Hey everybody, this is Brian. Welcome to the 22nd Flutter Tutorial. Alright, so we're continuing where we left off with our basic layouts application. We're going to kind of clean up the spaghetti code a little bit. As you can see, this gets kind of unruly, and we've got some stuff. So this is a basic design pattern. It's really what we're going to be doing. We've got this Hello World. And let's actually run this in case you missed the last video. You can see exactly what's going on here. We've got that Hello World repeated.  So you can see in our application, we have some repetition. Hello World, Hello World, Hello World. So that's all repeated. So what we're going to do is we're going to take that Hello World, each one of these, and convert it into its own full blown widget here. That way we can get rid of some of the spaghetti code. So the first thing we need to do is let's actually make a new Dart file. And we want to import the Flutter slash material because we're working with material design, right? Now, really, it's not that bad making a whole new component. I thought this was going to be like a huge, long, drawn out tutorial. It's really not. So we're going to extend a stateless widget. I hope if I could spell widget. And remember the build is, whenever you see build, think render. So in the not building widget, we're rendering a widget. So this is what we're going to actually render on the screen here. And because it returns a widget, we need to, you guessed it, actually do something here. So let's go back to our application here. And you can see we've got some design pattern going on. So there's this. Let me get rid of this. We can see container, container, container. So let's actually just borrow that, right? Let's find our endpoint, which is this guy. Grab that, copy and paste it, put a semicolon and bang. Our component is now done. So really all we're doing is rendering that Hello World inside of its own little container with its padding and everything. So let's actually go up here. We're going to import the hello.dart. And now that we have that import, you guessed it, what we can do is just get rid of this. Let's grab this little guy. And we're going to get rid of these three right here. Just put our Hello widget.  That way it'll rebuild the whole thing. So you know there's no trickery on my part going on here. So let's save that, rebuild it, run it out, push it to the emulator. It'll take just a second, but it should look exactly the same. The real difference here is that we have pushed that snippet of code into its own little widget. That way we're not retyping that over and over again and we can just reuse that. We can even extend it if we wanted to. It makes our code a lot easier to handle and a lot smaller too. You can see we still got this tab line going out further and further and further, but it's not as verbose and it's not as spaghetti as it was before. So it's a lot more manageable. Just wanted to do that quick tutorial because I've already had a few questions on design pattern and flutter. And we haven't really gotten there yet, but I kind of wanted to cover that early on. And in a lot of my future tutorials, I will actually use this sort of design pattern where I break everything off into its own file, simply because I don't want these unwieldy 3,000 line text documents. Simple, easy, hope you found it enjoyable and entertaining. And the tutorial will be out on voidrumbs.com. Click on tutorials and then go out to GitHub. And I know I say this every single tutorial, but we have a Voidrumbs Facebook group with almost 1,800 programmers in there. Basically, I'm pushing this because everybody in there is very helpful. I've even asked a lot of questions and gotten a lot of feedback, so it's a good resource to know. Thank you for watching.


So, Netflix is bringing Nintendo's flagship phone to the market. The flagship fantasy adventure series, The Legend of Zelda to television with a live action series according to the Wall Street Journal. Netflix is describing the series as Game of Thrones for the family audience. Yes, let's finish this article shall we? Nintendo luminary Shigeru Miyamoto created The Legend of Zelda as way of recapturing the exploratory magic of his childhood. Most games in the series retell the mythical tale of a young boy named Link, the Princess Zelda and the villainous Ganondorf. All locked in a struggle to control the powerful artifact known as the Triforce. The game fits into the same fantasy genre as Game of Thrones but at vastly different ends of the spectrum. Where Game of Thrones is graphically violent and heavy on intrigue and plot The Legend of Zelda has more in common with a children's fairy tale. To be fair each game in the series reinterprets the series in a new way so it will be interesting to see what Netflix interpretation ends up looking like. The series is still in the early stages of development with Netflix still seeking a writer or so. Well likely to be awaiting more. Okay so let me know I mean what do y'all think about this I mean seriously I'm I'm I'm excited about this I want to I want to see it. You know I'm saying this you know sounds like something that is going to be well hopefully it would be good. Let's see how they do with I mean I like Netflix series you know there's that Kevin Spacey series which is little ruthless little too ruthless for me. It's kind of dry I don't know too I mean I kind of like it's alright but then I like oranges and new black I think that's what it's called right. Yeah I watched a few seasons of that series I didn't finish the third one yet though I think yeah third season. So they put all good series so when I heard they were going to do Daredevil I was like okay let's do it so you know I'm like okay you're going to do late.   So let me know if y'all like the idea of seeing Link a live action series you know there was like a trailer that came out that I think was fan made a year or two ago. That was pretty cool I thought it actually kind of worked but yeah if you do Link right I think you can do it. You need to do it similar to Lord of the Rings. If they went really big budget and did a Legend of Zelda movie but they did it with the epicness of Lord of the Rings I think it would absolutely work absolutely work. So post comments below let me know what you think press the like button. One million subscribers.


Hey guys, welcome to a coca-lips Scarlet Covenant. So this is the first time I've covered this game Beard me. I'm actually catching up after a month. So as you can see, I'm still doing my seven-day check-in I'm on my sixth day right now. So we're starting off with a You know kind of a review or I'll give you guys my insights and breakdown. Why? Ch-ch-chiraja Chiraja is actually free to play. She's the best reviver healer Shielder in the game and if you don't get her now You will definitely regret it even if you are free to play and I will show you why She is actually the best carry that you can have especially if you want to clear harder stages That you don't have enough DPS therefore She is one of your best bets in terms of protecting your guys from clearing stages some stages The criteria is you need to have your HP above 50% Some stages you have to clear with all of your peeps intact meaning six should be alive So she is the girl for you whether you're free to play whether you're well You have to get at least one copy of her So I've gone crazy with with getting copies of her But we're going to be discussing the minimum plus the maximum the minimum applies to free to play the maximum Of course applies to the whales. So starting off with her Active skill her attack. This is her attack her basic attack Okay at zero stars deals magic damage 88% of attack to a single enemy row which again, it scales off her attacks That and decreases the targets armor and resistance by 10% For two rounds. This is actually big even if it's a 10% it scales up to 20% of the damage is up to 106. This is not the gist of her skill or Or over kit, but more or less. This is a great add-on to Her kit her overall kit again try to scale her Attack because her attack scaling will also apply to her other skill or her special skill Okay, so again this one skills of her attack 88% 10% reduction is actually Very very nice as an add-on, but we'll go to her special skill special skill at zero star Take note grants a shield of 170 percent attack Again scales of attack. I've told you guys to scale off Her kit through attack you will need it for her to protect your peeps To three allies with the lowest HP so three shields with you know three lowest HP She oh when she owns tails the shield effect is increased by 15 percent the tails We will go to the other skill which is her passive later. This is You have a minimum of three tails and a maximum of nine I'll explain to that to you that later, but her special skill for free to play It's not that bad. It's actually good as you scale up For copies. It's only 100 percent 8 plus 8 percent Which scales more as you move up But when you are at level three if you unlock her if you choose to unlock her At the three stars level three It adds another um Dynamic to her shield. So if she has a shield why 80 percent of her attack And she also adds a volt pine protection So block the damage taken from active attacks and absorb damage of 20 max HP So more or less this is another layer protection for your lowest HP Characters the damage absorbed will be applied to evenly to the surviving enemies in the next attack So again, these are nice layers of protection for your team And it just scales further and further as you unlock more stars for her So no additional skills volt pine attack volt pine what they call this volt pine protection is scale Scaling up to 50 percent attack scales up to 218 percent 50 percent of max HP by the way of of the character um And This one the shield effect increases So a max probably if you max her out is a 268 percent on the shield side So again, it's not a bad start, but as you give her more copies You'll definitely appreciate her more because she really really protects your team with different levels of You know of survivability, but again the zero stars It's it's actually nice to have this as well to start Please get her. I highly encourage you guys for her passive. This is this one You can't control even if you're free to play Just have to make sure that your tiers you do you do level up your tiers up to level six So your tier this is where the tails come in So as you level up from tier two three so two you have three tails Four you have six tails and six you have nine tails. You use those tails Okay to heal Okay, you also use these tails to revive So the more tails you have the more chances of winning Okay, but again, seriously guys She does have a great kit to her This the this alone will help you You know The the tiering alone is going to be nuts even if you have only have one copy of her So again, this will help you carry your team one copy For free to play for those who are planning to probably go up a notch Take her a bit to three star three star is actually decent You don't have to take her if you know if you're if you don't really want to spend that much Three star is the best You don't have to go four star and five star Although it unlocks other you know other things on her on the support side But again, that is not your focus. Your focus is her kit. Okay, so um By the way, if you do have a difficulty clearing stages, even you have her I would suggest let's go back to the squad that I have So let's take a look at how it looks So make sure that you also have the ank glyph because because um, I would highly suggest that That you have the ank glyph to prevent you from using tails for healing because The important aspect as well of the tails is going to be affected by She's gonna affect the revive if you don't have tails anymore because you use it up in healing Then therefore you can't revive somebody. So Excuse me More or less ank Glyph is actually a best compliment to her another compliment to her which I recently Recently discovered, uh, I cleared one stage Um, I didn't have enough offense. So what I did I Got a healer I got Who did I get Diana? So what I did I complimented her with another healer on my team Therefore I was tanky enough to survive Um All six survived. So this is also a nice addition or compliment to her because she doesn't have to expend all of her tails Uh, she does have to protect all her tails up to the last time that she needs it so preferably If you are if you don't have enough dps then go for a defensive lineup, especially for bosses, but I'll go back and Change this back to Ferencia because Ferencia I have her two stars. So more or less Um, those are my tips. So additional healing won't hurt. It makes your team more tankier but if you have want to have a balance of dps and healing Chiraha and Anklif is actually the way to go So ideally you position her in front as you see here because the front she she does She is actually tanky enough to absorb hits and More or less she will have to Once your round, you know finishes She is close to giving you the shield that you need and other things Okay, I have here because levia I put on top because she There's a chance that you could get additional rage with her Casting her special skill. So I put her on top, but Chiraha can also go In place of levia because you want to apply The debuff for her active skill or her attack But again, I do have levia. So I'm gonna be putting her back here. Okay. So let's take a look at a demo of I do have one stage here to clear because I wasn't able to clear this previously So um, let's take a look. Let's take a look at The team that I have it's the same team actually But let's take a look at how we're going to be finishing off this stage. So let's do a one One Times here. Let's break down the action for you guys Um, just have to be careful because This one here the tails here Are For some reason if it's a Wave stage this tail The tails disappear. I don't know sure why But as you can see it's gone already in In wave two. So please be careful as well on how you're gonna be using her if it's going to be one wave She is actually all good, but again as you can see here There's a shield and there's the other effect For for much level of protection. So again, the earlier you have heard earlier You can have that especially if you want to protect your frontline It's it's nuts guys The way that shield is so tough At for me right now at level four It's crazy. So again um, I'm telling you guys you can Build her you can start with zero stars. She's gonna work for your team Um, I I'm sorry that I wasn't able to showcase her at zero stars first But I was too excited. I got too many copies. So I went ahead. So again, I'm sorry, but That is One of the bosses that I haven't cleared out yet So let's check that out. Let's go back and see if I have one stage here that I need to clear. So let's try to clear this Let's try to clear more stages here These are more advanced stages. So let's uh, I'm just gonna want to skip this Skip okay So probably next I'll be showcasing my team Um currently bringing a semi burn team to the mix with mostly east um east side peeps So let's break down again the action for this one This is just one wave So the difference here is if you have the tails active Um, you can't really revive anybody you can Um, plus I have she you was revived. So you only have to revive four basically, but Usually if she was there a shio is dead um Her revive triggers first rather than uh Chirah has revived so Again, uh, if if you just hang on to those tails up to The last part of the battle You're gonna have a lot of defensive, you know capabilities Even if she is at zero or for mine. We're at four star already So I hope that helps um Let me your thoughts guys. Uh, what do you think of this girl? Is she worth it for you? She's not worth it for you I need your thoughts. Um, I'm glad to be back. I To to be honest. I was Not really, you know, uh looking to play this game, but try to play it once but And it actually changed my perspective on What happened in sea and now with global I'm actually enjoying global more because of the improvements from southeast asia and i'm I do not regret coming back.  Thank you for staying this far Take care. Stay safe. This is the warden and i'm out of here


Here's how I stayed fit in medical school. I realized within the first three to six months of medical school that if I didn't have consistent exercise, I wasn't as focused and my grades definitely suffered. Instead, I made sure that I prioritized a seven to eight o'clock slot in the morning every single day to get some exercise of some sorts. They usually meant going to the gym or doing some kind of stretching routine at home before getting into my setting. But the most important thing was that that time slot was non-negotiable. So even if I chose not to go to the gym for whatever reason, I didn't study during that time slot. I never wanted to feel like my fitness was something that could sacrifice just to get an extra hour of studying. And doing that over time made sure that I was the fittest that was by the time that I graduated medical school while still doing overall well. Now, if you want more tips and strategies and insights of being in medical school or my life as a full-time doctor, make sure you hit that like, follow, and subscribe for more content just like this one.


As long as there are those that remember what was, there will always be those that are unable to accept what can be. Yep, we're all kinds of stubborn. I'm thankful. I will shred this universe down to its last atom. Never been much of a fan of the Avenger movies. Probably because I've never been much of a fan of the apocalyptic endgame final battle, but I have to tell you as these things pile up more and more. And especially as I talk to people who I really respect, like today's guest, the outstanding alternative media journalist, Richard Serret. Well, when people like Richard start heading in that direction, I do take notice. She said, COVID has opened a window for us and presents us with all of these opportunities to do the things that we want to do in terms of, again, this very radical, progressive, collectivist agenda. That doesn't get us all the way there. We get the radical, progressive. We get the collectivist. There's something more. I have a sense that there's something more, that there is something evil behind this. Yeah, there has to be a spiritual element. You're right. You're right. I guess in the fog of war, in the midst of battle, when I'm dealing with the efficacy of masks and the latest study that comes out, or the latest peer-reviewed study on ivermectin, or a court challenge on vaccine passports, or a woman who's pregnant and is getting fired because she refuses the vaccine, these little kind of the ground war. What is behind this this thirst for control? Yeah, I mean, if you get down to the bedrock, ultimately it is its spiritual warfare we're dealing with here. I wonder, do you have any thoughts specifically about whether there has been this huge swing of the occult and the satanic and the do-it-thou-wilt culture, the Luciferian culture? Is the timing of that for you in any way connected, related, potentially linked to what we're seeing here? Or is that a stretch? No, I don't think it's a stretch. I think this is, we're getting down to maybe the final chess moves. I don't know how far we are to the end of the game, game over, but it feels to me like we're getting down to the final chess moves, where these dark forces are having, everything seems to be going their way. Stick around. You'll hear that I do come in off a ledge at the end. Here's my interview with Richard Serret. Welcome to Skepticoe, where we explore controversial science and spirituality with leading researchers, thinkers, and their critics. I'm your host, Alex Sikaris, and today I'm very excited to welcome Richard Serret to Skepticoe. Richard is, well, he's absolutely one of the top alternative media journalists that we have, and he has really held that honor for quite some time. I don't want to kind of make him out to be, we're putting him out to pass or anything, because he's still doing absolutely terrific work. You might know him from his frequent guest appearances on Coast to Coast, where he's a guest host, or like me, you might be totally hooked to his excellent podcast, Conspiracy Unlimited. And yes, I have pilfered more than one or two guests from Richard's excellent lineup of interviews. If you live in Canada, you might be tuning into him on his syndicated radio show, which he was just telling me a minute ago that he just wrapped up. So this is going to be a real treat for me.  He's a journalist. He lets his guests do the talking, unlike me sometimes. But I want to know what this guy thinks. I want to know what he thinks is the state of this alternative media explosion that we're in the middle of, but we're not quite sure to make what we're in the middle of. Richard, thank you so much for joining me and welcome. Hey, Alex. Thank you for that wonderful introduction. Well, it's just the truth. That makes it easy when you're just telling the truth. But I give a very brief sketch of your bio. What else should people know? You've done so much. You've done TV shows. You've done media appearances on TV, multiple radio appearances. Fill in the details for people of your work. My latest project is an afternoon drive show on a radio station that serves the Greater Toronto area. It's called Saga 960. And it airs weekdays from 4 to 6 p.m. Eastern. And it's quite a departure from anything I've done really since I was producing talk radio in the early to mid 90s. It's more of a straight ahead politics opinion newsmaker type show, very fast paced. And I offer my opinions. We talk about the culture war. We talk about COVID, obviously. I mean, the lockdowns, the vaccine passports, vaccine mandates, this is really the issue of our lifetime. So, but I continue to do my Sunday night show, the syndicated program, the conspiracy show you mentioned. And that has about 40 affiliates across North America, my podcast, conspiracy unlimited. I'm writing a newsletter. I publish a newsletter once a month called InterSanctum and people can subscribe at strangeplanet.ca. So that combined with two teenage boys about to turn 15, keeps me hopping. Yeah, I bet it does. You know, one of the things that I think is interesting about your syndicated radio show Saga 960, right? Saga 960? Oh, that's the radio station. That one's not syndicated. That's just in the Greater Toronto area. My syndicated show is Sunday Nights and that's the conspiracy show. And that's on the radio. Yeah, great, great. And you know, it's kind of interesting to me. I mean, conspiracy has gone mainstream. And I think in so many ways, the topics that you're talking about, you're saying it's a straight ahead show. And yet I'm sure you're bringing a lot of this material that would normally be considered conspiratorial. Not normally, but 10 years ago, certainly 20 years ago, it would have been very, very conspiratorial. That's so true. I mean, for me personally, and I've, I never, I never considered it really alternative media because I've always been fortunate enough to do, I guess, what you would call alternative information within a mainstream media setting. I've always worked at major market radio stations delivering this kind of content. The conspiracy show airs on a 50,000 watt AM station. It has the largest broadcast footprint of any station in North America. The station is primarily music oriented. However, I have a, you know, kind of an island of talk on Sunday nights. And the show I'm doing now on Saga 960 is for the most part, you know, it's, it's a much, it's a much smaller station, but it is considered mainstream, I suppose, I suppose. But what I'm bringing into it, I suppose, yeah, there's a bit of a convergence between what was considered alternative or conspiracy. And that is, I won't bore you with how that has become such a loaded term. But yeah, that's, that's what's happening right now. We are seeing a convergence, things I was talking about 20 years ago. And I'm not, I don't consider myself to be a conspiracy theorist. It's always been, you know, a case by case basis. Let's, you know, let's follow the rules of evidence. Some of these things are, are, you know, non falsifiable. And so ultimately, you know, there's no resolution other things, I think, based on the evidence warrant further examination investigation. But I never, I never, you know, bought in Holis-Bolus into the idea of the Illuminati or some secret society that is trying to rule the world like the Freemasons. I mean, for crying out loud, these people can't even organize a parade, the Freemasons anymore, you know, they're, I never bought into the idea that they're trying to rule the planet. So I was always conflicted by much of it, but my, my, my role was to, to provide a respectful platform for people to come on and, and talk about, you know, their research. See, I think you go, I think you go a lot deeper than that. I mean, that almost seems, my take of it, let me throw out another term that maybe will turn us, pivot us in a different direction. Okay. Conspiratainment. There's both, you know, a positive aspect to that and a negative aspect to that. I don't know what to make of it. You know, Joe Rogan is probably one of the most influential media people of our day. I mean, more viewers slash listeners than anyone on CNN or MSNBC or any of those things. Highly influential, has this conspiratorial edge, but at the same time when he gets on there with Alex Jones and Eddie Bravo, it's very conspiratainment. It's ha ha ha flat earth. It's, you know, kind of covering all these things in a way that's tremendous to package it towards entertainment. It has to go that way as it goes mainstream, but you, you've always come at it from my, from my perspective, from a different angle. You've come at it with, who can I get on the show who has written a solid book or has a solid background bit of research and kind of tackling it straight ahead. So do you think that this conspiratainment flavor that we're, we're adding to it might be one of those things that's designed to divide this community? Because certainly that's my view of like flat earth, for example, and you can't do this stuff and not run into flat earthers. And they come across as being super genuine, like, Hey, you haven't done the research, it's real kind of thing. I just can't help. I just tense up and I go, do you know how this looks to anyone quote unquote from the outside? Any of the normies, if you will, they've immediately cut our group in half. And they've said, or at least put up a dividing line and say, there are actually wacky people out there who believe in flat earth. So we can take that whole group and just that's one way we can divide them right there. What do you think about any of that? There's some truth to that, for sure. But those that are trying to label somebody or discredit somebody by using that term, if it's not flat earth, they'll find something else, whether it's Bigfoot, or whether it's UFOs, or, you know, the Illuminati. It doesn't, you know, pick your poison. But you're right, there is a certain element to that. And have I fallen prey to that? Maybe I have. Maybe I have created some of that division. And maybe that is, you know, part conspiracy entertainment. What do you think if you have, how have you, true confession? Where do you think you've gone with that? Well, I've had flat earthers on. I've had them on coast to coast. I've had them on my radio show, my syndicated radio show. I tried to arrange, you know, for debates, but you can't do that, right? You're not going to do that. You're not going to accomplish that. You're not going to get someone to come on and debate a flat earther. It's, I mean, I've tried. I'm not saying it's impossible that there isn't someone out there willing to do that. And in many instances, you know, the people that call into the program sort of serve that purpose. And I try to provide some pushback. See, I don't, I want to be clear. I don't think we should not talk to anyone or, you know, cancel culture for botan to talk about anything, anything. I think that's what this, that is at the core value of this alternative media kind of ethos, you know, but I guess where I think, you know, we have to kind of draw the line a little bit is just in terms of having some standard by which we would, you know, understand or cast doubt or, you know, kind of resolve these things in a way that, that doesn't kind of, that's the relativism thing. You know, just because we're going to talk about flat earth, does it mean it's on the same level as another guy was going to come on and talk about a peer review paper that was published in 2015 that shows that Fauci was bioengineering, part of the team that was bioengineering, you know, COVID and the guy says, and here's the research, here's where you can get it versus somebody who's just kind of has a idea about the theory of everything kind of level idea. Well, I think you're spot on there. I mean, I think not, I'm not apologizing for my, my program, but I think, you know, over the period of 20 years, there has been an evolution. And when I first got into this whole field, and I didn't really think much about UFOs. I didn't, I'd never seen a UFO. I didn't think about Bigfoot. I was, I was trying to build an audience. I was trying to find a niche that wasn't being serviced in the market. And I kind of fell into it. It kind of started dribs and drabs on my show, and then it eventually took over. And so I think it's evolved since then. But I think what I'm doing now is on Saga 960, I think is closer to what you're talking about, where I'm, where I'm bringing on, you know, people who will talk about peer reviewed studies when we're talking about COVID and let's say the effectiveness of early treatments, like hydroxy or I've remeft these types of things. I speak with, I spoke with the, the, the inventor of the mRNA vaccine, Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Peter McCullough, all of these people. I mean, that's, that's really what I'm, I'm interested in right now. And I am somewhat conflicted by what I'm doing on Sunday nights in the midst of all of this stuff that's going on. Like, do I really want to spend two hours talking about, or an hour talking about a big foot or, or UFOs? Not that that's not interesting and that people want to hear that, but please, please don't stop. Please don't stop. We need a diversion. It's, you know, I don't think it's a diversion though, Richard. I mean, like your work in the ET, UFO kind of abduction thing. And it's, it's hard to know exactly where you come down on that. But like one thing I really appreciated, like one of your shows recently on conspiracy unlimited, it's a few episodes back, but it was like the guys who wrote the book on the sons and daughters of Roswell. And I thought it was a great reminder where these researchers, you know, we think Roswell, you know, they're all dead. Well, most of them are dead, but they're sons and daughters who can tell you directly how they were threatened by threat of death if they spoke of this. And we've heard those accounts before, but I think like, here's what I think you bring into focus when you bring in the ET thing, because you have covered it so long. I see so many people that are falling for the ATIP, L'Elzonato, not, you know, the doc, it wasn't, the documents weren't classified. This from a, this from a CIA spy who's trained to lie, you know, the whole thing seems fabricated. I've interviewed Leslie Kane and Ralph Blumenthal really respect and like both of them, but they're the ones who originally broke the story in the New York times. And it's like, how are you guys falling for this? Are you forgetting how they've lied to us for 60 years? And now they're trying to draw our attention to, oh, no, it's, it's all right now on these videos we just discovered from a few years ago. I think we need a steady hand on the wheel there to remind us a little bit of this history. And I feel like when you cover this topic, you, you bring that just naturally to it. Thank you. I appreciate that. I mean, I'm not saying it's not important, but right now, especially what's happening here in Ontario with vaccine passports and, and we have a charter of rights and freedoms that as Robin Williams used to quip regarding, he had a line about the Magna Carta being written on an Etch-a-Sketch. I mean, we are, this is, it is so all consuming now. I mean, this stuff literally keeps me up at night. As I say, I have 14 year old boys.  And so it is just, it takes all of my focus and all of my energy.  And now I know with, with the whole UFO ET issue that, I mean, there are layers there. And when you talk about Roswell and people being threatened, obviously there is a lot of, there's a lot at stake here, but what we're, what I'm talking about now on, but how is there not more at stake with ET than with COVID? ET trumps that 10 times over. How is it more important than the spirituality, you know, transhumanism, satanistic occult thing, do-it-thou-wilt culture that you talk about all the time? If anything, they're complete. What I want to know is, to what extent are they intertwined? Because if I try to understand COVID separately from any of that stuff, I'm lost. I'm lost. Because I got one guy saying this, one guy saying that. If I don't try and understand it inside of that context, I, I can't get there. Right. Well, maybe I'm more of a linear thinker. I, right now what I'm feeling or what I'm, what I'm facing or what we're facing here in Ontario, the immediate threat is, okay, so they're about to introduce, or they did on the 22nd, a vaccine passport, which means, okay, for now you just can't get into a restaurant and a gym and a sporting event. Okay, big deal. We can manage. We don't need to go to restaurants. But the next step is introducing, you know, a digital form of that passport. What can they do on the back end to that, to connect to PayPal, to connect to your banking information? And I, I see where this is going. And it's happening at like warp speed. So I have to contend with that, you know, right now. And, you know, that's an interesting point. How does this intersect with the whole UFO ET issue? Well, in particular, how does it intersect with the evil issue?  I just had a, just did a couple of interviews on, with a guy from Google who's very high up in Google, and is well entrenched in the AI thing. And we talked about, you know, the demonetization and the control, reluctantly, he kind of went there, very nice of him to kind of address these things that you never hear about. And then I talked to a guy who's a, as a PhD in quantum computing, we talked about, where is this AI stuff going? Where is the transhumanism going? And to me, the point of all that stuff is, we don't really care what Google is doing. What we care about is, are they evil? Is what's behind that essentially satanic evil crap? Because if it's just some guy who's just trying to do the right thing, that's, we can process that one way. But if it is like we suspect, truly, truly driven by some evil forces that are beyond this realm, which I think the evidence is quite substantial, and I come at it differently than you do that evidence. But I think the evidence for the extended consciousness realm, playing a role in our world here is just overwhelming. So that's what I want to know. Well, I've always, you know, for me personally, and I don't always talk about it on the air, but people I have enough that people I think understand, I've always put the UFO ET issue through my faith filter from a biblical perspective. And I do see it as more of an interdimensional angelic realm, you know, type of intervention that we're seeing here. And I think, yeah, I think the same applies to the bigger picture what we're seeing with COVID and, you know, this attempt to control and coerce. And mask, and even to mask seems, because the mask science to me in some way is kind of an interesting window into this, because at this point, we have firmly established scientifically that masks just don't make any difference. They work in the lab, but over and over again, actually did studies on this like 100 years ago and came up with the same, you know, isn't it intriguing, though, that they want everyone to wear a mask? I just think that's, I'm not into the, I'm not super into the symbology stuff, because I think it can get wacky. But it does seem occulted in so many ways. And I know you've covered this many times. Well, in a more basic level, you're right. So let's see if how far we can get them to comply. So we'll get them to wear one mask, and then we can get them to wear two masks, and then maybe we can get them to wear three masks. And then let's see if we can get their two year olds to wear masks outside while they're alone on a swing. And then let's see how they react. You know, when we tell them that they have to have a vaccine, otherwise they'll lose their job. And yeah, it's the in terms of the occult, I don't remember doing anything on that specifically. I may have, I'm sure there is, you know, an occulted connection to that. I mean, what do you think that connection is in terms of masks specifically? You can take it at a lot of different levels where people have, but from a very surface level, it's a hiding. It's a hiding of who I am. It's a deception. And I think that at its core, that is the satanic do-it-thou wilt ethos, you know. And again, I'm not a Christian, so I don't process it exactly the same way that you do. But at the end of the day, it's probably pretty close. I mean, there is a, there seems to be this dark force, dark energy that keeps hitting us with the same things over and over again. And some of those things are just right there, are deception, control, hidden, all those things that, and people who are more into the symbology, which I don't like to go there necessarily because it gets pretty wacky pretty soon. Mask fits perfectly with that in so many ways. Sure, sure. Yeah, there is definitely, when you're talking about something hidden, there is just a lack of transparency. And I guess the root of occult is cult. I see this denial. We have something up here in Ontario called the Ontario Science Table. It's supposed to be a volunteer group of physicians and health, public health officials and so forth, who are really this quasi-unelected government that we have in Ontario. You know, they play the tune and the premier dances. I mean, he actually said out loud, it would be political suicide to go against them.   It's quite an admission, quite a stark thing to say out loud. But this, there is this cultish behavior.  And what do they hold up in response? Two hairdressers in Utah, that's their operational, their cohort study, right? That's the one that they point to. Suddenly, that's the gold standard. Two hairdressers in Utah that had 72 customers and, you know, so just pay attention to that one and not these. Or there was actually on the news today, former, the Public Health Commissioner for Baltimore, she now works in the emergency room, a physician at George Washington University Hospital. And she again, she said out loud that I'm, because she's vaccinated, she has to be careful around her unvaccinated child, you know, admitting that this is where the spread is coming from. And you see all of these cracks now, whether it's Israel, you know, what are they up to their fourth jab? And another six months, if you don't have your fifth jab, you know, your green pass will expire. It's like this vaccine cast system that I predicted would happen. But when you, when you talk about, you know, the vaccinated now or spreading it to the unvaccinated, and there's no, there's no scientific epidemiological reason to segregate the vaccinated from the unvaccinated with these vaccine passports.   Yep. But I just explained, I just showed you the data. It doesn't matter.  To me, that's, that's a cult. And you, you know, we can't deprogram all of these people. There's not time.  You know, I think things down here in the States are a little bit different. And I think, although, you know, this is a worldwide thing, which is also curious to me. I mean, the extent to which the message was kind of simultaneously spread and implemented speaks to, you know, a power and a force behind this thing that, that just we, we couldn't have anticipated. But there's a, there's a lot of pushback down here. And some of the science is making its way through. You seem to be very in tune with the science. Do you think science has a chance here? Yeah, I keep seeing, as I say, cracks in the dam. And I don't know how many cracks it's going to take for the dam to burst. It should have burst a long time ago.  I think there is something like 24 States now that are opposed to these vaccine mandates, and they're going to sue the federal government. I mean, I look at what's happening in Romania. We had 70,000 people gathering in the, in the city square, and they had to shut down all of their vaccine centers, because 70% of the people saying we're not taking it. I wish we had that, we had that fighting spirit up here in Canada. We do not, sadly, and that also can lead to despair. I mean, I'm constantly, that's, that's the real monster under the bed right now, Alex. It's not a big foot or a gray alien for me. It's despair. It's, it's, and it's also, I think, what you're saying is very interesting. I hadn't considered that. It's your countrymen. It's your sense of community and the sense that they're not with you. And I kind of get that. You know, I live down here in San Diego, California, which everyone would think, you know, oh my God, you're in California, forget it. No, San Diego's kind of fought back. And has kind of claimed their, their spot. I don't wear a mask. You don't have to wear a mask anywhere. The vaccine thing is just a complete non-issue down here. But I, my spirits are, are lifted by the fact that I feel like the people that I do see, at least, you know, a good percentage of them are kind of cluing in. And I get where you're, where you're coming from.  Right. We could be days or weeks away from the federal government announcing you can't get on a plane or a train without a vaccine. Saskatchewan on September the 13th, just passed an emergency order where they can enter any property without a warrant. I mean, that's, what's the next step is bursting into people's homes and vaccinating, holding them down and vaccinating them. So, you know, it's very different up here. I may not be able to get out in a couple of weeks. I mean, the border with the United States is closed for Canadians traveling by vehicle. So, you know, we could be trapped. So again, yeah, I mean, I love the whole world of ufology and ETs and the paranormal and all of that. It's just my entire focus and energy now has just been consumed with this. I feel almost like I'm, you know, I'm fighting for my life, my kids' lives. It's a heavy burden, you know, to be a parent right now and wondering when my kids go to high school. We homeschooled them for about four years, but they wanted a high school, a genuine high school experience. So we sent them to an all boys Catholic school and now they're sending mobile vaccine units to schools and minor, minor children are told you do not need parental consent to take the vaccine.  So that's our, that's our reality right now. Wow. I had no idea. And not that it matters, but isn't that against the law for two? Yeah. You wouldn't would think we have a charter of rights and freedoms up here. I think it's section seven that deals with bodily autonomy, which is the most basic of all human rights. Except we have a proviso. It's section one in the charter. I call it the weenie clause. And basically, it means that all of these rights and freedoms that you have can be limited. There are reasonable limits to those.  I get that, but that's not what they're talking about, especially when you place that power in the hands of activist judges, which we have up here. I mean, we have had, I mean, the liberal party here has been sort of the natural governing party for most of this country's history. And we have very radical progressive activist judges on the bench that have been appointed by consecutive liberal prime ministers. And they have taken that that clause or that section one reasonable limits to ensure things like, you know, social justice and equality without ever defining those. So they can suspend your civil rights in the name of social justice or equality or diversity and all of these woke isms that are not defined in law. That's where we're at. So we have a number of charter challenges before the courts right now on vaccine mandates. We had a hotel quarantine detention where if you were returning as Canadian citizen returning from overseas and you were upon your return, you were forced into quarantine in a hotel at your expense. And this has since been abandoned because they realized that people were actually catching COVID in these hotels. And there was an incident where a woman was sexually attacked while in a quarantine. So that one, that one went away because the government made it go away. But all of these other charter challenges are being struck down. We're losing in the courts. We're losing our charter rights and freedoms. The courts is no, this is reasonable in the case of a health emergency. Show me the emergency.  I don't see it. Richard, what do you think is going on on a global level? You know, if you kind of take a step back, what do you think is in play here? What, what is the game? Well, I always come back to was it ramen manual?  And I'm not that COVID isn't real, not that, you know, we need to mitigate risk and protect the vulnerable and all of that. But when you have something like this, it presents an opportunity. You know, what else can we sort of piggyback on this crisis? In fact, our own deputy prime minister, who was also was before the last election in parliament was dissolved, she was deputy prime minister and finance minister, Christia Freeland, and a biographer of George Soros, by the way. And again, said something out loud that should have been an inner, you know, an unexpressed thought. She said, COVID has opened a window for us and presents us with all of these opportunities, you know, to do the things that we should, you know, that we want to do in terms of this, again, this very radical progressive collectivist agenda. And now you hear them talking about how. Yeah, but that doesn't get us all the way there. We get the radical progressive. We get the collectivist. There's something more. I have a sense that there's something more, that there is something evil behind this, because otherwise, how do you know, how do you really add it up to, you know, destroy these economies to destroy the mental health of just hundreds of thousands of people? Right. At some point, well, yeah, there has to be a spiritual element. You're right. You're right. I guess I'm, I guess in the in the fog of war, in the midst of battle, when I'm, you know, dealing with the efficacy of masks and the latest study that comes out or the latest peer reviewed study on Ivermectin or a court challenge on vaccine passports or a woman who's pregnant and is getting fired because she refuses the vaccine. These little kind of the ground war, I guess I just haven't had an opportunity to look at more of the spiritual warfare aspect of this, but I sense and I believe it's there for sure. Because one of the shifts that I think is happening right under our feet, and again, it's this kind of big picture, alt media thing, and you've covered it quite extensively in different ways on your show is the push for the satanic, whether it's, you know, sneakers from Converse or Nike with blood in them and Pentagon, all that stuff that we've seen for a long time. And it's this do what thou wilt Netflix kind of culture. And then at the same time, there's a rise, there is undoubtedly a rise in general spirituality, spiritual, but not religious. If we even want to go that group as a fast growing group and some of the stuff I've covered on my show with a very positive near death experience, kind of love and light and, you know, expansive part of consciousness. But the atheists have kind of left the left the scene. And I always wonder what's going on with that. You know, remember 10 years ago, that was the battle, you know, was the people who were more spiritually engaged were battling against these scientists, atheists, and now they seem to take a different seat at the table. Now it's just science kind of more in the vein of what you're talking about of kind of social enduring, we'll tell you what to do, shut up where the experts kind of thing. And at the same time, the rise of the occult satanic, which is completely out of sync with that science vibe, but they've kind of packaged that in a way and sold it. And I know you're in the fog of war, but maybe I'll give you a little bit of a respite here, Richard, maybe it'll be a relief to think about something else. Because I think you, you have a sense about this that maybe I haven't heard and I'm wondering if anything pops to mind. What is behind this thirst for control? Yeah, I mean, if you get down to the bedrock, ultimately it is its spiritual warfare we're dealing with here. I mean, how else do you explain the behavior of, you know, somebody who genuinely believes that a person, a pregnant person, a pregnant woman rather, a vulnerable person should be held down and vaccinated against their will or should be ostracized from society. There are people, doctors now on social media saying that the unvaccinated should be excluded and should not have access to health care. And how else do you explain that? Then I think the spirit of what's a very dark force that has to be at play here for someone to actually think that about another human being. I mean, we're getting, I know people are very nervous about making the equation of or the comparison between Nazi Germany in the 1930s and what's happening now. Because we can't diminish the Holocaust. We can't diminish apartheid. We can't diminish slavery and all of these things. But I think the signs are there. I mean, I've talked to people who survived the Holocaust, went to concentration camps. They're in their 80s and 90s and they're nervous. They see the signs. And obviously there is a, you know, I think the same forces at play in all of these things, whether we're talking about genocide or apartheid or slavery, denying someone just basic human dignity and their human rights. So yeah, there has to be an element of spiritual warfare. I mean, that underpins everything, right? For me, absolutely. So I agreed. And, you know, how can it be otherwise? Right? I mean, we, like I always say, what's left out of the equation so many times in our culture is that we are all leading rich spiritual lives. That's a given. That's a given. No matter who you are, you're reading, that is the ultimate result of understanding that you're not a biological robot in a meaningless universe is that you're this rich spiritual being. Right. We're not meat robots. That's right. We're leading. So we're all in that game. I wonder, do you have any thoughts specifically about whether there has this been this huge swing of the occult and the satanic and the do-it-thou-wilt culture, the loose faring culture? Is the timing of that for you in any way connected, related, potentially linked to what we're seeing here?  But do you see anything there or is there the stretch? No, I don't think it's a stretch. I think this is, we're getting down to maybe the final chess moves. I don't know how far we are to the end of the game, you know, game over, but it feels to me like we're getting down to the final chess moves where these dark forces are having, you know, everything seems to be going their way. And if the endgame is absolute total control and enslavement, and I don't know if I'm ready yet to make the connection between the, I don't know enough about the mRNA vaccine to say that this is part of the, you know, connects to the transhumanist movement to make us less human, to make us less spiritual. I don't know. It could be. How do you feel about that? Do you think the mRNA vaccine is designed to, I don't know, dehumanize? I think transhumanism gets too much play in the same way that we're talking about this extended spirituality. I think darkness gets too much play. It's all about the light. The light shines so bright and so much brighter than any of the darkness that I think it's easy to get caught up in the ebbs and flows of the light and the darkness. But to me, no, they, you know, I was reading somebody passed along a quote from Gandhi the other day. He said, good always wins. He says, think of history. Good always wins out. You know, and I think the fact that we're here is an affirmation of that. So yeah, I don't, I don't really, in the same way that I don't think their game is as tight as it looks in terms of this bio hack that they've done. And now it's kind of spreading a million different ways that they didn't predict. And it's creating a real headache for their science because their science absolutely makes no sense in terms of booster, in terms of immunization for people who are natural immunization for people who've had COVID. All of that's crumbling at the same time that I think there is an internal strength in people that is waking up. So I don't know. I take a, maybe I'm, you know, in the midst of all this, I do, I have to be reminded, you're right, the good guys win. That's how the movie ends, ultimately. Yes. But we have to, we have to endure and, you know, live through this, which, you know, it does, it takes a tremendous amount of faith and inner strength, you know, to stand up to that. But we do, we have to, you have to finish the race, you have to fight. I think it was Jordan Peterson and saying the other day how actually evil is not dark. Darkness is easy to look into. It's the light is, you can't stare at the light. Because the problem with... All you can do is step into it. Yeah. But if you stare at the light, if you, if you stare at evil, then you are, you are compelled to admit that it's real and to do something about it. That's why evil is difficult to look at. So here we are. We're looking, we're staring, you know, at evil. Now what? Now we, we are compelled. We have to fight. And this is where I am right now. I have to fight. Richard Serret, that might be an awesome, awesome way to wrap this up. This might not be quite the inspiration to folks who are, who are not undergoing what you're going, because I have to admit, I just really, like all of us down here, you know, we don't quite stay as focused on what's going on. But it's a good eye opener. You know, if it's a canary in the coal mine kind of thing, then give it to me both barrels. And you certainly did it. What a, what a battle you're going through. So I hope people do stay in touch with your excellent work. Now the, the radio show that you do that's indicated people can listen to it through the website. Yes. It's the conspiracy show Sunday nights, 11 p.m. Eastern. And you can, if you're not in the listening area, and it's a huge listening area, you can listen on AM 740, all across Ontario, parts of Quebec, Manitoba, Maine to Minnesota, south to the Carolinas. But, you know, at night with a little help from atmospheric skip, you can pull it in on the radio. If you're outside that huge area, you can stream it live at zoomeradio.ca, zoomeradio.ca. And then of course there's a conspiracy unlimited, which is free. And if you want to, and I certainly do, you know, you can get the premium thing for just like $2 a month. It's like the greatest value out there. Some absolutely terrific shows there as well. And that you can get everywhere, but the conspiracy unlimited podcast.com is the place to go, right? Got it. And I'm not sure when this is airing, but I'll be doing coast to coast. Saturday, September the 25th, Pacific, that would be 10 p.m. Pacific or 1 a.m. Sunday morning, Sunday, September the 26th. How do you feel when those dates are coming up? Do you kind of have mixed feelings of that 1 a.m. thing? I'm like a shark, I guess. I have to keep moving, otherwise I'll sink and drown. I just keep moving. Oh, awesome. Well, it's been terrific having you on and just love your work and so respect what you're doing. And thank you for joining me, Richard. My pleasure, Alex. Thank you for having me. Thanks again to Richard Sarah for joining me today on Skeptico. The obvious question from this one is, is the chess game coming down to its final moves? What do you think? Join me over on the Skeptico forum or find me any way you will. Lots more to come. Stay with me for all of that. Until next time, take care and bye for now.


Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Mansi and I am going to help you with the following question. The question says, for some constants a and b, find the derivative of ax square plus b the whole square. So let us start with the solution. Let the function fx be equal to ax square plus b the whole square. Let us open the bracket first using the formula x plus y the whole square is equal to x square plus y square plus 2xy. So that would give us a square x raise to power 4 plus b square plus 2abx square. This can be written as a square x raise to power 4 plus 2abx square plus b square. So now we can find out f dash x that is equal to derivative of fx with respect to x that is now we see that a and b are constant. So a square remains as it is derivative of x raise to power 4 with respect to x is 4 into x raise to power 4 minus 1 that is 3 plus 2ab into 2 into x plus 0. This we get because derivative with respect to x of x raise to power n is equal to n into x raise to power n minus 1. This is equal to 4a square x cube plus 4abx. Now from both the terms we can take 4ax common and we have ax square plus b. So our answer to the question is 4ax into ax square plus b. So I hope that you understood the question and enjoyed the session. Have a good day.


Hey friends tonight, we are hanging out at Disney's Wilderness Lodge And we are gonna be eating at storybook dining at artist's point with Snow White. I am so happy this restaurant is reopening It's a character dining and we're gonna be able to see Snow White, Grumpy, Dopey and the Evil Queen and I am pumped This is one restaurant. I have never eaten at before and it reopening has got me so excited. Anywho's let's go do this One of my favorite things to do during the holiday season at Walt Disney World has come right here to the Wilderness Lodge Because it is absolutely gorgeous You can see all the garland on the display on the outside and wait till we get in the lobby and we show you that big beautiful Christmas tree It's really something amazing Before Disney shut down I was just starting to actually get into trying all the different restaurants at Walt Disney World And I actually had a reservation for storybook dining Literally the next day before the parks all shut down I remember I was so excited to actually try it and it was gonna be my first time and then everything shut down And it was only supposed to be a couple weeks and look at this two years later Well, it's been almost two years. I think it was March 16th and now we're at the end of December So pretty close to two years, but I'm excited. It's back Since we're not gonna be dining until a little bit later on I wanted to come out and kind of do a little tour of the Wilderness Lodge during the holiday season and Just kind of like enjoy it like I said It's one of my favorite places to come and just enjoy a little bit of holiday cheer Especially with like the fireplaces the Christmas tree and the overall feel is just so like jolly and amazing I can already see the Christmas tree all lit up right beyond these doors right here Look at that. Ooh some nice reeds right here Seriously, this is like the essential Disney holiday resort Wow Something that's really awesome is they have a photo pass photographer in front of the tree right here And I ran it to a family that actually watches the videos and they have the same spirit jersey as I do And we're gonna actually make a little photo together. It's gonna be funny We're all gonna be wearing the red spirit jerseys That was so awesome and thank you guys for including me in it Honestly, I felt honored when he asked and it was so cool because like I said We're all dressed up in our red spirit jerseys and all festive for the holidays If that's not festive enough for you They actually serve hot chocolate right here in the lobby from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m They also have like gingerbread cookies so you can just sit down relax grab yourself a hot chocolate and a cookie and then come right over here to the fireplace and Sit down on a rocker and just kind of relax and enjoy This is what I was talking about when like I said wilderness lodges like the essential holiday resort It is just so amazing to be here While we have the opportunity I think the restaurant is still closed because I think it opens at five o'clock So we're gonna be able to show you a little bit around and give you a look at the restaurant before it's full of people because I'm sure There's gonna be tons of people in there tonight Right here is the check-in for artist point and take a look at all of the fancy snow white art on the walls These are all available for purchase and they don't have prices on them But they're official Disney fine art, so they are very expensive, but all of them are so like pretty I really love all of it. I like the one up there with the evil queen in the mirror Not too sure if you can see it, but that is amazing. I'm pumped You think like you know the seven doors and you think Mining and railroad and the huntsman kind of like in a log cabin And that's why I feel like this is like the perfect resort for them to be in They also have a separate lounge area and this is the territory lounge and up this ramp is artist point And it looks like they have the doors open a little bit. This is such a beautiful restaurant I've never gotten to eat in here before But I've always kind of like came up here and looked and I'm always like I want to eat there Especially with the big tree in the middle You can see all of the amazing decor in there It really does fit like so well here and that's the tree. I was talking about so so fancy I can't wait till we actually get to sit down and dine Looks like they're actually kind of keeping it closed off And you really can't see the characters as you're walking by like if you ever been to a restaurant and you walk past the restaurant You see the characters and they're in there and you want to say hi, but you can't here It kind of keeps them tucked away, so it doesn't like draw a big crowd on the outside So it's real hard to actually see them in there unless you're dining in there As we are gonna be waiting until a little bit later on we'll just go stroll around the resort a little bit It is so beautiful outside and I like actually following the creep You know what I mean following the copper creek down into like where the geyser actually erupts see the water It's just running right down goes underneath the bridge and naturally kind of makes the illusion that it's running right into the pool And I think that's the coolest thing ever Take a look right here You can kind of see it's just running down and there's a waterfall right here and it goes right on into the pool It doesn't really go into pool But it makes it look like it is and we'll go down there so you can see it from this side But it's such a beautiful like sight to see whenever you visit here Looks like we got a little rain here, so we might actually have to retreat back into the lobby But first we got to give you the grand tour down here. We got to go we got to go down with the water runs. I Feel like I could have just made a country song with that quote down where the water runs It comes right here from the waterfall and you can see like it goes underneath the bridge and right there straight into the pool So fancy, right?  It's on the hour every hour. We're not late at night because that doesn't make sense. Oh Boy, I think we're gonna make it. Oh, there it is. It's doing its thing. Oh, I hope it's not stopping. Oh, no It's just starting look at that Wait, oh, I think we got here as soon as it stopped Oh We missed it by near seconds, but I think you guys get the idea. It is a beautiful thing a good sight to see Maybe we'll try to catch the geyser on the next hour of the hour But I think I'm gonna head back in because it is starting to sprinkle a little bit and maybe we'll look over the menu So we can get ourselves all ready to see what we're gonna order and we can go over the prices along with you Here is a look at the menu from within the my disney experience app And it's 60 dollars per adult and 39 dollars per child and it actually is a little bit pricey because Most of the other character dinings were like 50 dollars and it's not a buffet It is a appetizer entree and dessert and most of those formats are like 50 dollars So I think you're paying a little bit extra just to be able to see like the evil queen and grumpy and dopey I think this is the only character dining right now where there's a villain Like that's open right now 1900 park fair is a also villain, but that's not open And it starts off as the story begins. You pick an appetizer and they have like hunter's pie cocktail A wild mushroom bisque and then the core of the story entrees. They have a stroganoff They have a prime rib a scroll through nature a magic mirror slow braised pork shank Brothers grim herb chicken a lot of good offerings and then of course the sweet endings shared desserts And these are all like amazing the hunter's gift to the queen sounds really cool So we're gonna have to figure out what we're gonna order. I mean all the menu looks really really good In the meantime, I think we're just gonna sit and wait for our time to eat and just stare at the fireplace I mean that sounds like a great idea to me Now I think it's time. We actually head on in it's our reservation time and I'm so excited It's a little bit dark in there because they kind of keep with like the evil queen And I'm gonna do my best filming and showing you guys, but it can be a little bit dark Once upon a time there lived a princess with skin as white as snow Yes snow white She's about to begin an adventure in the enchanted forest an adventure that includes you Please give a warm welcome to snow white As I was saying before so in the past the characters used to come up to the tables And then at the end of the meal you get up and you actually see the evil queen But that's not how they're doing it now It's kind of like they're doing a parade route and that's more in fashion with how character dining is now But depending on where you sit It's like a little difficult to get like the cool photos and stuff like that So you have to be on that outer ram of their path there and I'll try to show you the path later on But I'm excited to see the evil queen when she comes out Now we are at our table and as you've seen snow white actually came out there She is right there and you have to be like on that far outside there We're kind of like in towards the wall and I'm with my friend Beth And we're actually going to be dining together. So I'm excited villains and vice Yeah, it's our date And look at this little tree in the middle of our table here They actually put all the appetizers on here to share and it's just so beautiful Like this is my first time eating here. So I'm excited They have a great selection of different specialty cocktails here And some of them actually do like some special effects So we ended up actually going through the list and ordering two of them And I'm excited because I've never seen any of this before but my friend bet she has eaten here before So she's kind of got like the insider tips of what I should get Here is a look at the wickedly refreshing cocktails They have the enchanted apple the antidote the alchemy Evil to the core the smoking mirror and a brew of peaches And I think I got the smoking mirror and then my friend bet got evil to the core evil to the core In your invention, please give a big welcome to groovy and dirty Here is a look at the appetizers They've got a bisque right here and then the hunter's pie and then the cocktail and look at this That's so nice the way they present it and it's all on this big tree I've never seen anything like that, but I really really do like it Oh, I'm excited here comes my smoking mirror drink Look at this This is really really awesome. Oh, it smells so good. The smoke smells good Thank you There see Oh, here's your drink Evil to the core Evil to the core Look at dopey over there hiding behind the tree I'm excited to try the smoking mirror here I like it This is so so good and you can still taste the smokiness in there like you can really get it all in So here is a little bit of all of the appetizers You got the shrimp the mushroom bisque and I like how they serve it in a little tiny like cauldron And then the hunter's pie, which is a meatball with cranberry and I'm excited to actually drive into like dive into these These all look really really good I'm not the biggest fan of mushroom bisque or bisque in general So it's going to be an experience to try that but I am excited to try the hunter's pie here So we're going to try that first a little meatball and a little slaw on the top I don't know going for it I have to say I really love the hunter's pie the meatball is so so good I'm a little nervous like I said for the mushroom bisque But we are going to try it and then the shrimp cocktail is kind of just like a shrimp cocktail So I don't have much to worry about there, but this This is good All the lights actually change in here. This is this is actually really really awesome I'm gonna try the mushroom bisque should I sip it out of the cauldron though because no no you gotta use a spoon Oh because the cauldron is actually pretty heavy All right, here we go.  I'm gonna try it here. I'm a little nervous Oh, you know what it's not bad Yeah, it's not that bad. No, you didn't steer me wrong. Beth never steers me wrong She's the first person that got me to try like fish like swordfish remember But that's not bad at all It's not something I would like orderly like I wouldn't like normally order it but it's not like bad It's actually a really good bisque. It's very very delicious. Now. I think I'm gonna try the shrimp the shrimps The shrimps actually come out with a little smokiness inside the glass there and I like that. Well, here we go Enough with the shrimp business though It's time for the main event and I ended up getting the prime rib and look at this This looks so so good. I like these carrots and the mashed potatoes They do give me an option for horseradish potatoes and regular potatoes. I want regular potatoes Who is such terrorist one of all Every fairy tale has ability and our story is no different All our guests, please welcome the queen The queen Here she comes. Oh boy And she kind of just stands there at the end of your table as you try to take a photo And does not look happy about it, which is pretty awesome We were all about ready to hop into the main event But when the evil queen comes out, we kind of stop what you're doing You know what I mean?  It is so amazing It's so cool and you can always get up and stand as long as you're by your table And they'll take your photos without your mask on so that's kind of cool But you need to be in the front tables Now it's time to get back to the main event though the prime rib And I'm excited because it looks so so good All right, we're going to cut into the prime rib here and it looks good cooked perfectly a little mid rare No aju though Sometimes I don't understand when like places that sell prime rib They don't actually send out like a nice little Couple aju so you can dip your prime rib with So now here we go the prime rib test Oh Yeah That is some very good prime rib the crust the seasoning on the outside is so amazing And then you got the carrots the broccoli the mashed potatoes and the yurkshire pudding Which I can't wait to tie I can't wait to dive into that a little yurkshire pudding And I asked the cast member who is taking care of us and she said that the entrees are all you care to enjoy They just don't Advertise it so you can't get as much as you want which is actually pretty good And most places do that like the crystal palace when they were doing the entrees and everything like that And I think it's a really cool thing now We're going to try a little bit of the mashed potatoes a little bit of the prime rib They're my throat carrot in there as well I might as well throw a vegetable in there for good measure and I like these carrots though So we're gonna do a little bite right here Wow, I love it and a little carrot Wow The carrots are phenomenal So so good As I was enjoying my prime rib They actually brought out the newest menu item that they included now This wasn't on the menu prior to the shutdown and it's the chicken and look at this Doesn't that just look so pretty? So now we're gonna have two entrees to try Garden appetizer. You remember this one? Oh, no This is a friendly garden. He has a mozzarella cheese Cocoa soy fresh vegetable ranch and this you make your own butter shaking a Is it has heavy cream and honey you shake about a 30 seconds turn into honey butter I make you all know you make your own butter Wow Thank you, and this is an appetizer on the kids menu from the garden and look at this I love it. They just keep bringing out the stuff like that's really cool. Isn't it and bet got the port shank, right? Do you like the port shank? Yeah, I think you did good Well, now we have a chicken to try too and some from the garden you want to you want to take it over here Set it up on the prop. I want to see you make butter Oh, yeah, look at that get to churn and there is a colonial woman on the edge All right, beth is gonna make the honey butter here get to churn and makes it all up Wow, that is really cool. I've never seen anything like that before That is amazing and it's like dippable veggies And look at that. It's all mixed together now That is really nifty Now this like I said is the newest menu item here So we're just gonna cut right through get a little mashed potato in there too It's nice that we get to try like different entrees and it's always great to have somebody with me So I'm having the beth is actually here because we get to like snack on everything I tried the pork shank. That was pretty good. I like the prime rib a little bit better But now we're going to try the chicken. So now we're going to be able to Basically figure out which is the best out of three entrees and That's good. Yeah The chicken breading is really good It's actually really really good I still like the prime rib a lot only because I do like prime rib. I mean who whom I kid it but that That is really really good So I just found out that number one this chicken dish is Dairy and it's gluten-free and they use rice flour actually for the breading on the chicken And what I thought was mashed potatoes is actually cauliflower puree And that's why you have a little cauliflower over here and it was so so good and I had no idea I thought it was just regular mashed potatoes Tasted so good. I thought it tasted a little bit sweeter though. So I was shocked like this is a this is a sleeper Definitely worth trying I love how they give you so many options of food that you can try So you get a big variety here and I kind of see why that's like that $60 price tag Because the food is really really good like it's prepared well great ingredients And it's definitely something a little bit unique than what you would consider at other character dining and uh The cocktails are pretty good too Now it looks like we have one more entree to add to our arsenal of the day A chicken noki and look at that or is it not chicken? It's just regular noki Yeah asparagus a cream base and tomato It looks pretty good, but we get to try it now Yeah, Beth heard really good things about the noki. I don't know why I keep on saying chicken noki There's no chicken. It's just like I said, but here we go. We're gonna try it Oh it is good So that is the noki and it is actually really good overall my rankings probably would go prime rib Pork shank chicken and then the noki I feel that's pretty good. That's a good. That's a good way to point it. What about you same thing? Would you pork pork first?   Oh, there's a big apple slice in there I got super excited about that Oh, so you eat the apple at the end. Yes, that's smart This whole entire time as we were sitting here. We had no idea the tree actually spins.  It just spins round and round so that way you can share the appetizers. You're like vanna white Isn't that like so amazing anyways, we gotta cheers to our drinks here Because what is this one? This one is the The alchemy. Yes, and I'm still impressed with how circle the apple is and how there's no core Like that is really really impressive Are you ready? Cheers. Here we go That's good and I like the rim too. They're like sugar on the rim. It's not like salt. So it's really really delicious This is smooth a very smooth drink I'm kind of really excited to have this at my house one day Put it in your purse. You're coming home with me It's so funny.  Yes, right?  I love it. It's so funny Yet to come we still have desserts and they're going to be served kind of like the appetizers were and honestly I really thought you picked appetizer entree and dessert But no like you get all the appetizers and then you get all the desserts as well So that's really interesting These favorites As you can see they bring you lots of desserts and that's not it. I hear there's actually one more dessert So I'm excited to try and I think I'm going to start with the poison apple because I feel like that's appropriate Since the evil queen came back out and we're going to grab it a little chocolate mousse. Look at this bad boy And we're going to give it a go here This is really really good, but this is a very good dessert Up here's the queen to stare at us again. She does such a great job Earlier I didn't hear when she was talking about this dessert But it's supposed to be goofy's I mean grumpy's favorite dessert the gooseberry pie Or like how I said goofy but gooseberry goofy gooseberry pie. Look at that If it's grumpy's favorite dessert, then I'll probably like it even if it was goofy's too This is actually really good. I like this a little bit better than I like the apple Like it's warm too. So it's a hot dessert and it's nice and flaky and soft So so good I don't think I've ever had gooseberry before But I kind of like it at first. I thought like is gooseberry really gooseberry I probably wasn't able to show you guys a lot of the characters only because I don't want to kind of film over somebody eating So that's kind of why I use zoom and did it a little bit stating up And uh overall I loved it here like the food was amazing Like I really love the food the characters are fun I wish they would come to the table like the old ways, but I mean this is just the time we're living in right now and just being able to see The evil queen in dopey and grumpy and stuff like that And if you're sitting at those tables like I showed you up front You can actually get like literally like two feet selfies with them even closer Like I seem like dopey and grumpy almost basically at the table Except for they just don't let you like them come through like tight corridors So they won't be able to come over to the back row and I'm happy that I was able to show that to you guys because That gives you an idea where you want to sit if you are here for the photos or anything like that and uh, it's all just trial and error So I'm happy. I'm able to actually give you that exposure of where you need to actually be if you're looking to get the photos Oh now it looks like we're getting the huntsman's Oh wow The huntsman's gift to the queen Oh Thank you Of course not white That's her heart I love it. That is so cool. Thank you Thank you Wasn't that such a cool like the way they presented those I really like it and we have one heart each You only have one heart to break. I'll take this one right here That's the one I wanted. Oh, that's the one I wanted And we're gonna try snow white heart Oh wow, that's very nice I like this one a lot Now we only have one more dessert left and it's dopey's dessert So we're gonna take a little bit right there and it's a little panna cotta And also they give you a nice little postcard with everyone's autograph on the back there So isn't that really nice? I like when they actually give these out We're gonna try dopey's dessert here though Let's go to kind of taste like the gray stuff It doesn't it tastes like uh the cookies and cream tastes just like the gray stuff. Yeah So out of all the desserts, I like the gooseberry pie and also snow white's heart my favorite, you know Oh, I didn't try to yeah, I didn't put it in your purse. I'm gonna take a cookie home here These are house-made cookies here. They said so I'm excited to try those but I'm gonna take this home Take the cookie home You're gonna try a little m&m. I thought what she said house-made m&ms. I was like, well, that's fascinating But I almost forgot about the apple gotta gotta actually eat the apple It's been soaking up all of the drink actually. I think I have to finish the drink first. I do have a little bit here Oh There we go now the apple This is where our table is and most of the table's already left But I wanted to show you guys where you probably want to be able to sit And that's in the front row here because that's where the characters actually come walk down So you want to be kind of close to that and it's a little difficult in the back tables here And with that, I think we are done here. What do you guys think about the new character meet and greets her character Donnie experience? I know that it's not what it used to be But like I said, this is the times we're living in and I'm just happy to see entertainment cast members coming back I'm excited to see all the restaurants reopening and with this restaurant actually being able there to dine at it tonight I've only got a couple more restaurants where I haven't eaten at at Walt Disney World A couple of them haven't opened up yet like uh, victorian albert's And jico I haven't eaten at so i'm slowly Accomplishing every single restaurant at Walt Disney World, but any who's I hope you enjoyed the video I enjoyed making it. We'll see you next time. Bye


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My name is Jen I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach, and I'm on the WW blue plan today I am coming at you with two crock pot recipes comfort food perfect for fall and winter months We have a pasta dish, and then we have a traditional tater tot casserole with a fun spin All of which are WW friendly and both recipes were absolutely Incredible so if you're excited for today's crock pot series give this video a big thumbs up Also, if you're new to my channel, please do in my community stick around All you have to do is hit that little subscribe button and the bell next to it And you'll be notified when new videos are uploaded I have quite a few recipe videos Just check out the playlist tab, and you'll be able to find all of those and you'll walk away with a ton of New WW friendly recipes make sure you're checking out that description box down below for my website where you'll find These two recipes as well as all of the other recipes that I've shared as well as my nutrition coaching I'd love to help figure your macros calories I have one-on-one coaching both 30 minute and 60 minute sessions definitely take advantage of calorie calculation It's important to kind of know what you should be eating every day So make sure you're checking out my nutrition coaching website links and discount codes to my favorite things as well as the link to Head over and join me on Facebook. We'd love to have you in that community as well You're going to find all of that down in that description box. So let's jump into two WW friendly crock-pot comfort food recipes For tonight's crock-pot dinner, we're making slow cooker tater tot casserole I'm super excited for this who doesn't love a good tater tot casserole and even better You can throw it in the crock-pot. So let me show you what's in dinner You'll need a bag of frozen green beans approximately two to three cups or two cans of canned green beans Low-fat or reduced fat milk the recipe calls for two cans of cream of mushroom soup I don't know why I thought I had two cans, but I don't so I'm just going to do one can and I will just pop in a little Added milk to get enough liquid for the recipe some salt and pepper Tater tots. I have these yummy extra crispy ones light shredded cheese and a pound of 96% ground beef So let's make some dinner. I forgot to mention onions. You can use a fresh onion I'm going to go ahead and do minced onion So the first thing we're going to do is grab out a non-stick skillet Add your pound of ground beef and your onions and we're going to cook this down until browned as your ground beef is cooking We are going to go ahead and add a little bit of salt and pepper When your ground beef is cooked, we're going to add in our milk So the original recipe calls for half of a cup of milk I did a full cup because I'm short a can of soup and then I'm going to add in my can of cream of mushroom Stir that all together and set it aside. We're going to start adding all the ingredients to the slow cooker To my slow cooker, of course, I added a liner We are going to put half of the bag of tater tots in the bottom of the slow cooker We want a nice kind of even layer to that We are adding the entire bag of green beans and then again I'm just going to kind of spread that out nice and even over the tater tots We are then adding the rest of the bag of tater tots So we're actually using the entire bag Go ahead and add that and then lastly this yummy beef mixture with the cream of mushroom is going to go Right on top and I will stir this to make sure that all of the potatoes and the green beans get fully covered with the mixture This is already looking so good And then we're going to add two cups of shredded cheese just right to the top Oh my gosh, you guys I'm so excited about this Who doesn't love tater tots and tater tot casserole? And like I said, it's even better when it's in your slow cooker because it's so easy And with these liners cleanup is a breeze. So add your cheese and then we're going to pop the lid on Turn it on to low heat for five hours Five hours later. Look at how good this looks tater tot casserole crock pot style I will serve this up and I'll be back to share points and calories, but Holy moly. So here is dinner. The recipe makes 10 servings one tenth using one can of cream of mushroom soup is eight smart points If you do use both cans per the recipe it is nine points, but this looks really good Once your meat is cooked through and you've drained off any excess grease We're going to add the jar of marinara sauce. So I'm doing my can of diced tomatoes And then a can of tomato sauce and this is again substituting for the marinara And then I'm just going to season this up with some Italian seasoning and again It'll be just like I put in marinara So we're going to mix this all together and let this simmer on the stove for about five minutes Doesn't this look so good? Oh my gosh. I'm pretty excited So we're just going to put just a small layer of the meat mixture At the bottom of the crock pot just a very very fine layer We just want to make sure that the noodles and things do not stick to the bottom of the crock pot Next we're going to take some of the oven ready lasagna noodles And we're going to put them in the bottom of the crock pot. We are making some layers So we want about three layers total So I want to make sure that I use about three lasagna noodles per layer to this We are going to add ricotta cheese mozzarella cheese and some more of our meat mixture ricotta cheese is in Meat sauce and then the last is we have two cups total of mozzarella cheese So we want to divide that up into four So we're going to add about a half of a cup of mozzarella over the top and then we're going to repeat And there it is so pretend that there isn't a big lump of frozen marinara So I keep my crock pot marinara in the freezer.  It'll just melt down as it cooks This looks incredible. We have three layers of lasagna noodles meat sauce ricotta cheese mozzarella cheese I'm super excited. So we're actually going to get this ready to start cooking So we are actually going to cook ours on low heat for eight hours You can also cook this on high heat for four hours. Whatever your preference is But let's cook up some crock pot lasagna. I am really excited about tonight's dinner Eight hours later. So this is my dinner. This is that crock pot lasagna It turned out really really good whole crock pot only makes eight servings So this is a lot and I am excited for dinner. Thank you for joining me for these two crock pot comfort food recipes I hope you are as excited as I am about them because let me just tell you they were both absolutely incredible Again, if you enjoyed today's video, please give it a big thumbs up And if you haven't already make sure that you are subscribed and that your bell notification is turned on So you don't miss a single video check out that description box for my recipe website Nutrition coaching links discount codes to my favorite things as well as my facebook group We'd love to have you join all of the positive supportive communities over here on my channel So thank you guys again so so much for watching. I hope you enjoy these two recipes and I'll see you next time. Bye