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First thing became aware that there was a thought system deceiving me, the ego's thought system. Like it was very hard to listen and follow. So I had to say yes over and over and over. And so there seems to be like a progression towards learning to listen and follow. And I feel like until that's complete, I can tell it's become very, very clear hearing the spirit that even the deceptive thought system will get in and try and use that to its advantage. And like even say, I should be able to hear by now, or I've done this, I've practiced this enough, I've done enough mind training, I shouldn't be still at that stage where I can't hear spirit at all. And so between that deception or that twisting of the idea of listening and following and the idea in my mind that somehow I should be happy no matter where I am, what I'm doing, who I'm with, I should just be able to be happy. Like the combination of those things, it's like, it seems to be very, it's like quicksand. It's almost like the more I struggle to get out the deeper I sink. And so yeah, I guess I think I hear what you're saying about, you know, where there's a place like this where people have gone before that can be helpful to trust and to listen. I guess what I'm really wondering is like how to get out of quicksand without struggle. Does that make sense? Yeah, it's a very good question, very subtle too. I have found that the best examples of how to do that are the trusting ones. I use that example, like with Francis, we were down, Jason and I were down in Sydney and we were visiting at her house. And Francis said, well, we don't really have a lot of groceries here. I need to go out and Jason said, okay, I'll go with you. So as they took a card and went out to the grocery store, Francis was just, you know, like those old stories about, you know, about the Indian stories about the master dunking the devotee under the water and then again and then until finally, you know, after five minutes of this, the devotee comes up and you're just gasping, trying to get some air in the lungs. And then that's the master's answer. When you want enlightenment, as much as you wanted that next breath, you'll know it. That was the Indian story. Well, Francis was basically on the trip to the grocery store. She's like, okay, let's cut the chase. What's it going to take? I want to know. Just give it to me straight. And he said, well, let's trust. That's the key, the whole key is trust. And she's like, trust who? Trust what? You know, it's really kind of like zooming in. Let's get to the chase. And it was, and Jason very calmly said, just trust David and trust me. You know, it didn't pause and came right out. And really that's the thing that if you really went out of the quicksand without the struggle, all the analysis, all the things that the ego would say is what makes the struggle. It makes you move and strive in the quicksand and then sink deeper. And it reminds me of the scene in the Matrix movie, the Matrix first movie, where basically Neo knows he needs help and this guy comes to his office and it's got a delivery, one of those deliveries. And he says, have a nice day and Neo gives him a look like, who are you and what is this? He opens it up and there's a phone in there and it immediately pops open and rings and it's Morpheus. And Morpheus quickly says to him, I can guide you but you must do exactly as I say. And he goes, what? Now? And he says, stand up. Do it slowly and then begins the very clear instructions from Morpheus to Neo right there in the office where he's working, which is a great symbol of being caught up in the ways of the world but with the spirit coming, zooming in right there on the phone with a clear voice, clear reception and of course in that scene he's able to trust and lower down and make it out to the wind of the veranda in the back and there's like a scaffolding, you can use it to get to the roof. What? I didn't do it. Then the ego really kicks in and as he's looking down, no way. He goes through the whole thing, you can see the ego, it got so far and then it's like, no, I'm not going to. And basically Morpheus says, I leave it to you and then click. He's given in the instructions and then he's either got to follow the instructions or not and face the consequences and he's too scared to, his phone blows out of his hand even. So that's kind of a symbol of like, I don't want that kind of guidance, it's too threatening. But I think that that's the way out of the quicksand is a sense of trust. I mean with Jesus and the apostles, they really, we know in retrospect they all had good reason to trust him because we have this experience that he was the way, the truth and the life and that everything that he would lead them for or guide them for was for their own best interests. So he would be unwise, anyone would have been unwise to not follow him. But we also know that they went through all these trials and tribulations so much so that even after three years of living with the guy that as soon as he got arrested, they all locked themselves up in the upper room, terrified, bolting the door. After all those teachings about the king of heaven and then of course when Jesus is crucified, he doesn't even appear first to them, he appears to Mary Magdala because she was more ready to see him than the twelve apostles that he spent three years with. So it shows you how deep this goes and what willingness it takes and what readiness it takes but the short answer is trust. If you really would like to kind of come out of the quicksand, you shall know them by their fruits and trust. If you put those together, it can save you countless years of thrusting around in the quicksand and seeming to go down deeper instead of getting out. And yeah, that's why like with Francis over these last few years or whatever, like sometimes I've joked that you had like encyclopedia that had spiritual awakening, a little picture of Francis there because she was just so willing in such a short period of time to let go of things that people wouldn't, people go decades without even contemplating, facing, looking at, letting go. But the desire and the willingness and the trust, if you put those together it's a powerful combination. It's not so much a matter of time, it's more a matter of willingness and readiness. You do have to be ready. Even if you're willing and nothing's happening, you feel like your wheels are spinning, it just means if you're somewhere deep down, you're not ready but that will come as well.


Hi guys, so today's video is going to be on how and where to listen to lung sounds. And I have special guest, Mr. Ashley Adkins, in this video to be my test dummy so I can show you where to listen to them. So the first thing is obviously you need a stethoscope. You can't just listen to lung sounds with your ear. And there's kind of two ways to listen to lung sounds. The most accurate way is to listen at the patient's back. So I'm going to have you turn around. So I know we're kind of at like a weird angle so bear with us, but this is obviously Jesse's back and you want to listen, like when I was in nursing school I was told like there's like 10 or 12 spots to listen to, honestly I say that they're six. The first spots you're going to listen to are their top of their lungs which is kind of right down their back here and you obviously want to listen on both sides. You don't want to go down one side first and then the other because you're comparing the lungs bilaterally. So I start on one side and I always ask my patient to take a deep breath in and out. Okay, you don't have to actually do it. And then I do the same thing. I have to take a deep breath in or out and I go all the way down. I do the top two. I do middle two and then I do bottom two at their bases kind of down here. I was, you know, there's obviously you can listen more. You can do as many spots as you want but basically I'm listening to top lungs, middle lungs, sorry top lobes, middle lobes and then their bottom lobes. Now if you have a patient that's not able to easily turn on to their side or sit up so you can listen to their back, you can listen to the front. It's not necessarily as clear or accurate but you can do that and basically you're going to do the same thing. You start at their top right here kind of where their second intercostal space is and you have them take a deep breath and then you go to the middle and then I go to the bases of their lungs. Oh, I guess you can't really see but bases of their lungs and having them take deep breaths in and out all the way down and you're listening for things like is, can you hear clear lung sounds? Do you hear crackles? Do you hear bronchi? Do you hear wheezes? Do you hear diminished lung sounds? Do you not hear anything? Those are all things you're going to listen for and I'm not going to get into specifics about that but you're listening for anything that is outside a normal lung sound. So anyways, if you guys have any questions, leave those in the comments below. Make sure you give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel and I'll see you guys next time. Bye.


A few years ago, a beloved entity inside the back rooms seemingly went missing without a trace. They either went to an unknown level or they were wiped out fully by a rival creature. We just had no idea. The entity in question is the party pooper, the blue-faced frowning humanoids that used to be on levels like 52, but one day they vanished and we had no idea where they went. But today, I have good news, ladies and gents, because we have found them again. After all these long years, and in this video I will be explaining where they went, how we found them, and why it is so nostalgic to have them back. Without any more talking from me, let's get into the explanation, shall we?  It was an event that caused the party poopers to disappear and get wiped out to extinction, or so we thought. Now, I have a full video on this event. It came out in 2021. It's pretty much just talking about the entire thing. Check it out if you want to. But pretty much the party poopers and the party goers had a huge war on September 6th of 2020. The war started when the poopers wanted to break ties with the party goers and wanted to stop them from having their little cake parties. Which, of course, they weren't having real cake parties. Like normal people, they were having human cake parties. The war was a disaster, and the party goers ended up demolishing the party poopers' numbers and seemingly eradicating them into complete and utter extinction. Or so we thought. After the events of the war, no one had seen or heard anything about the party poopers, which genuinely made wanderers pretty sad, because they were known for being really nice and humanitarian and helping people out who were lost on level 52. But that brings us to the next part, whispers of survival. Additionally, today's video is sponsored by Magic Spoon. I am slightly addicted to this cereal. 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After the virus began to take hold and sweep across the deeper levels of the back rooms, whisper started spreading of a mysterious group that were hunting down these infected SFV entities. At first, there was no description, no modus operandi, no nothing. Just a group of humans doing the good deed of getting rid of cannibal zombies. That is, until the rumors about their appearance started floating around like wildfire. Someone said they wore blue masks, somebody else said they wore black hoods. And finally, someone got a good look at the frown on the front of their mask.  You know, that's not a chance that they just came back randomly because as far as we knew, they were all massacred on level 52. None of them made it out alive. Well, it turns out it was true. The party poopers are back and they're here to stay. Eventually, people were able to get into contact with these party poopers and get their story, and that is exactly what I'm going to tell you now. Entity explanation. After the events of the fund war, the remaining party poopers, or party crashers as some call them, escaped far away from the public eye. They opted to stay away from groups and from people and from any organization like MEG and anything pretty much. They kind of wanted to work in the shadows. They went far and deep into levels in the back rooms that most people probably didn't know existed. And because of them hiding and keeping it themselves, they were able to build their numbers and grow them. And now they have several thousand of members. So before the fund war, we really didn't know much about the party poopers, just that they were seemingly good Samaritans that lived inside this infinite school level, level 42, but this recent rise in the SFV virus brought them out to the light and allowed them to reconnect back to the wanderers. And once they did that, here's what we know about them now. It turns out that they aren't entities at all. Instead, they're actually a coalition of people that wear blue masks. Now, this isn't too crazy of a revelation because many people actually theorized that they were people already, but now it's confirmed. They've been a collective group inside the back rooms since the early 1900s, and their goal now is to violently eradicate anyone with the SFV virus, which they still call party goers from their old rivalry with the party goers. It's just like old times, man. Physically, they're normal sized humans and they wear thick layers of dark clothing with a hood on top. And of course, they have their famous blue mask on as well with a browny face drawn on. They wear all this to avoid any contact with the SFV virus and it just so happens that it helps them blend in as well. They seem to become more and more armed with weaponry over the last three years, taking a more aggressive approach to destroying the virus and those infected with it and protecting themselves and others. They have explosives, rudimentary firearms, traps and spears, knives and stuff like that. And since there's literally thousands of them now, it'd be pretty scary to make them mad because they claim to have gotten these weapons from an unknown backroom's level, which is pretty scary. And honestly, it makes sense because weapons aren't really a common thing in the backrooms, so the fact that they have them means they've tapped into some random level. With these weapons and numbers, the party pooper sought to wipe out the party goers completely from the backrooms and not to just pick them off one by one. No, they wanted to stop them from the source. Voice crack. Which brought about another war. The euphoric war. The party poopers devised that the best way to wipe out the party goers was to infiltrate level 338.1, which is a sub-level of level fun. This is a hotbed for party goers as it's thought to be their spawning location. The party pooper sent over 7,000 of their members here in order to completely stop that virus from spreading. The only problem is, yet again, they were not fully successful. In fact, the poopers ended up losing over 5,000 of their own, but they did end up taking out over 10,000 infected party goers before they left. And because of this loss to their ranks, they had to leave again and go back into the shadows yet again. In sort of a fun war version 2, they went back into the depths to regroup, regather, and to build their numbers up again. Many people credit this one infiltration with saving the entire backrooms from succumbing to the SFV virus because if the party poopers did not take out these 10,000 infected, there's no telling how much will to spread. Party poopers in the current day and the future. The loss during the euphoric war made the entire coalition a little bit weaker, but not too weak. And in the current day, they still have the exact same goal. To destroy the virus, to eradicate it, and to end every single creature that has been infected with it. They're just doing it with less members. The way they recruit is that they recruit lost wanderers that they run into, or if they ever appear at trading posts or anything like that, they recruit them there too. The party poopers are a loved and appreciated group of people by literally all wanderers for what they do, and the sacrifices that they made in the euphoric wars and the fun wars. Because like I said, if it wasn't for their role in those wars, there's no telling how much the party goers would have spread inside of the backrooms. Now, the party poopers did disappear for several years between these wars and maintain their hidden identity until the virus started to spread more in the recent days. Now it seems as if they put themselves back out into the light and are intermingling with wanderers yet again. But we don't know. I mean, as they've done before, after the battles are over, they might return back to the deepest backrooms levels randomly and hide again for years. At least if they do it again, we'll know that they're likely to come back just like they've done the past two times. I mean, we all thought they were gone, but they aren't now. Honestly, drop a like for the return of the party poopers, everyone. What a good day, man. This is cool. So nostalgic. If you are a fan of the OG backrooms, you definitely have a soft spot for these party poopers and are really glad to see them back. So seriously, drop a like for the return of the party poopers. This is actually a huge W, in my opinion. Hope you enjoy it. Go check out the full article in the description if you want to check out all the details. Couldn't fit it all into the video. The full history chronological order and stuff is over there. I also couldn't put it right in the video because it wouldn't have made sense. But I think the video did a pretty good job and encapsulated it all. Anyways, that's it for the video. Thank you so much for watching. It's actually really good to have this entity back. Like my video from two years ago that was on the fun war and the party goers and party poopers is actually one of my personal favorite videos that I ever made. So I think it's pretty cool that I could make another one. Check out the description for Discord and Twitter and all that jazz. You know, it's down there. Love y'all very much. Actually, as I'm recording this, I'm 5,000 away from one million subs. So I might be at a million by the time you see this. That's crazy. Love y'all so much. And I will catch you all in the next video. Peace.


Hello, everyone. This is a Jenkins platform Sieg meeting. We're on the first day of August 2023 and today we have Kevin Martin's and Mark wait, thanks a lot for coming we have two option action items, then we'll see what has been done lately and What is ongoing? Then we may have news. I'm happy that you're there mark You may say a word to about the end of life operating systems on the open action items I have a question first. What about two weeks from now so August the 15th Will be on PTO and even maybe not at home that I'm that important for that meeting But would you like to run it or should we cancel it? I Can hear you mark you are muted. I'm out of the office that day as well. I propose we cancel It's August. Hey, I want I covet to be more like you're at my European friends who I have some friends You take the month of August off the whole month and I like that attitude. So I think we should cancel the meeting Thanks a lot mark I'm afraid this is all new because I don't have access to the agenda If if we agree I have access to the agenda. I'll go cancel it immediately. Thanks a lot mark Then as always the other open action item is Docker image is of course the container image depreciation for the blue ocean container is Something to announce properly to the end user and it hasn't been done correctly yet Now What has been done the last two weeks? I've seen a lot of work on the agent and control images Unfortunately, have a did most of the work and he's not less in is not there to testify So unless mark or Kevin know lots of things about what have a did We'll just say a few words about that So what I've seen on the SSH agent is that a lot of versions got bumped up with looking to just one release 5.8.0. We saw the new I don't know if the name version is a correct term I don't think so. It's still both. I what is it a snapshot mark? How should we call that? You know because we updated the bullseye version, it's it's the operating system version. So I think version is fine Okay Thank you Next I saw something about JDK 17. I think we reached the Dash 9 something so it's a minor update and then get that you love so much mark has been updated for Windows and it was a good thing to do because I think it was way way outdated. Am I right? No, well as far as I know we're keeping it relatively current, but No way no matter. It's a good thing to update it command line get is a is an important part of many many uses of Jenkins Got it my bad. Sorry Then of the Docker agents there were also lots of version berms We had to release it these last two weeks So we bumped up the our client version of course bullseye also the version of Jenkins remoting JDK 17, JDK 11 and get on Windows 2 For in-boot agents we also had a few version bumps and some new images resulting in two new releases. We have The Jenkins agent that got bumped of course. So because it's the root Docker image We are basing inbound agent on and we also have new mages for Windows 2022, which is a good thing I don't know if somebody in the community was waiting for that Created it nonetheless. Yeah. Yes, there's there's lots of interest in it actually so Windows 2018 is reaching nearing end of life So lots of interest may be too strong, but Windows 2018 really is 18 Well, whatever whatever 1809 means because there really probably isn't a 2018 but the 1809 container image is Hey, now many years out of date Yeah, oh Sorry Yeah, got it and the controller of course got three new releases following the Jenkins path But we have nonetheless new versions of JDK 11 and 17 and of course the Balsai version got bumped Now on to the ongoing work on SSH agent. I saw that Git LFS version was a work in progress There's also a kind of old Pull requests from a new contributor to build the SSH agent for Debian bookworm. I Said I wanted to help, but they don't find the time to so I wrote a message this week I guess asking the user what kind of help I could bring but didn't get any answer yet Then we have also Switch to the open SSH installation to the windows native SSH Which could be a breaking change, but this one hasn't been updated. You know why I think Mark anything to add to this one No the Well, actually take it back. Yes, there's still a question about how we name containers And the container naming thing is At least peripherally involved in the question because because We've got on the controller side. We don't encode the operating system name Consistently into the image But on the agent side we do because we have more agent more more os names the question ultimately is Should we adopt a consistent naming pattern? Agents and controllers et cetera, but that's a bigger question than just the agents right now. We hold with a pattern. We have I see so do you see a set of images where You would say that it is Consistently named or if there um repo we should take example on I I don't I don't have Strong opinions one way or the other. I know there are strengths and weaknesses to each convention. I think we've got Workable things both for container for the controller and for the agents Right the users of the agents know what labels to what names to use and the users of the controllers know what names to use it's just a little Surprising sometimes that they use a slightly different naming convention Yes, and Lately I've been installing quite a lot of help tools into my ide and whenever I use some Jenkins dot something dot something That's something these tools tell me It doesn't sound really good. You should have a pinned version of some sort of just get rid of the divian You even don't say which divian you're using and so Yes, I think we could do better in a way or another I don't want to have That big of a name for an agent or a controller, but maybe we should say something more precise. I don't know I get your point. Thanks a lot Next one is on the docker agent. So there is some work ahead about windows nano server tags, but it won't change the Uh image themselves. It's just changing the way we tag the images Uh, then for the inbound agent, I thought this one was already done and my that was wrong So we are trying to sync the readme.md with what is appearing on docker hub And I think L there also is it working or is it Damian? Whatever on tracking the nmap version Which is used in windows test once more that will change the image itself just the building process And on the controller, there's a know PR about uninstalling a plugin. We ask the user for some changes. I think he done most of them So I think this one just needs a review once again The goal of this PR is just to change the readme file or add a dot md somewhere that explains how to install The uninstall a plugin when you are using docker And now it's heavily based on the article that the blog post that got published on jinkins.io a few weeks or months ago Time flies by. Wow Then uh last time we had this meeting. I said a few words about end of live operating systems and caness told us uh, what his point of view is and why so many people are stuck with old OSC that have reached more or less their end of life But they still have to use them because of um proprietary software most of the time Uh contracts so they're happy that um Operating system vendors keep on their support as long as you pay them, of course So mark you wrote a really nice blog post. I think I'll link to that. No, it's not the blog post It's your post on community dot jinkins.io, but Would you like to add anything to that? It just the the concept is it's a good thing for vendors Like red hat canonical microsoft that they correctly when their customers ask Offer to sell those customers a support product that extends the life of the thing They were previously supporting publicly To now have an additional support life and they require extra payment for that. It's very fair of them That's perfectly reasonable. However, the jinkins project has never Paid for additional support beyond the contracts beyond the end of life and given how we're We're a an open source community dependent on people contributing their time and their skill I don't think we should start doing that so Now that doesn't stop commercial entities from doing that kind of thing if they wish but The jinkins project itself should not extend beyond the public end of life because I can't imagine how I would persuade The people who maintain the various plug-ins in the jinkins Plug-in ecosystem that they need to go pay someone for an additional operating system contract in order to support It just doesn't feel right. No, you're I get it. And frankly you wrote that you're open to disagreement and I so no answer For the typing so We can encourage him Thank you I resisted the urge to add the dbn 17 dbn and gdk 17 installation because we already talked about that two weeks from now Kevin, would you like nonetheless to tell us something about that or is it Done finished merge. We don't talk about that anymore Uh, no, yeah, uh, so for the most part the work is done There's still the need to update the windows installation documentation specifically But that's more because it's using a much older version of jinkins than we would typically use in the documentation But there is a blog post that actually just went out today Just announcing the transition and the fact that we've made this transition That lists out some of the areas that the documentation has been updated And just gives some background on it. So for the most part it is completed it's really just that windows piece that we're we still need to figure out and It's something that i'm uh partnering up with It for just to see if I can get a machine myself to do that or You know if it comes down to obviously asking for help from the community. So Regardless, we'll get there and that'll be taken care of but yeah Thanks a lot for that That's all that I had I may have just a little subject, but we's not really Prepared so that may not work at all Kevin and mark would you have anything to add in the news or I actually had one item that I wanted to add to the to the page Because I just got some data from basal crow That I think is an interesting topic or an interesting thing to view So i'm going to just insert it if that's okay Oh, of course. Thank you. Here goes the picture Oh, all right Oh, so you have gdk version installations. Maybe exactly gdk use by date So if you put that on screen, so I think Oh it there. Sorry. Yes. It's on the next page. Okay, so so the the prompt for this is that I've sent a message to the Jenkins board and to jenkins officers including kevin as documentation officer And tim jocom as release officer proposing a To choose the when jenkins will stop supporting java 11 And when we will plan to start supporting java 21 And the the feedback thus far tim jocom says yep sounds like a good plan kevin said sounds like a good plan Um Uli Hofner has some concerns in terms of the developer experience that we're trying to work through But this graph shows What what we see as the common life cycle? All right, so the green line that you see there is java 8 usage And the date is all the way up through the end of july of 2023 so very recent data And but what we see is nicely tapering off of java 8 use Now when we say tapering off it's still 100 000 controllers running java 8, right? So taper taper is is all relative But it's a good story that what you see is java 11 is Clearly at the 150 000 point and java 17 is growing down at the bottom It's probably in the 30 to 40 000 range right now So the proposal that I sent suggested a series of steps Step one is choose the dates and the proposal is We will take jankin's end of life for java 11 to be october of 2024 When temeron ends their life of java 11 When red hat ends their life of java 11 and one month after microsoft ends their life of java 11 So so it's right in the time frame where three big vendors of java Platform items are all stopping their support of java 11. So the jankin's project The proposal is october 2024 one year from you know 14 months from now We will stop supporting java 11 now in order to get that to that date. We need to alert users And so the proposal is that in october of this year We will put a warning into jankin's weekly That says java 11 is going away at the end of october 2024 And that warning will appear to users giving them a year to Get themselves prepared if they're on weekly And if they are using lts 12 It will then cause it to arrive in december And so they will then see it in december and have about 10 months To get themselves prepared for that transition off of java 11 So the october the october introduction Is into weekly gives us enough lead time to be sure that it reaches the december Dot one release of the next lts after 414 So so then The next piece of the story is that we want my proposal was Let's set our objective to support java 21 in jankin's By end of october 2023 java 21 will release in september of 2023 So september 19 is the officially declared release date And about six weeks later the goal is at least by that point six weeks later have a jankin's weekly release that officially supports java 21 So the idea is a a phased approach We get java 21 supported in weekly and then the next lts and it may be the december lts or it may more likely be The the next lts three months later that includes 21 in lts It just depends on when we get the weekly supporting java 21 Okay, I guess basil has already done all the Calculation he may know how much effort we will have to push jankin's into the java 21 So, yeah, so so buzzle buzzle and others are already using java 21 early access as their primary java So, yeah, so so yes, you're correct. They're they're already people thinking about this Using the java 21 early access. However, we have to worry about jankin's infrastructure, right? We've got to have java 21 available on ci dot jankin's dot.io We've got to worry about container images. We've got to worry about installers We've got to worry about all sorts of things that are are more than just the developer experience before we're ready to say Yes, java 21 is good to go So we've got plenty of work to do but the picture looks pretty good that it's doable The infra team has agreed they'll they think they can make it no problem with java 21 infrastructure well before the end of october And and so we're looking forward to it Yeah, but we'll have to educate if they don't educate themselves The core developers to gdk 21 and of course plug-in developers and so on i've read This morning Some code some java code that used to work for java 11 that doesn't work anymore with java 21 or that does something else or even doesn't compile So yes, there is quite a lot of work ahead. Maybe not that hard for people already experimenting with java 21, but for Normal developers like I am I guess I will have to educate myself before Pushing my plugins to gdk 21 Well, and and as a matter of practicality You really won't push your plugins to use java 21 features for quite a while Yeah, right because when we support java 21 when we start that When when our when that purple line that is java 17 on this graph becomes a java 21 line During that time we'll still be delivering java 11 code And building java 11 bytecode so you can't use java 21 features in that code unless you're willing to lock your users out of running java 11 or java 17 And and so and that's that's uncommon. We don't want to lock users out. That's not a healthy thing to do of course We're almost running out of time, but I have still one question which is Linked to that as I said before it's not really prepared But earlier last weekend I was trying to install Jenkins on the machine only having a gdk 21 Or was it 20? Yeah, 20. Sorry um And Jenkins refused to install because it was not As I read in the log, uh, recognizing the pattern of the gdk version name So, okay, it's something that is hard coded or bundled in no no There's a there's a known command line argument that you can use that will tell Jenkins to broaden It's a loud range of versions that it's willing to accept I think it's enable future So if you just do a minus minus help on your command line It will tell you if you really mean it that you want to run on on A more recent java version or a different java version Then then there's this I think it's enable future, but minus minus help will tell you Okay, but that if you are installing Jenkins by hand, what about APT get or something? Is it doable also on? Yeah, because it's just a command line argument So what you do is you you run apt get Right, so you do the install then you have to do system control minus minus edit Jenkins Or system control edit Jenkins. I forget if there are two minuses But system control edit Jenkins and then you adjust the command line arguments of that Jenkins service So that you can pass this additional command line argument that says I want to enable future java Oh, that's good. Thanks a lot for your insights Because as you already know, I've managed to have a Jenkins agent on risks five And this time I'm trying to install on the server the Jenkins controller So that may help me with that. Oh That's cool Thanks a lot. I'm afraid we are out of time. Thanks a lot for this Picture this graph. It's really exciting to see where we're going to The video should be available from 24 to 48 eight hours to go to say and so Two weeks from now. No meetings. So see you at the end of august Until then enjoy Jenkins And your time off if ever you have some see you later. Thanks a lot for your time. Bye. Bye Thanks. Bye


What is going on and welcome back to another? Post match report you could call it. I don't know what the title this video is gonna be. It's it's I don't assume it's going to have in quotation marks Emotional at the start, but wow we what a video that was um that was just you know every time I actually rewatched that I'd I'd still well up with tears because that message that I Conveyed in that last video, you know where I got emotional at the end that is that is my truth That is my truth that has been my mission You know to live with no regrets Because a life live with lived with regrets is a is a is a torturous life and a life that I'm just just not willing to To live actually so let's get into the match report. This is week number two of The 2020 Canterbury Metro rugby division two competition Littleton the Littleton Dolphins is the team that I play for Littleton was my Club when I was younger when I played as a kid, you know all these times if you've seen me talk about On any of these videos about my old, you know rugby playing days That's where it all happened over in Littleton And that's where I was determined if I was going to play rugby Here in Christchurch to play and that's what we've done. So, you know luck's been on my side I managed to get a starting spot for the first game.  The most important thing is to turn up and turn up I'm happy to say we did the team won 29 points to nil So that's our first doughnut our first clean sheet of the of the year, which is fantastic You know, we almost got one the week before but yeah this week we got it over the line. So that's That's amazing the weather Was absolutely shocking. It's the worst, you know, the worst weather I've ever ever played a game of rugby and absolutely I mean for the last 10 years I've been in Australia where, you know Well a part of Australia where you're lucky to see 10 days of rain in one year So, you know, I played in 20 degrees. I played in 40 degrees, but there was definitely no rain But what we experienced on the weekend was torrential rain Not only for the day of the game, but the day before it and the day before that and the day after it So the ground was wet underfoot, you could say it's definitely an understatement and once again, you know handling errors crept into the game because of the wet ball. That's just what happens and Not only that but also when I go to step or go to, you know, change direction suddenly or Accelerate suddenly Whether that's out of the line or whether that's with the ball or whether that's, you know, wherever on the field My footing was definitely dicey. It was dicey at best. So before the game You know, I actually had a bit of a realization. I started looking around at everyone's boots, right? Now we're in Christchurch. This is where the ground can be wet. Most likely is going to be wet It's winter. It's winter in Christchurch in New Zealand, which is the country that is well It's probably going to be the coldest country in the southern hemisphere if we're, you know, looking at geography So anyway, the weather, can you imagine this? Okay? You've got cross rain or cross winds You've got rain buckling down going across ways. It's probably like five degrees Celsius. It's icy cold You know that the ball the handling is not there yet as a back as an outside back We didn't get a lot of ball, but I will say that on defense our back line really really worked in sync We worked well and we Shut down their back line completely if they passed it out maybe one or two times and To their outside backs, but apart from that we defended really well. So that's good We kept it nice and nice and close and that's what you need to do on a day like that Our forwards, you know are amazing. Our forwards have are in sync Yeah, the team has clearly been playing together for a few years and I've just come in literally You know the rookie, you know literally out of nowhere and tried to Play a role in this team and so far so good, I guess But anyways, let's get on to my individual performance now before we before we continue This is the elephant in the room. Yeah, I've got a little cut there. That's nothing. I actually Yeah, about five minutes into the game went for a big tackle tackled him made the tackle Thank God, but you know in doing that. I don't know what happened. We we fell to the ground I got up and I kind of felt this little you know a bit of a numb Sensation on my chin after a you know a couple of minutes and I thought what what is that? And I started touching it and then all this blood was on my fingers and I thought okay Well, I've definitely done something.  I was out there.  Anyways, played on for about five ten minutes And then the blood was like going down, you know, my chin and Everywhere so what they do in rugby, they call a bloodbin. I got taken off after about 15 minutes I got this massive bandage right taped right around my head It was the only thing that they could do to keep like a pad in place on that whilst I played So luckily for those who've been following along at home I bought myself a headgear, right? I thought I was gonna use it ended up not wanting to use it This was perfect. So I had the tape around when I grabbed my headgear put it on strap myself up and Five minutes later. I was back on the field and I'm happy to say I played the remainder of the game, but a Crucial moment. I'll never forget this last video. I talked about the first touch that I had I boosted into the defensive line and I'll never forget it because it was a great moment Yeah, this was well certainly a moment. Not so great Could have had my first try should have had my first try Would have had my first try if I had have just trusted myself, but What happened was? At about the 40 meter line, we were on defense in their half. So they were 40 meters out from their trial line I'm pretty sure it was a lineup. The lineup was all good They passed it to their half back the half back past it out to the 10. I'm at center By the way, if I haven't mentioned that I played center this game in the last game I played right wing number 14 in this game. I played center. So that's number 13 Which means I'm one position further in from the sideline, which also means that you know You put in more hits you get more ball. You have a bit more action but what that also means is that when The opposition kicks the ball down the field You're gonna be still up in the line You're not gonna be dropping back like those wingers and that full bag does so for counter attack It's not so good In games like this with weather like this.  It was really great great feeling great feeling. So yeah with with the try The 10 passed it out to the 12. I'm pretty sure the pass was shocking, right? So the pass went way behind the 12 I saw that You know, they were coming up. Obviously they had to turn and Retreat at the same time that I was actually on the burst. So obviously I got past them. I kicked the ball through Which we call, you know a grubber kick in the game of rugby It's like just a soccer kicks basically like kicking a soccer ball on the ground But it's a rugby ball and also, you know, that means that the bounce can do anything You just don't know what's gonna happen. Anyways, the kick was pretty much perfect I kicked it through ran on to it. No defender was within, you know, 10 20 meters I didn't know that at the time, you know, my adrenaline's racing. I kicked the ball through. I'm rushing forward. Everyone's cheering About two meters out from the line, I realize, okay Well, the ball is not gonna make it over that try line I'm gonna need to either kick it again, pick it up or dive on it and slide and Believe it or not Because of the fact that I have not played a game in the rain and been able to slide along the ground for the last 10 years, that did not even enter my mind Whereas everyone else on the field, everyone watching was expecting me to just dive on that ball and slide the two meters to the trial line and probably about 10 meters, you know, further on. I Didn't even think about it. I thought, I didn't even think about it I thought, nah, you don't slide along the ground, but clearly in games like this you do and in times like that I should have.  The roar of the crowd went up, right, to celebrate the try and It took maybe half a second or a second for them to realize that it was a knock on and Well, the roar went into an even bigger roar of I don't know if it was laughter disappointment or yeah I don't know bro. Anyways, anyways Crucial moment happened five seconds after that five seconds. I heard the roar. I felt the disappointment and then I got up and I Completely brushed it off completely brushed it off.  There's no point in Getting down on yourself, you know when your confidence levels start to drop and in any game any sport That can really start to negative negatively affect you on the field and you know the mental part of any sports game is huge It's it's up to the player. I think it's up to the coach to Well, I guess encourage the player as much as possible once you get to a certain point once you get to a certain age Honestly, you know being 29 now if I was 21 and I did that I'd probably hate myself for it. Well, you're probably for the rest of the game at least But in this moment at this point at a home game could have been my first try It was a really shit moment guys for five seconds and then I said to myself not get up You've got a scrum in there half five meters out You never know what's gonna happen next task mate next task make a big hit make a tackle Do something get back in the game, you know what I mean as fast as possible to try and brush that off And that's exactly what happened man So I'm so happy to report that even though that happened, you know, the rest of the game is alright The handling errors were there. I dropped the ball cold Once probably wasn't gonna do much with the ball But as it was passed to me classic moment, you know, take a quick look at the defense usually when someone drops a ball cold It's because they've taken a look at the defense They've had a quick look at where they're going to to suss out right once I've grabbed this ball That's where I'm going and usually Just like what happened this time You know you take too long of a look and it ends up with a mistake. So anyways guys fantastic game loved it I thought I'd show you my shorts. Um, I thought I'd just show you my shorts. Um, just finally, you know Here they are. They're completely covered in mud It's it's Tuesday today. It's Tuesday today. So I did mention my chin, but I don't think I mentioned what happened After the game so yeah after the game I went to the emergency department all the local medical centers were closed I got three stitches in my chin. It's the first stitches.  I'm not gonna lie, but it's it's all good So today is actually Tuesday. It's you know training is back again You play you train Tuesday Thursday play a game on Saturday, you know what I will say is that after the first game I got through it pretty much scot-free my body felt perfect After this game well actually no it didn't feel perfect my leg was pretty sore, but in this game I took a fair few more hits big hits.  What have I done? Is it a bruised rib? Is it a cracked rib? I don't believe it's cracked rib because it's actually getting better already and if it was cracked or badly bruised I think I'd be Pretty fucked for a while, but it is coming right as far as my legs go I've got a few cuts and bruises scrapes and I don't know Yeah, on my face as well, but that's rugby for you. That's division two Christchurch rugby and You know, I've just inject myself right back into it, but I am loving it and it's a challenge and It's also a dream. It's not a dream, but it's a It's a goal that I've had For a long time and it's just right. It's the right time. It's it's I'm here in New Zealand It's it's one of the only sports one of the only sporting leagues. That's that's even on at the moment I feel blessed to be here. I feel really really lucky to be here really really lucky to be presented with the opportunity to be playing for this this team having a starting role as well and you know on From here, so that's two wins two games two wins no tries Probably about ten tackles and Yeah, not many meters to speak of just yet So I'm hoping fingers crossed for some dry weather in the next match But what that also means is that you know, the other team have The ability to spin the ball wide and and play it there maximum, you know Ability level which which just makes the game all that more exciting So the weather is definitely a factor the weather is always a factor in the game rugby even just wind Not even you know, not only rain but wind if you're playing into the wind Obviously, it's the same in football if you're trying to kick the ball It basically takes away your kicking game. You got to keep the ball on the ground and You know vice versa. So anyways guys, that's enough rugby talk for me, but I have really enjoyed it and I hope you guys have too So with that being said I'll see you in the next video. Thanks for joining me guys Who knows what's next? I certainly don't Peace out guys


We'll get there eventually. So we are having a BLT for supper. I've been working on our website all day long, and it's been complicated and mind boggling. And Chris has been away from the house all day. He just got back from the grocery store. We're having BLTs for supper. I got a couple of packages in the mail, and I'm excited to open those. I thought I'd open them in front of you guys. I don't always do that, but if I got time, then sometimes I do. And then also, there's a storm brewing out there. It's going to come into Florida, come across Florida, and come right over the top of us. And of course, Florida is going to get the brunt of it, not us. So y'all keep everybody in your prayers. I'm assuming I think it's going to hit around Wednesday. So, whoops, my dogs. Kroger had coupons. And if you flip the coupons, you've got a loaf of bread for 99 cents. And you could get up to five loaves for 99 cents. So I got a wheat and a white. No, a soft wheat and a wheat. Honey wheat and soft wheat. Which one did you want tonight, Chris? Honey wheat will be all right, since we're having the BLTs. Okay, so we're going to press this, and then I'm going to open up my packages. And we just thought we'd say hey today. Y'all have anything you want to talk about? While we are just making a simple BLT, bacon lettuce and tomato. Are you going to want one or two, Chris? One will be all right. I think that I got a couple packages. I'm ready to open them. But I don't want to burn the bacon. So I'm going to get some of these out. They're already done. Is that time of year or it's time to have BLTs? So it really is a question for y'all while I'm thinking about it. My sister keeps getting on to me for something. I'm going to ask you about what your opinion is. Okay, because it's all about Facebook. My sister runs Facebook. And she don't like it. Sorry, I'm talking to my skillet, but I'm cooking. She don't like it because I put introductions at the beginning of my videos. And she says that you guys would watch them better if I did. What do you mean introductions? You know, like when I showed the little clip of me cutting the cake or mixing up the ground beef or whatever I decided to put at the front to get your attention. She says that Facebookers would rather not have that. Now I'm not talking about live video y'all because I can't make live videos for all my videos because you've got to have time to put and finish it live. Okay, so there's a lot of videos I do where I'm slow cooking something or making a cake that I can't do a live video on. I'm talking about those videos.  And I have my theme song. She says that you guys don't want to watch that and listen to the theme song, but it's only 30 seconds. So that's my question for you guys. Do I need to clip that off every time I post on Facebook to make it different? Or does it matter to you? It's my question. Or do you like it? Now if you have any cooking questions, we've had a couple of cooking questions, you need to look on cartervalleycooks.com. Like somebody's asking about how to make a moist cake, look on cartervalleycooks.com. We've got all of our cake layers and stuff on there for that if you want to see that. And somebody asked if you had a particular kind of bacon and we usually just buy bacon whatever's on sale. Yes, I buy what's on sale. This is Kroger brand you know where you get it in the package two pound pack. You get more for your money when you buy it that way than these 12 ounce packages. And so I like to buy it thick sliced. I personally like low sodium if I can get it. The salt in the bacon is just so salty to me. Does it bacon go up and down a lot in price? It's too extensive right now, it's ridiculous. But see I got this on sale a two pound pack on sale. Two pounds is like $9.99 for the Kroger brand I think for the most part. And it's thick sliced. But I even had a coupon for it I think. So I get what I can you know what I can get a coupon on or whatever's on sale. I don't always it's not really a bad bad bacon. Well yes there are some bacons well yeah they're in the 12 ounce packages um that are so thin that when you cook them yeah they just disintegrate almost. They really do. I mean it's almost like what? And so you don't want those? No you don't want that. Now I'm gonna use my tomato knife I'm starving. I'm gonna be honest with y'all me and Chris actually eat this and I know y'all probably think holy smogolas this cook this cook her and her husband will eat the things out of the can that I wouldn't. Well me and Chris were single for a long time weren't we baby? Both of us. Both of us. At the same time. At the same time. We should have just gotten together early for these spaghetti and meatballs. I love it. Me and Chris loves it. We like it we're weird I guess because we buy it there's never a time that you're going to come into our house that we don't have spaghetti and meatballs and it has to be spaghetti and meatballs and I like the jumbo style as well but we don't want the spaghettios. Y'all tell us what you grew up in. A lot of people eat spaghettios. Mama bought spaghettios when we were growing up. If my mama had brought spaghettios in our house we'd have threw it in the garbage. Well I was raised on spaghettios. Chris was raised on spaghetti and meatballs okay so when we met I really like these better than spaghettios because they're better. Yeah the sauce is better it don't just taste like tomato soup. Sometimes my grandmother tried to fool me and my sister and like not show us the can and put like some kind of spaghetti in there we'd immediately know but it was not oh yeah. Spaghettios kind of tastes like tomato soup with noodles in it. But anyway I'm going to open up these gifts while we're on here. I guess nobody said anything about the intro.  Well I posted a video today and she said y'all would watch it if it didn't have the intro on it but because I have an intro on it y'all weren't going to watch it. So y'all go over there and watch that video and know that I'm posting every day at 10 and sometimes it's a new video and sometimes it's a rerun but not everybody's seen all the good recipes so y'all always check the site every day. I try to post around 10 o'clock in the morning and today it was a new video so y'all take a look at it all right. You can't depend on Facebook to give you any notification. So they're not going to notify you I can guarantee you that. Okay so I have three packages I have no idea what this is so I'm going to be real careful before I show it to y'all because it's from another country. Uh-oh. This says it came from China. It could be something one of the kids ordered. Better really watch it then. I know. It could be something crazy. You know we have young women. Yes. What is this? Nothing I ordered. Looks like a t-shirt or something here. Some clothes. It says it's a new shirt. I got a new shirt. Did you order this? Chris has never ordered nothing. Yes I have. What is this? I order fishing stuff on here. And where is this from? I don't know. That looks like something. That looks like something they might have ordered or something. Is that a hood on it? Hmm. It says Tammy Benfield. No this is a fishing shirt. Look. Maybe they want me to try out their product. Maybe somebody sent this to Chris but you know you think that I sent him something in it and told him about the product. So who sent us that? Okay. So let's open another one. I have to put my recycle in there. Y'all I have two different recycle bins. One is for plastic cans. That's what I put in here. This is my recycle bin. And then this one in here is supposed to be for cardboard. So I put that over there. And Chris hides these things every time we come on the air because he thinks they're ugly. I like to keep them in here so I can reach them. This is from somebody named Bailey in Alabama. Alabama. Alabama. I don't want them to see their whole address but yeah. Hopefully it's going to be good opening it out here. It's free. It's got a letter. This is from Lisa Bailey. I love to pop these things. I'm so weird. And Lisa Bailey has sent me a letter. He has sent me y'all sweet tea. So you can try it. We've already tried it. We'll try it again. Yes we did try it Lisa. But thank you for sending it to us. Now you know my favorite sweet tea was tatli tea. I love tatli tea. And so tatli is my favorite tea period. And this is for Chris. Hope he likes it. Lisa Bailey. But we like our other tea. What is that other tea? Yes. Southern sweet tea. We like that. Hey. That's pretty. Ain't it? That's pretty enough for me to wear it but I won't. Yeah. Ain't it pretty? Yeah. I probably shouldn't wear that. It's a pretty color. Yeah. And what else we got? Two tatli. Hope you like it. She sent me a y'all sweet tea. Girl do you work for them? Did you work for y'all sweet tea? She might work for them. Maybe. Because this is a lot of y'all stuff. I bet she does. Probably is. Georgia peach. That's pretty. That's really pretty. I might wear that. Okay. I like yellow. No you won't. I do. Okay she sent me peach tea. She sent me sweet tea. So I'll be making it. She sent me two y'all glasses. That's nice. Is she up there? I don't know. And she sent me spices that they sell. Uh-huh. This is gotta be from somebody there. Okay. It's a baby as a viewer. Or maybe just somebody that just really likes them.  Let's see what it smells like. I read the tea show. You know what it smells like? Oregano. Yeah. Which is kind of strange for steak. And it smells like garlic and onion. Let's see if it's got oregano in it. Tammy did you not understand that shirt? Because everybody's asking about my t-shirt. What? It said master baker on it. What? Because it said master and then baker. Oh my gosh. But we don't know that the person knew that. It's easy to get stuff and not really catch it. Because they put a lot of stuff on shirts now. This is as it doesn't have. It does not have that in it. It's got parsley. That's what I smell. Yeah. Parsley. Okay. All right. So thank you for all the y'all's stuff. And the obscene t-shirt you sent Grants. Well, Tammy. I bet she, I wonder if she got this shirt. There's no talent. I wouldn't picked it up because that's how it is. You would have bought it and not even thought there was anything wrong with it. Brought it home and said, I got you a shirt on sale. I know. We've seen obscene, I'm not going to tell you what it said, but we've seen an obscene sign that a guy had made outside when me and Chris were fishing one morning. She had no idea of what it said. We were fishing and we were at Lake Weiss in Alabama and leases from Alabama.  You're going a little too far. There was a sign in the yard that was obscene. I didn't know what it stood for. And so I yelled at Chris and said, what does blah, blah, blah mean? And it embarrassed him to death because I yelled at him in the morning when everything's quiet. And he just couldn't believe I didn't know what it meant. I didn't. So I'm a little in the dark on something, y'all. Look at all this recycle. Two, Tammy from Joshua. We've got a lot of stuff from Joshua. I love this chicken that's on top of my refrigerator. I hate to tell everybody. It's liable to be anything from Joshua. Here we go. Isn't she pretty? Yeah, I like it. I love her. All right, let's see what else they sent me. Okay. Lord, a whole box of stuff again. Joshua, you are something. He's a gift sender. This is like Christmas. It is. Just like it. Christmas in August. Everybody's getting ready for the cooler weather. I know all y'all are. I don't know if Joshua will have watches on Facebook or YouTube. Yeah. Search his name and see which one he watches. We're up. Let's see. An angel. I got that right here. A pretty angel. I'm not going to unwrap it all the way because there's so much. He sent me that angel right there. She's really pretty. Is she pretty, y'all? Tomorrow's Recycle Day. I'm glad I got these today because Chris can take all the wrapping and stuff out to the Recycle. He wraps stuff now. He's determined. He's not going to let it get broken. This is another one of those angels, I think. You know what? He had the wrong address on there. We need to contact him and let him know. He did? Yeah. Oh, Joshua had the wrong address. Remember he did that the first time he had the wrong address to the PO box. This is another one of those Jim Showers. Oh, I love Jim Showers. Oh, my goodness. She's whole a ticket. What? Yes. Jim Showers. Hardwood, Hartwood Creek. Jim Shore makes the most beautiful things. How pretty is that? What? Look, she's got eggs. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. Thank you. Thank you, Joshua. Joshua, you can't keep spending money on me. Yeah, you need to save your money, Joshua. Save your money. But I do love mine. Yeah, it's nice to give it to you. The good thing about Northwood is that he knows how to wrap stuff so it don't get broke. He sure does. I have received quite a few things that get broke. Yeah, they're pretty rough with them packages, even if they say fragile. Yes, they throw them around like nobody's business. They expect you to wrap them. Melissa, I don't hear the gate. I think I saw her on there earlier. She's laughing about the shirt. Hey, Melissa. I think this is a chicken by the shape of it. It looks like a chicken. Looks chickeny. I think he just enjoys wrapping stuff. Oh, it's so pretty, too. Sounds like a chicken. No. I'm excited. Okay, I don't know if I'm going to unwrap all these chickens in front of y'all because I think this is a tall chicken. I'm excited. Go ahead and wrap it. Do y'all want it? Why not? Okay. We ain't got nothing else to do. Well, it's, you know, all we're eating is a sandwich for supper and presents. It doesn't get too excited over. You should have had this unwrapped before we came on. Well, maybe you should have all your stuff unwrapped at Christmas before you open up your Christmas presents. Is that what they say it? I didn't know it was going to be wrapped like this or I would have. We couldn't project that. But you know what? It's a gift and you can't complain. King. I guess if you didn't get one, you could complain. Oh, that looks just like a little chicken out there, don't it? What about that? I got chickens that look like this. How pretty is that? I love it. Are you going to sales and finding me these chickens? I think he is. He's going to a sales and finding me chickens. You'll have to tell me where you're finding all these chickens because they don't look, they look, these look like something they might have got at an extra work or You got like a peg on the bottom or something? No. My stars. It's another gym show where we're already finding these beautiful things. Look, she's cooking. Red-headed. Now y'all know there ain't no red-headed angels. Not for us. All right, my last one from Joshua. Tammy likes to get gifts. I do. And I don't open them all and I know it hurts some of y'all's feelings when I don't open them. But y'all, this has been a whirlwind of last few months for us. And they've got this now kind of getting back to normal because the kids are back in school and moved out of the house.  It'll be kind of chaos again. Well, a lot of times she unwraps stuff on Real Southern Woman too. Yeah, I do. We just sometimes we, but I just started Real Southern Woman back. Sometimes we do it, sometimes we don't. But you know, and a few weeks, like I said, we're going to be busy with the remodel. So a lot going on. We don't need some model. This is a rooster. A rooster? We got no roosters around here now. How pretty is he? I only rooster around here is me. Now Chris. Look at all my hoodies. Y'all. Titty?  I've made it one other time and the bag busted, but they say that the bags are improved. Let me just see if they work. Because when I opened it up the first time I thought, man, this bag is so thin. I didn't think it was going to hold up. Yep. I can tell it's better quality. It's got a better quality bag now. Okay. I'm not kidding. When they first sent me one, the bag was so paper thin, I knew it was going to bust pieces. It smells good. So I'll make some. I'll make some tomorrow. How's that y'all? Good for. Is that it? And we're going to finish making our sandwiches. And then we can go about our lives. I'm so confused on the website stuff. I'm going to have to get Chris to go in there and see if he can help me figure it out. And he don't ever work on computer stuff that much, but I'm going to tell you I'm my mind is getting blown. Chris don't like a lot of tomato. Is that too thick, Chris, for you? He's not like me.  This will be mine. And so we're just going to have us a simple BLT. Last night I made a big breakfast. I made bacon and sausage and what else, Chris? A gravy bestie because May was here. Now we'll go ahead and give the tubs a bite. We're going to give them one bite a piece. There's you one happy. Where are the other two? I don't know.  They must have went outside. Happy you want all the bacon? Happy can't hear good. All the chickens think they're going to get bacon. Come here. Come here and I'll give you a bite. All right. This is come here. This is sit. Sit. This is Marcy and Soda. Sit happy. Happy. Sit. Good job. All right.  All right. So really get us a little bit of lettuce and put on here and we're going to have a delicious BLT. We hope you've enjoyed watching this. Our simple dimple supper. This is the kind of supper you need in the summertime. Something simple. What do you have for lunch, Chris? Chicken nuggets. For McDonald's. Mm-hmm. Which one's mine? This one? Yeah. Nothing like a good old Mater sandwich in the summertime. Thank you, Joshua. And thank you, Lisa, for all my wonderful sweet gifts. And I'm not sure who sent that fish and church, Chris. And everybody else. And everybody else that sends us stuff. Because we just got, I just got apple butter from the apple barn. Yep. And what else did she send me? A sign for the chickens and Lord y'all. I can't think right off the top of my head, but I get stuff and I appreciate all of it. I got somebody that crocheted me some wash rags and put stuff out. Y'all have a wonderful night. And we thank you for watching us on Collard Valley Cooks. 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Item number SCP-1076 Object Class, Euclid Special Containment Procedures Each specimen of SCP-1076 is to be held in a 1.5 meter by 2 meter by 2.5 meter unfurnished cell with a windowless door. Food should be provided three times daily. Bedding and plumbing facilities are not required. Soundproofing is not strictly required, but should be provided if possible to reduce psychological stress on guards. Unarmed guard is to be assigned to each cell, chosen from personnel with no children under the age of 21. Access to specimens of SCP-1076 for experimentation requires level 3 clearance and written approval following a thorough psychiatric profile, and no circumstance will access be granted to researchers with children under the age of 21. Due to their territorial behavior, specimens must be kept separate from each other at all times. The guarantee this is recommended that no two specimens be held in the same building. Description Instances of SCP-1076 appear to be children between the ages of 3 and 5 with an unwashed appearance and long matted hair, barefoot and dressed in ragged clothing. Cursory physical examination reveals signs of moderate to severe malnutrition and bruising and scarring consistent with physical abuse. Specimens of both sexes have been encountered, and normally appear to be of the major ethnicity of their place of discovery. Specimens seem to comprehend simple statements, but have not displayed any signs of verbal ability. Vocalization are limited to simple grunts, sighs, and when disturbed, loud shrieking and sobbing. Specimens are reluctant to meet the gaze of any individual and tend to look downward in the absence of outside stimulus. They will respond to simple questions by nodding in the affirmative or negative. Physical encounters with SCP-1076 occur when a parent discovers the child in a state of apparent distress. These incidents occur in isolation. There are no known cases with any third-party witnesses. Subjects report an overwhelming feeling of pity for the specimen, and in every recorded case take it into their home. Once established in a home, SCP-1076 begins to monopolize the attention of the parents through the exclusion of their own children. Children in the home begin to show signs of neglect and malnutrition, and become depressed, swollen and withdrawn. Behavioral problems such as truancy and running away become frequent, which may attract the attention of school authorities or social welfare agents.  An infestation typically ends with the death of the parents and other caretakers as they neglect their own well-being in order to attend to SCP-1076, eventually succumbing to starvation or disease. In the few cases where the Foundation was able to contain an infestation before this occurrence, subjects separated from the specimen became violent or nearly catatonic and repeatedly demanded to be reunited with their baby. If two specimens of SCP-1076 meet, they will attack each other with great force, using teeth and fingernails until one or both are dead. Any personnel witnessing such an attack should be treated for possible psychological trauma. Request 1076-1 Dr. ██████ has requested access to an SCP-1076 specimen for vivisection. Request denied at this time, pending completion of less invasive physiological analysis.


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