Okay, everyone. Hello. I'm Sally Snyder from the Library Commission. I spent the last 10 minutes trying to tidy up my desk and gave it up because there it is right behind me. I'm going to be talking about the Collaborative Summer Library program and some of the changes that are on the way for next summer and actually, right now, some of them, I hope you're excited about that. This is Encompass Live and it happens every Wednesday at 10 a.m. central time. And we talk about all kinds of things somehow related to libraries. So it might be a staff person like me today. It might be someone from another state who has a great project going on. It could be all kinds of things, a demonstration of something that's working or a discussion about possibilities and that's all going with Encompass Live every week, except in a few weeks we won't have one because that's when the Iowa Library Association and the Nebraska Library Association have a joint conference and we take that week off so everybody can go that's able to to the conference and have a great time. Again, I'm going to talk about the Collaborative Summer Library program and first I just want to say a little bit about the history of the Collaborative, the CSLP which is the short version of it and everybody in Central Plains Library system. Yeah, when you named your system, I cried. No, I didn't. But it's CSLP for Summer Library Program and Central Plains Library System is CPLS. So keep that in mind when you're when you're typing to go to the CSLP website. It began in 1987, 10 Minnesota Regional Library Systems had developed a Summer Library program for children. They chose their theme, created artwork and selected incentives and things for their libraries to share. Well, pretty soon state libraries were asking to join and because why do it all separately when we can all do it together that made perfect sense to too many people. Right now we include representation from 48 states plus the District of Columbia, five territories, American Samoa, Guam, the Mariana Islands, Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia and Bermuda, which is a British overseas territory, and the Grand Cayman Islands, which is out of the United Kingdom and how those are different are the same. I'm not sure but they're all partial or complete members of CSLP and for those of you watching from Nebraska, Nebraska is a complete member and we joined in 1997 because that seemed like the thing to do and it's been really great for our state. I want to say right now for all of our Nebraska libraries that while we while the CSLP has a theme every year or a slogan and artwork, which you're welcome to use for your summer reading program, sometimes something comes along that's like your city is celebrating its special anniversary and you don't follow the theme, that's fine. I still because Nebraska provides a manual for every public library in the state, we will still send you a manual and you can use ideas then or one of the new things is you can use it later, which I'll be talking about more. But first let's go to the Collaborative Summer Library program page and I was really excited about this because when I was looking at things yesterday it still had this past summer's oh gosh what they're called a universe of stories up and today look next year imagine your story is up on the page so thank you Collaborative Summer Library program. Many of you already have your password and login information so I'm going to log in as me and try and guess my password. So now I'm logged in. For a lot of things I'm going to show you you do need to be logged in. If you have never if you have one you still have the same one until you ask for it to change so don't worry about that. If you have never gotten one when you click up there for login there's a place where you can say create an account and it'll take a day or two well might take a little longer this week because I know that Karen Day is on her way to ARSL in Vermont I think it is so watch out that will take a little longer she approves who joins because this is for libraries. School libraries as partners, public libraries are our main focus right now. So here we are on the main page like I said and you can see the the bright colors from parts of the posters going by and you can look through here for things you might want to learn about the different programs. But I'm going to go bore you just a little bit with the about section and this is where I got my information down the bottom CSLP began in 1987 so that's good information to know. There's also the mission statement who's on the board of directors I'm one of the board members. Our organizational coordinator is a great guy Luke Kralich who was hired I believe in April of 2017 and he has been a ball of fire getting things moving in the direction we've been going and I'll talk about that and get some more in just a minute. Our other person is Karen Day as I mentioned she is in Iowa and she has been with the collaborative for more years than we want to mention and she's going to retire pretty soon but that's okay. So here we are with Luke and really things started changing the first board the first in-person board meeting I went to was in September of 2017 and that's where we worked on a new long-range plan and I have to confess when I heard we were going to work in person on a long-range plan I said oh I don't want to but it was great. Luke made it fun and effective and really we all felt like we knew where we thought the collaborative needed to go and what would be more responsive to the membership who are the reason we're all exist all the libraries in all the states who want this programs and manuals and incentives and posters that's why we're where we get together. So Luke had a lot to do hired in April putting together a planning session in September and he did great so a lot of what we wanted to do I thought I have a written right here a big thank you to Upstart because when we first formed and this when Nebraska came on in 97 they were already working with High Smith Upstart other names I can't remember they were great they handled things that we didn't know how to do and we didn't have time to do them and they did what we needed got us artists got us posters the reading records incentives all that and we are very appreciative and they are still with us as providing the paper items for this upcoming year this will be the first year that the collaborative is pretty much in charge of everything instead of Upstart High Smith and we're pretty keen about that because while they did a great job with a contract with someone it's a two-year contract and they can't change things right away because that would cost more money and that's not in the contract and that makes it hard so now we can say hey let's look into this we think this will work let's give it a try and and then well it'll work or it won't and we'll move on from there so I'm going to go on to the next page I have laid out which is the most exciting and thrilling rules of use yes everybody wants to know about those well actually they're great if anybody listening has ever looked at the former rules of use they were they're by necessity but they were very specific and step by step and they also were in some ways driven by High Smith Upstart and that's not bad because they had the contract they had the the agreement with the artists and things like that it was how it needed to be but now we're we the collaborative I say we because I'm on the board we are in charge of it as a collaborative and so we can say what works and what doesn't and when an issue or an idea comes up as a group the board can look at it we can ask the membership what do you think about changing this and find out where people want to be with the next thing and the only part I really really want to point out to you and I'm kind of I don't think I'm going to zoom down there let's see under let's see just scroll down you can see there's an intro manual artwork and slogans if we go down to artwork and slogans oh this is the crux of things the artwork under restricted see here we have permitted here's some things that are permitted there are some restrictions and really as you read them I think it will make sense to you we don't want you to change we don't want you to change the artwork except you can make the whole thing bigger or smaller to fit on your page that you want to use you will be provided with color artwork or black and white versions and that'll be on your either on the web page or on your usb or however you get your manuals so that's okay the biggest thing is this last one right here no use of cslp art on items similar to products offered for sale by cslp with the exception of paper goods you can create your own reading record or award certificates because the way that the cslp stays in solvent and we can hire an artist is because we sell the t-shirts and the posters and things like that well that's a paper product isn't t-shirts and incentives and and other things so it says that just below if the cslp is a non-profit organization that generates revenue by selling the products offered in its catalog and online storefront revenue generated is used to support cslp's mission fund future programs and cover operating costs so again you can read through this if after you read through this if your question you don't feel like your question was answered or addressed email me or your state representative if you're listening from another state and we will get in touch with Karen Day or Luke Kralik and say here's a question about this how do you interpret it do we need to have a discussion amongst the people who wrote the rules of use the committee or or the board members and we'll come up with an answer for you the answer might be we have to wait and make a decision after we ask the membership for example so i hope you can can be patient with that now we'll go um program themes and other things we have different i had to get away from the rules of use because you know i can't bore you to you probably all left already anyway there's different there are different age groups is laid out but in the recent past we started using the same slogan for every age group and i think that's working very well most people are happy with it initially when we first added the team program the team librarians at the meeting said you must have a different slogan or the teams won't do it and at that time i think that was true but things change so there's also a lot of other information here inclusion resources summer reading program resources things about summer slide and libraries and summer food all kinds of things that you might want to read about when you have time because i know you don't have any time but um it's still a possibility for you and then i'm going to see if i can get to the oh i can't get to the shop from here because i don't have a card or an account well let's find out if i have an account i don't see it says hello selly snider um it says i could have one i just haven't done that yet but fear not because i already opened a tab to the shop okay here's a part that that account part i don't know because i haven't ordered online i have ordered with the paper manual which interestingly here now we are at the shop and if you scroll down you will see the catalog i will be receiving print catalogs as we have always had but they're not here yet so um keep in mind that they're they will come in the mail with your manual that's going to be most for you for most of you a usb but you can download a copy of the print catalog i'm trying to make it do this all the time it wouldn't so anyway just a quick look at so here's here's a look at the print catalog and it just scrolls up gives you again the basic information i was reminding myself don't go too fast through all these pages because people watching need to not get seasick so here's how the manual or the print um brochure is put together with the um imagine your story um posters and bookmarks etc let's see if i go back to break and here again we're back to the main web page now what i like about this yeah and i didn't like i said i didn't order online before so i didn't explore that page very much but look here you can look at bags and clothing oh let's look at some clothing and here is the children's the design for the children's program so you you can interchange it for anyone who wants to wear this shirt or that shirt if you click here on this button then you get a bit bigger picture so this is a character that was created for our program this year and it's put in boots and he had he or she has books on a great t-shirt so it's very fun and now because i i know where it is if we go to programming and promotion then you can see the puppet that's designed on this um on this idea and it's a puppet that you could order too i'll just mention that today is the first Wednesday of the month and that's what the siren was about if you could hear it they just run the sirens the first Wednesday of every month so i say Monday sorry i meant Wednesday here's our puppet both in boots i think he's great so he's on the shirt and he's also a puppet and he'll see him on some other things too but i'm going back to clothing because i know people are interested in the clothing here is the team design so a darker shirt with this pretty two colors of purple or lavender and imagine your story and a book very fun i think that's the one i like i don't know i like the put some boots too and back where's all this one this is the golf shirt so it just has the the slogan and white on a purple shirt i like those colors together so that's good too and there's oh this one one more this is the adult design design it's a little hard to see let me see a little hard to see but it's a row of books it says imagine your story under it and a row of books with a little like robin hood type hat tucked on top in that lovely rose or whatever color you want to call it i like that too so the idea is what while we're looking at this i also want to tell you what the collaborative decided to do was we contracted with a fulfillment center they're the people that are receiving everything into their center and then they're shipping it out we did a test run with some shipment it went great so here's hoping everybody's shipment goes very well we put out an rfp for three distinct parts of the program one were the paper products which upstart won that contract one was for the incentives and one was for i think the t-shirts etc so um we divided it up that way that way because for a long time every time we put out an rfp for a new contract with upstart the only people who could really do it were upstart and there's nothing wrong with that but we thought if we divide it up a little bit we'll have more options people can offer to do one or another portion of it and that's so this is the first year here's hoping we still think it's really good when it's it's all taken care of um this was all part of well there had been discussions beforehand but this was all part of that long-range planning meeting i talked about in september of 2017 where we really looked at what's our timeline for getting these things done what's the timeline for um being ready for the next summer so another thing that we're hoping is going to happen which we think it will is that things will become available a little sooner the the store is online now you could order something today i think yesterday luke sent out an email saying we have two orders already so we're yay somebody ordered something if you have your your username and password to log in he said something was acting a little goofy i can't remember what it was but it's going to be fixed by next week so if something acts goofy for you we really think it's going to be fixed by next week so look for that um i was i'm going to show you a few more things on here and i'm going to talk a little bit about the manual too though i cannot show you the manual but it's very close but i can talk about it a little bit now let's look at some bags because those are those are good too and i'll show you the the drawstring plastic bags have that puss in boots boots character on it again and you get 25 it we everything should tell you how many you get if more than one and then the cost is eight dollars and we do have categories of under ten dollars let's just click on them see what we come up with i don't know if it's in okay all of these things are under ten dollars for either one like the bulletin board decorator i imagine that's only one one package of dragons let's look at the dragons it's a package of twelve dragons for a dollar eighty so yes it would be one one bag one package of the dragons so we're trying to help people who well we're all on a limited budget i know your budget isn't great but this is a way to guide you towards things that are affordable and we hope you have choices that you you like um let's just look at this because the the children's t-shirt is $5.75 to $9.75 oh here are all the sizes you can order up to a women's triple extra large at this point and that's all you have to do is click women's triple extra large you want one and it is going to be more because of the larger size we know that but it's still $9.75 in the future we're hoping that going even larger will be possible this is since this is our first year we're starting where we have been and thinking about because i've been pushing for larger sizes just so you know so hopefully this will we'll move into larger sizes that people need so triple extra large right now is what this one will come in so we know that let's go back to our other page because i found that curious oh i love the color of your own poster there's a color of your own table um table mat not mat but table covering something like that and i think just laying the poster out or the table covering out and and some markers or crayons whatever you want kids will have a great time coloring in different parts of the design let's take a closer look at this design so there's the castle and the dragon the town when another little castle over there very fun i think those are under incentives let's just look a little bit at the incentives there's our puppet again and some dragons and the dragon grabbers i know you're all going to go explore this more you're something you've probably left already but these are all kinds of items that have been in the catalog before it might be a slightly less total number of items because again like i said this is our first time for being in charge of everything so we didn't we didn't buy every single unicorn type product or or dragon but we were um we did um look at quite a few choices and possibilities so while we look at this page i'm just going to take a minute to back up a little bit i got so excited to go to the the store i forgot to talk about the manual so let's just go back a minute and the manual is going to look a little different than it has in the past i think it's going to be a nice change it looks cleaner and more usable it's not going to have 8 000 ideas poured in there but some fewer but very good well worked out ideas for programs and activities etc so the way it's laid out is two thirds of the page talks about the idea and step by step what you need what you um how this how it works and the the right side that the one third of the page on the right side will contain added information or here's how you can change it to make it a teen program if it's designed as a children's program here's how you can make it be an adult program there are also some passive programs in there i didn't look at every single chapter but i looked at quite a bit of the manual and i think it has a nice variety of activities some need very little money spent on them some might need a little bit more i can tell you the chapter titles if this will help you at all imagine in your mind what things might be happening the chapters are once upon a time a hero's journey magical creatures timeless tails common threads and a new twist on an old tale those are the the chapter heading so the activities fit under those chapters in some way or another and um we again we will be sending out mostly usb's i have a few print manuals for people who absolutely can't work with the with the usb versions of it so i forgot to say if you have questions you can type them into the question box and um i will be checking from time to time to see what questions might be in there because i want everybody to have a chance to to ask what they want to know and i might know the answer and i might not it's possible um and at first when we picked this date for this session i thought well we'll be everything will probably be pretty much in place by now and it really is pretty much in place and there's just a few things that are still needs a little more time to get squared away like the manual but the the catalog is online and there's also aside from from the shop which i kind of spent some time on we do have like summer reading resources did i tell you that already didn't the summer slide that i like that the health programming for library has some very good information in there so take a take a minute to look at that and here's another item you can look at this and look way down here at the bottom 30 plus years of themes let's just look at that for a minute because this is fun 1987 is when cslp started remember and then it it goes along lots of things up till this year this year was a universe of stories next year is imagine your story and you can see who the artist is right next to it 2021 will be tales and tales selena lune 2022 is altogether now which is all about working together for better for a better world and for better things and 2023 we don't we that's what i was asking you to send in for that year i sent some my good ideas on water and stem and i can't remember the other one but i sent on the ideas i got the most input i got the most people saying here let's use this idea and so at our meeting later this well in the middle of this month is when we'll see uh what the ones shake down to and then we'll vote on what we want the they call it a theme i like to call it a topic because i think theme and slogan are too close to the same idea in our heads so i like to call it a topic and then come up with the slogan and some people send in slogans along with their ideas and i have that in my mind too and then as you look down you can see who the illustrators are i love this that it goes up to 2023 from 1987 and then it starts at 2023 and goes back down and we get to 2005 which was dragon's dreams and daring deeds i know that because it was steven kelog who did it so again you can look and see what are the different themes we've done through the years and um so next year when we ask you for another idea another topic you can say well look i i like i liked go wild for libraries let's do something like that again and you can send that into your state representative going back to where we were the the web page maybe you noticed the web page is different now too it used to have um there's the line things up here the manual i don't i don't know if that's on this page or not anyway it used to have the lines here and now instead it goes across like this and you can see the different topics here's the manual downloads for each i think for each year you have to obtain an access code even if you've already got your membership or um log ins in there you still have to obtain that the next that next year's online access i guess that's that's this year 2019 next year it'll be different terms of use really just has a couple of short paragraphs in there i think the rules of use are better for your information um if anybody has any questions at this point just let me know otherwise i'm going to keep showing you the catalog because there's a lot in there and it's pretty exciting and i think we have a great amount of of items incentives and paper products to show you so i'm going to watch for questions typed in i'm going to go back to showing you new items of reading record stickers and certificates i always want to know what the stickers are so we have mini stickers which are generally aimed at the reading record one one package of mini stickers is enough for one package of timed reading records i like how we've got those matched up together now i believe they didn't use to and someone said you know why don't you have these be the same amount great idea so here's what this the mini stickers look like and we have two different versions of our puss in boots and um frog prints and jack and the beanstalk and other fairy tale characters the other stickers are these are the bigger stickers put those and look little red riding hood and the and the wolf again jack and the beanstalk and and puss in boots and the tiger and um so you have again your your standard or reading records which some people still use you'd have the name across the top and then write in whatever books or titles you've been reading if that's the way you want to go and the other and then there's some timed reading records and again you can make up your own if you want to do a um what am i trying to say a bingo sheet and have them explore other parts of the library you can take some of the clip artwork from the um artist or and make your own that fits how you want to have your kids record their reading so here's where your mini stickers would fit in this one for however much time each mini sticker would represent each little circle could represent a quarter of an hour or a half an hour whatever you want to encourage kids to to read or be read bookmarks oh yes there's the children book bookmarks i know there's teen and adult bookmarks over there we'll get to those in a minute here's the spanish language ones i haven't shown you much spanish so cuentame cuentame tu historia tell me your story so you get a package of 200 for 495 hopefully you think that's a good deal like i do and oh i forgot to mention when you focus in on one thing i should show you this bigger picture there you go they also show you related products and then over here on the side are recently viewed products so if you're hopping and hopping and skipping around like i am and you're looking at things and you go well now wait a minute where was that t-shirt i wanted or where were those um where that color your own poster it's along here on the side unless you do too much skipping around and it drops off the bottom eventually but it helps you come back to ones that you were interested in to find them again which is also very helpful so let's look at teen and adult and all they had in their bookmarks for that here's the adult bookmark which is off of the adult poster imagine your story and this is so fun because everybody's reading and the imagination that's coming out of their heads and the book together combined is the um the yellowish drawing around them which i think is a great idea and again you get 200 bookmarks for 495 so that's pretty good let's just look at the teen bookmarks here's to spanish again the same cuentame to historia and this is based off of the teen poster so when i didn't show you the teen poster did i oh and here's the yard sign see how i jump let me just show you this in the there we go the teen poster has a top and a bottom and um they they grow off the same way i should just go show you that so you can see it rather than me try to describe it excuse me posters here it is make it bigger so you see the division here is kind of right here there's things going up that way and then there's things going that way so you have two tops and the bottom is kind of the middle a couple of dragons and a phoenix probably is that and other people and creatures all around on the poster so you might decide this is the poster you want to use for the program and and by this one and not the other ones because that's entirely up to you but i didn't want to look i didn't look at this yesterday the outdoor yard sign so i'm always curious about that so and that has the characters from the children's poster there with space for you to write something on about your library or come to the library or anything you want to say there story time every day oh don't please don't have it story time every wednesday or whatever and it fits into your into your into that space so that's helpful oh magnetic bookmarks i love these things although don't get your credit card next to them so there's four different designs and they all just kind of hook over the page and and the magnets hold it there so it doesn't fall out which is nice and again we have jack and the beanstalk the little mermaid and the tiger and puss in boots so you can use those you get a package of 12 for 650 so that's a little bit more expensive per item because of the design and the magnets a quick look at some of the incentives we saw earlier yes here we are but interestingly look there's more pages of various incentives and there's your lapel pin i have whoops i have this past summer's pin on today card holder containers let's look look at that that would be maybe for adults or teens but maybe kids want to put their library card in it good point that i like that color obviously so you get a package of 12 of those for 650 which is nice and the story painting sheets are very popular oh i love these my my great niece is keen on these i'm going to have to buy some for her these are the slap wristbands so you have these are the designs i like a greeting so you you can get a package of those it's um package at 48 for 325 well she's not going to need 48 but i bet she gives them to her friends and there's a story reading light for only a dollar 95 i'm going to have to buy one of those too because those that's reasonable we have some pinwheels and star wands a variety of items i do have a question from somebody it says i got a bit confused where do folks get the access code to download the i think he's asking about the manual if you once you can log in once you have your username and password you can log in and then you can go to the manual download page we should just go there and it will say you need to get the um you need to get the manual so let's just go here see and you just select your state so that we know they know whether you're a full your state is a full member or a partial member so california illinois minnesota and virginia are partial members and then you need to for those guys they need to fill out that form you select your state and then you do the next step i don't know what um there we go being you put in your name and your email and then you submit the form and you will get an email back saying here's the access code and you only have to do that the first time once you've done that then you have the access code and you can get in as many times as you want and they do ask that um the online manuals and the usb's accept etc be shared amongst the people at the live in the library working in the library but they don't want you you putting it up on some kind of uh access to everybody um item for the world to jump in and grab it because it's our intellectual property so to speak and we don't want everybody to have free access and i know that sounds mean but there you are are so that's how the the manual getting the manual codes work that was a good question thank you now let's see where else if i can back up there we go over here there is a telephone number if you need some information or um have a question about a product or you can send an email to customer serve at cslp i meant to say that right away the the collaborative's main page of their web page is cslpreadsreds.org all lower case and that's get you to the main page where you can log in and then you can explore wherever you want to go after that so um jot that down or um you can also look for for it on google etc you can find it well i think i i've probably overdone showing you different parts of the web of the sales page for lack of a better word and i know that many of you will when you have a chance go and explore and see what kinds of things you might want or you might just decide to download the the pdf catalog and print it off so you have a chance to to take a look at it and then you can go on the web page of order or you can send in the paper order whichever way you want to go i might even get crazy and order online this year for myself page just so you can look oh one more thing the wizards bruise the last thing on the last page um i hope i've given you an idea of how things are changing what's different what might be mostly the same but under different management for example like the online catalog um the the pdf catalog looks it's organized a little differently but it looks very similar to me as to the previous catalogs but i like i said i haven't done the shopping online that much i've looked through it a few times but i can't really compare the pages as well as people who who look at it each year maybe can and the reasons behind it why things were done are being done differently why um because i like to know the why why why did you change that and basically it was to be responsive to the librarians people were asking for things like larger size t-shirts and so it's going to be a little bit longer but i'm hoping after next year that'll be in the works other things um that people have asked for so um you might notice that there aren't quite as many incentives as previous people on the board told me that because again i don't look at it as closely because i don't i don't get that much everybody else out there goes what are you going to get balloons or pencils or other things and they're in here there's balloons and there's pencils in here as well as some fun things that kids might enjoy pixelated foam swords who doesn't want that play with it outside right okay well um they're not being any more questions and we've pretty much come to everything i had written down that i wanted to be sure and let you know about i'm going to just talk about next week for a minute next week's encompass live is about the grants being offered from the library commission we're going to talk about all four types of grants so of course not a whole lot of time on everyone but some basic information and hopefully if you have questions about that you'll be able to come to that um that program or watch it after the fact and find out the answers to your questions or who to contact here at the commission about your particular questions so again that's next week at 10 a.m central time for encompass live and this week um i'm sally snider the children's and young adult library services coordinator for the library commission i'm also as i said a board member of the collaborative summer library program right now and a new election's coming up a little later this month and maybe i'll be a board member for a little longer who knows it could happen thank you for joining us today and i hope that this was helpful to you i hope you are ready for the changes and kind of know what to expect now the manuals will be probably coming in october maybe a little earlier we're hoping we'll see and um whatever format you received last year my plan is to send you that same format this coming here so if you want something different let me know um you are allowed to just have online access without a usb or a print manual i don't i'm not even sure if they're offering dvds anymore because uh the year i bought too many of those because so many libraries told me their their computer doesn't have a dvd drive anymore or cd drive so i went with the usb's anyway more information again but thank you for joining us today or online after the fact and i hope this was helpful and please if you have questions email me here at the library commission sally dot snider at nebraska.gov all lowercase and all if i can't answer your question i'll ask Luke or Karen and see what they can tell us that will answer your question to the best of our ability thank you again and have a great rest of the day and see you next week


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And if you'd like to subscribe to our YouTube channel to get daily videos in the lower right hand part of the screen, is a gold subscribe button, click that, and then click the bell notifications to get notified every time we do a video of one of our new and used or used inventory. This one comes with the 20-inch painted alloy rims. It has the 1LE Brembo brakes. And it has Goodyear Eagle F1 tires. These are 285 30 ZR20s. And they have, I'd say, probably about 70 to 80%. Most of the tread is on the inside of these tires. Front fender is in excellent shape. I didn't see any dents or dings in there. It does have the HID headlamps, the LED running lights, and the LED fog lamps. The front bumper and lower valance are in excellent shape. No dents, dings, cracks, or scuffs on there. You get the matte black hood with the 1LE package. I believe that's wrapped on there. You get the air extractors on there as well, or the heat extractors. Front fender on the passenger side is in excellent shape. 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Hi, so, I'm Sean. I am the Digital Programs Coordinator at Palmer's North City Library. I came to that job through a restructure for a moment there. I thought maybe I should be the Analog Programs Coordinator. But it seems to have worked out. I had two collaborators with me today. There's David Lupton and Leith Harhoff. Together we kind of formed Parmi Projection Labs and we do projection mapping. So, projection mapping is, well, I'm going to get into that. We do have a calpapa that we work to. So, it must be conceived in the manua too. It must be greater than the sum of its parts. And when I think about it, doing this presentation here today was a challenge because I know there's a lot of competition for it and I was thinking about how to title the presentation because it's projection mapping. It could be kind of dull. You could go to any of the other sessions. So, the third part of our calpapa is that it's epically cool. We only do things that are epically cool. We don't do branding. We don't do advertising. We don't do decorating of buildings. And then there's the last part of my title which is finding its groove because we're still learning. We're still figuring out how things happen.  Palmerston North's population is 80,000 or 90,000. We don't do things like this. So, you may have seen some videos of these kinds of things where they get a bunch of projectors and they project onto a palace or a public building. They've mapped it down to a millimetre so they're projecting around the windows and they project the building on the building and they make the building fall down and then they twist the building around and you can see what they've done here is create a lot of negative space. So, they've drawn the building as if it's 3D and those corners disappearing into itself. They've created some kind of super-collider out of pieces of the building in the middle. It's the kind of thing you'd do if you had half a million dollars to throw at a project. Maybe $400,000. We've got this. We've got a couple of projectors and a PC. We've built the PC into a rugged case so we can cart it around with us. And, at some point, I'm hoping we'll get some projection going up on the walls and just to give an example of what we do with it. We work in collaboration a lot with local people with... Sorry, that's a really bad way of saying it. As you can tell, I didn't write any of this down. We work with the community. This is a community-based thing for the community. So, we did a New Zealand Music Month celebration working with the Local Access Manawatu Radio Station with a bunch of musicians, with the City Council's placemaking, people and created this in basically a dead space. So, one of the parts of what we want to do is we want to reinvent dead spaces. This is a dark dingy alley in behind the old public library, not the kind of place you'd usually go at night. That's David over there in the corner doing his thing. Can we do the projection now, please? There we go. So, this is the kind of stuff we do. Different projects, different things going on, and we map it to the shape of a thing. We use this system called MadMapper, which is kind of a bit like a PowerPoint.  So, this just allows us to move things around. So, in this example, we've got a bunch of projectors that are going to run through the computer. We add in things called quads. So, each one of these different things is a quad. And then we add in some content, change the shape of the quads so that it fits to the different shapes that we're projecting onto. So, we can project on different angles, project into corners, project onto the ceiling. And it's kind of a trial and error thing. So, I think with that palace, they probably had a really beautiful 3D image map done probably with LiDAR or something like that of the palace so that they could map it all inside the software. We go to the venue and we just kind of tweak and move things around. We drag all the corners and pieces. So, this is the back of the new library. And this was our demonstration for the Diwali celebration that was going to happen in the library. You can see that this map here, kind of with the candle on my right-hand side here, has become the candle on part of the building right there. When we came to it, we did this here for Diwali and we projected it onto the City Council Building. The Council Building is kind of an ugly thing, but it's got this kind of central part of jumbly concrete. And this looked amazing, projected on it because it spins around a lot. That is moving, isn't it? It is changing. I love the scale that we can go to. We go really, really big. So, these are three, four-storey buildings. We're done with relatively small projectors. We also have done galleries. So, this was the Sounds of Summer Festival finale where a group of musicians, again, the local radio station, and we just mapped onto very small areas. Now, coming up somewhere soon, we had an easel with a canvas on it that we projected on it, and it's just a slow-changing thing. And I really like that we were able to make it look like it was a painting, but if you looked again, the painting was different. And it's coming. There, that person's face over there. Slowly changes.  We did. So, I'm going to come around here. So, this is kind of odd, this piece of footage here above me. This is the Local History Week, when we projected from the Regent Theatre across Broadway Avenue onto the downtown cinemas. They had this great big flat face there, and so as part of Local History Week, just every night we projected images from the Manawatu Heritage Files. We did a thing called Freaky Friday, which is a children's programme in the library. And it's run right through the winter. Every Friday night, children come in, we read them freaky stories. For the finale, they wanted to add in something extra to it, so we did rear projection. So, all the children are on the other side of those hanging sheets there. And it just lifted it. And I guess, for me, that's part of the greater than the sum of its parts. What was my next thing? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I really like how you can create a spatial depth to it. So, this is one from earlier, but it's just a still image. The garage behind the performers is kind of just this flat, bright white space. And then there's hollows in between the other buildings, but because we've got that kind of spotty projection going on in there, it just enriches and lifts the space. We had some really odd footage. Can we put the snail up there too? This was a little timelapse of a snail that was crawling across.  We use computer-generated imagery. So, this is just me having fun in Google tilt brush, which you've probably come across wearing an HTC Vive headset and virtual reality, making a 3D painting and then taking a video of that. And I like projecting that really big. Odd pieces of footage show up. So, this was from someone riding a train in Japan. They got access just in behind the cab and just filmed it. Shortly, I'm going to show you how we've used that within anything. That's me. Oh, I meant to show you. I'm going to go right back if I can. I know this is a jumble, but here it is. That's my mum. My mum likes to come down to some of these shows. The first time she showed up, I was like, mum, what are you doing here? OK, come through the train. So, as Leith is at the equipment console over there running MadMapper, we do shows in response, so we will change the footage that's playing as it goes. Sometimes we'll just blanket it all with bright colours and graphics. Sometimes we have a mix of things. Sometimes, like we've done on the pillar there, we just set fire to everything. And I've spoken for less than ten minutes, but that's kind of what I wanted to convey, is like we're doing projection mapping, lifting the city, doing lots of things really simply. Leith has put up a grid there. So, this is him adjusting the space to fit onto that panel. So, we came in earlier and have mapped out the area using these grids, so we know exactly the size. Can twist and bend, just get it sitting nicely, so each panel there is looking a bit like a movie screen. And can you twist it again, turn it into something else? So, we just can move it around when the content goes on. It just fits very nicely into that. I'll finish off with one of our collaborators. This is musician James Lisette. So, he is very keen on this. He loves to perform with it. He's done a piece that is about the land in New Zealand. So, I'm going to play that as a video after this, where we've used lots of Manitou Heritage images again to complement the music. We're going to do it as a performance at some point. But I really like how sitting here, it looks like he's driving the train while he's working his modular synthesiser. And this is the video. In theory, this appeals to the glam sector because we are using archival photographs in a new way, reinventing them. I guess that's questions. Or perhaps just sit and enjoy for a minute. David has reminded me one thing I left out there was that a big part of this is generating content from the community. So, the one we got permission to use was the Diwali drawing. That was on the tall panel here. It's a whole huge thing about involving the community from the ground up right through from the conception to the delivery. The end.


Yeah, great. So today I want to give an update on the DHT routing table health study that we've been conducting at Problab. And so I'm going to start quickly by introducing because this is a bit technical. So the Calemnia DHT routing table, the weight works. So Calemnia is a distributed hash table, which is basically a decentralized overlay network in which there is no central peer. And each node has to know at least some of the other peers participating in the network just to be connected. And this set of peers is called the routing table. And so in the Calemnia implementation, all of the peers that are in this routing table are sorted. So are sorted in what's called K-buckets, which is defined by the core distance between a peer ID and another peer ID. Each bucket is kept at 20 peers. So I'm going to just give a quick example to illustrate better. So for instance, if we take a random peer identified by an 8-bit string. So 0-1-1-0-1-0-0-0-0. And I just generated some random other 8-bit strings. And I filled in those peers or those bit strings in the K-bucket of the initial peer. And as we can see, so the logic is if two bit strings share a prefix of length x, it's going to be in the bucket x. So for instance, in the bucket 0, all of the peers start with a 1. Whereas our reference peers start with a 0. And so on. So for instance, in bucket 2, all of the peers share a common prefix of length 2. And we can see that when the peers are generated randomly, which is the case for IPFS or IPTP identifiers, we expect to have a lot of peers in the low ID bucket and a way fewer in the higher ID bucket. And in an exponential way. So to measure a bit the health of the actual network, we use the NebulaCroller, which will try to, that will crawl the network and provide a snapshot with all of the peers that are online and all the state of the routing table. All of the peers that are in each node routing table. And so for this specific study, the data was taken out of 28 scrolls, so from 20th snapshot of the network over one week. And so the methodology we use to get for this study. In the global snapshot, we're able to reproduce the cable cat for each of the peers. Simply by computing sort distance between each of the peer in the routing table and the reference peer. So from the global view, let's say we are able to see some of the node should be included in a cable cat, but are actually missing from the cable cat to retrieve from the network role. So we can see what the theoretical bucket should be and what they actually are. So for this study, it was a bit hard to compute all of the XOR distances because to see if any of the peer were missing, we need to get the X closest peers to a specific peer ID, which is computationally expensive as the XOR distance is not linear. And so we implemented a binary try in Python to speed things up. So the results we get from this study is the first we want to study what's the ratio of peers that are in someone's routing table but are unreachable from the network. And so basically stale entries in the routing table. So that's the result we get. So for bucket 0 to 8, the rate is quite low. So the buckets 0 to bucket 8 are the bucket that are full that contain 20 peers, almost all of the time. And so the rate is very low. It's on average out of the 20 peers that are in the bucket 0.75 are unreachable. So that's very good given the high train rate that we observed in APFS. And for the bucket 9 to 21 we observe a higher rate, but it's still very acceptable. And so I think we obtain different results for the low ID bucket and the higher ID bucket because the replacement method is different. Is implemented differently in Google. Now to the next measurement. So now we want to see if the distribution is the distribution of the peers in the cave buckets is as we expected. So as the peer the peer idea are expected to be generated randomly over the key space of 256 bit. We expect that buckets. So, yeah, there will be a half thing on the candidates that are eligible for each of the buckets. And so we can see that bucket 0 to 8 are capped at the maximum of 20. And then we can see this experimental growth or decline going down. And so that exactly the number we expected, which is good. So when we look at the rate or the number of missing peers for each bucket, we can see that for the full buckets. So, yeah, sorry again, the missing peers are if first bucket is not full. And second there is a peer in the network that would have fit this bucket. But that is actually not in this bucket that we've been able to observe using the global snapshot. And then the missing peers rate for the full bucket is very low. It's 0.12 out of the 20 peers. And it's a bit higher for the higher ID bucket. But again, it is still very, very acceptable. Now getting to the, so one of the key properties of the Academy at DHT is that the node is supposed to be aware or to have the 20 closest peers to itself in its routing table, just for routing their property. And what we observe is that given the high turn rate again, so we expect to have, yeah, not 100% obviously because some nodes are entering and leaving the network. So it trained us constantly. And we observe surprisingly that 61% of the peers know all of their 20 closest peers. So all of the 20 closest peers are in the K buckets. And 95% of the peers know at least 18 out of the 20 closest peers, which is also excellent. So what we can tell from this study is that the DHT is very healthy and maybe more than we could have expected. So it's perfect. So we have a very low rate of sale on trees in the, in the K buckets. The peer distribution is as expected. Only a few peers are missing from the routing table, which is good again, and a very high rate of no, no 18 out of the 20 closest peers. So that's very good. So the problem is doing a lot of RFM. I think at the moment there are 20 RFM that we publish on the GitHub repo protocol slash network measurement. So you can encourage you to go and check them out. So we've got the published one, which is RFM two, and this one RFM 19. So there is a report with much more details that is available on the, so the peers and marriage yet but the report is already accessible. And so I'm going to give some more details on this at the IPFS thing. It's going to take a week. So if you're around, make sure to attend the measuring IPFS track. And we also measure some, some things that were odd, and may mean that the DHT isn't as healthy on the, on some other aspect as we think, because the diversity in the low ID pocket is lowering over time. And it might become a problem because the network may become centralized. And here are some references with something so I will pull them later on the Google Docs. And yeah, that's it for me.


It's a wonderful thrill for me to be here and participating in this program. If I could say one thing Do you people of the Foreign Press Association? I would say send our business back Maureen, do you really come from the south of Ireland? That's a home joke Ladies and gentlemen now for another special award to present that award a very special young lady came to Hollywood by way of UCLA I'm sure she is easily recognized at least here in her own community. Although she Would very easily travel anonymously just any place miss Jane Mansfield We will be prepared to sort of stage other capabilities Mr.. President and ladies and gentlemen of the Foreign Press Association Without all kidding aside may I say I'm a very poor substitute for the great contipus, and I'm sure where he here tonight Gentlemen all kidding aside. I'm sure that the great contipus where he here this evening in all dignity Henry pose would be very greatly honored as Honored as I am through Columbia Pictures To receive this great award for the great one of the greatest comics of our time Contipus thanks so much in his behalf and Columbia


Do you ever find yourself getting stuck in your head, whether you're in a social interaction or just walking outside on the street? I know that sure happened to me a lot. And of course, the long-term solution would be things like meditation.  You just want to stop thinking too much and just be in the moment.   So it's quite simple. Are you ready? Just pick two or three objects in the room and let's say it could be a wall, it could be the floor, it could be a plant, it could be anything. And just go up to these objects and just touch them. And when I say touch, I mean just put your hand on them and apply a bit of force. Just feel the force, just feel the reality of that object, like how it actually physically feels. Do that with two or three objects, do it for like 10, 20 seconds, maybe 30 seconds if you want to.    Very simple, very effective. Think me later.


In a little corner of Berlin, time stops a while in this extraordinary garden built long ago with row upon row of Indian roses. There's no problem of colonialism, there's no, there are no this deep commercial interests, but there's really an interest in Indian culture, a very deep interest in Indian culture. And I think this makes this relationship so special. Max Müller, perhaps till date, is the most well-known, loved and respected German in India, having devoted his entire life in trying to understand India and help the world understand her. Ironically, he never actually set foot upon the land that he revered so deeply. When you come from Europe to India, you see people who look like people from maybe 500 years ago. And then you see people who look like from the 50s or 40s, 30s, 20s, till now. You have a completely strange relation to time when you move through India. Because to have people from the Stone Age up to the Satellites generation with so many different languages, cultures rich and poor, this normally blasts a nation.  These women from village Supe in India may not understand the intricacies of relations between nations involved as they are in improving their and their children's today for a better future. Having been helped to help themselves by a joint program between the governments of India and Germany, they are an ideal example of an alternative path of development which is also sustainable. No matter where, no matter how, whenever two individuals meet who belong to two different parts of this world, then each time two worlds come face to face, two images of the world come together. And then, however fleetingly, but surely, the world moves closer and for a moment in time two worlds meet to become one. People from two different countries, cultures, having different work styles, often believed to be diametrically opposite. By working successfully together have proved that quality is not something that can be defined by geography alone.


We just witnessed one of the best fourth quarter comebacks that we're going to see in the NFL all season, and we just saw it today. The Carolina Panthers down 17 points in Philadelphia against the defending Super Bowl champions and going against the wind on offense the entire fourth quarter. Cam Newton had a tough day trying to throw the ball, running it, he'd been harassed by the Philadelphia defense, but in the fourth quarter, he and his team snapped it together. Quicker throws, able to block up and get a few deeper throws. So what we learned today about this team is a great resilience, a great capacity to stay in ball games. Even though they were down 17, it could have been worse, so the defense hung in there as well.  This Carolina Panthers team, mentally and physically tough, there'll be a lot to deal with the rest of the way.


In today's video, we're opening the new Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh set that contains alternate art, Dark Magician Girl and Dark Magician. What's up, guys? We're back with another OCG Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh set, the quarter-century chronicle side unity, very confusing name. It's like a side set, I guess. I guess that's what that means, because there's also a side pride, I think, coming out that has the alternate art. Is it red eyes or it's something else really cool, but inside here, you can get Dark Magician, Dark Magician Girl. You guys have seen them on the screen, but we'll pop them up again just so you guys can take a look. Hopefully, today, we're gonna be pulling them. The goal is to pull them. I have three boxes I'm gonna be opening for myself, so that's 15 total packs. And then I'm giving one away to you guys. All you have to do is like the video, be subscribed to our notifications. Let me know down below. What do you think about the set? Do you like the new alternate art? And let's get into the opening. Also, shout out to Yu-Gi Market who sent me these. Yu-Gi Market we have worked with before. You can buy stuff from Japan, they'll ship them to you. So go check out their website down below. I have an affiliate link with them, so if you use that, it helps me out. So I appreciate you guys. Let's get right into the opening. Put these two off to the side. Let's open off this first box. We have 45 packs to be opening because there are 15 per box I think in here.  And I think they are QCRs, the ones we're looking for, the alternate art. So let's see what we can get. Quarter centuries, you know, the new thing now that quarter century is every year. First time opening this, I'm pretty excited. I know RhymeStyle said he opened 24 boxes and didn't get either one. So we only have three, we have four.  Who knows? Maybe there's, I don't know where these came from, probably from a case, but hopefully I didn't give it to you guys so I could pull it. But if I did, it'd be pretty cool for you guys. Here we go. It's a little roulette on which one I give away. I already put the giveaway to the side. So it's locked in. All right. OCG quarter century chronicle side unity. So open up these packs. I think RhymeStyle opened a bunch of, yeah, well, I already said that he opened a much of it, but how many QCRs do we get? That's not our only QCR. Is it? I hope not because we've already pulled one QCR. What? I don't even want to know what the card this is. What is this? These other ones look like reprints. What card is this? Some pendulum. That's why I don't know. It's screw pendulums. I'm sorry, Triff. I didn't mean to say that about your beloved pendulums, but here we go. Let's keep going. QCRs look for us. We got a lot more than one QCR per box. So that looks like we got some in the back right here. Cool part about this is like a rarity collection sort of thing because you're getting a lot of different rarities. We got, that's a mass change, I believe. Oh, that's a nice card. All right, Fusion Destiny. That's what it's called, right? Fusion Destiny. It's been a while since this card's been relevant, so yeah, I'm losing it, but I think it's Fusion Destiny. That is, I guess, the Ulti, right? Prismatic Ultimate Rare. Beautiful looking card. I mean, I at least know that card, so that's a plus. All right, okay. Okay, wait, no, no. Don't open it upside down. Open it the right way, Ruxen. I'm going to get criticized in the comments if I don't. They're like, there's a pull tab for a reason, dude.  It's my fault. It's not the pack's fault. It's my fault. Okay, Visionary, not Vion, Visionary Increase. Don't know, Pendulums. I don't know at all. That is a, I'll use this one with, oh, I can't remember. Oh, I can't remember exactly what they're called. And then a Parallel Exceed Secret.  It was that era, Phantom Knights. Maybe Phantom Knights that use it. Maybe knows or is it the other one?  I forgot. Dad, come in. Maybe it'll come to me later. Oh, it's like, oh, it's on the tip of my tongue, what the name is. It's something on the tip of your tongue, like, word-wise, it's such a weird thing. It's like, you have this fleeting memory of what it is, but you can't quite grab onto it. It's so strange. Like, if you think about it, it's like, what is that? Like, how can you like sort of remember, but not really? I don't know. It's kind of strange. So there's a, it looks like a Melphie or something. That is a Vision Hero. All right. Is it Destiny Hero, Asset or Vision Hero? One of the two. Hida, the Fire Charmer. Oh, another quarter century. Wait. Oh, same card. Okay, so we've got two quarter centuries. That's a good sign. I thought it was a normal at first or a normal monster, which is what we want, obviously. Well, effect monster for Dark Magician, girl. Normal for Dark Magician. I wonder how many quarter centuries are in this set. I'm guessing maybe every card comes as quarter century or something. Not totally sure. We have a dragon looking dude. He looks like a sea serpent. This is a Gadget or a Junk card. Junk something. That's a Cosmic Blazar or something. And then IP Mascarena. That's a nice one. Okay, IP Mascarena Prismatic Secret. Beautiful card. Man, I got to get, I got to get to it. I didn't know my cards better. I'm not nailing these very well. I mean, they are newer, but look at this point, we open a lot of newer stuff. I should know this stuff. We have, I don't think I've ever seen this card in my life. It looks like an orc or something. Wait, I said the other one was acid. Is this one acid? It's a Mastiro, okay. Yeah, the other one was Mastiro. Mastiro acid, I think. Emergency, no, emergency call. There we go. I shouldn't know that one. And then Shadow Mist. Destiny Hero Shadow Mist, something like that. I think I nailed that one. Okay, quarter century. So far, I mean, this set is pretty fire. It's so beautiful. It's making me excited for Rarity Collection too. It's going to be super fun when that comes out.  Magician's Navigation, obviously. Everyone knows that one, okay? That is, if I had to guess, I would say Junk something, but he also, it's a little too bulky to be Junk. I don't know. Another pendulum. There's no way I'm going to know that. And then another Melphie card, the Melphie XC's. Melphie something, okay? Look, that's all I need to say. Lot of packs to be open still to go. We have not gotten the two alternate arts we're looking for.  It's been difficult for me. I think, is it four cards per pack? I haven't really been paying attention. There's a Junk, it's not Junk Synchron. No, it is Junk Synchron. It is Junk Synchron. That's Junk Synchron. We have a de-spirit, de-spirit maybe. Okay, just a standard Dark Magician in here. That's kind of cool. So I guess you could get this as QCR. That would be awesome. And then Soul-Servant of course, a beautiful secret rare card. So, all right, good stuff so far. I guess they have regular Dark Magician girl as well. Maybe. I don't know how many QCRs we're going to get. I'm hoping it's more than two because then we have more in this box. That might have been a collector rare. We have a Trap card. We have Destiny of Malicious. Yeah, it is four cards. Nope, it's just a secret. That is Dante, Traveler of the Burning Abyss. There you go, Farfa. Okay, I'm trying not to rip these off. There is another card that I'm not familiar with. Are some of these new? I feel like they're not. Okay, Angie Gear Ballista. I know that one. That was originally in dual overload, I think. Raid Raptor. That's a Raid Raptor something. And then another Pendulum that I do not know, Secret Rare. So I haven't seen collector rares yet. Do we get collector rares in here? So it's so far, quarter century, Ulti, Prismatic Ulti. That's what it's called. And then Secrets. We have the Lightsworn. I should know this. Lightsworn. It's a Lightsworn card, obviously. Uh, don't know either of those. And oh, D-P-E Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer. Prismatic Ultimate Rare. That is a no. Man, I wish our Ultis looked like this. The Prismatic Ultis look pretty good in rarity, but they were crappy quality. These are great quality and they look even better. So yeah, let's make rarity collection do look like this and it'll be even bigger of a success than rarity collection one.  But if they are a better quality, it's going to be pretty tough for it not to go off. That is, man, the quality on that card is so good. Polymerization. That'd be cool in a high rarity. We have another trap card. I feel like this is doppel warrior. Is this doppel warrior? I just, it just came to me doppel warrior. I don't know if I'm right or wrong, but okay, that is one of the new firewall cards. Dark Fluid or something like that. Sure, secret rare. Three packs left in this box. Will we get, if we get three, then I guess it's like three in a box or one every five packs or something like that. That is a curious lightsworn Dominion. The something lightsworn Archer, the sorts of an F or an L, one of the two. Okay, Magician's Soul, no. Magician's Circle, Dark Magic Circle, something like that. And then Junk, whatever, like Junk Servant maybe? Is that name? Yeah, when you don't have the names, it can be pretty tough. You know, it's 10,000 Yu-Gi-Oh cards and all. This guy? Man, who is this guy? I don't know this guy. That looks like, it exceeds I couldn't remember earlier. I think he's related to this guy, which is, what did I say earlier? I already forgot. Man, what is this archetype? I can't remember Dark Hole and, oh, signet mining. Signet mining, very nice. Okay, last pack. I'm probably like 50% on guessing the cards right now, which is not great. This is a blue-eyes card, blue-eyes illumination or something like that. Elemental Hero, something, I don't know. Neocontact, I know that's the magic card. Doesn't he hear Dangerous? I remember that guy. Dangerous and E-emergency call. So we got two quarter centuries. No collector rare is interestingly enough. I really like the OCG collector, so I'm a little sad about that. I really like the purple look to these two. They look really nice. They're kind of hard to show on camera though. They're super reflective. Classic quality of Japanese product. Surprise, surprise. All right, 15 more packs. Let's get right to it.  I don't really want that to happen. Okay, Curious Light Sword Dominion again. We have the Felis or something. I think Zeus, good. And then the Vision Hero Increase Prismatic Secret. I didn't shuffle these up this time, but that's fine. That's fine. We're going to open them all anyway, right? We're going to open them all eventually. If you guys are enjoying the video, make sure to subscribe. I have a lot of videos that I think are really good recently. We've had a lot of awesome pulls and stuff like that. So go back and check out the recent videos. I mean, L.O.B. video, D3 or anniversary video. I mean, there's a lot of good stuff. There's a Hero Lips. A lot of quality openings that you want to see. 100K collection we got recently. Pretty awesome. Why can't I remember the name of this card? I don't know. I don't remember that. Ancient Gear Golem is pretty awesome. And then I think that's Doppel Warrior. Ancient Gear Golem already would be nice as well like QCR Ult. I think the Prismatic Ulti would fit it pretty well. You know, just to go along with its other counterpart Ultis in English. Okay. We have Polymerization. We have the card I don't know. We have another card I don't know. Oh, that card guys, the guy seems familiar. And then, okay, Secret Rare Zeus. I feel like that guy was in one of the decks I played on Master Duel. I think it might have been, I can't remember. It's just everything is just escaping my grasp. This guy especially, okay, Super Poly and another card I do not know that we've seen a few times. Make sure if you guys want to grab any box of this yourself, you go check out Yugi Market because they are pretty epic. And they can help you out getting some of that stuff from Japan.  I say that and I've probably seen all these in my life at some point and I just forgot because I can't even remember the names of the ones I have seen a million times. Phantom Knights. Maybe it was Phantom Knights, that guy earlier. I just remembered it again. We have Parallel Exceed. We have Elemental Hero Nios would be good and high rarity. Is that a Gear Golem card? I just said that about the Gear Golem thing and then we pull a Gear Golem card. So I don't know which Gear Golem card that is, but we just pulled one. In the Prismatic Ulti that I was talking about. So make sense. That was not a QCR. So we haven't pulled a QCR yet. We're still looking. We've got the Junk Guy. We've got Rygeki. We've got Vision Hero Vi on another nice Elemental Hero Vision Hero. Sorry, a Hero card, I should say. Hero, not Elemental Hero. He's a different kind of hero. Okay, come on. We've got... Oh, what's that guy said? Something I don't remember. Seer is right there. We have Elemental Hero Stratos. And I have... Ex-Gamer all like this one. I have to my QCR. Yeah, okay. Whatever, sure. Anime, I guess. But yeah, for the Ghost Shirt, Tragedy of pulling like five of them.  Okay, that was a little bit of a Tragedy on that one. Let's see if the next one can be better. DPE is pretty nice. We've got another card. We've got Soul Servant and we've got some sort of Slot Machine card. Looks like a card that'd be in like Magic Ruler or something like that way back then. We've got Formula Synchron. We have... Oh, we got something in the back. We've got another guy. Transcode Talker, I think. And... This one like gets the tuners from the deck or whatever. Tuning? I think it's the name. Yeah. Tuning, I think it's the name. Okay. Quarter Century. La, la, la, whatever. We still have an Ulti in here, I think. Unless we can get a third one. We didn't get a third one last time. What is happening? This is why I don't like these pull tabs. Try not to damage any cards, but they're trying to make me damage the cards. We have Light Sats of Lights one card. Definitely. You can see Judgment Dragon. We have the Slot Machine. And that is a Utopia card. Double Utopia or something. It's like something like that. Nope, nope, nope. Nope, nope, nope, nope. Like that. Okay. Get it together, Ruxen. We have Backup Secretary. We have an XC's card. We have another XC's card. And we have... Ooh. That's a good one. The Magician's... What's it called? I'm brain farting so much today. I don't remember. It's like a Magician's something. I don't remember. Okay. Another Malfi card. Another Trap. We have... Okay. That's a good one. Charge of the Library Gate. Oh, and a Prismatic Ultimate. Is that another gear card? I don't think I've seen this one, but that has to be another gear card. Okay. Another gear card. Sure. This box... Not that great. I feel like the DPE was really nice. So that was good. If that was in this box, that might have been the last box. I can't remember. Last pack. A... What is that? I can't even see it. It's so shiny. This reminds me of our quarter's entry cards. Okay. Last box. Doing pretty good, but we have not gotten any of the alternate arts. We might have to attempt to, you know, ask Yugi Margit, you know, buy some more packs from them. See what we can, because, you know, I want to pull one of these. I want to pull one of these alternate arts, and so far we haven't had the luck. Let's see if we can turn it up real quick.  Oh, no, no. Not upside down. Use the pull tab. I keep forgetting. And then it rips off every time. Dad, gum it. I can't defeat the pull tab. We have a Medulche... I mean, a Medulche. Melt a Branch of the Burning Abyss. The SCARM Melt a Branch of the Burning Abyss. There we go. That's where I got that. Okay. Ancient Gear Wyvern, I believe, is that. A lot of Ancient Gear stuff in here. Pretty interesting. I like Ancient Gear, but kind of random. Next pack is Ancient Gear something. IP... Oh, what is that Ancient Gear guy? He was in one of the early Legendary Duelists. IP Mask Arena. There is the Master of Chaos and the Curious the Lightsworn Dominion. At this point, you guys, you know, your giveaway box might have a good chance it actually happened something. At, I mean, not something, because it's always going to have something, but the something that we're looking for. We have... That's a Dark Lord card. We have another card that I don't know and then another shiny secret that I don't know. Man, a lot of cards I don't know. I don't like this. Got to get it together. Got to pull some cards we know. Got to get the actual cards out. ZS Ascended Sage, I think. Dante, Miracle Fusion. Oh, okay. And wait, is that the same? We already got this. Or was that QCR? I thought we got this in Prismatic Ulti as well. Destiny... Why did I forgot the name already? Destiny Fusion? Fusion... Fusion Destiny. There we go. Fusion Destiny. I was like, that's Destiny Fusion doesn't sound right. What are you up next? We got Plasma. We got Fogblade. We got this guy who's in the Phantom Knight stack. I'm sure now. And then that's Phantom Boots. Knight of Phantom Boots. Phantom Boots Knight. The Knight of Boots in Phantom. Let's see what's in the rest. Will it be a DMG? Will it be a Dark Magician? Quarter Century. There's that guy. Gold cap. No, that's different. Can't remember. Okay, here it lives. And Dark the Dark Charmer. We know that one. That guy was big and the one I can't remember. Was big in Legendary Duelist, Immortal Destiny, which was Bakura basically. We have... That's from... This is from Dimension Chaos, I think. Pendulum something. Pendulum Dragon. Melfi, Dark the Dark Charmer. An E-emergency call back at it. Let's see what we can get the rest of the way. So far we've done pretty decent. Not bad. What are we gonna get here? We have... Oh, we got a quarter century. Our first one of this box we have. That guy, he draws your card and we sink or summon him. We got Revolutions and Sinkron. Why ties with the brethren? Why are they always quarter century spell cards? Give us an effect monster or a normal monster, please. Come on, help us out. Come on. Where are they? Okay. Bane. This is Bane, malicious Bane. That is Liquid Soldier. That's Aroma, Aroma Sphere, whatever that archetype's called. There's Shadow Mist. Okay, we're down to only seven packs left. Only seven packs left. Seven more chances that alternate our Dark Magician or Dark Magician Girl. We have Melphie. We have an increased extra hero or something. I don't remember. This guy was banned for a while and Dante. Or maybe he's limited. Jet Synchron. I guess what that was called. Jet Synchron. A lot of Synchron.  They never want to pull all the way down. That's Judgment Dragon Dark Version. We have that and secrets. Oh, man, these are, these are tough on me guys. This is a tough opening. Four packs left. There should be one more quarter century. We got one more chance. I'm guessing the Ultards only come in quarter century. I mean, we haven't seen them anywhere else. Melphie, we have some sort of Pendulum Guy and Judgment Dragon Prismatic Ulti. Okay. Not a spell card. Thank goodness. That is pretty awesome actually. That's a good one. We've got some good Ultis. The Prismatic Ultis have definitely been better in terms of like the cards we got than the quarter centuries. Quarter centuries we have gotten mostly cards that are kind of weird. All right. That, another big one from Magical Hero. Can't remember his name. We have Melphie. We have another Melphie. We have Soul Servant. I mean, a lot of Magical Hero reprints in here as well. Two packs left. It's coming out in the end. If you guys have enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more content like this. And if you have not been around for very long or even seen recent videos, we have a lot of awesome videos. Oh, man. Do you see our right here? I think what we're going to do is we're going to save that one for last. Let's open this pack. Cause that is, that is our last chance at the QCR Ulti Art. So we're going to go ahead and save that for the last pack magic.  Let's see what we can get. We have tuning. We have junk. Something. All right. Nothing. So back to this really quickly. Last pack magic. Make sure you subscribe. You enjoy the video. Hopefully you guys did leave a comment down below. If this isn't the card we're looking for. Should we open more of this? Should we shirts for the DMG Alten Art, the Dark Magician Alten Art? Let me know. Sign up mining. Here we go. We have Link Caribo. Where's that? Yeah, it's Link Caribo, not Link Caribo. Okay. We have a graph, I think. Metal branch learning miss. And we have, okay. Heavy Metapoles Electromite, I think. Yeah. Okay. Electromite. Sure.  Not bad. I mean, overall we did all right, but I still want to pull those alternate art cards. Shout out to Tomfoshow, Puffins, Zidoo, Monesto, Deanna, America Doidster. Another show Ian Musa, Jr. Barting, Robert F., Thomas McLean, Changelang, and Adelso Galcia, Jr. Thank you guys for supporting the channel. I'll see you guys next time. Peace.


In at least not less than 1,700 vulnerable households have been defeated from the Nigerian COVID-19 action recovery and economic stimulus, NG cares initiative in legal state. This was disclosed by the Special Advisor to Governor Sanwallu on Sustainable Development Goals. SDGs, Dr. Raluah Fini at a one-day sensitization programme held in Lagos. The last to be corresponded was there and now reports. The NG cares project is designed to enhance the socioeconomic well-being of vulnerable members of society as well as alleviate their challenges. Drawn from various communities within Lagos state, the beneficiaries are predominantly unemployed and unskilled youths from vulnerable households aged between 18 and 45 years with educational qualification of senior secondary certificate or below. Dr. Raluah Fini is a special advisor to Governor Sanwallu on Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs. She describes the NG cares social impact initiative as one of the driving forces in realising the vision of the things plus development agenda. Dr. Fini also noted that the scheme provides opportunities for meaningful engagement and breaking the cycle of poverty across the state. The special advisor also encourages beneficiaries to see the programme not only as a job but an opportunity to learn, grow and contribute to the overall development of their communities. Permanent Secretary of Sustainable Development Goals Tolani Oshodi was represented by the Director Administrative and Human Resources Office of the SDGs, Nike Akonji. Our primary objective is to provide immediate employment opportunities in social sector thereby addressing the emergency constraints caused by this loss of labour, income, employment and vulnerable households due to COVID-19 pandemic. She highlighted more on the significance of the project. The main reason why government is doing this is to restore the impact, the impact of this COVID that we experienced some years back and some people they have lost the means of their livelihood. So in order for them to have food on their table, in order to encourage them, many of them they have their own small-scale businesses that many of them have lost it. So they are doing this programme to restore them back. Beneficiaries commanded the State Governor for the initiative. We have so many of them and they are expected to work for four hours in a day. So far we have success stories of beneficiaries. People will say, 15,000, what can 15,000 do, but trust me, 15,000 goes a long way in the life of the vulnerable people. You have success stories of those that have started businesses. A Baben Saloon, that when I do get my stipends I bought some clippers that we can use to barb and since then I've been garnering some money for my new glass. So I thank Legal State for the NQA programme, it has been a benefit and I really appreciate it. Work with NQA Loma at Badagri, so when I started doing this job, I felt like, what am I doing?  Earlier, Tolani Oshodi said the sensitisation and engagement with the new beneficiaries was aimed at identifying their unique needs and support areas to ensure that they carry out their assignments responsibly. Love Ikuku Uiedukun, Plus TV News.


Welcome back to the session on latex. In this session, we will recapitulate what we learnt in this topic and we will briefly look at the commands of table and images. In this session, we created a basic table in latex using the tabular environment. We aligned the content of the table using L, C, R that is left, center and right. Using the P command, we adjusted the width of the column. In this session, we concentrated on adding borders to the table. Using the pipe operators, we can create a vertical line to separate the columns. H line is used to create horizontal lines to separate the rows. C line command takes two numbers as arguments and adds a horizontal line from the first number till the second number. To style the borders, that is create dotted or dashed lines, we used A, R, Y, D, S, H, L in package and the commands are H dash line and C dash line. This session was pretty straight forward in which we merged the columns and rows of a table using multi-row and multi-column commands. Array stretch command was used to increase the vertical spacing in the tables. The session ended with an exercise to include some large tables. In this session, we addressed the problem of large tables using the long table environment and package. The end head command repeats the header rows on every page. In this session, we used H, B and T to position the table on the page using the table environment. We also added captions and generated a list of tables for easy reference. Finally, we included an image using include graphics command and adjusted its size by mentioning height or width in box brackets. Graphics package is used for this purpose. This session seemed a bit more interesting as we worked with image properties like scaling, cropping and rotating. We mentioned these in box brackets. For example, to scale an image, we write scale equal to and the number which denotes a scaling factor. To rotate an image by 180 degrees, we write angle equal to 180 in box brackets. Cropping involves writing two arguments, clip which is set to true and trim that mentions how much the image needs to be cropped from all four sides. Using fbox command, we added a border to an image and adjusted its thickness using the set length command. In the concluding session of the topic, we learned to work with figure environment and looked at how we can include multiple images under one figure using the sub figure environment. We have covered a lot of concepts of latex using which we can create a decent document, article or report. Thank you. Have a nice day.