Can everyone hear me now? All right, so I'm going to be talking a little bit about how to move your logic out of Drupal. So a little bit about me first. My name's Eric. I'm a backend developer for Previousnext. Previousnext is an Australian-based firm, but I'm actually based in Indonesia. I've been working with Drupal for a little over four years now, and you can usually find me around on hash-contribute or hash-supports-fact tunnels as Eric115. So this talk is aimed at anyone who's got a little bit of an idea about object-oriented programming, best practices, and is looking for some logical ways to split their code base up. I'm going to go over some of the basics of decoupling your logic to improve testability, maintainability, and usability, and take a look at why you might want to move your logic completely out of Drupal into something like a separate composer package. So the first thing you might be wondering is why I would stand here today at a Drupal camp and encourage you to move your logic out of the very platform that you're using to build your project. Well, bear with me and hope it'll start making some more sense. When I say move your logic out of Drupal, I'm mostly referring to decoupling your business logic and treating Drupal as more of a presentation layer or wrapper around your library. So we'll look at some ways to do this shortly, but it doesn't necessarily have to be right out into a separate composer package to reap a lot of the benefits of cleaner architecture. However, sometimes holding this idea in your head while you code can help you to shape your code in a better way, similar to how you might consider something like test-driven development. This kind of architecture lends itself particularly well to integrations and data modeling, so they'll be the use cases I'll be focusing on today. Frequently when you're writing these kinds of integrations, there's no inherent reason for your code to be coupled to something like a block or tied in with Drupal at an architectural level. Even if you're relying on Drupal APIs to process your data or complete some of your functionality, you can often simplify your integration greatly by just focusing on the raw integration first and then figuring out how to send your data across to Drupal, which will often come out naturally as you implement things in smaller pieces. It does, of course, depend on what you're implementing, and this is definitely not applicable to everything that you do in Drupal. In real world projects, you're going to end up with some of your logic in Drupal. So you can define a domain as a field of study that defines a set of common requirements, terminology, and functionality for any software program constructed to solve a problem, or more simply put a sphere of knowledge. And domain is an important consideration when you're structuring your code. So if you hold the idea of Drupal as a presentation layer in your head while you code, it sometimes helps outline where domains are overlapping and where it makes sense to split your code. In the case of an integration, it can usually live in its own domain because it should be agnostic to how it's been presented in something like Drupal. So let's have a look at a bit of an example. So let's assume we were tasked with writing an integration with sportservice.com to show upcoming FIFA World Cup matches and display that information in a block in Drupal 8. We're going to assume that there's a nice JSON API for us to use. So let's say it looks something like this. We've got two endpoints that we're going to use, future matches and teams. The first one is going to show return a JSON array of upcoming matches with some team IDs, a location, and a start time timestamp. And the second one is going to show a JSON array of team information. Hope we can see them there. So the first thing I want to look at is how you might implement this if you didn't consider your domain and you just went straight in and implemented this within Drupal. So this is about the bare minimum required to implement this. It's a super compressed example for this implementation, but it is something that I frequently saw in Drupal 7 code bases, particularly in Drupal 7 blocks, although perhaps it may have been split across a few more functions. So it's not too important exactly what this code is doing in this example, but we're making a few HTTP requests to request some data. We're looking through that data to link things together, and then we're passing that new array to a custom theme function when rendering the block. Now implementing things like this probably would work, but at least do a couple of problems. The first one is testing becomes a lot harder. So when you couple your logic to the presentation layer like this, it makes it a lot harder to test your logic in isolation to the other code and how it's being presented. So in this example, it'd be pretty difficult to write a unit test for this, because what you're writing, your logic is tied to how it's rendered in Drupal in a block. Even if we could test this method, all the logic and data fetching is coupled together, so it would be hard to test what happens if one of the requests failed, or if you wanted to do some more complex mocking. I mean, I guess you could get around that with a lot of try, catch statements, or if statements, but it probably wouldn't be very nice to maintain. In the scenario that one of the requests did fail, the entire method would fail as well. So you're losing a bit of resilience there, too. And finally, this code isn't really maintainable or reusable. If another developer had to come in and make a change to this method, they're going to struggle to understand what this does, and it's not really clear what this method should return. And in another example, if we had to implement a new block to show a list of teams, we couldn't reuse any of this code, even though what we would be doing would be principally the same. So let's take a look at how we might restructure this within the Drupal module by considering your domain. If you consider Drupal as a presentation layer, a good approach to take in separating the integration is to make it mostly agnostic to how the data is being presented or used. This means that this integration just integrates with the service and makes this data available in a useful format. But it's not overly concerned with the presentation. So let's have a look at how we might break that down into some smaller pieces. So here's an example of how we might split things up. I've created a module called soccer block. I've created a match schedule, which I'm using as a folder and a namespace. I've created a match schedule client to make requests to the API and fetch data, two new value objects, match and team, and a schedule class to tie things in together. Now, the schedule class could be considered overlapping into the presentation layer, but I'm going to talk a little bit more about that shortly. Just a note here that a complex example, or a real world use case, might have a few more subfolders as well. So this is a little bit more code than the previous implementation, but in my eyes, that's not really a bad thing, because it breaks things down into much more logical pieces. So from a maintainability perspective, it's much easier to read and understand a single concept, small class, than a large chunk of complex code trying to process data like we had originally. Breaking things down like this also tends to lead to cleaner interaction between pieces. So definitely don't underestimate the usefulness of having a value object for your different concepts. If you work with Drupal 7 a lot, you might be used to constructing and passing your data around in render arrays. But having a value object opens up all kinds of doors to make your life a lot easier. So an obvious benefit of being that the models can have methods to make accessing properties easier and allow for abstracting things like normalizers or other nitty gritty things that you may need to do when dealing with data from an API. In this example, I've added some methods to get the team name and team ID. It's not very complex, but if we ever needed to do something like upended string to a team name, it would be a very simple and logical change to this code. And anywhere that's using this code wouldn't need to concern itself or change to make use of this. So value objects also allow for factories for creation, which are particularly useful when you're creating things from Paris JSON. You can see the create method there, hopefully, which follows the same ideas as the create method in Drupal, if you've used that before, which is defined in the container injection interface. Although this one in particular doesn't use any Drupal interfaces or base classes. So when we break things up into value objects like this, we're able to model the data in a way that makes sense to us, rather than how it's presented to us by the API. Now, in this case, even though the API doesn't pass us a match with a team name, just a team ID, we can abstract that fact in our data models and add some sugar to allow us to use a match object to nicely fetch the team names as a string, without actually worrying about the fact that that data comes from two separate API endpoints. In this example, I've added a property to the match class to hold an instance of team and a method to fetch the name of team one by accessing the getname property on the team instance. So to take things a step further, you might consider moving your logic out of Drupal completely. Now, whilst this was possible in Drupal 7, Drupal 7 wasn't really architected in a way that left itself to move the packages out. Although you could achieve it by leveraging the library's contract module or adding some order loading. Drupal 8, however, makes it really easy. Most of us are already managing our project dependencies with Composer in Drupal 8, and if you're not, you might want to look into it. So it makes sense for us to leverage this by moving our logic into separate Composer packages and leveraging Composer to require them. Creating a new package is quite easy. You just need to create a Composer.json file for your package, and you could submit it to something like packages.org, or create a customer repository for your project. And you can use something like GitHub if you're willing to modify your Composer.json file for your project route. So this is an example of what the Composer.json file might look like for our demo package. Requiring this would be as simple as running Composer.require, eric1.1.5, slash DrupalCamp.sg. Something else I want to point out in this is that you'll notice that our package has a dependency on guzzle. Now, this is so that it can make HTTP request itself without relying on the Drupal Core dependency. Now, in the real world, you might want to open up your package to accepting dependencies injected so that we can use the HTTP client created in Drupal. So after creating a new package and moving all your business logic out into a nicely contained and well tested domain, it's time to go back to the original task of displaying a list of upcoming matches in a block. Now, this is where the schedule class we created earlier comes back into play. Our integration with sportservice.com doesn't really have a concept of a schedule, but this is a concept that we're introducing to make presentation easier. So in this case, it makes sense for the schedule class to stay in Drupal as a presentation helper or perhaps the main wrapper for Drupal to interact with our integration. This class calls the integration to fetch the matches and then structures a return data correctly so that we can pass it back to our block for rendering. A presentation helper method like this means that we can remove the original method that we had in our block earlier and use the result of this method directly in a block render method instead. It also means that other things could use the same output if they wanted to. So all of this leads to the question of when is this useful? Now, I've personally found that this kind of architecture is particularly useful when dealing with complex data models. Something to remember when considering this is that unit tests are by nature a lot faster than integration tests. So in one project, we decoupled our domains and we moved our data models into separately maintained composer package with its own unit tests. We were able to significantly cut down the time required for our test suite to run while increasing our test coverage. And that, of course, pays for itself in saved development hours over the course of the project that can definitely be used for other features later. As a company, we've also been pushing to start moving integrations out into a separate package where possible for a while, as well as the reasons I've gone through today for us and why this would be useful for us to do internally. It also makes open sourcing the packages a lot easier later. In particular, integrations with commonly used services, once they're already written in a generic fashion like this, they're very simple to push out to an open source community. And I don't think we've got time for questions right now. Oh, yep, two minutes if there's any questions. All right, thank you.


I will write down the heading here in case of in case of multi cyclic compound in case of multi cyclic compound. So, if the compound has more than one ring present in the compound. So, in this case we only count the number of the peripheral pi electrons. So, we only count we only count the peripheral pi electrons. So, what is peripheral pi electrons I will tell you. Suppose I will take an example of naphthalene, this is an example of naphthalene or we can also draw the resonating structure of this one which is nothing but. So, we will always try to take that resonating structure in which the maximum number of pi electron present in the peripheral thing. What is peripheral means? Peripheral means this thing you start from any carbon atom and you are going along the boundary of the compounds like this along the boundary of the compounds. So, this pi bond we are not counting and we always try to draw maximum possible number of pi electrons along this boundary. So, that is why I have drawn this resonating structure. So, here you see the number of pi electrons are 1 2 3 4 5. So, we have 10 pi electrons 10 pi electrons is aromatic for n is equals to 2. So, this compound which is naphthalene the name of this compound is naphthalene it is aromatic. So, we will see few more examples and we will see the application of this how do we count the peripheral pi electrons. So, these are the examples we are going to discuss. So, how many pi electrons we have here 1 2 3 4 5. So, 10 pi electrons. So, it follows Huckel's rule aromatic integer. Here you see 2 4 6 8 10 12. So, it has 12 pi electrons. So, with 12 pi electrons what we can say with 12 pi electrons we can say that it is anti aromatic because it has 4 n pi electrons following right. So, it is anti aromatic integer. Now, in this one why I forgot to write down the double bond this should be. So, how many pi electrons are there 2 4 6 8 8 pi electrons this also follows anti aromatic compounds. Here you see this carbon this is the non peripheral pi electrons. So, we call it as non peripheral pi electrons we will not count this. So, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. So, 14 pi electrons it has. So, it is aromatic in nature for n is equals to 3. This carbon atom you see these 2 are sp 3 hybridized carbon sp 3 hybridized carbon it is like this listen to me carefully over here. When we have a multi cyclic system and any of the carbon atom is sp 3 hybridized then what we will do we will see the smaller ring on from that. So, we have 2 rings here if you try to you know understand here we have 2 rings 1 is cyclo butadiene you can say and other 1 is this benzene ring. So, since this 2 carbon atom is sp 3 hybridized. So, it is non planner right it should be non aromatic but in case of multi cyclic ring what we do we first if you are getting non aromatic then we check the smaller ring. If it is non aromatic then we further check the smaller ring till we get the aromatic compounds. But here we have only 2 rings possible. So, the first the larger ring is this the whole ring is this larger ring is this which is non aromatic. So, we will check the smaller ring smaller ring is what then we have this benzene ring first the large ring is the whole compound and then the smaller ring is what the benzene ring which is aromatic in nature. Hence, this molecule is aromatic compound with 6 pi electron we will see some more examples on this then you will understand how to do this. Just you have to keep in mind that we will keep on looking at the ring a smaller smaller smaller ring till we get the aromatic or aromatic ring. This thing we only do when we have non aromatic compound the larger ring is non aromatic. So, we will keep on checking the smaller rings one by one. So, like you see for few more examples if I write down here this molecule this molecule you see it is sp hybridized carbon right sp3 these are sp3. So, the larger molecule is non aromatic then we check the smaller one smaller one is what this is the smaller ring we have right and this smaller ring see the smaller ring of this will be what cyclohexene cyclohexene large is this whole ring the smaller of this will be this cyclohexene which also has sp3. So, this is also non aromatic then we further check the smaller ring which is nothing but cyclobutadiene cyclobutadiene and this ring is what it has 4 pi electron and hence it is anti aromatic the whole compound is anti aromatic in nature anti aromatic in nature with 4 pi electron that is how we check we will see some more examples. So, how many peripheral pi electrons 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. So, 14 pi electrons so 14 pi electrons is aromatic in nature. Another example you see I am giving you some miscellaneous example mixed all these concepts we have. So, if this molecule goes under any reaction so you see first of all if this pi electron shift over here then we will get the negative charge on this carbon atom. So, that will be this C H 2 positive lone pair with negative charge. Now, this molecule is having 6 pi electron 2 4 6 and hence it is aromatic in nature. So, the product will get according to this shifting of electron if it shifts here sorry if it shifts here then we will have positive charge here. Sorry one thing I made a mistake I am sorry this pi electron should shift here then we will get this negative charge here and then we will get aromatic. If this pi electron shifts here then here we have the positive sign then this ring has 4 pi electrons. So, 4 pi electrons means what it is anti aromatic. So, according to that we will not get the major product understood. Now, one more example you see this is the two compounds I have drawn suppose this bond is alpha and this bond is beta. What we have to compare the bond order of alpha and bond order of beta the bond length of alpha and bond length of beta the bond strength of alpha and the bond strength of beta all these three things we have to compare. Now, you see there are two possibility here there are two possibilities one is what if this pi electron shifts here then what happens? If the pi electron shifts here this is the compound we get and what happens if the pi electron shifts here like both way if it shifts gives you the same product. So, the product here it will be we have positive sign negative and positive with a lone pair with a lone pair. Now, with this shifting what happens you see this ring the larger ring here it is aromatic 6 pi electron and this ring has 2 pi electron right this is also aromatic. So, whole compound is what it is aromatic in nature. So, this is for the smaller ring now here you see this ring has 2 plus 2 4 pi electron. So, this is anti aromatic, but this ring has 2 pi electron. So, it is aromatic right. So, with this shifting one part is anti aromatic other one is aromatic and here both are aromatic. So, if you compare the shifting of this from here to here and here to here this is more likely to happen comparatively because we are going towards aromaticity complete aromaticity right it means what this molecule will exist in this form more where the bond order of alpha is 1 right we are comparing this 2. So, this is more stable aromaticity because of aromaticity. So, bond order is 1 here since half part is anti aromatic. So, this conversion is slightly less that and then see for this molecule to convert into this is slightly less in comparison to this one. So, here the bond order of beta will be slightly more than 1 right. So, what we can say the bond order of beta is more than to that of alpha and when the bond order is more bond strength is also more and when bond strength is more bond length should be less. So, this is the order of these 3 parameters we have with respect to these 2 examples always remember one thing this is the comparative study we are doing on we are doing this right comparative study of these 2 molecule bond order of this bond and this bond we are doing according to the aromatic behavior. So, this is it for the no aromatic compounds many examples we have seen you have to keep these examples in mind because all these are important what factor we are applying when and what we do when we have multi cyclic system with non aromaticity or sp3 hybridized carbon then we will check for the smaller ring then smaller ring and then smaller ring till we get aromaticity or anti aromaticity. So, when we have this kind of molecule you must remember what is the method we have to apply to conclude where the compound is aromatic or anti aromatic we will see some examples some reactions of organic chemistry also which involves aromaticity that we will see here next trends before going into the reactions we will also see here aromaticity in annulins. These are what annulins are annulins are these are cyclic conjugated cyclic conjugated hydrocarbon cyclic conjugated hydrocarbon. For example, the simplest one if I write which is cyclobutadiene right cyclic conjugated hydrocarbon the name of this compound is annulin and in this bracket we will write down the number which is equals to the number of carbon atom in the ring. So, 4 carbon atom so we have 4 over there if you write down benzene benzene is also a type of annulin the another name of benzene will be what according to this nomenclature annulin 6 because we have 6 carbon atom present in the ring. One more example you see cyclic conjugated system the name of this compound is annulin 8 since we have 8 carbon atom present here. So, in all these molecule if you calculate the number of pi electrons here we have 4 pi electrons. So, 4 pi electrons is what it is anti aromatic 4 pi electrons anti aromatic here we have 6 pi electron 6 pi electron is aromatic here we have 2 4 6 8 8 pi electrons. So, this is anti aromatic now some more examples will see here this molecule if you calculate the number of pi electrons 1 2 3 4 5 10 pi electrons. So, 10 pi electrons according to Huckel's rule it follows Huckel's rule n is equals to 2. So, it should be aromatic right. So, according to Huckel's rule it is aromatic in nature, but the actual you know the thing is it is not aromatic, but it is non aromatic in nature right and why it is non aromatic because of this hydrogen hydrogen repulsion here. This hydrogen and this hydrogen here we do not have that much space so that it can accommodate 2 hydrogen atom here right sp to sp to hybridize. So, this will be in the same plane then the repulsion between this hydrogen atom will be more and hence to minimize this repulsion one of this ring will come out of the plane and that is how the molecule becomes non planner and non planner molecule is always non aromatic because for aromatic and anti aromatic team the condition is what it is cyclic planner conjugated system. So, it is non planner so non planner becomes non aromatic. Now, you see this example also if I write down in this way and with this bond suppose we have oxygen attached with these two bonds here right with this carbon this carbon and this carbon is attached with oxygen in this plane. So, we have this ring in one plane and with this two carbon oxygen is attached like this coming out of the plane. So, this becomes what when this oxygen is attached out of the plane. So, this ring becomes planner we have a double bond like this. So, this ring becomes planner and planner contains 2 4 6 10 electrons 10 pi electrons this is what aromatic in nature since it follows Huckel's rule right. So, the similar way if you discuss this also if you discuss this also it is also according to the Huckel's according to the anti aromaticity rule that you have this should also be anti aromatic in nature I forgot to discuss this here what happens since we have 8 carbon atoms here. So, this molecule also changes its plane and becomes non planner how it becomes non planner just the structure of this molecule is something like this it is something like this and we have alternate double bond 1 2 3 and 4 right, but this molecule this one is in different plane this one is in different plane that is why this molecule is also non aromatic in nature non planner non aromatic. So, aniline 8 is non aromatic it is not anti aromatic however it contains 8 pi electron right non planner another molecule you see benzene benzene you see it has 6 pi electrons and this is aromatic in nature this triple bond is forms because of hybrid orbital here we have hybrid orbital which overlaps and forms this triple bond here. So, this one bond we are not counting here. So, it contains 6 pi electrons aromatic in nature one more example I will write down this molecule see it has how many pi electrons again you see like this triple bond one of this double bond will not count. So, we have 2 double bond here 1 pi bond. So, we have 2 pi bonds here 1 pi bond will not count. So, we have 1 2 3 4 5 6. So, we have 12 pi electrons here going to this we have 12 pi electrons. So, it should be what anti aromatic, but the actual result it is not anti aromatic, but it is non aromatic in nature why because the molecule has more than 7 atoms present here and it is changes its plane becomes non aromatic right the same thing we have here also non aromatic. So, this is how few examples we have discussed which is important see the aromatic compounds are actually a highly stable compounds. So, you see the stability order I have also written this again I am writing it down aromatic compounds are highly stable because of conjugation and planetarity the molecule gets extra stability. So, this is aromatic compounds and then non aromatic compounds are the next stable compound we have non aromatic compounds are actually the simple compounds which is there at the room temperature. So, that is why the stability order is aromatic non aromatic and then the last we have anti aromatic anti aromatic compounds are highly unstable since it has 2 unpaired electron present in the molecular orbital. That is why the order is this this order is very important they have asked many times this question directly also and the application of this also. So, must remember this order. So, these are the few examples we have discussed regarding aromaticity anti aromaticity and non aromaticity we have also learned that how to assign aromatic and anti aromatic compounds how do we check what we have to think and these examples that we have discussed if you remember these examples in mind if you keep on revising this you will not get any further questions from this all these examples if you remember you can solve all the question that you get in the exam. So, coming session we are going to discuss the reactions which involves aromaticity. Thank you.


Alright guys, what's up? This is gonna be a follow-up of the last video where I gave you two ideas to create for specialty summer programs to increase revenue and get athletes more results for your sports performance coaching program. Those were total jumping, the broad jump in the vertical, and then linear sprint training. Okay, and I gave the examples that I have mostly football and volleyball players and how I would get more of them signed up. Let's say you already have a lot of kids. You're already having big groups. What kind of blockbuster program can you make? We're talking really huge blockbuster program that not a lot of people in my city have ran, but I've seen somebody who does it and They have killed it. Okay, we're talking about paying a year worth of bills ahead of time. We're talking about paying a staff member ahead of time Getting more leads in the door. Okay, getting more paying clients in the door whether it's for eight twelve weeks Or it's for eight twelve months. Okay, so this is what you do This is very bold Okay, and but it can work. So bear with me on this. Okay, let's say you already run a strength conditioning program and athletes can come One two three four times a week, maybe five times a week. Okay, it's the typical Strength speed agility vertical. You have all your different rotating days of what you focus on all the different groups in there Let's say you want to hit something bigger. So I know somebody who does this one. That's like a big platinum program right here, okay? Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday, they have the top level platinum program where it's an hour of Strength training you're gonna have your mobility and they do a little bit of ply metrics in there. Okay, those things go hand-in-hand It's not done after one hour you sign up for that platinum program. They go for a second hour Where all the each day is different and they have a speed focus and agility focus They have a vertical training focus, okay, and What the cool part is They have this two-hour program. It's eight hours a week and they start off You know, it's 12 weeks and they it starts off like about at least a thousand bucks. Okay starts about a thousand bucks, but They start marketing after spring break or around spring break time So in about two weeks from where this video is made they start marketing if you pay ahead of time In April for all 12 weeks Then it's this percentage off. Let's say it's 40% off. Okay, you pay ahead of time No problem. Let's say you get 40 kids right away. Okay, people are really trying to gun boom. Here's my money. Take it Thank you. We'll see you your registration going those same kids. They get 40% off and They get 30% off and let's say after that they're like, hey, you're gonna we're gonna give you free May training Okay, so free May training you're coming to our groups get accustomed to everything and get started Okay, you don't have to do that last part, but that's just something I know people have done Thought to say to Texas and it seems to work and really good will with everybody. Okay Another big discount they do is the matter of you sign up in April sign up in May May Okay, you got 30% you got 40% off 30 40% off in April. Let's say it's 20 or 30% off in May No matter what you can they'll take off another hundred bucks or give you hundred dollars back or apply it to September training if you decide to stay in the program and That's if you start referring friends. Okay, you start referring friends boom hundred dollars off your September program. Okay, you're October you get a hundred dollars off per month To a certain amount for the fall after the summer sounds like a really great deal, right? You're looking at potential free training because they brought more into this big blockbuster summer training. All right, so You do that. You're always just like any camp you've ever ran and been to you're always gonna have those people who sign up the week to One day before the whole entire program starts, right? That's when they pay the full price. Okay, it's like a thousand bucks. Hey Sorry miss the discounts, but that is what it is. They know they missed it Don't feel bad for them. You got all the ones in there who you know. All right, so that's option one They have an option two to really saturate and fill up those classes is I told you the second hour is focused on speed Agility quickness vertical. Okay with those athletes you already had an hour before of strength and plyometrics and mobility You can sign up for 750 bucks if you just Want to do the speed agility quickness hours, okay? So you joining kids who already been there, but I don't want my kids doing weights or we don't have time or the money Whatever your excuses, okay, so you offer something. So let's say You go from having 10 kids that first hour and boom now you got 20 It's a lot more fun a lot more competitive and maybe as you compare the data into the year Those who did the eight hours a week they scored this high not only in strength, but in their sprint test They're vertical. Okay, they're agility. They're broad jump all that good stuff Those two had the just the second hour by itself. They scored this high You can parent contrast you have these meetings with their parents say look if your kid just lifts it It waits a little bit more even two days a week like some of these other kids on top of speed agility vertical training They can become that much better. All right This is a big blockbuster program because like I said, it can take four to eight hours in a week But that's all some people offer. Okay, they only offer their normal program Okay, so they offer that and they have different time slots We're talking about like starting at 7 a.m. They're talking about 10 a.m And then they're talking at 2 p.m. And then another one at 5 p.m. Maybe one at 6 I don't know. Okay, so you're talking all these different hour time slots and you build up the guy I know he for years had 50 to 75 and then he would have He's had a hundred that 125 this past year he had over 200 and let's say with discounts a kid is paying 500 bucks for No matter how much discounts they get what they signed up for and all that let's say the average kid was 500 bucks 200 times 500 you do the math That's a year income in 12 weeks people. All right, so you can go a big blockbuster Total performance program. All right, there are people out there who want to do it Why because their high schools or middle schools don't run any kind of camp in the summer? Maybe they don't run a very good camp at all Maybe they're home from a junior college division 2 division 3 school that does not have strength conditioning Okay, and they're home for the summer parents in general Want to take their kids to camp to be there? All right, so you can think small one to two hours a week like the total jump training The linear speed training then you could also think really big with a blockbuster program where you just change up everything It's option a option B. That's it and you kill it for a whole entire year in a matter of 12 weeks Okay, make sure you subscribe keep up with the ideas here keep marketing right now DMS texts us about our Accelerator program become one of these six-figure multiple six-figure sports coaches keep loving what you're doing Help more kids and be successful. Okay


Aaron, any part of you in disbelief that the season ended like this? What it means, can't believe it ended like this. Now, it's not what we wanted, what we imagined. Had our ultimate goal of getting to a World Series, competing for a World Series, and we fell short. And this one's tough, another tough loss. And it just didn't go our way today. Marlene Rivera, you have a question. Hi, Aaron. Obviously, you guys are always very, you have a lot of pride, and Garrett calling them out and on your offense. And those two things didn't work today. What happened? Why is the reason? People are going to point to Phil Nevin sending you home, or like the home runs. But why was it that the New York Yankees lost this game today? You know, if I knew right now what I would have changed, I would have changed it from the game. Now, I don't have an answer for that right now. You know, they were the Red Sox just a better team tonight. You know, they went out there and they put the two-spot on us early and continued to keep the pressure on us, getting guys on base, having to have bats. You know, and then we really weren't able to get anything going really against E. Baldy. Yeah, I really don't know. Like I said, they were the better team tonight. And Aaron, your manager, Aaron Boone, still in contract situation, has not been settled. Why is Aaron Boone the right manager for your team, and why should you have him back next year? There's a lot of good answers for that. Besides being a great manager and leading this team the past couple of years to being one of the, winning over 100 games, it's leadership skills being even keel throughout the whole ups and downs, the good times and bad times of the season. That's a big part of it. When you are the manager of this team and you wear the NY, and you wear these pinch drives, it's a happy burden. But a guy like Boone, where's it with Prime? Shows up to work every single day, ready to go, gets us prepared the right way, keeps us motivated, gets on guys when he needs to. It's been a pleasure the past couple of years.   So we're the manager. But he's just a special person, special coach and hoping for more in the future. I don't know any of that stuff. Aaron, you've played now five full seasons with the Yankees. Does it get more disappointing every year when you don't make it to the World Series? You know, every loss is the same. We didn't end up where we wanted to, and that hurts. So it's just another stepping stone we got to go through to finally get to our ultimate goal. We didn't reach where we wanted to go this year. And like you said, the past five years. But you can't have the good without the bad. You're going to go through stretches like this.  We just didn't get the job done all season long. You can't have these bad days like this without the good. So it's just we got to keep working. Things we got to improve on individually myself and individually, even as a team, there's a lot of things that we need to continue to work on and continue to improve to kind of push us to the next level. So it's, I guess, back to the training board. Aaron, a couple of years ago, Mookie Betts was in the same situation as you. Boston did not get anything done. He ended up getting traded.  I guess you can say that. You know, I never haven't been asked that yet.  You know, I want to wear these benchmarks for the rest of my career and represent this great organization and bring a championship back to the city. You know, but you never know what the future holds for you.  You know, all I can really do is continue to show up here and continue to try to lead these guys and, you know, give all I can for this team and this city every single day and, you know, whatever happens on the flip side of that with contracts and this and that getting traded.  A lot of guys look forward to free agency. That's our chance to get as much as you can. Why is it important to you to be a Yankee forever? It's just an incredible honor.  You know, that's something special.  You know, so I just got to continue to do what I can to improve as a player and improve as a person and we'll see, we'll see what happens. Hey, Aaron, could we just, could you take us through that play at the plate in the sixth inning and, you know, from your perspective and were you surprised to be sent there? Well, you know, Stan smoked it. Now, I think that's a home run in 29 up to 30 parks. You know, off the bat, I'm trying to get a good jump. You know, I know it's going to ricochet hard. I don't know where it's going to go. I kind of saw it had a bad bounce. I think Passford, Hugo, whoever there was out there in left field and, you know, you know, my mindset as a runner is I'm going as hard as I can until I'm, you know, until I'm not doing, you know, off the bat, you know, I think I got a chance to score.  So it was a perfect throw and, you know, right on the money, you know, so, you know, nothing you can really do about that. You know, you got to take chances as the postseason. You got to take opportunities. You can't play scared. You can't play afraid and, you know, when you see an opportunity like that, especially, you know, a bad ricochet off the wall, you know, that didn't win or lose this game for us.


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Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the transfer show powered by Snickers Protein who are helping to get fans excited about football during the transfer window and there's not long left now. Mundi is a deadline day. Will it be much action we'll have to wait and see? Normally though, this is when it starts getting good. When people start panicking and people start picking up the phones going, oh actually, and then that leaves some leads to some transfers. But there has been a little bit of movement certainly, you know, at Everton, Janach Balasi has finally made that move to Middlesbury. It's on loan to the end of the season, but as this contract is up at the end of the season, that is Janach Balasi's career over at Everton. Listen, I'm glad he's gone. I'm glad he's gone to play football and hopefully relaunch his career and get to going again. When you think about it, it was a really sad sign and wasn't when you think about how it was in the peak of his career in 26, 27, you know, and then he got that really bad injury. He's never really recovered to playing the top level and now he's got a chance to relaunch his career.  He come in and he had had five assists by December the 4th, I think it was when he got injured against United, he had five assists, scored a goal. You know, give us that little bit of power and pace, you know, and we all thought the link up with Rom was going to be, you know, really good for us. I started that way and then obviously he got that terrible injury and was never able to rediscover, get his body right. And I think when we spoke to him in the summer he said that we were still struggling a little bit with it and it was flaring up and then silver coming in. And he didn't quite see eye to eye and he ended up going out and that was it. So, hopefully for him, he's obviously been on loan, he was like a villar and he's been to Belgium, he's been to Portugal. Hopefully now he'll go. Being at some big club, he hasn't been on loan. Oh, yeah, yeah, but hopefully he'll go. He played well under Warner, Chris de Palas, didn't he? So, hopefully he'll go to Middles, but they wanted him in Deadline down in the summer and it fell through, but he's completed it today.  And, yeah, it's done. Good luck to him. Good luck to him off the books as well. And obviously with Everton, there's still a few things bouncing around. Siang Traugson has come out today and spoken to a Turkish TV station and said he's open to returning to Besiktas, which is a bit of a turnabout of face because a couple of weeks ago we said he wanted to stay in Europe, wanted to stay in the Premier League. I think he'd add a little bit of a bifrwm West Bromham Palace. But they've both gone, it looks like West Bromham have moved and so forth. They want to bend techie, it's not happening yet. And there's also a diagonal in Germany. I think you'd look at that. I don't think he ever wanted to go back to Turkey because I think it was a bit like, I think it was a bit like, you know, go back with your tail between your legs and he's failed and, you know. And that's fair enough, you can understand that obviously. Other things like really good wages here and things like that. But yeah, I think he'll make that move because he wants to be playing football ahead of, this is the Euros in the summer. It's still scheduled to be in 12 different countries, I believe, which is just mad. It won't, it'll end up. It won't probably, but yeah. Yeah, Russia.  It's a big one for him this. Probably the pinnacle for Ramona because obviously he's 30, 29, 30. And they've still got the well cup, haven't they, to play in, which you've got to qualify. No, I know what I'm saying. They've still got that to play in to get to that and that would be I think the ultimate. No, that would be.  And I think he can't be afford to just be sitting on evidence bench. He just can't for himself and that's a good motivation to get among the club. And if it's alone, that's the only thing. If it's just alone then you're not really dealing with the issue. Well, he's been here three seasons this month, hasn't he? He's been here over three years now because obviously come the fifth, I think it was the fifth of January when he signed. When it was announced at half-time during the FA Cup side between Liverpool and Everton. He's been here for that length of time. He's got 18 months left on his deal. We're not going to play. No, he's not. We tried to get rid of him last year and he really did and he got injured. And so maybe the sheet is the best he can do and maybe I know CSKA Moscow won them as well, don't they? They won them on loan as well, so to between those two. But for him, go back to taking score goals. They loved them. The crowd loved them, the club loved them.  It looks like Zakes is going to Palmer, isn't it? I think, listen, we always felt like it was going to happen anyway. It looks like that's taking a step closer today. I know there's been little things mentioned and you've got Andy on with yourself to talk about him as a player and what he's got to offer. But they never sat and they'd like there was any real. I don't know, they just didn't seem like there was that much noise coming out of Everton unless it was one of those things where, you know, sometimes clubs will speak to people, but it's not on the field. That on the pechen order, isn't it, a little bit? Yeah, I think if Everton would have gone for a maybe blame, he'd have shined for Everton. That's the way I look at it. Everton haven't made a proper play for him. He might have shined at them out and gone, listen. If we get a couple of people out the door, you might be looking for this or you're interested. And he said yes, which is by all accounts.  It's going to be very interesting in the next few days, isn't it? It might have been one of those where you go, if some things happen, we might come looking for you. So just, but it looks like he wants to palm a book. He's going to look after himself. No, no, but like, obviously this isn't, wait on, I get rid of the squad plays, but last year going, Torxon could be going, there's obviously John Joe Kenny took on to Bainey, then took a Bernard going out as well. This talk, I think, I just think today, there's been talk of Anthony Gordon going on loan to Preston, I think, as well. So you'd imagine if you can't get rid of all those plays and not bring in somebody, you would think. So it could be ducks in a row time, couldn't it? It could be if you've got to start that process, haven't you? I mean, just looking round the league, you know, we've obviously, there's things that might happen. You know, Jesse Lingard to West Ham on West Brom is still. Would you? But you know what? No, I wouldn't be, I mean, he carries the ball at times better than probably anyone we've got in our squad. But I couldn't be coping with him doing, you know, fighting like dancers. What about Dan James? Dan James is a different one. He wouldn't be, he, if we give me, if it was the summit and I had the choice of scouring Europe and those plays we could buy, Dan James wouldn't be one to be on my list. But if it was a loan till the end of the season, looking around, of what's around, I mean, there's Hwang at Red Bull into, you know, Arby Leipzig, went from Red Bull, Salzburg. He is one I will take a chance on, cos he'd give you the good opportunity to look quite a good player. Of course, he's a gamble, but people you're getting on loan will be gambles anyway, won't they for some reason or another? But other than him, Dan James is one who is someone who, what Dan James has got that we don't have in our squad is really quick. He's not, his final ball isn't great, don't get me wrong.   Okay, after time you probably wouldn't find anyone but other times. Dom would be able to get it. It's one that would make sense, would United be open to that because we are rivals. But then if they're not going to play him, then why wouldn't you let another Premier League club give them a minute? So maybe that might happen over the next couple of days. I don't know, but it's an option, there's no question about it. Listen, we've been asking you to get in touch with us as well, using the hashtag fanline for the transfer window, which is powered by Snickers Protein of course. We're going to get in touch with the questions about the transfer window, whether it be ever and other teams, and you have been doing. We want more, we want people to send in videos as well, we want people to send us messages using that hashtag fanline. We've had one in from Simon. At Cywex, 20 says here, are we after Max Arans this summer? He's used the hashtag fanline, which is why we're discussing it. I think Max Arans is on Everton's radar. There's no question about it. I think whether knowledge will be prepared to sell on this window and have Everton got money, we don't know. And that could change over the next few days. We haven't got a clue. But I think he's definitely on Everton's radar. He's an attack and fall back. He's very comfortable in possession. He's quite quick. He's not lightning, but he's quite quick. He's certainly the type of player we should be looking at. I mean, is he one for you that you think would make a difference to Everton? I like the look of him, but... I do believe there might be better out there. I do believe... And cheaper options maybe. I think his price now would be ridiculous. I think in the summer, if knowledge look like to come back up, if they do, his price will be astronomical because they're not going to want to sell him. And then you look at him and go, does he play another year in the Premier League? Well, that's another year's experience. His price goes up again. Whatever happens through them. So looks a good player, but he seems a bit... I don't know, me almost too obvious. Do you know what I mean? You sometimes hear these names and you go, oh yeah. But then you start looking about and I spoke to him. I'm not about this to pay for him. He's not flushed on his numbers at all. He thinks it's better out there. The sub would be better out there for cheaper. I'm still unsure that we can play to flying fullbacks as well. I don't know whether we're better with it. If you've got a good midfield, you can. Well, maybe. And then you have to add to that. That's a different thing. At lamb underscore, Matt, he's got in touch. Would you guys like to see us go after an attack on right back or stick to a defensive minded right back for accessibility, which could allow us to play hammers inside or even go after another box-a-box midfielder rather than a hold on midfielder. Again, that buying into what we're saying. I don't mean either in other midfielder regards. Whether Gabaman comes back or doesn't come back, whatever. Even with Gabaman, we still need another type. That's like him and like the core. He's a big physical midfiel player. I mentioned the other day, Dennis Sicaria. He's playing at Monsingladbach, who I think is excellent. But there's others around. I'm going to full him. He's got Premier League experience and has a good player. But there's others in that mode. And I think certainly one of them would really help us. And that's why I'm thinking about it. It is an attack on foot. Because for me, a priority is definitely a fast winger you can play anywhere across the front. Another midfiel player. I know yours is a right back. But then I look at the likes of Holgate and Goffrey and think, well, if we had a defensive, because Luca Dean is so attacking, if we kept with a defensive right back, but we had a better winger, it enabled us at times to play hammers inside. It's one of them, it's balance. I think we need a boss attacking right back. And then we need a sentiment fielder who can get round the pitch and cover the full backs. And then another forward. And a winger. Interesting. And then finally, also using the hashtag, Fanline is Matt underscore S underscore 1982. And Matt says, with the players who've left and are potentially leaving, are the club in danger of leaving themselves short if they don't even bring in one player on loan? This is something you've been alluding to before when you were talking about John Joe Kenney and obviously Tieng Towson and people going out. There's Mo Bezzart here and now is in part of the squad. Anyway, he's been linked as well with the move away. So if everything were to move out Towson, I've just seen something before saying that everything would be willing to let Anthony Gordon go out on loan, but only if Bernard stays. If Bernard goes, Gordon won't be going on loan, which makes sense. But if Bernard goes and Towson goes, so Gordon's still in the mix, are we leaving ourselves short by moving two players out or on our bench, two attackers? Because we haven't got any other option. I think if Towson, Bernard or Gordon went, I think we have to bring someone in. I really do think we, because I don't think we've got anyone else on the bench to compensate. Yes, with Charleston could be your number, your back up forward, and then Bernard is almost your back up left side. But you're leaving yourself short for what isn't just running. There's things to fight for. We're still in the FA Cup. And there's still the prospect of the Champions League, getting into the Champions League, and the Europa League. So you need to have players. That's where maybe Zeke was like, maybe we'll have a little lucker and he could bring him on loan. He might sit on the bench and he might get on, have a few opportunities. There's no-one in the under-23s, no-one seems to have gone on loan and he wasn't really an option anyway. So I genuinely think we, I keep on saying this, I would love us to go and get and a bit of experience, a jechel on loan for five months. I know it's, I know it's, I'm not saying it's going to happen and I'm not saying that's not the scenario we're looking at. But I just think that there's something in that. There's something even, having something like a jechel on loan for the end of the season, where he comes in, he's not like a player. We might have to pay him good wages for four or five months. Can come off the bench, can start games, can start games and take that, and also something you look at the bench and go, and how often, how often do you think when people are playing like, say, the likes of Chelsea and they see Gerud sitting on the bench and you go, all right, the other thing and go, he'll be an handful in. He'll do something. He'll be a handful. Where you look at our bench and you're not really too worried about that. And I think that's the difference between something, I know Chelsea are not doing well, but you know what I mean?  My night's going to get, isn't going to be slacked off. I've got a different threat here. And I'd love to have that threat. Towson isn't obviously isn't that player. I'd love to have that threat coming off the bench and you go, okay, 34, whatever, but he knows how to handle himself and he's going to open this game up because it'll be slightly different. Fyld yn iawn, if you give him a chance, he's a great finisher, isn't he? It's going to be interesting because it should hot up like you said over the next few days. And if everything do, because I imagine whatever, everything get now for Bernard, I think they'll take you. If someone comes in and goes, we'll take him on down till the end of the season. You're still going to have the problem in the summer, but then you've only got a year left forever and they're going to move them on anyway, but I think they'll snap anyone's hand off for Bernard now. And I think also, just think if Al Nase, who were after Bernard, say we'll pay his wages till the end of the season and look at it again, there's big money off the bill, the wage bill. And then if Towson goes back to Besiktas and we pay 30% of it and they take the rest of it over, then you're making a big, there's a big wage pot there that you could get someone on loan. You've got rid of Wolcott, you've got rid of... Balasi. Balasi. Best as you go at the end of the season. Lesle's gone. Lesle's gone soon. What's Towson got left? Towson's got 18 months left. Towson's got 18 months left. Towson's got the year in the summer. The same as Bernard. Let's hope we can get someone in, make it a little bit exciting, even though the manager and master of patterns keep on saying there's no one coming in. You just like it. I suppose they can't, can they? Because it'd only be a case of... You can only talk about ins when you've got out, basically. Let's hope something happens anyway. Let's hope we get some big itters off the bench and out the club. Deadline day. Sponsored by Snickers. Very interesting. It's that protein. It's the protein. I can still need on Deadline day because they'll be so busy. Definitely. If you want to check, well, if you want to keep tabs with it, but get over to the Balasi channel, sponsored and powered by Snickers on Deadline day. There'll be four hours. We'll be joining in with it all. We'll be doing stuff ourselves as well. So make sure you get over this at the Balasi channel for four hours of Deadline day. Action! As it unfolds, you'll see it all powered by Snickers. There you go. Thanks for watching. See you later.


So the famed photographer, Ansel Adams, was a friend of the director who ran the Manzanar camp, one of 10 internment camps. And Ansel Adams asked if he could come visit the camp to shoot some photos. Now at the time, the War Relocation Authority, the federal government agency that was in charge of the camps, actually had an extensive project to document what life was like. But Ansel Adams just wanted to take his own photos, so he came out to Manzanar, which was an isolated place of stark beauty at the foot of the Sierra Nevadas, and shot an extensive series of beautiful black and white photos. These photos captured not just the majesty of the natural landscape, but the effort of Japanese Americans to recreate a sense of community, some semblance of a normal life with schools, newspapers, a bank, a post office and so on, to try to bring the sense for their families, for their children, that life would go on even behind barbed wire under gun towers and the watchful eye of soldiers. So Ansel Adams, because he was such a great photographer, was able to document some aspects of the internment that the government didn't want to have shown. They didn't want the barbed wire and the guard towers and the armed soldiers to be depicted, so they told Adams that he couldn't photograph those subjects directly. So what did he do? Well, he was very clever. He captured them in the background, in shadows. So in some of the photos, when you look, you can see just faintly that he's taking a photo of something, but in front of the photo you can see barbed wire, or on the ground you can see the shadow of barbed wire. Some of the photos even show the blurry outline of a soldier's shadow. And then for the gun towers, because he wasn't allowed to take photographs of them, he climbed on top of them and shot photographs looking down. That allows the viewer to infer that there must be some sort of very tall structure that you could climb up on top of to shoot the photos of. So what Adams wanted to do was show everything about the camps, both the sense that the camps were a place of confinement, loss of liberty, dignity, equality, yet coupled to that, the sense that here were people struggling under the circumstances to do the best that they could. The Manzanar camp hastily built with the quality of army barracks. These were just wood planks and tar paper ceilings. The wind, fierce wind in the deserts, winters, would blow through the cracks in these buildings that was chilling. Dust storms would arise in the summer as the temperature would climb well into the 100s.  But if you look closely, you can also understand what it must have been like to be confined, to have just a 20 by 20 room for an entire family, sometimes two families packed in there together with just a stove for heat with nothing that would help alleviate the brutal summers. A sense of what it was like to have just life inside a confined space. Inside these barracks were people suffered from tremendous doubt. They didn't know what would happen. Possessions had been taken away from them. Their bank accounts frozen. They had been put on trains and buses with the windows blacked out so people wouldn't know who was being led away.  For these individuals, about 125,000 of them, two-thirds of them native-born citizens of this country, almost all of them of Japanese descent, would they be welcomed back in the hometowns from whence they had come? Because there had been such hostility, even before the war, people who wanted to drive them out, who said openly in a way that would surprise us today that California was for white men, for Christians only. So of course, many of the Japanese-Americans were very much assimilated. They loved baseball. They loved Hollywood movies and they were indeed Christians. There were many who wanted to exclude them and that's why there were alien land laws that forbade the first generation, those who had come from owning land. That's why there were naturalization laws that said if you were not a free white person, you could never become a citizen and equal a real member of this nation. And that's why there were laws about interracial marriage so that people who were of Japanese descent couldn't marry people who were white. And there were numerous other legal restrictions on their ability to obtain licenses to fish or to practice any type of profession all up and down the West Coast. So there was tremendous uncertainty, even though they tried, as best as they could to establish a sense of community and normal life, they wondered what beyond the barbed wire was left for them if the neighbors, the people whom they had called friends before the bombing of Pearl Harbor, would take them back, would accept them as equals.


When this retreat came up, I knew I was supposed to come here. And I see everybody's studied this. And I'm in my 70s also, and I haven't started to study it. And it's like, oh my god, I've missed the boat somewhere. And then I hear you going through the step by step that you go through. And I'm thinking, well maybe this script is, I just have to come back again and again. And it's like, I don't really want that script. And I don't know what to do. Well I can tell you right now, it actually, the Awakening itself has nothing to do with age. And it has actually nothing to do with study either. A lot of people study the Course for decades. I mean it's been around, it was published in the mid-70s. And I have friends that have worked with it and studied it and so forth. And yet, I would say Awakening, which is what healing and Awakening is what we're really into, is a matter of readiness and willingness. That even if you're willing, but you're not ready yet, it will just, everything was on hold, everything will wait until the mind is ready. So even though I've worked with the Course for like a quarter of a century, and I've been on to all these 28 countries, and I've talked to so many people who work with it, I hear all these stories about how it kind of, first it gets into their house somehow. Almost like an animal. It just, it finds its way into their house. Sometimes they use it as a plant stand, a doorstop. You know it gets in there somehow and it's used, sometimes it's stuck in their library. Like they get it and they go, hmm, I'm not ready for this. They don't read much and they just put it away. That's what happened with Lisa. She had it in her house. And then she had this deep, mystical experience with these angels and sparks of light and it was such a transforming experience that after the mystical experience she could actually read it and understand it, but before then she couldn't. So you see that's a good readiness story, like wham, wham, wham, powerful mystical experience and then, oh my gosh, the Course suddenly, you know the words, she could understand them. She could read it. So I always, I mean I've had a lot of people around the world and so I called them like elderly beavers and sometimes they give me a big hug with their grey hair and a big hug and then they whisper into my ear, if I only had the Course when I was your age. And I go, nonsense. It's not a matter of age. It has nothing to do with age. It has everything to do with readiness and willingness. And just like when the teacher is ready the student will appear when the time is right and when there's a readiness, things click and flow so easily. And until that point, I've heard people tell me that first they get the Course into their house and then it's weeks, months or years later before it falls off the shelf and knocks them on the head or it's amazing the stories you hear of how people, when they're ready, they're ready. It's like bonk, they trip over something, something major happens and they're aware that it's time. And so much of the spiritual journey is timing. You know, we have to have the ears to hear. We have to have the eyes to see. When our mind's ready, everything floods to it just perfectly. We can't force the river. We can't push the river. We can't speed it up. I mean, I know that's hard to hear sometimes because people are always asking me how do I speed this up?  And it's our desire, the desire in our heart that really, really propels the whole thing. I think Jesus says in the Course, truth will be returned to your awareness by your desire as it was lost by your desire for something else. Desire, the prayer of the heart is really the key in this whole thing. And it's only the ego that tries to say, if only I was younger, you know, it's the hypotheticals, if only I'd come across this a little bit earlier, oh now I'm going to have to come back in another lifetime. You see how it just starts with it spinning its webs, you know, of future and past distractions. And you don't have to buy any of that. Those things are really not relevant. It doesn't matter. There's one part of the Course where, you know, he says some will see the point of this Course or accept this Course at the point of death and rise to teach it. You could be on your deathbed and have, aha, that's what kind of, because that's what happens in Mary Baker Eddie. She was literally, she had fallen on the ice and she had all this internal so-called wounds of bleeding was laying there and the doctor had gone in and basically said, made the decision she wasn't going to live. Went out to tell her friends who were waiting in the next room. Meanwhile, she reached over and grabbed her Bible and read, remember that famous parable from the Bible where the paralytic, you know, has to be put on the roof and remove the tiles and be lowered down. She goes and she starts reading that thing and she gets it right there on her deathbed and she rises up after basically the doctor said she's gone and she walks out and the doctor turns white and all the friends turn white because they think it's a ghost. You're seeing a ghost. They'd written her off. So isn't it great, you could be on your deathbed and go, I get it.  Again, showing it doesn't have anything to do with age, the condition of the body. She got it when she had a lot of internal bleeding going on. That's a good time. She just rose up and enough of this foolishness. I do not choose this symptom. You know, boom. And wow did she go from there. She rose up and taught it and taught it. The blind could see, the lame could walk. Symptom removal all around her. This glowing presence of Christ just radiating in her and through her. You know, so that's why when I have been taken to people when they're on their deathbed or I would be taken if somebody's been diagnosed with, you know, progressive cancer and they're just laying on a couch. And I'll go in there and start joining and connecting with mine and we'll have such a high joining that they will, you know, say to their wife get me these books immediately. You know, it's like I'm going to get busy like Arsenio would say. I'm going to get busy right now with, I just met David. I just see things in a whole different way. I'm just going to take off in my life even if they're laying on their deathbed. They're not like it's too late or that's just the ego's story. It's too late. Oh, it's too late, baby. No, it's too late. Nonsense. Though we really did try to make it. It could be that the spirit world is right here listening to it too. Yeah. It doesn't stop after death. Yeah. It's all continuous, yeah. So death of the body, because we could throw that right in there with aging and all the other things as a relevant death of the body is not a real death. We don't see it, but they could be all listening to it. Yeah, singing along with us. Yeah, it's great.


Insidious Movie Review from 2010. Hey, what's up guys? It's Josh here. Today, I want to do a little movie review on a movie called Insidious from 2010. Now, this is a movie that I've really, really enjoyed the very first time that I saw it. I actually had a lot of memories watching it. I saw it in theaters with one of my ex-girlfriends and I just kind of was blown away the first time that I saw it. I felt like I hadn't seen anything that good almost ever. I felt like it was very unique and just I absolutely loved it. Since then, the Conjuring has come out. I remember really liking the Conjuring. I think I liked the Conjuring a little bit more and then they had some other later installments of Insidious and slowly it just wasn't as good of a movie as it was in the very first one. And I remember liking the second one a good amount but still the very first Insidious is what really pulled me in. I recently did a top 10 horror movies list and I think I put Insidious about number eight and I was kind of curious to see how good Insidious actually was because I really did like it back in the day. Real quick, what is Insidious about? Family is moving into a new house. You kind of get little inklings that there's some creepy stuff happening and not very much. Eventually, one of the two boys goes to sleep. He doesn't wake up. They go through this long process of the doctors don't know what's going on. He's like not in the coma but he's like alive in this big old kind of confusion. After about three months the boy comes back to the house. He's still knocked out. It looks like he's in a coma and paranormal things start to happen. This movie does evolve into quite more things and I could describe it more but I kind of want to leave it just in case someone hasn't seen the original Insidious because I think it is that good. The pros is it has a very unique paranormal feel. When you compare this to the conjuring or maybe even the conjuring to some of the tactics that they use in this movie maybe seem a little bit like something you've seen before but when the original Insidious came out in my opinion the amount of different ideas that they had was just unbelievable. The whole movie seems to evolve. There's so many different ways to scare you. So many different creatures. So much stuff that you don't know about. It just has so much interesting things going on with it versus a lot of other horrors and a lot of other slashes especially one of those slashes to where you're counting down the kills until there's one person left that maybe survives or not. This movie just kind of flips it on its head and really just makes paranormal movies as good as they could possibly be. I love it. Another pro of this one is it's insane pacing and twists. Now I would say the pacing and twists of this movie it might even be better than any of the conjurings. It might even be one of the top twists and scares out of any horror movie ever. Just the way that this builds and the secrets that this movie holds for you when you compare it to the conjuring. The conjuring is very simple. It's very there's no false endings. There's no like kid in other things in there. I just think that the pacing and the twists of this movie were magnificent and they might even be the best ever as far as horror because I was just absolutely blown away with this movie with its pacing and its twists even up till now. Another pro of this movie is the acting especially from all the adults. I pretty much like every actor slash actress in this movie. Everyone kind of fulfills their role. I would say that the older lady at the end is probably my favorite actress but I really like the main dad character. I've always liked him he's in the conjuring great here Rose Byrne the mom I think she's phenomenal absolutely perfect in this role all the acting is perfect. The whole time I was watching it I felt like my adrenaline was just spiked like I was on a roller coaster the whole time with the adrenaline and the twists and the pacing and there were several times people's acting was just so bone chilling that it just helped the experience for me and just really pushed the feeling that this movie was trying to get even further. Then another pro is that it has in my opinion the perfect length little to no fat there's almost nothing I would change about this movie I would say it's the perfect length and then the last thing I liked about it was the astral projection side of it. This is the first time I've ever even heard of astral projection and since then a lot of people have talked to me about it and it's always interesting to me because I first heard it in this movie and sometimes I'll even suggest people to watch this movie because they talked to me about it and I'll be like do you have you seen Insidious because they talk about the astral projection in that movie. I only have one mixed aspect and that is the music. When I first watched this movie the music absolutely blew me away it kind of took us back to a very classic style of horror cinema music it's not really that theatrical stuff that we have now it's very high-pitched and classic and I really liked it. The reason that I put it in mixed is because there's a scene where they have like a haunting that happens in the daytime and this guy basically changes the music that she's listening to to this kind of creepy music but in this rewatch I almost laughed at the music that was supposed to be creepy so it's kind of mixed on the music. Now let's get into the cons of this movie I really don't have too too many but the cons in my opinion is that it is very slightly dated. When I first watched this movie obviously it wasn't dated at all actually felt very new but watch it now it's very very slightly dated I do want to put that. They do not have very many extra people in this movie the main dad character is like a teacher so there was one scene where like kids are exiting a class but besides that you pretty much have like six or seven characters and all you see is those characters either in the house or just in like a haunted realm again I'm kind of stretching to find that as a problem. I would say this is pretty much as good as you're ever going to get with PG-13 they do drop an F bomb in here they do have some very aggressive language when there's like possessions going on so it really does push the PG-13 label and then the last con is that it has a slow intro. Again I don't really know if I would change this once the main kid gets in the coma from that point on I would say it pretty much escalates at a nice pace twists come at a nice pace and it's just you're engaged from that point until the end but the intro was a little bit slow. As far as horror movies I'd rate this a 9 out of 10 as far as all movies I'd rate this an 8 out of 10 pretty much as close to perfect as you could get for this style movie own it rent it or pass personally I would say own it if you like horror movies this is just one of the best it kind of is a little bit forgotten because you have the conjuring and then you have the later insidiouses which aren't like the original and it makes the whole movie series seem a little bit weaker when the very first one was the best so after watching it I would actually move this movie up in my list from eight to maybe up to like four or five on my horror movies of all time because I really really do like this and it pretty much delivered on everything I wanted it to deliver on if you like any sort of horror or scares check this one out right away but run the road of 50,000 subscribers and I couldn't do without any regrets help you guys are the best I'm having a great day out here hopefully having a great day at home see you all in the next video peace