What is up welcome back? Do you like to do it builder make it so do we and we have a new video each week today? It's test cut Tuesday once again We're test cutting a large watermelon You see it here. That's some layers. I made the Flowers layered and then it's got a that checkered thing that Kim seems to be into right now Yeah, like and throw that check border around it the Into the check border And it's not that hard to do you could do it in the illustrator using the Repeat tool pretty easy drew a square. I repeated it Tweaked it till I got it where I wanted it and drew a line around it Are you guys wondering why Garrett sounds so subdued because I am he wasn't this subdued five seconds ago I'm trying to match your your level of excitement. I was just out in the shop bouncing around and stuff You're riding bikes. Yeah, Kim. Why are you so so so so? Subdued I'm not you I haven't had a chance to say anything yet. I've been going since the start. Yeah, hello Hello. All right, so we don't have anyone here with us helping us moderate today But we do have it on the big TV over here So I'm gonna have to look over to the left and see what's going on. Oh, hi Candace I didn't see you earlier. Hi Cheryl. I said hello to you a few minutes ago You know what I need to make I need to make one of those mirrors without a back though We can look through it and do the wamper room thing. I See Lois I see Tracy. I Was always waiting for my name. Oh Sarah's here Sarah. Where are you today today's your date of? What is it my right? Thank you. I will read to us really it's reading to us And you look subdued she does She was getting ready to go get some snacks and I was like oh four o'clock no snack I did grab a drink though. This is my drink of choice. I grabbed a soda But that was it I grabbed a cookie in there, but it tasted like soap and I was like Yeah, I feel like somebody sprayed something over the cookies and the bread because it tasted like Air freshener don't ask me how you I know what air freshener. It's like tastes like it's nice. Yeah Susan is here Hello from Toronto. Oh music chick art You know, I love the Canadian Susan's here from South Carolina Joel and Justin and Tracy Leslie Minnesota makes Lisa oh Yeah, Lisa Lisa bought a glow forge. Oh our code. That's exciting That is great. We'll be setting it up tonight. Do you find out talking to somebody this weekend about the glow forges Hey, they just got one and they're super excited It's like yeah It's you hooked sir. I'll just cut anything So Is your name Marthine am I am I pronouncing that correctly? Welcome Marthine Leslie said hello and a couple Leslie Leslie Owens Leslie How do you say that my house? And then Melissa oh Andrea, all right. Thank you guys. Thanks guys for joining. Oh And she ordered her x-tool We get a lot of questions about like because I have the big lasers Do I use the x-tool in the? Glow forge I do I still use them like every day like any time I want to engrave something I'll use the x-tool and The glow forage I try everything out on the glow forage in a small version just to see if everything fits What the layers look like he was cardboard in the glow forage the test well the biggest use for production So yeah, you order some blanks Excuse me, so unfinished kits from our store Then they're being cut on the big lasers by Tanner, but if Tana everything for the farmers market Oh, and the farmers market like 80 signs a week just for the farmers market But not 80 I wish 40 we do we take about 42 40 times a week 80 sounds better though. Yeah, I'd be nice. I'd like to bust out 80 sell 80 signs at the farmers market in three hours That's what I'm saying. Oh talking about the farmers market. We just filmed a quick little top 10 tips Yeah, our so any of you guys that are our patrons we didn't do an after show this week But we did it this morning now when we were done. We realized Garrett's mic was off So I was very focused on Kim's mic Making sure that yours was always very focused on my mic So worried about my mic because he's on my hair hitting it Part of the reason why I had to cut it shorter. Yeah, I made her cut it for the mic for the audio. You're welcome Anyway, he's always worried about somebody else besides himself and he didn't turn his own mic on We may I don't know you'll be able to hear it So we may have to refilm that but it was top 10 tips for a craft show. Yeah, we were at another one this weekend and We were talking About what what we felt like where our lessons learned and he was like, that's what we're gonna do We're gonna do that for our patron after show and some value. Give them some good 10 tips so All right, like a pro. Well Lois asked how our weekend sale went Well, it rained Saturday It rained Saturday. We did okay But Sunday we did a lot better the weather was a lot better. It didn't get too hot It was a little muggy but not too hot and we did double what we did Saturday, which is usually flipped Yeah, you do half on Sunday of what you do Saturday. I was dreading Sunday. I was like, man, do we even go because Saturday and if we did half of what we do Saturday Well, and it threatened to rain on Sunday, too, but but you know it really saved it the giant flag Did you watch our social media did you see I thought that was very funny because when he laughed so I'm busy running the booth I'm I'm you know greeting people what you're supposed to be doing But he's I'm the winner very focused on his flag and he's like hey, I'll be right back I'm gonna go up there and and take a picture of the flag up there And then I saw the tic-tac later that was can you see it now? Can you see it now? I see it now around the perimeter Every 30 or 50 feet. I would just give a quick check. Can you see it? Can you see it? So But you know we were going up there for another purpose and that was to visit with Garrett's mom So we did that and that was great. Yeah show went well went Okay, probably about a half is what half of what we expected, but that's okay. Yeah Okay, it was in part of the reason to you was that we paid late We knew we had registered for this show. We're down on the end We're like the last booth literally the last booth So it's like a canal and boos on either side of the canal But you had to cross over at bridge points throughout the canal You know you couldn't just walk across or go under a bridge and we happen to be just outside under a bridge Where they're cooking jerk chicken practically under the bridge?  Yes It was very smoky. Yes, his little booth. This food was awesome Yeah, but created a giant smoke cloud and people didn't necessarily there were only three booths on the other side Yeah, he was like a troll under the bridge And then on the other side of that there were three booths and that is it and we were the last one So there was two people and then I said so sometimes people just didn't want to walk There was there was us the jewelry lady Brothers Grimm and then the jerk chicken guy No, what's in brothers Grimm the guy in the booth that he's talking about actually had this really cool idea He had his booth was all like doormats Yes, doormats and coasters of Like famous of sewers around the world sewer sewer Looks like sewer covers around sewer covers or there's like New York and whole covers and they said all these different cities on them City of New York. They had a Chicago. I mean he just had these around the world There was a London one and he told me that he took all the pictures I'm calling BS. They're scattered about the world. I don't know how he went and got all of those pictures I'm sure I could Google. He's been into I'm sure I could Google them and pull the same man images Well, he had them on round sublimated on round doormats. They were probably 24 inches yes, like 24 inches line Somebody's somebody's calling our business phones. Sorry You guys want to hear it? Stop it, but I don't know how maybe they can have a question on the live It's done. It's done. All right We got a lot of things going on there. Yeah, you want to intro it and I'll start painting and then you can catch up Okay, you want to start yeah, yeah, yeah, one more time. We showed you what we're doing, right? We're doing this looks like a full slight lift. There you go. There you go full slice of watermelon It's another watermelon one and I think it's really cute. I just chopped it in half It's like a cross-section of a watermelon Everything is scored. You're gonna use all of the seeds are the same seed It's the same seed. Hello summer half watermelon. No, we've used it at workshops and that is I squished some of the seeds and made them a little bit smaller and Lining them up has been a Dickens it's been a dickens. I believe it at Dickens I'm gonna revert back to you 1800s speak This is white green white Red do I even need to paint the backer? I really just need to paint this rim. I Should paint this red day, right? Yes. Oh Look, I'm just gonna leave them all in a lot of Using a lot of wood for this thing.   Maybe I just leave the seeds out and paint this black So see look like they're in the watermelon like you have to chew them out and maybe That one could definitely I think I'd have to pin it to see I'll see All right, we'll do it both ways. Yeah, I'll paint them both red Just in case yeah, cuz the rings are gonna go over but the outside needs to be white, right? Yeah, white like the outside way. I'll paint the inside red All right, let me see what's happening over here. I don't know Let's see whoops Well, I'm buying it I'm gonna use a what heartthrob That late that later read Who should I paint it? I think I should paint the whole thing white first. That's what I'm gonna be. I'm gonna This whole shebang white first give it a Quick coat of pure weight that way of my Reds will stand out. Don't pop Love a poppy red. All right, create it to flow. Hello. Hello Create it to flow. Oh That sounds intriguing. What's flowing? Person says craft Kirsten craft craftfully me Jordan says hello Hello Jordan You do Catherine says her brother-in-law is gonna buy one showed it off to him this weekend Oh, the glow ford or the X tool. I think the X tool tickled you can Cheryl says she ordered her X tool So she's done an X tool. Yeah I want to try leather Marthene I pronounced her name, right? Yep. All right Hello from Texas Melissa says how well does the MDF hold up as a door hanger of tons of MDF? But I keep being told not to use it for door hangers. Oh, I don't know why We have we have door hangers that are old. Oh, and did you guys see on tiktok or somewhere? I posted the giant 12-foot sign and that has Untreated or unprotected. We didn't clear-coated or anything just some chalk paint. That's just this MDF And it's been sitting literally straight in the rain For a year now, and it looks great. It says hello summer on the other side. It's been laying face down in the dirt It's a little dirty, but it's still holding up Yeah, and my sister she so I always use hers as an example Yeah, she keeps hers on the side of her garage which is right out in all of the elements and it looks great She's used her all one two years in a row I think she's only had Christmas for one year and now I think she is on her second year of summer though She's got her summer went out now Lois said so to Garrett did his do his balancing act with the flag at the craft fair Sure did and she said she get sidetracked easy I Yes, it was pretty there from the video it was oh, yeah They had lily pads they'd like real lily with the lily pad flowers were up. That was cool Yeah, and then they had never seen a lily I tried to catch it on film Where a koi fish nipped at a duck's feet, so they're both koi and ducks. I like animals Oh, there's a lot of me video and animals and dogs. I think you guys want to see that It's for me personal personal stash of videos Okay, Kali says hi hi hi About ordering some signs who was it scroll sorry guys scroll Hold on Leslie ask about ordering some signs for a workshop. How long does it take? We're pretty caught up right now, so we can probably get them out within a week So especially if you're ordering a large quantity, I'd give us about a week right now. Yeah, we had to rush on those Picket gnomes. Yeah, we got a little behind Those sold quite well, which is great But now I think we're back to like our nor the normal rhythm So I give us about a week give us at least a week in advance and then What else did you ask me about the workshop something else about the workshop hold on Just how long to order She's oh how how oh no, she's actually asking how long does it take to complete them at a workshop? Oh We make them so it takes about 90 minutes. Yep.  Yep, and that was with drinking wine There's a whole bottle of wine was gone in an hour They brought it I Knew nothing about it Scott says hello. It's a hundred degrees and Wow It's it's so hot today. Well actually in here. It's pretty good earlier this week We had the doors open trying to cool off in the warehouse and it was 85 degrees inside this room Doesn't normally get a hundred degrees in Kentucky. I feel like Kentucky's. Oh, he said a thousand degrees. Oh a thousand degrees It's hot. It's a thousand degrees. That is hot Thousand degrees underneath palm trees Um, it is 84 in Minnesota 99 in the Twin Cities. What's this? Why are you getting a pink? That is that that yeah, that is my flamingo. I can't wait till we start offering our own paints What do we what are you doing with pink? This is red. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but It's not like all red.   I'm using a roller.  No, I guess I don't know and then Catherine I think you mentioned this. I don't know what to do about patreon Oh, you said you can't get patreon to work somebody else asked me about comments They couldn't comment on the video. Oh, really? I don't know what to do about that because I don't know comments are on I Didn't change any settings other people were commenting was it swear words It's where were you using swear words was it a lot of cussing Maybe patron doesn't let you cuss at us You cussing at me Anyway, Catherine. Yes, I see can this is giving you our email address email me and I'll see what I could do to help You with patreon I don't know. I think that looks pretty Somebody asked if we painted the back as well Actually, we have a new thing we've been doing and we're using at the farmers market. Oh not that one not that one Not any of these. Oh here this one. There you go We're using melamine for the farmers market. So if you guys watched us last week We talked a little bit about the fact that we are a little short on wood I would supplier suddenly was out of wood like suddenly out of what I was ran out of wood And we were a little panicked as to whether or not we were going to be able to complete some of our orders They have since gotten wood and we're all good to go But for a minute there we were in a full-on panic about being able to have enough wood to complete orders So one of the options was hey, I have from our supplier. Hey, I have Melamine back and melamine back. Yes quarter inch MDF with a melamine on one side Which is this white kind of plasticky stuff melamine and did you guys want that? It's actually eight dollars a sheet cheaper than what you've been paying for their two-sided MDF And I was like, yeah, give it to me I'll use that as any you know kind of in a pinch and so here I just wrote to go jump off right there. She's cam. I'll touch it with your roller. Just touch it But my roller is super dry. See like this Yeah, all right. All right smarty so we So we were like, yeah, give it to me. So we've been using that melamine backed MDF we've been painting on the raw side and use the melamine side as the back of the rounds and For the farmers market and they look great. I'm loving it. And so I'm gonna keep using that so that was They're indipitous, huh?  So I really like that look Melissa wants to know how many signs we took for a three-day event We for three days, I would bring 140 signs We did a two-day event and I brought 110 Tried to bring 120 but we didn't have enough We didn't have enough time to get them all done Um, just set that aside and go ahead and keep painting the other pieces No, because it needs to be white for the rigging on the outside Do the inside red Okay, I got you I got you Here it's time to see how long you make this project take All right, let me let me start painting a little bit. So chitchatting the whole time Paint is the color Kim's hair. It is the color of my hair, isn't it?  Yeah One of the Yeah, yep Garrett did my hair for me last time. So I'll tell you guys that It's starting to fade again. The stuff doesn't last very long Uh, we were watching tv together I was in a bar stool and he did he did Are you paying attention? Make sure you're make sure you're doing it. I'll make sure you're covering all the pieces I got it. So he says I got it. I got it Yeah, he went in he was This completely saturated for sure. He did a good job. I got every strand What's happening over here? Let's see. Let's see Oh All right, Catherine. I'll I'll help you. I'll help you with that Minnesota makes I'm going to start masking the back of my door rounds until I'm done painting the front I'm a sloppy painter That's the other thing even when we got paint on that melamine because it's plastic That magic eraser took that little bit of paint off. So it really just cleaned up the backs amazingly well And I did that while I was standing there. I didn't clean them all up before Before we painted them. We just brought them as is and then I would just pull them down and drinking water Yeah, we didn't have anything else. So well, it wasn't our drinking water. We found out later Yeah, we had we didn't have anything to wet our sponge and so I was like, is this your bottle of water? And he was like, no, I don't have a bottle of water. I was like, well, it's not my bottle of water I was like, oops, somebody left a bottle of water. I was like, perfect. Well, wet our wet our magic eraser with it ain't never came Minnesota makes says she has some of that mdf whiteboard now that I have the x tools I can cut rounds Yep, we can Oh Chipped bills as I can't get over our expensive wood is right now I know yes. Yes talk about eating into your profits. Whoo And now, you know in the back I wouldn't say much about you know, the What was leftover or something if something got messed up when you cut it But now we're much more sensitive about it. I'm like, that's 50 bucks right there. That's 30 bucks right there 15 dollars right there That's why we do like the final test cut out of the mdf And the first few cuts when I have questionable designs. I cut it out of cardboard. You go forage Just to make sure all everything is right, especially when it's a new design It's scored instead of cut stuff like that And then once I have it send it biggies Uh Oh no, london time says she was bombed at the craft show last week and only sold two one each day There were four other booths closer to the food and the music Oh, yeah Yes, and we did the aquaquan a couple of weeks ago. We were right down there near the food and the music That was london times As she said, but my booth looked great. I'm so sorry your patron happened top 10 tips Up ashley from chipped builds says she hoards every scrap now The chip builds All right, you're you're moving right along Yeah, the outside is green the inside is white so I can uh I can take the weight one for you Anyway, we've been back-to-back craft shows Back and so we've been kind of crazy in here. We've had because school just let out so We've had all the kids the older kids and the younger kids helping us paint signs for the two craft shows and Uh, so this week I was like no craft show this weekend. We're just doing the farmers market We just need to make sure we have 40 signs And here we are what's today Tuesday Nothing has been painted yet So Bad news when you tell them to take it easy then it means always way easy. Yeah We don't have the teens here with us yesterday or today Sarah you're still out there What else is happening Garrett once I mean uh Scott wants to know if the navy and the air force are available Oh, the air force is getting the test Hi, I loaded it up in my glue forage last night around day Air force and the army It'll be cool the army one we already had. Oh, I did the army logo Hold the arrows. Oh, I made them layered wings are laid Oh Good So what do you what do you have left then just uh navy navy you would think you'd been hot on that one That's your thing. Of course we do. Of course we do Yeah, you know how it is with men. I can't find anything Works on ebay Yeah, yeah, he does discount vans every every couple of Every couple of weeks a new shoe shoe box shape box comes in I'm like, did you get you some new vans? Because what I love about ebay is We'll buy vans and I'll put them on ebay $25 vans He sure does yeah What was your fun fact about vans? You were just telling me Hello fun fact there there now the uh biggest biggest bigger than Something along those lines It was like a whole week ago It was just the fun fact that I saw on the news Oh, lois has fixed your sound Garrett Oh, my bad. I muted it so you guys didn't have to hear me cleaning the sign Drying the sign what it's just All right, thank you. Did you turn it back on it's back on I'm on I'm on it now. It's green. So my fun fact was Vans is the new the biggest They just overtook nike in production like check one two Mike check one two one two Mike check check check Microphone checker these back one two checker Oh, we got another fun fact About the rump shaker So for you guys here most of you Some of you when we talked about The weight watchers thing and how I was trying to leave early on Tuesday because I had this weight watchers meeting and um It was the first time I was going and so last week when we had so I was two weeks ago Last week when it was time. It was Tuesday I was silent as a mouse because While I liked it it wasn't the issue with the weight watchers. I just hadn't been like tracking my points and I knew I wasn't You know down any pounds And so I wasn't planning on going and then Garrett's like we hadn't a weight watcher. She ready to go and I was like Okay, so I went and then she went she's like well, I gotta go to the bathroom Wait, did I did I forget to clean lunch dishes? There was a lot to do every obstacle. Yeah, a lot to do right before we left so many things to do right before we left That's okay because I was driving and I drove straight there and then uh Yeah, well then we hit an accident on the interstate. So I was like should we even bother And he was like, yes, you can go it doesn't matter. They probably just started You're always five minutes late doesn't matter. That's what yeah, you didn't say this And so today here we are again Tuesday I know we've been very busy. So no one is thinking about this weight watchers thing. So again I know we've been I had Plenty of junk food over the weekend Garrett's mom made him banana bread lemon bread cookies for the girls So I haven't been very good This past week either So I wasn't saying a word about weight watchers And then when Garrett had to go out at lunchtime. He came back and he says, all right Are we ready? I know you got weight watchers tonight. I was like, how did you remember that? And grace told him Grace was like said Is um, is she going to weight watchers? I'm going to because I told her she could sit and listen I don't know why okay. I want to come to Because grace is a 50 year old woman She is 14 turning 50 and she loves the company of other 50 year old women She just loves to talk to them now I've got to go Now I've got to go they're making me go again tonight and Again, I am not Should I paint this red? Yeah, I don't know why you keep trying to paint it pink. You started to paint this watermelon pink Watermelon I don't think watermelons like red red I think if it's too red, it'll be rotten Hey, don't we have a piece of watermelon over there? Should we get it? We'll test it. Let's see. No Oh, look at that.   Yeah, cool. Are you a lifer now? Somebody asked me that when I joined said I had done it before she goes Oh, are you a lifetime?  Yes as a matter of fact, she already answered my question She lost a hundred and twenty three pounds and has been at goal weight for 10 years. Awesome. Awesome. Very impressed Very motivating. Thank you. Yeah, look at that looks like real watermelon I come Mike says he comes to visit Garrett painting his favorite. Yeah, I don't I can't believe he's on this like I haven't painted hardly anything this time Because I'm making you do all the reading Um Cheryl says I really enjoy working with a laser machine when I worked at a science museum Now here I am looking at what I want to do Some things on Oh, that's uh, martin said that I was at the one that's getting a x-tool Yeah, martin was a laser Or the glow film How many kids do we have we have six together Six children's well Only two are actually considered children at this point Beth says she got the stand a standing desk so now I can march in place while on the computer It's working a little. Yeah. Oh, yeah.  I've got to stand here and paint But I don't get any steps really I get very few steps Looks like Looks like watermelon. I'm saying that this is can you see he's got it a little faded or something What do you got going there? Yeah Well, I put the pink down and then I just went through with the dry roller very light coat of red. Yeah I think it looks watermelon Yeah, oh there it is. Look can you see it? Oh, you just had it up looks good. Yeah, I think it works Perfect color. Thank you So I pride myself on the perfect color. I gotta get my water in have a cheat day. Don't tell him I told you that I'm cheating every day Yeah, well, funny thing is Garrett went to the doctor today.  Oh, yeah Yeah, so I went I got a ekg and everything I got he's doing like is it physical annual physical thing is physical I'm healthy pretty good All everything well, you guess you don't know all your lab all your blood labs aren't done yet, but yeah, otherwise I'm bigger as a fiddle for 49 Tell them about what did they say about your heart got the heart of a runner Athlete said an athlete said do you think I'm an athlete? Do you guys recognize that quote? So where that comes from Garrett's favorite movie anybody know Garrett's favorite movie. Oh, we'll send you the sign if you do It's not rad Oh, that is that is Garrett's other favorite movie. Yeah, that's my favorite movie I've adopted this other movie as the family movie I've proclaimed it our family favorite movie. Yeah All right. Well, all right. How are we doing this pretty close? What nope dry who Blind an adult I need another coat on this I should probably start with like the outer ring We'll glue out to in right do you think yes Out to in into out Rock on Rock on Rock on Isn't that a rock set song or something? I really appreciate you guys joining us for our lives. It makes it fun. We enjoy chatting with everybody Yes You guys gotta give us some fun facts back now. You owe me a fun fact I'll give you my other fun fact Catherine says she has five brothers and sisters.  I don't know. Where's the other piece? I think I gotta go outside to in So that I will know where that lands So that's squiggly. I don't think it goes there. I think I have it upside down. Oh, I do have it upside down Yeah Just upside down Well, I still I would just start. I just started. Yeah, I'm just gonna start and hold on You want to put it overhead a little bit? Scooby-doo bop bop All right Huh? No, we're oh, yeah overhead. I guess so there I need to zoom in overhead. I need to figure that out It'll change here in a second. I'll be able to see how that looks Oh, I can go side cam I can Oh side cam Look at there a new view for you I enjoy making sound effects so I apologize make them all the time Oh Catherine says she is spoiled. She's the youngest. Oh That is I would say Sarah is treated as the youngest. I don't know Sarah I think acts like the youngest that's only because grace acts like she's 50 She's like I'm gonna listen to jazz music. I want a cat a good book And some tea and I'm gonna dress in all leopard print Or if I can't find leopard print Little house on the prairie Look at the wrong side And Sarah acts like Like a teen you'd see on a sitcom right all right In and in looking good I actually have the score marks for a little The youngest siblings unite All right now what do you do about your green ring? Oh, that's has the slits in it. So that's easy to line up. That one's easier line up Yeah It's so hard. I hate wearing a mic where I can't edit out my sound effects Everything gets a sound effect Even if it comes with its own sound effects Let me get this out of here. So are you got the white one in here? Uh-huh You're on it you're on it. This is the star bond thick.  So we just had to line up the score mark So do you want to put the centerpiece in? Well, I think we have to as I'm looking at this Oh We can make them hang You make a hang Hang a hang it's right there. So will this I guess it'll come off of the seed. Yeah, we can put it on the seed, but I think that true Question is this uh, it'd be suspended No, that's not good because it's not enough to really hold it Okay, so we learned something I just Oh, I mean, yeah, you can get adventurous and uh Lay it down. All right, let me throw some glue down here then That's welcome pretty easy To That's not making sound effect. I apologize everybody apologize Yeah, just line the score marks up again done great all right now put a little I don't know why I just didn't put glue right over the seeds while it was out But I was like, well, I will let me take the long way around and possibly drip glue on the outside. That's what I was thinking That's what I enjoy Enjoy riding the line Lirting with death. Yeah one thing, well Oh bad news Yeah, see I could tell this one scored so I knew it went there This one should be right around here somewhere Some of these seeds actually have four marks But it doesn't matter they should all be the same Anyway, I tried to use the same seed all the way around I don't think I messed with any. Yeah, that was a huge plus of land. Yeah Trying to play perfection Anytime we were at a workshop, let me help you put the seed in Yeah, because all they have to do is get one small seed in a big seed hole And that's it.  I have actually ram jammed one of the big ones in the small hole before Oh, look at that. Look So much easier with they're all the same Oh, I think that's actually that one that goes there. Look at that Like look the score mark lines up. I was just grabbing a willy-nilly You see that that looks so good Looks like a watermelon cake. I don't know if you can see the score marks that go around it. Whoops. I'm gonna drop it Oh, yeah My flare is down Just keep the glue I'm in concentration glue mode right now Oh Yes, please be sure to hit that like button If you're new here Um, you should go ahead and subscribe I thought she was gonna say got glue on my cat on your actual cat.  What did Sarah call me? Something about the noisiest dad. Oh, is she caught herself doing it? Yeah, there are a lot of things that you do with the kids just naturally now because Here's somebody doing Feel like you need to make sound effects. Thank you Cheryl Yes, I was look we're again at like an art show this weekend And I was looking at some of their stuff. I think our signs are borderline art It's like we're in a gray area between like Between like art and um craft were Very heavy art As is the craft I made one of these things a little bit wonky so you didn't know which way Hold on There we go Oh, what's that one? I gave it a slant Keep them slant. Oh, I'm sorry about the sound effects again Still not right. There's that way Right, so I flipped this one. That's right. Well Tanner flipped it and cut it for me Do be do be do Yeah Oh, I fixed the file I fixed it. Yeah, it won't be Yeah, I noticed it When I first did it out cardboard and I thought I fixed it and sent it back Did not I just sent the big the other one back right after I took a picture Oh Did you do did you glue that already? All right Do my super glue Super fast Super hold Yeah, do you remember the old super glue commercials where they would hang people off of a girder I think they could still do that today There I go and down. I guess I don't need some of those like that one seat is totally covered That one's practically covered Mostly covered I'll leave them in there. They'll give people options options Keeping them options open You could put this in you can leave it out. You could go 3d seed. You could leave the seeds out paint it black. I mean The options are endless Oh with one file Back there This glue is star bond thick star bond thick it's a little thicker But it's not like gel it's Just a little more substantial I think everything's dry. I don't know where it came from BAM BAM Yeah, that's pretty cool. Okay, and I'll enjoy the check around the sides and Didn't think I would but I like how it looks around everything. Let me see how I get kind of framed it out so I can see Oh, yeah, looks good Looks good Guys recognize my shirt. I just saw the camera Yeah, he said should I put on a shirt should I put on a Kim McGear make it shirt And then um, I was like, oh, I was going to ask you the same thing And he goes well, you've got a logo on your apron And then he goes well, I'll show off my rad shirt. These are sublimation shirts. We did in one of our videos All right, it looks good. What time is it? I think we did it 456. Oh, and you still have time to get to your meeting. 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I am pleased to be here today to commission the very important strategic asset, the Farcon Eye System, and in preparing for this speech, when they are ready for the next meeting. I thought it might be interesting to find out why this system is named after the Falcon, which is a bird. I checked the information on Falcon and the description of the Falcon that I came across, I could hardly believe how accurate the description is in the light of what the Falcon Eye System is. The description is as follows, and I'll read what that is here in a moment. It is, if Falcon is described as a consummate hunter of the avian world, they are able to spot, to chase and kill prey, quietly and efficiently, and human beings have relied on them for many years as effective hunting partners. So this is the whole point of this project, a facility that has the capacity to spot, to chase and enter big maritime criminals, quietly and efficiently, and of course assisting the navies and other agencies to do their work. So the Falcon Eye System is a state-of-the-art surveillance system that incorporates various centers located along the nation's enormous coastline, such as radar, long-range electronic optics systems with thermal or night vision capacity. We're told it has automatic identification system receivers. It has weather stations and marine VHF radios for communication. The integration of the sensors, this is the Falcon Eye System, we're told generates a real-time situational awareness of the activities of vessels in the Nigerian maritime domain and some selected parts of the Gulf of Guinea. And we've heard a very detailed description from the chief of the Naval Staff and also from the NSA. But it will enable the Nigerian Navy to generate a comprehensive, intelligent picture of activities within a maritime environment for further analysis. And in a public case, it is patching a Nigerian Navy ship or some other vessels for inspection, for investigation, and a subsequent arrest of air investment. So the Falcon Eye System will serve as a force multiplier for our naval platforms that are tasked to effectively secure a maritime environment from external aggression. I believe it will also enable the Nigerian Navy to effectively combat other maritime crimes that have been authorized already that could disrupt the conduct of maritime trade. So why is this project so important for our transmission? The maritime industry occupies a very prominent position in the macro of our vital economic interests. And it encompasses activities ranging from fishing and resource exploration to marine research and shipping, among other endeavours. Of all these activities, shipping stands out as a critical link in Nigeria's international trade engagement because it's the cheapest and most efficient way of moving large volumes of goods. So given our economic aspirations and our commitment to international trade, ensuring the security of shipping lanes within the approximate waters is in our national interest. In addition, all of our oil and gas resources, which are largely domiciled in the maritime environment, remain the mainstay of our economy. And it accounts for over 55% of GDP measured in different ways and 70% of our export earnings today. In recent years, some key identified threats within our maritime environment have taken on increasingly more harmful dimensions to our economy and even the safety of citizens and commercial entities who use our waters. And this includes piracy, armed attacks on ships, kidnapping, or ransom, coup d'oeuvres smuggling, as well as illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing. It's estimated that Nigeria loses several billions of dollars annually to various forms of criminality, particularly piracy and sea robberies. So on account of the escalated risk in some of our maritime areas, insurance premiums for commercial vessels coming to our waters have really sharpened making maritime trade and on a practical position for commercial trade. So this underscores the need to enhance our maritime security architecture. And consequently, a critical contribution of the partner system will be the provision of actionable intelligence for curbing maritime threats to our economy. This administration has demonstrated a clear commitment to building the capacity of our strategic institutions to secure our coastal waters and the precincts of our maritime neighborhoods. On the 24th of June 2019, Mr. President accept a sentence to the suppression of piracy and other maritime offences built. By this act, Nigeria became the first country in Western Central African subregion to promote it in standalone law against piracy, which is an important international requirement set by the International Maritime Authority as part of the measure to guarantee secure global shipping environment. The act provides the much needed legal and institutional framework to improve maritime security and ensure safety and secure shipping in Nigerian waters. Last year, we commenced the prosecution and secured our first conviction under this law. Last month, again, Mr. President conducted the launch of the Integrated National Security and Waterways Protection Infrastructure, otherwise known as the Deep Blue Project. The Deep Blue Project, as you know, is a maritime security initiative of the Federal Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Defense, which is implemented by the Nigerian Maritime Magistration and Safety Agency in the matter. It combines air, land, and sea assets with operational components constituted by the Nigerian Navy, as well as other branches of the AM40, the security services, and law enforcement. Between these initiatives, the Federal Government has significantly increased our national capability in the area of maritime turbulence and criminal interdiction within our territorial waters. It is clear that this administration has invested substantial resources in steadily building our sovereign capacity for total spectrum dominance of our maritime environment. And on behalf of Mr. President, I wish to urge all the relevant strategic institutions and stakeholders to collaborate in the pursuit of this all-important endeavor in the last election. Let me at this point commend the officers and men, and women of the Nigerian Navy, for their service in various sectors. You have the thanks of the Great Blue Mission and the resolute support of an administration that is committed to securing our territorial waters and guaranteeing the safety of traffic in our maritime neighborhoods. It is now my singular honor and pleasure, on behalf of the President and Commander-in-Chief of the AM40 of Nigeria, President Mohamed Iqbali, to commission the Falka Night Project for the security of our maritime environment and the safety and well-being of commercial and private users of our maritime environment. Thank you very much.


Triangle is the basic form in the existence in many ways. The most integrated form is a triangle. Before all this material came, like concrete and steel and all this stuff, even now I think in United States particularly, any home has a triangular roof, isn't it? In India we've all gone for flat roofs because they use the concrete roofs and the weather permits a flat roof. So here still almost every house around has a triangular roof. Why a triangle is, with minimum material maximum strength comes only from a triangle. If you have to create any other form of the same strength, you would need much more material. Material strength has to be increased. But in the form of a triangle with very minimal material, you can get maximum strength. So always anywhere in the world, if you give them two pieces of wood using earth as a base, you got a dwelling. So this is not just about the dwellings that you build. Even the divine hand, even the hand of the creator chose a triangle to build a basic form within you and outside of you. If you look at any molecular structure, it is a complex assembly of triangles in many ways. Similarly, if you look at the human body in a different level, you will see there is something called as an energy body. The energy moves and operates in the body in a certain way. In yoga there is a whole understanding and there is a certain way of experiencing how the energy functions in your system. If you look into this with awareness, if you see the way your system is constructed, you will see the most basic form in your body is a triangle. All the nadis meet in the form of triangles. What we refer to as chakras are actually triangles. The nadis always meet in the form of triangles. We call them chakras because they symbolize movement. So that orange triangle with a circle around it is the Agna Chakra, which is the chakra of enlightenment and knowledge and knowing and perception. Because yoga is the science of perception. Yoga is the science of ultimate perception. So Isha Yoga uses the symbol of ultimate perception or orange triangle with a circle. And if you have seen what are called as yantras in South India, there's lots of yantras, have you seen? The Sri Chakras and that kind of thing. Yantra means it's again an energy form. If you create certain forms, they have certain amount of energy. They can retain certain amount of energy. All the yantras are always built with triangles. They are a complex formation of triangles. Because that is the way the energy system of your body is built. That's the way in many ways the fundamental aspects of the existence has happened. That's why the triangle.


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Namaste, Maya. Namaskaram. I've been soaking in your teachings. Very grateful for spending these very valuable hours here. And the resonance keeps being a prominent tone for me. Besides, sometimes maybe a few small controversial statements. Yes, and I'm sure of that. There is one specific thing that I was hoping to get a little bit more clarity about. What you specifically understand when you talk about this. Which is around meditation. Especially when somebody asked about the whole contemplative traditions of Buddhism. In my understanding you said that you don't see as much usefulness in those. In my experience with meditation, what it has made possible is to step out of the autopilot, or the compulsive way of being in the world. Which very much is in my understanding ego driven. Conditioning driven. To a way of being that is way more from moment to moment in the present moment. With an open awareness. With a sharp clear scheme of all the things happening. And based on that making the most truthful decision. For example, Adya Shanti talks about true meditation. Which is more of a state of letting everything be as it is. Letting go of control. And really having this open field of moment to moment being here present. And feeling in. And this allows a thing that needs to come true. And not just in the binary yes or no, left or right. But also when for example there is tension or pain in the system. It enables for just letting this have its place. It's not putting just the focus and tension on it. But it's letting it be one thing. Which is in a way a form of surrender to it. So that is a bit about how I feel meditation has been a very powerful part in my process. And still is. And I just wanted to clarify a little bit how you see that. So whenever you take up any kind of meditation. Whether it is actually observing the thoughts. Or it is the traditional vipassana type meditations. Or it is even mantra japa. Or it is even long hours of bhajan for example. Kirtan and so on. Any kind of meditation form which takes the consciousness in a sense out of the system. Which leads you into states of dissolution of identity. Or not forms of meditation which will lead you into self realisation. That's what I say. So if the meditation is described as being present here and now. And aware of what's happening. And if that's what you call meditation then wonderful. Then that's the surrender to love meditation. It is only when the meditations because they cause distress to the system. Because for example the body has to sit in a state like this in a Padmasana for 2 hours, 3 hours and 4 hours. At one point the awareness leaves the system. And the practitioner experiences a sense of dissolution of identity. Which is seen as something amazing to experience. Because it is a transcendental experience. A cosmic experience. And not a terrestrial corporeal experience. Then we start to have a problem because the perceiving awareness is less and less and less in touch with this. And with the soul which is the impulsing entity of this. So that is when I say that any meditation that takes you away from this moment. Is something which is taking you away from your soul. And is therefore only causing distress to the system in the long run. So if you have a meditation that is keeping you in this moment and you are aware of her and her and her and her. And you are aware of your soul. And you are aware of discernment between the impulse of the soul and the action of the ego. Then that is the surrender to love meditation. This whole practice is that meditation. It is that practice. And therefore there is no contradiction whatsoever. It's only when you start spacing out through your meditative practices. I mean you know each one has to space out where they want to space out. You want to put on a moonsuit and take off into space. But remember that when you come back things will not have changed that much. They only transform when you transform them. With conscious awareness. So I see no contradiction actually in what you are presenting. Yeah, that helps a lot because there was a bit of this inner conflict about you know how it is when you are really resonating with someone. You want to really embrace it fully. But there are a few things where there is this inner feedback of it doesn't fully resonate with my experience. It won't resonate with your experience fully because there is something which is there, which is actually contradicting what I am saying. Which I might present to you so that you have a bit of discomfort also. I want discomfort. Well, I don't wish it on you. What I am saying is that the choice of the truth is a conscious precise choice to be made. It is not something flowy. It's not flowy. It's very precise and it's very black and white. So when this body is taking an action it is actually in surrender when it is aware, completely aware that the impulse is from the truth. So the flowiness of it is something which may not necessarily be experienced as flowiness. It can be also just surrender because when you are in surrender there is no need for flowiness and freedom and all those things because you are in surrender so you just go with it.  This is a difference, you know. And if a person is really a seeker and really wants to actually take up that sadhana, then that is the sadhana. So surrendering to the moment is not what this teaching is about. That is what neo-advaitha is about. Surrender to the moment, you know. And surrendering to the moment in the neo-advaitha approach is actually detaching from all that is causing suffering. Saying, I am the presence, this is the ego at play and moving along, flowing like that. That is not what is said here. It is clearly not that. So you can also look at it as something which is the next step beyond what you know already. And you can embrace it because you are also a teacher, right? You teach these things. Somewhat, yes. I am getting more into that but I am letting things show me when I will feel more and more in my effort to do that. That is all. It is about tuning in. So if you tune in, then there is no flow or anything. You tune in and the system acts from the truth. You tune in, it acts from the truth. So what is the flow and the freedom about? I am trying to actually demystify, Ayushman Bhava, I am trying to demystify this whole thing, you know. Because that going with the flow can also be the ego's way of sliding its way in and taking over again. How do you know? How do you know if it is not the ego? How does Adyashanti know that it is not the ego? How does anyone know that it is not the ego? Unless you take that discernment in hand with the Viveka Buddhi. The Viveka Buddhi is there for that. It is there to discern. And I truly feel this discernment has grown tremendously and I am also aware that it is not always there. But the flow is more the word I use for when it simply feels like the right thing and when that happens throughout the days it is not like a spacey flow. The important thing is that you are in a state of discerning. This sadhana or this practice is not about feeling and flowing it is a practice. It is like an agori sadhana.  This is a practice. This is not a feel-good sort of thing. It is not trying to be more precise. It is not a wellness initiative. It is a very clear practice and cannot be so easily undertaken and it has to be seen for what it is as a practice. And that practice is discerning between the impulse of the truth and the onslaught of the ego from moment to moment to moment acting from that. Certainly just because it is a practice does not mean that the experience is limited in its description. He might have a different experience he might have, she might have and that is the beauty of the whole spiritual journey in a sense that each one's experience is different and beautiful and suited to them but we still cannot fool ourselves that what is an impulse is an impulse and what is a conceptual feeling about something in the conceptual is something else. You quite know that. I think where the itchy scratchiness for you comes is because there is a resistance to go into that kind of discipline. You want the practice but you don't want the practice. You know what I mean? You want it but not all of it. Which is also a way to move into it. To embrace something new is not so easy. This is very, very precise. It's not mincing words, you know. It's very, very precise. It seems to be very simple because it's so precise, you know and it lacks all the embroidery of the, you know, the freedom from it all and the floatiness is not there. I don't mean your freedom, I mean the other freedom. The floatiness is not there but the floatiness doesn't have to be there because life is not a floaty thing. You have to know where you're going to put your foot or you're going to put it in that cow pat. It's a preparation for a life of coherence and presentness. It is surrender to the impulse of the soul not surrender to life not surrender to an idea. No surrender being spoken about is very precise, you know and it's very, like it's much easier to present a spirituality which floats you because everybody wants to, who wants to deal with the cow pads, you know but this is not this sadhana and this practice because in the long run the floatiness brings the suffering and in the long run this practice which is so precise literally because the entire system goes into surrender is what brings the joy. You cannot fall from surrender. You can fall from detachment. How are you supposed to fall from surrender? Where? I know that you're not practicing that detachment. Practice, I'm just bringing that in as a reminder also to those here that whenever you detach from something you can fall into the attachment but when you're in surrender to something you can't fall beyond that, you can come out of the surrender but you cannot fall into a state of depression because you've been in surrender and that is very, very important to know that especially in the light of hundreds of thousands of neo-advaithins around the world who assume that it is Advaita Vedanta when it is not and have left out completely the practice of surrender from their practices of identification and detachment without surrender no self-knowledge no self-knowledge and in that context someone like you who's really taken up various practices and followed various teachers actually and not one or two when you enter that door you've reached a place where it says surrender to the soul surrender to love means surrender to the soul it's not surrender to ideas or surrender to experiences it's surrender to the soul I feel that there has been a very useful part in the earlier stages when people's minds are incredibly compulsive and they're not even able to get to know this place which is beyond the ego and out of the pilot that their meditation is useful because this is one of the things I also invite others into I feel so truthful about that that's why you're attached to it because you invite others into it that's why I have to say it now I'm sitting on this asana if we were sitting in a cafe I wouldn't say it but I have to say it that's why you're attached to it because meditation meditation can also simply be the experience of this-ness here and now that can also be taught there are many people if you want to sit there and just be not to go into meditation doesn't have to be only detached in my experience like vipassana is all about in a way being with all the experiences and sensations that are there is not saying I'm not though it's letting those be there and felt the only way out is true so in a way it's an embrace of without saying I'm not that that is true what I've seen in these 20 years of literally thousands and thousands of people in the satsangs is that the more people go into those kinds of meditations which actually keep the body in a given state for a period of time they detach they detach from actually everything surrounding them and when they have to re-enter into life or into society or into their family or with their children in fact we've seen that a lot with children people go deeply into those meditation practices when they have to re-enter into their family lives they have great difficulties actually bearing for example the noise of children or bearing the reality of the demands that a child can place on a person who has done that kind of meditation so that is clearly then something that is taking you away from yourself and actually I've seen this in practically everyone who has done it their ability to just connect with the partner is diminished because those meditations take you away from this moment rather than bring you deeply into this moment into soul and into connect with the other of course there are exceptions but the meditation of being present here and now and feeling your soul is also something that keeps you very present it's not going to detach you in any way why would you choose the one over the other why would you choose something that takes you even slightly away from thisness and let's say from the awareness of your children and yet at the same time I feel all these practices have their place you know what I mean just because you are sitting here and may take up this practice it doesn't mean that that practice but if you take up this practice and it holds with you then teaching a practice which doesn't hold with you anymore may be a question mark just because I'm saying that this is the way to go it doesn't mean there are no other ways there are lots of ways each one has to choose what they have to choose you can be an agori baba and sit there in the smashankart if you want that's also a sadhana it's also a practice but if you're sitting on the smashankart as an agori baba then you cannot at the same moment expect to appear in a business meeting an hour later because you need time to shave you need time to cut your hair you need time to exchange your dead body's cloth for a shirt that is what I mean you know one makes these choices and then one goes with that choice in my experience this type of meditation that has arisen in the way how I experience my day to night now I'm very engaged with the distance from which spontaneous engaging happens with things around me and it seems to come from a very crude place so therefore I wanted to verify that this in a way could be connected to when you speak about surrender if you're leading people into something which is connecting them with him and him and her and her and her and him connecting them with their soul then there's nothing to worry about but if it's taking them away then you'll pay the price in terms of your karma you teach something like that you pay the price for that child whose parents are not aware of them brings up this strong curiosity when you have all these people over so many years coming which you say are the results of either neo-advaita or wrongly interpreting neo-advaita or not being ready for this yet and therefore becoming very conceptual has that led you to maybe even go into direct conversation with some of the neo-advaita teachers that you feel are bringing these people to you rather than helping them all to go directly to the source there are many neo-advaita teachers who have come to me but I don't seek a dialogue with anyone because my work is to answer the questions of people not to seek dialogues I even don't allow a dialogue in the satsang only if a person has a question then because that's my Agnya that's the command of this truth command is to answer questions it's not to be in dialogue but if someone like there are many many masters who come to me to also to resolve the very problems that they themselves have created which is fine we are all in one big boat everyone is a seeker of the truth one is trying this way, one is trying that way each way has certainly got its pitfalls also seeking a dialogue to reach a consensus is not what my work is my work is to answer questions of anybody who comes and I do that definitely I do that we've had many masters coming neo-advaita in fact it's quite interesting that you bring this up because some of them are starting to tune the teaching now more and more into surrender in the last two years I have seen that suddenly the word surrender is appearing more and more everywhere because that is what was missing from the neo-advaitan teachings because mainly it was taken up by westerners and that concept of surrender was something too demanding and so it was nicely put aside especially from the middle of the last century onward now it is being reintegrated because without that surrender there is only a fall it cannot be anything else for the seekers as well as for the masters because if the master themselves doesn't live surrender or experience it or even speak about it conceptually then or if they speak about it conceptually it is only in connection with surrender to themselves as a guru then there's a problem because the guru's work is to show the antar guru surrender to the guru is not the last surrender it is the pen ultimate surrender after which comes the final you know and that has been a bit forgotten along the way it will come back it is already reappearing in their teachings of very very well known masters also that is something very tough to build in you know takes a lot of strength to build surrender into the practice there's more of what I'm going to question so thank you so much you can always come back after this time


Hey guys she bear 1000 here today. We're going to be checking a couple things out here that we have bought at Walmart so Let's see what they are together Stay tuned Hey guys she bear 1000 here again today About a couple things at Walmart, we're gonna try out now a lot of guys will call something like this Survival to me it's it will work for survival, but you know I would use this for like camping now I'm gonna show the difference between that and this this is just drier than okay, and this We we have bought we've had for a while you guys have seen me use it Well about a year and a half ago or something So this is just what I'm going to use to because this is a is a fire starter It's called wet fire. It's supposed to Help you start damp damp fires and windy and stuff like that. So we're going to check that out in comparison to my drier lint thing now a lot of guys They'll use coconut husks Which is fine. It works and they'll make they'll use Cotton balls with like Vaseline on it that works and it works well because it can get damp because of the Vaseline And you just fluff it up, but I've just always used this. It's free. It doesn't cost anything But all the methods do work great, but this this I found drier lint like I said You don't have a drier home call friend. They'll give you this stuff is free go to a laundromat They'll give you all you want just put it in a Ziploc baggie and you can also infuse this drier lint with with Vaseline as well to make it kind of like water resistant water proof whatever So we're gonna but I got this because I thought it was really cute. It was a dollar, okay? You know you It's it is water. It's supposed to be waterproof As you can see it's got like a little seal there a little rubber seal And you can put some things in here like some matches and stuff some waterproof matches by the way you can put in here and But it's a little LED light as well. So which is kind of cool. You can get different colors.  If it doesn't it's a dollar, right? so But yes got that seal on it and this is a sealed cap So there's no way for water to get in it.   So I thought that was well worth the dollars.  So But I want to show you that that's pretty cool We'll get to this and this here in a minute Because I want to show you something else. I got another butane torch This one is a lot bigger I'll get the other one to show you the difference in the size. Give me one second and the difference in them I don't have the wireless mic on I got it It's over there, but I got her set up with the camera because she's going to do a couple videos this evening. I got her set up with Is it that better? I got her set up with that camera there That's a nice little setup there. So she's going to use a shotgun mic I asked her if she wanted to use the wireless mic or Or I said you want to use a wireless mic or this one because I didn't think she'd remember my name I'm proud of her. She said no use the shotgun. So that's that's pretty cool. So here's the one that I had to show you guys before It's butane as well. It was um Seven bucks six ninety something this one was nine dollars and something so this one was ten So for three dollars more can you see the difference in? In the size it's a little bigger So we're we're going to check this out right now. Let's go ahead and open it up Get my glasses on here And let's check it out because what I liked about Get you moving around here What I like what I like about this one is it comes with a stand A little stand so let's open this up And it also it will stay on by itself It's it's got what it's called a flame lock for continuous Use so you can lock it where it stays on and you put it in the stand and you can You know solder wires together while it's it's standing up or you know what not So these these two items are are are nice to keep in the toolbox and your toolbox whatever That's where I'm going to have Matt in my toolbox. So Let's go ahead and open this up If it's better with this light, I can't tell you guys let me know Is it better when I use that lighter? Is it too bright? That's a bright light.  Oh, yeah, it's much uh, it's much heavier And here's the difference in them for three dollars more You can have this one so And it'll hold more fluid too and this one looks sexy, don't it? It's awesome. So it's got a lock on it It's the flame lock so Now if I put the flame lock on and light it It should stay So I think I think and it just looks cool and you can set it up in your stand And you can you know whatever There you go, so that's That is um, that's pretty cool guys And you turn your flame up and down here on the bottom of this one There's an arrow for up and an arrow For plus and minus. So let's turn it up a little bit and see So that's um, yeah, that's really really cool Let's turn it up a little more It's all the way. Oh, yeah nice Now let's check this one So you can clearly see and then get the camera's picking it up the difference in how far out they go And this one takes forever to shut off Oh, so it's got okay. So yeah, I guess it's got a Yeah, you can lock it too. So I stand corrected. Yes, that one can be locked too But it don't have a stand so you'd have to be really careful with it. If there's that one Okay And the flame on that one and the flame on this one see the difference in that like on my arm there And now let's um see the difference on my arm the flame So, yeah, I mean for three dollars more. This is the way to go and it looks cool. It looks cool as hell So, yeah, I like it and it also has a stand so like I don't know the company. What is it? It is a spark butane torch lighter With stand now, I don't know if it's the same company. No, this is turbo blue torch and this is made by spark premium spark so I mean For the money, I would say go with this one, you know to having your toolbox what not do a little soldering But either way they're to me. They're both worth the money because these uh, these little butane things These are a dollar They don't have much in them, but you don't need a lot. I mean And this one just on the bottom and it's full already so There you go. So there's that now Let's go ahead and open this up Okay, and see what's in here together. All right. I've never had these but You know, it is a fire starter and it says danger flammable, you know Well, I hope it is because that's that's why I would be buying it. Correct. So ain't that right monkey? I think he's got a couple pieces in them and they come in these little These little packages So you get one two three four five. I thought you was only supposed to get four, but yeah, it's a five pack all weather timber so I'll read to you what it says is it's it's called wet fire It says wet fire is lightweight safe and easy to carry Tender that will light in windy and or wet Cubes or individually packaged to maintain freshness and have a shelf life of five years So yeah, you you can put this in your bug out bag and use it for you know emergency or What was I talking about? Using for emergencies or you know camping Or survival. So yes, this is kind of like a survival survival deal. A lot of people call this a survival thing Well, I guess there's certain situations. You can use it in survival, but you can't whatever. I just thought it was cool So we're going to go ahead. We're going to So when he's up see what it looks like what I'm not going to take you outside I got a skillet an old one of our old skillets on the stove and we're going to we're just going to use it So it's just uh, yeah, it's just a little cube Don't really have a smell to it, but um I'm not going to use this whole cube. I'm just going to try a little piece of it So we're going to try that Now this and just drier and it came out of our dryer and I'm only going to use uh, maybe a A quarter size piece size of a quarter and whatnot. We're going to use that So let's get you over here to the stove and get you set up here So you up a little bit got the fan on above so See why I need this light I think that's fine. Okay now let's get our There's our dryer limit Right there. I'll set it over there.   So let's get this off of there I mean So far. I'm not impressed with the way it's lighting See that should lit now. Let's do let's do this Let's do the Do that little piece of uh A dryer right there My dryer lint is not lighting I've never had this much problem ever starting the fire Let's try it again Okay, that lit before the dryer lit so And it could be I guess this I don't know Okay, so yeah, I'm going to say that's a pretty good deal because the dryer lint didn't want to light Let's try another piece of this dryer. Looks like it's got a bunch of hairs in there or something So I'm gonna fluff this up a little bit It's like dog hairs and cat hairs And you guys see I've used this a lot and never had this much of a problem, right? See that lit up before the dryer lit so As far as this goes Okay, I guess I'm good with that so Okay, so there's that there's a video for you guys. So I guess I'm You know that stuff does work pretty good I gave four dollars and something for it And again, here's the package That it comes in Yeah, is it worth the money? I give it two thumbs up sure it lit before my dryer lint did for some reason But usually it's what I use Uh, I usually don't have a problem with it. I don't know what's going on with it But there you go. So there's a couple things that that um That we did For you and I got another video coming up I'll give you a sneak peek of a couple of the things I'm going to be doing let me grab them here. Okay first We got this. This was on sale. This is the as seen on tv product. Turn the light on here As seen on tv This one there's a magic meshes. I'm sure you guys seen them and heard of them So I got this this was on sale for four bucks. It's usually 15 bucks or something At the as seen on tv store 15 whatever anyway, we got it for four bucks. So I'm going to be doing this. I'll probably do this one tomorrow This one I think I'm going to do tonight This red copper It's like a little electric skillet you cook with now this I got this on clearance guys walmart and he has seen on tv I'll see as seen on tv From bulb head Original price 39 88. So this was originally 40 bucks. I got it for 10. So if you guys want one of these go check it out because Like I said it It's on clearance right now walmart where we're at. So you want one you better go check it out They also have those uh, they're 40 dollars those uh What's it called huh and brie heatsa? As you can put pizza and reheat it in the microwave. Those are originally 40 bucks. They're on sale right now for 15 I don't know if they're clearance, but if you guys have seen those in your interest one go pick that up now It's really cheap and we also got this This is a gadget for 20 bucks. It is another 20 dollar Dash cam okay, it's made by black web Again, that's the walmart. It's not as seen on tv But the as seen on tv one we did remember the the the sound is all screwed up and the video quality sucks on it I won't see if this one's any better because it's supposed to be wide angle video dash cam Um It's uh hd recording with instant video save. So i'm probably going to do this I may do it tonight or do an unboxing on it tonight and then finish the video tomorrow in the daytime Because I don't think this is night vision Capable because it doesn't say anything about it But it's a 720p at 30 frames per second or I can use uh using 1080p It's upscale at 25 frames per second, which that's probably what I'll do Which the more frames you get per second like I try to run like um In our 4k camera, I'll run 60 frames per second on it But it's 4k in this bad ass But I don't use it in 4k all the time now this includes a 12 volt charger micro usb power cable and it comes with an 8 gigabyte Micro sd card, so I don't have to go and buy one which we got there's no way but So any what are you doing? What the hell so anyway, that's what that looks like So we're going to check that out too So I got a couple videos coming up.  So that's in the dollar piece Survival. Yeah. Yeah, good. Good. Be good survival or just for camping Um, I didn't get it wet. I didn't take it out in the wind and all that because you know That's variable sometimes things light and sometimes they won't just like this I've lit this stuff up and in the wind before and it worked fine and here there's no wind and it wouldn't light So I'm not going into all that. I mean, you just have to write out for yourself But you've seen how it lit up in perfect conditions now if I was outside right now We're here in florida. It's like 75 degrees and it's not windy at all So it would have done the same thing it would have lit just as good So but if you guys want to see me do a video Of trying to get it wet and stuff. I will do another video on it But right now just for what we're doing here. I think I think it's fine I think it's worth four dollars fifty cents or whatever it was and this again A dollar well worth it This ten dollars Well worth it I mean either one this one is Is is worth the seven dollars but how for three dollars more like I said you got this one I like them both or both going to be in my toolbox. So Awesome There we go guys. So thanks for watching this video and like I said, we'll we'll try this out Maybe we'll make an omelet or something so But so stay tuned for them videos. They'll be coming up I will probably have That video up tonight as well as the one you're watching right now. So It's about 20 after eight. So if not, you will definitely see them tomorrow and tomorrow saturday now. So tomorrow sunday You'll you'll probably see me putting this up right here on the back door right there and see how well it works I had bought another one. I but did I buy the other one I bought you used didn't I somewhere Flea market or thrift store that thrift store up there. I think I bought it I think I gave five bucks for Four or five bucks and it wasn't all there I'd have to use screws and stuff this, you know, I'm supposed to use have to use any screws or anything so And it's four bucks, but if something happens to it at least I still got the screen from the other one There we go or I can use the other one On the back door in the garage or something, you know, so I'll probably end up using them both But anyway, so there you go stay tuned for that one too and Stay tuned for monkey. She's going to have she's going to put a video up tonight I think she's going to do something with or with or oops with her With her uh easy bake oven aren't you? We got a bulb bulb that'll fit it now and uh, so she's going to try to make a cookie or something just a quick upload and she's She's looking for stuff she She wants to do another craft thing arts and crafts Things for one of her videos, but she's trying to find the heart thing whatever that means I don't know me because do but so stay tuned for her craft videos But yeah, she's going to do the uh do her easy bake for you tonight And I'm going to do probably go ahead and make an omelet and that thing So we may both of us may be making a video at the same time. So that'd be cool. All right guys Again, thanks for watching. Shea bear the myth man a legend vote for president I'm gone for now by my guys. Thanks


Hello and welcome to NewsLeak. Today we have with us Dr. Satyajit Rath and we'll discuss even if the vaccines do become available and we'll discuss when it's likely to be available, how will it reach the people, whether it will at all reach the people who really need it. Satyajit, it does look like now by end of the year among all the vaccines which are on phase 3 trials now, some of them will act be available or at least get into manufacture. Now, is that likely as a scenario? Do you think by beginning of next year we'll see the availability of the vaccines at least to some people? So let's start with what shall we say, statutory disclaimer. The statutory disclaimer is that while all preliminary evidence for all the half a dozen plus vaccines that are now in phase 3 clinical trials, for all of them the preliminary evidence looks good, but that is no guarantee or even assurance that they will provide reliable reasonable term protection. That's a statutory disclaimer. This is a matter of trial and error. The proof of the pudding will be in the eating and the phase 3 clinical trial will show this. That said, the answer to your question is still with a spoonful of optimism, most likely yes. We will see more than one vaccine with a reasonable degree of protection, my guess is by the end of the year. And if we take WHO statement that the vaccine is not the silver bullet, of course silver bullet refers to as you know vampires and therefore there's a bat somewhere in the picture in the silver bullet imagery, but having taken that for granted. Shall we say that also that we do not know for how long the immunity would last? That is the other question mark that hangs over all of this. Right. So WHO's cautious optimism, which leads it to say that the vaccine is unlikely to be a silver bullet, refers to the way I phrased our statement just now to say reasonable degree of protection for a reasonable length of time. Two disclaimers, people may not have understood this, you're making two disclaimers here. Reasonable degree of protection or 100% protection, maybe 70% or 80% and other is we do not know for how long. These are the two disclaimers you have put. Yes. So and those are the uncertainties that the WHO silver bullet comment is referring to. Although I must confess that the first thing that struck me as well was that this was in the context of the bat species of the world. This was a particularly unfortunate use of imagery. But yes, that's what is in tech. Okay. So having got that out of the way, the question is of course that we have now a number of these vaccines entering trials. There are also two Russian vaccines which seem to be entering trials. There are two Chinese vaccines. There is two US ones, one Moderna, I think one Pfizer is also there. And then of course we have AstraZeneca, which is a tie up in India with the Sedum Institute. And Sedum Institute is also now proposing trials to be held in India with the AstraZeneca vaccine. Now all of this, the question and I will start with the selfish argument in terms of India. Is it likely to be available to India in the beginning of the year? Is that the likelihood? Let us take the most optimistic scenario for India and describe that. The most optimistic scenario for India would be the Chimpanzee adenovirus vaccine trial, which is in phase three trial in more than one location across the world now. To show results that are sufficiently striking for their DMSB, their data management and security board to say, oh, stop the trial. We're done. At that point, supposing for example that happens by October or November, by that point, if the Sedum Institute of India has actually managed to put together a reasonable stockpile of that vaccine, then what we might have is an actual vaccine rather than a vaccine candidate that is available in India and for which politically speaking, politically in the broadest sense, politically speaking, a public commitment has been made that half the stock will be immediately available for usage in India. And if that happens, now that's a whole series of optimistic assumptions. If that happens, then I would imagine that by the end of the year, we will begin to have particularly at risk groups beginning to be vaccinated. Okay. Now you have raised, I'm going to reduce all those disclaimers which you're so fond of putting so that we get some figures which we can talk about, which is that assuming that we have, by October, we have some proof November acceptance, December production. So beginning of January, this is your optimistic scenario, beginning of January, we start seeing vaccines being manufactured. Now the question, 50% of that being made available to India, that's the real question. And again, secondly, that Austrozenka has contracted with Sedum Institute. Now, while 50% may be available, but it doesn't mean the first match will be split 50-50. It could be, yes, it will be available, but the first dibs is for the UK who want 60 million to be given to UK first, and then the United States, which is I think given about 1.2 or 1.5 billion dollars to Austrozenka again, and then they get the second lot which could be 300 million, and after that you will get half, that means 360 million could be after the first 360 million are delivered. It's possible, isn't it? So absolutely, and a core issue in all of this is that we in the sense of public discourse only know what the protagonists in these commercial agreements are willing to tell us. We haven't seen the agreements. We haven't seen the consultative commitments that they've made to each other. So when the Sedum Institute of India with all good intentions and goodwill in the world says that they have a billion dose capacity, what the timeline for supplying this billion dose itself is quite unclear. Similarly, as you point out, what the priority of the 50-50 commitment to India versus overseas will be for each batch of vaccine as it comes out of production is entirely unclear. So it's quite possible as you point out that the first few batches may simply go overseas to meet to Austrozenka's core problem in all of this is that we have no idea of the detail and the devil is in the detail. And therefore, this is something to worry about quite seriously. So in these agreements, as you put it, the devil is really in the detail, and 50 is okay, but 50 when 50 or what are all unknown unknowns in this particular case, so we really don't know. And the point simply is that there are commitments which are commercial commitments that Austrozenka has made being in supported by UK, they have taken money and Oxford facilities for this. And therefore, there is a stake that UK has in the vaccine and they have taken a lot of money from the United States as well. So having done that, there is a commitment obviously, this is nothing is for charity. So there is a commitment of quid pro quo and that is of course delivery of the actual produced vaccine. And if Serum Institute is as the largest generic vaccine producer in the world as a tie up with Austrozenka, they have to probably look at the fine print of Austrozenka's contract and of course, what is their contract with them, both of which are unknown at the moment. So it is not clear that just because the vaccine is there, it is successful and it is being manufactured in India that we shall therefore start seeing the vaccines delivered to our markets immediately. And of course, we have 1.3 billion people and that's hell of a lot of vaccine doses we are talking about. So question to you Satyajit and you have been also as much into the intellectual property discussions as anybody else in the science movement and the health movement to both of which you belong to both of these. The question is, is there under the patent act, don't you have provisions to get around this because the section 92 says we can actually break any patent for a health emergency or an epidemic and everybody recognizes we have both of these on our hands at the moment, WHO has called it a pandemic, the government of India has called it a disaster management act, disaster. So both ways it is satisfied. The question is, do we having the legal instrument, do we have the scientific and technical infrastructure to actually execute this and break if necessary, AstraZeneca's patent or whatever the property rights may be and manufacture it using public sector instruments that are there? So sadly, the answer is going to be that in principle, all of this is possible in practice in all likelihood eating is not going to happen. So let me unpack that. In the first place, all of these vaccine candidates that we are talking about at the moment are vaccine candidates that depend on a very specifically configured and designed vaccine delivery system. So copying that, manufacturing that are in manufacturing terms cutting edge technologies. In terms of laboratory science, they're not cutting edge technologies, but in manufacturing terms, they're cutting edge technologies. So the real question becomes, who has the capacity to do this and who will actually do it? So does Indian public sector science and technology have the capacity to rebuild these sequences, for example, of the Oxford vaccine vector or the modern RNA? Absolutely, yes. But the trouble is that they only have the capacity to do it at the lab scale. So which biopharmaceutical manufacturers have the capacity to do this at the manufacturing scheme? And the answer to that is that there's only a small handful of private sector manufacturers who can do this. Will they do this? The chances are no, because they will face downstream ostracism of all sorts from these original ITR holder companies, with whom all sudden none they have to be in business for a long time to come. So do I expect that the private sector will take up the challenge even if the government actually wrecks formally by legal notification the patent rights? And my guess is that the private sector manufacturers who will be willing will not have the manufacturing technological ability, and those who have the ability will not be willing. So what remains is the public sector. So the real question to ask is, does the public sector have this capacity? And the answer to that is, we don't know. We have no idea what the current capacities of both moribund and non moribund public sector manufacturing enterprises are in the country. It's astonishing to me that over these past few months, when it has become more and more apparent that public sector manufacturing is likely to be a major factor in a policy response to COVID-19 as a pandemic, the government has made absolutely not one peak about the state of the public sector manufacture. What you are saying is absolutely spot on that this government as well as the earlier governments have believed that the public sector is no longer critical to India's economy or India's technological development, which earlier was not the issue. And also that the public sector, public health are intrinsically linked in this particular ways is also not something that they seem to have recognized till we got the pandemic. Now, you were in Haffigan Institute earlier, once upon a time in your student days. I think after your postdoc also, postdoc also sometime. So Haffigan Institute had started essentially for playing vaccines. This is what it really was set up to do in the 20s and did it in the 30s. At the time, we did not even have the antibiotics and the sulphurs, sulphur drugs which stopped playing later. So this is where the vaccine Haffigan Institute was mass producing vaccine in the 30s, if my memory serves to be correct. And they seem to have given it up when other public sector units came up and they said, we'll do the research but not the vaccine production itself. But at that time, we have built in the public sector also the vaccine production capability. So what happened to all of that? So a small digression since you brought up my 35, 40 year old years back connection to the Haffigan Institute, a small digression about the Haffigan Institute as a public sector manufacturing capacity. So in the first place, while we all refer to it as the Haffigan Institute capacity, since about 1977, the Haffigan Institute formally has not been the manufacturing public sector organization at all. The Haffigan Institute is simply a state level science and technology institute, research institute. Because in 77, the entire composite enterprise was bifurcated and the public sector manufacturing unit was spun off separately as Haffigan, precisely as Haffigan biopharmaceutical corporation, not pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and in the early years of the Haffigan biopharmaceutical corporation, it continued to build its already well established strength in vaccine manufacture by actual on-site manufacture of polio vaccine, for example. But as we come into the 90s, if we look back in common with the disdain and the ignoring of public sector manufacturing, particularly in the drugs and vaccines sector, the Haffigan biopharmaceutical corporation was similarly starved of technological upgrades both in their human resources and in their manufacturing resources. So that in common with many other public sector vaccine manufacturers, the Haffigan biopharmaceutical corporation has also regressed from being capable of a vaccine manufactured from scratch to being essentially a repackager by buying bulk from outside and repackaging doses. Now, I speak as an outsider. Today, my 35-year-old association doesn't give me any special information, but it's part of public knowledge that this is what we've done to the Central Vaccine Institute in Kasoli, the King's Institute, Haffigan Biopharmaceutical Corporation, and in the broader pharma sector to the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Limited, and of course, to the Sun Antimimics. So across the board, we have systematically starved our public sector biopharma manufacturing capacity of human as well as technological upgrades that would keep them competitive for manufacture from scratch. And as a result today, I'm not sure that they have the capacity. Now, let me bring up one interesting public sector manufacturing possibility. The Government of India, I don't know, 15 years, 20 years ago, something like that, built a company, public sector company called Bibco, Bharat Immunological and Biological or something like that, Bibco. Its works are located near Delhi, I think, in or near Gulanchai. This is a public sector company under the Ministry of Science and Technology. It's recently set up. I am astonished. Do they have the capacity? Can they build capacity? Can they be part of our strategic tactical approach to providing drugs, biologics and vaccines for India during the COVID-19 pandemic? None of us seems to have asked this. Most astonishingly, we have an opposition that doesn't seem to have asked this at all. So these are the kind of questions at least the people's science movements need to ask in the country or the people's health movements need to ask in the country. So I'm glad that we're having this discussion. But one clarification just for our viewers, that when you talk about the biopharmaceuticals, you're really talking about both vaccines, which are one of the oldest modern medicine repertoire that we have, as well as the biologics, which are the latest in what we will call as the weapons we have against microbes. So vaccines, the oldest, and in this sense, the biologicals, the latest, both come under the biopharmaceutical as distinct from the chemical pharmaceutical sector. This is a distinction which may not be known to most of the viewers. Absolutely, yes. As a matter of fact, let me give the more sort of shallow entertaining add-on to that. The first Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine ever went for something called Serum Therapy to Emil von Behring, which is the equivalent of the plasma therapy that everybody is talking about. So clearly, a biologic and or vaccine related product. And one of the more recent Nobel Prizes in Cancer Immunotherapy has also been about biologics that modulate immune responses. So absolutely, you put it very well. And that is indeed the biopharma sector ambit. So if we conclude with this, that we have the scientific and technical capability. The question is, do we have the political will as the government of India and as the people of India, not going to put it only on the government of India, to also now say, if not now, then when? That if we do not pull our socks as they put it bluntly, rather weak phrase, I'm afraid. But if we don't do it right now and do this on a scale, which it requires to be done, we're talking about not millions, you're talking of really 1.3 billion. And if WHO's caution is to be taken for granted, or yours for that matters, that we don't know the duration, we may require it every year or every two years. So this is really a mammoth task just for India alone, not doing what we did during the AIDS epidemic where it became virtually the pharmacy of the world, because all said and done, 7.5 billion people were not at risk, unlike the COVID-19 case. So therefore, this was really a much smaller task than what we face today. But it is interesting that the government of India is, I think you've said this earlier, willing to bank upon the goodwill and the dynamism, if that is what we should be talking about of Indian capital and its philanthropy to provide the people with the medicines and the vaccine it requires. It doesn't seem to have anything else except given permission and talking the good talk. That's where it seems to be. But beyond the talk, we don't see much that seems to be happening, at least visibly. So let me quote our 1000-year-old master of the Pithi statement in what question we should be asking the government. This is what Kabir said. So that is the question that has up to date a 1000-year-old question as that. Either the vaccine or the possibility of a Yamapuri, though the only thing is this is not a mortal disease as you have said earlier. Let's not scare the people too much. Getting COVID-19 is not an individual risk as a social risk, because even if the percentage of figures are say one or two percent that they appear for us a small risk for society, it's a huge number. And that's where the Yamapuri threat comes out. So the Yamapuri threat comes up to simply take your point further, not because, as you say, COVID-19 is an individually high-risk disease. But because if we don't keep spread under control, the disaster visited upon our socioeconomic life is going to start killing people who do not have COVID-19. And for the government not to have a policy to address these effectively horrifying possibilities is a responsible invest. Thank you very much, Satyajit, for being with us, taking us through rather difficult technological terrain. And it's not a simple issue when you talk about vaccines, biopharmaceuticals, and of course, the larger social, political economic issues. This is all the time we have for NewsClick today. Do keep watching NewsClick. Do visit our website and also our YouTube channel.