Thanks for checking out this unboxing video Bam box, it's a December box actually getting it in December, which is awesome I kind of assume we probably wouldn't just because it's You know since it's December the packages probably will end up taking more time to get where they need to go But it made in December, and that's awesome. That's great. I'm at the moment when I'm shooting this I'm not sure if this is the December regular band box or if it's the December horror band box because as you can see I have another box over here And they both just say bam So they usually have a sticker that says horror, so I don't know what the deal is Hopefully one of these is my horror box and one one's the regular and they're not just both regular But we'll figure that out the name of this video on YouTube will be correct Whether it's the regular or the horror, but as I'm getting into this I'm gonna have to figure out which one it is But I should know with the first item because I do remember some of the Some of the franchises that are supposed to be in here, which by the way speaking Excuse me speaking of the franchises and how they do things I think typically the franchises they pick are really good now And I think that's mainly since they got away from doing the actual like themed boxes So I've been a lot happier since they got away from that because sometimes I felt like they were just like shoe horning things In and getting like kind of stupid franchises just because they needed to fit a theme So really glad they ended up going this way. Also, I do kind of Talk negatively about some of the items that we get like sometimes I'll say I don't really like that You know things like that, but the thing is I'm gonna be honest on this But and I will say overall I really love the bambox. I tell people about it all the time I'm always excited to get it. So I make I'm a big fan. It's just whenever I'm negative on here I'm just being honest about my really really my feelings about the box and in individual items. So But anyway, oh by the way, yes, this is a shirt that it says I'll never stop pooping and it's got a rainbow coming out of the dogs but I Usually only wear it around the house, but you know, you guys get to see it Which my wife will be kind of embarrassed about All right not looking at this Got tissue paper on top for my cat. She really actually gets super excited when she gets a new tissue paper So she likes that I get the bambox and two of them even better All right, so the first thing up See if I have if I can feel like I have any one ups or any might have a one up. Yeah, I got a one up very nice and I know something about There were additional items added like a potential additional item added to the regular one and additional items added to the Horror one, so I'll let you know when I figure out which this is what is additional for it But yeah, we got something upgraded got a one up Okay, so here's the first thing oh, okay as I pull it out. I believe this is the this is the regular Bambox, I just figured out so so people know before I show you this the original Bambox They were like randomly putting in Star Wars autographs for the month of December So it's not like anything huge like Mark Hamill or you know Adam Driver Daisy Ridley or anything like that. It's just like, you know Who did the animatronics for job of the hut or you know things like that like when they had the BB eight Autograph it was just the guy who you know did the animatronic work for him All right, so this is the regular Bambox and This item is I Don't understand why but okay. It's a million dollar bill It's kind of weird, but it's the nightmare before Christmas. I mean it looks good, but like What's the significance? It says this note serves to commemorate Jack Skellington the pumpkin king who pioneered the first Christmas in Halloween town, okay, I guess I kind of get what they're trying to do there as you can see like there's pumpkin patch over here there's Jack and Damn it for good her name Jack And then on the other side, there's zero boogie boogie and the trick-or-treaters all that I mean it's designed Well, it looks good, but I Mean, what's the I? Guess some people really like this. It's not I mean The design is good enough so No, I just think it's kind of a weird item that that's a personal thing. All right. Here's a proper replica. I assume Okay, I'm probably not gonna excuse me Allergies and head drainage. I'm probably not gonna like this because this is an item for supernatural and I just don't watch supernatural so That's Disclaimer on why I'm probably not gonna enjoy this. Yeah, so it looks like it's a yeah, it's a Necklace and looks like some sort of totem There's the back of it I'm sure it has some sort of like mystical powers in The show, but I don't really care for it I don't wear necklaces in the first place and like I said, I don't follow supernatural So but I don't have people who love it. So that might be a good item for people who are in a supernatural Here's a large box. Oh This isn't Okay, all right, so this is for a Christmas story It's kind of wondering if we're gonna get something like this So this is something they literally just like went out and bought that's not exclusive like usually Bambox does exclusives but This is not an exclusive so it's from Christmas story. It's the leg lamp. Oh, no There's like shredded paper in here, which is how It's very similar to how the actual leg lamp showed up in the Christmas story movie So there you go. It's like a little replica of the leg lamp. I Mean, it's cool. I like it. I'll keep it I've kind of seen this before being sold at places like Barnes & Noble and stuff and then like I'll get it. Oh There you go, and you probably can't even tell well me. Yeah, there's off. It's on Off there you go. Okay That's not bad like I'm fine with that I just think it's kind of weird that it's not like a Bambox exclusive thing because they pretty much always do exclusive stuff But whatever. All right, the pen I Love it. This pin is awesome. Actually, I'm very happy about this pin You know people who watch my inbox. I'm not in our time getting so open people watch my unboxing videos Know that I'm a huge fan of the Bambox pins because they look so good and I enjoy collecting the pins. This one is for National Ampoon's Christmas vacation. I know I couldn't come up with that sooner. I love that movie And this was my upgrade my one up. I got Out of 250 these are only 250 made look it's Randy Quaid's character Uncle Eddie and he's got the cigar in his mouth the two gone saying shitters full Which I mean the quality is awesome. That's really funny. I really like this pin very super glad to have that Although it's funny because that quote is incorrect like people say all the time shitters full But he says shitter was full because he's emptying it and he sees the neighbors He's like shitter what was full so shitters full is not the real quote Just the I don't care if that's fine But it's just funny that people recognize it as shitters full when it's not the actual quote But anyway, um, all right next item. This is the Piece of fan art by Steve Gelliter or John tear and it's oh my this is funny Actually, this is funny and I like this it's called high on life splendor This is their Deadpool 2 item Which it's Deadpool 2 item because there have been some teaser trailers that have come out for Deadpool 2 With Ryan Reynolds and they've been pretty funny and this one plays this Art print plays directly off one of those where he was dressed up as Bob Ross It's Deadpool as Bob Ross.  This is cool. I got number one thousand five out of two thousand That's funny, I like that. Oh by the way, I'm kind of curious about what number I got on this out of two hundred and fifty pin number 23 out of two fifty Just curious. I got a um if you haven't seen my it Expansion unboxing. I got a one out of 350 it was cool. Anyway, that art prints cool next must be the autograph. Oh No way deep Roy. That's actually pretty sweet What is this from? What movie is this? Is that Star Trek? Oh? Yeah, okay, so this is a guy Okay, deep Roy people probably don't really know his name and you're not gonna know what he looks like based off of this But he played like all the oompa loompas in the newer version of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory or Charlie and chocolate factory. I forget which version It's called. Well, there's Simon Pegg in there This must be from Star Trek and there's deep Roy playing an alien So Bambox had said that they were gonna have four different franchises that deep Roy's been from Although they didn't tell you who it was, but they said whoever's doing the autograph there will be four separate franchises So you could get one of four? So not excited that I got this one just because I'm not a huge Star Trek person But the more recent movies were good like I enjoyed them, but I'm not like a huge fan, but you know Actually if I can kind of show you there's a picture of deep Roy See if you recognize him. He's very recognizable from the things he's been in except for Star Trek apparently Where he was this alien where you can't tell who he is. So I think that's it. Yep empty box Which my cat I like that too. She likes getting boxes, which is pretty typical of cats Okay, so overall for this box Love the pin love the pin Autograph I just wish I got a different one if I got like the Charlie and chocolate factory one I Would have liked it quite a bit. It would have been cool. This art prints really cool really like that The leg lamp, it's not an exclusive, but I like it. It's cool. It's a good idea Don't really care about the supernatural replica. Just it's not my thing and I just think the Nightmare before Christmas million dollar note is kind of weird so They've started doing no booklets for Bambox they've been putting all their stuff online for the booklets Just want to keep them all digital at the moment.  They got the information about this the dollar note. This novelty builds a great addition to any collection I don't understand why I? don't need to show it to you because just Showing the same thing. Okay, the different pins you could have gotten The normal pin who looks like it was just Shit why am I? Blanking on his name Griswold the main the main character Chevy Chase's character from National Ampune's Christmas vacation him with the Santa hat on that the 250 done was the shitters for one that I got and then the 500 limited one was like those little eggnog moose mugs here. You can see Pretty cool, right? like it There's a good pins. Good pins. Good pins a few variations on The art print as you can see like that. Oh, that one's actually really awesome I have a 250 with the unicorn in the afro. That's so cool This one's a That one's like crystal. Wait a minute. I got the out of 500 Okay, my art print was limited edition too. So this is what was the normal one It's just like kind of crystallized ice then there's the landscape which is out of 500 Which I got and then the unicorn one out of 250. I would like the unicorn one because that's pretty funny It's cool though, then they have the thing about the leg lamp super natural amulet Okay And really that's it. Okay, so overall um Stuck to me Overall, I like it. I do like it. This is a good box. It's a good regular box I mean just the the print the pin and the little leg lamp Awesome totally down with it So cool. Um another good band box. We'll see actually I'm gonna obviously do this one right now since I haven't sitting right here So if you're watching this and you didn't see my unboxing of the horror band box check out that video as well Which will be up at the same time. So check it out Thank you for checking this out and until next time keep it brutal


Welcome to NTN Nightly. I am Jesse Léonce. This edition stops stories government assures that it has not allowed a housing development to compromise St. Lucia's World Heritage Site. Educator Angelina Paul used to be sworn in as the ninth member of the upper house and the Boyce Training Centre achieving new milestones 60 years on. St. Lucia's World Heritage Site has not been compromised. That is the assurance from the government of St. Lucia after concerns were raised over the erection of a private dwelling house at the base of the Pétain's management area. Minister for Physical Planning and Parliamentary Representative for Souffre-François-Jacques, Hon. Herod Stanislaus, issued a statement on Friday 18 September 2020 clarifying the details of the development. Hon. Herod Stanislaus, Minister for Physical Planning, states that in 2016 his department became aware that property within the Pétain's management area had been sold to a Canadian developer during the tenure of the previous administration. This came to light via an application submitted in September 2016 to the Development Control Authority, DCA, for a touristic proposal for an acre of the area with a concept that included a long list of amenities to be built. Today, a private dwelling house stands at this site located at the base of the Pétain's, much to the concern of many citizens. The government of St. Lucia assures that it has upheld regulations for the site even turning down the original plan of a Canadian developer. Hon. Stanislaus explains. The technical staff at the DCA conducted an assessment and appraisal of the proposal and made a recommendation for rejection of the plans submitted by the developer. The staff of the ministry made these recommendations on the basis that the proposed development site falls within policy area 1 of the Pétain's management area and according to the design guide of the Limits of Acceptable Change Study of 2014. Which means that our administration rejected the initial plans of the developer due to the fact that it was not in keeping with the rules which govern the area. The following year, the DCA responded favorably to a second proposal submitted by the same applicant which fell within the guidelines of the Pétain's management area. The developer was granted approval in principle for land use and a concept to construct a one-story single-family residential building on 2,846 square feet in the same area. This was a completely redesigned structure which the DCA advised had made the criteria of the locked study hence approval was granted for a structure which keeps to the guidelines and aesthetics of the area. The approved construction is in an area which had already featured an estate house. I wish to make it clear that at all times the DCA and the Ministry of Physical Planning have been monitoring this development to ensure it is in keeping with the guidelines. As regards to this property, at no time has the DCA approved any new development within the noble zone of the Pétain's management area. Honourable Stanislaus reassures the nation that the Department of Planning and the DCA has abided by the laws and rules governing the Pétain's management area and at no time was any aspect of the development in question approved that would threaten St. Lucia's World Heritage Site designation. Retired lecturer and denry native Angelina Fira Polius has been appointed and will be sworn in as government senator in the Parliament of St. Lucia at the next sitting of the Senate. Ms. Polius joins the Senate as the ninth member of the upper house replacing Senator Timothy Mangal. Ms. Polius holds a bachelor's degree with first-class honours in education from the University of the West Indies and a master's in new literacies from the University of Sheffield. She is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education with UNICAF University in Organizational Change and Leadership. Cumulatively, she has over 30 years of service as a teacher and was a lecturer for almost 13 years at the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College Division of Teacher Education and Educational Administration. Currently, she is an E-Tutor and course coordinator and a research supervisor in the Master's in Literacy Instruction Program at the University of the West Indies Open Campus. Angelina Fira Polius will be the fifth ephemeral senator of the upper house. The government of St. Lucia has thanked outgoing Senator Timothy Mangal for his service and contribution. The Boys Training Centre, BTC, is this year celebrating 60 years of service to the nation's young men providing protection and direction to them. The BTC has recorded success with its intervention programme. We hear more about that in this report. The Juvenile Rehabilitation and Detention Centre houses boys in conflict with the law as well as those in need of care and protection. Over the last 60 years, the Boys Training Centre, the BTC, has evolved in its service offerings towards the institution has therapy sessions, technical and vocational programmes, agriculture and sporting avenues. A source of pride is the musical band sponsored by the Amy Winehouse Foundation. Wang Songson is the general manager of the BTC. We have agriculture, we have auto mechanics and welding and we have woodwork. Sometime last year, we decided, well, two years ago, we decided to try for the Caribbean vocational qualifications. This is something that had never been introduced to Boys Training Centre. We had never had a boy prior to this come to Boys Training Centre and leave with a certificate. The first boy was assessed for level one welding and he passed and he also went on to do level two. Now, this was a boy who was there for care and protection. But I'm happy to say this year, we have two boys who are here as Juvenile offenders and in August, which is last month, they were assessed in auto mechanics, in welding, sorry, and they both got level one passes and that was a major success for us. The sports programme Mr. Songson says has helped the centre in transforming the wards, giving them new attitudes to life. Currently, a group of boys are making hits on the national under-19 rugby team. Last year, 2019, we took a group of 19 boys to Grenada to participate in a football tournament, which is called the Caribbean Children's Charity Shield Soccer Tournament. And out of teams from across the region, Trinidad, Barbados, Grenada, St. Vincent, we were the only Juvenile detention centre there. And at the end of the tournament, we were able to get the award from the most disciplined team. So that is a big step in changing the stigmatisation associated to the centre. Mr. Songson says the BTC receives troubled boys that staff must mould into productive citizens. Critical to that process is continued intervention. The centre runs an aftercare programme which involves job placement and housing. Massey Store St. Lucia, along with other private sex entities, Songson says have been of tremendous assistance. The involvement of former wards also inspires the boys. We had a programme recently, it was called Being the Change, where we invited persons probably from wards of the centre to speak to the boys. And I know that we invited a police officer who was a former ward at the centre. In conversation with him, he mentioned a customs officer who was here with him at the time. He also mentioned a prison officer. He mentioned a fireman and he mentioned persons that are successful overseas. So there are a lot of success stories. It's just that it's a little and far between, but there are genuine success stories. But we find that the boys do best when they have the family support or when they have the support system around them. Because most of the boys who are successful, when they come to the centre, we will know whether they will be successful or not. Because some boys would come here and they would be here for an extended period of time. You wouldn't see one family member coming to visit them. The boys training centre on July 23rd, 2020 received $50,000 from the proceeds of the annual Prime Minister's Independence Ball. From the Government Information Service, Lisa Joseph reporting. In keeping with changes in international oil prices and government's application of the modified market pass-through petroleum pricing mechanism, the retail price of kerosene has changed. The retail price of gasoline, diesel, LPG 2022 and 100lb cylinders remains unchanged. The price changes take effect from Monday, September 21st, 2020. Gasoline remains unchanged at $12.13 per gallon. Kerosene decreased from $7.15 to $5.62 per gallon. Diesel remains unchanged at $10.78 per gallon. The 20lb LPG cylinder remains unchanged at $28.36 per gallon. The 22lb LPG cylinder is also unchanged at $31.19 per gallon. The 100lb LPG cylinder too is unchanged at $169.44. The next adjustment of the retail price of fewer products will be on Monday, October 12th, 2020. Up next we have Primus Hutchinson with the NTN Nouvelle Aquarium. Welcome back time now for the NTN Nouvelle Aquarium with Primus Hutchinson. Thank you so much, Jesse. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the National Television of NTN. This is the NTN Nouvelle Aquarium. This is Primus Hutchinson. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. This is the State Department for Information and Information. It is important for everyone to understand that the history of the population that was found in the region, instead of moving forward, has a place that is known as Levoin. According to the Ministry of Health, and the Secretary of State, there is an agreement to have a 20-year-old living room for the Greek business in Canada by Mendesi. It was in January 2015 that the government was able to move forward. The representative of the meeting was given a letter from Dr. Demilkenes, the Greek Salah from Canada, and the Prime Minister of the Salah, who also was the Finance Minister, and the Chief of the Solangement. The Salah letter was given to Mrs. Sanislas Mutweki, the lawyer of Mutweki, and the Mendesi family, who was the head of the business in Canada to buy for the Salah, to build a good establishment for the family to live, and a lot of establishments to make vacancies and to rent. Mrs. Sanislas also said to let the lawyer explain to the Prime Minister of the Salah to know that the majority of the Salah owners had their place in the restructuring, which could replace the model called the Pacific Oceanic Restructuring, and the Chief of the Salah, who was the head of the Salah business, which could have a better view on the matter. After the discussion, the Prime Minister said that he was satisfied with the agreement on the 3rd October 2015. On December 18, 2015, the Grand Chef of the Salah found permission to develop a property by the government of the United States. Minister Sanislas said that it was only September 2016 that the administration itself came to serve the application of the property vote. According to the Ministry of the Authority, yes, there were applications, such as the follow-up, which were governed by the government, which allowed the management of the property. Mr. Sanislas said that in March 2017, there were a lot of applications that were made by the government, which allowed the management of the property. The Prime Minister said that the Ministry of the Authority would never allow the development of the property to be found in the place where the property was built. The government of Taiwan said that it would not allow the construction of the property, to be completed by the government. The ambassador from Taiwan requested that he let him established a Now, I would like to look at an idea based on the twist of the novel. There was no interesting idea and in fact, they did not let him 아니야 he must have given out Corona. Taiwan by the Confias a condition to visit this to government continue to protect the special to to to to to to to to to to to to


So, would you like to know who supposedly had all the money in the world at one point? Well this movie, All the Money in the World, supposedly tells you that, but what do I think about it? Well, let's find out. My name is Brennan Keith-Avery, and this is just my opinion. Hey, what's going on everyone? Thank you so much for tuning in to my opinion slash review for All the Money in the World. I really do appreciate it, but before we get into the review, my last movie review for 2017. Go ahead and help, I can't even talk, go ahead and help your boy out by clicking that subscribe button. Also click the bell so you can be notified when I do make uploads and give me that thumbs up. Let's see if we can get this video to 100 likes. So like I said, this is my last review for 2017. It is not my last video for 2017. I think I'm going to have a 203 more pop-up later today as well. But this is my review for All the Money in the World. It is directed by Ridley Scott. Ridley Scott for the most part is a pretty good director to me. I like him for the most part. He's done some great movies like Gladiator, G.I. Jane, The Martian, Prometheus. I really do enjoy those films. He's also did some stinkers like Alien Covenant. These are Exodus, Goss and Kings. I could not stand that movie. He also did Robin Hood that came out in 2010 and that was very disappointing and those are his stinkers. And he also has some movies that are in between like What Was a Body of Lies and just a few other films. But for the most part I do enjoy his movies and he is the one behind this. And right now as I'm filming this, I really don't like to date. Well, no, I'm not going to tell you what date is, but I did see this movie on Christmas Day with my family. I had an opportunity to see it before that, but I missed that opportunity. And I'll just go ahead and say for the most part I really did enjoy the movie. But I wasn't going to do a review about it because one, you know, of course I'll talk about movies. I have a channel. I have a site. The stories are more difficult for me at least to talk about because there's only so many things you can talk about as far as you can. You can't talk about the characters, the story, the decisions they made, etc. You can only talk about the way the story was told because it's based on a true story or based off a true story or a book. But about this film, not only is it based on a true story, but all of the footage is not necessarily true. At the very end of this movie there is a subtitle that comes up that says that this is based off true events. Something based off true events and based off a true story are two completely different things to me. Based on a true story is a predominately majority of the movie is all based on a true story. Based on true events is just they pick apart certain scenes and certain events. And those are true and they fill in the rest for dramatic effect. And there was a subtitle at the end that said that this is based on true events and a good portion of it is based on, you know, just made up for dramatic effects.   But at the same time, me, I'm just like, OK, if this is my opinion, you're entitled to have yours. I'm just kind of like, OK, if you can't tell the true story from what it from what it really is, don't do it. Don't tell it. If you don't feel that it's a good enough story to tell how it is. Maybe it's just not good enough to, you know, make a film about. And it just makes me feel that you're just trying to make money. Of course, making films, making movies is a business. I completely understand that it is a business first. But me, as a film fan, I like movies to be treated as a piece of art first, that you can make money from, you know, if it's good enough. But, you know, that's the end of my rant right there. Now, at the intro of this video, I did the quotation marks because I was like, supposedly who is the richest man in the world? And this is one of the reasons why I really wanted to see this movie is because in the trailers in the marketing, that was like, you know, John John Paul Getty, the written not only the richest man in the world, but the richest man in history. And no, there was not a man that like popped up on the screen and was doing all these motions.  But I was like, wait a minute. This goes into my complaint about this movie being based on dramatic true events. And the rest is just for dramatic effect because in my research, John Paul Getty was not he's probably the richest man in the world at the time that this movie took place, which is in Rome. Well, a part of it took room, a part of it took place in the states in the 1970s, 1973, to be exact. But he wasn't the richest man in history. OK, that title belongs to a gentleman by the name of Mansa Musa Fomali. And he was around from 1280 AD to 1337 AD. I remember coming back home, I was telling my little brother like, hey, man, Jean Paul Getty was not the richest man in history. It was Mansa Musa Fomali. That was a country in and West a civilization in West Africa. And I got the dates wrong. I was saying like three to four hundred AD, but it's actually, you know, in the 13th century or 1280 AD to 1337 AD. Now, right now, oh, my gosh, I cannot believe I'm forgetting the name of the guy that is the CEO of Amazon. That's the recently just passed Bill Gates is the richest man in the world. He's like worth ninety eight billion dollars. God, what is his name? The guy? Oh, I just have to look it up. Sorry, guys, I thought that I would have that memorized. I usually do, but I am having a brain for it right now. Jeff Bezos, I don't have to look it up. I remember Jeff Bezos. OK, so right now, Jeff Bezos thinks like ninety two, ninety five, ninety eight billion dollars. That's how much he's worth right now. He is the wealthiest person in the world. Now, Mansa Musa, what his wealth will be today is, I believe, four hundred billion. So that's over four times, you know, the wealth of Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates and all that stuff.   It's kind of sad because how he lost all of his fortune. He like crashed the world's economy because the man was so generous that he would just go around passing the world just giving away gold, just giving it away, giving it away, giving it away to people just like, I have so much here. I don't need all this.  You don't need all that money. But like crashed the world's economy and also people found out that, you know, he was given so much gold away and he was so rich. So, you know, everybody in the world just started attacking him over and over and over and over and over again. You know, he eventually, you know, lost his fortune, but I digress back onto the movie. But I had to say that he was a Sultan, a king, an emperor. And so, you know, that's one of the things that kind of turned me on to the movie because I was like, OK, I want to hear what they're talking about and all the money in the world, saying Jean Paul get is the richest one. I know Mansa Musa is.  And that's just something that I had to talk about. But there was a lot of contrast. Well, you know, somewhat a lot of a controversy over this film because originally the role of Jean Paul Getty was supposed to go to Kevin Spacey, but there was a number of sexual allegations against this man to where the studio was just like, look, man, we don't want all of this drama. We're trying to, you know, fill up the theaters, trying to get this box office receipts. We can't have no person that's being accused of this bringing down opportunity sales. And so the movie came out while release on the 25th of December. It was released on the 22nd, but on November 8th, they made the decision to go in and reshoot all of the scenes. Now they replaced Kevin Spacey with Christopher Plummer. It was the role was originally supposed to go to Jack Nicholson, but he turned it down. Kevin Spacey was doing the role, but he was replaced by Christopher Plummer. Christopher Plummer only had two weeks to remember his lines and the reshoot took eight days. And, you know, it also cost ten million dollars. There's also somebody by the name of Gil Harrison. Well, I don't talk about that yet. So and also when I was looking some things up, you know, Kevin Spacey is a great actor. I remember seeing the trailer with him in the movie.  And so I got to stop saying whatever. I'm sorry. But when I was watching the movie, Christopher Plummer's role was like he was really warm and soft and enduring, you know, with his family just kind of seemed like, you know, he was a nice man. And so really, Scott was just kind of saying that when he was reshooting Christopher Plummer's role, his role, he did not want to show Christopher Plummer Kevin Spacey's performances because he wanted him to do his own thing. And he said that, wow, you know, they both played the role so different. You know, each caters to the film, you know, but of course, they're not going to use Kevin Spacey stuff.  Now, in this film, what it is about is John John, J. E. A. N. Poggetty's great grandson, John Poggetty, the third J. O. H. N. is kidnapped in Rome. And since Christopher, since John Poggetty, John Poggetty is like, you know, super rich. Of course, they want a ransom. And the his daughter, Gail Harris, who was being played by Michelle Williams. The role was originally given to Angelina Jolie, but she turned it down for unknown reasons or reasons that I don't know. And then Natalie Portman, you know, Star Wars. And what is the movie she won Oscar for? Black Swan, she did a great job on that. You know, she turned it down as well because she was expecting her second baby. But then it eventually went over to Gail Harris. But Gail Harris is like the middle and all of this. She's not. Well, I'm sorry. I misspoke Gail Harris in this movie is not the daughter of Jean Poggetty. She is the daughter in law. Jean Poggetty has a son, which I'll talk about in a second. She's in the middle of this. She's just like, oh, my gosh, I don't have any money. I'm not a real getty. You know, father in law, Jean Poggetty, please help me. Your grandson has been kidnapped. He's like, no, I'm not paying for no ransom or whatever, which is another thing they want to, you know, intrigue me to see his mom. Like, man, this is your freaking grandson. Like, why do you not want to pay the ransom to, you know, get your grandson back?  So that is one reason why I wanted to see this movie and also the richest man in the world thing. Now, I know I talked about a lot of stuff that necessarily don't have to do with the movie. I did enjoy the movie for the most part. Not I want to say for me. I enjoyed the movie had some pretty decent performances. I did not know how the movie was going to end, even though I didn't want to look up to see if, since this is based on true events, if they got the boy back or not, if they paid the ransom, I just wanted to go and call and be surprised. But it was an interesting story. You know, the characters, they did a great job, especially Mark Wahlberg, with this scene at the end. Gail, not Gail Harris, but Michelle Williams did a great job, too. You know, I really did like everything that this film had to offer other than the false things. But I don't know which is true or false. So it's just kind of hard for me to talk about it, to be honest with you. I was watching my I remember when I was watching a movie, something that turned me off in the beginning, that there was a lot of time lapses jumping from city to city from country to country, jumping back and forth through different times and things like that with subtitles. And I'm just like, I like after the eighth, ninth, the 10th subtitle to show me what year or city or country was. And I was getting first year like, man, this is kind of hard to follow. Usually, that's not something that's difficult for me. But I remember being a little distracted and annoying. But once things got to the actual present day of the movie, you know, things did start to flow a lot smoother. And Christopher Plummer, as Jean-Paul Getty, he did a pretty decent one, he did more than a decent job. He did a great job in the role. And I was just like, you know, before he I was first of all, I was really surprised with how much that he was in the film because I'm thinking maybe he's going to just pop up about two or three times because this is unprecedented. This is unheard of. No one reshoots a movie of this size with this amount of scenes a month and a half before it's released. That just doesn't necessarily happen.  Well, no, I'm sorry. The the first day of regular shooting started on his birthday in June.  So you can only imagine how frustrated some of the family was, you know, in America, they had to go up. Well, I don't know if they actually shot in Rome or use the Rome setting. I forgot that part. But, you know, this is unprecedented. So giving just how great the performance was by Christopher Plummer and how he had such a short amount of time to memorize his roles. He did get to read the script because he was considered before Kevin Spacey was cast, but just that time and the amount of scenes that he had in the movie that he had to do out of a short amount of time. He did a great job there. And what also just interests me about his performance and his character in the movie was I was just like, OK, you seem like such a kind person. So why is it so difficult for you to want to give pay the ransom to get your grandson back in the film? The great job is addressing that. I mean, at one point in time, they was having breakfast. Slight spoiler. And he had one of his other grandsons. I think he had like 14 grandsons. You had him opening up his mail.  And like every letter after letter after letter was just people asking and begging and motion for money like, hey, I'm going through this. Can I have some money? Hey, can I have some money? And I can understand that they can get really tiring and just like I'm tired of everybody, you know, asking for my money. I got I earn my money. I work for it. You know, he got his money from oil from over in the east or whatever.  And also, you know, he had the mindset to where, you know, hey, if I just pay this ransom, then I got 14 grandchildren. People are going to be trying to kidnap my kids from everywhere. Try and then I'm just having to have to pay ransom after ransom after ransom if I just, you know, pay so easily. So that, you know, that that was a good point to me. And also in the movie, the kidnappers were anonymous and I every like everybody was sitting in fake letters to the FBI trying to pretend like they was a kidnapper because they wanted a piece of the pod. I wanted some of the cake. So that's just another example as well. Doing this whole kidnapping. Sorry about that. We got multiple perspectives from everybody involved. We got the perspective from, of course, Mark Wahlberg, a gentleman by the name of Fletcher that was over John Paul Getty's like, you know, protection and bodyguard and just a security. Of course, we've got the kidnappers perspective and the kidnapped. We got the worldview and we also got the worldview from Gail Harris, his mother, John Paul Getty, the grandson that was attacked. But one thing that really just stood out to me is we really did get to see the perspective from the actual kidnappers without the kidnap boy being there. And that's kind of how they lived and how they were trying to escape and stay undercover and things like that.  So that was that was pretty entertaining. There was a few moments I was at the edge of my seat, kind of in a way, just not knowing how this would end. It's like, okay, hey, he escaped. Oh, no, he didn't escape. I thought he escaped or, you know, they're going to catch the bad guys this way and that way. I didn't know how the movie was going to end. And it was kind of a guessing game all the way to the end. You know, and that, you know, that's pretty much it's again, it's kind of hard to talk about movies that are based on true events, but the movie just admits that a lot of it is false. But I was entertained by, and I think you will too. I think you will be too. If I had to rate all the money in the world out of a one out of 10, I would give it an 8.5 out of 10. Yes, an 8.5 out of 10. But guys, that's just my opinion. Have you seen all the money in the world or do you want to see it? Have I turned you on? Have I turned you off? Do you agree with me or do you disagree with me? Let me know in the comment section below. Let's get this conversation going and keep it going. If you liked this video, go ahead and give me a thumbs up, and if you don't, that's fine. Go ahead and subscribe to my channel. Go to my website, check me out there. I just did implement a mobile version of it. 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All right. Hello, everyone. Good afternoon. Good evening, depending on where in the world you are. My name is Sunnyvie Brighton. I am the digital managing editor here at Free Speech TV today on Facebook Live with Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Code Pink. Thank you so much for joining us, Medea. Thank you, Sunnyvie, for having me on. It's great to be with Free Speech TV. Thank you. So let's jump right in for folks who may not know about Code Pink. Tell us a little bit about what you are, who you are, what you do. Well, first let me go back to when we started, which was right after the 9-11 attacks when the US had just invaded Afghanistan and was getting ready to invade Iraq, which had nothing to do with 9-11. And we, like many, many people around the country, organized, mobilized. We took the name Code Pink because the Bush administration had this color-coded alert system. And it was yellow, it was kind of metal, yellow, orange, get scared, red, get really scared. And it was keeping people in a state of fear that would justify the invasion of not just Afghanistan, but Iraq as well. And we chose Code Pink. Originally we wanted Code Hot Pink, but it was taken by a porn site. So we were Code Pink to say there's another way to deal with the 9-11 attack, which is go after the individuals who attacked us and not use it as an excuse to attack entire countries. And we did our job as citizens. In fact, we mobilized as a movement, millions of people in the United States and many more millions of people around the world to say no to that war. Unfortunately, George Bush didn't listen, went ahead. And here we are going to be 16 years later and in the case of Afghanistan, over 17 years later, and look at the mess of the Middle East, the disasters of these wars. So we continue to oppose U.S. interventions overseas and to look at how we can move the money from our military budget into things at home that are needed for improving people's lives on our planet and for helping people overseas as well instead of invading their countries. And certainly the invasion of Afghanistan, of Iraq absolutely contributed to the current state of things that we see in the Middle East. It was of course not the only thing. Western nations particularly have been intervening and mucking things up in the Middle East for kind of forever, yes? Oh yeah, you know, when there's all of this talk now about Russian interference in U.S. elections, I tell people, let's look at the history of U.S. interference in other elections. And why don't we look at Iran as an example where the U.S. actually overthrew a democratically elected government in 1953. And you can see over the decades how that has affected the situation. It actually led to the reimposition of the Shah in an incredibly repressive regime that led to people trying to overthrow the Shah, that led to the overthrow of the Shah, and the only place where people had to organize was really through the mosques. And that's why it became an Islamic revolution that was very anti-U.S. for good reason. And now fast forward many years today, and you look at the U.S. talking about another war in the Middle East in Iran, I say let's look at our history and learn from history for a change to see how our meddling in other countries has consequences that go on for decades and decades. And certainly speaking of history and the ways that we tend to repeat ourselves in history, you know, we're only 48 hours through out of the election day 2018. We did see some historic moves there, particularly when it comes to women, and I know Code Pink is a women-led organization. So I'm interested to get your take on what the historic influx of women, particularly women of color, LGBTQ women, we have our first Muslim women, we have our first Native American women in Congress. What are your hopes for kind of how that might shift the conversation at that legislative and federal level? Well, we're very excited that more women are in Congress and that we have moved from being one of the countries with the lowest number of women, at least to getting close to 25 percent women. But of course, it should be over 50 percent to reflect the population as a whole. But it's the issue is the quality of the women and some of the women are just spectacular. We are excited that in the new Congress, under Democratic control, we'll have more of a chance to bring up a lot of these issues about militarism that have been swept under the rug for the last two years. Let me be clear, though, the Democrats are not all that much better when Republicans, when it comes to support for militarism. They just passed an enormous military budget of over $700 billion for 2019. That is even more than the Trump administration asked for. And there were very few members of Congress. In fact, it was only 10 in the Senate and I think it was 54 in the House out of 435 who opposed that budget. And part of that is because so many of the members of Congress get money from the very weapons companies that benefit from the large Pentagon budget and frankly benefit from these wars. So we have a lot of work to do with the older members of Congress and the new members of Congress to highlight the stranglehold that militarism has on our political system and on our foreign policy and how bad this is for not only the countries that we invade, the places, the repressive regimes that we support, the countries like Saudi Arabia that we sell weapons to to create the disasters and neighboring Yemen, but it's also robbing money from us at home that we need for so many other important things. And I hope that in this Congress we can get some of these new very progressive members to highlight the importance of really talking about foreign policy in a new way, advocating for a different kind of foreign policy that supports diplomacy and nonviolent conflict resolution and goes at the issue of the military budget, which has been one that most politicians have not wanted to touch. Right, and certainly that question of the military budget and the massive scope of the U.S. military industrial complex does indeed seem to be one that most folks won't touch. It becomes very quickly devolves into a question of your patriotism and how much you love this country and don't you want us to be safe? So, you know, given that kind of historical weight and the shutting down of the conversation that tends to happen about that, you know, as an organization that's been around for a minute and has been having these conversations and organizing direct actions, what have you all at Code Pink found to be effective ways to move that needle and to break through into that conversation and make people start thinking critically about our priorities? Well, you're absolutely right. It's a conversation that unfortunately gets shut down too much, and we feel that now is the time to push for a conversation that talks about who is benefiting from all of these wars. I think a lot of people have suddenly become aware of Saudi Arabia, for example, as a country that shouldn't be a close U.S. ally. It took the murder and dismemberment of a Washington Post correspondent or a journalist for people to open their eyes and recognize how bad this alliance is, and we hope that it will mean that they'll really see the disaster that the Saudis are causing in neighboring Yemen, where millions of people are either dying from hunger right now or about to die from hunger if we don't do something about it. And so we want to highlight that issue, and then we also want to get down to the issue of, you know, who really benefits from these wars? And there you have to talk about the weapons companies themselves, what we call the war profiteers, and we have a pretty new campaign at Code Pink that we're very excited about called Diversed from the War Machine, where we are asking our politicians to commit to not taking money from the weapons industry. Sudevi, if you look at every year how they vote on this massive Pentagon budget and how much of that budget goes right back into the pockets of the weapons industries who give our politicians money, that sounds pretty corrupt to me. I don't know how you see that. And when we talk to our members of Congress, we say to them, this is an absolute conflict of interest, and we really need you to commit to not taking money from those weapons companies. But this campaign goes way beyond that because just like the folks in the environmental movement have taken trillions of dollars out of the fossil fuel industry, we need to do the same thing around weapons. We need to get our pension funds, our cities, our universities, our places of worship to commit to not being invested in the war machine. Cities, every city could pass a resolution and look at where the money is invested and make sure it's not invested in weapons. And this is something that crosses not just the folks who are concerned about militarism overseas, but about all the weapons that are flooding our communities here at home, whether it's the militarization of the police or the weapons that lead to these mass shootings that have become almost a weekly occurrence in the United States. So we can divest from weapons at home and abroad. And as you're talking about this conversation, I have two points. One, I want to invite anyone who's watching on Facebook Live to please post your questions in the comments, and we'll pass them along here to Medea. But also, as you're talking about this kind of in-depth nuanced conversation that needs to happen and that really we're talking about looking at the structural impact of the war machine and how deeply ingrained it is, Code Pink actually moderated and hosted exactly such a discussion that we'll be airing on Free Speech TV on Sunday, November 11th at 8 p.m. on what some folks call Veterans Day, but Code Pink recognizes this Armistice Day. So you can tell me a little bit about why Code Pink makes that distinction between Veterans Day and Armistice Day. Well, first let me say we're really, really excited and grateful to Free Speech TV for having worked with us on this town hall and militarism, and we think that people are going to learn a lot when they tune into this and have this very in-depth discussion about such a critical issue. In terms of the Veterans Day, the first day that this program will air, we do call it Armistice Day, which is what it was called from the time that it was first declared in 1926 after World War I as a time to remember those who died, both the soldiers as well as the civilians, and really a call for finding ways to live in peace, finding ways to end war. Unfortunately, as part of the buildup of this military industrial complex, it was changed in 1954 to be Veterans Day, and we find that today it is really part of the glorification of the military. It's not a time to reflect on how do we end wars. And even those who say that Veterans Day is to thank the Veterans, I think Veterans Day has become so much of a time that has things like shopping for Veterans Day, sales on Veterans Day. People don't even use the time to reflect about war. So we think it's important to call it what it is Armistice Day and to recognize that around the world people are really hungering for us in the United States, particularly to rebuild a strong anti-war movement and what better time than on November 11th to reflect on the horrors of World War I, the horrors of World War II, the horrors of war in general and figure out how we as a nation can be a part of this global effort to move towards nations that learn to live in peace. And then one final question, I know that on the town hall that airs on Sunday at 8 p.m. Eastern, you do have at least one veteran, a former Army Lieutenant Colonel, or Colonel I believe, who who joins the conversation. And so I'm interested to hear kind of what you've heard from if there are Veterans who are members of Code Pink. We did a Facebook live with Congresswoman Tulsi Gabard a few several months ago, and she actually spoke about how Veterans are often some of the most outspoken activists for peace. And I wonder if you found the same thing in your organizing and if you have Veterans who are members of Code Pink and are going to direct actions with you and what that looks like. Yes, certainly in fact on Sunday we will be joining the Veterans who are doing a silent march in Washington D.C. from the Veterans Memorial to call for exactly the country to reflect on how we can build peace. And we have Veterans within Code Pink, we work very closely with groups like Veterans for Peace and some of the other Veterans groups like the one called about face that used to be Iraq Veterans against the war. And we think the voices of Veterans are so important because we need to show that the call for living in peace and focusing on diplomacy not war is not something that is anti-Veteran, in fact it's pro-Veteran. I just met a Veteran the other day who told me about how she had to leave her family five different times to go on tours in Afghanistan and in Iraq and how horrible it was for her, for her family, and how excited she was to learn about the movement of groups like Code Pink. So this is really for the people in the military to work with them so that they can really defend us at home and not be used as pawns in a foreign policy that keeps us in a state of perpetual war where the only ones who win from this are companies like the weapons manufacturers like Northrop Grumman or Lockheed Martin or Boeing or Raytheon, General Dynamics. These are names, these companies that people in the United States should know and that their image should not be one of these great citizens because let's face it they use our tax money that they get from the Pentagon to tell us how good they are but they should really be the way Pope Francis talks about them seen as merchants of death. Well I think that that that gives folks a lot of a lot of material to think about. So we certainly thank you so much for your time. We invite everyone to join us for the Code Pink Town Hall and militarism on Free Speech TV and Manhattan Neighborhood Network. Premieres on Sunday November 11th Armistice Day at 8 p.m. Eastern and immediately following the conversation the premier will be participating in a live Twitter chat with you Medea and Code Pink and some of your partners using the hashtag divest from war and that'll begin at 9 p.m. Eastern on Sunday so we invite all of our viewers and everyone tuning in today to join us for that conversation and ask your questions about how you can get involved as well. Any closing thoughts Medea before we sign off here? Once again to thank Free Speech TV and say how important it is that we have these conversations and these town halls about militarism how we're excited about using Armistice Day as a time for people to really reflect and how the new Congress is an opportunity for us to say time to stop the weapon sales to the Saudis time to stop giving three billion dollars plus a year to the Israeli military that it's using to oppress the Palestinian people time to stop giving so much of our military support to repressive government like the one of Egypt and really to look at how we can turn our foreign policy around and lastly to say we think that anybody who calls themselves a progressive in Congress must join us on seriously looking at how are we going to cut our military budget and free up hundreds of billions of dollars for things like health care and free college the kind of things we really need in this country so thank you so much for having me on and thanks again to Free Speech TV. Thank you so much Medea and we'll see everyone on Sunday. Thanks for your time. Okay, bye-bye.


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Yeah, I don't think he's not the answer by any means But I don't feel it's either. That's what I'm saying Ready house to 499 Holiday and the Arnoldo lentigua Posted Rashad white zebra smart. No, honestly You know, he had that really good catch. He was already one this week on fantasy. Was he really are you really? Wow? Damn? I didn't know that yeah, that's four and lose guanipa. That is kind of insane I think he's three straight of like 16 or more fantasy points, which is he's doing it's Brandon Maya first Andrew Jones pageants dad is funny as hell Green Alfredo, do know true green to the reds to 99 nice one there. I do know Also, we've got a full case division style. I'm gonna drop you guys a link to that Sterling Divis But we also have just I believe four to go in our First four box the Cubs run only a five to go Cubs Rockies Royals Dodgers ease Yeah, I've seen that side. 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Yeah, sure Anthony Anthony made number one this week I think see yep, let's go Dylan. Oh Ray.  He really does Purple Anderson de los Santos to 250 I Know Josh it was on there two judges at like what seven or eight Josh so is cheesy. Yeah, cheese. He's on there cheesy ghost on toast He made it this week Josh your eight of Mike's on there Mike Enrico and Rick Nicholas Nicholas is on it too. Yeah. Come on. Nice Luis guanipa first base auto for the Braves Congrats, right? Shane's a weekly No employees this week Yellow Zeke El Tovar 275. Yes, there is shite. Well, wait grab it for me really quick Yeah, oh absolutely Yeah, shite's been on it shite was on it once. There's the trash list right there. There you go There's a physical trash list Yep Carlos Correa to 299 that's one there twins Now Anthony's first. Yeah, Anthony's Anthony's a high climber dude in the power rankings. It's a good top five. I agree Yeah, it is a really good top five It is a really good top five bunch of bots. 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So for the partition function for rigid rotor, we've managed to understand what the answer should be in half of the cases. So the partition function, which looked like an infinite sum, in the classical limit, we can simplify that quite a bit and it works out to be just temperature divided by the rotational temperature. But under conditions where we can't assume the classical limit, we don't necessarily know yet what the partition function should be. So it turns out we're left with no option, really, other than to compute the sum, which sounds like bad news because it looks like there's an infinite number of terms in that sum, but it doesn't actually turn out to be all that bad. So to show you what I mean by that, let's work an example. So now instead of doing carbon monoxide, let's take a molecule that's a little bit more quantum mechanical, HCl. We'll see in a moment why that's a more quantum mechanical molecule. And let's do it at a temperature that's quite a bit lower, so quantum effects become more important. 77 Kelvin is a temperature that sounds very cold, but it's not terribly difficult to reach. That's liquid nitrogen temperature. So if we take some HCl molecules and cool them down with liquid nitrogen, then we can ask ourselves what the partition function might be. To answer that question, we'll have to know things like the rotational temperature. So we would have to compute first the reduced mass of an HCl molecule, mass of H, mass of chlorine divided by the sum of the masses of hydrogen and chlorine. Now skip the arithmetic because we've seen examples of these types of calculations before, but 1 gram per mole times 35 grams per mole for chlorine divided by 36 for the sum. That works out to be about 0.97 grams per mole or some small number of kilograms. I'll just point out again that the mass of the reduced mass for HCl is smaller than either the atomic masses of either hydrogen or chlorine. It's smaller than either of the atoms. The fact that it's very close to the mass of hydrogen means it's this object with the reduced mass spinning at a bond length of, and I should tell you the bond length, the bond length for HCl, we would need to complete this problem. That's 1.27 angstrom. So an object with mass mu spinning about the origin is behaving an awful lot like a bare hydrogen atom spinning around the origin. Because in an HCl molecule, the chlorine is very heavy, the hydrogen is very small, the center of mass is in fact quite close to the chlorine, and the rotating HCl molecule is pretty much a hydrogen atom spinning around the chlorine. It's actually something a little bit lighter than a chlorine, sorry, a little bit lighter than a hydrogen spinning around at this distance from the origin. So with that information and the bond length, we could calculate the rotational constant. Now that we know mu, I'll skip the arithmetic and tell you that that works out to be 2.11 times 10 minus 22 joules. We're almost to being able to calculate the rotational constant, I'm sorry, rotational temperature, which is just this value divided by Boltzmann's constant. And again, skipping the arithmetic, that works out to 15.4 Kelvin. So the rotational temperature of this HCl molecule is 15.4 Kelvin. That's the number that we can stop and think what it means. What does it mean? Is that hot or cold? That sounds like a small number, 15.4 Kelvin. It's a little larger, higher temperature than we saw previously for carbon monoxide. So that means it's more quantum mechanical, largely because its reduced mass is much smaller than carbon monoxides was. But notice that 15.4 Kelvin, although it's less than 77 Kelvin, it's not much, much less than 77 Kelvin. It's no longer multiple orders of magnitude, less than 77 Kelvin. So it's in the same ballpark as 77 Kelvin. So maybe we're not comfortable using the classical approximation and saying that the system is very, very hot compared to the rotational temperature. So instead, we're left with the task of saying, let's go ahead and calculate our rotational partition function directly from this sum. In other words, first let's do the L equals 0 term, then the L equals 1 term, then the L equals 2 term, and so on until we get to the end of the sum. So let's go ahead and start doing that. When L equals 0, the degeneracy, 2 times 0 plus 1, that's just 1. And that's multiplying an exponential e to the sum stuff times 0s. So e to the 0 is just itself 1. So that first term is going to be pretty easy to calculate. The next term is where it gets more complicated. The L equals 1, so this is the L equals 0 term. Next we're going to do the L equals 1 term and so on. When L equals 1, 2 plus 1 is 3. The degeneracy is 3. The Boltzmann factor looks like e to the minus 1 times 2 times theta rotational over t. Next term, the degeneracy is 5 and then it's e to the minus 6. The next term will be e to the minus 12 and so on. So e to the minus 6 theta rotational over t and then 7 e to the minus 12 theta rotational over t and then the bad news is we have a plus dot dot dot that in principle goes on forever. But if we begin to stick numbers in, now that we know what theta rotational is, 15.4, we know the temperature. So this ratio, 15.4 over t, if we plug these numbers in, the first term 1 times 1 is 1. The second term I've got 3 times e to the sum, pretty small number that works out to be 0.67. The next term will be 5 times an even smaller number because of this e to the minus 6 has become more negative than e to the minus 2. So this even smaller number, that's 0.3 and then the next number, the Boltzmann factor is 0.9 and so on. So you can begin to see what's happening here. These Boltzmann factors are becoming smaller and smaller essentially because the probability of occupying each one of these states is getting smaller and smaller as we climb the energy ladder. Since we're not under classical conditions, those numbers are getting small pretty fast. So we don't have to include too many of these terms before they get small enough, we don't have to worry about them. In fact if I go ahead and multiply out these out, 3 times 0.67, 5 times 0.3, I think with rounding that actually comes out to 1.51 and then 0.63. The next few terms look like 0.16, 0.03 and now it does indeed look like we won't have to include too many more of these terms before they're so small that they're not actually contributing anything. So the good news is this infinite sum is infinite but most of the terms are so small that we don't need to worry about them and only the first few terms in the sum are important enough to include. So if we calculate the first 10 or so of these terms, that's all we need and it turns out that the partition function works out to be about 5.3 and we can get that without doing an infinite number of terms but just a handful of them. So that's the good news, in fact that turns out to be typical. When we're not under classical conditions, when we're under quantum mechanical conditions, by definition because we're under classical conditions and this temperature is not very large compared to the rotational temperature, these numbers will come small quite quickly and will always reach a point relatively quickly where we can terminate the sum. So what does that mean for the partition function? First of all, the fact that we got a partition function that was about 5, that confirms our expectation that we're under quantum mechanical conditions when temperature is not that large compared to the rotational temperature and we're quantum mechanical, not very many of these states are occupied. In fact, the partition function tells us that the effective number of states that are accessible is about 5.3. So not just, not much more than these first few states are occupied, essentially these numbers tell us that the L equals 1 states are only about two thirds as occupied, 0.67 as occupied as the ground state, these states are only about 30% as occupied, these states are only 9% as occupied and when I add up all those fractional occupations, I get an effective number of five or so states that are accessible, counting these fractional occupations. It also confirms our expectation that we couldn't have used this more simple formula. In fact, if we had, so we'd expect that the rotational temperature is not exactly T over theta rotational, not what we would have gotten if we used the classical approximation just to double check and see if that's true. If we had said 77 Kelvin divided by 15.4 for the rotational temperature, so that works out to be not 5.34, it actually works out to be 5.0. So that's actually not too far off, we'd have only made less than a 10% error in the partition function if we had been a little bit lazy and used this classical approximation even though we know we didn't deserve to be able to use this, but we're quantum mechanical enough under these conditions that the correct answer, the full sum of all these Boltzmann factors turns out to be something a little bit different than what the classical approximation predicts. So that tells us what we need to do in order to calculate the partition function If the temperature is quite large compared to the rotational temperature, we can use this rotational, this classical approximation, either the version for heteronuclear diatomics or more generally with a symmetry number if we want to be able to use homonuclear diatomics as well, or if we are afraid we can't use the classical approximation, then there's no harm in just calculating the sum directly when we're under quantum mechanical condition.


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We're here talking about the future of marketing when it comes to online, especially B2B marketing. And EMC has been a leader in that for many, many years since Jeremy Burton has been the CMO, who's now the president of EMC, came on in 2010 as the Chief Marketing Officer. So the big bang of viral marketing at EMC actually started probably 14 years ago. And the formula is really interesting. It's why should consumer marketing have all the fun? We camped with strategy a long time ago, basically bake entertainment into everything that we do. Everything that we do with video and with marketing at EMC is if we do something cool or if we do something funny, the value proposition or thing that we're trying to teach gets baked into the joke or gets baked into the activity. So if you laugh at our joke, you also get the value proposition that we're trying to convey. Just about four years ago, we decided to come up with sort of an overall theme for EMC for the year. So we called it EMC's Year of Record Breaking. We said we're going to go out and set a number of Guinness World Records. So we looked around at what records could we set and how could we tie them to EMC's core value proposition. So we're launching a number of products. One was a new, very small, very powerful, unified storage array called the VNXE. And to demonstrate the power and small, compact size of that, we set a Guinness World Record with 26 Polabolos dancers in a Mini Cooper. So we did it. We timed it. We had to get us to come out and certify it and we filmed it. We also broke Evil Knievel's record for a jump on a Harley Flatrack bike, over 40 Symmetrics of Emacs's in a Harley-Davidson dealership parking lot in South Beach, Miami. That was for another record. Late in 2014, we sort of dreamed up, you know, how could we do the greatest B2B tech stunt of all time? We did a sponsorship of the Lotus Formula One team. They had agreed with us that we'll cook up something together. I don't know how we all kind of said, yeah, that's a great idea to jump one of their car carriers over one of their Formula One cars at 70 miles an hour off a ramp, one try, one chance. We had Guinness how to certify it. We all started tweeting about it, posting it to social, and the thing absolutely blew up.  With the F1 truck jump video, we knew we wanted to quantify it from the beginning. And that was not trivial because we would have to match up a lot of data sources to get to ultimately to the customer. So that required us to match up viewers on YouTube and other media all the way through to bookings. Even though there's only technically 197 countries around the world, according to YouTube, it ended up in 243, and it was watched a grand total globally of 45 million times now. And still going. By our video is a major portion of our marketing. Once we had that data, we'd gone from 40 million viewers in a condition of anonymity. You know, we didn't know anything about them to customers and companies that we wanted to market to. So we could bring together 21, 30 different sources of information for a huge view of those customers in a portrayal that allowed sales to contact them directly, allowed marketing to go into contacts directly and market to them with good response. It touched customers who had spent over $15 billion with EMC. There was no paid media for it at all. And we can sort of watch that go through the pipeline and say, oh, that's pretty cool. To be able to match all of that together to get a 360 degree view of the customer. That's the trick. And that's what we've been doing. One of the questions people ask is, you know, why do you do viral marketing at a B2B tech company? And I think the secret of EMC success in B2B marketing is from the fever genius brain of Jeremy Burton. And the unique formula that he's stuck on for years is he understands the technology deeply. He's a visionary. We figure out together with the teams that work on the stuff with him, how to come up with something really cool that will convey the real value of the technology continually at the end consumer. Great job, Jeremy. Keep up the good work. Does it sell a product directly? No, of course not. But what it does is create better awareness. It influences people. And if you look at somebody who's considering a purchase of a product and they think, well, those guys are pretty cool. I like the kinds of things that they do. And they seem to have a unique sense of humor. And they make something of an effort to entertain me. Maybe I'll give them my money. EMC has really cracked the code on the ROI. And I think it's pretty cool. And I think it's pretty cool. And I think it's pretty cool. And I think it's pretty cool. And I think it's pretty cool. And I think it's pretty cool. And I think it's pretty cool. And they make something of an effort to entertain me. Maybe I'll give them my money. EMC has really cracked the code on the ROI, return on an investment for advertising. And the old expression, 50% of your advertising is not measured. That's the old way. Now, 100% of your advertising can be measured. And smart marketers are using that data to create better experiences.


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial trading up 88, Nasdaq is down 37, S&P is up 4.5, Gold contract trading down $12.70 at $17.65 an ounce. We have Silver down 6 cents, $29.09 a ounce, Light Sweet Crew down $50.80, $9.09 a barrel, notes and bonds. And you know, down 10 ticks trading $1.12, $10.30 off $13 at $1.25, $14 in Kingdala, Kingdala is up 214 ticks, trading $106.911, the euro is at $103, the yen is at $140.36 and the British pound is at $118 to $1.00 USD. We can open and take a look at the S&Ps folks, bottom line is that, you know, we got a sideways move out here today, you do have light volume, you know, they're up 66 cents.  It's definitely holding price, that's for sure. We go into the queues, we take a look at the queues, queues are pulling back a bit, light volume. You know, this is a nice setup, this is a setup and here's the divergence again, okay? So we have divergence, so I suspect what it's going to look like is going to, we're going to build cause in here for a while. And the reason I'm saying that is that the dollar does want higher price. You know, we're talking, we're looking at the dollar yesterday. Not much movement today about just enough.  That being said, you still have the larger ABC structure that's in place, you can see the high volatility, but the volume's low again out here today, so that's building cause and you can build cause in a smaller consolidation, that's exactly what I think we're doing. We're going to take a look at the gold contract, gold contract right now, traded down 13, and is that 200? Oh, we're swapping contracts here, it must be because that's, we're at 28,000 on this one, yeah, and GCZ, we're rolling contracts right now, that's what's happening, yeah. And that's still light volume, I can add up both of those and that's still light volume, you know, and what you do have with gold, you know, the strength was up to 1760, so what can happen here is that you can get back down to 1705, cause you're already into the 1760, stay right there folks, come right back.