if it belongs to someone else. God said I can eat the animals. People are breaking the commandment saying, don't steal.  Dogs can't be owned. They're sentient beings. They can't be owned. Animals can be owned. They're going to be enslaved animals. And the Bible says that you do own animals, like your own sheep or your own cattle. That's Old Testament stuff. So it's more of a sin for me to steal someone else's dog. So it's okay if they're a stray dog or whatever. Or I just breed the dogs in my backyard. That's fine.   Yeah, you could. No worries. I wouldn't do it myself, but you could. Why wouldn't you do it? I wouldn't want to. Are you extreme vegan? No. I think vegan is very... Okay. So I'm going to have a factory farm of dogs. Right? Well, they were vegan in the Garden of Eden. So be careful what you say. That's a sin. They were vegan in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were vegan before they sinned. But I explained to you why we cannot go back to it. No, but you just said vegan's weird. That's where God created the perfect people as vegan. Vegan says you can't have milk, right? God created the perfect people as vegan. I'm not convinced of that. I'll explain why. Now, vegan is including milk. Is that right? Not from a cow. Can you have milk? We don't drink milk from cows. No. Vegans can't have milk. Is that correct? It's not that we can't. We can do whatever we want, but we choose not to. Whereas they would have had milk. Adam and Eve? Yeah. They had cows. And they only had fruits, pulses, grains. Thanks, guys. I was waiting to chat while you were just watching. Thank you. I appreciate that. They had animals as well. But they didn't have milk. They didn't eat milk. They only ate fruits and grains and herbs and things like that. No, they had animals because Abel had animals. And pain didn't. Pain offered a sacrifice of plants. And that was not acceptable to God. Whereas Abel offered a sacrifice of animals. So they had animals. Sacrifice is killed an animal for God to please God. So that means they had animals. And the reason for the shedding of blood, that's for the remission of sin. The Bible says that sin without the shedding of blood. And that's why there was no source of blood. And until Christ came and his blood is now shed, therefore we don't have to shed the blood of an animal for sacrifice. But you still do. I don't sacrifice them. I eat them.  For a needless thing. But I don't sacrifice them. I don't need them as a sacrifice.  For my own food. Your own enjoyment. For food. Yeah, because you eat plant foods, don't you? So you know you can eat plant foods. Yeah, so you basically eat meat because you enjoy it. It's a preference of yours. Yeah, so you cut animals' heads off for your own enjoyment. I don't care what lions do. They're in a survival situation. They have no choice. They have no choice. Lions don't have a choice to eat a vegan burger right now. You do. What choice do lions have in what they eat? I'm looking away. Oh, I'd love to hear this one. No, I mean wild lions, bro. I'm not talking about captive lions who have a refrigerator. No, no, no, you're not. Wild lions. What choice do they have in what they eat? Yeah, because I don't want you to tell me a whole story. It's a very quick, quick answer. Well, if you don't want me to answer it, I won't. No. They don't have a choice. That's the answer. No, I did. They have antelope or antelope. But you have a choice of plant foods or cutting animals' heads off. Yeah. But you still choose to cut the animals' heads off because you're allowed to. Because God said it's OK. But I can also cut off a dog's head because God said I'm allowed to. So when I see a dog or that seagull there, I can cut the seagull's head off in your world view, and that's totally fine if I prefer seagull sandwich. And I think that that's immoral and my conscience says it's wrong. What do you do? Yeah. What about the killing of unborn babies? I don't kill unborn babies, but... I think that's a far greater problem.  What's that got to do with eating animals? Well, babies are worth far more than animals. But what has that got to do with the topic of cutting animals' heads off to eat them? Well, I'm wondering what your concern might be about it. Yeah, but why would that change the fact that I think eating animals is immoral? Because there's so much more immoral than animal killing. What did you say? Bless you, my friend. So here we are. Come to the end of the coastal sea spiracy sea animal rights campaign we've been doing across Australia. And here we are at the front of the surface paradise sign. I believe it went pretty good. We've got some good stuff. I hope you guys enjoyed it. And I'm pretty tired, so I've got to head back and try to get this stuff up. But yes, check out sea spiracy and we'll leave all the pamphlets, you know, all the links to the pamphlets down below. You know, please stop abusing sea animals. Please stop abusing the animals. Be vegan and just help us out. Try to change things. Let's do it. Asian grosses are like the secret to getting the best mock meat if you can find it. We're going to take this and whip it up on the beach. Joey cooking style. Look at that!


Hi everyone, hi to all of our Maristam contributors, volunteers and supporters. This is a quick wrap up of all of Maristam's activities that happened last year to share what we've been doing and to recognise the work of all our great Maristam contributors and everyone that helps to make Maristam happen. The goal of Maristam is to build teacher capacity to teach using the flipped learning approach in schools across Australia. We've seen a great increase in uptake of Maristam's videos and our downloadable resources. A couple of stats for you, we've seen an increase from 2019 to 2020, from about 700 watch hours to 1600 watch hours on our YouTube and we've also expanded the range of content available. We've seen a massive increase in views as well just generally in our channel and schools engaging with Maristam. What we're going to do is we're going to go through the courses that we've been able to release in the past year and say thank you to our contributors so we'll do some shout outs along the way. There has been many people involved so apologies if we missed your name but we do appreciate the efforts that everyone has provided. Jay, should you take us through the first bit of chemistry? So for chemistry, last year we released year 11 modules, I'm covering units two of the Australian curriculum and then started to work on unit one which we released at the start of this year. So big thanks to Catherine White who's a teacher contributor who delivered plenty of content as well as Lauren, Sasha and Vincent who worked on unit two and Charwell, Taiki were volunteers working over the summer and Toby and Cole who are also teacher contributors who have contributed for the upcoming units three and four. There are also plenty of great people that helped with other parts of Maristam for the chemistry courses. So a big shout out to Thomas who has done heaps of transcripts from Maristam was also involved in uploading it in those transcripts into the Maristam learning platform. Shout out to Xavier for all of his video editing across chemistry as well as physics he's been a long-term volunteer for the Maristam community and Violet as well. There are also a bunch of ANU academics that guest starred in the chemistry course that we've put together so far. So thank you to Penny brothers, Josh Hammond, Nick White, Joe and other academics that we've got lined up as well. So keep an eye out for that tap on the shoulder to be involved in year 12 chemistry content that we've got coming along. Across Australia we've had a whole bunch of Maristam volunteers contribute to the transcripts for chemistry and it's been a great opportunity of the last year to be able to offer remote learning a remote engagement opportunities for getting involved with Maristam. So shout outs to Ben who's a teacher in Queensland that's been helping us out. Jess, Caspian, Elizabeth, Saswap and plenty of other people that have done transcripts for the Maristam chemistry course over the past year. Jay, what have we done in biology? Last year we also released biology modules for unit covering unit two in the Australian curriculum thanks to all the work of Alicia Duncan and the team at the Centre of Excellence for Translational Photosynthesis who are based at ANU and other research institutions across Australia. We also had the help of contributor volunteers Bruna and Alma who created additional videos to go into that unit and Alex who helped us with reviewing and updating that those two modules. Then for physics though we've already got for the four Australian curriculum aligned units in physics we're always working to improve and so Asta helped revamp the entire Waves and Optics module and rejig that to make that work better for students. Adam is a teacher in Northern Territory who's created an additional section in the Quantum Mechanics module and Phil has added, has begun work on our Cosmology module. We also have included some work from a massive open online course by Paul Francis from the Thermal Physics module and Brian Schmidt who's the VC of ANU to flesh out a more a more comprehensive astrophysics and cosmology unit. And there is more to do on the cosmology unit as well so if you'd like to get involved please don't forget to get in touch and let us know and we'll talk about that in a moment. But first I'd like to say the other thing that we've done is being able to build out a science skills course that would act as a primer for all senior science students and a good revision tool as they go throughout their studies. So this was based upon the work of Joe Hope and Vanessa that initially built the physical quantities content that lived in physics. We've been able to pull that out with the help of Catherine White, Emanuel, E.K. Potter and Rebecca who was actually down in Melbourne and making those videos for us on graphing so it's been great to have her involved. So we've pulled that together and we've also put videos in there around study skills and what is Marysem but there is still more work to do in that space and we want to increase that course as much as possible with everything that you think you might need to know to go into senior secondary. And we've also created some resources for teachers who are using Marysem to teach and shout out to Lucy who is actually up in Darwin who's just finished a degree in science communication for helping us create a video for teachers. We are looking to achieve great things with our next steps with Marysem so the things that we're going to be working on in the future is building out our year 12 chemistry course and plugging those gaps in year 11 chemistry for various aspects that come in the state curricula. So there's entropy and Hess's law. If that makes sense to you, if those words ring any bells please let us know. Enthalpy is there and there's plenty of those missing pieces that we need actually on our website in curriculum tables that Jay has been able to build over the last year. Alicia Duncan has been working strongly on the earth and environmental science resources over at the research school of earth sciences here at AENU. So that's been fantastic but we will then have those videos to build into the Marysem platform. So this is another massive shout out for those that have previously worked on transcripts from Marysem or who are interested in doing it either remotely or in the Marysem office on campus. I mentioned the course building there. We are going to be building out year 11 and 12 curriculum for earth sciences and the year 12 chemistry courses. So for those that are interested in learning about how to build an online course, put it together and use our open edX platform. We'd love for your support to be able to take on those projects. There are some other opportunities also available. We're always on the lookout for volunteers to help us with our teacher support. This could be through developing social media strategies, helping us with calling and getting contact with teachers and just generally spreading the word. We achieved great things in 2020. We look forward to everything we can achieve in the future. Another general shout out thanks to the 250 odd people that are so far contributed to Marysem. It's great to have you part of the community and we look forward to everything that we can achieve in the future. Bye for now.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation which describes the control of the input and output signals of the GPDMA and LPDMA channels. The DMA-CXTR2 register defines the input control, request, or trigger events, and the output control transfer complete event of the transfer handled by the Channel X at the LLI level. This enables a flexible event-driven and hardware-based scheduling of a transfer under the global control of the software. In the figure, a timer is used to trigger the transfer of the data received by the SPI module. When this transfer completes, a link to LLI2 is performed. The LLI2 handles an I2C transmission. When this transfer completes, a link is performed to restore the settings related to the SPI receive transfer. When the next time-out occurs, this sequence repeats. The inputs of a DMA channel are the request selection, for example, the SPI-RX and the I2C-TX signal in the figure. The trigger input, a programmed DMA transfer, can be triggered by a rising falling edge of a selected input trigger event. For example, the time-out in the figure. The transfer granularity condition by the trigger can be either the burst level or the block level, or the 2D repeated block level for Channels 12 to 15, or the link level for the GP DMA. The transfer granularity condition by the trigger can be either the single data level or the block level, or the link level for the LP DMA. The output of a DMA channel is the transfer complete event, which can be used as a trigger input of another channel for inter-channel transfers chaining. Unlike the related software transfer complete flag, the software does not need to acknowledge and clear the transfer complete signal. The transfer granularity for the transfer complete event generation can be either the block level, or the block level, or the 2D repeated block level, or LLI level, or the channel level for the GP DMA. The transfer granularity for the transfer complete event generation can be either the block level, or LLI level, or the channel level for the LP DMA. This timing diagram illustrates the trigger hit, the trigger memorization, and the trigger overrun in the configuration example with a block level trigger mode and a rising edge trigger polarity. The DMA monitoring of a trigger for a channel X is started when the channel is enabled or loaded with a new active trigger configuration, rising or falling edge on a selected trigger. The monitoring of this trigger is kept active during the triggered and uncompleted transfer. In this timing diagram, the first rising edge of the trigger starts the transfer because the peripheral request is active. If a new trigger is detected, this hit is internally memorized to grant the next transfer as long as the defined rising or falling edge and trigger selection are not modified and the channel is enabled. This is the case for the second rising edge of the trigger. It occurs when the first transfer is in progress. The second transfer is then triggered and starts when the peripheral request is asserted. This is the state called fire in the timing diagram. After a first new trigger hits N plus 1 is memorized, if another trigger hits N plus 2 is detected, and if the hit N triggered transfer is still not completed, hit N plus 2 is lost and not memorized. A trigger overrun flag is reported and an interrupt is generated. This is the case for the fourth rising edge of the trigger. The second rising edge is used to start the second block transfer. While this transfer is in progress, the third rising edge occurs and is memorized. Then the fourth rising edge causes an overrun condition because the second transfer is not completed. Note that the channel is not automatically disabled by hardware due to a trigger overrun. Transferring a next LLI N plus 1 that updates the DMAC XTR2 with a new value for any of trigger selection or trigger polarity. Resets the monitoring, trashing the possible memorized hit of the formerly defined LLI N trigger. In addition to this presentation, you can refer to the other presentations on the GPDMA and LPDMA. DMA overview. DMA transfers hardware and software views. Autonomous DMA and low power mode. DMA linked list. DMA circular buffering and double buffering. DMA 2D addressing. DMA register file. DMA error reporting.