Hi, I'm Jeremy Badner. I'm an instructional technology coach for Gull Lake schools. And honestly, I have the best job ever. I just get to play with tech all day, help kids and teachers and other staff members use it. I mean, it's the dream job. So, and a lot of times I explore and stumble on things that I really like and today I'm going to talk about some of the really really cool tools that I can use and you can use to give some positive feedback. That'll make you look like a rock star and the best part is it'll save you time and it's significantly easier than any other way to give feedback. So we're going to explore how to give feedback to students and staff in an audio format and video format. And I'll kind of let you know a little secret. I'm probably the only instructional tech coach on the planet that has zero keyboarding skills. You can ask my wife, she laughs at me, my little pinkies stick up, none of my fingers work right on those keyboards. So audio and video feedback has been a lifesaver for me. So we're going to kind of explore some awesome tools. So moat and talk and comment for audio feedback and lumen screencast to fight for video feedback. Great free tools that you can easily install onto your device right now that work with Chromebooks, PCs, any of those kind of mobile devices. Some of them even have apps for your phones. They're awesome and everything we're going to do today is free. So keep that in mind. So let's go ahead and jump in. So feedback is something that everyone wants. Every one of those businesses, every website you go to constantly has the smash the like button. Subscribe. They want to know that you're listening to them, that they're hearing you. I'm sorry that you are hearing them. They want feedback to know that they're doing something right. Your students are starving for it too. They need to know that they did something right. My own my own children say that all the time. They're looking for positive feedback. And the handwritten notes that we used to do, the post-its I would stick on their desks or the little comments you write in a project or a paper, those are great. They go a long way. But this day and age, kids are digital.  They can hear your voice. They can see you. It's really, really meaningful. So we're going to explore some tools that your kids can hear you. They can see you. And like I was saying, it makes your life even easier. So let's give some positive feedback in an easy way. We'll start with some audio tools. And I just picked two of my favorites. My all time favorite is Moat. It's an incredibly powerful tool. Just it's an extension you install. And if your kiddos have it, it makes it easier too, but they don't need to. So if your tech department doesn't want the kids to have access to it, same thing with talk and comment, the teacher needs to have the extension. Once you've got it, you've got all the power for audio. So you're going to have the ability to go ahead and record your voice, to send it to your kids and share your comments in a really easy, meaningful way. And the nice thing about audio feedback is, for example, let's say your kids did a paper and it's a couple of paragraphs on a screen. With any of your text feedback, they would go to that comments box, they would have to read it and then find where that was at within their story or their paper. The beauty of audio is they are listening to you. They don't need to look at what you're saying. They can hear what you're saying, find that section in their project, hear your feedback, your suggestions, your good, maybe things they need to work on. And they can just work on it while hearing you. So it's the perfect environment for this and there's nothing more powerful than your voice. Words are great on paper, but when they hear it, it carries a lot more meaning. So the way that these tools are used, either one of them will have an icon on your computer and when you click it, it'll open up your microphone. It'll record you and it'll give you a couple of options. If you and your students have the extensions installed, little pop-up boxes happen, that makes things run much better. If your kiddos or your other staff members, for some reason, don't have the extension, what you'll end up getting is a web link that when you click it, a new tab opens and they'll hear your voice. So they both work. You don't have to worry about everyone having the extension. They'll both work. It's definitely much better baked in and works better if everyone involved has the extensions. So we're going to explore a couple. And the first one we're going to do, my favorite, Moat. You cannot go wrong with Moat. They have really stepped up their game. They've really dove in and gotten educators what they kind of need. There is a premium version if you wanted. It gives you a lot more options like transcripts and longer recordings, but you can get away with the free version. You really can. So let's go ahead and take a look at how this works. Basically, everywhere Moat works, you will see a little like a comment box or someplace that you can type in and there'll be a purple icon, the Moat icon. If you click that, you're good to go. You can record a Moat. You can also use, if you look at the top of my screen, the Moat extension. So if you install the extension, you'll always have access to make a recording. And by clicking on that, it'll just bring up the Moat recorder. And when I click the little Moat icon, boom, I'm recording right now. So everything I'm saying, it's recording. I click the checkbox and it automatically copies to my clipboard. All I have to do is go someplace, paste that link in, you're golden. So, I mean, really, it's that easy. So if I wanted to give a comment on maybe a student's work, I can go over to this document here. Just like doing a written comment, you have to highlight something in their text. You go over to the comment button, it'll open up the box next door. And right there is that magic purple Moat icon. If I click it, it'll start recording. That was an awesome writing. I really liked how you did that. You, here's where you'd give your feedback. I'm going to go ahead and hit the checkbox. I'm done. It takes a second. And what you're going to see is also a link. So I could, if I didn't have them have the extension, you're going to get a little link, I could also put that just about anywhere. I could just paste that link in right here. And there's a link. It's a web link that they could click on and it will open and play. But Moat is really cooler than that because if I click the comment, I'm done making it, it builds in a player right into that tool. There we go. So all I have to do is when my student comes in to read their comments, they click the play button. It'll start recording. That was an awesome writing. I really liked how you did that. It is really that easy. It's awesome. So simply just clicking that little count, that Moat icon, boom. Google Sheets are the same way.  And now what they have is an embedded comment. All they have to do is click the play button and that's it. It's really, really that easy. Where it gets really cool with Moat is with Google Forms and slides. So let's see what a form is like. So here's just a basic little form. And let's just say I'm giving a form to five year olds. They can't read. So putting text in is really hard. I'm going to have to walk around to every one of those kids and read the text to them. Well, that's going to be very time consuming. And as a teacher, I'm going to be exhausted. But if I could use my voice, I can go into this Google Form and read the text to them. So where it says what candy is best, I can go into the description here. I can go up to my Moat icon, the extension up here at the top, click on it. Click the little recorder. What candy is best? All I did was read that. You can see my Moat was recorded. Go into my description and paste and it just put a link in. Let me show you what it looks like for the kids.  And so your five year olds can go in here, click the play button. What candy is best? I can go down to this one. Kit Kat. So these kiddos can't read, but they can hear snickers. So a little less feedback, but a great tool for that. So the same thing happens in Google Slides. This is where things get really cool, too. With a Google Slide, you can do just like the same thing, the feedback that you want. But you can also make Moat do a little bit more work for you because you installed the extension. You now have this purple icon in all of your Google Slides. So if I were to click that icon, it's going to take away all the hard work that some of you guys and your teachers have been doing. So with remote and all of the things that we've had to do digitally with our students with Google Slides over the past couple of years, we've got a lot of teachers who use their phone or another device to record themselves saying something. They upload that audio clip into their Google Drive. Then they go into a Google Slide and they go over to the insert button. And then they go to insert an audio clip. And it's multiple steps. If you have the Moat extension, because you're already giving this awesome feedback to your students, if you have it installed, if I click this right here in Google Slides, watch this, your teachers are going to freak out. Are you ready? I click that icon. I'm just going to click the start button. So today's lesson is going to involve just read the words below. OK, my great project. So we're going to click this little icon here. I'm going to click the I can listen to it. Make sure it's right. So today's lesson. I'm going to click the insert button and the magic happens. Abracadabra, it says it right up here. It is now inserting that audio from Moat right into my slide. No recording on a third party, like a third device, transferring it to your drive. It is right here. So I'm going to drag this up here where I can see it better. I'm even going to make it a little bit bigger when I hover on it and hit the play button. So today's lesson is going to involve that's awesome. And you're like, well, purple's not really my color. You can recolor the mode icon. Maybe I really like this yellow color. Maybe that's going to match my theme a little better. Or maybe I have really cool icons or things like that that I already want. Like I want this to be a number one or something. I right click on that, go to replace image and go to search the web. If I just type in the number one, so maybe this is step one and you can replace that image with anything. And all the kids have to do is hover on it, hit the play button and they've got it. So an added bonus for mode, not only is it awesome for giving back this feedback right on the side where they can hear your voice and see their text at the same time, you can also insert audio into your slides. And the other way for especially our middle school and high school teachers who give email feedback, one of the great things to do is to give them an email that they don't have to read. They can hear.  Once you have the mode icon or extension installed, you'll have this little icon in the bottom of your inbox right here when I'm trying to send an email. If I go into my email and instead of typing all this feedback for my students, I want to tell them how their paper was or I want to give them some personal feedback one on one in an email, I click that mode icon. I'm recording right now. So everything that I'm saying is being recorded. Yeah, it was a great piece of work you turned in. I loved your project. It was so great. I can't wait to display it at our next staff meeting. You click the stop button. Just like the comments and slides and docs and anything else on sheets, it's going to embed the moat player and all your students have to do when they get this email is click the play button. I'm recording right now. So everything that I'm saying is being recorded. Yeah, it was a good is that not awesome. Your kids get to hear your voice. It's perfect. So Moat does all of this, works in documents, works in slides and forms and sheets in Google classroom. You know, those, those personal comments you can make to students. So they turn a paper and instead of typing out those comments, boom, you add a moat, they've got it. They hear your voice and with Gmail. Moat is awesome. Your other tool and this one is not quite as powerful, but same thing. It's free. Talk and comment. And this one's really easy too, because it will work in all the same programs. It does all the same things. It just gives you a web link and same thing. If your students have the extension installed, that gives them the ability to hear it in a player. If they don't have the extension installed, just like Moat, they'll get a web link and it basically just opens a new tab. Either way, they will hear you and the power of your voice will get to your kids. So I'll show you how a talk and comment works too. If I go into a document and I'm going to go ahead and resolve this Moat one and I'm going to get rid of this link. So now I'm not using Moat. I want to use talk and comment.  So this is just like using Moat. The only difference is after you have the extension installed, you can see it's not really living up here where I would normally have it. I don't have to click anything up here. The cool thing about talk and comment is it's on top of all the pages you already are on. So some of you might have noticed way over here to the right is this little microphone icon. That is for talk and comment. So if I just highlight something and I click on the comment. So I want to add a comment in here. I'm not going to click the purple mode icon that just happens to be showing up because I have the extension installed. I'm going to go over to this talk and comment button and click it. I'm already recording. You can see I'm doing a little countdown here. Everything's great. I'm giving you feedback. This is an awesome paper. I cannot believe the research you did or wow, I'd give you 12 smiley faces for this one. It's awesome. If I really hated the recording, I click the X. I start over, but I'm going to say this one's good. I'm going to hit the check box. A box is going to come up. I can hear what I said. Recording, you see I'm doing a little countdown. So I'm going to, I think that's the world's best comment I could give. Right here is the web link. Now the only trick you have to really pay attention to is if you look here, it's all HTTPS and it's got a great link, but then it's got this voice note at the end. If you just copy all of this except where it says voice note and I say, okay, I can go into this comment box and paste it. That's the web link. And when I hit comment, there's the link that if my students don't have text, talk and comment installed, that's what they would see. They would click it. But since I have it installed, click in this little play button, just like Moat. Super quick, super easy. It works just like Moat does. I could do it in any one of these tools. Same thing with like what we saw with the form. This is what the talk and comment form would look like. So where Moat has this purple icon, everything in Moat is all purple. So I hit that play button. It was, that was the Moat. Here is the talk and comment. Just a test, test, test. There you go. Just a test, test, test. So talking comment just gives us little blue box with a little arrow. So it's exactly the same thing. Works the same way. You could go into an email, copy that link, paste it in. It really does all, sorry, it does all of the same things as Moat, a little bit lighter, a little bit smaller, doesn't have all the power, but just as quick and easy. So those are the two ways you could give quick audio feedback. But now we're going to explore video feedback. Now audio is powerful, not denying it. Quick, easy, kids and staff love to hear your voice. It's very powerful. The next step up is video. You know the saying of pictures worth a thousand words? Videos are worth like a billion words. There is so much you can do with it. And we're going to talk about 200% free, easy to use products that will give you a chance to give your students a video positive comment from you. So the power of video is awesome because not only do you get what audio already gave you, the sound of your voice, you are also getting the ability for your students to see you and you to have the power of sharing the screen if you wanted to. So the kids can see exactly what you're talking about and how awesome they did. You could point out exactly what you appreciate in their work. So the two tools we're going to talk about are Loom and Screencastify. Both have free versions. You can get away totally with the free version. The only difference like Loom is totally free for educators for everything you would ever need. Screencastify you're limited to five minutes. So that's the only downside. But if you're giving more than five minutes, you could do two clips really quickly. And that's a lot of talking. Your kids don't want to listen to you. Log, trust me, you're already struggling and we're only halfway done with this one. So we'll talk about these two products. They're super easy, super great for your kids. Same thing. They're both extensions that you would install into Chrome. They work with anything. Loom even has a mobile phone app, which is really nice. So you can give feedback on the fly walking down the hall. I found myself doing a loom to record things for someone. So and like I was saying, the other benefit of the video is not only your kids seeing your face, like we're seeing right now, but you also have the power to share the screen so they can see exactly what you're talking about. So we're going to jump right in to Loom. Oh, let's talk about the difference between the two first. Loom, both free, is super quick and super easy.   So you paste that web link anywhere you want. It's super clean, super easy. So if you're looking for just the in, out and done, Loom is an easy way to go. Screencastify has a little more power. It has an editor so you can kind of do some more things. You can box around things. You have some really cool customizing things. The advantage to that one is all of your videos are stored in your Google drive. So it seems to take, I think when I do my recordings, Loom is faster, but those videos are stored on their servers. So if your district has a problem with that, Loom might not be for you. You can download those and delete them off the servers. Mine are all just me, any house. It doesn't really matter. So Loom gives you a web link to a video that is stored somewhere else. Screencastify puts your video into your Google drive. So it's yours. It's not even theirs anymore. So that's kind of the difference between the two. So let's start with Loom. Super easy, super quick. I like this one. And I should say this too before we go any further. If you were to ask me which one's my favorite, I really don't have one. It all depends on what the project is. If I want super quick and easy, I use Loom. If I want a little bit more power and some editing, or maybe I really want to have that for later use really easily, I always use Screencastify then. So they're both super quick and super easy. So Loom, like I was saying, it's just click and go. Same thing as the audio ones. If I were to go to my document here, and just like we did the audio comments, I'm going to highlight part of it. I'm going to open up my comment. And right here, you can see I could give my audio feedback, but I'm going to go to the, I already installed the extension, the Loom extension. It's this little kind of purple-blue color. When I click it, just like all other editing or recording tools, it'll say, which microphone do you want to use? Which video do you want to use? Your first thing you're going to choose is, do I want to use my screen and my camera? Just my screen or just my camera? I want to use them both. So I'm going to choose my IPvo microphone. And Microsoft camera. There we go. And this is where it's cool. If I want to record my screen, I have that ability now. So I'm doing my screen and my camera. And you can see I'm down here and I can drag this anywhere I want. And what's nice about this is I'm going to show the kids what I really like. So I can record them both. Hit to start recording. I'm going to record my screen. Hit share. Three, two, one. I really loved this project you did. I loved how your wording was. It's so phenomenal. The way you started the word make is my favorite word to start a paragraph with. It was awesome. I love how you indented. I know they didn't do any of this, but I'm making them feel good because this is our positive attitude. And our best thing is I can drag me anywhere I want and I can look down and say, look, that is awesome. Right there. I love that. And your kids know what you're talking about. So I could drag this back over. Hit the stop sharing. It loads right here. I can see myself. Everything looks good. I do have the ability to trim if I want. So I could make it a little bit shorter. But if I think it's awesome, all I have to do is click the share button right here. How do you want to share it? I can email it. All I have to do is copy the link. Go back to my document. Remember I had this word voice highlighted. And I put my little comment over here and paste it in. Just like the other tools with audio, I click the comment button and it will embed it right in there. So all your kids have to do is click that and it will play that video. So they get to this screen. They hit the play button. I really loved this project you did. I loved how your wording was. It's so phenomenal. The way you started it, they didn't do it. There, I love that. And there you go. They can close that out. Life is wonderful. So all you get is a web link. Super easy, super fast. Generally, if you don't need to show the screen, maybe you just need to, they just need to see you. So I'm going to do this. I'm going to go ahead and resolve that one. I'm going to highlight that voice and say, this is what I'm going to do. I'm going to go and click that loom icon again. This time, I just want them to see a video of me. So I'm going to change this from screen to camera only. I'm going to start recording.  It doesn't matter where I put this, but right now I'm recording. There we go. That was such an awesome project. I am so proud of you. You are incredible. Keep it up. All I have to do is hit the stop button. Go up to my little icon up here. It's already copied to the clipboard, but I hit the play button. That was such an awesome project. I am so proud of you. Now what you'll notice is it's no longer that little round circle. It was recording in full frame the whole time. So it's just a webcam. That's all I did is record my webcam. I've already copied that link. I can go back to that comment, hit the pace button, put it in there. And when that kiddo clicks that button to play it, they are right back here. They hit the play button. That was such an awesome project. I am so proud of you. They've got their comment. Same thing. You can do it in sheets, slides, anything. It's really, really easy to give your voice and face and the power of sharing that screen with your kids. That makes it so easy. So loom is like I was saying, quick, easy, done. The one really cool benefit of loom is that, well, two things I should say, two really cool things about loom. In my librarian loom, because remember, it's different. Loom does not store all of your videos in your Google Drive. It kind of keeps them. You can organize things in a folder. So I've made a positive folder. So this is where I do my positive comments to teachers. So here's all my quick little clips. It's super, quick, super easy. I click the loom link and you can see these are all just me talking to teachers. So I'm just using basically the webcam, recording myself, sending an email off to teachers. The really cool thing about the way it works is if I'm emailing it to people. Remember, I just recorded that last positive video. If I go to my email now, I'm going to go ahead and get rid of the sample that we were doing in Moat. So we're going to delete that Moat one out. This time I wanted to share a video. Now, what's really cool is when I go to hit and compose, Loom has an icon in my Gmail. It will take the last recording you made. So when I click this, it gives me a choice. Do I want to make a new one? I just want to insert the last one. Watch this. I click that button. Boom, it's already in there. I don't even have to record it separately. If I did a recording and a comment and I want to email it to them, it's already there. Or maybe I would just what height how I do it is I hit the loom icon record my video. I go to email, just click that button. It automatically imports and then they get this video right there. They can just click it and it plays in their email right inside the email. They don't even have to use the link and get out. It is so awesome. As you can see right here, it's already playing. All I do is hit the play button in you to hear it. So it's super quick, super easy. Loom is just quick and easy. That's that's one thing. And like I said, you could organize in folders and put it right into your email. The other tool is screencastify. And this one has just more options. So loom is a great place to start if you just want to start getting video feedback and you just want to explore what's it like to record myself, giving some positive feedback and put it out to kids. Loom is really easy to do that. When you start to want to explore a little bit more and do cooler things, screencastify is the way to go. So screencastify will give you a little bit more power and some more tools than loom does. Loom was quick, easy, record, send it out. You're done. Screencastify will allow you to add some markings on your screen to trim things to do a little bit of more editing. So it's a little bit more powerful. It also allows you to save all of your video files into your Google Drive. So if that's important to you, screencastify is the way to go. Once again, like I said earlier, if you were to ask me, which one's my favorite, I use them both just as much. So it all depends on kind of the use case that you have. So screencastify works just like loom does. I'm going to go ahead and open up the student work. I'm going to go instead of the loom icon, I'm going to go up to my screencastify extension. I will click on it just like loom. It's going to say, do you want to record just your browser? So I'm going to do a screencast, your whole desktop or just the webcam. So if you just want to show yourself talking to them, just like that we did with the loom, you would choose the webcam. In this case, I'm going to show you the webcam and the screencast part of it because I want you to see the cool editing tools. So I'm going to close browser tab and right here I'm going to embed my webcam. Just like loom had that cool little circle, screencastify is going to have a rectangle video of me. I'm going to click the record button. Screencastify will load. You're going to see a countdown and my video come up. So here's my video. Just like loom, I can drag this wherever I want. This is awesome. I love your writing. So you're giving this feedback. But here's where screencastify has a little bit more power. I can click this pen down here in the bottom corner and it will give me some pen color choices. So maybe I'll do the blue and I can now annotate right on top of the kids writing. I can also, what's really cool, when I scroll it will tie that right back up. So it's a little bit laggy right now. I've got multiple cameras going in my recording all this, but that little box that I drew, or maybe I want to change my color and say, you know, I love that choice of word, but maybe we could choose another one. When I scroll, it will tie that right back to where it was at. One button clears it right down here. I hit the clear button, boom, it's gone. And the back button gives me my other choices and we know how kids love stickers. It doesn't matter how old you are, adults love stickers. I could say, wow, that is an absolute awesome project you did there. And I can put stickers all over my video if I want. So that's a great option for some kids. Same thing. I can go back. I also have the option to box things to really highlight something I'm talking about. Like maybe I was like, you know, you really want to look at that section right there, make another word choice for that. So this is the little power that ScreenCastify has, kind of overloom. And one button will clear it all. I click that clear all button, boom, everything's gone. I go down to hit the stop button. I've finished my recording. Now, while it's loading here in the background, some things you have to consider about ScreenCastify, it's free to use. Everything you saw that I'm doing right there, you will have them for free. It doesn't cost anything. You do have a five minute limit. So you can only go up to a five minute video, which is more than you should ever need. So we're going to let the ScreenCastify here load on this next tab. So as soon as I'm done recording, it's going to open up this tab. So right over here, it opened a new tab and then here's my video. So you can preview it and you can watch it. You can say, Oh, that's perfect. If you were done, you could just click this copy and share link and send it off. It's that easy. This video is also already stored in your ScreenCastify. It's a folder that gets created in your Google Drive. Now my tip to you, small tip here on the side, is take that folder in your drive, right click on it, click the share button and make it anyone with the link can view. Then you don't ever have to worry about sharing rights for kids to see the videos that are shared with them. But anyhow, if I click the click share link, I can put that in anything. So I can just click that right now, go back to my document that I was working on, highlight some part of that where I want to make the comment, click my comment and paste. When I hit the comment button, it's going to embed that link into the comment. So all the student would have to do is click that button. It'll open a new tab and they will be able to see that ScreenCast that I made with the writing, with the drawings, with my video camera on there. And they will see what it is I gave them feedback on. They click the play button. Just like little, I can drag this wherever I want. This is awesome. I love your writing. So really, really easy. The thing that ScreenCastify can do, though, is maybe I had, I wanted to take the beginning off or the end, or I want to do a little bit of editing in it. This button right here, open an editor. If I click that, it'll load up a new tab into the video editor free. Once again, remember, that's the benefit for us teachers. We look for everything that's free.  You can add text or you can delete sections. You can also add any other media head.  You did a second video, you can splice those two together. So it doesn't do everything that I move, you know, it doesn't do anything that's free, Camtasia or other really heavy editing programs do, but it's all you need for positive comment. So if you wanted to put in some, some text and put a box up that says something like congratulations, great job. That's all you have to do. You would just type something in there and that box shows up wherever it is you wanted it. So you would have said, like, good job. Oops. Great job. Put that over here on the side and now that text box is part of this. So as it plays, it pops up here over on the side. So it just has some more powers. Then you just hit the export button and you're right back. I want to go back to screencastify, name it demo one right back to the screen. And when that comes up, there's that great job. So I've been able to edit some things. And then the same thing. I can click this email button right here, send it to email. It's going to open up my Gmail and make it. So all I have to do is type in anything else I want and it's already shared. So here's my link. When I hit the send button, that's a hyperlink. It opens up for them. They're ready. Same thing. If I was going to go back into this, I can go back and add that new edited one in and you'll see it's the exact same link because it's stored in Drive. All it did was edit and change that a little bit. So when I hit the reply button, boom, there's my new link. Same link, but I mean, it does all the editing. So it's really, really cool. Screencastify has a lot more of that video power. So you can edit things. You can add titles, text boxes. You can trim things. Loom only allows you to kind of trim the front and back a little bit. So those are the two great tools to use. Your added bonus, kind of like we said, Loom, you can organize things in folders and you can do that Gmail kind of pop-up link. Screencastify allows you to make GIFs. So maybe I want to make this entire little video or make my own GIF. All I have to do is go over to this export video down here and go to export as a GIF. And if you don't know how GIFs work, it's just an animated image. So you could have a GIF of just totally like, great job. You did awesome. Given a thumbs up and give that out to kids. So it's kind of like making stamps. So I'm going to show you how easy this is. This is awesome. So I can just go up to the Screencastify extension up here. This time I'm just going to do my camera. That's it. Just my camera. I'm going to record. It's going to give me my little countdown. That is awesome. I'm going to hit the stop button. Now I made a dorky little video of just me. It's going to open up in a new tab. I don't even care about the audio because remember GIFs are just animated images. I think that's an awesome. I'm going to take this little trim this off just a little bit. Let's see how that looks. And I'm going to trim the beginning off just a touch. Let's play it. That's awesome. Thumbs up, cheesy smile, right to there. So I only want to go to there. I'm going to save that as a trim. I'm going to name this awesome. Okay. Now this time I'm not going to share the video. I'm going to go to the bottom where it says export. Export is a GIF. You can change your resolution size. The bigger the size, the bigger the file and you might run into problems with that. So I'm just going to leave it right where it says I'm going to export. Right down here it says download. I'm going to click the download button. I'm going to go back to my student work here. And this time I'm just going to drag my GIF right into the screen. This is a document. You can't put videos in document, but I just used a video tool to give them a thumbs up. It doesn't even have my voice and that kid's going to go, oh, he thinks I'm awesome. So Screencastify will allow you to make GIFs as well, which everybody loves a GIF. So quick, easy, you can make a bunch of these and save them. Make yourself doing all kinds of words. You could also use that editing tool and put the word awesome in text across the screen if you wanted so they know exactly what you're saying. So that's another tip on Screencastify. I'm going to show you how to use. So those are some great tools. Everything is available on this slide deck. So this link, Bitly Student Feedback Tools. Make sure the S is capitalized. The F is capitalized in the T. If you type that in, you'll have access to all of the how-to's I put there. I have some videos in there. I have all kinds of links to things that I've made to help with any of that. Start giving your voice and your video to kids. They love it. They need it. They're craving hearing you say how awesome they are. So be awesome and tell them how awesome they are. Thanks.


Hello everyone, this is Amit Dan of amitdan.com. You are watching one of my jeep travel videos and today I am taking to the Qam Ambo, the dual temple located in a pleasant every culture town overlooking the Nile. The temple of Qam Ambo is a two in one temple dedicated to not only one but two gods. The eastern half was dedicated to the crocodile headed god, god of the Nile and the creator of the world, Sobek and his family. The western half of the temple was dedicated to the falcon headed god, god of the sky and the protector of the king Horus and his family. Just before entering the complex you'll notice that it is made of two parallel temples and both are perfectly symmetrical. The temple was constructed mainly with limestone in a rectangles shape. The temple of Qam Ambo starts with the front courtyard and then you'll see 15 columns decorated with lotus floral capitals and sun images and also you'll see inner halls followed by two sanctuaries dedicated to Sobek and Horus. There are seven chambers, many anti chambers and smaller rooms that were used for different rituals and purposes located in the both east and west parts. Although the temple of Qam Ambo is the most preserved and complete temple that is 2000 years old, I saw lots of parts that are damaged or missing. The capers looked like modern-day alleyways but smaller on both sides of the walls. They had engravings describing stories. Our guide explained most of them, they are very fascinating. Thank you for watching this video, there will be more Egypt videos coming up so I'll see you shortly. Thank you. Do you remember the name of the engineer who built the first stone building in Egypt? Yes. He built the world for the king Joseph, the prince of Egypt, the king of Egypt. Excellent. So when the great evil invaded Egypt, how many fields did they have? How much of the taxes they would get from the farmers. So inside the temple we can see the design of Nile Meethu. It looks like a deep water well. This one actually connected directly to the Nile River through a small canal under the ground. If you look down you can see we have some stairs, some steps. They were numbered steps.


Who am I? My name is Rogelio J. Somewhere. You can't pronounce my first name. You can just call me Ro. I am a solutions barista. I made that up, by the way. They don't. You can make up your own titles. Hashtag rocket. At Hashtag rocket, of course. I have been a Linux sys admin, a software engineer, and tall for a longish time. That's my Twitter. That's my email, my blog, all five posts. I let them, I make them count. And my GitHub's, and that's it for me. So now, feast your eyes on this. Medium turkey chili. Ham crab bisque. Just forget it, let it go. I think you forgot my bread. Bread, $2 extra. $2, but everyone in front of me got free bread. You want bread? Yes, please. $3. What? No soup for you. So you may be wondering what that clip had anything to do with my talk. Absolutely nothing to show about nothing anyway, right? Anyway, no soup for you. Here's what we're going to accomplish. You ready? Today's mission, a soup final from here. For a near-perfect development environment, to seek out cases for Sudo, to boldly go where no developer has gone before, star. Not really, but it sounded good. Well, you may learn some other things along the way. So anyway, Sudo, I guess it has its place, right? Mostly in the enterprise multi-user environments. It allows for logins. I'm going to zoom into this. So these are two commands, right? You can run Sudo, mySQL status, or you can run SU-C, and then the command that you're going to run. What that's doing, wait, I have a pointer. No, I don't have a pointer. Do I? Yes? No? I don't. That's right. I don't. Yes, please. The top, and the top. Let's try to get the batteries. No worries. OK, it doesn't work. All right, it doesn't work. So if you see up there, it says the first one is with Sudo. So it's telling you that the user fry was running it. There you go. He ran the command, mySQL status. So you know that it was fry, and you know that it was he ran this command as root. With this, all you know is in the logs back, whenever you come back and check it out, is that the user fry ran something as root, but not what it did. So it's not entirely useless, right? There's nothing really wrong with it. And I use it to install tools that I trust, because there's a lot of crazy stuff that could happen if you have a make file that just says rm-rf slash.  So the question is, why no Sudo? All right, Sudo has no place in the Ruby development environment. The part of the problem is most of us, who's using Ubuntu or some sort of Linux and OS 10, or Enddoor OS 10? So most everybody, I think I saw a couple of Windows machines here and there. I forgive you. Well, Ubuntu and OS 10 specifically don't really set a default password for root, so that's bad because that forces us to use weak passwords, right? And like I said earlier, Sudo can potentially wreak havoc in your box. And Sudo, if you run Sudo gem install, it'll install Ruby in your system Ruby, which we'll get to this later. But that makes it incompatible with RBM. And it's also not ideal for homebrew in OS 10. So here it is, what I think should be perfect as a development environment. The cool thing is Debian folks have apt Gentoo guys, peeps, persons, have portage, which is, to me, one of the best package dealy boppers. And then Macaulay's 10 people, nothing. Pure crap, right? Until, of course, homebrew came along to say the day. And it really is the amazing package manager for OS 10. Now you may be saying, oh, what about Mac ports? If you have Mac ports installed right now, uninstall it. Go ahead, I'll wait. OK, fine, don't. The thing about, let me camp out here with this guy, homebrew. Homebrew, I believe that as craftsmen, this right here is our tool, this guy. So our development environment should be ours, right? Fine, if you share your computer with your wife and she wants to surf the internet, it's fine. But I think what homebrew is telling you to do is, user local should be CH-TONE to your user. And I think that's fine in OS 10. Homebrew is OS 10 only, by the way, so don't throw rocks at me. App is great. So brew allows you to install a whole bunch of libraries and stuff, like w.get, which is not in OS 10, under user local. And homebrew, if there's something not in homebrew, it's in Ruby, and you can write formulas that will go out and, for instance, ImageMagic has an entire, it's almost like a Chef recipe, but not really. But it's very declarative, right? So you say, this formula is going to go out and not only install and compile ImageMagic, it's going to go and get lib, jpeg, PNG, and all that other stuff. But you only worry about it once you make the formula and then brew install ImageMagic in your set. How many people know or are using homebrew? Cool. Great. So next, here are the needed goodies for your Ruby development environment. For Ubuntu, of course, curl, bison, build, essential, all that stuff to be able to compile stuff. In OS 10, you need Xcode and homebrew, like I just said. And of course, in both, you need them. And I guess, I mean, if you're in Ubuntu, of course you're going to use them. If you're in OS 10, you may want to use Emacs, but not text-made. I'm kidding, of course. You can use whatever you want. Firefox and Chrome, MySQL, Postgres. And by the way, MySQL, Postgres, SQLite, Mongo, Couch, whatever, all those already in brews. All you have to do is say, brew install MongoDB and you're done. And I'm going to show you some of that stuff later. And there's more, but the biggest thing that you must install in your RubyDale environment is my friend, RVM. Who's using RVM? Yeah. Heck yeah, awesome. Hopefully you'll learn something new today. So RVM stands for Ruby Version Manager. It's a command-line tool. It installs multiple Ruby interpreters. It manages sets of gems per Ruby version, which is huge.  And you can't manage it, right? I mean, I'll get to it in a second. I'm going to show you a little deli. And you can perform operations over install interpreters and gem sets. Again, this is going to be part of the demo. Check this out. This is a gem list from Eric, Eric's computer, because he's not using RVM. Check it out. Uh-huh. And that's it. And I just go back down.  Now, let's go check out Rails. Look at all the versions of Rails he's got there. 1.6. Where's the arrow? Bing, bing, arrow, arrow, arrow, arrow, there. There's the arrow. So what if he wanted to check out Rails 3 with his gem system gem, and so he can't, right? Because now, right now, if he runs the Rails command, it's going to generate a 2.3.8 app. So again, this is a big, oh no, I forgot to take this one off. The next one, it just goes over again. Oops, let's ignore this. So why use RVM? Gem isolation. I just showed you. That's crazy to have all these gems in one big pot. Gem sets, again, per project RVMRC, which I'll show you in a second, a single command to run, for instance, this will run your specs for Ruby 1.8.6 and RE. And you can even tell it to run it not only per a Ruby version, but a specific gem set. And I'll show you again as part of the demo. And the flexibility to start over and be back up quickly again.  So all I did is I said, RVM implode. It deleted my .RVM, and I was up.  Everybody, I guess, they're doing torrents or something. It took forever, but it was taking forever to download the source files and then compile them. But anyway, so here's the demo. I am brave. I will do a live demo. I'm going to mirror this stuff so that I can see what I'm doing. Did I do what I thought I was going to do or not? Oh, there it is. Display. I want to mirror the stuff so I can see what I'm doing here. Some of you are familiar with Hitch. Who is not familiar with Hitch? This is a small gem that I used to give proper author attribution to when you're pair programming with somebody. So when you make that commit, it'll show that commit as both of you, and not just the person who owns the computer. OK. I can give you a small demo of Hitch. Can everybody see that OK? All right. Not in this project. I think this project has something. So you see at the top there, Bernard and these, we're working on that pairing station. And it's a great way to make these things stick. Oh, gotcha. All right. And so the committer is the pairing station, so because that's the way that we're working on. But then the author is dev. We have this email dev at Hashtag, and then of course you can do pluses after that, any number of pluses. So dev plus Bernard Schaefer, which is his GitHub, and then visas, which is his GitHub username. And then we go to Gravitar and create a Gravitar for that unique email. And then when it shows up in GitHub, you'll see their picture based on that Gravitar. So anyway, it's just the author attribution. The point of it is somebody that's using it wrote an issue and they said, hey, they want to do a triage. And you can do that right now. But so the way that that would look like, so I would say Hitch, the Ruby mug, Pat Maddox, and say tpo. And see, now he does it with and, and, and, and blah, blah, blah. So this guy, what he wanted is to do a Pat Maddox, comma, Ruhedy, Jason Moore, and Tim Pope. And I was like, fine, we can do that. But of course I didn't, not yet anyway. So let me open Vim and let's go through. First of all, let me just do a rake, make sure everything is passing fine. And then this is the command that I was telling you about. Power of RVM. All right, I don't want to push. As a matter of fact, you can run rake spec or you can just run specs. So now it's running it in 186. Everything passes, I think, no, everything broke. It's supposed to be working, but whatever. There you go, 186, RE and 192. So my gem is now compatible, of course, with all of these. Now I want to add this new feature that this guy wanted, very simple stuff. And the first thing I want to do is, I don't know if I'm going to be able to do this. Can you guys see that on the right over here? Oh, cool. So there you go. Now look how fast I'm going to write this. You ready? I can. So I'm going to call something like pair count or something like that, or number of pairs. That sounds better. Number of pairs. And this is just something to illustrate an issue. So it returns the number of pairs. And we say do. And then we set up something or other. Let's say we do this. And then we say hitch that number of pairs. Oh, you see that? That should equal two. Right, and if I run this, just this one test. And by that one test, I mean not this. Then it's failing because it says I don't know what number of pairs is. Let's go over here and add this right quick. And again, it's just going to be something like, yeah. Current pair is just an array. So I'm going to run this. I'm just going to run this locally. So that pass is cool. Now let me run this with everything to make sure. And again, that's the command, rvm. And you'll notice that I have hitch. That's the gem set. I'll get back to that in a second.  What happened? Here's what happened. Array didn't have count in 186. You see? The power of rvm, it picked it up, right? Because I ran it, I ran my test, and it made sure that it was running with all 186. And so what I do, simply to fix that is I go to my implementation, and I say size. And then I run it like so. And now we're done. And by the way, stop me at any time if you have any questions on how I did something over there. Oh, I see. I'm not, huh? I guess so. So the power above you. So OK, so how do we get here, right? Gem list is a lot shorter than the list that I show you from Eric's computer, right?  See, now I have a pointer. It's saying that the home path, that the gem home, is the hitch gem set, right? And then it's going to combine not only that gem set, but every Ruby version has a global, right? And so that global, you can install generic stuff in that global one. So for instance, I want to make sure that all of my rvm, all three of these, that whenever I'm moving from one Ruby version to the other, that I have hitch, right? Because if I'm programming, I want to make sure that all of them have it. If I say rvm use 1.9.2, then when I list it, it's an even shorter list, because there's not much stuff installed in 1.9.2. And then it shows hitch right there. So I can at any time say hitch, and then it shows me that I'm triaging with Pat and Tim, right? I can unhitch here, and there's an rvm. Oh, this is a bad example. Well, fine, I'll show it to you. This is a per project rvm rc, which means that when I see d into my project, or change directory into my project, that it's going to say, hey, does this exist? And it's going to set up the environment so that I'm using ree and the gemset hitch. If it's not, if it can't find this, it's going to go ahead and create that hitch, gemset. Now, let's do something crazy. I think there's a for loop here somewhere. So this is just going to go through each of one of these. This is going to go through rvm list strings. It's going to give me all three versions. And I'm going to go through each one of them and not create hitch, but I'm going to empty the gemset. Because I'm crazy like that. rvm gemset, think about this, rvm use $x at hitch and rvm gemset empty hitch. So I just want to make sure that I empty all of them. And of course, it's not going to let me do that. rvm, let's see. Here you go. I'm going to do it. I'm going to make it easier. I'll be agile here. Empty, didn't I call it empty? Oh, I can give it anything else. Here we go. rvm info. Oh, actually, can you see up here? Barely. What is it? Oh, there you go. I have it in my prompt. So it'll show me what Ruby version I'm using and what gemset I'm on. So I think you can just say rvm gemset empty. I don't know why that's not working. Or empty without anything. It's totally broken, dude. And the brackets are empty in the list. Do you have to say rvm hitch? No. Weird. Do you have to empty something? That is weird. Here we go. Whenever you're having trouble with rvm, just do this. He helped me test stuff. So you see, there was an update already. And you do have to open up a new one. A new one. Say what? rvm reload. Oh, you're rvm reload, yeah. No. Wow. This is not good. Do you need help? Yeah, you see there? rvm help. rvm gemset help. rvm empty. Whatever. That's what you get for trying to do a lot. I'm OK. I showed you most of what I wanted to show you anyway. How am I doing on time? Weird. Here you go. Here's what I'm going to do. rvm uninstall re. That works. That's going to kill everything. So when I go try to come back, it is it. See, now I can't find hitch because all the gems I killed. Gem install. Sorry. rvm install re. This may take a while, so let's talk about something. It may take longer than what I want to spend. But let's talk about brew while it's going. So brew, this is the stuff that I have installed in brew. I have image magic. I have liptif, jpeg. All this stuff is because of image magic. I have postgres. I have prop tools, which allows me to do crazy stuff like pgrep firefox. I mean, stuff like that. The cool thing is, if I wanted to install something, what's something you guys want to install, this will take forever. But I have, well, let me just show you what it does. So if I want to say brew info for my SQL, this is what it gives you after it installs. It tells you what to do, what to seem like where, and then it loads it, and now it's just working. The biggest thing is that I want you to know, and take away from this, is that I have a step-by-step presentation. I mean, presentation blog post. That's for Hitch, that I have one for Debian and for Snow Leopard. And basically, it'll get you what you saw today, which, of course, this is step zero, is uninstall MacBooks. And then install the rest of the stuff. You'll notice that I CH-own user local to who am I, which is the user that you're running with. And then. What if you have more than one user on that machine who wants to brew install things? Who wants to brew install things? Yeah. Who do you have in there? I just have multiple accounts on my machine. You do? I do. Yeah. Once crippled by the corporation, the other isn't. Then use the one that is in crippled by the corporation to be the master of disaster. Yeah, that's kind of, because with our pairing stations, right, we have a dev user. And then we set everything up as that dev user. And then so from that pairing station, you can brew install, do anything. No pseudo at all from that Mac. Ideally, in that situation, I think what I would do is put everybody in the staff or wheel so that they can pseudo SU-that user, the one user that owns everything, and then do stuff at that user. I mean, that's the best. I mean, it's kind of, this has worked for me in the development environment. I haven't gotten it, I haven't perfected it in the production environment yet. It's just because of tricky stuff like that, right? And or even RBM, does anybody has anybody done RBM in production environment? In production? Wow. So was there another question? Yeah. If I create a different directory, and what? Oh yeah, you can install home brew in wherever you want to, right? But this is the prescribed way that they tell you to do it. But yeah, this is not the only way to make this work, the brew stuff. But the thing is this, though. In reality, by doing this, you can come back and not use home brew for whatever reason doesn't work for you. You can bring the sources into user local, source or whatever, compile the stuff, and it's still going to work, because everything is on the user local. So it gets out of the way of everything else. I don't know if you saw, when you see here, when we said brew install W get, and then you go to user local, you'll see that it created under this seller. You know what I've done? Sometimes I had an issue with a pairing station. I could not get Postgres installed, for whatever reason. So what I did is I deleted seller, I went to my other identical iMac, copied the seller directory into here, because they're all the same user, right? Everything worked just fine. We had Postgres running. We had everything running just fine. Let's go check on our little dealie over here. Hey, there you go. So rvm list shows us r-e-e, rvm use r-e-e, one less e, default. It's going to make that guy, my default one, gem install. Now, rvm use at global is going to use r-e-e at global. Now we're using the global gem set. I'm going to say gem install, hitch. And then what I'm doing there is I'm making it available, I'm making hitch available in the global gem set. Now I can just go into a different, even a different. So for instance, if I go to my, this is my, this is my blog, because I use, what do I use? Webby. And it has its own, as you saw, it has its own gem set, right? But it also will share the global gem set. So I should be able to say gem list hitch, and it's going to have, you know, gem list is going to have the hitch, and it's going to have the other stuff that it needs. So where was I with the hitch stuff? There we go. All right, so now if I say gem list, this should be almost not empty bundle. OK. So, yeah, I think that's all I had. Is there any more questions? I think I'm out of time. Good question on rvm? Yeah. Great question. Here we go. I have in rvm, I have rvm use 1.9.2 at Rails 3. Now, gem list, I thought I had this installed Rails. Now, what I would do for this particular issue, while it's installing, I'll tell you what this is going to do. This is going to allow me to rvm use 1.9.2 at Rails 3 to generate and create new Rails 3 projects.  But this now allows me, now I can say Rails, right, that's V, and now I'm running Rails, and now I can run all my generators from here. And then once I create the, what do you call it, the directory, like yesterday, what was it? Rails, huh? Rails, new, and then the name. New Twitter, whatever we called it, right? But I'm going to create that here. Rails, new, Twitter, 3. Oh, and that didn't work. That's because I am, yeah. That's because I need to do this. There you go. And of course, at that point, I would go into Twitter, 3, and then create my .rvmrc. Actually, you can do this. rvm dash dash rvm rc dash dash create use, I guess we can go with re at and call it Twitter if I can type 3.0. And what this creates is this rvmrc file, which looks exactly like my hitch file. And now it's going to either create it or just set up, I was talking to Wayne on IRC just yesterday, actually. And he was telling me that this is a performance optimization. So that's the top part over there. It says if it finds a directory, it loads it. And you can do stuff like, because this is what I had so that at least you're rvm dash prompt so that whenever you, well, the first time you go into it, it asks you if it's going to be, because you're executing code, if it's trustworthy, and then you trust it. And then this is what I was going to show you. It's telling you what you just selected and then where you're at. Questions, no more questions. He is almost always in IRC. So that's it for my demo. No more questions? No? And thank you.


Hey Virgo, welcome back to your weekend reading. If you're new, welcome please smash that like button and subscribe if you enjoy the reading. Keep in mind this will be a general love weekend reading. Some messages may or may not be for you. Always remember this is a channel for Virgo's Sun, Moon, Rising, or Venus, but all signs are welcome. So if you are, if you have Virgo and any of your other signs, but it's not your son's sign, you can still take these messages. Okay, and anything, personal readings, etc., anything you need for me is in the link in the description box below. Okay Virgo, so we're going to take a look at the weekend and starting with Friday, then Saturday, then Sunday, and see what is coming up for you. Okay, so Friday you got make the effort, Saturday of true love, and Sunday of attraction. Okay, so let's see, someone will be making an effort toward you on Friday. Okay, great love is worth the steps being guided to take. Okay, so let's see what that will mean for you. Whoops, okay, I just saw Virgo, yep, okay, I've got the hermit, and four of cups, the night of cups, and the three of wands. Okay, I feel like you don't have to do anything. I feel like someone's going to come in and make a proposal or some kind of a love offer here. This is someone who could be at a long distance or distance to you. I feel like this person, they may have, oops, they may have avoided love in the past, or you know, whether it's a past person to you or just in general. But I feel like this person is in this very reflective mode or mood over this weekend, where it's like they realize that they have missed many opportunities or they've had options and they could never commit to one.  So I do feel that the offer comes in over this weekend, a proposal could be love, marriage, just someone's offering their cup of love and hoping that you will take it and they will wait for you to reply, okay, or to receive, I should say, not necessarily reply, but to receive it. I feel like they're hoping that you will receive what they're trying to offer here, okay. I just want to get a clarifying card for the hermit. So like I said, for some of you, it could be another Virgo or you are just on their mind over, especially on Friday. So asking you out to go somewhere to do something, really just truly expressing their romantic feelings towards you. And it's a romantic proposal. Okay, so the Queen of Swords is here. So for some of you, this could be an air sign, Gemini, Libra, or Aquarius as well. So a lot of communication. I feel like there's going to be some communication on Friday. So expect a call or a message or some conversation that happens where I feel like this person asks you to, if you can be lovers, seriously. I mean, this person really, like they put in the effort, I feel like this is someone who really takes this time, sees your worth, recognizes, sees how valuable you are to them. And I'm picking up this person just kind of self-reflecting, going within and coming up with that like, wow, Virgo is amazing. Virgo is like, totally, totally worth this. Okay, so that that energy comes forward on Friday. So Saturday is true love, the romance of a lifetime. Okay, let's see if you have a date on Friday or at least over the weekend, this energy, you know, it can mix and match, but I feel like you're going to, two people, you and this person are going to be feeling, okay, hot to trot for each other, but definitely it's going to be a hot weekend. I really feel like it's going to be a hot weekend like this person. And you, there's just like, a lot of romance, like a hot romantic cotton candy kind of weekend, a lot of sweetness. Okay, stealing away, going somewhere for some of you, it could be with a fire sign. Aries Leo Sagittarius or this person just looks at you, maybe someone, maybe some of you Virgos in the Cuspileo Virgo.  They're very positive about you. And I feel like they will be trying to sweep you away or sweep. There's going to be a lot of physical passion and we'll be trying to sweep you away on the weekend or they're going to sneak away, take time off work or do something along those lines to get into some kind of connection with you over this weekend. So there might be a going away thing going on here to spending some time away with someone. Let me get some clarifiers. Let's look at the sun. This is Leo Energy as well. Okay, so King Cups and a Queen of Wands. So it could also be a Water Sign Cancer Scorpio Pisces, but this person has very deep positive emotions for you. Positive loving emotions for you. They might be somewhere in a sunny area. They might live in a sunny climate or you do. Okay, let's see what else I'm picking up here. Yeah, I just feel like this person comes to terms or they realize they know over this weekend that you were their own one and only true love. Like you are the one that they want to steal your heart. They're going to take what they can from you and have that exchange. And you know, it just feels like a very positive playful energy coming from this this person here. Okay, so let's take a look at Sunday. Sunday you have attraction. You attract romantic love by enjoying this moment fully. Okay, wow, a magician. Wow, six of wands. Oh, the judgment and strength. That's incredible. Wow. For some of you, this is like a wake-up call. Someone's having like a wake-up call on Sunday about you. It's more than just you being their one true love. This is more like awakening, like a life changing. You are their purpose. Well, yeah, but yeah, you complete me. But this is more along the lines of like this person has gotten some kind of karma. So we do have Gemini and Leo, also Scorpio showing up here. So this person, you know, they the karmic cycle has ended. That's what I feel like is going on here. Okay. Sunday feels like a very magical kind of thing. Somebody might be a performer up on the stage when they get a lot of applause and a lot of recognition as well. Coming out, there's a coming out energy here, the courage to come out. So somebody gets this courage to come out based on attraction. And you also have the two of cups here for the magician. So yeah, I feel like there's like some magic happening between you and another person over this weekend. And Sunday looks like, like Sunday looks like kind of like waking up in the morning and feeling the magic is still there. That's the energy that I'm picking up here. So if you're already involved with this person, or if you this could be somebody new before this could be so many new coming in, although I have to give the caveat that I don't feel any new energy here. I'm not feeling new. Maybe with the two of cups that can sometimes represent a new start in a connection. But for a lot of you, I feel like this might be just a recommitment and, you know, having a new start in already formed kind of a relationship. So let me take a look and see what your messages of love are here for the weekend. Because I do feel like someone is like super, super attracted to you. Like they can't, like they feel it. I just heard someone can feel another person on their skin, right? It's almost like a phantom feeling. But it's like, it feels real, that kind of thing. Okay, messages of love for Virgo. Wow, you're kidding. Oh my goodness. Okay, this is a true love connection. This love is emotional, physical and unconditional. Now, this might be someone new in that you just started dating or you've already met them and you haven't started dating. Okay, we'll keep it like that. Put away the computer this weekend. Someone might be feeling like really concerned about their money and might not want to take a weekend off because of that. But I feel like, you know what?  So pull away from the computer, put it away, work less to help infuse and strengthen this relationship over this weekend. Let me see what else. And you have, okay, so there's regret. This person coming in, they have regret about something. Now maybe, maybe it was that there wasn't a commitment or they didn't express how they truly felt about you, which I do see that they're going to do. They have like a true love feeling, they truly love you. So there may be a little bit an element of regret playing out here with kind of like why they're coming forward, you know, like not only, I mean, it's because there is an awakening that this person, you know, you are there one and only true love, but there's also some regret and I'm hearing, why didn't we do this sooner? That's what I'm hearing. Or why didn't I do this sooner? Okay, let me see what else you have. Or Virgo. Other message, Virgo. Okay. Boundaries and patience. So, so I guess the person, whatever their situation was, they were putting up firm boundaries and taking their sweet time with the relationship for various reasons. But it looks like you can trust this situation. You might have been praying for this or making wishes about this connection to go forward or to have somebody in your life. And so I feel like the weekend and we'll be pretty profound.  Okay, so yeah, Virgo, I'm kind of feeling like, Oh my God, you're kidding. There's the awakening. Someone is undergoing a spiritual transformation and new love, a new love or recommitments to love is developing here, which is pretty much what I was saying. So it feels good. It feels really good. And also see possible marriage here for some of you, if not just a secret union, the relationship is moving toward a secret union. So it's very beautiful. Oh my gosh, it's really great. It's a it's a spicy kind of love weekend. Now let me see if I can get some other messages other than love to see what's showing up here for you. And then we're going to I'm going to try to do the what I did yesterday if you are, you know, Virgo dealing with which sign. Let me see. Okay, head of household taking charge of your divine masculine energy. You have a father figure that may be guiding you. Also the message here is to strive for respect, dignity and power and an influential male will be supporting you over this weekend. Some of you are moving to a safer area over this weekend as well. You have a direct honest female coming in and she is very lustful. She has a lustful fiery spirit. So it could be the person this queen of swords here that you might be connecting with for some of you in this reading, not a passion. Okay, victory, recognition and applause. And looking at something differently here. Okay, so if this for some of you, this person has some type of recognition or they're kind of, you know, well known or something, you might need to look at this situation a little different because I feel like this person is actually a loner. And for some of you, that might be a problem because they get a lot of attention. But I feel like you need to let go of any insecurities in regard to this for something here to work out. See it more in a positive way. Okay, you also have secure home. Some of you are doing something to secure your home. Maybe you're getting some new locks or you're getting some cameras installed outside. You can trust your intuition. You also have an emotional wish being granted over this weekend. You have a new love beginning and also so there's a motherly figure and a father figure who are guiding you whether here in the 3d or they are passed on into another realm. There's two people, a motherly and a fatherly figure doesn't have to be a mother and a father could just be people who represent someone of an angel or angels guiding you through this weekend for sure. They're saying to open your heart to receive and also something about cherishing your children, your animals and trying to be in a love minded or a love fused mindset over this weekend. Okay, you also have a spying interception. Some of you might be spying on someone also who maybe some family members or something to do with a wedding or an engagement party. We'd be looking to see if someone is getting married. There's also a marriage that is kind of false. I'm hearing a false marriage. You might be looking to see if that is, is there really going to do it or look, you know, this could just be something that you're seeing on, on like, how do I want to say it?  I don't know if it's something on TV, which of course would be a fake wedding, unless it's some sort of reality show. Or you're looking at someone's wedding or family party or an engagement or some type of celebration where I feel like, I don't know, you just kind of get this just like this whole thing is for show. Like somebody is just doing something for show. Oh, wow. And you also be getting some sweet, a sweet text message from someone with Cupid's arrows, love messages, travel, definitely a trip and a message from an admirer. I don't feel like this is a secret admirer. I feel like that's the person that's showing up here in this relationship. And you do have someone who is spying online. And I feel like this person is showing up either in your DMs or online somewhere if you're on social media and they're using like a fake account, committed love relationship. So this might be somebody for some of you that you're already talking to. Look, they're looking to see if you're committed to somebody else as well. So some kind of freaky deaky energy right there. Okay, and a few more messages to see who else we can pick up this energy. Sorry for the pause. Okay, let's see what else is showing up here for a go. Okay, got a brunette male or female that could be you or another person. Some of you might be thinking of going back to brunette or making your hair darker. So it could be doing something with your hair as well. Some of you are focused really intensely on a project that you're doing this weekend. And your advice here is if there's a love offer, just put it aside and go have some fun over this weekend. Okay, control. So interesting, like, oh, there's a kinky in the bedroom, kind of energy happening here the weekend too. And also feel like some of you might be attending, I just heard the name Marion, Marion. Somebody might be attending like a show, you know, like kind of a theatrical production over this weekend, whether that's in a movie theater or actually a play of some sort. You also have mature men, so that could be you who is a mature, like older male or just mature in age, maybe a little bit of gray here. That could also be somebody that you're connecting with over this weekend. A mature, older male. Okay, and you have the Ice King, so something to do with a boss also over the weekend. Let me see.  I don't even know. An entrepreneur, this person is a bit detached. And for others, this person, like, you have a really good connection with a boss or someone who's like, you know, does their own kind of thing. For some of you, this is a boss or someone who's well, you know, up there, owns their own company is going to be asking you out over this weekend or expressing their true love for some of you. Which might be a little bit of like what? Because they're very detached. It's unexpected. Whether it's a boss or whomever it is, it's kind of like comes out of left field a little bit there. Okay, some of you are, excuse me, looking at houses to purchase over this weekend or property or some type of real estate. You might be putting a house or putting some real estate on the market to sell or looking to buy or working in real estate over this weekend. Okay. Oh, you've got union. That's that secret union. There's a serious relationship, marriage, or partnership coming in this weekend. Okay. Got a young female, a blonde female. This is two girls. Somebody has two daughters. They're significant. Why? Some of you are going to meet your daughters for the first time. Sorry, I've been like a little congested lately. Some of you are going to meet your daughters for the first time. Maybe you haven't seen them or you haven't seen them in a while. You're going to see them again or your granddaughters or you're going to find out over the weekend. You have two daughters. Hey, okay. You also have freedom being single in a long distance relationship, a long distance. For some of you, not a relationship. For some of you, this is just deciding not to date over this weekend as well and taking some kind of trip or something to do with a boat over this weekend. Okay, a couple more messages here. You have true gem, valuable quality jewelry. That's kind of what I felt like this person in this reading was seeing the value in you. Wow. New love, absolutely new person or an unknown person. For some of you, now they're confirming this could be somebody brand new who's popping in over this weekend and kind of just has this regret that they never settled down or that they spent their whole life just being single and casual and free and maybe meeting people long distance and just never really, you know, kind of like a nomad. Someone's got like a ship in every port and they meet you and that changes everything. Yeah, this person was doing a lot of short-term relationships, quick flings, wasting time and you know maybe they had their reasons but it looks like something here is definitely going to be changing. Okay, let's see if we can get some Chinese signs of the person coming in and of course if you don't know them you won't know unless you ask them. Okay, let me see Chinese signs for the person coming in and or the Virgo's Chinese sign. Okay, year of the pig, year of the tiger, year of the ox, year of the goat, year of the rooster, the rat is here and the pig is here again, the rabbit and I don't think I said rabbit no. And the snake, the snaky snake, okay let me just get a couple charms. I have a screamer and then we'll be done with your weekend reading. Okay, so wow, okay you have a hamsa, definitely protected, oh jeez the twin flame car just flew out, divine counterpart connection happening here. Okay, hold on you guys so like I was saying you have the hamsa here so this is definitely being protected. Okay, some of you might be purchasing this over the weekend or seeing this somewhere, someone might be hanging it like from their car rear view visor or mirror as well or you have that there. Okay, so and you also, you also have a crown princess. Okay, that might be like an animal's bowl or dish says princess or prince on it something close or some of you are connecting with someone who's a princess or you're it's the two daughters that you're connecting with your princesses so to speak or granddaughters as well grandkids prince and a princess, someone will feel like a princess over the weekend with this prince charming or prince princess charming coming in definitely a crown on your head this weekend Virgo you're going to feel like amazing with all this I don't know the dopamine is going to be through the roof. Alright Virgo so I'm going to leave that there for you guys and I hope you all have a great weekend if you would like to book a reading with me the link is in the description box below and also somebody anonymously donated almost 500, a little over $500 to the National Center for Exploited and Missing Children fundraiser that I'm running here and whoever you are I don't know who you are but I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart for such a generous generous donation that's like insane so you know that really pushes it over the threshold there to get close to the 5000 so yeah thank you for that the link is below if you guys want to donate there I don't care like whatever amount you want to give is great or you can donate to the rrescue.org here on my channel as well they're both on my channel right so you can choose either campaign and yeah I just want to say swells my heart when you guys give I love it especially more so to the children I feel like I always feel like that's such a worthy cause they're so precious and so beautiful and so innocent and you know we have to protect them that's how I feel so thank you again and I will see you guys all back here on Sunday


Hello people of the internet my name is Johnny and welcome back to another video today we are playing what is supposedly not a fan game but based on how this game looks I'm pretty sure it probably is. This is called a case animatronics and I'm not gonna lie I haven't seen this game before I've seen people play it so I know kind of what to do but then again I haven't seen anyone do it in like a year so my memory is not all that fresh. There's a warden down there and I am going to wear headphones so here we go pitch black darkness the void. Looks like I fell asleep. My mic's in the way. My mic's in the way. I can't see the subtitles. What is it?  Ah yes please do go check was that oh flashlight I'm guessing that's F no. Ah yes the tablet the department relies too much on this new monitoring system at this rate they'll soon give us a joystick and a lightsaber. This is pretty loud I'm gonna turn it down real quick okay I turned it down it should be down for you guys as well because this is pretty loud how do I oh god my flashlight is clicking uh flickering not clicking to pick a plate place the mouse cursor over it and E oh the tablet. How much does it cost? Does what cost? Okay got it. Press Q to switch to the office monitor yeah.  You gotta charge that thing. Ah yeah. Battery drains out very quickly. I can tell you just saved the battery's energy. You just picked it up and it's at nine percent my homie. Excellent there was a charger in Ben's office. What is it? Wait so you have the tablet but the charger is in another office? B7 so where's that? I have no clue. Okay so it's over there and I am I have no clue. Okay I just gotta kind of just find out where B7 is. Door's locked that's awesome it's not like I wanted to go through that door. So B7. Man I wish I knew where I was. That's fine. Find the control office and turn on lights. Is this it? That's the interrogation room. I need a key card. That's the dressing room which is also locked. This is the controllers office which is a video and my things dead. Okay there's nothing in here. What's this? Oh it's a thermometer awesome. What was this again the dressing room? Alright so that's not it. There's a smoke detector up there. This is the dressing room again that's locked. Conference room that's also locked. This is the 113. Oh hey. So eight six nine. He said six nine. Okay light. No I want to keep that on. Find the control office. Alright so where's the control office?  I was like oh yeah there's nothing in here. There's nothing in here. Awesome. Ah Jesus. Yeah I remember I was like you know there's nothing cool in there because I had to get super close to that control panel to interact with it. So turns out that was the right place. I just didn't look hard enough.  Is that how you wake up? It's midnight already. Time to go home. Night call. Let's hope nothing serious. Hello hello. The voice from the phone. Can't call it the phone guy. Because this isn't FNAF remember. Is that donuts? I want to eat those donuts. There's also a fan there surveillance system. It's basically FNAF boys. Who am I really? What a psycho. What happened with the lights? Is this some kind of deja vu? Deja vu? I should go check out my shoes box in the control room. But I still can't see anything. So if there's no lights on in the... Nope that's not the right button. If there's no lights on in the place. Whatever place this is. I don't know a factory or something. Then I have no signal. Okay no that's locked. What am I doing again? I completely forgot. I was only having attention. It was locked. Awesome. Something in the conference room. Nope. Something up in the lights.   His phone there. That's still a light. A1 nope door's locked. Need a key card. Am I still trying to find Ben's room? Because I don't have an objective on the map. Oh no I do. Okay I gotta go back to the exact same place. Which was down here. Yes. Enter the code to open the door. What code? It was 219. Heck what's the password? Heck. I don't know. How am I supposed to know? 219. It looks like that's a six underneath all the blood. So I'm gonna try 2196. I swear to God if I get jumpscare again. Okay I don't know what that was but it was weird. 219... No. 2196. I was gonna hit okay. I literally got scared because I got it correct. Control panel's back here no for a fact. Last time I did this I got jumpscare though. Okay. The second fuse box? What is a second one? Oh it's gonna be up there right? Why is there a second fuse box? Why not just have one that's linked to the entire... entire...  You good there homie? Ah yes the phone. Here comes phone guy again. Press space to skip. I'm good. It's okay. Does it now? Hello? Convenient door? Alright so I can hide in a locker. I just gotta know. Ow my ears I'm so glad I turned that down. Even still it was pretty loud. Okay I know I gotta hide in a locker. And this is one of my safe places. So I still gotta find a key card for some... thing. No I gotta get... I need to find the second control panel. Which is gonna be where the animatronic just came out of. Hey I got an achievement lucky me. Am I good? I'm good maybe I'm not sure. So I'm gonna go the way he came because... I'm guessing I need to go in here. It would only make sense wouldn't it? So I gotta go back here. And I believe... in this room... is the other control panel? Hello? Alright it's the box. What's up there box buddy? Um control panel, control panel. It's in there, nothing. Um nothing there. Hello? Do I have lights? Nope. Why would I have lights? That's the thing. No was it not in here? What's up there cat? You come into play much much later. Okay um... Now I'm just slightly confused. Cause I need to find a control panel right? In there. Okay so I'm in the warehouse. Okay so I need to... Is it in...here? It was locked. But is that it? Wait...is that just where... I'm slightly confused. So the green. Is that where I am? I think that is. So where's my objective is my question? There's a light here but that's just... That's just a flashlight. What's this? John Furgo. Hey John got anything good in here? No? Got light though. That's pretty cool. Um so there's nothing... Oh I can actually open these. There's nothing in them though. So there's a room over here. Who's is this? This is Kirk. Kirk you got anything homie? No? Okay got another light though. Got some donuts. Can I actually eat these? Oh yeah. Oh nice. Alright. So where am I going? I still don't really know where I'm going. From where? He came out of nowhere. I swear it sounds like he was coming from that hallway but then I didn't see him at all. There's no way he could have gone behind me. Could he have been behind me? So the archive room is locked with a key. That I don't have and that I don't know where one would be. So... I'm a little bit out of ideas. Aha. I remember that. Okay. And I also know that they were attracted to sound. So if I turn on one of these. Oh god. I remember something about a key card being in the bathroom. So I looked there and I got one. It goes to something. I'm not sure. I can't remember what it goes to though. So he's in the bathroom now. He should walk... Yeah so he's in the... I better have gotten a checkpoint. Is it to this? Yes! Okay. I was probably allowed for you guys. Sorry. Okay. I am... Okay good. There's the cat. Okay. He's into play now. And he's in the vents. Just like FNAF. I mean not at all like FNAF. Yes, think. Alright. Okay so I do still need to go to Ben's room. Can I hide under a desk? Yes. If I do that. And then I find where Ben's room is. Okay. It's not any of those. Cause those were what? John and... Kirk I think? Yeah. So it's gotta be in one of these. So if I can get over there. Then I would be set. Okay. Nope. My monitor's dead. But as long as I... Oh it's my light flickering. But as long as I remember where the room is. And where I am. I should be able to find Ben's office. But I just gotta wait. Wait for this guy to go past. Then I can get around him. What the heck was that? Whoa whoa whoa. What is happening? Who's this? That's Alan. No. Ben. Lock is broken. No. Pick locks from the evidence storage could solve the problem. Okay. So I need to get to... I think I'm starting to understand where these giant toys came from. Really? They were evidence from one of the cases. That explains a lot. Did someone go missing? Was a child missing? And were there five of them? Cause if so. I got a pretty good case for this being a fan game of FNAF. So now I need to find the evidence locker. It's a building. Not quite sure. Seen here? Oh my god. Yes he is. Whoa whoa whoa. Wait. Hold on. Wait. Come on buddy. Let's talk about this.  He did not see me. Okay. Sure. Oh my god. What the heck? Alright. So I need to find some lock picks. They're gonna be in here somewhere. Oh no. The giant box doesn't open. I remember that. Over here? No. Hello giant box. Oh yes. In the safe. That was definitely not here when I came here the first time. So they are nothing. Bingo. Let's try to open the door. There's a thing here. In the state of Colorado. In the city of Aurora. According to witnesses at 1am. And I... My god. An unidentified gunman entered the house and the family. What the heck? Neighbors and passersby called the police reporting a lot of noise from the house. A police officer arrived at the scene to what turned out to be his first call. During the struggle a woman died and a man was wounded. The owner of the house is currently hospitalized in a coma. The criminal managed to escape and even though the police officer did not sustain any injuries he did undergo psychological evaluation. The police refused to comment on the case. Okay, so that actually is a story and my flashlight is dead. So I'm now maneuvering around in the dark. Fantastic. I can't... Okay. So I need to go this way. And then... Wait, where's the door? There's a door here. There's a door? Oh my god. I can't see anything. I need to find the door. There's a door down here somewhere. Is that... Oh my god. Why don't I have a flashlight? It's right here. Go through. Is that not the door? Oh. Hey, I finally made it through. Oh, it's a cutscene. Oh god. Let me move. That's just great. Yeah, it is. Whoa, whoa, whoa! Hey, whoa, whoa! Run! Just run! Why would it do this to me? Alright, Benzoom, let's go. Where's it? That's locked. Ben, Ben, Ben. WOLF! WOLF! Oh my god, wait! I just wanted to get to Benzoom. So I'm here. Is the cat gonna be in here? I don't think so. Alright, so I've got the lockpick. All I need to do is get to Benzoom. This is gonna be difficult. Under the desk! Under the desk! Get under the desk! Or don't! Okay, I'm hiding in a closet. I'm still trying to figure out how I'm gonna be able to get to Benzoom without being murdered. This is gonna be difficult, because they're both just like puppy guarding the place. Literally, because one of them is kind of a puppy. It's a wolf, but it's close enough.  It's kind of annoying. I got it! I got it! Hold on!  Don't you dare. Oh my god! And that was such a good death animation. So glad I got to see it.  Yeah, that's right. I'm not in here. You little... How do you know? Are they both gonna go to it?  It's my chance. Oh my god. Checkpoint. Jesus. It's weird that the charger is off. Let's see what's on the computer screen. Let's see what's on the computer screen. I knew it. A virus. Is this memory? What is it? Is it a game? So, you want me to go through it? God. It's a game memory. Alright, there's a cat. There's a locker. That's a locker. Oh, well... Now the charger is working. You can charge the tablet. You have to go through that every single time you want to charge your tablet. That stinks so much. See, is there more notes in these? Oh, there's a key card. Looks like it is the key card for some door. Really? Does it look like that? Does it now? That's fantastic. Alright, I am going to leave this episode of K-San electronics here. Pretty fun game. Not many instructions on what to do, but pretty fun game. I feel like I want to really, really beat this game, because I like it a lot. So thank you everyone so much for watching. Stay tuned for episode 2. Not sure when that's going to be. Hopefully pretty soon. But thanks everyone so much for watching, and I will see you all on the flip side.  Goodbye.


If you want to hit your ultimate peak, everything should bless you. There is a way to live like this. You must see how to use the tools to build yourself into your truly spectacular human being. So, these seven months in many ways was structured to break the familiar and step into the unfamiliar willingly.  So, you've been wonderful to have you here. A whole lot of people are saying sadhana paada people are really wonderful. That's nice. Because when you are on this path, it's very important that everything and everybody should bless you. If you walk on the ground, the earth should bless you. May this being grow because you will need everything. If you want to hit your ultimate peak, you will need everything that you can get. Every kind of support that you can get from anywhere. So, it's very important that everybody should bless you. Everything should bless you. If you go and sit under a tree, tree should bless you. There is a way to live like this. That is what sadhana is. That's what sadhana is about. To become so much in tune, whether it's an animal or a bird or a tree or a blade of grass, it all feels close to you from their end, not from your end. And they kind of do the best they can do for you. This some people will say, this is all rubbish. There is no science like this. They think science happened in laboratory. Science is happening in creation. You noticed a few things, that's all. Nobody has noticed everything. You just noticed a few things and you call that science. But it's happening, the phenomenon of life is happening, not in the lab, in the world, in the cosmos. So, to create a conducive atmosphere was the main focus of this culture always, that a spiritual person means immediately, you know, he's supported in this culture. Like you have seen some of the panels in the Janalinga, you've seen those panels of the sages and Siddhas of Tamil Nadu. One of them is representing this, if somebody has any symbol of being spiritual, then even if it threatens your life, you don't defend yourself to that extent. Even if people didn't have food to eat for themselves or their children, if they saw a person on the spiritual path, they first offered to him because they felt he's putting his life to better use than ourselves. That kind of atmosphere we need to create in the culture. It is not that today we have to go, you know, to… we have to depend on people for food, we have other ways of doing things. I was at the economic forum, so everybody's busy meeting to meeting, we're all running from meeting to meeting, it's like five days of madness. But, you know, everywhere there are a few coffee counters and like a snack kind of breakfast counters which is all kept there. People can go pick it up and eat anytime because there's no time to go for lunch, dinner, anything. We're just on throughout the day. I see…  Most people just come like this, all suited Buddha people. They come like this and they pick up what they want. They don't like it, they just leave it there, put in the bin, walk away.  The Japanese people, all, you know, top executives and things like that. These are not somebody who do not know how to moor out. They come, the counter is about five feet away. When they come there, they pick it like this, bending down. I just observed repeatedly, I thought this is fantastic, you know, that they're not even receiving it from somebody, it is just kept there. But to pick up the food, there is a certain gratitude and devotion towards it. They're bending down and walking the last few steps. In a… in a… in a totally corporate atmosphere, I'm saying, everybody's in suits and boots and everything, all right? They're just every one of them. Nobody is…  They're just doing it.  That we have some sense of gratitude towards the air that we breathe, the water that we drink, the food that we eat. And every other human being and every other creature on this planet, in some way assisting our life, every moment, hello? You couldn't exist.  Yes, you're existing because the whole thing is working for you all the time. So, one important part of sadhana is this, that you become like nothing. If you can't become nothing, at least become smaller than everybody else in the universe. Hello? It's very important. When your personality becomes small, your presence becomes very big. And that's what we need in this world. We need human beings who have a large presence. Not people who have a large personality and nobody can bear with them. Tyrants, too many tyrants.  They are in the form of parents, they're in the form of teachers, they're in the form of… They're all over the place. Fortunately, they're not as capable as those two that I mentioned. Only they're incompetence we're appreciating. But they are tyrants. So, one important thing for growth is this. Do not understand growth as like this. Growth is to become like thin air.  Do you fit into anything? This is very important. The flexibility, at least the body, we've made it a little flexible. In the last few months have they bent you, broken you a little bit? Some bones I think we have to break still. It's not just physical, physical flexibility, it's as a life, you're flexible. If you want to do something in this world, you must be able to fit into any situation and transform that. If you don't fit in, you cannot transform. That's what it is. So, now that seven months are over and time to go home or whatever, I hope you still have a home. No, no, you know I've lived long enough. In seven months, a lot of things can change. A lot of things can change. Who knows? So wherever you go, Sadhana must continue, okay? Sadhana is not something that you remember. Oh, we did Sadhana Pada very wonderful. That's not it. Sadhana must continue. You must see how to use the tools to build yourself into your truly spectacular human being. I want to see that happening.