So, next is user and permission, I am sure you already know this. So, who am I shows who is the user logged in at present, W shows how many users are logged in. So, this is my remote machine which shows who else is logged in here and next is CH mode changing the mode of a file. So, ls-l1.pxt shows different modes here. So, the first hyphen is for whether it is a file or directory. So, if it is a file it would not show anything if it is a directory it will show D. For example, ls-l slash dev. So, it shows D in front of all the directories and it shows hyphen in front of files. So, the next triplet is for the user, next one is for group and the last one is for others. The user has read write permission. Suppose if I want to change the permission I can simply minus r it will work. So, there are multiple ways to remove a permission. So, I want to remove read permission from 1.txt. Now, if I do 1.txt it does not have read permission. What I did I actually remove read permission for both user and group which I did not want it. So, suppose I want to remove read permission only for user is it like this. So, let me let me bring it back to original state. So, ch mode plus r 1.txt. So, now we have 1.txt in original form u minus r. So, let us bring it first in the original state. I think yes you are correct 1.txt u minus r. So, remove read permission from user not from others. So, if you use simple r it will remove read permission from all of them. Similarly, for group you can do g minus r for others you can do o minus r. For others if you want to give read permission you just do o plus r. So, ls hyphen l 1.txt. So, others earlier we did not had any permission now we have read permission. So, this way you can change user modes. Similarly, there is another command ch own it says about ownership. So, who owns this file? Shrikanth owns this file and Shrikanth group owns this file it is also in the Shrikanth group. So, suppose if I want to make suppose I want I am leaving this company or leaving this directory and I want to migrate all my files to some other user that case. So, I will use ch own command to I know there is another user let me know slash home there is a user I do not have password for anyway. So, I know there is a user amit. So, ch own 1.txt amit dot amit to 1.txt. This means change the user Shrikanth from amit and group Shrikanth from amit. For this it requires a pseudo privileges I think amit is not actual user in my machine maybe I have to use some other user may be Manish. So, 1.txt. So, now the user is Manish the group is still Shrikanth. So, I have not changed the group you can change the group if I give like this this will change group as well. So, there are other flags through which you can only change the group you can only change the user there are different flags with ch own. So, in networking we already seen if config ping you already know the pings through the network SSH we have seen scp and wget scp is similar to SSH you can copy files from your machine to a remote machine. Similarly, you can copy files from remote machine to your own machine. So, let me copy this 1.txt to my the other machine Shrikanth this machine and where I want to copy I want to copy in slash dem directory. So, I am using scp file name my user the user with my remote machine at the rate which IP 10.101 11.109. It is my lab machine it is running we already know we are in same machine. So, I copy it. So, how to validate? So, in this machine remote machine ls dem 1.txt it is there. Similarly, if I want to copy from remote machines to this machine all you need to do is you have to change the order copy. So, let me find out some file in this dem which I want to copy to my home directory. So, there is success underscore examples underscore v 2.txt. So, I know there is a file success underscore examples underscore v 2.txt where I want to copy I want to copy into present working directory. Just reverse of the previous one. So, here is the source my source is a remote machine Shrikanth at this this this colon path of the file in the remote machine and this is my destination path. So, let me put it in my dem directory itself. This ask password of my remote machine not this machine. So, may be. So, let me copy this to dem just to reuse my previous command correct. So, now I copied from my remote machine to this machine how we can find out ls half an lrt if we show the latest file over a copy to dem sorry ls half an lrt success examples v 2.txt. So, this is how we copy from remote machines. So, file is a command which will tell you what kind of file it is where is the text file binary file. So, user bin ls. So, it is an executable file file. So, this is a compressed data file file 1.txt file. So, with file command you can know the nature of the file without opening it df and du we already seen df we have not seen. So, df shows the disk partitions. So, I have these many partitions h means human readable format mount shows all the devices connected to this machine. This is not very important suppose you have connected you have mounted multiple file systems to your machine windows drive Linux drive pen drives CD drives. So, this will list all of them tar and zip free free will show the amount of free space in your memory. So, in my case I have 4 GB of RAM out of which I have. So, let me format it properly. So, I have used 3 GB of RAM out of which 600 1600 is swap sorry 1600 is actual users and swap is 2. So, there is other another graphical way to view this is h top. So, here you can validate. So, out of my 4 GB of memory I am using 1700 of RAM and out of 1700 sorry out of 6 GB of my swap space. Swap space is like your virtual memory in windows I am using only 200 MB. So, free is a command which will show you how much is actually used. So, 1600 is actually used and 200 is actually swap space. So, next command is tar and zip. So, this I find very useful. So, for example I have this 100 files. So, if I want to upload this 100 files to my Google drive will take lot of time. Suppose I want to attach this 100 file what you will do exactly you will go to the set directory you will right click create zip that is it right. But there are convenient way to do this. Suppose you have an application where you have 100 of directories and you want to make 100 such zip files. One zip file for all directories you want to make individual zip files for individual directories. You cannot go to each directory and right click and do compress to zip, compress to zip, compress to zip. You can easily write a script shell script to do that. How? For example, what I will do is I will use fall loop. I know I can it contains 100 text files. So, I want to create 100 tar files. So, tar is a Linux favorite compression program and like zip it is free it can be used for any purpose. So, for each in let us say ls-1 do equal dollar each done. So, this way I am telling you how to use for all. So, this is a one liner. So, what I can do I can copy this same into a shell script. So, suppose I will say script dot sh and here I will say for each in dollar ls-1 star dot txt do equal dollar each done. How to execute bash script dot sh? I just did equal in this command right nothing else. Instead of bash you can also run this command using dot slash for that you have to change the mode ch mode plus x plus x for the user. Now, I can simply run this as a script. Let me open my script dot sh again. So, this four lines can be easily done using bash single liner not bash single liners shell single liner. So, this we will see here. So, for each in. So, instead of dollar you can use this also ls-1 star dot txt do equal dollar each done same effect. The thing is it is very convenient to do it on a terminal itself rather than writing a script and doing it. Now I want to tar each 1 dot txt. So, help me with this tar each is what? 1 dot txt, 2 dot txt, etcetera etcetera. So, before that let me show you that syntax for tar. So, tar is cf, c means create f means file 1 dot txt dot tz, tz means compressed with gz compression. So, I want to retain the extension 1 dot txt and after that I want to add dot tz. So, this is the syntax for tar. I have to use z for this compression which I have not used. So, now it is compressed how do we know 1 dot txt dot it shows gz compressed data from unix etcetera etcetera. So, now I want to repeat this for all 1000 files. So, let us get back to our for loop. So, now we will replace this eco with our tar command, tar cf. So, this will be common for all you agree? Yeah. So, dollar each will be suppose 1 dot txt or something. This append with dot txt let me see whether it works or not and here dollar each czf. So, ls tar dot tgz word count. So, we have created 1000 compressed files. Similarly, you can create for zip although I personally do not recommend you to use zip, but in Linux we have a command for zip. So, zip hyphen r. So, same effect dollar instead of tgz we will use zip done ls tar dot zip we have all the zip files. So, this way it is very convenient that is what I want to say using shell using pipe you can do repetitive task very easily. So, we have seen tar and zip. So, there is a command export which I used once, but I have not explained. So, export is to change your shell variable. So, for example, eco I forgot to explain what is eco. Eco is like printf. So, if I say eco shrikant it will eco shrikant if I say eco ls it will eco ls like that. So, eco you can use with inbuilt variables. So, there is a variable path these are shell inbuilt variables, shell environments. So, this is my shell environment for path. So, path actually gives you the path for the binary. So, ls sorry which ls. So, this tells me where is the ls binary. So, ls binary is slash bin slash ls and how to shell knows that way to look for ls because in my shell environment if you see my shell environment this one eco dollar path there is somewhere bin slash bin will be there. So, somewhere here. So, we know how to find out grep slash bin it will highlight and we know this one right. So, because slash bin is included in my dollar path variable I can access ls command easily. For example, we have created this script dot sh. Can I run script dot sh directly? No means it cannot autocompletes if I do like this it says command not found. The reason is the script dot sh is not included in my path. So, the shell does not know where to look for script dot sh. So, what I will do I will export my path variable dollar path export my path variable and I will append it to my existing path variable with slash home slash shrikan. I am just expanding the path which is known to you set what it does it is exporting the environment variable path it is adding home shrikan intern set directory to my already existing dollar path variable dollar is a variable linux shell scripting dollar is a variable and I hit enter. So, let me try something went wrong any clue it has not added this directory into the path. So, let me check my bash rc which contains. So, it should be path equals to. So, what I have done here is path colon. So, now my new path variable is equal dollar path contains my newly added path. So, this way suppose you are working on a project which is suppose you are working on a system where you do not have permission to add your binaries to your system file system directory. See what I can do is I can copy the script dot to my user bin and I know user bin is already included in my system path. So, whenever if I copy this it will already in my path. So, it will execute, but I do not have the permission because I am normal user only administrator has a permission. So, in that case what you will do you will just do this for your particular directory. So, that it can be included in your dollar path once it is done you can simply type script dot sh no need of dot slash bash. I think that is it. Thanks for joining. So, if you have any questions you have my email id.


Now, usually we will start off questions from cells by giving a special shout out to the newest teamkeeper clean patron who in this case is Reginald G. So, hey, Reggie, top G, we appreciate you. And then we will proceed to answer whatever Reggie's question was. But in this case, Reggie did not send the question, which is okay. It's okay. He just decided to become a patron to support which we appreciate. So let's get into the first question from Mr. Jason G, another top G. And he said, engraving takes breath. I think it's time to teach the ignorant and save the babies. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Okay, let's see what he's talking about. He said, I now truly believe for the majority of Raven's fans, and he put quotation marks on that, that have such obtuse takes and opinions towards Lamar's contract, clearly are either too young or too oblivious to remember the years between Dilfer and Flacco. We were in QB purgatory with only brief reprieve in the form of Steve McNair. If anyone truly believes the Raven should not pay Lamar or let him walk, they need to learn or relearn their history. Talk to him and hashtag team keep it clean. So Jason is not very happy with a lot of people's takes on the Lamar situation. Now I wouldn't even blame it on people being too young because hey, it's no problem if somebody's a young Raven fan. Everybody wasn't watching Raven since they became the Ravens and that's fine. And even if it was somebody who doesn't know anything about between Dilfer and Flacco, that's fine too. Everybody's situation for watching whoever their favorite team is is not going to be the same. So you can't hold that against people. And I'm sure there are plenty of people who have been around the entirety of the Ravens and seen all the quarterbacks and still been like, no, Lamar can walk. No, the Ravens don't need to sign Lamar to no crazy deal. Again, everybody is entitled to their own opinion. But with anybody who doesn't feel like the Ravens should sign Lamar, okay, so what should they do? Do you think they should start it over, run it back, start from scratch, go back to the draft. They go with Tyler Huntley, go try to get a free agent quarterback. Just, I mean, anything's a risk.  All right, Lamar is not the one. But with Lamar, it's like, why would you wanna start over if you have something so special already?   Well, it could be the love of your life. You done been in some previous relationships before and oh man, some of them seem like they were promising but they were not promising at all. And boy, you done been through some drama. You done been through some heartache. You done been through a lot of pain. You done been through a lot. But then you meet this one person. And this one person is so different than anybody else that you've ever encountered before relationship-wise. This person is just, they're an anomaly to everything that you had been used to dealing with. And even, there may have been some relationships that had a lot of success. But in the end, you didn't have success in the long run. But you meet this person and they are just so special. And they bring you a lot of happiness. They bring you a lot of joy. They bring you a lot of success. And the thing about them bringing you a lot of success is that you and this person haven't even maximized the full potential of your relationship yet but you are still both very happy. Why would you walk away? Yeah, this feels like a dream. That's what I made. You too, team, keep it clean. You see my boy, he like, out of made it, out of made it. Boy, that's my homie, ain't that right in gravy? Right in gravy. Next question came from Heather, who is also a team keeping clean patron. Appreciate you, Heather. She said, hello, Ingraven, I hope you, your family, and the whole team, team, keep it clean. The family came to talk. I was doing well. Thank you, I appreciate it. Hey, I don't know if y'all ever noticed, but in this jacket, like I guess that's what happened when you wash it. But the eye, the eye in Baltimore is missing. Just a little fun fact. But anyway, she said, do you think that the Ravens have addressed the issues with cover zero? It scares me because of the Dolphins game coming up and being the last season, they lit them all up. It has been a concern of mine ever since. Let me know your thoughts. Seeing is believing. Seeing is believing. And it's not even necessarily just cover zero because Dolphins, they didn't even really do a zero that much.  They would blitz some people, and they would drop some people back. So it was the continued disguising of the blitzes that really messed the Ravens up. And we won't know until we know, it's one of those things we won't know until we know. If the Ravens are really ready for it, if they really counted it or not, if they really are gonna have success against it or not. I would think that they would. I would hope that they would, but really only time will tell. Next question came from my boy, AW Juice Man. He said, even though I often wonder and scratch my head about this, but who is the better cornerback tandem from 98 to 2001? Which featured the likes of Chris McAllister, Dwayne Starks, and then a little of a decade and some change after the tandem of Jimmy Smith, LaDarius Webb, or now in current present of Marlon Humphrey and MP Juice Man himself, Marcus Peters. Give me your thoughts. My brother have a beautiful and blessed day, man. Well, obviously the ones that had the most success I will be McAllister and Dwayne Starks, Superbowl champs. Well, Jimmy Smith and LaDarius Webb, they also Superbowl champs, but then you got Marlon Humphrey and MP Juice Man. I would say, I would actually say the ones that haven't had a Superbowl yet. Cause Chris McAllister, he used to be my favorite player. He used to be my favorite NFL player. He used to be my favorite NFL player and Chris Webb used to be my favorite NBA player. Back when I was like in the NBA heavy because my favorite team was the Sacramento Kings with Mike Bibby, Pages to Yacovic, Vladi Divak. Oh, Doug Christie was on there too. I had loved the Kings, but anyway. And those Lakers games, oh, they used to hurt my heart so much. I'm like, oh yeah, Kings about to go in the NBA championship this year. Then the Lakers games will show up and it'll just be so annoying. But anyway, I will say the tandem now. Well, it's crazy because Jimmy Smith and LaDaria Swib, I feel like they were pretty good, but then just injuries messed up both of their careers bad. Bad. But so I would say Marlon Humphrey and MP Juice Man because you got a physical cornerback. Oh, and Marlon Humphrey pretty good. Like he'd be saying some outlander stuff, like on Twitter and stuff. But as a cornerback, he's actually pretty good. And then with Marcus Peters, he's like Ed Reed playing a cornerback position. Cause he's such a ballhawk and it's crazy how great of a ballhawk he is. So I would have to go with the cornerback tandem that we have right now. And hopefully we get to see them back together in action for the first time in over a year on Sunday. Next question came from my boy, Philip L. He said, now with Kyle Fuller and Joanne James out for the season, that means more playing time for Pepe Williams and Amor Davis. I know they will probably bring up our Darius Washington from the practice squad along with offensive tackle, David Sharp. Now, do you think EDC could be thinking about a couple of free agents who are out there like Chris Harris or Joe Hayden? Yeah, they're both veterans in their 30s, but what if another one was to go down, take care? Now, I think he sent this before they signed TJ Carey. But yeah, looks like he got the answer to your question as far as them bringing in a veteran. And I wonder, I wonder, cause let's say Vegas can't be choosers, but at the same time, if you feel like that's not what you want, you don't have to take it. I wonder if, with a Chris Harris or Joe Hayden, if the Ravens would have offered them to, oh yeah, you can come through, we want to sign you, but we want you on the practice squad first. I wonder if they would have taken it. That's just a thought that's in my head. And then he also said, I forgot to ask, don't you think this new Cleveland Elf logo is too childish for an aggressive man's sports like they in that field, especially on the field that they play on? I mean, not really. I don't know where that came from. I don't know what that's about, but no, I mean, I wouldn't say it's too childish.   It's nothing there. So there's nothing aggressive and there's nothing childish.  So I guess them getting that logo in the middle of the field, that's a good start. Next question came from my boy Kevin S. He said, ain't great. And why is no one talking about Mike Davis only getting two carries? I understand he fumbled, that's it. That's it. The question could have been cut off right then and there. He fumbled. You know how hardball is about fumble. He don't play about, well, certain players. If you're not at the top of the depth chart, then he don't play about fumbles. If you're not the tippy top starter, then he don't play about fumble. If you a starter, like a regular starter, then he might be a little play, but if you not, you're done. That's how we knew as soon as he fumbled that, even though he recovered, we knew his day was done. A wrap. But anyway, he said, I understand he fumbled, but maybe he fumbled because you got him to ball late. Also, I would have rather kept Beatty instead of Justice Hill. Well, I mean, they kind of did keep him kind of sorter. He's on a practice squad. But yeah, I guess with Hill, they just, they wanted somebody who's a little closer to a veteran, somebody with a little more experience. I mean, Beatty could have been in there too. Beatty could have been doing this thing in there too. And they still have that opportunity. They still have that option. Like if they want to call Beatty up, hey, Beatty, come through, you playing this week. So he still has a chance to get in, cause it's not like he's completely off the roster. He just on a practice squad. Said anyway, one last thing. I really think Lamar doesn't respect Greg Romans play calling. Lamar came up under Bobby Petrino and he believed in Lamar more than anyone. Well, I mean, he was in a more pro-style offense in college. Now it's been just a lot of pistol, pistol, pistol. But hopefully this year, I mean, it's year five, but hopefully this year, they can just take another step forward. That's what we're hoping for. Just a little bit more growth. That's all we can ask for. Just more growth from the offense, more maturity from the offense, more advancement and involvement from the offense. And he said, G-Roll doesn't give Lamar artables.  I don't see them doing that. Cause I don't think he's one of their guys. Wherever they move next year for offensive coordinator, I think it's going to be either somebody already on staff or one of their guys from the outside. Next question came from my guy, Rave Kingdom. He said, ain't Rave and Kyle Hamilton got juked and missed tackles in week one against the Jets. Ever since pre-season game one, besides that fumble recovery, he's either got juked, missed tackles or blown coverage. I'm not giving up on him, but he's making it hard. What's your thoughts on him and going forward? I just, I think that there's a lot of nitpicking because I also saw a stat where passes that go went in his direction during the pre-season, they were all incomplete. Every last one of them, they were all incomplete. So there's that tape, do with that what you would like. I mean, I think he'll be fine. It's just a matter of, again, still getting in the groove. It's literally been, he's played in what, a total of two games and one of them counted. He's played in two games because he played in the games that he played in the pre-season. If you add them all up together, that's about one game. And then he played in one game in a regular season. Like, I don't understand the people just trying to just write him off like that. And no, like, it'll come, it'll happen. Every single safety that come out, even corners or secondary players, whatever, they ain't all gonna come out, oh, getting all these pick sixes and fumble force and fumble recoveries and making this, that and the third tackle not for some people. It takes a little more time than others. It takes time. Whether somebody first round pick or not. So I'm not tripping on Kyle Hamilton right now. I think it's way, way too early to be freaking out about Kyle Hamilton. Say, oh, man, I don't know if he get, no, it's too early. Oh, is he a button? No, it's too early.  No, it's too early. The last question on this episode came from my guy, Marcus B, Mr. Bishadi. He said, engraving is getting spicing. This contract situation could set the organization back for a while, hit me out. I mean, well, hopefully they take care of it and they're set for a while. But anyway, he said, I just saw a video from Varmilla speaking on Lamar Jackson contract. And of course, he's on the player side, but the thing that stood out to me the most is that you could hear the respect that Varmilla has for Lamar. And when I think about it, that's all you really hear from opposing players. Nothing but respect. I honestly don't believe Steve Bishadi realizes that all of the league is watching this contract situation and depending on how it plays out, it's going to do more than just affect the quarterback situation. Oh, for sure.  All the owners are watching. You know, that's what he concerned about. The most all the owners are watching. But anyway, he said, you know, we, the loyal fans, are watching free agents are watching, including the upcoming free agents currently on the team. That's a good point. And that's something that a lot of times I'd never think about with this Lamar Jackson contract situation. That is such a really good point about pending free agents that the Ravens could have where Ravens either got Lamar or they don't got Lamar and that could impact their decision moving forward. Obviously, money is the biggest factor with most free agents is money. Like, and I don't blame them. This is their job. They trying to get paid. So anybody trying to get paid at their job, I have no problem with that. Anybody trying to get more money from their job, I have no problem with that. Like anyway, but yeah, that's a really, really good point because they could be watching and like, oh, Lamar not gonna be there. Maybe I'll look at some other offers, but we'll see. He said, if I'm a free agent, I'm not going to, I'm not going to Baltimore. They're already not a destination spot. For example, Florida, California, New York depends on the sport.  Excuse me. Now, for that part, I disagree because it depends on what position you play. If you're offensive linemen, oh yeah, Ravens is your dream. If you're fullback, oh yeah. Ravens are your dream. If you're running back, oh yeah. Ravens are your dream. If you're tight end, oh yeah. Ravens are your dream. If you play defense, oh yeah, Ravens are your dream. If you're pass catching while receiving, trying to get your numbers up, trying to keep your numbers up, then they're a nightmare. I said, oh, by the way, they're probably going to play you out of position and out of the position where you thrive the most. And oh, by the way, they're cheap too. I mean, they've been cheap for a while. Okay, okay. They've always been cheap, but I digress. Now, again, back with the cheap stuff with the Ravens is they're not a cheap team. They're cheap at certain positions. But overall, they're not a cheap team. But again, for those premier positions, that's when the money like, ugh, I ain't really got it like that. Anyway, I said, still, you would think that it would be different this time around with the QB situation. You would think that they would have learned from the previous experience with Joe Flacco. Imagine what the players currently on the team are thinking as this thing plays out. And I know I'm not the only one who saw how different Lamar's demeanor was on the bench. Whenever the camera was on him, he very well could have just been locked in. But I don't know, engrave him something was different. All right, I thought the same thing too, that his vibe was just different during the game. So I don't know, but let's keep going. He said, despite the positive reputation this organization has built for itself, players and fans are seeing the lack of appreciation toward their so-called franchise quarterback. Hardball can spew all he wants about how Lamar's gonna be here for a long time, this and that, blah, blah, blah. But he ain't the one sign of the check. Looking back at Bashati's comments about how Watson shouldn't have been the first one to get a fully guaranteed contract, begs the question, what's his reasoning as to why Lamar shouldn't be the second or in his own mind, the first? But best believe this, what you won't pay, someone else will. And all right, for one, won't be mad at Action Jackson, one bit. I agree, I agree, 1,000%. One him to be a Baltimore Raven, one for the Ravens to sign him, one the Ravens to want him to be a Raven. But if he goes elsewhere, I completely get it. I would completely get it, completely understand.   Go do your thing. I would hope that wherever he goes, wherever he ends up, whether it's with the Ravens, whether it's with somebody else, I just really hope that, obviously he's gonna get his money, but I also hope that wherever he goes, they maximize this guy. Hopefully the Ravens can do that this year though, but we'll see. He said, but you know what they say, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. See, is that really the definition of insanity though? I know a lot of people say that, that's that saying, but it just doesn't make sense to me. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. I thought insanity is just being crazy, but hopefully the Ravens don't be crazy enough to let Lamar Jackson go. And now the real last question, because somebody literally, he just sent this. I'm recording this at 423 PM. He sent this at 421 PM. So I literally got this email while we were recording. Came from my guy, Isaac. He said, I ain't graven, hope all is well with you. I believe a big storyline to look for in the Miami game is if the Ravens have the ability to beat Miami's cover zero, look and be effective at scoring. I mean, yeah, that's definitely it.  You remember what the Dolphins did to the Ravens in that game? Oh yeah, so for sure. You 1000% right. He said, I predict that the very least, if Greg Roman is unable to scheme in offense against this look, it may put him on the chopping block. Ooh, you think so? Oh, maybe. I could see what you're saying because there's not only gonna be a lot of internal eyes on this, but a lot of external eyes on this. So people from the outside looking into and that's gonna be the talk, talk, talk, talk. And you know Ravens, they listen to a lot of that talk, talk, talk, talk. They don't always go by it, but they certainly listen to it and they hear it. And they let it be known that they hear it too. But with Greg Roman, this a big year for him. This a big year for really a lot of people on the Ravens, not just Greg Roman, just a lot of people. But I do see what you're saying how just, cause this is like, all right, you're gonna get the same team. They got some different players and whatnot. They got a few different coordinators and whatnot, but you're gonna get the same team. How are you gonna do it? How are you gonna fix it? How are you gonna adjust? And he said, PS, I don't know why, but this team is really giving me 2012 vibes for some reason. All the best. We'll see. That always reminds me of when people, when every year, every year never fails, never fails. No matter what year it is. Fans will be like, oh man, this year feels different. This year feels different. And I say, well, yeah, it does feel different because it's a different year than what we just went through. All right, so I was just editing the most recent, well, what you've been watching, I was editing that this morning. By the way, right now the time is 9 0 8 a.m. It's Friday the 16th. So I was editing a video that you were just watching. And then I checked, I said, hold up, wait a minute, because we got two new Team Keep It Clean patrons. I recorded all that stuff yesterday, but then this morning, so we got two new Team Keep It Clean patrons. So I said, you know what, no, no, no, no, no. We gotta add them. We gotta add them to this video. So shout out to Justin and shout out to DeNail. Appreciate that both of y'all. And actually one of them, Justin sent in a question. He said, now my phone don't wanna load. Oh, there you go. He said, I love Lamar Jackson, but. Oh, but it's okay. He said, I also love engraving. Let's go. I love you too. We love you too. I appreciate you supporting me. And then now the real last question on this episode. I done said last question like two, three times now, but this is the real last one. They came from my guy, Nick Brick. He said, are you at all worried about G-Roy and all Lamar and all Harbaugh giving up on likely? No, no, no. If we had some sort of patterns that showed that, then I'd be, oh, okay. Wow, man, they might give, we haven't seen it yet. We haven't seen it yet. We can't go by just one game. We can't. It's just way too early to jump to something like that, in my opinion. Now, the way Harbaugh talked about who, he was like, oh, he called him out specifically and talked about the holding call. And he just, like, he spoke doghouse, talked about him in the last presser. And then when he was speaking of crochet with the holding call, he just called him a veteran. He said, we had a veteran that had a holding call on the outside too, but he ain't named drop crochet, but with likely he'll go into details about this and that, he gotta do this and do that better. Da, da, da, da, da, da. And I was like, oh, okay, okay, okay, chill, man. But no, I think it's just way too early. But he also said, we all know the first game was a let down, but I really hope that, even if it takes him four to five games to figure it out, that no one loses trust in them. The investment in patients will be worth it, in my opinion. Also, bonus question, what do you think is up with James crochet? I don't know. I don't know. I do not know. It's, he got like, what, three, four snaps, maybe five on something? I don't know. Let's, again, same with James crochet. Let's not jump to anything so quick, but let's just see.  The way that they were propping him up with the presses and stuff, I just, I really thought, because I did not see Devon Duvenay as wide receiver too. I didn't see him as that. Cause I didn't think the Ravens saw him like that either. Based off of how they had used him. Cause they had only used him like a gadget guy, Jet Sweep King. But Devon Duvenay has been wide receiver too. I mean, last game he was wide receiver one. But I thought it was going to be Bateman as wide receiver one. Prochet as wide receiver two. And Duvenay, the market, well, actually when they signed the markets, Robinson, I think, okay, Richard Bateman, the markets Robinson, then Prochet in a slot, they used Duvenay still on the Jet Sweeps and stuff. But it was obviously Bateman was out there, but a lot of Duvenay, a lot of them, August Robinson, a little tiny teeny teeny teeny approach. So I don't know, I don't know, but let's see how they move in this dolphins game and how they either have or don't have him involved. Now I know y'all not gonna believe me because I already said that we would, we did the last question. I done said last question like three, four times, now the time right now is 916. I don't even know if y'all can see that or not. I don't know if it's clear or not. It's 916 AM. We just finished editing those last two questions from Justin and from Nick Britt. We just finished editing those two. And then all the questions that you saw before that were questions that we did last night. We recorded it last night. So we were done. But then literally at 913 AM, we got another question. Y'all let me take a break. Now I'm playing though. Next question. And this is the real last question. I feel like y'all know when I'm editing or something. So y'all, that's when y'all, oh he's editing, time is in a question. But anyway, last question came from my guy Joshua. He said, all the Ravens financially broke and not telling anybody. See, I wonder if, could I just listen to this clip from the Pat McAfee show where they were talking about that. He was talking about, if the Ravens couldn't write a fully guaranteed check for LeMau, they can't come out and say that. Especially if when a team in their division, the Browns, they just did that with the Sean Wiseman.  But anyway, let's see what he had to say. He said, what's up in Raven? I see you edit again, keeping the Raven vibes going in season and out for the flock. Great work, my guy. Hey, appreciate you, man.  No.  So no, cause if somebody just doesn't know something, they just don't know it. And so you can take the time to educate them on it. Y'all educate me on a lot of stuff every single day with your questions, with your answers, with everything. So I appreciate y'all. Cause I got a lot of questions, a whole lot of questions, but y'all answer a lot of them. So I appreciate y'all. Anyway, he said, this may be a simple and a dumb question, but someone got to ask it. Do you think the Baltimore Ravens actually have the money to pay Lamar? The entire contract episode has been suspect. And knowing the Ravens front office, they find ways to save. They said they find ways to save money. Waiting for Lamar's price to increase week after week. Anti, seems anti cheap, anti Ravens. So that will make you think that they may be anti signing him in the long term. That's why I keep saying that I'm just, I'm worried about it. I'm very worried about it. And I am not confident right now in the Ravens keeping Lamar Jackson for the long term. Because the way that they've been moving about this thing is just weird, man. It's really weird. Now again, apparently they offered him something and, but obviously they couldn't come to terms. And Lamar was like, nah, no thanks. They offered him a deal, but it wasn't good enough for Lamar. I just, I don't see, if they couldn't meet his terms now, again, the price is only increasing. It's only going up. What's gonna make them change and be like, oh, well, now, okay, we can meet his terms now. We didn't meet his terms last year. We didn't do it the year before. Oh, but we can meet it now. I just don't see it. I hope, I really hope to be wrong about that. But I don't see it. I don't see it at all. But again, hopefully everything works out. I just don't see it right now. But we'll see. Anyway, says, waiting for Lamar's price to increase week after week seems anti-cheap, anti-ravens. They actually could have paid Lamar back when Josh Allen did his contract. Even when Mahomes did it, even paying for a premier wide receiver has been an issue. Something's funny. The cap is only kept when there's no real capital at the bank. Why you had to end question from subs like that? Yeah, this feels like a dream. You know just what I mean. You too, team, keep it clean. You see my boy, he like automated. Well, that's my homie. Ain't that right engraving? Right engraving. Right engraving. Shout out to engraving.


Hello and welcome to the session. The given question says A and B toss a coin alternately till one of them gets a head and wins the game. If A starts first, find the probability that B will win the game. Let's start with the solution and we know that when a coin is tossed, possible outcomes are head and tail. Let us denote the head by capital H and the tail by capital T. So the probability of getting a head is 1 by 2 and probability of getting a tail is also 1 by 2. Therefore probability of not getting a head is given by 1 minus probability of getting a head that is 1 minus half which is equal to half. Similarly probability of not getting a tail is 1 minus probability of tail which is again equal to half.  Now A starts tossing the coin first so you will get the first chance then B tosses the coin and again the third chance A will toss the coin. So A will toss the coin in the first, third, fifth, seventh all these chances and B will toss the coin A that is in the second chance if in the first row A does not get a head then in the again fourth row if in the third row he does not get a head and in the second row also B does not get a head so on. Therefore E in the first toss is half. Now it fails in the second that is he gets a head that is probability of getting a head in the third row by A is given by probability of E complement intersection probability of F complement intersection E that is probability of not getting a head in the first row not getting a head in the second row by B and then probability of getting a head in the third row. So this is equal to probability of E complement into probability of F complement into probability of E. So this is equal to half into half into half which gives 1 by 2 cube. Similarly probability of getting a head in the fifth row which is by A such that a head do not appear in the first four throws is given by probability of E complement intersection F complement intersection E complement intersection F complement intersection E that is probability of not getting a head in the first, second, third and fourth row and probability of getting a head in the fifth row. So this is equal to probability of E complement into probability of F complement into probability of E complement into probability of F complement into probability of E and all these probabilities are equal to half so we have half raised to the power 5. Hence probability winning the game by A is equal to probability of E union probability of E complement intersection F complement intersection E union probability of E complement intersection F complement intersection E complement intersection intersection F complement intersection E union and so on and this is further equal to probability of E plus probability of E complement intersection F complement intersection E plus probability of E complement intersection F complement intersection E complement intersection F complement intersection A plus so on and this is further equal to half, half raise to the power 3 plus half raise to the power 5 and so on. Now this is a geometric progression, so solving it. This is equal to half divided by 1 minus half raise to the power 2 and this is equal to half divided by 1 minus 1 by 4 and this gives half divided by 3 by 4 which is equal to half into 4 by 3. So we have 2 by 3. So probability that A wins the game is 2 by 3. Thus probability, we have to find the probability that B wins the game. Therefore probability of B winning the game is equal to 1 minus probability of A winning the game and this is equal to 1 minus 2 by 3 which is equal to 1 by 3. Hence our answer is 1 divided by 3. So this completes the session by antique kill.


Hello, everyone. Welcome back another AI video in this one. I want to talk to you about text to 3D character generation. Yeah, it's getting crazy. AI has been on fire lately, and it is just they're just up in the game every day pretty much. In the last few months, I suppose you could see we've seen text to image, dolly mid journey, stable diffusion, etc. And we've seen text to video deforum, for example, pretty cool. But now, yeah, we got text to 3D character generation. And while that's not quite out yet, you can sign up for the beta and you'll get into the list or I guess you'll get put on the waiting list, so to speak. But let me just tell you a bit about this. In a nutshell, this is created by the crew over at taffy. And they're a 3D digital content and software creator. And they're also the owner of DAZ 3D or is that DA is 3D. And anyways, they've got a 3D engine that allows you to create high quality 3D characters based on text inputs. That's right, you type something in and bang, you get a 3D character crazy town. Anyways, guys, I'm going to run the video here. I've got it running behind me. Oh, and last thing, let's talk about integration. I didn't even sell you on this point. It integrates with Unreal, Unity, Blender, Autodesk 3DX Max, Autodesk Maya and Maxon Cinema 4D. And in the next update, it's going to include Nvidia's Omniverse. How crazy is that? So this is the real deal. Anyways, guys, enjoy the video. Let me know you think of it. Be back soon.


This time, I'm going to convert these four numbers into the two's complement format. As before, I'm going to limit myself to 16 bits because any more bits that I add would just be the same as my leftmost bits of these numbers anyway. So they're not really interesting bits. My first number is 11 in decimal. So I want to convert that to binary. And 11 in decimal is 8 plus 2 plus 1. This is a positive number. So I'm going to start by writing down my number in 16 bits. I have a number of zeros on the left-hand side for padding. And since I'm looking at positive 11, I'm done. This is positive 11 in the two's complement format. The next number I've got is negative 18. So negative 18 is 16 plus 2. So there's negative 18 in binary. Again, I'll start by writing my magnitude in 16 bits. I'll have 15 leading zeros this time, followed by my actual number. But this time, I want a negative number. So I'm going to take positive 18, and I'm going to apply the two's complement operation to it. Two's complement operation says invert all the bits, then add one. So I will flip all of these bits, and now I'm going to add one to this. So there is negative 18 in two's complement. My third number is 29. So 29 is 16 plus 13, and this is a positive number. I'll start by writing out my number with 16 bits and adding my magnitude. Now, since 29 is a positive number, I'm done. That's 29 in two's complement. My last number is negative 23. So a negative number, 23 is 16 plus 7. So there's negative 23 in binary. Again, I'll start by writing 23 with 16 bits. But since I want a negative number, I'm going to apply the two's complement operation to this number. That will give me the complement of 23. So I've flipped all of the bits, and now I will add one to it. So there is negative 23 in two's complement.


The most simple concepts can become complex right before your eyes, especially when you are using your sociological line. We came to the Vancouver Island Cat Fancier Spring Show thinking we would spend an hour eat some cat lovers and explore the relationships with their cats. Several hours later we left, having learned that such shows require a wonderfully complex social context that has implications beyond the arena doors. His name is Raisin and he is a sphinx. He's what's considered the hairless cat. He has some hair, but very, very little. They're very warm to the touch, very soft. They feel like warm suede is what people tell me when they touch him. And sometimes they eat microphones too. This is a little oriental short hair. And what's his name? Her name is Princess Circe Noir. And you call her Circe? Circe was goddess in the Odyssey and she turned men into pigs. So we have to be careful. This is Harry Potter spelled H-A-I-R-Y-P-A-W-T-E-R, but we call him Muggles. This is my cat, or I am his person. This is Spike the Marshmallow. This is Keltoi's Desert Thunder, otherwise known as Thunder. He is a five-year-old male, he's just been neutered. He's a chocolate spotted, as you can see these wonderful spots. This is what we breed for. He's staples. He's a baby. This is my cat, Kabuka. He's a ragdoll, seal point and white. And he's six years old, so they still show as they get older. He's my best friend. I don't know, but take a good look. This may be one. They're very unique in that they're very monkey-like and you have to enjoy the monkey-ness about them. They're very busy, they're very active and they're extremely intelligent. They like to know what's going on around them. I think a cat person is the person that you see that shows joy in seeing a cat. A cat is an independent person in his own right and you see people who like that independence and those are the cat people. They like something unique and independent. Because they always talk about their cats and stuff like that. Most cat people are really happy. Scary cat clothes? Yeah. Yes. Of time. It's a person who is able to respect an animal for its individuality. Cats are independent in that they all have different personalities. Different in air. Most of the time in your food, on your furniture, on your clothes, everywhere. But if it's in your food, it's just a little extra roughage. You can't tell if someone is a cat person. If a cat person is outgoing and friendly like a cat, they're affectionate, they're open. Cats don't hold anything back.  They're not happy with you.  Cat hair, in my house I have a sign that says, two signs actually. I have one that says, the only self-cleaning thing in this house is the cat. And in this house, cat hair is a condiment. Cat people are usually soft-spoken and very slower moving, very gentle to touch the cats. And they're madly in love with them. They're usually wearing some kind of cat jewelry or a cat shirt. But usually you can tell by the fur that's all over their clothing. He's my big boy. Animal people are very friendly and caring people. They just are nice to animals as well as people. It's nice to deal with them. They're gentle. That's my opinion anyway. Raisin is two years old and he's a grand champion, having been on the show circuit for a little while. Yes, she's been best, second best, fourth. She's done different things in different rings. And he's doing very well. He's not too traumatized. He's just like, can I have a sleep now? I've had a rough weekend. He's a very cuddly kitty. He says, oh, I'm sniff, sniff. What do I smell? What is that? Oh, OK. He's going to talk. What are you going to say? Lacey did very well. She got four finals yesterday. And I think she's got two today. And I think he's got two or three today and a couple yesterday. So I think it's five to four in her favor. A household pet is a cat with either no pedigree or papers or a purebred cat that has some fault that prevents it from being shown in the purebred class, whether it is a body fault, an eye fault, which is the color, a kinked tail. Or there's one here, or there's a couple here, that just don't have papers. They can't get the papers. So then you can't be shown as a household as a purebred. Spike is almost four years old. He'll be four years old on the 12th of May. He's a brown mackerel, tabby, and white, which is the pattern. Wonderful temperament, lovely, lovely boy. Absolutely delightful cat. With purebred cats, they are looking for the breed standard. With household pet, it really boils down to a beauty contest. They look at personality. Is the cat playful, affectionate? Are they healthy? That's a very important thing. They have to be clean coats, healthy coats. You want a friendly cat. And also, finally, the bottom line with household pet, it's judge's choice. If the judge likes this cat, the judge will pick this cat. There is no breed standard. The judges actually say they like household pet judging the best, because it's what they like. The original recipe is Abyssinian and Simeese. And then they add a little American short hair. So now we get 12 color combinations. So whatever your room is like, we can get you a cat to match. He is the most popular color. He is a chocolate. They play forever.  They're a busy cat. They're very affectionate. They'll be close by you no matter what you're doing. They want to be part of your life. It's done very well. Very well. We're very pleased. Specific efforts are required to produce a show. Money is important to putting on the show. Fundraising is certainly a part of organizing the show. Volunteer efforts are also needed to make a show happen. Officers of the chapter did a lot of behind the scenes work. In addition, while judges did get paid, their clerks were volunteers who kept the show running on schedule. Other efforts were needed as well, including performance of tedious jobs or cleaning cages or tallying scores. To accomplish these efforts, both formal and informal organization is in place. These social organizations provide more than a chance for cat owners to show off their feline friends and have a friendly competition. It's a club that's affiliated with the American Cat Fancers Association, which is a worldwide club or association. And we are the local club for Victoria, and we put on two shows a year. Island Cat Fancers has been around for a while. They're a great club to be with. American Cat Fancers is a great organization. And I encourage everybody that can to come out to a show and have a look and see what it's all about. My name is Tara Burstick, and I'm the influencer account manager for IAMS Canada. My territory is British Columbia. So one of my main functions is to sponsor events. So dog shows and cat shows. And I look after the consumer shows as well. So we chose to be here with the Cat Fancers Association to help them along with their event. A great deal of money involved. It costs us around $16,000 to put on a show. We have to pay for the judge's fees to judge and their airplane tickets to get here and their hotel expenses and food while they're here. They're fabulous. They have such love and attention for their animals. And they care so much about their breeds and the success of their breeds. And they love to compete. And they love to be recognized. And we're really proud to be a part of the show this weekend. When people want to enter their cats, they mail them into me. I have to input them into the system, make sure that their colors are right, their gender's right, their classes are right, send confirmation back to the people, and then make any changes in the catalog. Tell me how you got roped into sitting up here taking people's money. This was one of the best jobs of the thing, believe me, because it's either cleaning cages, sitting beside a judge all day, or handing people drinks. I think I like this one better. People contribute. For instance, IAM's Cat Food contributed a great deal of money to help us put on the show. But breeders often contribute, too, to the show. Contributed financially. And we're here in support of the breeders. So while I'm here, I'll give out food and samples. And I'll talk to them about any particular educational issues they might have a concern with. Distribution of the product, even. And new products, we've got a new product that we're showcasing at this show, the salmon flavor. So just anything concerning their business I like to assist them with. We have to have all this equipment to put on the show. And so it costs us this great deal of money. People will come to me and make changes if they need to make them in the catalog. I also double check what the judges put down on their sheets. And I make two copies of the catalogs here. One for us as a permanent copy for the club. And one goes back to ACFA head office for them to put the results into their program. At the end of the show, they have the best of the best awards. But I've created a spreadsheet in Excel that helps you with that to do all the adding. Since we also have household pets category, which is a very popular category, we are including all cats. And we want people to understand that today's cats need a great deal of care. Having such a group in a community like the Greater Victoria area is a real asset to the larger community. This was made clear this particular show because of a tragic fire only a few blocks from the sports center. On the second day of the show, a fire broke out at a four-story apartment building near the arena. A number of pets were in the building. Several cats were lost due to smoke inhalation. This is the second time in less than two years this apartment complex in Esquimalt has been hit by fire. Fire officials have yet to determine the cause of this latest blaze that broke out just before five o'clock this morning. Officials say they were on scene within six to eight minutes after receiving the call and upon arrival began the rescue operation. And we had a lot of people who were on the balconies and required rescuing right away because the interior means of egress was no longer tenable. This was Esquimalt's first major blaze since the municipality decided to go with a standalone fire department at the beginning of the year. Even hours after the blaze, the area is still cordoned off as the investigation continues. In total, 30 firefighters battled this inferno. Mutual aid was provided by View Royal and the Department of National Defense. And today, Esquimalt's mayor is applauding the efforts. You just proved that it worked, didn't we? And yes, it is extremely satisfying that people are hung in there with us to make it happen. So obviously, no regrets about joining with Victoria. We'd still be waiting to take them seven to nine minutes to get the second vehicle over. Several of the island cat fanciers went to the building to help rescue the cats. The cat fanciers provided temporary cages and food for the rescued cats, as well as a dry place for the cats' owners to stay till the fire was over and arrangements could be made for alternative shelter. A raffle was organized at the show, raising money to help the SPCA take care of the rescued cats, giving their owners peace of mind. These efforts were quick, decisive, and effective. I'm coordinating an effort to try and help some of the cats from across the street from our venue that have been burnt out. The SPCA was in there early this morning, rescuing some cats, and unfortunately, some that didn't make it. We're trying to help out the people that did the cats that did make it. We're collecting up money and food and any donations that we can get. We're also raffling off a scratching post. My understanding, speaking with the SPCA, is that these people will be probably unable to find housing for two to three weeks. Coordinators and volunteers with the Esquimalt Victoria Emergency Social Services were quick to respond as well, bringing the evacuees, some of them still in their house coats, here to the Esquimalt Rack Center. The Salvation Army beacon bus is here to provide food. We will be finding accommodation for them and providing them with basic needs for the next 72 hours. A gentleman came over this morning that I found in the rain, who had his cat out in the rain was waiting for his other cat to be rescued. He came in basically his pajamas and house coat. The cat was 15 years old, and it was out in the rain, and he had nowhere to take her. We took her in, we placed her out and got her dried off, had a vet look at her, and we are trying as hard as we can to get as much food and as much money as possible to help the SPCA with the cats that have been rescued. I do know from the SPCA that as of about an hour ago, they had at least nine, perhaps 11, cats that had not been claimed yet that they were taking to the shelter on Burnside and that they would, of course, that is going to put a heavy weight on the SPCA, and that's what we're trying to help with. Let's start by having you tell us your name, your title, and some of your duties here at the SPCA. OK, my name's Penny Stone, and I am the office manager of the Victoria Branch of the BC SPCA. Am I job entails taking care of all the welfare of the animals, making sure the operations of the branch on a day-to-day basis run correctly? So what happened to all the cats from the fire? Well, we ended up housing 23 cats, seven we got that didn't make it through the fire, but the 23, we returned them all to their own homes. That's good. What kind of services did you offer them here? We did free room and board, we did all the medical for the animals, we vaccinated them, we did all their, we did their shots, we actually spayed and neutered some of the ones for the people who couldn't afford it because they were in financial straits as it was with their places burning down, and we had a lot of help from the cat fanciers. What did they do to help you out? They donated tons and tons of cat items, such as lots of litter, lots of food, lots of cat carriers, plus they took up a donation at the cat fancier show, and they did over $400 worth of cash to help us with all the stuff we did for the people. You're always open to taking in animals when people are in, if we get people that have had fires in their homes, or people are in car accidents or they have strokes or anything, we take the animals in and we care for them, and we've been really lucky with the community stepping forward and helping us in this area. How do you feel that made your job easier? Oh, it made our job immensely easier. We only had two people that could go out to the fire, and there was probably 20 people from the cat fanciers who pitched in and helped and took care and drove the animals back and forth and helped calm them. Animals that are caught in that kind of a situation are very, very stressed, and you need a very calming influence instead of just a bunch of screaming people, so the cat fanciers, they knew what to do, they know that type of animal, what it needs, and they helped us immensely. You said that all the cats from the fire have been returned to their original owners. Yes, all of the owners came forward. So six months later, what are your reflections on the fire? I just thought it was great that the way the people, everyone in the community chipped in, especially the cat fanciers, there are people who deal with breed-specific cats, but they didn't care. They came and they helped all the stray cats, they helped all the homeless cats, and they just pitched in and helped, and it was a really nice reflection on the society. Have you been in contact with them since then? Do you keep up with what's going on with the Vancouver Island Cat Fanciers Club or the individuals or anything like that? The president of the cat fanciers, we're actually gonna put a booth in her show this month. She's been coming by and she checks on, she actually has kept in contact with many of the families that, whose cats they rescued that day. A couple of them mentioned that they'd gone to the site of the fire and offered real-time assistance. They did, they were very good in helping get some of the animals out and calm some of the animals down. Well, is there anything else you'd like to add? Please, spay anew to your cats and dogs. There's way too many of them out there without homes. Lighted Judson Hannafin first used the term social capital in 1916 in his discussions of rural school community centers. Hannafin was particularly concerned with the cultivation of Goodwill Fellowship, sympathy and social intercourse among those that make up a social unit. It's a club that's affiliated with the American Cat Fanciers Association which is a worldwide club or association and we are the local club for Victoria and we put on two shows a year. Hannafin would say that the cat fanciers developed social capital because of the roles they were willing to play within their organization and most particularly at a specific show. I also double check what the judges put down on their sheets and I make two copies of the catalogs here, one for us as a permanent copy for the club and one goes back to ACFA head office for them to put the results into their programs. More recently, the concept of social capital has been explored by Robert Putnam in his book, Bowling Alone. Putnam asserts that social networks are created to strengthen social bonds that are available within a community. We're trying to help out the people that did the cats that did make it. We're collecting up money and food and any donations that we can get. We're also raffling off a scratching post. The coincidence of the fire with the cat show demonstrated Putnam's meaning quite well because the community can instantly draw upon the existing social organization. Everyone in the community chipped in, especially the cat fanciers. There are people who deal with breed specific cats but they didn't care. They came and they helped all the stray cats, they helped all the homeless cats and they just pitched in and helped and it was a really nice reflection on the society. If the cat fanciers had stayed at home admiring their cats, never ventured into a social realm connecting with other cat lovers, the situation of the fire would have been worse for both the cats and their owners. This documentary was made in honor of all the cats we have known and most especially the one to whom we currently belong. So his name is honoring.