The fiery horse of the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty, high-o silver, the Lone Ranger! The phantom figure of the plains has become a legend throughout the western United States. The record of his stirring deed has been handed down, not through the written pages of history, but by word of mouth, from generation to generation. Wherever the masked rider of justice rode, adventure went with him. And now the danger trail is brought to life once more. The Lone Ranger rides again! Come on, Silver and Bart Colt! As Silver raced by, we heard the Lone Ranger say that Bart Colt's gang must be captured. In the first scene of our Lone Ranger drama, we see Bart and his men as they ride toward the town of Brown's Crossing. They are following a seldom used trail after an attack upon the ranch of old Zack Andrews. Bart is speaking. Man, if this scheme works, we're going to make us more money than we ever made before. Yeah. How much cash do we get at old Zack's place, Jim? Close to a thousand dollars in gold and folding money, boss. We'll say the stock the rest of the boys were not from the hills. A thousand dollars in cash, a couple of thousand dollars worth of beef critters. That ain't a bad day's work. It sure ain't. But if Dave Sanders does what I figure he'll do, I won't be nothing to what we lay our hands on before the day's over. You think he was fool, Bart? I've never seen a fella who was fooled more. And he was mad enough to believe anything. Are you tired of Dave the way I told you to? Uh-huh. It won't take him ten minutes to get them roads off of him. He's probably high tilling for town right now if that's his horse can take him there. When he gets to town, they tell his brother we're riding the Silver Springs to raid the bank. There's just one thing, boss. Yeah, watch that. Dave was fooled all right when Blanky said we was heading for Silver Springs. When you acted as though you was mad at Blanky for talking too much, he was eating it up. But even though the sheriff is Dave's brother, you can't be sure he's going to believe Dave's story. Why not? Well, boss, you know as well as I do that the folks in this county is beginning to think that maybe Dave is in our gang. Well, you ought to. I fix it to look that way, didn't I? Yeah, but if they think he's one of us, they ain't going to credit anything he says. Jim's right, boss. That's why you're both wrong. It just goes to show I am the boss of this bunch instead of one of you fellas. We don't mean to tell you your business, boss.  Well, sure, boss, sure. You know I've been trying to have the sheriff lose his badge. And the sheriff thinks a heap of his brother. Sure he does. Well, things are coming out just the way I planned. Dave will go to town and tell the sheriff his story. You say he overheard his plan in the raid at the bank at Silver Springs. You do that all right. It's going to look funny at old Zach and his men when he sees we didn't harm Dave, man. That's just what I was saying. But here's the point. No matter what other folks think, the sheriff is going to back up his brother. Yeah. He'd be dead sure we're going to Silver Springs. He'd get a posse together and ride over there as fast as he can. Only we won't be there. That's just it. As soon as the posse leaves town, we're riding in. And cleaning the town up. We're going to get everything there is together. We'll hold up the bank. We'll take what we want from the stores and help ourselves with what's in the cafe. We'll get money and food and liquor and only ammunition we need. That'll be a good one. And then you know what's going to happen with the sheriff and Dave? Why? Everybody in the county's going to think Dave took them in out of town on purpose so we could hold it up. I see, boss. They'd want to kick the sheriff out of office for letting Dave fool him. All right, golly. I never thought of that. Boss, I got a hand for you. That's the slickest thing yet. And that ain't all. When they throw the sheriff out, most likely they give the badge to their deputies. You mean Len Moody? That's the fella. Why, that pluffer couldn't catch nobody. He ain't no more of a lawman than a sheepherd. I know it. And this is what you've been scheming all the time, boss? Yeah. Then my hat's off to you. From now on, no matter what you say, I'm for it. If we're about close enough to town now, this'll do fine. Hold on. Hold on. Very good. We'll rake right here until the sheriff gets out of town. We can see his orbits from here. These trees will hide us. Let's assume as the posse rides out, we are riding in. Andy Sanders, Dave's brother, was the sheriff of the county. While the outlaws gathered just outside of town, he sat in his office talking to his deputy, Len Moody. The conversation turned to Dave, and immediately, Len flew into a rage. Well, Andy, for all of me, you can do as you turn, please. Oh, now, Lem, take it easy. There ain't nothing to get mad about.  And why shouldn't I stick up for him? Seems to me you forget your sheriff of this county sometimes. What's being sheriff got to do with my brother? Are you deaf that you don't know what folks are saying about him? Now listen here, Lem. Dave is a good square kid. He wouldn't do nothing crooked for no amount of money. And as long as I am sheriff, I'm gonna see that he gets a fair deal. Maybe you won't be sheriff so long then. I've been hearing talk, too. I've been hearing that you'd sort of like to be wearing my bag. That ain't so, I take that. Hey, Andy, I got news for you. Andy, listen to what I got to tell you. What's the matter, Dave? What's ballin' ya?  Bart Colt? I ain't any surprise, nun.  Blast him! Don't surprise me, nun. I've only been wondering why it ain't happened before. What are you gettin' at, Lem? You're Zack's foreman, ain't you? Sure I am. And what of it? Well, there's been some funny talk about you, Dave. Now look here, Lem. Lem, crack, Andy. I wanna hear what he's gotta say. Maybe you wanna hear it, maybe you don't. But you're goin' to just the same. Well, let's have it. Remember the time Cal Rensen's money was stolen? He found your head outside his place? Keep right on talkin'.  Are you sayin' Dave's an outlaw? Ain't sayin' nothin'. Seems to me you've said a lot. All I am sayin' is that, in the light of them things, it don't surprise me, nun, that everybody out his ex-place got shot up except you. Lem, if you wasn't a deputy of mine... Don't pay any attention to him, Andy. I got somethin' more important to talk about. I bet you have. What is it, Dave? I can tell how you can get Bart Cote and his gang. You mean that? I sure do. Now look here, Andy. You ain't gonna listen to me.  I'm handlin' this. What's it all about, Dave? That outlaw called Blackie. Let us slip that the gang is ridin' the Silver Springs. Silver Springs? Yeah. He said it without thinkin'. When are they ridin' there? All to be on their way right now. Then that's where we're going. I'm tired of the way Bart Cote's been robbin' thievin' and killin'. I'm gonna get him this time if it's the last thing I do.  You ridin' over there and Dave say so? That's just what I'm doin'.   You're gonna... Lem, as long as I'm, Sheriff, you do as I say. Now get movin'. Get Tom and Tex and the Mably Brothers. Get every man in town that can carry a gun. We're ridin' the Silver Springs. The Sheriff was not the only one who wanted to capture the Colt gang. The lone ranger and his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, had been on the trail of the outlaws for several days. We see them as they ride toward the hills that separate Brown's crossing from Silver Springs. Tonto, hardly we found the trail of the outlaws at last. That's all right. They must have their hideout somewhere on these hills. There's no other place that would serve their purpose. There's isn't a trail the ranchers would use, but nevertheless, riders have come this way often.  You read trail good. Not as well as you, Kimosavi. Look, the trail's fading out. Brown get plenty hard here. Leaves into this dry riverbed. Maybe we find trail on the other side. Yes, we'll go on. They're bound to pick up the trail again somewhere. But Colt and his gang must be captured. You'll get them all right. If they're not captured, Sheriff Sanders will be put out of office and the deputy will take his place. Sanders is a good man, but Lamb Moody would be useless against the outlaws. With him in office, they'd have everything their own way. Look, there. What do you say, Tonto? There, trail again. Oh, they're fresh tracks. Then go south here. Yes, they've turned after following the riverbed and have headed for Silver Springs. Not right. And if Barth Coase gang is going in that direction, it means only one thing. What that? They're going to attack the town. Come on, Tonto, we've got to hurry. Get them on point, fella. Perhaps we can get there in time to stop their raid. Come on, Silver! Every able-bodied man in Brown's Crossing had responded to the Sheriff's call for volunteers. They formed a posse and charged across country to Silver Springs. The Sheriff led them into town, stopping at the bank. I don't see no sign of trouble. Looks like we beat them here. There sure ain't no outlaws in sight. I told you this was a turn-full chase. Hello, Sheriff. What brought all you fellas to town? Brought a posse to catch Barth Coase. Barth Coase? He and his gang held up Zach Andrews' place, themned it out for here. That's a funny thing. Ain't seat high enough to have. It looks plain funny to me, too. There can't be no mistake. Dave heard one of the gang say it was coming. Maybe it was an intended mistake. Sheriff, I'm beginning to think things look clear, too. Now listen to me. There ain't the only one that's been suspicioning things around here, Bob Dave. There's been a heap of talk all over the county. But you would never listen to it. You've been too dog-gone stubborn. Why, you ain't gonna take that kind of talk. Well, I reckon you've got to. We've been letting you have your own way too long. And that's a fact. All I got to say is this. If you go on... Listen, there's a horseman. And he's riding him like he's got a plenty of important news. It's tech. That's him, all right. Now what in tarnation is he doing?  Oh, there. Sheriff, something awful's happened. Mark Cole spent a brown's crossing. That can't be sure. It is so. I had to hunt up my horse after you left, or I wouldn't have seen him. They come into town just as soon as you and the boss you read out of sight. What them coyotes do? Do. They ain't nothing they ain't done. When I slipped out of town, they broke into the bank in the general store in the cafe. There was nobody left to stand them off. Sheriff, it was you and Dave brought us here. It was you that fixed the stuff they could do there even with us going. And it was Dave said the bot was coming to Silver Springs. But boy, listen, listen to me. We have been listening to you two blame long. Maybe you and Dave are both working for Mark Cole. Fellas, we ought to string them up. I'm taking your badge, Andy. You're all through being sure. I says to string them up. String them up. Go ahead, boys. I ain't stabbing your way. There's a good place right outside of town. Come on. We're just wasting time. Let's finish him off and get right back. No, no, don't do it. You're making a mistake. Stand back, man. Another outlaw. Take your hands off those men. I'm the law here. You can't do this. I'll help you.  I'll shoot the first man to move. You've got the drop on us now, but we ain't forgetting that white horse. And if we ever catch you... You won't. You're coming with me, Sheriff. Who are you? Why are you helping me out? I'll explain that later. Are you ready, Dave? You bet I am. Then come on. I'll see you later. Get out of there. The curtain falls on the first act of tonight's Sloan Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. On with our story. Bart Colt's gang attacked Zach Andrews' ranch and allowed Dave Sanders, one of Zach's men, to hear them plan a raid on Silver Springs. Dave informed his brother the sheriff. A posse was organized which rode to Silver Springs. As soon as the sheriff left Brown's crossing, the outlaws raided the town. When news of the attack reached the posse, they accused the sheriff and Dave of being crooked and would have lynched them, had they not been saved by the Sloan Ranger. Our second act opens as the masked man, accompanied by Tonto, the sheriff and Dave, attempts once more to pick up the trail of the outlaws. Now, though, this is where we lost the trail of the outlaws and picked up the trail of the posse by mistake. So that's how you come to find us in Silver Springs. You was thinking you was following Bart Colt? Yes. And turned lucky for us you did. Outlaw, teller, near here. I must be. It was in this arroyo where the trail disappeared before. Tonto. And believe I understand, we crossed the arroyo. That's why we discovered the trail of the posse. But the outlaws must have continued up the arroyo. I'll bet you're right. You can't see marks of the hoofs on this ground. It's been baked by the sun until it's almost as hard as rock. That's all the more reason to believe the outlaws would come this way. Say, ain't there some smoke in the air? There is smoke. Can you tell where it comes from, Kimosabe? Pump them up. There. They must be getting close. There's a hollow up ahead where the ground dips out of sight. Now, I wonder... We'll go and flip the rest of the way and see if it is the cavity outlaws. The timber and underbrush will hide us. You don't care. This is a good place for Bart to bring his men out of the way from everything. I lived out here all my life. Never been in this stretch before. The horses are picking it down on that hollow. Many horses. Keep your horses down. We'll get as close to the camp as we can. They might be able to learn something we can use. Come on, Clashley. The world is here, of course, right. Look at these great-for-silver springs. We just sort of wander in the browns' crosses and help ourselves. What are we going to do next, boy? I've been thinking. I've been doing a heap of thinking about the Yellow King gold mine south of town. I went on by them easter nests. That's a mighty rich outfit. Don't come no richer. I hear they've been taking close to 100,000 years of that hole in the ground. They got their own smeller. What's that got to do with it? Turn the ore into gold, put the bars into their own storehouse. My gully, that's right. I'd forgotten about that. What ain't that kind of risky? The sheriff rides over that way pretty often to keep an eye on things. And there ain't the sheriff no more. Unless I miss my guess. But Lamb Moody is Lamb Moody. He's going to stir out of town unless he's got a mighty good reason. As to what we've done to Brown's Cross and he don't dare. Yeah, that's right. I got rid of the hand there. We're thinking so that slow-thinking Lamb is sure. You think it's safe to ride the mine? Ain't nothing as safe, huh? When do we ride? Well, I'll tell you, boys. I believe in fast action. We've done a lot of things today. We raided Jack Andrews. We cleaned out the town so no one's going to be expecting us to do anything else real soon. So I says we ought to get after the Yellow King first thing in the morning. Whatever you say is good enough for us, boss. And that's what we're doing. The mine's about ten miles from the Air Cross country. We'll get started about sundown. Before them dudes get to sleep out in their eyes, we're going to have so much gold that maybe we won't ever have to do any more robberies. Did you hear that, Tyler? Mm-hmm. Me here. We'd better get back to our horses. Gosh, if only I were steel sheriff. But you ain't, Andy. And the way folks feel about us, maybe you won't ever be again. Andy, you believe Lem can be persuaded to set a trap for Bart at the mine? Him? Bart coaxed pretty slick. He had Lem sized up right. It'll take a heap to make Lem right out of town with a posse. And the worst of it is Bart's been given the law so many false leads that even if Lem wanted to, he couldn't believe any of them. That's going to make it hard. Yeah. But perhaps there's something we can do. What's that? If me and Andy can help, you just say the word. You will be able to help. But the first part of the plan will depend upon Tyler and myself. Me? Me do what you say. We'll find a safe place to camp, and then we'll decide exactly what to do. You do the thinking, friend. And we'll do what you tell us. You've saved our lives. So reckon me and Andy Osiermoren we can find words for. The important thing now is to get our plan worked out. Come on. Get up there. Get up there. Get on. The lone ranger and his companions made their camp in the hills, then completed their plans for the capture of the outlaws. That evening, in the cafe at Brown's Crossing, the new sheriff, Lem Moody, was sitting at a table with a group of his friends discussing Bart Colt's latest raid. Always with them outlaws due to this town as a caution. Five thousand from the bank, all the liquor from the cafe, and food and ammunition are plenty from the general store. And was Dave's trick that made them things happen? You mean the trick Dave played on Andy? Maybe Andy was fooled and maybe he wasn't. I've got my own ideas on that. You think Andy was in on the scheme, too? Maybe and maybe not. But I'm telling you, fellas, one thing for sure. Nobody's going to make a fool out of me that way. Bart Colt's been planning all kinds of fake leads for us to follow. But now he's going to find that he's up against an hombre that's just as smart as he is. Me, one, get through. What's the engine want? You, you, Sharon? Sure, I'm the sheriff. Can't you see my badge? Me got news for you. What kind of news? Me telling you what outlaw do. Oh, Bart Colt's gang? Not right. I want to hear this. Go ahead, engine. What are them sidewinders going to do? Them right brings rent. Side brigs out, Vinny. And how come you didn't know so much? Outlaw fella, not see me. What me here? What outlaw fella saying? Overheard their plans, eh? Not right. And you want me to take a posse to Briggs Place and catch them crooks? Uh, you do that? Damn, you aren't going to listen.  I'll handle this. You sure you heard right, Redskins? Me sure. Well, let me see. I could get the boys together and be waiting for Bart when he shows up. It wouldn't be no stunt at all to quarell his whole bunch. You go. You get outlaw. By some direction, lame. If you're going to let yourself be honed, swoggles like Andy. Yes, you hold on. All right, Redskins. Thanks for the tip. I'll take everybody I can get hold of and lay for them coyotes out of the ranch. That good thing. Me gone. Look here, engine. Let the Redskins go. Huh? What intonations got into you? You didn't figure I fell for that stunt, did you? But you said you were... Sure I let him think so. No use tipping my hand to one of Bart's men. But I got a scheme. Yeah? I'm going to follow that engine. And I got a hunch the Redskins will take me just where I want to go. All right, Redskins. All right, Redskins. We'll see what that Redskins is going to do. Did you see the sheriff? Hmm, me tell him. But Sheriff Feller not believed, I don't know. Wait. Someone followed you out. Someone only hid behind that tree over there. Oh, that Sheriff Feller. Good. I was afraid that we'd have to allow ourselves to be overheard at the window at the cafe. This is even better. Oh. You tell them, would you, that one will attack the Briggs Ranch? I don't know. Don't do that. Did he say he'd send a posse there? Ha, ha, ha. Fool him plenty. Him go to ranch all right. There's no danger that lawman will be near the Yellow King gold mine. Them far away from there. I'll be glad to hear that. He knew if he could trick the others here, it would be easier to trick this one. That right. That scheme worked just the way he said it would. Lem will take his posse to the ranch. But at six in the morning, we'll raid the mine while the lawman are miles in the other direction. Ha, ha, ha. That plenty funny thing. Lem's going back. He's heard all that he needs to hear. He'll go back to the cafe until the many learn Bart's real plans. That's what him do. We've played our part, King Masabi. Now we can only wait until morning. Yes, over. White collar. We'll return to camp. And you'll be waiting for us. They're both fine men. Tutto. Yep. Let's hope that we can help them. Come on. White collar. Tonight passed slowly for the group that shared the bold rangers camp. The morning came at last. And with the first light of dawn, they saddled their horses and rode toward the Yellow King mine. Tunnels. Our plan works. This would mean the finish of our cold skate. The outlaws had started for the Yellow King earlier than the masked man had expected. They charged down upon the mine while the still sleeping men lay at their mercy. The key to the storehouse was taken from the foreman and coldsmen began loading the bars of gold. Come on. Get a move on. Let's load the gold and let out for camp. We're in the best weekend, boss. Sure heavy work. Never seen gold. It wasn't heavy. Nor I never seen gold. It wouldn't buy just about anything a man could want. What's that? It's a fellow on a white horse. And men with him. I shoot men. We gotta get out of here. We can't. They're blocking the only way we can go. Get back in the storehouse. Run for cover. There's only four. That's Russian. Most likely there's more behind. Do as I tell you. Get in the storehouse. Come on. Hurry up. They stopped just beyond gunshot. Fire at them anyway. Get them. Yeah. Same four fellas. We'll be all right. Any more coming where sunk. And there is more coming. Boss, what do we do? We're your own clicker for a change. They've joined up with them first fellers. And now they're all coming down this way. Oh, my God. Kill them all. Hope we ain't got a chance.  I'm going to give myself up. Come back here. I'm giving myself up, Antonio. I ain't going to get killed. You're right. Power. We're going to shoot the whole bunch. I'm going to give up those children. Me too. Hey, there goes Byte. Around the back. Get him. We got him, man. Good. We got the whole shebang. We got Bart and the engine and Dave and Andy. We ate Mr. One. Landman. Maybe you're wrong about something. What's that? Andy and the last fella and the rest of them were holding the outlaws here when we come up. They weren't with Byte at all. That's right, Landman. I've seen it all. It was the idea. I was going to explain. Come here. Andy and Dave were both honest. It wasn't their fault that they were tricked before. But I could. But you wouldn't believe them. They were trying to get Andy's job. Very so. I was listening to me. Dave and Andy were with me when we learned the plans of the outlaw. But we knew you'd be too stubborn to believe us that we told you the truth. I reckon none of us would have believed you, stranger. So we tricked you twice. Huh? First, my friend here told you that the outlaws would raid the ranch belonging to Briggs. Then he let you let them follow him and over here the plan to raid the mine. You mean you see me? We knew you were listening. After them, he was only half as smart as Andy. He only got fooled that way once. But they tricked you double all in the same evening. Andy. As far as I'm concerned, you're still the sheriff. And I guess we all know now that Dave had nothing to do with the outlaw. Thanks, fellas. But it was the mask man that done it all. If it hadn't been for him, Bart would be raiding yet and me and Dave would probably have been strung up. Hey! Come on, silver old boy. As danger ahead, we're riding against Black Jack Morton. It is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Hey everybody, this is Brian and welcome to the 15th Qt tutorial on C++ and GUI programming and today We're going to cover the Q push button All right now We're reutilizing our project from the last tutorial the GUI program and the only modification I've made is in the dialogue that CPP. I've added a reference to Qt core and Qt GUI And we're including those just to make it a little easier. So we don't have to include them every single time Now let's flip into our dialogue here And we're just going to add a Q push button You've probably seen push buttons a million times in your career and you know exactly what they do you click it and something happens well Qt you can add the text an icon you can make it checkable Whole slew of other properties. You should really explore the API because we're just going to cover the basics here One thing you should note is that you cannot do HTML formatting in the button It's just the way the API is So you can set the text here or you can double-click the button and just type it here We'll just say click me And let's save and run it Now when you run this you'll get your dialogue with a button on it and when you click it tada nothing happens Why is that well if you go back to our fourth tutorial on Qt programming signals and slots you know that when a Object emits a signal you need a slot to consume that or listen to it. Well, we haven't added a slot here The signals being admitted, but we're not listening to it. So you got to right-click the button go to slot and You get a whole list of slots associated with this button and we're just going to focus on click But you should know that there's pressed release toggled etc. Etc. Pressed is when the mouse is down releases when the mouse is up Toggled as if the buttons checkable it tells you the state whether it's checked or unchecked Just go ahead and select clicked and hit okay and that adds the on push button clicked function Now this is where the real work comes in When we push that button The signal will be emitted and the slot Which actually has been added into dialogue dot age is right here Void on push button clicked will be called And I'm going to show you the Q message box class And it's got a static function called information and you just need to set the parent set the title We'll just say title here And set the text we'll say hello world Now don't get too engrossed in the Q message box class. We're going to cover it in later tutorials I just wanted to show you so that when you click the button, you know that something happens Let's run our program and there's our button and when we click it Ta-da, there is our message box So very simple. It's one of the simpler controls out there, but one of the most used you'll use buttons a lot in your programs So this is Brian. I hope you found this video educational and entertaining and thank you for watching


So you don't want to be a scumbag like me and Farmforge's AFK all night and then tons of engrams for doing literally no work, you want to play the game properly and earn them within a legit way. Well guys today I have for you the fastest way in farming on rural engrams as well as that altered element. At a rate faster than AFK farming, yes you heard that right. How's it going guys my name's dpj and today I bring you another Destiny 2 video if you do enjoy living a life really helps out and subscribe if you do want to see more. Also before we go any further for all your gaming needs no matter the platform you play on at amazing prices and incredible weekly deals check out G2A linked within the video description.   If you're in a team obviously it'll be way more efficient but you can match mech too so you can easily do this playing solo as well. Now when you load up all you have to do is kill a couple of enemies along the way to the bus to make the path clear. So load in make your way forward then just look for the yellow barred nightmare buses or enemies, kill them, you can ignore the other ads if you please. Once these are dead you can progress the path will open up.  Then when you are here take out the couple of nightmare enemies that spawn in and you can ignore the rest if you want. Once you are done here you are at the final part.  Now because I was running solo and to be honest still trying to catch up with the loot I've missed out on over the past few seasons and I don't really have any great boss melting weapons levelled up and because I'm still low on the season pass I don't even have the falling guillotine yet which is perfect for doing these guys.  You will then be rewarded either an engram or that element and this is then much much quicker way in earning those unbills and that element but it just means you actually have to play the game so if you don't want to feel guilty about afk farming a forge use this instead learn them at a quicker rate it's entirely up to you and remember when you go to open these actual engrams within the recaster focusing them there's a chance that they can turn into powerful gear which for me it's about one in every five but I'm seeing some people having much more luck so yeah guys I hope you enjoyed the video and I hope it helped you out if it did drop a like on the video it really helps me out but on that note we have come to the end if you guys are new around here and want to see more destiny be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video upload can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button also if you want to support me directly you can by becoming a member of my channel and hitting that join button but again thanks as always for stopping by hopefully enjoy the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one


Now this Ravens signing Marcus Williams move was very uncharacteristic of the Ravens because they actually have done something that we've been preaching about on here for the longest and they stepped way out of their comfort zone and did something that's way out of the norm that they don't normally do. They paid an outside free agent who's young, the young guy. They paid him real significant money. This is not something that they normally do, but see that wasn't it. The real kicker for me was when we found out from Jeff Marsha who covers the Eagles, listen to what he said and I was like, what, really? He said the Eagles were competitive in discussions with free agent Safety Marcus Williams per source and were close to Ravens offer. So these Ravens that we've been watching for the longest, these Baltimore Ravens, they actually outbid for a free agent and a young free agent at that. They actually outbid it. They actually offered more money than another team to a free agent who was not on the Ravens because the previous stuff like that just does not happen. That is not the end on top of that. They closed. They closed the deal. Oh man, because I know so many Ravens fans are tired of hearing, oh man, Ravens were interested in that guy. Ravens were interested in this guy, but it just didn't happen. It didn't go through and we get tired of that and they're going to be more stories that come out like that. So don't think like, oh, since the Ravens signed Marcus Williams, they got somebody that they were interested in, then it's never going to happen again because it will. It'll happen this year too. Oh, I can almost guarantee it. But this shows the Ravens willingness and the Ravens ability too because so many fans seem to think that, oh man, we strapped for cash. We ain't got it. We can't do nothing. Why do y'all expect all these people in free agency? Why do y'all keep talking about, why do y'all Ravens fans keep talking about y'all and this guy and that guy and that guy in free agency? We ain't got no money. We can't do nothing. So why y'all even having a conversation? You're wasting time. Oh, I know plenty of people done said that over, especially over these past couple of weeks and look what happened. They not only signed somebody, but they signed somebody for big money and they outbid somebody for big money. Now, I know a couple of people that they approached me, they said, wait a minute, wait a minute, because these Ravens, they've done this before. One of my guys said, remember last year, didn't they offer more money to Juju? More money than the Steelers did and more money than the Chiefs did to Juju to come to the Ravens. And they certainly did. They did. But guess what? They didn't close. They didn't close. And I know some people going to be like, oh, well, Juju, he loves the Steelers and whatever, or if you went on to the Chiefs, then there would have been a much better pass in the offense. They didn't close. Bottom line, they didn't close. And in this scenario, they not only offered more money to a free and outside free agent, but they actually closed the deal. Somebody else in the comment section was like, but he engraving.  Remember Elvis Dumaville? Remember Eric Wadow? Remember Kalleus Campbell and Earl Thomas? He was like, see the he is normal. The Ravens have they offer those guys big money deals. They said, but wait. Eric Wadow, I wasn't really big money, but he was old. He's older. Earl Thomas. He was still young. They offered him a big money deal. Yeah, that's true. Kalaeus Campbell older guy and they got him via trade But his contract was big Elvis Dumaville. He got significant money. He wasn't too old, but I say all that by saying this That was it wasn't the normal if something is normal is something that you do all the time It's something that you do on the regular Those signings They were not regular well getting them older players it is that's regular But this is something that's just completely different This is not the norm for the Ravens. This guy is 25 years old 25 years old, maybe he's 26 I gotta see when when he was born, but The oldest that he is right now is 26 years old And the Ravens paid big money. So they paid for a premiere. They paid for a player in their prime They pay significant money for a player in their prime. That's not that wasn't on the Ravens already That's an outside free Who are these Ravens? Who are they? I don't know who they are. I don't know where they've been But let me be one of the first to say it's a pleasure to meet you pleasure to meet you And please hey make yourselves at home. Don't go anywhere. Don't leave Now another thing All right, you got your free safety. That's cool That can't be it That should not be it That will not be it It better not be it It can't be it Reason being because free safety was very important Because that just helps solidify the defense that much more and the Ravens last year They gave up so many plays the Ravens last year They blew so many fourth quarter leads the Ravens last year were sloppy On defense sloppy That is the perfect word to describe them. They were sloppy Miss tackles mis assignments So many things just continue to be missed Then of course there was a lot of misplayers because a lot of people got hurt, but still So much stuff was missed last year You can't have you can't run that back You cannot run that back So if you get somebody who knows how to play ball that who has that experience there It's not a shot at Brandon will you I mean Brandon Stevens? Excuse me. It's not a shot at Brandon Stevens But now they got an experienced guy back there who's still Young still in their prime not someone watched up veteran like we're so used to the Ravens signing They got a guy who's young and still in his prime So that helps to defense that much more moving forward, but again I repeat This cannot be it And I know that there are a lot of people Um who a lot of people getting on twitter and stuff getting on instagram youtube Facebook all that stuff say oh all y'all talking about edc all y'all talking about the ravens and uh looky there Shut it up. I don't want to hear any no No We're going to continue to have these conversations Now I ain't gonna get on here and it ain't me to be oh man edc's terrible. This is no no no I'm letting this thing play out We let this thing play over here on team keeping clear.  We know what the ravens need to do. We know what the ravens should do But let's see how they approach it I'm not gonna be tripping out about free agency right now because it's literally the second day It's the second day Now if it was like august or summer september and the roster was looking like oh biggy hikes. Oh, okay We got a long way to go A very long way to go and I know it's tough to be patient sometimes That can be one of the most toughest things not only with football, but in life Because patience it requires you to do something that a lot of people don't like doing Wait You got to wait And and with waiting is it comes a lot of thoughts you start thinking about things you start speculating about things You start wondering about what if so could it be what's going on? But you have to be patient with this thing now Just because you're patient doesn't mean that We still shouldn't be expecting and wanting and hoping for the ravens to make sure they go with quality over quantity It's very very important that they stick with that Again same thing. We've been saying this offseason quality over quantity When it comes to free agents quality over quantity when it comes to the draft Quality over quantity I would much rather five six impact rookies Over 10 draft picks I'm not saying every single rookie that they draft is expected to make this huge impact. No, but I would rather Five to six guys who you know, I plug and play. Let's do it. Let's do your thing How are you gonna transform this franchise? How are you gonna make a mark on this franchise? I'd rather that then Then bringing 10 rookies in 10 Yeah, Raven's got quite a bit of holes to fit 10 rookies And I don't expect them to use all those draft picks at least for the draft But Stuff is bound to get Well, it already is interesting and that's kept keep saying it man. It's offseason. I love it I love it. Um, but yeah, ravens. They still got plenty of work to do So the jury is still going to be out on this offseason It's not over Marcus Williams. He doesn't end things He doesn't stop like oh, okay. Well, all right. Well ravens. They they took care of it All right, front office good to go. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no That's a great start great start I commend them for that start amazing job Oh, I love to sign and love it because again out of the comfort zone but That's not the end and it shouldn't be and it really better not be team keeping clean. I love y'all. I appreciate y'all We out


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Lua in Ireland, so hello. I'm Yancha Zul. I came from a tropical paradise called Costa Rica and today I will talk you a little bit about an implementation of Lua inside the Irland virtual machine. So Lua is an implementation of standard Lua written in Irland OTP. Lua is a powerful, efficient, as you know, lightweight, embeddable scripting language that is common in games, Internet of Theme Devices, scientific computing research and supports, well, almost everything. You can do procedural programming, object-oriented programming with it, functional programming, well, almost everything. A little bit about Lua. Lua was born out of necessity, initially developed as a result of strict trade barriers instituted by the Brazilian government. Apparently, around that time, you cannot import software, so they built this language for their own purpose, was created by Roberto Irosalinski, Luis Enrique de Figueiredo, and Walter Marcelles at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio. Lua is portable, is very small, is simple, in portability, you can find Lua inside NetBSD kernel, inside the Olivetti printers, you can find Lua inside your card dashboard, if you are on Mercedes or Volvo, is basically everywhere. It's simple and has a strong emphasis on scripting. Scripting, Lua is very simple, it only has very few power mechanisms, like associative arrays, to implement all data structures, called tables, have closures, which are first class anonymous functions with lexical scope, that's kind of the technicality, and coroutines. One shows continuations, but in the case of Lua, we really don't interact or have coroutines in the implementation, because what we use are the capabilities that the Beam Virtual Machine gives us to exploit multiple processes at the same time. It's a scripting language used to control other languages in the sense, not on other dynamic languages, like Python or Perl, but in the sense of Unix shields. With Lua, you always have like a program that is all the time written in two different languages. You have the system language, which gives you like the stable parts of your application, the algorithms and data structure, and you usually use Lua as the scripting language in the flexible and easy parts of your development. Erlan is a concurrent functional language that runs on his unscalable fault tolerance of real-time virtual machine called the Beam. It was created on the 80s by the team of Mike Williams, Robert Bearding, and Joe Armstrong at the Ericsson Computing Science Lab. It was later released as open source in the ID2, thanks to an effort of a group led by Jane Waldrup. The problem domain that they had in the 80s was telephony. So they have a switch called the AXE, and apparently it was very cumbersome to develop and maintain, so they have a problem. They need to find a replacement or at least develop some tool and some system with all of these capabilities, something that maintains massive concurrently, something that is fault-tolerant with timing constraint.   It's not that you have like the time frame at 12 o'clock to restore all the country communications, so they have this problem, and Irland is the result of that problem. It's not an academic implementation of a functional language, and it's not an academic implementation of the actor model. They later discovered the Carhewitz papers and compare, but it's not that they were pursuing that goal. So what is the BIM? Basically the BIM is a virtual machine that runs Irland. It has some internal properties that you basically don't need to worry about. It gives you this massive concurrency, a synchronous communication, multiple process isolated from each other. You have error handling capabilities, the feature to hot code reload at any time, and support introspection and monitoring. You only have to worry about send and receiving messages, and it also have some external properties, which is what the developers see or interact with. You have immutable data, an external model machine. It's a functional language with a predefined set of data types. You have modules as the unit of encapsulating code, and no global data. When you develop Irland, there is this thing called the OTP, which is basically the framework that you use if you are an Irland developer to make your things. It's a collection of libraries and tools. It basically gives you the concept of an application and different behaviors like finance state machines, the client and server abstraction. You have like supervision trees, and that sort of things. In this environment, we have what we call the beam ecosystem, which are different languages that are built to live inside and interact with Irland and OTP, and the beam at the lowest level of the infrastructure that, again, is just a virtual machine to run Irland. Lua, on the other side, is famous for giving you mechanisms and not policies. It's a simple language with simple concepts that provide you the mechanisms to implement the rest of the fancy features that you might need instead of provide all of that directly to you. It also has an ecosystem, like the standard official Lua from Brazil. Lua Jit and Raptor Jit, Moonscript, which is kind of a different language built on top. Lua, which is the reason that I'm here, and many more implementations. The goal of Lua is to give you a proper implementation of the Lua language. What Robert Building, the creator of Lua, was looking when he created this project, was not build a language that is like Lua on the beam, but is give you the complete native Lua, but for this ecosystem. Like the standard Lua, Lua is implemented as a library. The beam is a mixture of interpreting Lua virtual machine instructions using Irland directly to implement the function calls. Additional of the features that you might have on common native Lua, it gives you fast language switch between Irland and Lua. It exploits the capabilities of the beam virtual machine, give you a transparent, give you the way to transparently utilize your multi core machines. So Lua is a complete re-implementation of the Lua language, including an Irland API that matched the C API available on the standard Lua. Some trade-off of both languages. Lua is commonly not good for concurrency and multi-core parallelism. The standard library is not very large and give you a do-it- yourself approach to life, which is not a very bad thing. It's just the way it works. Irland is not good for heavy number crunching, lower term mutable state, or your common desktop re-application or mobiles. The result of this implementation gives you a complete Lua that offers great interaction not only between Irland but Elixir, LFE and all the rest of our friends on this ecosystem. In the implementation or using Lua, we keep our Lua state in one data structure and we explicitly trade it through everything. This trading of stock is what we typically do in Irland anyway.  Lua embrace both Lua land and Irland communities and I guess my goal of this presentation is at least spark your curiosity to check it out, to learn more about Irland, to use more Lua inside that ecosystem. I personally believe that both communities are very simple, diverse and complementary and great languages. That's my presentation, so thank you. If you're interested. All right, so any question? No? All right. Yes. Not with me, but I can show you outside in the, not right here in the presentation, but for sure. It is. It is. How does it fit with the beam? It is. So Robert builds his own Lua virtual machine in top of the beam, so you interpret code and it's interpreted exactly. There is an interpreted and virtual machine implementation. Yes. Right now is a dot, right now we are currently working on the five dot three implementation and I think there is a ready for, for prime time, but we need users and we need all the help that we can get with the bug reporting. So welcome to, you are welcome to check it out and that's it.


Hey, sectivors. We hope you're doing well and finding time to take care of yourselves. Let's begin. Depression is a serious condition that many people choose to handle on their own. Some people bottle up their emotions for years and try to remedy themselves because they fear being stigmatized or rejected. Although those with depression sometimes exhibit certain behavior patterns, depression looks and feels different for everyone. With that, here are five things people with depression secretly do alone. As a quick disclaimer, the information in this video is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All content contained in this video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a consultation with your own doctor or mental health professional. Let's begin. Number one. They spend their energy fighting off other symptoms of depression. Depression is much more than a psychological condition. Physical symptoms such as fatigue are common symptoms. Battling depression is extremely exhausting and leaves little motivation for anything else. Most of their energy is to fight off other symptoms or to conceal their depression, leaving other aspects of their life neglected. If you notice this in yourself or someone you know, try to find time to take breaks and focus on self-care or encourage others to do the same. Taking the proper amount of time to recharge and focus on your emotions is important to maintain balance. Number two. They spend time distracting themselves. How much time do you spend on social media? Social media is a powerful tool for connection and creative expression, but often than not, it's a tool for escape. People with depression sometimes resort to social media as a source of distraction. However, it can exacerbate your symptoms. A 2019 study published in The Lancet found that nighttime social media activity disrupts sleep, which negatively affects your mood, making you feel more unhappy. Another study conducted and published in 2018 by the University of Pennsylvania found that lesser time on social media leads to happier moods. Hence, if you notice that you or someone you know prefers to spend time distracting themselves online, find an alternative activity to substitute social media usage. Picking up a hobby or spending more time outdoors can be helpful. Number three. They're comforted by reruns. Do you have any movies or TV series that you wouldn't mind watching again? For people who experience depression, watching reruns of old shows provides comfort and nostalgia. They offer a sense of predictability and safety. Watching reruns makes you feel calm and at ease, and there's nothing wrong with that. People who experience depression may exhibit many different symptoms. Regardless of someone's behavior, you should always extend kindness and compassion towards those with mental health issues and towards yourself. Number four. They might engage in habitual remedies. To alleviate emotional turmoil, someone with depression may resort to coping mechanisms. Remedies like listening to music, painting, going for bike rides or walks are all generally healthy if they help you cope. However, some of these strategies are unhealthy. Maladaptive daydreams and romanticizing the past are examples of unhealthy coping mechanisms, as they distract you from your life and often make you value your daydreams over reality. They can cause a behavioral addiction that leads to complete absorption and fantasy, social withdrawal and neglect of everyday life.  However, the best way is to reach out to a therapist for help. And number five. Sometimes they may send a cry for help. It can be insanely difficult to reach out for help. Although most of us tend to keep our emotions at bay, it's always beneficial to reach out to someone. Unfortunately, not many of us do, even though we may want to. Most times people who experience depression may want to let others know how they're feeling, but fear of becoming burdens. Hence, they may make a passing remark disguised as a joke or type out a long text, but erase it before sending it. These muted cries for help may not always be noticeable. But if you have a hunch that someone is trying to reach out, let them know that you're always available to talk. Do you relate to any of these points, or do you know someone who is struggling with depression? Tell us in the comments. The truth is that our society is not particularly welcoming towards those who walk around with scars. We're discouraged from being open about our wounds and fears. It's this idea that causes us to try and deal with our conditions in secrecy. If you ever need assistance or guidance, please reach out to a licensed therapist. Be sure to like the video and share it with anyone you feel might benefit from it. And make sure to subscribe to Psych2Go and turn on the notifications to keep up with our uploads. Thanks so much for watching and stay tuned for the next video. Take care.