Pidden at the bottom of the level's page is this image, with the caption, What have I done to deserve this? Why do you make me suffer? I mean, that picture is just nightmare fuel as it is. Have you ever wondered if there's a Valentine's Day level inside of the back rooms? Or what happens if you fall in love inside of the back rooms? You haven't? Well, I don't know what to say now. Today, I will be explaining level 251 of the back rooms, also known as the Love Ride. This level is amazing, it's horrifying, and it's appropriately themed for the upcoming Valentine's Day season. So if you're going to be all alone on Valentine's Day this year, just like me, drop a like on this video to help each other out, you know? The level's page starts with a medical report of someone who was found not alive, which is of course a great way to start off a level. It reads as follows, Date, January 6, 2016 Dear Jenny Blackwood It is with a heavy heart and profound responsibility that I write to you concerning the tragic incident involving Michael Richardson. Incident Overview The date of the incident, January 2, 2016 Location, near Elmwood Park, Oak Street Time, approximately 11.30 p.m. Medical findings Upon arrival at the scene, Michael Richardson was found in a critical state due to a vehicular collision. Despite immediate intervention and emergency care, the extent of the injuries was severe. The primary cause of death was identified as traumatic brain injury compounded by multiple internal injuries. Efforts to resuscitate were exhaustive, but regrettably unsuccessful. Time of death. Michael Richardson was pronounced deceased at 12.15 a.m. Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss and know that my thoughts are with you during this challenging time. Sincerely, Dr. Elizabeth, Chief of Emergency Medicine, Elmwood Hospital. Someone is no longer alive and you'll definitely see what happened later on the video. Backroom level 251 has been classified as a class 2 survival difficulty because it's very unsafe and it's very insecure and has a low but very, very dangerous entity count. The physical description of the level has been catalogued as the following. Level 251 consists of several branching segments of watercourse tunnels just like those tunnel rides that you'd get on at Disney or in like a theme park. That's what it looks like here. Inside these tunnels, there are two narrow walkways on each side. In the grand scheme with the back rooms, level 251 is actually pretty small and is estimated to only be about 20,000 kilometers squared. The different tunnels in this level typically stretch out into a mile in length and at the end of that mile, they split off into two other directions. The level has no natural lighting since it takes place inside of tunnels and the only source of light is very dim lamps that are scattered across the walls. The lamps suck for lack of a better term and they barely put out any light. So if you want to see where you're going, you probably should bring your own lantern or flashlight or something because in this level, there are literally parts that are pitch black. So do with that what you will. The different tunnel sections are segmented by a decorative archway. And these archways normally take a romantic or lovey theme. For instance, an archway could be a heart or swans or flowers or something else. All of these things are love or romantic themed. The walls of the tunnels here typically are rough and very coarse. They're covered in mold and dust and it's actually to the point where you can just see mold spores and dust floating in the air. Underneath the tunnels tracks and the paths, there is a ditch like structure where knee deep water flows constantly. Now the water is gross.  It's very abandoned looking and it seems very murky. There's often a bunch of dirt and debris floating in the top of it. While walking through the level, you might come across an abandoned boat or something like that that takes the appearance of a swan. You've seen those swan boats from those real life love cave ride things. They're here as well. Most of these boats look old and abandoned just like the rest of the level and it is not recommended to step foot inside unless you just want to sink into the water. The rest of the tunnels are decorated with things that used to look good. There are weird looking dolls and animatronics and you can tell at one time that wherever this level is used to be a vibrant and colorful romantic place. Used to be very, very cute and charming. The decor you might see could include old heart cutouts or roses or cupids or doves or other symbols of love.  These decorations however are not present in every single tunnel and sometimes you might find yourself walking in an empty tunnel with nothing but these moldy waters and walls. Now these specific empty tunnels are interesting because multiple wanderers have reported experiencing a serene calmness while walking through them. Some have said they get a really deep nostalgic feeling as well. The reason for this is unknown but it's in these empty areas where the walls and the water are rougher and more coarse. It's also been noted that wanderers develop an addiction to walking deeper and deeper into these empty tunnels the longer they're inside of them. So because of this it's not recommended to stay in any tunnel for long much less the empty ones. Even deeper into the complex of tunnels wanderers might stumble upon a room that looks to be an entrance of the ride. The room will have a waiting line area with those red velvet ropes there'll be a ticket booth and there'll be chairs where you can sit and relax. The sign in this room says the name of the attraction. The name is Love Ride which is where the name of the level comes from if you didn't catch that. There's a panel with a red button inside of the booth that can be pressed if you want to start up the ride and when you press the button you'll hear a bunch of old machinery noises begin to start only for a few seconds before it fades into silence. After this you can get into a boat or a cart and you can begin your journey through the rest of the level. The level is home to an entity that is extremely unsettling and to be honest very dangerous. Actually it's probably one of the more dangerous ones I've gone over. Hidden at the bottom of the level's page is this image with the caption What have I done to deserve this? Why do you make me suffer? I mean that picture is just nightmare fuel as it is. So let's get into the explanation of it and see how much worse it can get. The entity in question is entity 215-A the apparition and it's been classified as a Class 3B Danger. The apparition manifests itself as a wanderer's former lover or former partner or just someone from their past romantic life. The entity will physically take the appearance of that former lover and it'll say things and mention things that you and your former lover used to talk about. The entity has been known to use psychological manipulation to hunt down its targets and it'll do things like whisper and call out to you in order to lure you deeper towards it. It's been stated that the apparition preys on the wanderer's emotional vulnerability and will break down the psyche of anyone it can. It'll keep doing this mental warfare until the wanderer is completely too tired or incapacitated and can't move. Once this happens the entity will initiate something called the consumption process. So this is nasty, prepare yourself. The apparition will begin to attach itself to wanderer's skin and it will progressively digest them from the outside in starting with the skin and working its way into the inside organs. Let me repeat that.  The consumption is over when the entire body is consumed and only a pile of bones and flesh and clothes are left behind. Nice. In order to not become the apparition's next meal you need to ignore any voices or any signs of someone that you think you know on this level. You need to keep moving in a straight line and do not detour down other tunnels and you need to stay aware of reality. Do not let yourself fall back into the memories of that apparition. No matter how much you love that person they are not here. They are not real. Failure to do those things that I just said will cause you to become a pile of bones and clothes and be the next meal from the apparition. To enter the level you can find a tunnel in the pool rooms that leads to one of these tunnels here and to exit you need to find a randomly placed exit door in the side of the tunnel to get out. These are usually placed in completely random spots so good luck finding that. To recap this level it is a semi-large complex of tunnels that looks like those old romantic boat rides from real life. Everything here is abandoned. All the hearts, the doves, the cupids, the boats, the tunnels it's all old and rotten and all the water smells gross. It's dusty and moldy. Inside these tunnels lives the apparition entity which tries to lure you towards itself by acting like a former romantic partner of yours. Once it does that, well, it'll eat you. Frankly, it's gonna consume you and that's pretty much it for the level. Cool. That's the video. Hope you enjoyed. 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Jake, how much more comfortable are you in this offense?  Yeah, I think as the games keep going on, and I keep getting more reps and more experience, I just keep getting more comfortable and more confident with every rep in every game. How'd you compare yourself right now, Jake, as a blocker to say the man in the season? I'd say definitely a lot better just because compared to now, I'm just completely confident with knowing what I'm doing on the field, like knowing who I'm going to, knowing where my combos are going. So I'd say significantly better than at the beginning of the season. Along those lines, we see you starting to play some full back. How has that, you know, how have you accepted that transition and what has been the key to be able to do that in addition to your tight end duties? For me, that's just really embracing, you know, my role as being a versatile player. I think that's one of my biggest strengths. So for me, just being able to line up in any formation, you know, line up in any, you know, place in the backfield, full back, maybe with a block from there or catch passes from there, I think that's a big strength.  But embracing that role has been really fun for me and just, you know, finding different ways for me to get on the field and help the team. Except in a year long process, like how is that going? Because it seemed like we just all of a sudden in the last three or four weeks saw you there. I feel like, no, I mean, I think we had a couple of things, you know, with me back in the full back position earlier in the year, but yeah, we just decided to come back to it now. Can you talk us through the two point conversion catch? Yeah, I mean, that was really just all reaction, all reaction to the ball. So the ball was out and just reached my hand out. And then I try to find a place to, you know, keep it secure. And I just pinned it on my helmet. And I'm sure you're preparing the same way the way, but how good has it been?  It's definitely, you know, I'm very appreciative that the coaching staff, you know, Ryan, you know, putting trust in me and just allowing me to go out there.  Speaking of that trust with Ryan, was there a particular play in a game or maybe a particular day in practice where you felt like you you had earned his trust that he was going to come to you more often? I don't I can't remember like a specific, you know, time, but it was something that was just, you know, over, you know, from the time I got here, you know, to now is just something that's just been gradually and increasing over and over again. I think with me, I have taken a big, bigger step more towards the midseason to now in terms of just knowing everything, knowing the offense. I think that's that's one of the main reasons I'm able to get out on the field a lot more now. It's been a minute since this team lost three games in a row. I think about four years. Have you guys taken a hit with with your confidence at this point? No, we know what we who we are in every game. We're still going to go out. We're still going to play Titans football. You know, we're going to run the ball.  You know, we're going to three game lose the streak. You know, we got to get out of that, but we're going to stick to what we do. I think it's been from you for, I guess, the physical physical standpoint. You know, your college season would have been over by now. You still got weeks to go. How do you handle that? And would you do maybe to kind of get ready for December and January? I really just watch what the vets are doing, seeing what the vets are doing to take care of the body, because, you know, obviously they've been doing it for a long time. A lot of my stuff is just getting in the cold tub, massages, doing extra rehab and stuff and then lifting.  What's what's the key to sort of keeping your legs going and getting an extra yard or two in those situations? Just fight.  I think you always had that. Yeah, I feel like I've always had that as a football player. I feel like you had extra situations of that. Yesterday, it seemed like two or three times you had three or four guys. Yeah, I mean, when my usage is going to go up, I'm obviously going to have many more times, you know, with guys tackling me and I feel I always feel like I don't I don't personally want to go down from the first guy. So it's going to take a lot of guys to tackle me. When you look back at yesterday and you look at the score and the ugliness that ensued, can you still look at that game and say we did more to beat ourselves than they did to beat us?  Having four turnovers is not going to is not going to win you the game. So this game is about, you know, taking care of the football and then getting turnovers. And, you know, we didn't do that yesterday. And I feel like we were moving the ball down the field against them many times, you know, we're feeling very comfortable. But at the end of the day, if you turn the ball over four times, you're not going to win the football game. Just about everybody said yesterday, I didn't feel like last week was a distraction. But now that you're officially through the week yesterday happened, you guys have to kind of take stock again here and realize where you are, what's in front of you, what's yet to accomplish and refocus in that regard. I mean, yeah, we got to do that. But also for us, we just got to take it, you know, day by day. I mean, we can't just, you know, keep dwelling on the past.  You know, we got to keep moving forward. So we've got to take it day by day and then just try to keep getting better and finding ways to win the football game. As you see your involvement increase, like how has Coach Downing been as far as, like, giving you more and more?  How have you seen, like, that process, how has he been in getting you more involved and, you know, coming up with different ways to get you the ball? Yeah, I mean, we've just been finding ways, you know, plug me in different spots. You know, they've just been experimenting a lot of stuff since I've got here. And I feel that we finally found, like, a common, you know, middle ground where I can feel comfortable with doing certain stuff. And now, I feel like I'm playing a lot more towards my strengths. You can talk us through the touchdown, too, as you kind of helicoptered in the end zone if you had to play that one?  Just caught the ball and I saw the guy going low and I knew I needed to get in the end zone and the only way was to go over top of him. So that's how that happened. Does that hurt less when you land in the end zone as opposed to anywhere else on the field? I didn't lie. When I landed, I was like, it felt like I bounced up super quick. So it didn't hurt at all. How much this week, especially during the recent slide, have you found yourself trying to keep young guys up? You've been through a lot of NFL cities as ups and downs. How much are you trying to lift spirits of young guys and keep them from getting down? Like the same thing I said before during camp, if they were down, just keep improving, keep trying to get better. If you think about it and dwell on the negatives too much, it can really affect your game for the long run. We still have games that we need to win and games where we need those young guys to play good.  What's that process like? Would they tell you about what they saw that prompted them to take you off for what was it? Yeah, they just see my head hit the ground and then they see me kind of lay there. So I mean, they just did the regular protocol of calling it and then they take you in the tent, ask you a couple of questions, you know what time of day it is, what time of the game it is, and then if you're good to go, you're good to go, or if you're not, then you'll be down. It was my knee. I lay there because my knee and then I mean, but I figured that they saw me roll, hit the ground that they might have saw me just hit my head. You supposed to know what time it is. I mean, it's pretty tough. I just try and gauge between 12 and three o'clock somewhere on there. Right. You've been on the team four years, correct? So you were on the team the last time they lost. Yeah. Three games in a row. I think it was eight 2018 was the last shows before me. I came in 2019.  I mean, this is pretty tough. You know, I think the worst that we've been in was two and four and that was my rookie year when we started then, but we didn't have three losses in a row. But the thing that we've got to do is just hone in on the details and just play better. Guys, just do your job and then let the defense work for you or let the offense work for you. I'm not gonna say it's a tough place but it's your games. Yeah. Seven and six, you have a chance to punch the ticket to the playoffs. Do you guys have to remind yourself of that year that there's a lot to play for over the next few weeks? Yeah, there's definitely a lot to play for. I mean, that's just something that we always talk about. We don't shy away from that. We know where we are. But just as a whole, we know what we're capable of and we know that we just need to play better and that's just where we hold ourselves to that standard. With these types of times, like that's when your character, like what you're really about comes to the surface in your description, like what is this team about? What's the character of this team? I mean, we're a great team.  I mean, we got guys out there on defense that were still playing hard as if we still had a chance to win the last couple of minutes. So, I mean, the culture that we have here is great. The players that we have here is great. The coaching staff we have, we just got to make sure that we just lock in a little more details, preparation, and then know when it comes down to it, just win when you're one on one. You guys are going well. It seems like the defense was getting lots of turnovers. Ball was finding you guys. That seems to have dried up during this little slide. Why do you feel like that is? You know, I think it's just making the plays. I think early in the year, we were making plays that were coming our way.  It's just, you know, there's not winning. Whether the case may be just, you know, honing in on, you know, individual work during practice and maybe working a couple more techniques that we could help us out. But I mean, at the end of the day, it just comes down to you versus another player. And then as a whole defense, it's being our 11 versus their 11. 35 points, 36 points allowed in the last two games.  Yeah, it's definitely not what we want to do. Definitely not our standard. And, you know, where we hold ourselves to as a defense. I mean, our goal is to, you know, no matter what happens, wherever we are in the field is to get off the field, find the resolve to get the drive stop. And if they're in the red zone or if they're in field go range, you know, that's all they get is three points. What has to change to maybe change the results? I think just the details, preparation for the game. You know, some, there's mistakes here and there, every other play, not just from everyone, but could be a couple guys here and there, but you know, just honing on the details and then just being in tune with what our goal is for the week. Derek and Jeff, whole thought leaders stepping up was going to be key to you guys turning this around through adversity. You were very vocal in training camp about wanting to take that step as a leader in this defense. So what do you personally feel like you can do this week or some of these guys can do this week to lead this group back down the right direction? Being positive. There's a lot of times, you know, we got a lot of young guys in the group, so it's pretty easy for them to, you know, last three games we've lost. So they've been, depending on how they feel about how they played, you know, that's, that's besides the point. It's all about moving forward. And there's more opportunities out there.  Obviously it's still there, but that feeling will be erased at least. But the main thing is just go out there and just keep trying to improve and just get better. So cornerback, your, your spot now for the rest of the season, you think, is that how you're approaching things? I mean, whatever, whatever they need me at. I mean, I played it when I was in college. I played it when I first got here and I've always kind of made sure I kind of knew what was going on. So I feel comfortable there. I like being there as well. So whatever they need me at. You watched Justin Herbert in the Chargers offense last night? Yeah, I did. He was slinging it around. Yeah, he was doing a great job. I mean, I think he was like 35 for 40 or something, about 350 plus yards. So I mean, great quarterback. You know, we have a good challenge ahead of us. How about the rest of their weapons in which you're gonna have to deal with as a secondary? How good are they? I mean, they're real good.  So we've got a good challenge ahead of us, good skill group of guys. And I think we're gonna be ready to go. As soon as you record 300 yards against you guys, what do you have to do to get out of that front? Can change that this weekend? Honing on the details, great communication. Communication is a key thing that we wanna continue to improve on. And then just having trust, having trust that the guy's gonna be inside to help you out and just also knowing where your help is. Road, four games left and trying to hold onto your spot on top of the division. Well, the challenge is just getting back to eliminating bad football. You know what I mean? We have too many opportunities to do good things and we have to eliminate bad football. You know, whether it's turnovers, whether it's those turnovers and sudden change, you know, affecting the quarterback or not being able to affect their quarterback, not being good at the end of a half situationally.  So there's a lot of those things and that's the challenge. It's not looking ahead to how many games we have left. It's, you know, making sure that we eliminate bad football and that we find ways to go out there and play complimentary, which we've done. Certainly haven't done it here recently. What type of character you want this time of adversity to show that this team has? Well, I mean, we all have a choice. You know, we have a power to choose how we walk in here. I've said that and how we approach this would like them to, you know, all of us to make sure that we're doing our part, you know, to fix the things that have to be fixed, to recognize the good things, to eliminate or fix the bad things and then, you know, rid ourselves of the things that get you beat, which are turnovers and mistakes and, you know, just the things that happened yesterday, not playing complimentary. Eliminating the bad football. Is that something that you can clean up on the practice field, meeting rooms? How do you connect? Well, I mean, I hope so.   How many reps you can practice? How many bodies that you have practicing with? So I hope that it's a combination of both, Jim. I hope that it's a combination of, you know, taking the meetings, you know, and being able to walk through, taking a walk through corrections and using the ones that we have in speed and practice and hitting them. You know, there was, you know, a lot of things that showed up in the game that, you know, we fixed throughout the week. And then unfortunately, there was things that we didn't and we weren't able to hit it or use it to our advantage. When you try to gauge the overall physical well-being of your team, I mean, how much do you rely on the information that you have through, you know, tracking devices and things these days and how much is it you just like or don't like what you see on the field on Sunday? Well, you talked about management and then you talked about the tracking and then it was to what I don't like or like what I like. I'm trying to view, like, as far as speed or... You feel like, I mean, do you say, based on the numbers we have, I expect we're gonna be really physical and fresh and things on Sunday and oh my gosh, we're not?  You know, we have to try to do everything that we can do physically to get their bodies back. They have to do their part as well and then manage practice, you know, accordingly. I'll give it up as Jeffer right now, Mike. Do you feel like that's been dragging him down recently than Nico? Well, he's, you know, Jeff's not at 100%.  Along those lines, Danico was a guy that, you know, really affected things that seemed like him going after the quarterback. Is he any closer to being able to return? I hope so. I hope he is. Could use everybody. I know you're a teacher first in a lot of ways. I was asking you yesterday, I did a bad job. Do you ever change things where you're, do you ever come into a meeting with them angry, light them up, anything like that, or is that not part of the way you operate because you're a teacher? Well, I mean, I think my job is to make sure that, you know, we're pointing out those things. I think there's a couple different ways to go about doing it. And I've done it in a multitude of ways. I've done it differently. You know, sometimes the things I say, Paul, somehow in a twisted, warped way may make, may make me feel better. I don't know if that makes, you know, the situation better. So I've tried to balance that. I really believe, you know, that I have. I think what they, you know, what you see is what you get. You know, I think that I'm always gonna try to be honest with them. I'm always gonna try to point out the things. You know, but I do believe that my tone, as the head coach of this football team is important. I think it's, you know, again, trying to come in here today after a loss, after three losses where we're at, you know, it's still important to make sure that, you know, we're all held accountable that we're doing things that are positive, but also the outlook has to be positive as well. That twisted, warped way, maybe have a degree of venting to it at times?  I want to go in there and make sure that there's a clear vision of what we have to do, find out who we have available and get them ready for the football game. That's it.  You had two tough losses to the Chiefs and Bengals and then a bad day in the building. Do you take that same approach to this game of rationalizing how? No, I mean, it's pretty easy to see if you just follow the keys and understand the turnover is the inability to, you know, affect the quarterback, our inability to get into a, we answered back in the first half offensively. We did it in the second half, you know what I mean? And then by the time we got back on track offensively, it was just too little, too late. Thought there were some good things in the run game. Thought there were some good things in the red zone. I thought we had a good flow. We, you know, to start the game, we went on a drive. We complimented each other, the plays complimented one another. You know, I mean, there's not a whole lot to ration. I think it's just reality of that. When you do those things in this league, you have no chance to win. Yesterday, kind of what you envisioned when you drafted it? Yeah, there were some good things. I think the statistics, you know, probably cloud some of the overall play. There were some mistakes that, you know, I felt like he made and, but, you know, there was some production, which was good and some corrections that he made and the execution in the red zone. But, but there were just, you know, some other things that, you know, didn't really help us. You need his ability to stay on his feet and keep grinding when he's got two or three guys hanging on him.  So we're asking him to do a lot, but it's just some of the other details that have to get cleaned up. And, you know, there's some really cool finishes and pile pushes in there in the 22nd play where guys are into it and tuned in later in the game. Dennis is down there running in there, you know, trying to push the pile on a pass as the first one out of the stack. So there's a lot of good things from that regard, but just the overall execution and the flow of the game wasn't good enough. You've got three and out 10 times coming out a half time during this three-game losing streak, you've had negative 33 yards on the opening drive of the third quarter. Is that a failure to adjust coming out a half time? What's going wrong with playing? No, we had egregious penalties and mistakes. So, I mean, it's first in 22, give up a sack and third in 27, and we don't block for a screen that nobody's gonna convert, so hopefully we can help the punt team and get the screen started so that we can use our punter to maybe change field position. What overall for the season on 10 for an ounce? You know, evaluating everything. It's execution, it's our ability to coach them and make sure that the details are fixed and it's just not one thing. Dylan Cole's particularly hard on himself after his shortcomings yesterday. Is that kind of the reaction you want to see from guys coming out of a loss like that? Yeah, I just think that it means a lot to everybody. It means a lot to Dylan. He's got to play better. So, we'll try to make those corrections and see where we go next week.  Well, we'll see where trailing is. I'm not gonna comment on anybody that's in the protocol. That that's not my job. My job is to tell them to be honest with the doctor and the trainer and to check in on them to see how he's feeling. It's not my position to predict whether we'll get them back at practice. As far as Racy, I thought that Racy put a lot of work in mentally in his time away. So, from an assignment standpoint, it was good. I think probably knocking some of the rust off on the special teams. And I think physically, it came out okay. But with that, let's go back to Dylan and how he took that situation. Do you like find yourself when you're talking to a guy like that, you have to remind them, hey, you know what, on top of the division, still out control your own destiny or even have to remind yourself of that? Yeah, maybe, but I mean, we have to play better. We have to, again, eliminate the bad football. And remind them that it wasn't the only one. I mean, nobody did anything that was good enough, consistently enough for us to win. You're emphasizing the formula of Mike and the importance of the run game in the formula. How do you get so far away from Derrick after 96 yards in the first quarter? Um, well, I mean, I think that the way that the game went, you know, again, we tried to, you know, I think on the one possession, tried to get a play to Chigg. He went eight yards behind the line of scrimmage, which wasn't what we wanted it to do. We tried to get a catch and run. And then, you know, that led to a three and out.  You guys have been considered in preaching the next man up, Montreux, had success with that. But is there a challenge now to keep the positivity you're talking about and the confidence level high when essentially the message here last week from ownership was that the roster isn't good enough to keep doing that this season? I don't think we have any other choice, but I think that's what we have to do, is figure out who we have and get them ready to go play a game, take care of the football, try to have some ball production on defense. It's been a long time since we've, you know, created a turnover or hit anybody hard enough to knock the ball loose or intercept it or tip it up in the air and catch it. Chargers last night, and what are the challenges they present to your defense?  They've got young quarterback with a live arm and good skill players. Like, we'll have to worry about the chargers and our ability. We got to fix, correct some mistakes here today. Looking at the down trail situation from the distance was pretty scary. How is he doing? He's doing much better. Thank you.  And so, you know, we'll continue to monitor him. I've seen him in today. And so he's doing good, which is the most important thing. How difficult it is at this time of year, Mike, to plug and play, guys, when you get towards the end of the season? You know, guys, you can rely on that. Coming on Wednesday, got a couple days to prepare and learn a game plan and figure out adjustments and checks and, you know, like John Reed last week or Terrell Basham or anybody else that's going to come in this week. You know, that's the job that we have to try to get them ready to go. Sure, you talked about new sod and footwear choices, but still you had several guys that were slipping all over the place. What kind of discussion is there before or what kind of discussion is there after when it seems to be a factor, particularly in this attack? You choose to work. I mean, I'm changing the sod. I, you know, we got 18 pairs of cleats in there that everybody can wear and choose to work.  You have to bring in another... You said that before, Mike, so how come guys don't get it? How come guys slip? I, you know what I mean, I don't know. Another quarterback this week. Yeah, we'll take a look at it, yeah. And you mentioned no billiards. I mean, chest up maybe in the mixed morgue in this week.  Well, I did some good things on the kickoff last week. Had the kickoff for turns, you know, this week and, you know, hit it up in there, got us a decent average. You know, I mean, we'll work them into the punt team. And so I think that Julius is gonna try to do everything he can if the opportunity presents himself this week. So, you know, we've liked Julius since he got here. Very willing, very conscientious, great teammate.


This is the way to do it. This is the way to do it. This is the way to do it. Hello and welcome to Youth in Action. I am Yangweso Grenes. In today's program we have Bella Oyecho as software developer at Lake Hub Kisumu. Bella, Karim Boussana. Thank you Sarah. Tell us who you are and what it is that you do. So I am a software developer at Lake Hub. So for me the target area for my software development is web development and system development. So necessarily when we talk about system we are talking about the software that you see in supermarkets, in schools, in hospitals. So yes, that's what I do. And I can say I am a community person. I like to see my community grow so I participate in community activities that will ensure or will try to ensure that there is growth and there is change in the community. Interesting. There is an assumption that a little percentage of women are actual software developers in Kenya. Is there some truth to that? There is some truth but I can also say it's false. In that as of right now the spaces that I am in I can see a lot of female software developers but I can also say it is true that they are not there because we are still trying to encourage that the number is balanced. The male and female ratio is the same. So as much as we are still trying to encourage more female software developers or more female in tech, the number is still not yet at an equivalent. And why do you think that is? I think because tech has always been a male-dominant industry, most people don't know about the first line of code was written by a woman. So you see in tech we are the ones that are supposed to be dominating not the other way around. So the campaign of ensuring that there are more female developers I think we will get to a point where it is an equivalent ratio. And so what can you say has brought you this far as a female software developer? I think for one I can say it's being in the right place at the right time, meeting the right people because personally I'd say well personally it is true that I wasn't going to do tech as a career. I was going to do engineering but then there was some a little change that pushed me towards the direction of tech and right now I'd say I'd never go back to it. My mom always say it's the same thing yet when you introduce yourself it's still engineering but these other side is software engineering but I find the passion in tech that I have I don't think necessary and have it as the same as if I did civil engineering. So I'd say it's the circumstances and the background works of God or if you believe in a supreme being. So the different shift in things that push me towards that direction and say are the contributing factors to what I'm doing today or what I'm passionate about today. And just to mention would your advice a young lady to join what you're doing? Yes, come the and join software engineering is the best thing you'll ever do. You don't necessarily in all careers you won't say you build something from scratch and in software we build things from scratch and you see your work. Not necessarily you can't touch them if you're doing coding but you can't see, you can't see the progress, you can't see that. I built this nav bar, I built this menu bar, I built so you see the fulfillment and the joy of actually finishing a project. Ah, nice. Interesting. So let's talk about Technovation Kenya. What is that and what does it do? Technovation actually is a project. It's a global project where girls are educated in software development. So it takes a period of three months and these three months we target high school girls. They build a project that is trying to solve a solution of a problem that is in their society. So let's say if you see a problem in health how can you get tech to fix that problem in health? Same to education and same. So for the Technovation we say we are trying to put our hands in each and every sector because we can't see that necessarily a target area we're doing is this. So whatever the innovation that you have and you can build it in tech is accepted. So the period of three months you get to be taught and not taught but guided by a mentor. So the purpose of the mentor is to help you with areas that you feel that you're having a problem with. So if you don't know how to build a business model, the mentor is supposed to help you with the business model. So per se it is global so it is not just in Kenya. So when you get to advance or when your project is selected after the three months you go to Silicon Valley and who is in tech doesn't want to go to Silicon Valley. Interesting. So what happens in these three months? Do you do trainings? Do you have maybe workshops that you go to or you attend or you facilitate or how does it happen? So as the students that are selected by the school you select five students. So it's only five students that are selected per school. So per team it has to be five. After selecting the five students you get to meet your mentor and you talk about the problem that are in your community and the ones that you like to solve. So for the one that you did the one that I helped or the one that I mentored this year we were targeting health. We are they not we necessarily because it's their project I'm just a helping hand. They are trying to ensure that the response time of in health. So like when there's accidents when there's when you go to a hospital the response time or the time that you get assistance is shorter than the one that you have currently. So we don't attend conferences it's just where you sit in class you brainstorm on your project you build the project you create a business plan you have we do pictures you get to pitch your idea so the pitch is recorded so the entire thing is submitted after the end of three months and it is judged. Okay and I'm curious to know are there partners or what kind of partners do you have at Technovation Kenya to help have these business plans and these different aspects of your project? So for Technovation Kenya the partners that are there is Safarkom and Lehub. So Lehub helps in scouting the schools and selecting or helping with selection of mentors and Safarkom has assist in bundles and transportation reimbursement yes. And is there a criteria to select the schools and the mentors? The criteria is present girls. Just present girls girls that are interested in tech and are ready to work that's it. And what about the mentors? The mentors so you see with Lehub having to select the mentors we want to ensure that the people that we are taking over there have the necessary skills and are committed so it's something that's it. What impact does mentoring these girls have on in the society? You see how people are only saying that the youth are the future the youth are the future literally the youth are the future and we as well if I now say that I'm not the youth but as elder youths we have but if you compare me and the girls that we mentor I'm slightly older slightly advanced in maybe like career-wise or something so it's up to us to ensure that the ones that are coming after us are equipped and ready for when they get to a point where we are right now. So it's a continuous cycle of the one that is older than me helps me get to where they are the one that is younger than me I help them get to where we are. So it's economic cycle eco-cycle sales sorry where we have to ensure that the people that are coming after us are ready and have the right resources be it career-wise be it physically be it mentally they are ready to be to a point where they'll need it they will be needed to be there. And are there any challenges that you encounter while undertaking such programs? Yes there are challenges because you'll find that necessarily when you pitch the idea of tech to someone who is a senior citizen they'll want to know if it's not the thing that they learnt in computer packages during that time will be like what are you going to do they don't necessarily see it as a good career let's say that. So when you have to explain they won't be they'll be like not really I don't see how you're going to make money. So that's a challenge where you don't necessarily get support from senior parents that's actually one of the problems we had when I was being a mentor at Lyons. So when you're telling your parents I'm going to stay behind I'm going to come home later than usual because I'm staying to be mentored in something being mentored in tech and necessarily you can't say the tech I'm trying to solve a problem they'll be like why don't you solve the problems you have at home right now. So you see that are one of the they are one of the challenges that you experience it and necessarily that the generation right now and maybe generation alpha to come will be tech savvy it means that the generation that came before us we have to explain certain things. So imagine right now you explaining to maybe your grandparent what bitcoin is how will you start. So yeah the understanding of necessarily what is tech and how tech can be a career is a challenge and a conversation that is different to have with someone who is a senior. And so how do you assist the community to adapt to the rampant changes in technology or the advancement of technology through your mentorship program. We get them involved we explain what it is what it entails the benefits and not necessarily the benefit of Lyons Silicon Valley but if the problem that these young girls are trying to solve actually work it's not just going to benefit these five girls it's going to benefit you it's going to benefit your neighbor it's going to benefit your friend from another county. So yeah okay and so at a local level we're speaking about the lake region you know yeah at a local level has this program produced much fruit and what fruits are those. So for tech innovation actually or one year I think it's like in 2018 yeah the winners actually came from Kenya came from small girls and they flew to Silicon Valley and the projects that they are doing actually has is really working because they were targeting FGM so we can say the project actually works the project give you the resources that you need to ensure that your project works and you're given the support and you're given the necessary skills and you get to network so yes it has produced much fruit. Okay and let's talk about FAMINICA you are part of the founding members of FAMINICA so what is the what is FAMINICA to begin with and what is the inspiration to start that. So FAMINICA is something that we call is targeting agriculture so that is agriculture and technology. So for these two being my passion this is like ah this is like my baby yeah because for FAMINICA what we are doing is we are trying to ensure that the resources that are in agriculture are maximized especially for those who offer agricultural services we are trying to ensure that they get jobs they get opportunity to practice and for farmers they get the services that it's not as easily acquired as it is right now through tech and so how do you ensure that these farmers have are connected to local labor forces and also agricultural consultants. Through the mobile application so necessarily that is the founding purpose of the application to connect person A that is the farmer and the consultant or the person offering the agricultural services. Now when we're talking about agricultural services we are not talking about Dr. Rewa Kuku we are talking about even the labor force we are talking about the person who has the tractor but doesn't necessarily have the farms so we are trying to connect these person A and person B the skills and the farmer themselves together. And do you have a working base to help select farmers or it's a general thing that you're going to do with all farmers. So being that agriculture is a passion for the three of us the three founding members we feel like we already have the farmers we have already selected the farmers that we want to do the better testing with yeah so the farmers that we have selected we are going to target three major areas that is poultry and that is maize and that is leafy vegetables. So personally we already have the farmers and we've tried to get the experts on board or the people that are going to offer the services but it's going to be a challenge because they feel that agriculture hasn't been practiced using tech so it's it is a process that we've already accumulated some but you feel like we can still add the numbers and we're adding the numbers especially right now that we are looking forward to a better testing. And why these three parts poultry you said poultry and poultry leafy vegetables and maize yeah so why the specific ones look at western region in Kenya those are the sectors that necessarily we are doing we can't say we are going to do what is it cotton because in western Africa we're not doing cotton the project as of right now for the better testing we have to select the three sectors as a starting board let's see how it works but our major focus our end goal or the plan that we have when you see it in five ten years is that we have all the different sectors and we are accommodating all the different sectors but for right now for the purpose of the better testing we are trying to target three because our target area is western region. Okay and so what benefits do you feel that your project will help in the society and also with the food security problem in actually across Africa? So when we pitch our project our target areas is zero hunger no poverty we are trying to ensure that food security is there because if you look at the aspect of the project itself where we're connecting the farmer and this person that is going to offer the services there's going to be an increase in food production an increase in food production is actually the growth of a country because that especially in Kenya where that is one of the biggest sectors that we have is when we increase food security we are increasing the growth of our country because we'll increase exports we'll increase we'll have food so yeah from what i'm understanding you're you're taking on food security at a personal level yeah do you intend on working with the the government or different stakeholders on this yes actually one of our target stakeholders is the county government and the government at large when we are going to other counties and other areas and one of our actual other is the people who are in private sectors that are in agriculture and people that are passionate about agriculture itself because the farmer is the person who is passionate in agriculture so our stakeholders is anyone who has the passion and the resources to be in agriculture and participate in agriculture interesting and in agriculture there are certain natural phenomenas that affect you know farming food production etc like climate change yes how do you intend to work around such things like maybe floods especially in the western region yeah and food scarcity the serals or the seeds you know by encouraging something that is called climate smart agriculture by just encouraging all the farmers to participate in smart climate smart agriculture with that we are targeting all the phenomenas that they are the drought the farming the insect infestation so yeah wow seeing that you're an let me say an expert in finding solutions to problems as a young person you've been in the field for quite some time what can you tell another young person who's seeking to find different solutions to different problems yeah for one all your solution won't actually impact yeah so don't go there with one project and feel like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg it takes time especially when you are in a place of creativity and innovation the thing that you come up let's say it's this box when you are by the end of like maybe three months it won't be a box it will be a circle so don't necessarily go there with a fixed mind and be in places where it will encourage your creativity and innovation find places where you have somebody who will challenge you yeah so when someone asks you how does it work don't feel offended like you should know how this thing works just explain and explain and explain I was telling my students in Kisimo girls that when you're pitching a product or when you're pitching your project it's like you're flirting with these investors yeah you have to find a way how to sync with them yeah tell them let them see your point of view because necessarily if they don't see your point of view why would I waste my money on you so find places that are encouraging your innovation and your creativity places note that you're not comfortable with the more uncomfortable you are the better and I'm not talking about the uncomfortability of sasa they don't accept you as a person I'm talking of uncomfortability where you have to be a continuous working speed continuous working speed so yes wow so what is the vision behind Bella or each one where do we see you in the next maybe five years ten years in the next five years ten years let's go with five yeah uh I'd like for for me to not just only be in Kenya I want us to by five years I want us to be stretching out now to eastern Africa let's go to Uganda let's go to Tanzania yeah I'd want to be as of right now I can say I'm comfortable in software development but I'd like to have better by skills uh I'd like to have impacted all my community growth one way or the other yeah let's say I've mentored like 20 girls I've mentored a hundred and I have helped in building up their careers uh five years let's see I mean a good house and a good country typical youth mentality yeah I'd like to have expanded my networks yeah in my career networks I'd like to have expanded I'd like to have made good friends better friends I've expanded my friendship so yeah I seek to be your friend oh you have many friends so thank you so much Bella I appreciate your time coming and the information you've given is quite you know thought-provoking and I hope my audience you have heard that whatever you feel you need to innovate whatever problem you need to solve go ahead do it find yourself in positions where you're not comfortable comfort zone is the killer you know to success so go for it do it and uh as always success is just behind that door this has been youth in action I am Nyongwesa Grenis see you next time this is the way to do it this is the way to do it 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Hello everyone. Today I am going to talk about reworking observability in CEPH. It is basically use case of distributed tracing. So let's get started. A little bit about me. I was an Outreach intern for summer 2019 and I worked on adding distributed tracing library Yeager to CEPH. Currently I am taking on the same project and working more on it as an associate software engineer in Red Hat. I like exploring cultures, tech science, nerding on books and discussions. So let's get started. So what all things we will cover? Basically I will provide a basic overview of CEPH architecture that will bring us on same page that will bring us on same page that we understand the terminology associated with the project. Then I will describe the problem that arises in distributed systems such as CEPH that is the problem of context propagation. Then after describing a bit about the problem then we will see the solution that approach for the solution for solving that problem which is distributed tracing. Then I will describe a bit about Yeager, the application that we picked for applying this approach. Then I will present a few slides talking about how it is looking or how we are seeing the library perform for distributed tracing for CEPH. Then I will talk a bit about the key challenges that I identified working on Yeager for CEPH. People can use that for adding distributed tracing library to any kind of microservices they are working with. Then we can have a short Q&A session. So let's get started. So brief introduction of CEPH architecture. So CEPH consists of client libraries such as LibRedos, LibRBD, RGW. So these libraries used to communicate with the clients and once we have the object, they take input from the clients as objects and then they communicate with LibRedos which will transform our object into the form that is understandable by the internal parts of CEPH. So basically it converts an object into the format which can be stored into the backend of CEPH. So the backend of CEPH consists of monitors, then there are object storage demons, then there's metadata server, there is Redos for communication, for intelligent handling of data. So when we perform a read or write operation, the client actually, what happens is client has a cluster map which it takes from the monitor which consists of whole overview of our cluster. Once the client has the cluster map, it knows from where to communicate to get or retrieve our object from. So when we perform a read operation, the client calculates where the object is stored and from there the object is retrieved. The similar way we can do for write operations. Now about, so Redos is the intelligence unit that will identify which are the optimal places where the object should be stored. The OSDs or the object storage demons are the intelligence units that are lying just above our physical devices that are communicating in between themselves to the monitors and they are the ones that are handling the background, the actions, the write, read, backfill recovery operations for healthy communication between our whole cluster. So now what problem arises in these distributed system is since these processes are so distributed, there is async operations happening, there is a lot of context propagation happening at one instance and these contexts are even not in monolithic nature. That means they are not threaded in one as a one operation. So when we want to debug our process, what happens is we are not able to identify the origin of our failure. So in that case, what we generally do in distributed systems is we go for seeing the logs but since there are so many intelligence devices participating in distributed system that it becomes difficult for us to identify the system, where to look and then see the logs there and identify the cause of failure. So as I talked about that we can't attach debugger to four different processes and try to step through the debug request in that environment and we can't have logging libraries for sampling logging excessively. Discrete and distributed request and events often fail because of multiple triggers across different distributed components. So as I talked about that when we are using distributed system, we as a developer would be facilitated if we had some tool to identify the abnormalities in the system. If we can see that which process is taking a longer time or which if we can see the trees of how our context is flowing that would ease us in identifying which is the origin of our failure. So for that an approach that we can use is distributed tracing. So what happens in distributed tracing is we when our service starts it assigns a unique identifier to each request at each request point when it is propagating. So suppose our process A is our starting point of our service, we attach a unique identifier to that process and then that unique identifier will propagate to subsequent process. So with these attached identifier we also propagate the timing, the events and if we want to attach some metadata associated with our function. Suppose we want to see what is the stored flag options that the right or some indicator for whether an operation has successfully executed or not. We can store them as tags and what Yeager would do is at the end it will stitch all these spans, these individual units that were propagated for each process and form us a trace. So a trace is actually demonstrating, so our process started from point A, it went to point B, it went to point C. So at D it is not showing us the metric that was desired at that point or at D it is taking more than usually what it should have taken. So by seeing this visual interpretation of how our process is travelling we can identify our performance issues in system, where our storage, where our processes failing or our OSDs are getting down. So talking a bit about how Yeager performs Yeager's architecture, Yeager consists of, so we added instrumentation to our application. So once the instrumentation has been done, we are going to use a vendor neutral API, which is open tracing. Prior to that I will describe why we chose open tracing and Yeager. So open tracing is a vendor neutral library. By this I mean that we can attach different backend support as a tracer. So what a tracer does is it collects all the spans and then stitches it together to form a trace. So when we add instrumentation using the open tracing library, we can have different backend support other than Yeager as well. So taking that in mind, for future use case, we can have maybe different tracer attached to the same instrumentation that we had done. Secondly, why we are using Yeager, I will highlight that a bit later. But first, so we have to just start a tracer. Once the tracer is started, the open tracing API, wherever we have instrumented our spans, at those points the spans would be created and once we open the open tracing, sorry, Yeager UI, we can see those spans, we can see those spans converted into trace. So what happens is when these spans are collected by Yeager client and this Yeager client will then send the spans to Yeager agent, which will then communicate those spans in UDP thrift protocol and send it to a Yeager collector. Now Yeager collector is the one that will stitch all the spans together by looking into the unique identifier stitched at each process. Now the support, what advantage we have with Yeager is it provides an always-on tracing support. So basically in past, CEP was using block-in in which we had to, we can only see the traces by switching on block-in and then we have to switch block-in off. But with Yeager, we can use Yeager in production as well. It can be an always-on tracing library. And if we don't want to have that overhead of tracing library, we can have the sampling rate reduced to zero that can curb out any additional performance overhead that a tracing library can produce. Even Yeager is part about sampling, so if there are 10,000 requests that are being produced. So it will identify which spans to take and then which traces to take and then present it over the UI. You can even configure if you want to have adaptive sampling, probabilistic sampling, which you can see more on Yeager documentation. Then, so for starting up a trace, you just need to pass a configuration file as config YAML where you can specify the type of sampling you want if you want to have a database attached and if you want to enable logging. Once the tracer is started, these are some instances of how a span can be added. The interesting thing is, this is the OSD part, input-output part that I worked on tracing. You can see that over the horizontal bar, it is showing the time duration of when the spans are recorded and the duration of the spans. Then, this is a trace consisting of the OSD input-output path, which is specifying that the request was started, it was enqueued, and so on and so forth. We can see how much time it is taking for each operation. Once you want to have more details, you can see there are metrics such as tags, logs, where you can add any specific parameter that you want to see as a visualization. This is the visualization that the Yeager community is currently developing. You can see there is an experimental feature shown in the visualization. Then, I talked about it. It is a work in progress. Basically, there is a problem. We are working on making it for long-term support shippable Yeager along with open tracing. Once that is in place, you can see there is a trace point I have. You can see this trace. Once support is added for making Yeager and open tracing shippable with Ceph, we can easily instrument Ceph as per our requirement as well, and some of the important points that we generally face issues with. We will have instrumentation for that in place. You do not have to do that. That all is taken care by Yeager. You just need to add instrumentation code such as I did here, adding a span. I am starting a span and then passing a child of function. It is creating a child span for OSD parent span. That OSD parent span I have created at the common Ceph part. That is propagating to whole process. In that manner, you can work from that. It also has backward compatibility with Cephkin. I have not tested this yet, but Yeager also provides backward compatibility with Cephkin. That means all the trace points that we currently have in Ceph, we could have that rendered over Yeager UI. There is a specific port that they have dedicated for that. Some of the struggles that I identified while working on this project were that you have to handle spans with caution. If there can only be one parent span in the whole context, you can have multiple child span follows from span, but if you will have open span, there is a probability that it might not be rendered or it might not create a complete trace. The closing of spans are important. There is some yet to develop features that Yeager has. Again, it does not provide a cyclic graph-based model. Parent span is only there, so maybe they will provide that support in future.


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I think it's about time guys Okay, don't forget to use that st Valentine 23 promo code in the promo code section.  It was like a thousand so hundred thousand silver What else was it? Let's see if I can find it. Wait, what it? Why is this at a different spot now? I think I moved it. Whoops Where did I put that other tab? Sometimes the tabs just do crazy stuff guys. You know what I'm saying. Oh There it is Okay, found it Okay, what else do we need to do Before we move on to battle so hundred Yeah, the if your new player you get 100k silver 50 gems to epic skull tomes and epic champion Jotun But you join that level 12 you get more stuff the champion rector draft, which is apparently really good Anything else cool. There's some other cool promos. We're supposed to look at which are funny We'll check those out later open as many shards Yeah, we open a bunch of shards. That was fun. Oh Yeah, Jim mind. Yeah, the gym mind. I actually collected earlier because I got on before I did the stream I mind level 2 or mine's level 1 only but you get free gems out of this So you can collect those daily and get more gems which I should have done it more often because then I had to buy more Okay, cool cool complete quest well how many quests have we done today? We need to fight in classic arena use energy that stuff. Okay, we'll be doing that in the arena. Cool We checked out some champions. We got a clan Okay, yeah, let's let's go battle. It's time to battle Let's get back to the campaign which ex gamer says is one of the best ways to level up. So I was kind of stuck right here Let's go here. We've never beaten this one. Let's switch our guys to our new army So we have this guy with this guy. We have this guy. I want to see how these guys perform Where do I put the code on the bar on the left? There's a promo code section Okay, the best part about this We need a little water you put it on auto mode and just go off our guys are dominating right now We've got a level 42 lion guy. He's an absolute stud You'll love to see it. Okay Domination on this one. This is what I couldn't beat before so this is pretty nice Thank you team cat, you know, you don't have to spam in the chat though, but I appreciate it. All right I mean we're about the same level now except we got a level 42 as well So we're kind of popping off Do you have armor? Oh, yeah, I need to put armor on.  We need to go back. I Forgot to put armor on our new guys. Yeah, that's another thing. You definitely got to do that Champions Okay, so this guy has no armor right now so I Guess we can just you know Quip This we can equip what this we have the Shield that's a common though. Let's use one. Yeah, let's use this. There we go We don't have it. I don't have very many I need more Need more of this stuff. I don't have a lot of armor left Like where we're supposed to get more armor. Here we go. Oh, here we go Savage ignores. Ooh, that's what I should have done Bar on the left. Okay. Here it is right here. Look promo codes right there. That's where you can enter it Just click this little thing and it'll pop up. Okay. What about this guy? So we can go give him like all this stuff down here It's a common sword. We don't want to give him that we want to give him a We don't have a lot of swords any more swords. This this isn't bad helmet we have that Shield we have that he's gonna be a beast now that We have that I wish you could just do this all at once. I'm sure there's a way that I don't know Okay, do we have any boots? It's like we're running out of that This guy needs something for see speed is probably good for him, but this is kind of low level Still gonna give it to him though better than nothing Yeah, it's just a hood put this hood on all right What's the code name again? It was I think it's st. Valentine st. Valentine 23 All right, let's go back to battling back to domination Let's get through here. Okay. We got a two-star last wait. How do you get a three-star versus a two-star? I still haven't figured out what the difference is Laura's is a nuker. Okay. It makes sense Just found a maximum gold display on eBay for $11. That seems like a scam Because that's a way too low. Hopefully you get it, but it doesn't matter. You'll go to get your money back on eBay So I guess it's worth the risk should be pretty pretty nice if you grab that Explanation point rate to join you guys can use the thing can enter the giveaways No problem America Okay, let's go to the next one. We dominated there our new guys are kind of popping off right now I'm just saying the stars allow the stats and the level cap to go up. Okay The stars of like each player you mean. Oh, you mean the stars of Gotcha. Yeah of the of the rounds got it Dominate we're too crazy. We've got a lion.  They're crazy Our guys are beefy This guy's beefy, too. He's taking a lot of I said he's taking a lot of damage He gets waxed so we got some armor in that reward pretty cool You need three champions of three levels three stars to level Three champions of three stars to level a three star to a four star. It's a grind to do I see okay Had a great time, but I must go later. Everyone. Hope you'll have a great day afternoon night dark Jara Thank you for being here.  On that like the bar to figure it out So we've got all these boosts and stuff going on their team. They look at this wait. Oh wait I don't know continue if this says dead No buffs for debuffs. We got a decreased offense Our guys are crazy man. We're too good. We're getting gold or silver to where we're at it Can you get gold in this game or is it all silver? I'm not even sure Ice ball the ice type rollout. Yeah, that's what it is the ice ball. We're playing Pokemon When you buying pot collection after the stream do not when I end stream We're going for about 20 more minutes when I in stream do not let me forget to get that Still going baby. Are you buying multiple? I'm considering. I can say the thing is now I don't know if they're playable. They got to be playable, right? Oh, no, they took one of our put I was gonna say our Pokemon to go to our people out.  The skin walkers we need a sketch, but don't worry we can handle this because we're insane Okay, so we just won that's that stage. That's nice. How many different? Campaign levels are there's 12 on this one? Oh Look at all this Collecting all kinds of stuff. Oh, we got to get the void shard. That's kind of dope Get another summon, you know What about our Quests, how many do we have now? 50 energy purchase an item at the market. Oh interesting So we could buy a weapon a chest plate Unlock now chest plate. These are all commons. I Guess this is good. We need some swords. We'll get that that'll help me get some some quests done Be the campaign boss Okay Like an upgrade mine. Oh, what does that cost 600? Oh nice You can upgrade my weapons. Oh my gosh. I could get crazy with this It's making me even better dude Wonder what it goes to not interested I'm gonna keep upgrading this see what happens. It's not like a max level here. Oh It failed. Oh, yeah, that's when it starts failing. I remember that Okay flight classic arena. Let's go fight in classic arena. Is this this like PVP or something? Oh, that's the PVP isn't it? I don't know if I'm ready for PVP. I'm a little scared for that But dungeons on the other hand. I am ready for the fire castle We got waxed by this last time. But guess what? We're a new team this time. Let's go I did a little seven. It goes to 16. Oh 16 Wow, we're only like level five this dude has a massive shield with eyeballs on it Kind of lit he's also like on fire. He looks like lava golem. Look look at his head He's like got the cage with the guy in it.  He can't handle us. We're too good. We're too powerful. We got lion man He's even attacking We dominated we're too good We're too crazy Kitty is strong Yes, we're just one-shotting their whole teams The same guy he's back He's back All right. Nice. Oh Oh, where's my other we go? Da-da-da-da-da-da Oh But but but but up But but but up Dude, we are waxing these dudes We are waxing right now That guy looked like Django Fett That dude looked like Django Fett Little look just like him. Whatever that guy's name is the guy who plays Django All right guys another reminder while we're waxing this dude right now Check it out. Give away download raid if you're interested We're getting towards the end of the stream if you've had fun. Give it up It's not over yet, but we got a couple more raids to do. I wish that this That would not be on the go let's put it on clan chat. That'll be better Harry clan Sup clan look we could type while we're literally battling That's wild Send me some messages clan Wait, let me go back to the clan real quick. Let's see if we got a we got people in here Clank clank clank clank clank clank clank clank clank. All right guys. I see you guys in here.  We got 30 members clan power 2.64 mill seems kind of lit Wait, who's our highest level member? Let's check. Okay 66 You're insane You're a madman 45 that's really good That's why our level so I 48 is that he owe ex gamer 150 the legend himself Scarlet crow Lot of everybody's double digits. That's that's pretty insane Okay, here we go Edgar level six you're dropping the ball, but so you know, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding You're doing great man. You're doing great Edgar. Oh Let's collect those. Thank you. I'll take that I'll take those not don't mind if I do Index. Oh, yeah, we didn't really check out the index this time, but you guys have seen it before, you know, there's some cool stuff in there All right Back to battling. That's what we want to be doing Factual war it's got to be level 20. I'm almost there. I'm almost there arena Clan bosses. Let's go back to dungeons. That's that's kind of my thing. That's what I want to dominate at here We go We've got a Wow, there are a lot of dungeons. Wow, they just get harder every time I guess Click me to see my characters you could do that. That's cool But I need to text my editor and tell him to put get that Zeus pull in a short way So because that was a sick pull that was insane because I was like That's I was like if we don't get it. That's okay because we're gonna pull it right now that I pulled That was insane. I can't believe that happened. Honestly. I was not feeling confident. I said I was but I wasn't I was not feeling confident. I was like this is gonna be tough You got to keep waxing Also, I saw the Lakers were getting waxed when I went to you got that water earlier Lakers were like get doubled up It was not good So I think we're probably getting waxed still cloak of fire Yeah, all right more rewards easy money easy dubs Dude, these guys are just putting up no resistance. Okay, they at least survived that time. We got a boost not bad Three-point game they made a comeback how much time is left? I guess I'll watch the end one of the streams over Actually, it might it might even be over by the time we're done. I don't know You see this is definitely getting tougher. We're not really getting through this guy as much Cloak of fire. Yeah, we might actually lose this one. Go look how little damage we're doing Into the third. Okay. We might see the last couple minutes. Yeah, it's gonna be close Our lion. Okay. How we supposed to this guy is literally blocking everything.  He was healing though. So Yeah, yeah, okay, you got to get that shield out of the way then you can take him down Yeah, the cloak is really is really balling us balling on us What the rest of your plans this week we'll be streaming our normal twitch schedule Monday Wednesday Friday I don't think there's any reason I'll change any streams to a different day or anything So I think we'll be able to review the new maze of memories drops coming. They should be posting him this week I think I don't actually know that for sure, but it's like the week after I think so they should be posting him So we'll be looking at those stuff like that More than five times do stronger damage. Yeah, this guy is kind of waxing us right now But don't worry our lion is crazy Close, I don't know if we're gonna pull this one off guys It might be a L ale ale ale Get him get him you that was good hit good hit down to two on one. It was five on one. Yeah, I don't think we're getting this Yeah, we're not gonna be able to get through cuz we're not enough people Yeah, yeah, and he's healing to yeah, we're dead. We're not making it through this We did beat a few levels though for that. That's not terrible even our giant lion can't take him down Ale ale ale ale. What's up Chels? I Knew if you were here you would you'd come out of the woodwork for that one No defeat We lost Alright, we got wax on that one All right, what else we got let's do another campaign mission. We've only done one today.  All right, prepare to go waxed.  Oh, yeah, we've been playing it on twitch Monday, Wednesday Friday Do we send an email for accounts made during the stream? Uh, yes, so yeah if you downloaded it send me a email. I was here since the raid stream started nice It's up Chels Yep, almost we're almost done with the stream today All these are gonna be given away to people in the stream Later, so just download rate exclamation point rate download it then you you have an entry right there And then if you get to level 12 second entry level 23rd entry Shout out to raid for sponsoring the stream. It's been great. It was an awesome case. Let's just say that it was amazing Wow, that was Quite the opening. You know what I'm saying. It wasn't saying Wow, this is such a nice looking card. I can't wait to create it It's gonna be a fun video bringing that back. I I probably send it I have a plan for some other ones that I'm probably gonna send it with I Did but no one responded you did what did what on holy fat man? I didn't see you earlier though bum We didn't mean to miss you Now why I see a level 12. Do you want? Yeah? Yes, then you can send the email mr. Wilde It It'll help me out if you do congrats on pulling starlight Zeus. So just watched it. Thank you level kick let LZ kicker It was great. It was awesome. One of my favorite polls this year for sure. That was hype All right, let's get waxing. Oh We all we got a message Look at the hype in the clan chat Sup clan. Yo, hello. Let's go everyone low and stuff friendship power. Good. Look in the giveaway Pretty sure Be sure for loot. Let's kill easy difficulty to unlock normal giftee Let's sure haul hit clan boss y'all. Oh be sure y'all hit clan boss. Okay. All right We're popping off our guys are just ballin up level 42 tiger. I can't wait till he's maxed. It's gonna be lit Other folks in the clan. Yeah, I was saying I bought three sets of the pots. Oh nice. Nice So have you heard anything about them not being playable because people some people were saying they were worried I feel like they have to be playable, right? I Would have by three sets just so I have three of each of the cards What are they 150 each to be like 450 it makes sense though because the pots are just so playable You know if you ever make any decks with them, it's just so useful to have them I'm doing good John. How about you? But yeah, this has been a great start to this week. We got some good videos coming out I'm excited for you guys to see him and I've been hyping him up. So hope you guys like him I like that you could chat while you're playing. This is actually really cool Whoever said is coping because they can't buy them Yeah, or they just got some wrong information potentially. I mean it doesn't make sense to me why they wouldn't be playable, you know I don't like pot of prosperity and trap tricks well Makes sense. You can do you know, you guys got your options pots are always like which pot should I use? What's the best for this deck? You know, we're kind of popping off right now in the in the campaign sup newbies sup oldies Got him not much just grinding raid hit the like button and subscribe This isn't magic you you're Prince only primary playable cards fair fair Yeah, I feel like that would they would not do that after the whole magic thing and how that was received There's no way they're gonna do that. They wouldn't be like yeah, let's put some unplayable cards, you know Especially for cards that are mostly playable. We leveled up Let's go We'll take that what's up nightshade gaming you're back for the for the last couple minutes Well taking that back now Can't take it back. Yeah, it's gamer. It's locked in What's her email? I got this just now Jagdy in the chat YouTube chat. It's it's pinned by America It says my email And you can you can law you can send it to me so I can interview in the giveaway Now don't follow ruxin. I'm not opening this. Okay. We'll see what you said after doing something nice Almost a 15 starlight Zeus. He's the legend Don't listen ex gamer. He's lying. Should they risk telling the necromancer knowing they were out? sacred order And taken by surprise at Valdemar Strait a white eagle Thank you nightshade gaming. I appreciate it perilous mount route Okay, nice nice All right, we beat that section sick We'll take that not bad not bad at all. We kind of went off and raid today Play I said I have device, you know what ex gamer you're grounded. You're grounded for messages. Just saying We got some more quests. Let's collect those. Oh, yeah, let me just let me just grab that for playing for 60 minutes Oh, we got to play a little bit longer for those It's a player in points. Don't forget to enter your promo code at st. Valentine 23. I believe is the one How can you know the giveaway so one last time for the end of the stream? We have four separate giveaways right here These are all the giveaways you can win one of these simply by downloading raid use exclamation point raid Download rate chat a legend send me confirmation view my email that you downloaded it. That's it You enter the giveaway if you get up to level 12 in the game You get a second entry if you get up to level 20 you get a third entry Send me an email the email is in the chat right now and that's it That's your last chance to end it because if you don't enter now, I'm ending the stream So now's your chance get raid if you guys are interested in that. It's been a great stream. It's been awesome I mean we pulled crazy out of phantom rage, so That's it guys make sure your last chance enter that giveaway I'm gonna be giving away those in the next couple of days to you guys So thank you guys for coming out appreciate you guys who hung around played raid for a little bit It's been fun shout out to rate shadow legends for sponsoring the stream letting us open an awesome case was really cool So that's it for the stream guys Hope you guys have enjoyed it if you have make sure to like the video and subscribe to the comment Someone write the code. Okay. Let me write it for you. All right. See you guys next time


This is Amit Dan of amitdan.com. Today I will have another episode of review video and I'll be reviewing the small rig Simor dual cold shoe extension bar, which I have it right here. If this is your first time or if you visit Thank you for your support on this channel. I'm always trying new and different ideas If you're into thinking outside the box, this is the channel to subscribe If you're looking for more review videos, there'll be links in the description box below so this is a cold shoe extension bar and This is by small rig so you can tell by just looking at it that this is very lightweight and actually it's made of Nylon and 30% fiber which I have it right here. So some of the specs are this is only 42 gram and 144 18 by 25 millimeter and then we have cold shoe Dual cold shoe mount and then it has actually quarter inch thread and a screw which is right here and Right here. So if you open it up, you can see that, you know You can put it on top of tripod and also get a touch something else on top of it And then here we have four adjustable Sections so you can adjust it many different ways. So for example, it goes Like this like this So just put it here So if you buy a full metal cold shoe like this The thing is that this one is not flexible. So you're just, you know start to Do a fixed like you know cold shoe and in terms of The small rig dual cold shoe. This is very flexible and you can touch An extension here an extension here and also you have the capability to touch something here and something here So for example, if you'd like to put it on top of tripod, then you can just, you know, put it Like this So let's just do that And then here you can attach, you know, a mic or a light and here you can do the same thing But you can actually even do more things with this. For example, if you'd like to attach a An adapter just like this and if you just you know, touch it to here So for example, if you do it here, then you can actually Extend this beyond It's rich and you can like, you know, attach something else here. So for example, and then you can, you know, put it Up and down and you can Have something here and you can go further than Putting it here because it's giving you more space So in terms of what you can do and what you cannot do you have to just like, you know, use your Imagination or you have to use How you're going to figure out how you're going to use it But as you can see that, you know, this is really flexible and another thing I like about this that this is really Lightweight and small. So when you're traveling, this can come in handy and this can go a long way So for example, this is all metal And this takes more space, but if you fold this then this is just, you know, going to Take a very Little space comparing This one So what I did in the past I attached this With here And then, you know, I put it on top of tripod. So this one you can actually remove it Then I have a like, you know, big magic arm and then I attach my uh, mic right here And then it's like, you know, very flexible because I can close it to my uh, take, uh, put it close it to my Mouth so it gets more Sound and also I can put something else. For example, another small camera or anything as long as you have the required Adapter so If you are not using one of the one of adapters like this, then also you can use this with your regular tripod, which has either a quarter inch Screw or quarter inch hole and then you can use it that way too. And then, you know, you can do so many things with this and That one thing I noticed that it looks very uh Small or it looks that, you know, it's going to break. It's not durable But I have had a heavy camera attached to it and nothing happened. So I had a camera attached here And this one was on top of my tripod and then I had this thing, you know, uh, holding my camera But nothing happened to me and it it's can take, you know, very good amount of weight So although it looks like it's going to break, but it's not it's very strongly Made and it looks also very good So this is small rig dual Culture extension bar and also this is the simmer of small rig and I'm totally happy with the product and the other thing is this is very inexpensive. It's only about 10 12 dollars. So you cannot go wrong. Just give it a try I have several of these but not exactly the same thing like metal But this is the one I'm using most and especially I'm taking it, you know, whenever I'm traveling So that's all for today. Thank you for watching this video. There'll be more videos coming up. So I'll see you shortly. Thank you