So in this upcoming version, which is going to be released when you see this video, we have a few improvements on our way to version 1.0. I also want to talk a little bit about the timeline and things you can expect for now. First community contribution from Will Nations, he added this icon over here, so it's not a circle anymore like in previous one, so thank you for that. He also created a bunch of issues on GitHub, which I really appreciate because it helped me on improving dialogic. For instance, we see now that the events are here now in this lower section instead of on the left. I also moved the folding options here, so you can fold and unfold by clicking here. Also the proximity of these buttons, which are the events that you add over there, I think it's closer and it looks better. But let's go now with the new nodes, we can click here on new nodes. And we have here the choice event and the end branch, which will close this, I will explain this in a second, the if condition, which is empty for now in this video, but I will add more UI elements as I edit this and it should be on the version 0.5 and the end branch again to close the condition. The last one is the change timeline event, which you can select one of these timelines and you will go to them. So how do they work? Let's see here an example with a simple choice. We see here two characters joining, Toyen and Emilia, the narrator says who should leave and then you can start with a choice event. And whenever you close the choice and you start another one, that means that after this question that you add, these are going to be the options that the player will see. So they could either pick Emilia should leave or Toyen should leave. Let's make this correct. So Emilia should leave. Let's select Emilia, then Toyen says you won't be missed. And now you can select a timeline to go to. So let's go to the intro again. Then it closes this branch. That means that if they pick this, it will go until here. And whenever this finishes, it will go to the end. So this will be the event that they will go to when the option is over. If they picked Toyen should leave, Guy can leave Toyen. And then Emilia will say I'm alone. It will go back to the intro and this will never happen. But in the case that you don't have this event here, it will continue executing like so. Hope this is not too confusing for you. But this is basically like having brackets in any language or the indentation. And a cool feature that you can see here is that I can drag and drop now the events. So you can move them whatever. Whatever without doing before on the version 0.4, you have to click here and move up or move down. But now you can click on the name of the event and you can reorganize it however you want. So let's see how the indentation works a bit better, a more complex scene. You will see here that we have the choices and inside the choices we also have the condition. What the condition event will do is check for a variable and the state of it to see if that's true or not. In this case we have if the player selects the option B, the narrator will say so option B it is. Now if you have a clearance you will get to pick where to go next. Otherwise you will go to the first timeline again and we can see that as soon as all this ends it will go to timeline intro which is the first one. But if we have a variable here which we can later on add on the glossary as a clearance and you give it to the player it will check and if they do have clearance this will happen. All this block until here which is a character will leave and a sound will play and then you will get to two choices where you want to go. And this is how you will do all the branching because I know all of you were asking about branches this is how I plan on doing it. I don't think that your projects will look like this especially because this has a lot of options all together instead of other options and stuff like that. I feel like diesel novels or regular dialogues are more straightforward and if you have a big option you can deal that with changing timelines so you can start branching using timelines. In this case you can make it so that whenever they pick something you change the timeline and you start another branch in there but if you want to have it all in the same file you can do it like this they can be as big as you want. Now if you notice there's no timeline number four this is how I named it but we can add a new timeline and the first thing you will greet it by is this warning which I plan on implementing all over the plugin which will guide you a little bit on what you should be doing step by step in this case when you have an empty timeline with nothing it will tell you you should add a new event to start building your timeline so whenever we add an event the message will disappear. Another cool thing is that this timeline list that you have here is ordered alphabetically so if you want to have them in order and you're doing anything you can do now for missing timeline and we have it there it organizes automatically. You might have noticed that the color of the events are different. I'm trying to go with a color palette as explained on my previous video because I felt like the colors that I picked at the beginning were a little bit too random and these are more in the same style and I want to remind all of you that this plugin is still under development you will generate a readable JSON file that you can also if you want to implement in your games with your current existing dialogues but it's still not usable so as for timeline when do I want to make it usable I want to finish some of the main events on version six which is going to be the next one on version seven I want to finish the basic version of the glossary on version eight I want to do the dialogue styling with a basic theme it's gonna be super super minimalistic I don't want to make it super complex at the beginning that can come after version one and version nine will include the note that you can add in your scenes that will generate the dialogue as you have it on the previous plugins that I made and this is a small update on how dialogic is going I hope you guys are patient because it's taking me longer than I expected and also I've been really busy with work but I think that I will be able to make more videos regularly if you have any questions leave it on the comments remember that you can also join our discord and I will really like to thank my patrons again remember that the more patrons I have the more time I can dedicate to work on this and also to help the girl community grow thank you very very very much and see you guys on the next one


As concern the fermented design modules this module deal will deal with the cleaning sterilization and the sampling facilities. We know that if we have a fermenter that have to be used for number of operations and for a continuous use. So just one batch to another batch we need the cleaning. So the small scale reactors are taken apart and then cleaned before being reassembled and then mostly their cleaning is carried out ex-situ. So we just disassemble the whole fermenter and then we utilize them for autoclave and then in other case when there is a large fermenters then we have to clean them in situ that is known as clean in place CIP. So the CIP involve the complete cleaning of not only the fermenter but also all the line sump and dump line system, all the internal component of the system, acid addition system, alkali delivery system, aeration delivery system. So there is all the system should be properly cleaned. So that is why the cleaning and then after the cleaning and before running the fermentation process the sterilization of all the line is very critical. So that is why that should be the provision of that. So in this slide you can see that there is a different lines mostly as concern the sterilization that is mostly in a large scale fermenters happen through the steam. So all the have the control all that is controlled by the different walls, automatic walls and then the supply from you can see here in this slide that the blue color show the inside of the fermenter. So and these are the red line show the steam that having the different valve C, valve A and valve B in this case and in this case. So if the pump A will on then that steam can pass in through side into the fermenter but that is only leader when we have to clean either by to sterilize the fermenter inside. But sometimes this fermenter insides can only be supplied the jacket not inside the fermenter just to raise the temperature. But in case of another you can see that the sometimes the material another. So this is only happen when we say that in case of the cleaning but sometimes we have to check the quality of the product inside. So the sampling provision should be enough for mentors we have to take some samples. So in some case there are the different walls and from where we can get the samples and at the time of the sampling then there should be a proper sterilization otherwise when at the time of the sample collection then there is a risk of contamination. So that is why we should be very critical about the in case of that. So then we can see that by this whole process we can use the different line system. So in designing the fermenter we should be care about all such kind of the provisions for a fermenter.


The question I want to ask is like Why you think about the news? Why think about current events? Why you think about the current cultural issues? You might think okay. I've got it. It's collectivism all over the place a pox on everyone's house is I don't need to follow this stuff. And of course not everyone needs to follow within the same amount of depth, but Is it enough just to reject everything? Why is there a a real value to? Following the trends following the news having some people on that beat and all of us may be having some Reasons for it knowing what's going on in the world If the major factions in the culture wars are both bad or wrong Can't we just accept that and write it all off and you know focus on other aspects of our careers or our personal lives So first I have to admit that I definitely have the tendency to think that way to hell with them You know there's life is too interesting and too much fun and there's too much going on and there's too much Things I'd love to do other than that. That's weird because the amount of Cultural commentary in the much of the culture. I actually do do but I you know, I remember as a young objectivist Here in Austin years and years ago saying publicly in a forum saying forget about the news You know live your life. Just focus on living your life First of all, it's the best way to change the world in a sense because you'll be a model for the people and secondly You've only got one life and why bother with with all this really Bad stuff that is constantly going on and it's so much negativity and it's gonna have an impact on your sense of life It's gonna it and it's hard not for it not to have an impact on so I am tempted by that view And I think I think any egoist would be I think if you really selfish then your initial tendency should be I don't care Just want to live my life. I've got a career. I've got I've got I want to find a somebody to love I want to have your family or whatever it is. That's plenty. What do I need to worry about all this stuff? But of course the the the two part there are few problems with that and one is that You might want to ignore politics, but politics doesn't want to ignore you That is that the world out there the culture and the world out there Is in your life whether you want it or not whether you identify directly it or not, but they are Imposing their force Directly or indirectly on you and every aspect of your life really every aspect of your life Whether it's through the culture and we live. I mean, this is one of the things I Don't think we talk about enough, but we live in a pretty bleak culture I don't think we know that because we don't know what the alternative is Like Rand used to talk about the pre-World War and the post-World War culture and how if he didn't Experience pre-World War one if you didn't experience 19th century culture You have no clue and she was and I don't think there's an accident She was born 1905 and many so many geniuses were born in the late 19th century early 20th century I mean geniuses that we cannot that that have to found it back that the great artists were born back then There's something in the in the culture that was so positive and our culture sucks a lot of it's the arts But it's people's sense of life She spoke about she spoke about us having a cultural value deprivation and yes Analog guys did to being in a like the sensory deprivation chamber. Yes It's definitely sensory deprivation if you think about if you think about how the streets and Athens were and They were lined with with art and there were sculptures everywhere and all that and it's interesting If you go in UT with University of Texas here and there are sculptures, but they're all old They were all put up decades ago And there's a beautiful I think a magnificent fountain here that nobody looks at because they're not used to looking at art They're not used to paying attention, but there's a beautiful fountain right here in front of enough off in the building They were sitting in that if you look at the figures there there's some magnificent figures in the fountain Nobody looks at it And it was built the artist again was born in I think the early part of the century lived in San Antonio and and and but it was Put up there a long long time ago. That is the the orientation today is not To surround yourself with beauty and to round yourself with inspiration It's if anything they surround yourself with ugliness that that's the kind of quote art that they that they put around us, but so There's the culture that you know you you Want to be involved in partially because you want to identify the better parts of it So you can embrace those partially because you want to change it and you want to have better people around you and you want to have More beauty around you and you want to have you want to live in an environment that is better and more beautiful And then of course there's a politics which is which is all intrusive all the time And is the things going on are terrifying and are heading in a very wrong direction a very bad direction No matter who you know wins any particular election in that sense It doesn't really matter it might matter to the speed with the direction doesn't change and One needs to have an impact and one needs to understand it and look It's it's almost it's also getting to the point where one wants to be involved One wants to know what's going on in the world partially because one wants to know where to live you know It used to be easy to know where to live and and it's not so much because the real differences The real differences between states the real difference between countries the world is between regions or projector project trees in terms of the future You want to try to have an influence to the extent that you can and you want to you want to be aware because Just as a survival mechanism because they're out there to get you and you want to be able to protect yourself in Some capacity or another on the other hand one else has to be very very careful And I have to be very careful even as a as somebody who does this professionalism not to overdo it and and as people are not Professionals you shouldn't do a lot of politics and a lot of stuff I mean it's I talk about this a lot on the show life's too important to spend too much time worrying about this stuff because you We want to have some impact but the impact is small To really have an impact you'd have to spend a lot of your time doing it and even then it's a very uncertain And there are other more interesting things life is finite The world will probably not end in our lifetime. So it matters. Well live it to the fullest all the way to the end and if you completely let the state of the world a particularly state of politics Dominate you you'd be very very depressed. It's very very depressing and and life's too short for that There's too many good things in the world And it's it's really crucial and important to focus on those as well to focus on those as a primary and to let you know I think this is what people value in my show It's a large extent is that I I can I can give them a quick snapshot of what's going on They don't have to you know, spend a huge amount of time Studying themselves the extent that they trust me they can they can get the key points and and live their life and And not so there's the vision of labor, which I think is really very important But people I find so many people obsessing about politics Which again, I even have to protect myself on because if I spent all my time doing this I'd be depressed. It is really it's depressing.  I have a few thoughts just like to add about the what I see is the value of this kind of work and the place in life of it We are affected by the culture One way or another and when people try to isolate themselves too much from thinking about what's going on They're still affected by it their taxes go up crime goes one way or another in the country the political landscape changes whatever happens and They're affected by it. They tend to feel resentment about it and rightfully so But they often don't know where or how to direct it. They feel a little bit confused and powerless about it. I think It's important to Living your life into functioning to have a sense of where you are and what's happening and you have to have that in kind of Essentialized terms not, you know, every little detail. This is the mayor and that's the third congressman and this guy just won this election or whatever But like what politically what culturally kind of world are you in? And to have it in a way that updates over time. What's changing? What Happenings are big deals versus small deals. How do they affect the total? Is there something you can do now with your vote in this election? It's just one, you know where the candidates are so similar It doesn't make any difference or is this one that matters and you're never gonna get maybe the ideal candidate But maybe one of them is enough better that it's worth going out to vote or encouraging them To not feel hopeless and senseless and confused and bewildered by the world You have to have a sense of at least at the high headline levels What's happening? What kind of a society you're in what you can do about it? how it impacts your other values and to have it conceptualized from values that are true and make sense and and you that's hard to find and It's hard to find in a world where the dominant values and dominant ideas are Irrational incoherent wrong and so I think it's important for Holders of radical values holders of true value holders of true ideas and objectivists in particular to Be thinking about these things to have a good source of news and analysis from that perspective I think that's why it was so important to ran herself to do this kind of work and it's why it's Important to me that it's going on now and your show is important to me I also think yes one of the thing that for people who are or philosophers In particular, which is only a small subset of the group. There's a way in which you can get to The ideas can become floating abstractions if you're not applying them to the world around you and I remember I don't know if you'll remember this interaction, but Years and years ago when I was working on doing my graduate work writing on very esoteric Issues in Plato and Aristotle about epistemology. I was would occasionally pop on to HPL The Harry Binswanger email list run by a friend of ours Harry and I was in a thread arguing about Something about Iraq policy why we'd already lost the war and you sent me an email saying like it's good to see you Philosophers, you know dealing with these current events from time to time But I think because of the issue of like it's not all detached and in the forms, you know Yeah, and I think that's that that is true the philosophers but if for everybody it's it's it's true because It's so hard. It's it's important for people to take the Objectivism and to see it in the world and to see also the negative predictions that it makes Applied to it's important to see that evil is Notifications and and and you get that when you watch the world They you get a lot of it because there's a lot of evil and a lot of non-efficaceous stuff going on And it's good to see When people are rational and when something is done, well that it's successful and for that I think it's good for Non-philosophers non-intellectual stuff read some history to know what's going on in the world So if you live an integrated life, which is at the end of the day What flourishing life requires is that is that you really integrate it You know ideas are integrated with the way you live and and and your knowledge is constantly growing and it helps you integrate further your ideas Then you can't take a part of the world and say I'm not gonna look over there Because then you're negating integration. So even if it's painful to look you've got to look and Then the question is how long do I look and how do you buy go and so on? That you know, that's an evaluation we have to make but but that's the I think what people get out of the show Again is of somebody like me is is I make it a little easier for them to look over there when they when they Don't want to look but you you have to integrate all the knowledge that's going on everything It's going on into everything in your life. They in the end. It's all connected and I think I think one of my strengths has always been The ability to integrate so this are going back to how do you how do you sift through the news? It's to see connections between stories and to see that it's not okay This is going on over here and that's going up here in it completely two different stories But to see that it's all part of a particular trend of part of particular movement to see in terms of the world in which We live in the why is the all right? Connected to identity politics right of the of the left right to see the two that are not they're not just two Phenomenos, but they're two phenomena of the same thing and and one is Breeding off of each other and one is in reinforcing the other to see that the 9-11 and the Christian nature of The bush and and the people surrounding bush and the Christian morality to see connection between all that that I think is the is The advantage we as objectors have in approaching these things is we know it's all connected That they're not disparate separate things Maybe one integration to then seeing the positive to this that I can bring out and then let's if anybody again from the room Wants to talk or raise an issue with you have a few so please come to the mic and then we'll go to the Mainly for you because I used to ask you me questions. All right. Well, we can riff on them together But there's a scene in Atlas shrug. That's really Significant to me that I think about sometimes when I'm down and call other people's attention to Dachne Taggart sat one of her lowest ebbs her project the on the rail line that she's proudest of has Finally been totally destroyed she's breaking down and Francisco Dan Conia shows up and takes her out for a drink and she I Forget exactly how he puts it, but she's kind of Feeling as though there's no good in the world as though nothing comes to anything as though the people As though the world is made up of the kind of people who are in the meeting that she was just at people who can't Hold firm conviction to that anything people who just suck were irrational and and but worse than that. They're just dreary. Nothing's and He says like look at the skyscrapers Those are there and they're proof that another kind of men exists that those people aren't the bottom line on reality Those people aren't what life's about that there is something better that the irrationality that can overwhelm us when we look at the News or current events or or guard disappointed in people isn't the you know the verdict we should reach on the world and You can see that the other kind of men exist and she asks, you know, where are they and he says and this will become Significant to people who understand the plot of the book when they're wanted you'll be able to find them Or when you really want them, you'll be able to find them but What she's lacking there is a kind of perspective on the world that she'll learn over the course of the novel the perspective Objectivism gives you But it's work what that perspective does is to see there is real greatness good rationality fantastic things in the world all over the place, but it's Deluded inundated mixed up in all kinds of awful junk And if you don't understand what's awful about the awful junk what the alternatives to it is you're not going to be able to see the good that's out there that's being undercut by and you're not going to be able to see how to direct your life towards that good and I Think you need That perspective you need you know You need it at the right level of abstraction and not in all the details all the time But you need to know that it can be done in the details all the time and so That's part of what I think yeah, no, I think that's right and that's part of this part of You have to integrate all this into your life and it has real application that is Let's say you just let's say you did the world out there decides Inspired by Elon Musk that Apple is an evil company right and it's really evil then You might abandon it you might decide not to buy Apple products anymore. I mean, that's a bit To do that you have to know whether they're really evil and you have to be engaged at least to some extent in that Conversation about what it means to be for a company like that to be evil. Are they what's going on? So there's no the real decisions in the world should I boycott everything made in China? Should I travel to ex-country? Should I there are a lot of decisions that these? politically relevant the issues Apply to that affected. Should I go to work for a particular company? And also That relate to there are a lot of issues that come out out of culture and politics that relate to the good So again, I'll pitch my chip chip really did I show because because the thing I enjoyed most about the book I read about the chip was to learn about chips and When you learn about chips this semiconductor chips It's mind-blowing.  I mean, can you even contemplate? The size of a hundred million how small they would have to be to fit on this little thing and how do you do that? How do you I mean, it's mind-boggling to me. I don't know how they do it I I say during the show multiple times extreme UV light technology. I have no idea what that means, right? But it's cool because it has this application that changes the world that I do know about because I you know Those chips are going to power all the stuff that I do that they're probably powering Ability to some extent to communicate with you live by video and they will certainly power all the stuff in the future So it's I could raise the iPhone for you. Yes. There you go my effort stuck but it's it's stunning that people can come up with this stuff and it's beyond my comprehension in terms of just what they do and how they do it and and And that it is done I was describing this mirror that the size of the flaw would be the equivalent I think of a millimedia millimedia if the if the mirror was the size of Germany I Mean that's precision and people say there's nothing there's no such thing as perfection, right? I mean that's perfect and That's the kind of mirror you have to have in order to do this extreme UV light and in that kind of perfection So it's it's to discover that people even today with all the ugliness in the world are Creating these beautiful things these amazing things that do have any big and part of what motivates me And I think part of what should motivate everybody is I Don't want to see that destroyed. I don't want to see that go away You know, I you know, I'd rather live in a Mixed world in which we live where this is at least some beauty being produced some amazing things being produced Then the alternative which is which is nothing, right? So and so even maintaining the status quo is a big deal So we know the status quo cannot be maintained. It has to go one way or the other but ultimately Even if I'll never see You know the the perfect state the perfect state of the world the perfect culture an objective is culture You know, I'd rather fight to see a better culture than I would otherwise Because there's so much good that actually exists in the world and also, I mean people are Really down on the present world. Yeah Pining for some ideal that hasn't ever been and when do they wish they had been born? It's not like, you know, our birthright is a perfect society and you got screwed up because you were born this year rather than You know, 10 years ago with everything would have been ideal There was no 10 years ago when everything was everything's always been the bad the default is Irrationality primitiveness savagery every step towards a better society is a real achievement We're not owed it It was achieved by people who came before us and we have to do our best to improve it keep it going To really value something is to be you know We're gonna work for it to appreciate it and to recognize that you can't expect it to be given to you Yes, and part of part of what frustrates is the number of people out there who are angry Because they don't have their perfect objective is world yet, right? It's like Where was it supposed to come from? Yeah, if not from no God Thank you for listening or watching the Iran book show if you'd like to support the show We make it as easy as possible for you to trade with me. You get value from listening.  Thank you. I very much appreciate it


Hey fellow traders we're gonna talk a little bit about after hours trading and want to educate you guys a little bit about how to use One of the really good tools of book viewer, which we use here nasdaq book viewer If you ever watch it if you like us and you subscribe to us You'll get some of the alerts will show you how to use a lot of these great features to be very profitable when it comes to day Trading if you've been watching you probably see me on nasdaq I've talked a lot about the total view which I want to cover But I really want to show you something a very cool feature of after hours trading to kind of get an idea of knowing Where the direction is going? So we're right now We're looking at a stock right here is da da and I want to zoom in over here and I want to show you What happened with the stock so right around the last 15 minutes the stock had a great push from 1920 and Right around the close it jumped in around 20 20 dollars and 40 cents now if you look over here on my on my run I actually bought the stock at 20 dollars and 8 and 8 cents. I got about 500 shares of it Now what is how do we stock swap and go down? It's supplying demand So I want to bring up the nasdaq total view right here I want to show you what we got going here It's a really good feature which some of you guys don't probably realize it But if you look right here You got the buy orders on the left and you got the sell orders on the right Do you notice how unusual that there are so many orders? There are over 16,800 orders out there verse 1,000 and I'm sorry shares verse 1,300 sellers out there. Okay, so you have to understand something how stocks go up and go down is Supplying demand. So when you're out there trading when we use the book viewer one of the great tools is to see where all the buyers and sellers are and Obviously when you're trading after hours, you're trying to figure out. Okay, do I get in do I get out? Who's buying and who's selling it? But right there on the book viewer you could see how the stock is continuing getting bid Get bids by looking at all those shares right there with very few on the offer And then if you look here on the actual chart, it kind of explains it Look at that stock just literally from 230 It went from $18 and 40 cents and we're going right into after hours and after literally You know 30 minutes 40 minutes now you could see it stock went from 20 all the way up We almost hit a high about 2163 and you know what? No one's interested in selling it so if you want to know how to trade the after hours a little bit more Just like us when we do it showing you more examples how to use tools like the book viewer like level 4 Like how to use direct access and most importantly how to find them and how to get out of them But but one of the key one of the which McCall one of the tips of the day I want to point out is you know, if you've been following me on talking about book viewer That is a great great feature to teach you a little bit more about supplying demand and by nowhere All the buyers and sellers are it's like I said like us Follow us and we'll give you more alerts how to get great tips like using the nasdaq book viewer. Thanks for watching


Hi and how are you all today? Let us discuss this question. It says fill in the blank to make each of the following a true statement. Now these are the parts of the question which are given to us and in each we need to fill in the blank. Right? The first blank which says A union A complement. Let us have a universal set a very small universal set overhead and let this be set A. So set A is having all the elements in this and A complement means everything else in the universal set except what is there in A. So this plus this will give us the whole universal set. So the blank will be that A union A complement is equal to universal set whereas again this is the universal set this is set A. We have phi complement phi is a null set null sets complement means the universal set. Right? So universal set intersection A will give us what what will be the elements which are present in the universal set also and in set A also it will be set A itself. Right? So there we will be filling it with set A whereas A intersection A complement will be equal to phi it will be a null set because all the elements of A are different from all the elements of A complement and hence there is no intersection between them whereas A complement universal sets complement means whatever is present in the universal set and the elements which are outside this universal set and set A means the elements which are present in universal set. So there is no intersection between these two and hence the answer will again be equal to phi. So this completes the question that was given to us. You could have taken examples also to make your clearer more vision but if you do it by diagram it will be more clearer to you. Bye for now.


Hi everyone, Joe for jazby's case breaks calm coming at you with 2021 22 Panini Daunris soccer Two hobby boxes random country break number four all-card ship some countries won't have autos That's the risk of this break, but only 17 spots a lot of nice teams A lot of nice hits near big things of this group for getting in for making it happen There are the countries right here and let's roll a randomized names and teams six into two eight times one two three four five six Seven and eighth and final time after eight. We've got Matt Arnold down to Matt McLaughlin Six into two eight times for the teams one two three four five six Seven and eighth and final time. Good luck after eight. We've got the Netherlands down to the three lines Three lines on a shirt Jules remain still gleaming Matt Arnold with the Netherlands Robert with Argentina Nick with the with Italy Jonathan with Poland Robert with Portugal United States Spain and Korea Nick with Brazil Robert with Columbia and Germany Peter with the Sweden Norway Croatia combo Logan with the blue Matt with Uruguay Dan with Belgium Joe with L tree L3 and Matt with the three Lions Let's sort by country. We're gonna pause video when we come back We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break stick around be right back. All right. Welcome back everybody Here on Thursday the 13th random country number four. Thanks everybody for getting into it. Appreciate you And let's get on with it. We have not seen we've done three of these two box breaks We have not seen a kaboom yet Now I don't know what the odds are on the kabooms I don't know if they fall one per case or what the situation is there, but But we're still we're still hunting for that This is not part of the wax party promo, but these are fun breaks to do Logan saying if you won that case in that wax party promo You don't think you could even open. Yeah, what would you do it at Logan? What if you won? What if you want a promo spot and then in the next randomizer and The promo randomizer you won that case of flawless baseball It'd be tempting like if you won that spot and let's say you want it Let's say you only paid like you didn't pay very much to win that or the spot that won it wasn't very Expensive which means you pretty much get a free case of flawless baseball Do you open it? Do you sell it? Open one save one open one sell one. That's too fast. All right. Good luck Try to capture as many of these youngsters as possible But all card ships, so you'll be getting everything you see here. There's a chrome Erling Holland for the Sweden-Norway Croatia commo the Norwegian Erling Holland Rex is a promo winner. He got in pretty early. He's like it's almost like I don't want to win it There's Deja one 77 out of 149 for Korea. It'll be for Robert Right. Yeah, if you sell it right then then online then you got a There's like tax implications for it if you make those online sales So you would just open it yourself. I would if I wanted I would definitely open it you know because Because I think like the experience of opening that Yourself not too many people are gonna have that opportunity to do that so for the experience itself would be would be worth the Would be worth it. I think in my opinion That's Timo Werner to 199 press proof because when are you ever gonna open up? Yeah, because the what-if-fact would eat you alive. What? When would you ever have an opportunity? Most people most of us aren't gonna have the opportunity To open a sealed case a flawless baseball. You're so most of us aren't gonna buy a case a full case outright Right. Oh nice Kings coming back with a another quick gold Three two Kings. Yeah, where did that come from? I would open it Most of us aren't gonna have the opportunity I know I'm just to repeat again. Most of us aren't gonna have the opportunity to read to open up a case like that You're always watching them being busted open. You know, you're seeing other P. You're seeing me pull the hits But to do it yourself That'd be a lot of fun. Oh, what is this a super fractor and it's for cro-a It's Yvonne Paris and another goal for the Kings for two There's Yvonne Paris itch nice one-of-one For the for the tireless Croatians that goes to Peter with a Sweden Norway Croatia combo and all aboard the Big Head Express And Robert Runkle with Argentina you'll get all those Leonel messies. Oh rebel You were talking about there was a Kaboom controversy. Well, what was that all about? Tell us the story So Mark just saw that so there's there's some some some shadiness Wow another goal Penguin's falling apart all of a sudden so so we got another scammer report Well Rebel feel free to call them out so other people don't accidentally break with those guys I mean, I'm sure they're if they were caught. They're probably not gonna be breaking again anytime soon. There's Antonio. Nessar net How would you do it in Italian? Necherino Arcee's Chas All right, so you can do your own research, but apparently backyard breaks is the Is the guide there on twitch maybe rebel if this is according to rebel one of our users here Give me a box of football. Don't know the product gave it away to one of the chat And they pulled a Trevor Lawrence kaboom. They decided to keep it and send the guy money instead They ended up getting a lot of bad press And now apparently are giving away to someone today wait, I'm not sure What was the maybe I'm missing? What was the problem? They decided to keep it and send the money instead. Oh, you're saying that that that They should have just given it away anyway But I guess if they exchanged money. Oh, I see Mark saying so they're giving away to a random person Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha Okay, I see where the problem I see where the problem is So so then so the so they're saying that that they pretty much gave it to themselves But did they do like a randomizer or something like that? They said they would give away the kaboom but change their minds Yeah, maybe I'm missing a part of the story, but but maybe the suggestion is is that The person who won it Was in cahoots with them and so they weren't really giving it away Someone in the twitch had won the box before they broke it then they pulled out they looked up price on you a basically sound camera They won't be letting it go Yeah, I heard about it. Wow, you can't it's like they gave away a box absolute to a twitch customer Or a twitch fan that was watching them get and they announced they announced that person name and everything Whoa, this is too good to give away to a random. Let's give it to somebody that just spent a lot of money It's too good to give away But that's what yeah, but if they never open the box, they would never know. Yeah, so that you should just give it away Okay, yeah, I see what you're saying That's like spent a lot of money yeah, you can't do that Yeah, well you can't do that That's the risk from the that's the risk from the the person who's giving stuff away We're giving away a case of flawless. What if that has like, you know, the ultimate Babe Ruth one-of-one in there? We don't know Still giving it away There's Giovanni LaCelso for Argentina Okay, I get it now Everyone here Jason Jassi's explanation on that that makes a lot more sense Can you imagine If we're doing an in-chat giveaway and then like some newbie wins it and we're like no, we're gonna give it to Ryan Harold instead We'll give directs instead That'd be f'd up You're giving something away. Just give it away While they're like frat boy breakers there. They have shirts off and everything interesting They're trying to set thirst traps for who were they were they trying to set thirst traps for Jason in a In what we know to be a hobby usually dominated by by men It's the main demographic Parsons agrees Matthew. Yeah, who are they trying to impress Matthew? I don't do this because I don't want to body shame you guys because I've such a Excellent physique underneath this shirt. I Don't want to be a show-off. You know what I mean and make you feel bad about your bodies I want you to feel comfortable here I just can't show you my My amazing this underneath here Which is why I don't do it. I would I would mark but I just don't want to I Just don't want like your girlfriends to be like, oh, who's that guy? Well, they have a shop in LA. We should go And then what then I'm the bad guy My Matthew saying let's say if I was spending my money. I needed a little professionalism Which it which surprises me that you that you that you break with us Matthew No, yeah, I think yeah, I think in all seriousness. Yeah, you do I think especially with how expensive this stuff is These days if you're spending a lot of money on the hobby, it's hard enough to get hits already You know, I think I think it does matter that that there's professionalism. There's there's good production value You know that there's a friendly comfortable chat that you can hang out with in You know you get some you get pretty relatively fast shipping We got solid customer service here You know like with the amount of money you guys are spending that that part should just be She even be just bare minimum Here Jaspies, we try our best to just kind of go above and beyond that service But the bare minimum With the money being thrown around the hobby these days, especially with breaking operations. You got it You got to be professional That happened so fast too because it was like Yeah, and then turned to five to really quick and then now no no more goals There's still eleven forty left in this third period So Ryan Harold saying that that what hobby Twitter's roasting them right now Listen ladies and gentlemen, it is it is too hard To I don't know we keep it very so we try to keep it simple here. I Know there's a lot of like fillers and breaks and stuff like that like that can get a little complex But but in terms of in terms of giveaways you never want to I Don't know you never want to Change the terms of the giveaway midstream, you know what I mean like You do a promo just stick with it and keep the promo simple too. Just don't make it complicated. Don't put conditions on it You know Back in the day You know When we were first starting breaking and we noticed a lot of young breakers or not young breakers But like new breakers Who would really cater to? Who would really cater to the the whales or the or the the the regulars in that group which was just important But if you're building an audience, wouldn't you want to like every time we do a promo like I kind of want new people to win You know, obviously I want regulars to win too But but you know, it's there's a It's good if like new people win because that means new cusp That means it just kind of builds a little bit of customer loyalty a new person can become a regular you know like So for those guys, I would have been happy to give away that that card to that new person because that new person Probably be like telling all his friends. Hey, I just want this I want a box and there was a Trevor Lawrence Kaboom inside. They were so cool about it They overnighted it to me, you know, these guys are the best I'm never breaking with anyone else ever again.  It'd be a great move You know, but so yeah, I mean That's silly Now Parsons is saying Well first Mark DeLaura was saying they're changing their story like five times now They were gonna give away. They're not gonna give it away Ba-ba-ba-ba. Yeah, just just it's easier to give it to the original winner now Matthew is saying that to his knowledge, they had no plan to give to anyone Parsons. That's what Parsons Matthew Parsons saying They were planning to sell it themselves. They only changed it after the bad press Yeah, rebel were their mouth advertising. He's rebel saying would be awesome for us a long time on that one hit You know, think about what Jason pulled the the Conor McDavid RPA. There's Nico Gaetan to 99 That's for Argentina. You know, I pulled the LeBron logo man Teddy pulled the John Moran logo man RPA, you know We were we were happy to send it off to To the people that want it But yeah, I mean, yeah, they messed they missed a great marketing opportunity a lot of so much of our business So much of Jaspy specifically. We don't do a lot of like traditional advertising You know all of this is word of mouth You know from from from spot buyer number one Who got spot buyer number two into the action and all that sort of stuff, you know, all of its word of mouth That's how that's how Jaspy's reach success not by being the loudest or the flashiest or You know, we're not we're not selling the deepest discounts on breaks We're just a very we just we like to think of ourselves as a very solid straight-ahead Kind of operation. It's hard enough to run a business like this, believe it or not So we want to try to keep things as simple as possible for us to you know You've seen those games in Vegas right the more complex a slot machine is like, I don't know That's it's harder. It seems seemingly harder to win and you find yourself putting more money into it Yeah, it's a shame. I don't know why I don't know why people often become so short-sighted in business. Look at that Steve Bergwin one-of-one for the Netherlands Matt Arnold, what if I was like those other guys? I'd be like this card's too good for Matt Arnold This should go to someone else. I mean they could do whatever they want those breaks now All right, Matt with the with the orange all aboard the big-head express At this point who's to say they can't change the terms ever have of every break they do of every promo they do How could you even? Short-sighted right with the good press they generated Ryan They would have been able to They would have been able to buy full t-shirts But alas, they'll they will be shirtless 32 out of 99 Mattis de Lit Bergwine not not strong with the Without language It's got said no chance in the first place Rex was saying he saw I couldn't watch him after seeing them in an ad with No shirts. I mean, I don't know. Maybe maybe that maybe that Maybe that attracts a certain demographic. Maybe is that a demographic that we're missing? Are we missing an opportunity? Should Jason and I be going shirtless? Is that what the people actually want? That's a 349 II Kang-in I can do this pretty well.  Let's let's let's find something What? What do you mean like they said they gave you the box, right and then He opens up the three mini boxes, right?  That was a $40,000 break, right? And then he starts thinking no But what about the customers that bought it to a but he was originally gonna give away the whole box Clearly said that what about the customers that were supposed to what about the customers that bought it to a $500 break How are they gonna feel that they miss out on a Trevor Lawrence, you know or this card? So he started just thinking of all these other ways to not you know, please Not to give away the car basically But in a way that like doesn't want to upset every customer which I get but the whole point is that if that person won the box That's what that person won the box. Yeah But then I just escalated he goes we had like 6,000 people watching so many comments so hard to track comments Everybody was voting and you know, basically I mean You know when the lights got too bright for them. Yeah, I guess right You know act like you've been there before See when you're like me and Jason and you've pulled hundred thousand-dollar cards, right?  You don't worry about $20,000 car. You just give that away. No big deal And you're pulling LeBron logo man Jason jasmine pulling Conor McDavid RPA's out of the Cup hockey When you're doing hundred thousand-dollar cards, we've been there before we don't stress about $20,000 cards Thanks everybody, I'm Joe for jasky's case rake calm That was random country break number four look out for more in the store jasky's case rakes calm And I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye


Russia Russia is the biggest country in the world. Its official name is the Russian Federation. The capital is Moscow. It's also one of the largest and most populated cities in the world. The second largest city is St. Petersburg. It has wonderful architectural monuments, and it is considered to be the cultural capital of Russia. Russia is located in Eurasia. The population of Russia is more than 140 million people. The official language in the country is Russian, but there are 27 other languages used in its regions. Here are some interesting facts about Russia. Russia has a lot of natural resources. It's one of the largest producers of oil in the world. Russian classical literature is considered one of the best, and it is studied in universities all over the world. Russia has the longest railway in the world. It's called the Trans-Siberian Railway, which is more than 9,200 kilometers long. Moscow's metro system is considered one of the best and most beautiful underground systems in the world.


Hello, I'm Fritz Kessler, and this is Justine Blanford. We're both professors in the MGS program, and we're going to talk to you about geographic information analysis. In this course, you're investigating patterns, and also trying to understand the drivers behind those patterns. Some of the methods you'll use include statistical measurement, network analysis, topological, and surface analysis. Throughout the course, you'll be doing weekly assignments and integrating the theory that you learn, as well as the different methods that Fritz just highlighted into those projects. So Justine and I look forward to seeing you in the class.


Hi, I'm Sean Jacobs one of the systems architects here at protected trust and in this video I wanted to go over how you can restrict some of the verification options that are available to users for performing multi-factor authentication in office 365 You may remember If you're if you're using multi-factor authentication, you may remember when you first Set it up. You were provided with a few different options. So you were provided with an option to Perform a text code to my authentication phone or to notify me through the app or to use verification code from app or token when I would recommend doing and especially For security reasons is to actually remove the option to get a text code to my authentication phone the reason that we recommend doing that is to help prevent against certain types of attacks called sim swap attacks where a malicious actor will spoof someone's phone number or Maybe for example actually port someone's phone number away from their phone So that they can use that to authenticate to an account and by removing that option it removes that that potential security hole And it's something we recommend doing in general we recommend using the Microsoft authenticator app It's definitely the easiest way to perform multi-factor authentication in office 365 So removing that option to to do it via a text message is in general a good idea in order to do that as an administrator you would want to log in to the admin portal at admin dot Microsoft com And then under users go to active users and then there's an option that you should see here for multi-factor authentication So we're going to select multi-factor authentication, which is going to open in a separate window here for us and Then up here we have an option for service settings. So we want to select service settings And if we scroll down towards the bottom here here are here are the methods available to us for verification options So what we want to do is essentially only use the notification through the mobile app So if we remove text message to phone Then the only method that would be available essentially at this point would be through the mobile app if you're using hardware tokens or if you want to also allow your users to Authenticate to their 365 account by typing in that six-digit code that appears on the mobile app Then we can leave that enabled, but we definitely want to remove the option for text message to phone And that's pretty much it after after making those changes and saving it Then when users log into the option for When they're initially setting up their security verification They will no longer get that option to to provide a text code to my authentication phone and that just Improves your security a little bit more And that's it. Have a good day


It's a privilege to see some of these children who normally would have had these cleft lips or palettes repaired at an early age. Some of them are as old as teenage years and they're just now getting their cleft lip and palate done for the first time. It's very important that they get this done for social reasons as well as for speech. Socially, they are often made fun of from their peers. Well, you kind of have to have a vision as to what it would look like if it was repaired, if it was normal.  Most of the parents that see their children for the first time after surgery are in tears. See smiles on these kids' faces, just the feeling that they can go into society being normal.


Are you ready for some magic? Here's the magic. Chemical reactions can proceed in two directions. They can proceed in this direction as indicated by this arrow. I feel like an earthquake just happened. I feel kind of wiggly. Now, they can also go backwards. Really? Now look at this. How do my chemical reaction go this direction? So the red arrow is indicating a different direction that this chemical reaction can go. And I want you to tell me now, if the chemical reaction is moving the other direction, whatever, if it's moving in this direction, then where are my reactants and where are my products? It matters which direction it's going. I can label reactants and products as long as the equation is moving in a direction. If the reaction is, dude, I'm sensitive, if the reaction is moving in both directions at an equal rate, then that chemical reaction is in what's called equilibrium. Chemical equilibrium is when the rate of forward reaction is the same as the rate of the backward reaction, which is all we're doing is we're looking at the fact that the reaction is happening both directions at the same rate. When a chemical, all chemical reactions will ultimately reach equilibrium if you leave the number of products and the number of reactants. Like if you, you will eventually run out of reactants and you will eventually build up the products. And if you have enough product and not enough reactant, that reaction, when it reaches equilibrium, will move the other direction.  Let me give you another example. I'm going to draw another chemical equation in here. And this one, you are going to see and see and see and see. We're going to see this chemical reaction in a lot of different places. So it's worth taking the time to get comfortable with it. If you had me for Bio 1, you've actually seen it before. Water and carbon dioxide, does anybody know what that becomes? It actually becomes carbonic acid, H2CO3. And then carbonic acid breaks down into hydrogen ions. And this is the whole acid and base thing. And we're actually going to talk about that today. Hydrogen ions and bicarbonate ions, HCO3 negative. The positive and the negative, this means it's an ion. It's a positively charged ion. This is a negatively charged ion. This is an excellent example of a chemical reaction that comes into equilibrium and will move forward or backward. This chemical reaction, really, we keep removing. We use up the ATP, we breathe off the carbon dioxide, we pee out the water or we breathe it out or somehow we get, we don't have this build up of water. Since we keep getting rid of these products, we keep allowing the reaction to move in this direction. You could overdo on ATP. You could stop that whole chemical reaction if you had too much ATP, if it was like building up. But if you keep removing it, you can keep having the chemical reaction take place. We keep removing that stuff because we easily use up ATP. We don't, we can't store that stuff. In the case of this chemical reaction with this whole carbon dioxide and carbonic acid, in this chemical reaction, you reach dynamic equilibrium. You can watch and be like amazed. This concept is a little tricky. Someday when I have lots of time, when you figure out how to give me another 24 hours in every single one of my days, you do that for me, when you figure that out, then I'm going to make some kind of interactive, dynamic equilibrium thing. Activity that will let you fiddle with this, will let you actually do something like add carbon dioxide molecules. So watch what I'm going to do.   Which way is it going to go? If it's in Wendy land, let me tell you how this happens.   But then that's not going to be sustainable here. We don't want to build up anything. These chemical reactions will go until they reach equilibrium. If I add a whole bunch of carbon dioxide, this system is going to say, dude, we've got to get rid of this stuff. And so it actually is going to push the chemical reaction this way. Can you visualize that? Because if the chemical reaction goes that way, my ways are all mixed up, but if it goes that way, then the carbon dioxide is going to disappear because you actually turned it into carbonic acid hydrogen ions and carb bicarbonate ions. That's what that thing is. So you follow that? In my brain, it's like, I can visualize that. If the act of sending it this direction means that, yeah, we're going to decrease that little pile and the pile is going to get smaller. And pretty soon we're not going to have that much carbon dioxide because you turned it into all of these products over here. And then you're going to be back in that dynamic equilibrium where it's going both directions. If I did something really crazy, crazy, and I added a whole bunch of hydrogen ions, now we've got this pile, this massive pile of hydrogen ions and we've got to get rid of them. Or there's too many on that side. It's going to push the reaction in this direction. Does that work for you? In Wendyland, it makes perfect sense, because this idea is kind of tricky. You go back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, as long as you can maintain that dynamic equilibrium.  So think about this one. You ready? I love this visual. Carbon dioxide, hold your breath. What's happening to the amount of carbon dioxide in my system? Dude, I'm getting a big old pile. If I'm holding my breath, right? Because you're not letting that carbon dioxide out. And as you get that bigger and bigger pile of carbon dioxide, what's going to happen to this chemical equation?  Let's draw it out. That's crazy talk. Now, let's go on to the next one and look at who cares? Hold your breath. Why does it even matter? Let's get an IV of oxygen. I'll just give you all the oxygen that you want. And go ahead and hold your breath.   Think about that. Maybe think about what we're going to talk about next on our list and see if you can figure out why that is, why you hold your breath and you get too much carbon dioxide. Why are you going to die anyway? I hope you're breathing right now.


Do you encourage a lot of people to trade, or do you really think there needs to be a specific person when it comes to this? Anybody can do it, in theory. Anybody with reasonable level of intelligence can do it. There are certain industries that accountants generally struggle. And I think it's because two plus two always equals four for an accountant. Whereas in trading, I can do the best analysis going and this is the spot and it doesn't work. But I will still take the same thing next time because it will probably work. So they struggle, sports people struggle, as I said earlier. We want to win, we want to win, we want to win. You know you don't need to win.


Exercise Balakutan 2013 is an annual bilateral training exercise between the U.S. and Philippines. It's designed to test the military's ability to work together to provide humanitarian assistance and to build stronger relationships through training and coming together to help communities that need it. Take a look at what these American and Filipino service members did when they paid a visit to a school in Tarlac Province, Philippines. The Marines and sailors are here out in Crow Valley doing some of the strategic training that we do on a yearly basis for Balakutan 13. One of the things that we look forward to the most is being able to spend time with the kids in the community and the schools and giving back. And so we had the opportunity this morning to come to Maruglo Elementary School with many of our Marines, many of our sailors to interact through games, giving classes on dental hygiene. Brush. Great. And then you want to brush your teeth in up and down circular motions like this. I had the opportunity to give them items from Project Hand Class. Marines, they are giving us books, hand sanitizer. I'm going to provide you with a ... We are very lucky for them to be here for this moment because they show us the love and how they deal with the children. We all have a passion to serve this community, serve these kids together in unison. And I think they receive this well. We had fun and they're still going. I think they actually outran all the Marines and sailors out there. They're all tired and the kids are still going.


We're here at the ITU studio in Geneva, and I'm very pleased to be joined by Dr. Eugene Dua, who is CEO of the Nigerian Communications Commission. Dr. Dua, thank you very much indeed for being with us today. Thank you very much. I'd like to start off by talking about the fact that Nigeria is a major supporter of ITU telecom events, and will be president of ITU Telecom World in 2013 in Bangkok this November. What value do you see in attending such events? Nigeria has been very prominent in the telecom communication industry, both globally and originally, and what we do attending such telecom world of ITU is to showcase what we are doing and then learn from others. We always want to be at the forefront of regulation. We always want to be at the forefront of leading the market, even if we are not number one, but very near the top. The main theme of the event focuses on the current transformation of the ICT industry. I wanted to ask you, what's the impact of this transformation on regulation, and how can regulation be best adapted to encourage the fair rollout of broadband and mobile deployment? As we see the trend of ICT, it's towards more data, it's towards broadband, internet, and this actually brings up a lot of problems on regulation. There's a problem of interconnection negotiations, there's a problem of competition, there are more over-the-top players coming into the market. All this requires new regulations, new policies, which we are going to talk about in the ITU Telecom World, see whether we can learn from our friends and tell them also what we are doing so they can learn from the good things we are doing too. And finally, I'd like to ask you, what message do you hope to share at ITU Telecom World 2013? The message is that Nigeria's voice market is much all. Nigeria is gearing to carry out the same performance in the data arena, as we have done in the voice, and that Nigeria is a safe place to invest. All the companies that invested in the voice market have gripped huge profits, and we hope to repeat the same performance in the data market too. Dr. Yijinjua, thank you very much indeed for being with us today. Thank you for having me.


This is Think Tech Hawaii, Community Matters here. Good afternoon, Howard Wiig, Code Green, Think Tech, Hawaii. My guest today is, I would say, an energy revolutionary, because I and a lot of other people are part of the energy efficiency establishment. And we know exactly what we're doing. We know exactly why we're doing it. We can cite numbers all day long and twice on Sunday, including dollar numbers. And my guest, Mr. John Borland, CEO of JOB Technologies, is about to turn all of that on our heads. This is going to be a very, very exciting program. So welcome, John. Thanks so much for coming. Thank you, Howard, for inviting me. So let's start off with, as you wanted to, Puerto Rico. We're all reading that the island was devastated. The production infrastructure was devastated, continues to be devastated. I think the majority of the population still is without electricity. And those of us, again, in the energy efficiency establishment, say, let's do microgrids. We're going to have individualized power plants. We're going to feed off of solar. We're going to have batteries here which feed in and batteries feed out. And we're going to have our EVs, where their big batteries are going to take off of them. And this microgrid is going to work like magic. And we will vastly reduce our dependence on fossil fuel because of all this solar-powered energy on this microgrid. And you are saying, John, the heck with the microgrid? Let's just produce more of, most of our own, this is for residential now, single-family residential townhouses, produce most of our energy by PV and a couple other technologies and then just when we need it on our high-use days, then we feed into the grid. Every revolutionary, and we'll get into this later, you say, the heck with efficiency because we in the establishment say, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency. And you say, nope, nope, nope, can all be done from solar energy. And I did catch you on one thing, though, LEDs. You converted to LEDs. Those are the simplest, easiest, a six-year-old can convert to LEDs. Here's the light, Johnny. Screw it in. Got it. Screw it in. It's simple. But aside from that, you're saying we don't need to do all of these efficiency measures because we can take care of it all with the what's up on our roof and harvesting our abundant sunshine and then distributing it at the right time in the right way. So why don't you, you wanted to start out with Puerto Rico. Why don't you start out with Puerto Rico? So as I was telling Howard, Puerto Rico has shown a good example of why we need 100% renewable energy today.  So therefore, you're no longer dependent on the utility. So Puerto Rico is a clear example where I think this morning they're saying, it's still like 29% only have electricity and 71% is still without electricity. And it's been over six weeks now. And so again, that's why if the people in Puerto Rico did what I've done for the last seven months, there wouldn't be an issue. And I also refer to another example again, is Hawaii being an island, again, it's even more isolated than Puerto Rico from the mainland. And if those remember back in 2006, we had the earthquake on the Big Island. And O'ahu and I lost power for 24 hours because of the generators shut down because of the vibration. So again, if I had my system then, I would be happy just running off-grid and not relying on the utilities. So that's why we're very susceptible to natural disasters, be it the earthquake or hurricanes. So that's why if you do this one home at a time on O'ahu, basically we will get rid of the duck kerb problem from HIKO. And in fact, we'll save more money. If you look at the cost analysis, even if you do these so-called micro-grid or utility-scale renewables, we'll still be charged from HIKO at what, say 25 cents a kilowatt hour? My latest bill was 28.47 cents. Well, yeah, mine was 30 cents per kilowatt hour. But I did the calculations for my current, what I call, solar energy plus multiple storage option. My energy usage is about 3.7 cents a kilowatt hour. And so therefore, at that low rate, why do you ever want to pay utility or pay HIKO or pay anyone else when, again, if you do it yourself, you're at 3.7 cents a kilowatt. So that's my estimation, which means you have solar PV electrical, you have solar thermal for hot water, you have multiple storage. So I have both electrical battery storage. I have hot thermal storage for the hot water. And I also have cold thermal storage. And so by using all that properly, and you also have to have the right home energy management system. So that means, you know, when, how to optimize your key home appliances, you need to modify some of your key home appliances like, like Howard mentioned about the lights. I used to have a plasma TV, a large screen TV. Luckily, it died last December. And so when I bought an LED TV, my electrical bill also went down by going from plasma to LED. So there was another efficiency measure there. Exactly. And I also replaced all my light bulbs with the LED. So again, that way overnight I'm only using two kilowatt energy for the room lights. So all of those benefits and allow you to go off grid and use your battery overnight to supply the energy. Okay. So let me back up to the duck curve for those of you uninitiated in the wonders of the energy world with all of the PV panels that we in Hawaii have on our roofs today, the demand for electricity from Hiko used to go get up to ramp up to speed around 9.30 10 in the morning. And then it was pretty flat through the day and have a little afternoon peak and so remain pretty flat and then it would go up in the evening when all of us came home from our homes and schools and all the tourists came home from shopping and whatnot. That was flat, a little bump. Then the PVs came along and the middle of the day when the sun is hottest, the demand for electricity went down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down. And then when the sun started to go down, the demand would go up, up, up, up, up, up. So you've got this swoop and up and this is the head of the duck up here and this is the back of the duck down here. So your idea, John, is to manipulate things. Instead of just your one house, we had 100,000 single family residences and townhouses. With your type of system, you would absorb a lot of that heat during the middle of the day to put in storage and then you would use it whenever you, gosh darn well, wanted to use it. Right, because since you're not selling back to Hiko, Hiko won't have this feed-in into their utility. And again, because you're storing it for night use with the battery, again, you're also not demanding from Hiko. So your overall, Hiko overall level should go down and be flat. So it's good for utilities and it's the cheapest, most economic way for the homeowners and my return on investment is 2.7 years based on that. That is absolutely amazing. Again, this is another completely revolutionary offer that you're putting before us because we normally say PV plus storage plus this plus that, minimum 6, 7 years and you've got it down to... Less than 3. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's absolutely amazing. Maybe you could try to run the numbers for us a bit. Yes. So, Walt, it's easier if I had any equation to show or I'm gonna have this one chart. So by not having the graphics, this is how I explained it. So before solar, I would be using on an average, this is now based on my past five years Hiko bill. It was 1,500 kilowatts a month or roughly 47 kilowatt hour per day. That's my normal... That's a lot, by the way. That's 2.5 times your average home usage. That's why I'm surprised at how does the home usage average come up to 500 a month. That to me is mind-boggling, but I was at 1,500. So basically... So being at 47 kilowatts per day, when I first added just solar and battery, the traditional stuff, it only dropped it by 50%. Not by solar, you mean conventional PV. The PV with the battery storage that people say will save money. I wasn't saving money. It made my return on investment 16 years. Well, you did save money. You reduced your use by about half? Yes. Wasn't that it? Yeah. But I put out a lot in capital expense to do that. Yes. Yes. Yes. And invest the money elsewhere for 16 years based on return or in the equipment for the solar. So I'm saying 16 years of return on investment, better to do it in stock market or someplace else instead of in utility. So then you were unhappy with that 50% reduction. So I then worked with my solar vendor and battery vendor. So working with both Poncho Solar and Tabuchi Electric, I had to install three different energy monitoring systems at home because I wanted to identify the root cause of all of my energy usage. Root cause meaning which appliances or which equipment in the home causes that draw and when. And when also. Right. So the one hour resolution for the monitoring wasn't good enough. Five minutes also wasn't good enough. I tried the Blue Planet Foundation Bigly approach. That was five minute resolution. You need at least one minute resolution to see the energy spikes from the date. Meaning you have to go minute by minute by minute. Use is going up, going down, going up, going down, yeah. For example, like the microwave oven, you talk about one minute to 90 seconds. So again, the one minute interval clearly shows the spike of that. Again, when your pool pump comes in in the morning, you can see the one minute spike from the pool pump ramping up. So you need to have the right resolution. So once we identified the root cause, I get in, go and look to see what are the renewable energy options I have to replace that grid by. So let's take the number one power usage is the electric hot water heater. So I also have solar thermal hot water. And so that's great most of the time. However, I still saw a deficiency where I would still have to use grid by luck on cloudy days or other days. So I then decided to use my solar PV energy to power the electrical heater element. How are all of it or just boost it beyond what the solar panels would supply? Well, they sort of run and complement each other because the solar hot water really doesn't work until more later in the afternoon. However, if it's cloudy, then it's too late to wait till then. So the electrical may boost it up to about 135 degrees Fahrenheit. And then the solar thermal will boost it or will supercharge it to at least 165 degrees Fahrenheit. And this is to create reserve. Right, you don't have a full day, so it's based on each family size. So I use four full baths a day. So that means I need to have all that stored capacity to do that. And on that cherry break, we need to take break number one. We're barely even getting warmed up. John Borland, president of J-O-B Technologies, and I will be back in a moment. This is Stink Tech, Hawaii, raising public awareness. We have this crazy thing going on today. I was just walking by and all these DJs and producers are set up all around the city. I just walked by and I said, what's happening? Guys, they told me they're making music. I had no musical talent and then sat down and kind of played some music. I saw it do it. Third afternoon again, Howard Wigg, Code Green, Stink Tech, Hawaii, with John Borland, president of J-O-B Technologies. And before I forget, disclaimer, John is mentioning specific products. Neither I nor the State Energy Office nor Stink Tech, Hawaii endorses these products. These are simply here for illustrative purposes. Now, back to the fascinating stuff. Let me tackle this business of 3.7 cents a kilowatt hour. Again, we think it's not possible, but you say your total cost was $29,500. That's for the panels. The whole system, total system. Everything, and there's three different energy management systems, I think. You have to monitor, right? Monitoring the energy usage system. And again, another key point of that is, so everything really relies on the total cost of the system. And so because I was at several solar conferences, both in the U.S. and also in Europe a month ago, the cost of the system for the United States and in Hawaii is, I'm just surprised, three times more than Europe. So for example, the cost per watt in Europe is 80 euro cents per watt, which is about a dollar per watt. So my friends in the Netherlands installed home residential solar, they only pay a dollar a watt. My case in Hawaii, I actually looked at seven different vendors a year ago. The price went from like 320 a watt up to like 480 a watt, so the huge price difference. The national average in the U.S. now is $2.80 a watt. So there's a lot of other factors that affect the net final cost of doing business in Hawaii. It's like buying a car, you know, but therefore, yes, so that's why I went with the lowest cost, because I realized that I'm wasting about 35% of my solar PV is not being used. So the total cost isn't really, you know, you want the low cost how to use it efficiently. But if you take the cost of the system, Hawaii is 5.5 kilowatts per day radiance.  So my inverter will output 5.5 kilowatt hour. So that times that, then you times it by 20 year life of the system. Some people use 25, I use 20.  And that's where I came up with the 3.2 cents per kilowatt hour. Over that 20 years. Over that 20 years. And that's why, if you recall, there was an article I read that on Kauai, the cost to buy electricity from a solar PV farm is like 11 cents a kilowatt. So 11 versus my three. So that means there's a 4x, what I call profit that that solar farm person is making over with the solar utilities. And then Kauai utilities will sell that 30 cents to the residential. So you have all these markups. So if you do it yourself, you're going to get the lowest possible cost, which is a 3 cents a kilowatt hour. And then you're not totally off grid because there's at least one day a week when you have this peak demand. And so it's at that point when you engage the utility and buy something from them. Right. So like for example, like we had the rainy days this week.  So on those days, I turned the grid power on, connected to the grid to both charge my battery and to use the dryer and other key home household appliance. Yes. And we were, excuse me, talking about the fact that the utility isn't going to make a whole lot of money off of this. I mean, they want to be selling all the time. But when we reduce the demand significantly, say 100,000 homes imitated you, the total demand would go way, way, way down. So that they could shut off either one or two of their least efficient. Right.  And that saves a heck of a lot of fuel use, a heck of a lot of personnel, heck of a lot of distribution. So that cost is going to go down. Correct.  And this brings us a lot closer to the state school of 100% green energy by the year 2014. So, Guinness, as Howard was saying earlier, that's why my point is that you don't need to make your home super efficient. That's what my comment to Howard when I first met him was, forget this thing about insulating your home, about testing your air conditioning for the leak tightness. I'm using my excess PV to power my AC during the day. So in fact, turn on your air conditioning during the day to achieve cold thermal storage by cooling your room down. So when you come home from work, your house is already cool. You don't need to turn on your AC and so that demand goes away. And that's what I call cold thermal storage because you're chilling select rooms at home with all this excess PV electricity, which is just wasted anyway. And you mentioned time of use. Hawaiian Electric has not yet instituted time of use to my knowledge, has it? I have. I was one of the 3,000 that volunteered. So since May, I'm on time of use with Hawaiian Electric. But there's two definitions of time of use. My first definition is time of use of household appliance. That means only run your major appliances like the washer dryer between 10 in the morning and 3 o'clock when you had the peak solar generation. So that's time of use of key appliances. And you're using your own storage. Right, yes. And then the other time of use is on the utility rate from HECO. So I basically would always turn off the grid tie at 5 o'clock in the evening and then turn it on after 10 o'clock in the evening to avoid the peak time of use charge. Even on a rainy day, I would still turn it off during that time and then turn it back on at the lower rate. And to relate that to the duct curve, the Hawaiian Electric's most expensive electricity comes during that evening time when the duct's head is up there because they have to turn on additional power plants. They call them booster plants, which are less efficient and cost more money. But that's the way they can meet that peak. You are shaving that peak.  It goes away, right. So there's no evening and there's no morning peak. It's all flat. Correct. And then you've got a very unique way of heating your water. I think you said your solar panels heat to about 135 and then you boost from there using PV. No, the PV will only get it about 135 and I use the solar thermal, which will get it up to, my peak so far has been 190. But typically 165 will last a full night capacity when I supercharge it to that level. Because electrical heater will not get it that hot. But the solar thermal will get it that hot. And again, that's why I have a prior analysis of, again, I rake the source of renewable energy. So for the hot water, my first main primary source of energy is solar thermal. Second backup is the PV electrical. Third backup is the battery electrical. And then the last resort, fourth source of power is the grid buy. So by having this, I pick which to use to get the cheapest to the more expensive use of energy. And by solar thermal, you mean that the sun's heat hits the solar hot water panel. And the water is circulating through it. And it's colored black to absorb maximum amount of heat. Water passes through heats up and goes down into the tank. That's solar thermal, which many, many, many of us have to have on our roofs. But you're not using it, I think, properly, where you get, the key is to supercharge it for one full day. So whichever family size you have, it needs to be heated up to one full day capacity. So that you'll never have to tap into the grid. But for the grid, exactly. Otherwise, you're going to have this 4.5 kilowatt energy spike, like at two o'clock in the morning, to power your hot water heater. And the idea is that the hotter the water, when you turn on to take a shower, say the less hot water you're going to need, because you're going to put a heck of a lot of cold water in there, to get your, what do we take a shower at 105, 110, something like that? Yes. So again, so that means your hot water tank becomes your battery hot storage. This is a hot storage battery. Yeah. Yeah. That's, I always tell people, think of that 80 gallon tank as one great big battery. And so basically, I use about 16 kilowatt hour per day storage in my hot water tank. That will allow me to have the four full baths. Yeah. You're converting that hot water to two kilowatt hours. Yes. Yeah.  And I assume you've got a pretty tight home then, where it's not all leaky, like a typical Hawaiian home or? I mean, it's just yet, so it's not just cold air. Again, this is the word concept of cold thermal storage. So it's having thermally absorbent material.  It's freezing cold, because they have thermally absorbent material, like the granite countertops, tile floors. Yeah. You don't want to walk barefoot on those tile floors. So it's not just the cold air. The concept of cold thermal storage is having, so if you were to build a home or room, I would build it from a cold thermal storage point of view. How would you optimize that? What would you use to absorb? What materials would you use to absorb? Like in the kitchen, you have the floor tiles. You can have the granite type counters or metallic surfaces, all of those thermally absorbent material, not carpets. Carpets, in the worst case or cloth, it's not absorbent. So again, glass material, all thermally absorbent. So it's however you want it. But again, the key there is cold thermal storage, not just air, but it's the material to make the room stay cold. And again, therefore, the leakiness of the room isn't critical as much as having to write thermally absorbent material. Okay, this is another revolutionary concept. I've been in this business for a while, and I've never heard of this. Again, because the hotel rooms are just this old cold, and it takes forever to heat it back up. Well, you know, we're getting into the winter months. I live in Manoa, and I get up very early in the morning, and I absolutely must have slippers on. And we've got one more minute. Do we have a slide with John's information on it? Oh, okay, John, why don't you give your email a look? Yes, if you want to contact me at johnoborland at aol.com. And that's B-O-R-L-A-N-D. Yes. At aol.com. Yeah, as you can tell, John is a very, very, very fascinating young man, and I certainly look forward to associating with you continually in the future to look at your... Are you doing this full-time? You're promulgating this? No, this is, I would say, this is a hobby. Hobby, okay. Because my main area is in semiconductor device processing. But as an end user, I'm also promoting solar now, yes. And you've given three talks to IEEE, the International Energy Efficiency... Yes, so on November 15th, I've given this talk in Japan at the Photobotek Science and Engineering Conference. Yeah, definitely getting the word out. It's a hot topic. People are very excited about off-grid 100% renewable today on a residential level. And on that cheery note, we must leave the bid you a fond adieu. Thank you so much, John Borland. We just barely got warmed up, pun intended, and see you back in two weeks. Think, take away, cold, green. Good evening.


Can you look at the type of strain they would go through if you're carrying 180 kilo person and you're going down the stairs You have to balance the stairs Like you know Really really very very skilled job Every time we observe new grips You saw the grips on the top, grips on the side These grips are not only to carry the Pilgrims but these grips also were to actually balance the palki One of them slips It actually supports them other three support them if they slip See there's so much development in the design. What is the best bet for us? And we also see very very close hairpin bends like this where the length of the palki has to be really fixed You can't really increase the length look at that bend and how they move in what type of distances they move in So the project is getting more and more complex in the Context study itself we took the cause they said come on We'll design a palki which is lighter for the porters, but context is very very challenging How can you do something worthwhile for these people and then we step in and observe the palki very closely We found out that this is grassroot innovation They pick up whatever local material is available. What is available locally is water pipes Everybody has water pipes the GI water pipes galvanized iron and those pipes are very heavy They are very thick they weld them together and we also get no from metallurgy that when you weld galvanized iron pipes together The welding is not very strong the metallurgy point of view Because constant loading and cyclic loading there is cracking in the welded joints and then also it is very very heavy So we started studying the thing very closely and there's some wonderful details like this ring and the rope What is the rope doing to the ring and the ring to the log of wood which is going on to the shoulders The log of wood is a phenomenal shock absorber Which actually sits on the shoulder and it's very friendly to the human body because it absorbs a lot of shock and The string which you see which is tied inside also is another very interesting manoeuvrable flexible design So the heights of the porters are different. This threads help you to Sort of level them. Now. I would tell you a very interesting thing about rituals and practices for example The thread actually is replaced every year to make it, you know sure that people replace the thread They made a ritual that every you know festive season the shrine board will give this new thread to all of them Though it is the thread is good, but they don't even leave one chance of failure So you're taking care of safety through a ritual design conscious, you know safety mechanism And then you know look at the joints between the parts the seating details the posture and Look at the corners. They were all stress-cracked and broken and They were welded together and When you weld together what happens you add more material so it becomes more rigid and then the most important aspect is How are the porters body? Sort of adapting to all this. There's a lot of adaptation Some of them have these type of projections coming out on their shoulders Like you know, they get bruises because of this and I'm very fortunate to tell you that us was a collaborative effort And all this work is done by the ergonomics team in it The whole team of the designers Scientists are working on the ergonomic aspects and these pictures are from the neaties aspect So now we look at the redesign of the palky So we know very clearly there should be lightweight The more lighter the better for the porters It should be maintenance free We found out from the porters if your park is broken it nearly takes a month to for them to repair it So it's a loss of revenue for them. It should be manufactured locally That's a very big challenge should ensure safety for porters as well as the patron So the the safety aspect should be very critical that should never break in the middle