This is so good, frick! Ah, why are you guys so good at everything? Ah! This art contest is motivating me to never do another contest again, because it's gonna be borderline impossible to pick a winner. Okay, big Luke Gommels art contest is over. We're gonna review some of the submissions on stream today. I'm not going to pick a winner. The winner will be announced on Luke Gommels today at four o'clock.  There's obviously a lot of very, very talented people who are a part of the community, both my community and then also the greater the OTK community. So, we're gonna start with this one again. Incredibly talented people. So, let's start with this one. This is from ReactionAndy. This is very nice. It's very, pretty good. Pretty good, man. I mean, you're really setting the bar high. A lot of attention to detail here.  So, really good. This one is from AbductedEntity. And you have all the goblins so far. All seven goblins so far on the show. And here's me. This is really good, dude. And there's Jay the Bard in the corner. Nice attempt, but not as good as previous. Yeah, I mean, it's just, it's super competitive. This one is from YouGotJabated. I actually don't know what this is, but this is loot and I think this is a goblin. So, thank you, YouGotJabated. This is from Shockstar. You got Jay, Alinity, Slick with his hat that's torn, Nick, Miz, Jay the Bard, Seer, Poke, Rich, Emeru, Schlatt. Hi, my name is Espen. Okay, I really like this idea of like the Last Supper. This is from Lelution. Hello, my name is EspenTV. Wait, dude, this is so good. What? How do we have such talented people that watch these streams? I literally don't understand how people are able to make stuff like this, it's so good. I know, it's actually kind of nuts.  Hey, me too. Oh, this is good too. This is from Jellid Space. This is Minx, Tecton. This is so good, dude. This is Maya. I think it's Emmy. No, I think it's Maya, this is Maya. That's Emmy? No, that's Maya, her hair is short.    Really good. Okay, this is from Surfstar. This is really good too. Wait, this is like an actual like portrait of a picture we took with Surfstar.  You guys are actual generous.  I know why. The back that you can't see Slick's face is so funny to me. I love Slick. This art is so bad. There is zero Donkey Kong presence in all of this. This isn't a Donkey Kong art content. This is from Joe Journal. Actually, it looks like JCG, yeah, it does. Man, this is gonna be so hard. Train is on the left in the last one. Ha, ha, ha, ha, wait, this is Trainwrecks. Really good. This one is from Rubble Duns. God, dude, you got, fuck, man. I kinda wish that we had more than one winner for the contest. Like, here's NMP, Milena, Slick, just like miserable. Oh, what? Wait, what is this one made out of? This is from I Upvote Puppy Pictures. This is so sick, the OTK. This is the costume from the first episode. So I changed my, my costume was different after the first episode. This is so cool. I love this, man. This is from Sorryway6156. Here's Alinity, Mitch, here's Maya.  So good, there's Miggs, there's Tecton, there's Penta, it's Penta, it's so good. Hope with the Infinity Gauntlet. I do not wanna pick the winner. Because there's so many, I just, I don't wanna say no to like, everyone should win. No, no participation awards. But man, these are so good.  Johnny Blade, this is from Johnny Blade. I got one gang bang vibes from this. No, it's not, this is not Sex Cult Dungeon. Wait, this is like a movie poster. It's from Glass Machine. Oh my gosh. Got Nick, Slat, Emeroo, Jay, Crazy Slick. Nice to see a man that is a man. Guys need to watch and learn more than how to play a character. Oh, thanks, I appreciate it. This one is from King Fig. This reminds me of something. This style reminds me of something. Godfather, yeah. It's very movie poster. Dude, I'm like actually like, I'm completely blown away by this whole thing. I'm so glad I didn't look at this before today. This is from Enorn. This is just a picture of Emeroo. And feet, what, what, okay. Go back, okay, it's very good. It's weird. I mean, it is very good. Enorn, this is actually incredibly good. Show it to Nick, unbelievable size he has. Really good. This is from Pekka96. Very good. I got the key. I got the keys, keys, keys. The Aspen hasn't been on the show yet, but Aspen will be on the show today. This is from Porjith24. You know what this is? This is like, like, yeah, like Van Gogh.  Van Gogh made a picture of Piskip. This one is from Hello Underscore Cat. You have the arm wrestling, got rich. Slad's getting drunk in the back at the bar with the barmaiden. Emeroo's stuck in the cage. So good, man. This is from DansuMisu. It's my loot. This is Emeroo. Feet, stop looking at feet. Oh, this is from Toxic Nipples. Chat, stop. This is a bag of gold, okay. This is a bag of gold. Relax, dude. It's a bag of gold. Very good. Oh, frick. This is nuts. What the heck? Look at the detail. This is from Slammer22. This is, you know what this reminds me of? It reminds me of this. I had this book whenever I was little and I never read it because it was scary. Dude, this is sick. This is from Virgifus. I don't know what's happening here. Why are you guys pawing me? This isn't me. I got to fly in my mouth. Ew, I did.  Oh, this one is a video from Final Stands. What is this? Welcome to today's episode of Loot Goblins. Today we have two very naughty goblin guests. Without any more delay, I present to you two, you've got to be kidding me. You've got to be kidding me. Your submission for the art contest was a meme. A media-bounce winner. That was good, that actual good one, good meme. I was even remotely close to expecting that. That caught me off guard so bad. Can't wait for later as fan. Since the beginning of time, humans and goblins have fought side-by-side. After every battle, they would always share their loot equally. All that gold made goblins greedy and drove them into madness. Under the cover of night, they swapped the gold with sacks of potatoes. Without the gold, they couldn't afford to pay the soldiers and fight back. For humans, it seemed like all the hope was lost. Sadge. But then, out of nowhere, a champion emerged. This is so good! He told them that his name was Isfand and that he is going to save them. This is his story, the story of Isfand and Loot Goblins. This is so good! Brick! Ah! Why are you guys so good at everything? Because they're not streamers? No! I'm the only one who's supposed to be good at everything, okay? Oh, here's another video. This is from Nick. Since the two things that are necessary to play Loot Goblins are Esfand and the Loot, I thought it'd be a pretty good idea to sculpt and cast some custom loot with Esfand's face on it. Wait, what? So he's baking it? This is so sick! Smoothie! Wait, what is this? This is a bismuth and tin alloy. It's super dense. The whole reason for casting- Bismuth? Like, have some bismol? Now, a little bit of gold leaf for the finishing touches? That is sick! That is insane! Finally have a retcoin logo. You have a great community, Esfand. I really do. But this art contest is motivating me to never do another contest again because it's gonna be borderline impossible to pick a winner. Okay, there is one last video before we go. That was from Relgis. Welcome, weary travellers, to a tale as old as time. A story I tell of a great warrior, a Park Gem now in his prime. He faced the mighty Goblin Hordes, whom fell by his right a smite. Beloved and feared by all, a true champion of the light. Now, fame, fortune and friends lie here in the tavern of Lutengoblins. Now, three adventurers enter the Talon. That's where the tale begins. Thirty chests shall stand in front of them. What treasures could lie with me? Some with reward, some with risk and psychos to do the bound. They wear the medieval goblin for mischief and trouble are sure to be found. Now, chat shall choose their own champion and they'll also choose their chest. And we'll show you after each round with way and challenging quest and when the chests are all empty we'll choose a choice. And the one true winner is Crown.    Incredible, man. You and everybody else. If you guys want to see the rest of submissions you guys can go to the OTK Networks subreddit. Incredibly, incredibly talented. I should have the winner of the contest announced during Loot Goblins. Drake's for all the participants. Really, really freaking good, man. But today is the finale of Loot Goblins. It's gonna be incredible. It's gonna be a great finale, man. Bye, chat. Thank you guys so much.


It's like Edith Murray who starts the book that lady was a hundred and five and a half when this picture was taken Wow, and so she was in two-inch wedgies She walks her little Pomeranian and She's smart as a whip and she was one of the women who really changed my life Her name's Edith Murray. She's Michelle in all my books. So anyhow, so you take these people you look at their gut microbiome They have the gut microbiome the Diversity of a 30 year old individual Wow, and if you look normally at people as they age their gut microbiome Becomes less and less diverse you Ultimately have only a few species. So it's this number one. It's this huge diversity that makes a big difference Number two, we now know that there are certain bugs that really make the difference And the longevity paradox is actually teaching people how to Nurture the bugs that are very interested in keeping you alive Another way of looking at this you're you're basically a Condominium for these bugs for bacteria. So how do we attract all these diverse good bugs?      So this is the only rat that eats tubers and mushrooms and roots and They have the microbiome of 105 year old people who are thriving In fact a study published last week out of Singapore showed that humans Who eat two cups of mushrooms per week do not get Alzheimer's disease? And it's because of any type of mushroom any type you want to go to the grocery store Or get some mushrooms turns out button mushrooms are second best of all mushrooms in terms of a compound That we now know is the secret of mushrooms Porcini mushrooms, which of course is the prize mushroom of Italians is number one for these compounds. Now these compounds are polyphenols they're actually cousins of polyphenols that are in green tea and What happens with these compounds is that they're actually eaten by bacteria bacteria love to eat polyphenols and the bacteria then For lack of a better word poop out of these compounds that have been changed a little bit and it's those Compounds that and enter our circulation and a particular compound in mushrooms. That's been manipulated by bacteria protects the brain from the image from Alzheimer's or also Wow, so mushrooms mushrooms each your mushroom every week every week What if there's a diverse of mushrooms or beat the same mushroom all the time doesn't matter It really doesn't matter. It really doesn't matter and again the plain old humble button mushroom will do it for you Just have a couple cups of what I do is, you know, I take a bunch of different mushroom blends and mix it up Yeah, it makes it up nations of mushrooms Yeah, and I take mushroom capsules and I take I have a product That's actually lots of different mushrooms. Just squeeze in your coffee or whatever. There you go Okay, I have a question now. So for people that want to live longer And be healthy while they live longer not having to get surgeries all the time, right? if you had Three to five minutes max to talk to someone who said I just want to live long I want to know the secrets to living longer. I got to figure out the keys and you've got three minutes with them What would you say in three minutes are the things they must do? Every day or as often as they can for the rest of their life to extend their life The first thing they must do is realize that the only purpose of food is to get olive oil into your mouth the only purpose of food and Preferably it'd be mushrooms that you pour the olive oil on. That's number one the evidence that the polyphenols in olive oil if You really, you know wanted to live well for a very long time Olive oil is the key Two of the blue zones actually three if you count the at your oldies use a liter of olive oil per week Now that's a lot of olive oil. It's like 10 to 12 tablespoons a day So there's a beautiful study out of Spain that I talked about where you took 65 year old people And we'll dumb it down real quick two groups one group had to use a liter of olive oil per week for five years Then they changed their olive oil once a week at the clinic The other group had to eat a low-fat Mediterranean diet both Mediterranean diets of Spain at the end of five years the olive oil group had better memory had improved memory than when they started the Low-fat group lost memory the women in the olive oil group had a 67% less incidence of breast cancer than the low-fat group People in both groups who had coronary artery disease the group that got the olive oil had a 30% less incidence of new events versus the group that had the low-fat diet And so if you know three blue zones and this study doesn't convince you that you better get olive oil into you Olive oil Grows brain cells and it's not the oil per se. It's actually the polyphenols and olive oil Olive oil the polyphenols literally make your blood vessels slippery and I've actually published that on this that your blood vessels You cannot stick cholesterol to blood vessels if you have olive oil in your system.  Do you drink it? Yeah, I do wow I take a shot of Craig's always talking about yeah, I could drink as much as possible but what I would urge people to do is So you can cook an olive oil this myth that olive oil Oxidizes when you cook it is is one of the worst internet myths there is really it turns out that olive oil is the least Oxidizable oil. It's even better than avocado oil or coconut oil. It does not oxidize oxidize meaning like evaporate No, I mean gets damaged damaged. Okay It turns out everybody sees olive oil smoking and they figure that's damaged It's not so you can burn it as much as you want, you know Culture is a bit cultures have been using olive oil to cook with for 5,000 years And you know, there's not a lot of a dead Italians from looking at all Okay, so you gotta get number one number one number two you got to take vitamin D3. You got to vitamin D3 Not D. Yeah. Well, there's there's D2. There's D1. What's vitamin D3 and why is it important? So D3 is the active form of vitamin D that we use You will be shocked that people who have the highest levels of vitamin D in their bloodstream Live the longest and live well Compared to people with the lowest levels of vitamin D3 It turns out that you have to have vitamin D3 to activate stem cells activation And we can vitamin D is also through the Sun is that correct? It's nearly impossible to get enough vitamin D through the Sun really nearly impossible 80% of Southern Californians are vitamin D Deficient because we're slathering sunscreen on us and we're wearing long sleeves shirt inside a lot still inside a lot You know, I live in Palm Springs. It's pretty hot in the summer I tend not to go out a lot in the summer So we don't have enough vitamin D And so you have to swallow vitamin D the University of California, San Diego Published a study that the average human being to have an adequate level of vitamin D3 should be taking 9600 international units a day So basically 10,000 internationalians. They found no one who had vitamin D toxicity at 40,000 international units a day. You can't overdose on vitamin. I have yet to see vitamin D toxicity And I've been measuring vitamin D levels for 20 years and patients every three months I personally run my vitamin D level greater than 120 nanograms from a milliliter for the last 12 years to prove I'm not dead So far so good, right? And Here's you know, just wow tell you how crazy this is if I feel I'm getting something if I'm coming down with a scratchy-throat or something I'll take 250,000 international units of vitamin D3 how many capsules three days. Well, so you can get five thousands, right? So, okay ten capsules three times a day for three days So I'm basically taking a half a million international units of vitamin D to ward off a virus Everyone always says you should take vitamin C when you start to feel like a scratch Yeah, it really doesn't work vitamin D is probably one of the best antivirals that's ever been discovered so vitamin C really doesn't help that much or really doesn't help that much We can get into vitamin C and I think everybody should take a time release vitamin C twice a day and it's actually for a different purpose What's the perfect? All right a quick version. All right quick version So you and I are one of the few animals that don't manufacture our own vitamin C us monkeys and guinea pigs and we have actually all the Jeans to manufacture vitamin C. There's actually five of them.  It's called a ghost gene Why do we do that? Well, we manufacture vitamin C from sugar from glucose and it's actually very expensive to manufacture vitamin C So the theory is and I like the theory is we grew up in Africa with lots of vitamin C containing plants in our diet and so it was Unnecessary for us to manufacture vitamin C and the theory goes we'd have some extra glucose left over that we could Store as fat to make it through the winter when times are rough and we're the only fat storing eight so The problem is vitamin C is essential to repair Collagen and everybody collagen. Okay, the reason smokers get wrinkles is Collagen is broken because you actually repair cracks and collagen with vitamin C and smokers use up all their vitamin C with what's called oxidative stress So they don't have any vitamin C. In fact Here's another controversial statement. If I've got a smoker with heart disease I'm willing to trade him his smoking with him taking large amounts of vitamin C While I get the rest of his diet squared away rather than Tell him to stop smoking. Wow. The reason I say that is when I talk about this in the book There's this fascinating island people called the Katavans in New Guinea who smoke like fiends They eat 60% of their diet is taro root. The other part of their diet is coconut oil And they live into their mid 90s with no medical care, but they've been studied Extensively there has never been a case of a heart attack heart disease or a stroke in these smokers What they do do is they eat a lot of vitamin C Containing fruits and vegetables as part of their diet olive oil as well. They don't have any olive oil They have coconut oil. That's their coconut. Yeah, they don't have any olives down So you can do without olive oil and still live a long life. Yeah But you think olive oil will yeah, it's since olive oil is so readily available in my as well might as well might as well Okay, so okay back to vitamin C. Yeah You have to have vitamin C to repair the cracks and blood vessels people remember scurvy Where people would die they bleed to death on long ocean voyages Actually 50% mortality on those old ocean voyages just dying from scurvy and the British Navy The reason they're called lime ease is because the surgeon in the British Navy realized that if he gave them Limes take on the voyage that they wouldn't die of scurvy. That's why the British Navy is still called lime ease Well, so vitamin C Repairs the cracks in collagen and our blood vessels are flexing all the time And so these cracks have to be repaired and if they're not repaired you basically bleed to death We have a system of repairing those cracks and it's called cholesterol and cholesterol will patch those cracks Interesting So if you have plenty of vitamin C throughout the day, you won't you'll be able to repair those cracks And there's a wild study.  Yeah, so vitamin C. Unfortunately with the manufacturer We have to manufacture it and we've got some interesting tricks to do that coming up Okay, but in the meantime the average person should take like a thousand milligrams of timed release vitamin C twice a day Okay to cover their ass. Wow. Okay. So the first thing I heard you say this three minutes is turning into 20 It's okay. No worries. The first thing I heard is olive oil Oh and olive oil is actually one of the tricks to activate the ghost gene a polyphenol and olive oil Okay, you will actually make vitamin C. Okay. There you go. So there you go another good reason So have olive oil and vitamin D have lots of vitamin D three D three and then what's next to a long life Next is you got to get some form of long chain omega-3 fat better known as fish oil Hmm and vegans have no excuse anymore.  So sushi is good Sushi is actually not a good idea. Oh, well most of the people I see with high mercury levels are sushi eaters or dentists So and particularly Shishimi grade tuna Just wanna just kind of want to stay away from a sugar fish is amazing though Don't know and it's got the grains too. Yeah, it's got the grains, you know, so so no sushi. Yeah, so once in a while Yeah, once a while, okay, so But yeah, so fish oil is incredibly important. Yeah, and What I try to get people to do and again, I measure this every three months and all my patients and we were talking You know thousands and thousands of patients over the last 20 years You want to get about a thousand milligrams of DHA per day. Now, how do you do that? Well, you Get fish oil. I mean you can go to Costco. All right, right, right and you look on the back And you find serving size and make sure it says one Serving size.  So I need to take four. Wow for a day Yeah, that was under day. Okay. We got olive oil. We've got vitamin D3 we have fish oils What else do we need to live longer? So you got to have polyphenols in your diet? So Polyphenol, how do you remember polyphenol think think about polywine a phenol, okay? Phenols are plant compounds polyphenols or plant compounds that plants use Primarily to protect themselves against stress and sunlight Just interesting fact We know that red wine is Beneficial for you because of actually two polyphenols the most famous is resveratrol The other one is kursitin or kursitin The higher the grapes are grown the higher in altitude the grapes are grown The more polyphenols they make because they need more to protect themselves. Yeah, exactly. It's basically Sundan, you know, they they've actually protected themselves against sunburn. Interesting. Also the more the plant is stressed the more polyphenols it makes to protect itself, right? Okay, so Polyphenols are Traditionally in dark colored berries. So for instance blueberries blackberries raspberries interesting fun fact the leaves of these Trees or vines have more polyphenols than the actual fruit does So for instance black raspberry leaves have far more polyphenols than black raspberries And I take black raspberry capsules. Oh, by the way, and it's in the book. There you go so olives for instance are loaded with polyphenols and olives that are stressed Pretty better. They're even better Olive leaves have more polyphenols than olives So olive leaf extract is an easy way of getting the huge amount of benefits without drinking a liter of olive oil So what about like, you know leafy greens? Do you want stressed out looking leafy greens? Or do you want healthy thriving looking excellent question? It turns out that the reason organic vegetables in general are better for you besides the fact that they haven't been sprayed with Pesticides and herbicides and probably roundup and we can get into that is the fact that these Creatures these plants actually have to work harder, huh?  You know, I want that guy. Yeah, that guy is struggling he is going to just be so loaded with polyphenols and Correlation with that is the more bitter the better because polyphenols in general are very bitter For instance when we were developing, you know, my signature product vital reds It's pure polyphenols primarily and they're bitter So we did lots of taste testing to figure out how the heck we're gonna mask these really bitter compounds So more bitter more better In fact as I talk about it in the book I had the pleasure of knowing Jack LaLaine Who you would know is really the godfather of yeah of fitness and nutrition in the United States And I knew him in his later years and Jack used to have a saying is that if it tastes good spit it out interesting now what he really meant by that is is Bitter things nasty tasting things is actually what is going to give the bugs that are actually going to keep you alive what they want to eat and Don't you know more bitter more better? So, you know the more polyphenols the more bitter greens I can get into you the better Interesting, but you can get that through capsules and other things too.  Yeah. Yeah, most people do like five Maybe yeah, you know and you know and ketchup is not a vegetable. It's a tomato and we can't Do that so our Ancestors and even looking at modern hunter-gatherers like the Hunza tribe They go through they eat 250 different plant species on a rotating basis and you think about all those plants are grown organically They're in six feet of loam soil. They got their cool microbiome So they're just replete with all these nutrients and polyphenols and so, you know People think that they can actually do a great job eating healthy Without supplementation and I got oceanfront property in Palm Springs. I'm happy to sell them Okay, so I want to get one more thing. I've heard that in order to extend your life you need to I Can't remember the name to extend something at the end of your till the mirrors to the mirrors What is that? Tell them here so anyway, so how do we is that true? You have to extend this So that is one theory of longevity. Yeah, and it is a it's a good theory. I like the theory. It's controversial Vitamin D turns out that people with the highest levels of vitamin D have the longest teal embers there you go So why wouldn't you do that right if you like that theory? Mm-hmm? There you go So that's vitamin D is vitamin D. It's if anybody is if anybody takes away. It's vitamin D So you've given four things so far. Let's give me one final thing that can extend our life and That the quality of our life as well great So the last thing we want to do is we want to turn off as much as we can the sensor called M tour Originally called the mammalian target of rapamycin It's subsequently been discovered in all organisms besides mammals and so now it's called the mechanistic target of rapamycin and so M tour is an energy sensor and it's in all of ourselves and basically we come from a circadian rhythm system of plentiful food at one time of the year and Very little food right another time of year right fruit sometimes not exactly and We use fruit to gain weight for the winter and that's a whole another subject so M tour senses energy availability and it senses sugar molecules and it also Senses amino acids protein Now it turns out that it's very sensitive to particular amino acids rather than all amino acids The ones it's most sensitive to are amino acids contained in animal protein and animals include fish animal Protein includes eggs and includes cheeses and besides you know meat so Beautiful work that's been done a lot of it done by now my friend Walter Longo from USC from the longevity center. It's at the mimicking. Yeah, that's the fasting mimicking diet I've taken that a couple of times and I am that he got a patent for pro long. Yeah pro long. Yeah Yeah, you got a patent for so long. Yeah, so pro long is a vegan Low amino acid diet that you do for five days. Yeah, it's tough the first time it is for me Now in the book I wrote about in the plant paradox actually before he made problem But I write about it again and he and I and he's even given me a nice shout out on the back If you the idea is you want to reduce M tour as much as you can and the longer the more you suppress it The longer you live and here's the reason you if times are rough and You sense that times are rough your body your immune system Actually goes around and looks at all the cells in your body and says Who's pulling their weight? Who is really you know contributing to this effort and who's a slacker who looks a little weird Who's not not doing and it actually instructs cells to commit suicide and it's called autophagy and It tells cells. Sorry, you know, you're not you're out here. You die And so it gets the fittest of the fittest to survive makes you stronger and you have to have these periods of time You have to call the herd as we say So unless you do that you have all of these cells that just kind of build up the debris They're called senescent cells and some people call them zombie cells And it's the amount of these zombie cells that is actually going to make you deteriorate long before you should So sick and exactly so you got to call the herd. So how you do that? Five days in a row once a month once a month you do this once a month five days in a row five days in a row you follow a Vegan diet of about 900 calories and I got some great recipes. It's easy to do and you do it five days in a row Yeah, it's as if you did calorie restriction every day and what this does is Not only call the herd But it activates stem cells now everybody says oh stem cells, you know, it's a future you've got Oodles of stem cells in you already. Where do you think we get the stem cells?   They're everywhere actually So you but you got to activate the great crazy thing So you activate them by this modified fast or you do intermittent fasting or time-restricted fasting For instance for the last 12 years during the winter from January through June Monday through Friday, I don't eat breakfast I don't eat lunch and I eat all my calories in a two-hour window from six to eight o'clock at night So 22 out of 24 hours. I'm fasting for how long for six months six months. You do that. Yeah. Oh my gosh No, I do that because way back when I'm just drinking olive oil and vitamin D all day. No during the night Yeah, just drink it. Okay. Wow. Yeah, but that's why you look so young. I don't know


7.  It's like pulling teeth. However, with these 7. Off the MSL Conversation Activities, you can really get your students talking. 1. Icebreaker Janka For this activity, you simply use a tumbling block games such as Janka and write one simple icebreaker question on each block. Before a student places a block on the stack, they must first answer the question on the block. This activity is especially great for small ESL classes or for small groups in a big class. 2. Get to Know You Bingo First, take a few minutes to brainstorm characteristics a person might have. This could be something like has flown in an airplane or has a younger sister. Next, students fill out bingo boards with these characteristics as they please. Next, they mingle among the class asking a question to one student at a time. If student 2 answers positively, student 1 can check their bingo board. First student with 5 in a row shouts bingo and wins the game. 3. Mystery Party Guest To play this game, the teacher assigns a mystery identity to about 5 students. One at a time, these students enter a party where another student is playing the host. It is now the host's aim to find out the identity of each person by having conversations with each guest. 4. 20 Questions The rest of the class then take turns asking yes-no questions to find out what the object is. The class can only ask 20 questions to determine what object student 1 has chosen. If they cannot solve it with 20 questions, student 1 wins the game. 5. Create a Game Have students group up and get them talking to each other by making up their own board game. Once they are finished, they present their game to the class. After, you can keep the games in your classroom collection and play them as a reward. 6. Apples to Apples This is a very popular game involving play cards. Group up your students and determine a judge for the first round. The judge then lays down a card and the other students need to play cards that they think relate to the judge's card. When all cards have been laid down, the judge chooses the card that is most appropriate and then must explain his reasoning behind the choice. Another student then becomes the judge for the next round. 7. Choose Your Victim This game is great for practicing a specific grammar point with your students. Have all students stand up. The first student to start asks a question using the grammatical structure and then tosses a ball to another student who must answer. If they answer correctly, they may ask a question and toss the ball to another student. If they answer incorrectly, they must return the ball and sit down. The last student standing wins. Are you ready to teach English abroad? These seven activities will definitely get your students talking and make your classes interesting at the same time. Apply now for your TEFL TESOL certification course and start teaching in a matter of months. Speak with an ITTT advisor today to put together your personal plan for teaching English abroad. Send us an email or call us toll-free at 1-800-490-0531 to speak with an ITTT advisor today.


Ain't no party like a format party because a format party features a 30-foot microphone cord. Good morning Hank, it's Tuesday. Today's video is like the chambers of the human heart. It comes to you in four parts. By the way, I need one normal shot so that when people look at the thumbnail they think it's a normal video and then I trick them and it's a format. But right, part one. Hank, do you know what this is? It's the Maternal Center of Excellence, a massive extension to Sierra Leone's Coydu Government Hospital funded primarily by Nerdfighteria. That building at the top left of the picture is a maternity ward that will open this year. Incredible. The MCOE is not a symbol of hope, it's an activation of hope. Like I realize that we don't have a word in English for when hope is realized, which is pretty telling, but that's how I feel right now. All right, let's get a quick check of the weather.  It feels like I'm taking a bath, but the bath is made out of wet air. I hate it. I spent half my life gathering up this 30 foot microphone cord, and the other half I wasted. Part two. My current favorite tuberculosis fact comes from rereading this book, Living in the Shadow of Death, which only appears to be the third album by an obscure heavy metal band. Anyway, in this book the author talks about how in 1852 when Franklin Pierce was elected president of the United States, his wife was sick with tuberculosis, his secretary of state was mourning his son who just died of tuberculosis, and his vice president was in Cuba trying to cure his tuberculosis. Also, Franklin Pierce probably had tuberculosis, but he drank himself to death before the TB could get him.  The idea that anyone is insulated from tuberculosis is so recent. We act like everything is stable and normal and just as it should be and always has been, but that's just a lie. So much is so new, which is actually encouraging to me because it means, you know, we can change it. Part three. I know sometimes it seems like I only think about tuberculosis, but I do think about other things like how frequently the fast casual restaurant chain Panera is mentioned in hip-hop lyrics lately. I know, right? My God, where'd you come from? Oh, I've been here the whole time. Can you go away? That was easy. Like, I first noticed this in a prof song called Pack a Lunch where Red Man says I whine and dine at Panera, and then like a couple weeks later, I was listening to a young gravy song where he mentions Panera. And in that case, it's like he says like a pull up to Panera just to play a little footsie. He doesn't even have to say Panera. It's not even part of the rhyme. He could have said Fezzoli's or Oh, Charlie's, but he chose Panera. And that got me thinking. But then it turns out that a lot of rappers are talking about Panera like Lil Uzi Vert. Yes, Rick Ross, Lil Yachty, the list goes on and on. At some point I started to wonder like, is Panera paying rappers to name drop Panera? But I don't think it's that. I think it's that the word Panera is just inherently melodic. All right, part four. Oh, no, we have to go outside for part four. Look at all these peppers. I grew from seeds in my bathtub that are now real proper pepper plants. We've got habaneros and cayennes and sweet peppers and everything in between. We've harvested over 100 so far, but still have more than 1000 growing, which is great news for my mom and I's annual hot sauce. I'm making some weird experimental hot sauces with the early peppers, and then we'll make our traditional family hot sauce later in the year. Hold on, I'll show you the best part. The best part is burping them because they're fermenting. Anyway, every year we name our family hot sauce. Last year it was called societal collapses in the air because that's something Timothy Chalamet said during a press junket, but we don't know what to call it this year. So if you have any suggestions, let me know in comments. What we're trying to communicate is, you know, this is going to be hot, but it's also going to be fun. Kind of like August in Indiana. Hank, I'll see you on Friday.


What's up boys, you guys know I'm one of the best in the world with the sticks and that has been enhanced this last month as I have partnered with Razer, one of the most recognizable brands in gaming and esports across the world. They have award-winning technology and now they're taking it from the PC and they're bringing it to the console. I'm proud to be one of the people to introduce you guys to the Wolverine V2. This is their newest controller that is equipped to use with Xbox. The new Xbox Series X has come out and this has taken my game to the next level. There's great features about it, man. They have shoulder buttons right here that allow you to program different buttons, much like paddles, also can change the thumbstick sensitivity. That's one of the great features along with the Wolverine II, man. You can also get headsets, all different types of things you can use with your Xbox because Razer sees that console gaming is a big deal and they're going to continue to push forward with their efforts in console gaming. Let me take you to the app that they have, actually now that you can go ahead and use with your Razer controller, literally an app on your Xbox. This is my profile right here. You see I have my buttons mapped. They're called the middle buttons up here, M1 and M2. I have one mapped to A so I can jump in different shooting games. The other one, I have mapped to L, the left stick. I hate pressing in the left stick in games.   You can change it to your ability. Also vibration, I turn it off, I think it only distracts. I don't think any professional gamers play with vibration on a controller. It's more of a casual thing. So I turn mine all the way off. So that's what it is and that's pretty much, you know, what the thing, all the different things that Wolverine can do for you. So let's go on. I'm going to give you guys, absolutely want to give you guys five tips to help you become better with your stick skills. Now these are things you may know, things you've seen me do and things you may need to add to your game, man. But these are probably the top five things where a controller like this or, you know, your thumbs in general will help you become a better man player. So let's get into it. All right, boys, the first one we're going to go over is turbo. When to use it? When not to use it? Is it good for you? When should you not be old and turbo? Because this is like a big deal that not a lot of people know. But I fully, now I fully believe all of these things to be true in my experience of playing Madden for the last 20 years. I want my inside zone. I run offense only when I want to work on my stick work. When I want to work on how the game works and how, you know, how I can improve in the open field. I like to work in offense only, uh, to be honest, the defense is souped up in practice mode. It's kind of, it's not even a good representation of the game. But for turbo, what I will tell you this, this is simple, you know, one in between the tackles turbo should never be held. I'm telling you, the only time you should be looking for turbo is if you have 10 yards of space to run straight, if that makes sense. Now it could be sideways, like if someone's behind you and you run it, you could turbo here to get, to get the angle on them to get up the field. For sure. And the number one thing that you guys don't realize when you hold turbo, it really does make the defense disengage a little bit more.  It's almost like a panning thing faster, faster, faster. Let me get through the whole faster. But this is the trick that I do. If I'm running the ball, it's first in 10. I'm going to run. I know it's a sure yard situation, or I don't want to hit a big play. I literally take my hand. This is the razor controller. I literally take my finger here and I hide it behind here, behind the entire controller. So in other words, some people put two fingers up here. Some people play claw and put like, don't ask me. But when I want to run the ball and want to make sure I don't hit that turbo prematurely, I go ahead and literally hold the controller like this, hide my index finger so I don't naturally smack down on turbo. That's one of the ways I make sure I don't hit turbo. So if I want to get through these little creases, these little B gaps and A gaps and whatnot, I want to go ahead and not hit turbo. All right. Let's get into my favorite open field. This is my favorite one. And that's the spin move. You know, I think it's been patched or not patched, but it's been nerfed in recent years. The last ever since Man 18, 19, 20, the double spin or precision spin was really, really good. Now I will tell you it has been nerfed this year. It has been nerfed. The spin is not that great, but I'll show you the way that I do spin and I do still think it's a very viable open field move. And for me, you can definitely add it to your repertoire. It is a 45 degree thing. I think all spins are better 45 degrees. I'll run to the end zone here, but going 45 degrees. That means going towards the pylon. You guys were not in physics class or whatever class degrees has, but the 45 degrees, then I want to know turbo and go back the other way. Essentially, I go from, you know, what is it? Like two o'clock running to the pylon, two o'clock. And I want to take my left stick. I'm going two o'clock right now. Want to take my left stick, jam it back to 11 and spin back the other way. So drastically goes from 45 degrees one way to 45 degrees the other way. Just like that, I'm able to change my running back. And I'll tell you, I do not hit turbo for this. I let go of everything and just be, now we're back on turbo, back the other way. Most of the time when you're going 45 degrees, you're going to have another defender running the opposite way of 45 degrees. So you can go ahead and catch that spin and change your direction that quickly. It is a very effective move. Also, it will work on the computer. It will work on the computer. And a lot of times, man, when people are clicking off, a lot of people click off, a lot of people don't have the nuts to go tackle you themselves. So with a lot of people clicking off, anything that works on a computer is a plus. So that's the way I go ahead and use the spin. So you're not going to be hitting turbo. You're going to be using the spin. Let's go ahead and get into the gusto, get into what you guys like to hear about. That's the stop and go. The stop and go. How do I stop and go? Stop and go is so I want to learn how to do that. It's one of my biggest questions that I get, no matter what content I post. How do you do the stop and go? Well, you kind of just stop and go. You know, you kind of just, you're holding the stick up at 12 o'clock, right? To run forward.  Not to six, that's one of the problems. People think you go back to six o'clock. Sometimes you can, but especially on next gen, you cannot go back to six o'clock.  Now this is why I love offense only because you don't, you know, you have time to practice this all the way up the field. You know, so once you get this down and it's not something, it's not something you can, I mean, you can do it sideways too. That's the beauty of it. You know, it's not just a North and South thing. It can be an East and West thing as well. So like I said, you kind of just go back from 12 o'clock back to zero. You know, and if you don't, if you're not getting back to zero, you can go all the way back to six o'clock, smack it all the way up against the base of the, the whole pause. This is something that I do all the time when my videos are uploading, when I'm watching another stream, when I'm watching basketball and there's a commercial, if I'm watching the Eagles on Sunday and there's a commercial, I will be in offense only just doing stuff like this. How can I, you know, how can I move my player different? How can I, you know, get better momentum and change the way I move, spin move in and every player is different. You know, if you have Derek Henry, he's not going to move the same as Barry Sanders. He's not, the change of direction, the time that they stop zero to 60, so to speak, is kind of all different, you know? But if you can master this with each individual player, you'll become better, better in the open field. So all right, boys, this is one I love and this is one of the biggest skill gaps in Madden that you guys need to get doing. And that's swerving, swerving with your wide receiver and why we, I've done videos on this before. I talk about it all the time. If you guys watch me play, you notice that I click on every single catch, every single one, whether it's the running back, whether it's a deep streak, whether it's a post, a corner out, a flat route, by doing this, you can dictate the angle your wide receiver will take when he catches the ball. You know, and that's great for possession catches, rack catches, aggressive catches, any type of catch. If you can dictate where your receiver goes, it will make you a better player and I'm going to give you a couple examples of this. And number one is Bunch Trail to post route, right? And we're going to sit back here with Jalen Hurts, you know, and we're going to throw the ball up right here and just depends on the angle that you want to take. And most of that depends on where your defenders are. I have Alshon, right? He's running his post here to that, to right here. So let's assume there's a cover to it. There's a safety here and there's a safety here. What you want to do is you want to catch this ball with the momentum to run away from these guys. Now, if you want to run away from somebody on the left, you might, like I did in this picture, I went hard to the left pause. See, I went left like that, then I came back right and that catch gets my momentum going to the right rather than straight up the field. Do you see the difference in this one right here? Is that when I go left up here, then come back this way. That way, I'm headed to the right side. I'm headed away from a safety that would be over here. I'm headed straight to the right. Boom, and I can get up here and get to the end zone if somebody's on the left of my wide receiver. Now, this time we're going to go just up the field. If there's somebody behind me, or we can even go right side. You know, let's say that time I took my, I took Alshon Jeffrey underneath and went straight up to the goal post to run my head in goal post. As you see it right here, we'll do the same thing. I'm running a post route with Alshon Jeffrey like this, right? Now, Jalen Hurst doesn't have the best arm, but I bring him back this way and then go towards the goal post. So instead of catching this with an angle towards the sideline, I'm going to catch this with a head full of steam straight to the goal post. You see the difference in the two catches. One was going to the right, and then the other one is going straight to the goal post here. Just a different way you can click on a wide receiver and change their angle and change where they're going. Another one I'll tell you right over here at Jalen Reger, we have a corner route to the sideline. Corner routes have been a staple in Madden for as long as I have been alive.  And your guy doesn't get his feed in, right? He might've got his feed in, who knows? That's up to the referee. But for me, you control whether you get your feed in or not. But we'll do it over here and make sure I step in bounds before I go to the sideline. I took control of this wide receiver. Instead of running them straight to the sideline, what I did was bring them out here, then go to the sideline. What that does, it allows the timing to when the ball gets to your receiver, he's right on the sideline for the perfect catch. See there it is, a little step inside, click on, boom, no doubt about it. Plenty of space to tap those toes, get the feed and bounce. All right, boys, let's talk about lurking. Let's talk about using your user on defense because it's easy to do it when you're the one dictating where the ball goes. You're the one controlling everything. You're the one that makes things happen essentially. And I will say you, probably this will be the biggest tip of advice if you guys aren't doing this yet and that's on the defensive side of the ball. But let's go ahead, I'm the Eagles right now. We're just gonna cover it to right now. One of my favorite defenses to run. And what you're gonna do most importantly is you're gonna blitz your user, right? Blitzing your user, if you're not doing this, you're kind of been out of the loop. What blitzing your user does, it removes the change direction rating. That doesn't matter anymore. Your player will move freely, he will move quickly, he will have a lot more agility, a lot more stamina and be able to really go after the ball. And the most underrated thing about blitzing your user, if the quarterback breaks the pocket or steps up in the pocket, you can click off.   But most important thing with lurking is having an idea of where you wanna go after the snap. You know, having an idea of what you have covered on the field.  Now, if I'm sending some type of heat, like if I bring this guy down here and I'm sending some heat. So this is what I mean about understanding your defense.  I'm sending the dogs, right? You know, if I'm sending the dogs, it might be a first read type of lurk where I'm gonna take the first drag or the first flat route or the first streak, the first one.  Now I know he's gonna have more time in the pocket. So I have to be more conservative with my lurk. But 90% of the lurking the user pics you see guys get is happens before the play and giving themselves an idea of where they wanna go. Right there, we made the quarterback throw the ball away because we had a hard flat out there to guard that flat. Now, if I have a hard flat over here, I know I have nothing to guard deep over here on the right side. So maybe that's where I have to go. You know, you also have to take into account that what the offensive player wants to do. Now, we're in bunch here.  One or the other, and you have to get, you have to understand what they wanna do down in distance. Do they wanna run? Do they wanna pass short? Do they need to go deep? Is there only 40 seconds left and a half? And that, all these factors go into where your user is gonna go. It's not, I will tell you, when as a defensive player, once people snap the ball, you're not reacting. It is, I believe it's about 90% anticipation and maybe 10% reaction. You know, there's not a, oh, this, he surprised me with the play, man. And a lot of times, when somebody surprises you with a play, it's a good play, you know, and it's a good job by the offensive player. But the more you anticipate, the more you react and the more you understand where your user is gonna go, the more effective you can be as a defensive player. But the number one tip I want you guys to use for your user and if you're using this Razer controller is, blitz your user. It's gonna help you so much. Gonna make you cover sideline to sideline. And if you're able to cover five routes in one play, that's not the game's fault, man. That's your opponent's fault for having bad spacing on the field. So, like I said, there's so many things we could break down and a lot of that, you can check out Mad Enter for defensive e-books and things of that nature. But the biggest tip that will help your man game, if you're not already blitzing your user, it will take you to the next level. So, let's go back over it again, boys. We have what we got. We got the spin. We got the stop and go. We got when to hold turbo when you're running plays. Use this Razer controller like so, so you're not holding turbo when you don't need to. Also, man, we got to swerve, get your receivers in the best spot to go ahead and make big plays down the field and not get cheated, man. When we have a touchdown on a post, we want a touchdown. And when we have a sideline possession catch, we want a sideline possession catch. So, all these things, and like I said, defensively, blitz your user. Those are the five tips I can give you guys to help improve your stick skills in Madden. Now, check out this Razer controller to link us below, man. If you're looking for a new piece of equipment with your new Xbox Series X, you're looking to take your game to the next level. This controller helps me do moves like these.


Thanks for checking out this movie review video. So this is for the 2020 film vicious fun It's a shutter original film and it's coming to shutter on Tuesday June 29th So because I'm releasing this video ahead of time and it's a new film There are no spoilers in this so maybe just a little thematic stuff But there isn't a whole lot to that but anyway this film is what it says do not miss this one It is called vicious fun. It is vicious fun. It's just a good time film I would recommend you not miss it There are a lot of films that come to shutter originals exclusives and everything and there are a lot that kind of hit in the middle In my opinion some that are on the bad side some are on the great side But this is one of the ones that's closer to the great side I wouldn't say it is great But it's closer to the great side and I would say it is a tune not to be missed film Honestly, so check it out directed by Cody Callahan who did films such as anti-social Anti-social to let her out in the oak room, which I have not seen any of but after seeing this now I want to written by James Villanuevae who this is their first feature film script Really good job for a first feature film script. Nice work Now David Keckner shows up in this film just so people know I know if you're familiar with David Keckner You know who he is always doing comedic performances. He's basically the type of character. You would assume to be in this film He's that character in every single film. He's in so that's a joy I love David Keckner the other person. I really wanted to point out Julian Richings is in this he was in he was one of the main characters in the film anything for Jackson Which I think was also a shutter original is either original or exclusive I don't know but he got a lot of attention in that film and so I was very hyped up to see that he was in this film and While I really liked him in anything for Jackson. I liked him even more in vicious fun He has less of a role in vicious fun, but what he did with that role. I love Whenever he was on screen. I was very very happy. I loved his performance in this film And I want to see more Julian Richings. So anyone who's a filmmaker who may see see this Contact Julian Richings. Let's put him in more stuff. He's wonderful Once again, this film is coming Tuesday, June 29th to shutter. So check it out. So the synopsis I don't want to give you too much It's kind of a mainly about it's set in the 80s first of all and it's mainly about this kind of Horror nerd who writes for a horror magazine So there is kind of a love letter to a little bit of horror media there he's kind of hopelessly in love with this roommate who's a female and He is having a hard time with it basically So he goes out follows this guy that she was dating Trying to get dirt on him to basically be like he's not a good guy. You want to be with me?  I'm not gonna go any further than that because I just believe this just should be experienced I don't want to give anything away any of the twists and turns. So just watch the film Awesome synth music to start with an interesting setup featuring some nice camera work now I didn't mention what happens in the very very beginning of the film because it is a little bit of a teaser for what's actually going on in it And I don't want to throw that out here, but it's a very attention grabbing beginning Just know that you will be very pleased and like I said the synth music in the beginning. It's so 80s. It's so good Everything just grabs your attention in the beginning. I Was sure what the time I wasn't sure what the time period was sorry Until someone actually used a phone booth in the beginning of this film I was like, what are they going for? I can't tell because a lot of these films You just you don't know where it's actually set and then there's that one little indicator and when someone used a phone booth I was like, okay, I get it and now the synth music makes sense. It's not a nostalgia thing It's a time period thing, which is fine. I'm always down for 80s stuff. Love it The characters are done a bit over the top So you just kind of need to accept that at certain times some of the characters were a bit too much for me I didn't like how over the top they were but other times it felt more fun that way So it really kind of is a give-and-take based off whatever the situation is going on in the film but I think overall it works for the overall tone of the film and for You know keeping the pace moving and being funny because it is comedic as well very intentionally comedic And there is a lot of comedy thrown in there But some of the characters Probably will get on your nerves at some point some other some more than others in my opinion Maybe not, but that was just my experience, but I was still fine with it When you realize what's actually going on you see there's some great potential for where things could end up going with this film And obviously because I'm recommending it it does go to some great points that it could go to so definitely worth it At times it feels like there's so much dialogue covering one thing that it's almost like they're stalling until the next event shows up So for that reason I this films about an hour and 40 minutes with credits and everything I think it's an hour and 41 with credits, but it's There are those moments where you definitely feel like it could have been cut down and a lot of its centers around people talking and the fact that they seem to talk about one thing at Length and they don't need to because it starts to feel like it's stagnating a little bit and it's like okay You know we can move on we get the point here And a lot of the times that extra dialogue has to do with trying to make more jokes be more comedic About whatever they're talking about so it doesn't happen a lot in the film But when those moments happen you definitely feel it because it's really kind of starts to slow The pace of the film and it does kind of try your patience a little bit But overall there's not that much of that in the film. That's just one of my issues within the film. I Have a hard time figuring out if they try to be if they're trying to be too stylish Or if it ends up matching the kind of ridiculousness of the film and the overall tone of the film So I kind of like went back and forth on it and I was just like are they are they being too fast? Are they trying to be too stylish? Are they trying to do too much? Directoriality and editing wise and cinematography wise, but then I in the end I just settled on you know what it works It works it works for it and at times it may seem like things are a little bit too much But that's the film like that. That's what they were going for and it all just comes together in the end and it works So it's it's quirky for that reason. It's a very quirky film But it's also a very charming film and actually I really want to rewatch this already which doesn't happen a whole lot with films There was a point where they needed extra bodies and the way they solved that didn't feel forced That's a huge thing. There's so many films, especially horror films where they're like we need something to happen Especially in horror. It's like we need to kill more people in this But we only have this number of like main characters and in this setting How do we then get more bodies on the screen? They did it in a smart way on this and a lot of the times it can end up in films feeling very forced Where it's just like oh random person's just walking by get them, you know It's yeah, so they did a good job Some of the comedy lands and some of it actually feels like they're trying too hard. That is one of the things I think there's enough comedy in this that people are really going to enjoy The funny aspects of it, but there definitely are those moments where you're like, yeah They're trying a little too hard with this comedy or they're beating this to death a little bit too much with the comedy so but you know first feature film for Villeneuve and It's good. It's definitely good better than I could do to be honest and actually it's funny because I actually came up with a concept similar to this film Uh 10 plus years ago that I started a script for and never finished So it's a little bit similar and yes Villeneuve. I did a much better job than the little bit that I wrote I like the practical effects and gore level in this. They did a good job with that You can tell like it's low-ish budget But they did a good job with the practical effects and gore and it's properly paced throughout the film and that's satisfying enough I usually don't like music that's this in your face and overbearing in a modern horror film But it actually works with the tone with how ridiculous it is over the top quirky charming all that stuff Solid ending. That's another thing. There's a very solid ending to this film that leaves it open For more and sign me up is what I'm saying sign me up for more I really hope that this film gets a lot of Watch time through shutter because if it does then maybe Maybe we can get a vicious fun too and I would be all in for that because like I said It's fun. It is so fun. You're not gonna watch this and be like this is the best piece of cinema or it's so freaking amazing But you're gonna say it's a good time Well, I'm sure not everyone but I will and people like me will say it is a very good time and it's great to watch The soundtrack is so good Especially if you are into 80s music, so I have to give a shout out to Steph Copeland who was the the composer for this excellent amazing phenomenal work on that score It feels so 80s and the music is wonderful. Just wonderful. I love it The directing and cinematography is really good. It looks really good Like I said, there's stuff that feels like maybe it's being trying to be too stylized But it goes along with the tone of the film.  That's another thing And when I say really good acting for what the film is supposed to be that means There are characters that are over the top and for that reason Some of the actors play those characters very over the top So you could end up seeing that as like, oh, this person's not a great actor But no, I think that's what the character was supposed to be And when you look at it that way, they did a great job with that. So for the most part really good acting Got to give this some big points for being pretty original. That's one of the other things It does a lot of paying homage to horror in general and you see things in it that are just like Oh, this seems like it's from this film. This seems like it's from this film But it's not like suffer ripped from it. It's more like paying homage to them. So it feels good It feels like it's definitely by people who are old school horror fans and Doing good job paying homage to that point, but also being fresh and original and not ripping people off for ideas It's a good time. I like the idea. They did a nice job with it The film is its title. Like I've said vicious fun There's a component that's making fun of how over the top critical online film critics can be Point taken point taken doesn't mean I'm gonna change anything But yeah, it's very early on in the film when they kind of make that point And you'll see what I mean. It's very overt. It's not kind of like veiled at all. It's it's kind of this online film reviewers slash critics are kind of a holes in a sense Or can be can be I like to think that I'm more in the middle Like sometimes I'm mean about films, but I also try and find the good in them. Anyway Vicious fun overall so out of five stars with half stars in play I'm not I was between giving it a four star and a three and a half star rating um, I I got to go three and a half But know that I was really seriously thinking about four But I think about a bunch of the other films that I put at the four And I can't quite get it to the four so know that I'd give it like a 3.75 But um, definitely know it's a must-see at that rate and You know if you want to you can call it a four because I was so close to it But hey, definitely watch it. Definitely see it I want to hear what other people have to say about it so put comments down there We can do spoilers in the comments. Go ahead. So no spoilers in the comments Shutter you did a good job getting this one. Let's make vicious fun to happen. Let's do it you guys Uh, that said, uh, I guess that's all I have to say basically three and a half stars Really like it encourage your friends to watch it too because like I said, if you get enough watch time on this through shudder Maybe we can get a second one and when you see this film you will want a second one most likely because where it can go from there Endless possibilities could be its own shudder franchise. Just saying maybe a series. Maybe a shudder tv series That could be wonderful. Just throwing out ideas. 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So thank you for the opportunity to say hello from the International Center for Tropical Agriculture here from beautiful Cali, Colombia. We are very excited with the GLF Global Agenda. We've been a founding member of the platform and we thank Germany for the fantastic leadership on continued support to the agenda and even more now expanding the platform to really make it a global big event and action research for development connected to three challenges that we are really all we all facing all all members of GLF are facing which is landscape restoration, climate change and of course hunger and poverty. Now we see this expansion on the platform crucial because it will involve not only the public sector but the private sector and also it will align us much better to the targets that we are all committed to work on for the sustainable development goals. Here at SEAT globally, Africa, Asia and in Latin America we we just launched a year ago a new program on land restoration it's a global program based on our 40 year capacity on soils fertility work. So we are really excited to connect to all of you and to contribute as much as we can to this new effort. So again thank you very much for the opportunity congratulations to Germany for the leadership and looking forward to see you soon. Thank you.


Hello, Didier here. I have a Manchester script and it is base 85 encoded. Xavier Mertes wrote a diary entry about this over at the Sense Internet Storm Center. And what I'm going to do here is update my base 64 program so that it can handle base 85. So if you go over to Wikipedia, we have definition of ASCII 85 or base 85. So it's like base 64, but instead of 64 characters to do the encoding, it uses 85 characters. And there are a couple of variants. And the one I have to implement here for this malicious script is the RFC 1924 version. There's a Python function in a Python starting Python 3.4. There's a function here to do that decoding and it is called B85 decode, which is in the base 64 module. And this one is specific for that RFC 1924. Although it doesn't mention that RFC, but I did some tests and that is for that RFC. There's also another one, a 85 decoding, which does other 85 decoding, so other characters than the one for RFC 1924. So I have the script here, base 64 dump. And I just finished a new bugfix version. And we are going to start from that bugfix version. So that's today. I don't have to change that, but we have a new version now, 16. And in version 16, I add a new decoding that I'm going to call B85. That's the history. Now in my imports, here I have been asking because that's where I use the base 64 methods from. But I do need also now base 64. And that one I don't have. So I'm going to add that import base 64. And now we can implement our B87 function. And we can just base the code that we want to change on the code for B64. Let's do a search for B64. Okay, so here in the mount page, we have a small explanation. So I'm also going to update that. So here at the bottom, I'm going to say B85 stands for base 85 RFC 1924. And it looks like this. So let's take the start here. As an example, it looks like this. Let's continue searching for base 64, B64. So these are examples. Okay, and here now I have a dictionary with the encodings, a description and the function to call. So this is for B64. I'm just going to copy that here over to the end. This is now B85. So this is base 85 RFC 1924. An example here. And the function that we are going to call is base 85 RFC 1924. And we are going to base this on this function for base 64. Let's find this. Okay, here is that function. So I copy this function here and I rename this to base 85 RFC 1924. Okay, so this is a quite small function. So with the regular expression, it does a find all in the data. So the file that we read and this is the base 60. Sorry, this is a regular expression for base 64 string. So these are all the valid characters for base 64 encoded between brackets. So it's a regular expression that is a list of all possible characters. And we need one or more of these characters and then equal and so on. So that's for base 64. For base 85, yeah, it's another character set. So we need to adapt that. Let's go over to the wiki. So we have 0 to 9, a to z uppercase, a to z lowercase. So that's what we already have here. See, so let's get rid of this because that's different. And here we have these 23 special characters that are used. So let's copy them over here. And so I need one or more of them. And this here equals one or zero or one or two times that's specific to base 64. I don't need that. So I'm going to remove this. Now here in these special characters, there are some characters that have a special meaning in regular expressions here like a dollar. But we don't actually have to escape them. And because if you want to represent a dollar and not the end of a string, you have to escape it with a backslash. Here I don't have to do that because I'm inside a list of characters between square brackets. The only character for which I have to do that is the dash, this one here, because that has meaning, a special meaning between square brackets. So I'm going to escape this like that. So that's my regular expression now to find base 85, RFC 1924 strings. So I'm going to call this here base 85. And then we have that line here that does some processing if the user decides to do some processing with option P. And then we just do the decoding if the length of the detected string and should be base 85. If that is a multiple of four. Now that is specific for base 64, but that's not specific for base 87. So I'm just going to remove that condition. So and here in a try accept, I try to do the decoding. So basic 85 string. So the decoding that I have to do is base 64. And so be 85 decode that's the name of the function. And here 85, the name of the string. And that should be all. So here I updated the version, document the history. Here I put in an extra line in the manual for base 87. At the end here in the dictionary of encodings, I add another encoding B 87. And I have done, I have defined the function, which is here the new function. So that should be it. Let's test this. So base 64 dump. Well, this already just do a help. Yeah, indeed. So here in the help, the new one appears be 85. The month page. So here, here too, that's okay. And now let's see if we do the coding. So encoding the 85 of the sample here. And indeed it was detected and decoded. So I can select that one, do one binary dump, because I know it's text. And here you have the script that is decoded. One last test. Let's do try all the encodings. And indeed here at the end, be 85.


I'm the comic weekly man the jolly comic weekly man and I'm here to read the funnies to you happy boys and hones yes boys and girls it's comic weekly time and here I come right into your house to bring a little fun and happiness right out of the pages of pop the comic weekly straight into your living room your friend the comic weekly man the jolly comic weekly man haha miss honey how are you today I'll answer your riddle if you'll ask it to me oh that's easy you when you're asleep oh and what is the real answer a big as a pen but it can't write now I'll ask you something what famous American has a birthday in the 22nd of February yes his first name is George yes his last name is Washington well how did you get you have a wonderful memory pop the comic weekly very well I will adjust a moment but before I do let's listen to this nice man now here we go with pop the comic weekly and on the first page hop along Cassidy very well my lady six guns blazing as he thunders along give us music for hop along hoppy and some of the men from the Stebbins ranch succeeded in outwitting Calico and her men in a gunfight in sulfur city but then things took a turn and began to look bad for them all of a sudden the party of horsemen led by California and lucky we've seen the sulfur city throwing Calico's men into panic a short battle ensues and in no time at all Calico's gang are rounded up by the men from the bar 20 ranch first picture second row California asks hey where's hoppy Jeff and one of the men from the Stebbins ranch you've been fighting alongside of hoppy earlier says by jingery must have gone after the ringleader of these alhoots lucky says well come on we're all enough what's left up meanwhile inside the sulfur city hotel hoppy has found a secret door behind the desk leading down to the basement starts down saying she's got to be here someplace this could explain slowly hoppy descends the stairs gun in hand he finds a secret tunnel the advances cautiously along saying seems to lead directly beneath the street you find some other stairs at the end of this passageway leading up slowly hoppy climbs the steps you find the trap door which he carefully pushes up last picture the road it's a heavy trap he has to use both hands he comes up into a large store room and is confronted by Calico gun in hand he tell him to drop his gun hoppy has no alternative he finds himself in a large barn like room filled with stacks of supplies and Calico's prisoner first picture bottom row Calico tells him that by the time his friends find his body she'll be gone with enough gold from these dummy feed bags to last a forever that she doesn't need bullwhip with the silver fox or two henchmen any longer at this moment silver fox who is down in the same room comes around the sacs grabs a wrist saying leave me to die will you as they struggle for the gun they back into the pile of sacks of gold hoppy yells look out but it's too late and they're completely buried Calico and silver fox and they're crushed beneath the weight of the gold at this moment sagebrush comes in the door last picture and says hey if all I heard something crash where's Calico hoppy replies buried under the spoils she stole there's enough of it here to rebuild sulfur city into the decent community you folks have always wanted sage brush it was certainly lucky for happy that those bags fell over just when they did yes saved hoppy but wasn't it awful I just goes to prove sometimes that if all you think about his money and yourself can do you know good even when you think you do have it yes it's better to be unselfish and share it like giving the bigger half of apples to your friend it's a very wonderful far yes it is now oh is Prince diet next like he was last week well let's turn over the page and see yes there he is on page three and he's come to the most interesting place and I want to find out more about it very well then let's read Prince valiant in the days of King Arthur heck at Breckett gray Malkin and Quince music romantic for a fair fair Prince high in the Alps Prince Val and his companions take shelter in a monastery from here they hope to find a pass over the mountains for all other roads to roam are blocked by enemies the monastery is a fortress for this is the fifth century and from the east in the north the pagan hordes come wave upon wave like a tide that sweeps all Europe and even to Africa but even so brave men leave the safety of its walls to teach Christianity in a turbulent world last picture top row we see one of these friars as he goes out from the castle to go into the world and preach the word of God to the people first picture next row we see a scholar working among his holy books it is such men as these who live in this monastery Val in the picture in the middle of the page goes to the abbot who is the head of the monastery and tells him of his mission to Rome and asks his insistence the Abbott listens to his story and readily agrees to help Val last picture the row he calls for a guide to show Val the pass over the mountains the guide comes in and Val goes with him to prepare for the journey as the two walk along slowly the guide tells Val the way is long and perilous you will need special clothing and equipment first picture bottom row he takes Val to the workshop and there the guide has Val fitted with warm clothes and he says only by using these garments of quilted chamois skin can you survive the bitter cold alas you and your friends will need our entire supply when Val realizes that he's going to use up the entire supply of chamois skins which are much like a deer skin he says to the guide well tell me where I may find these chamois and I'll bring back a new supply of skin maybe so and next week maybe we'll go on one of these hunting trips with Val yes well now let's go over the page oh there's a bra rabbit yes Uncle Remus and the stales of bra rabbit and that I'll read right away say the magic words with me hippity hoppy make it a habit to give us music for old bra rabbit uncle remus says when bra rabbit gets their spring fever he tries mighty hard to keep it yes this is the day when bra rabbit has spring fever and he's lying under a tree on the hill carrying on a conversation with little old bro Junebug who was buzzing around in front of him bra rabbit says where Junebug folk don't give you credit to being his smile as you is and little old bro Junebug he says use it and at this moment rare fox the club in hand tiptoes up behind bra rabbit he knocks bra rabbit out and as bra rabbit lies there unconscious bra fox picks him up by the ears saying I was gonna put this rabbit where he ain't never gonna see no more spring time lot of time later last picture top row bra rabbit comes to he sits up and looks around and he knows he's in a place where he didn't come before and he knows he's in the place he didn't come by himself so he says it worries I it will happen a little old bra Junebug who is buzzing around tells bear rabbit you is lost you is in the swamp take off your shirt and unravels and screen in I'll get you out so bra rabbit takes off his shirt unravels a piece of string from and first picture bottom row bro Junebug says now just tie it under my leg and then you hold on to this and bra rabbit says and you leads me out a little while later out of the swamp bro Junebug says here we is brerabbit safe and sound brerabbit replied bro Junebug you is a friend for keeps and brerabbit puts on his shirt picks up a club then goes off in search of brer Fox and he finds brer Fox lying under the same old tree that brerabbit was lying under and brer Fox is saying to himself and brerabbit tiptoes up behind and knocks brer Fox out last picture as brer Fox lies in the ground knocked out wearing a very aching head brerabbit leans back against the tree overcome the spring fever again and he says awesome brer Junebug folks sure don't give you credit of being as smart as you is and brer Junebug says you visit and uncle Rima says friendship is strong even when it's hanging by a tree you business you know what it certain is so just pick up the first page of the second section of fuck the comic weekly and here we go with Dagwin and Blondie Ramaphore and a thumb Zim Zim zombie conjure music for Dagwin and Blondie Dagwood is lying on the sofa taking a nap Blondie tells him dad would shame on you napping when there are so many things to be done around here that would reply I'm always tired Blondie holds up a bottle of pills I bought some of these vitamin pills that Mrs. McNock recommended and I want you to take some and she goes out of the room last picture top row Dagwood saunas out into the kitchen says Blondie's right I sleep too much I'll try some of these pills first picture next row he says well here goes and he pours half the bottle of pills down his throat a few minutes later mop and pale in hand Dagwood comes down the hallway full of zip saying oh boy these pills are a lot of a dynamite I feel them working already last picture the row of the neighbor C Dagwood busily polishing the windows Herb Woodley says I word bombs that get all the pep ball of a sudden another neighbor says first picture next row Dagwood is plastering the ceiling an hour later he's mopping the floor last picture the row is down in the basement building a platform under the wash tub first picture bottom row he's upstairs again and he holds up the bottle of pills to Blondie and says these pills are wonderful I'm a ball of fire and he leaps in the air and kicks his heels together and he dances around the kitchen happy as can be Blondie looks at the pill bottle and then she suddenly exclaims these aren't vitamins they're the main cure for the dog and Dagwood goes at the thought that he's eaten dog food he falls to the floor in a faint and last picture the row Blondie's on the phone saying to the dog doctor very well I will in just a minute but first here's that nice man again with something interesting to say now here we go again with puck the comic weekly and on the first page of the second section at the bottom Roy Rogers King of the Cowboys magic words for the music please very well my lady I yippie oh now here we go with Roy and trigger I yippie oh Roy's on his way to Saddle but he saw a driver lashing his horses unmercifully galloping along in the road below him Roy quickly overtook the wagon and stopped the driver and found it was Jay Lucian Dangerfield owner of the Wild West Circus whom Roy had met sometime before as Roy asked Dangerfield what was his big hurry a convict poked a gun out from under a blanket where he was hiding getting the drop on Roy and he ordered Roy to give him his clothes first picture today he says hurry up with a Dutch cowboy I want to get rid of this prison suit Roy starts to take off his neck a chief saying I'm doing the best I can Dangerfield and Dangerfield says he got Roy I'm sorry to involve you in his predicament this Convict commented my vehicle as the convict looks at Dangerfield just for a second Roy whips his hat into the convict's face right leaps at him saying your gun hands rusty from your spell and jail handles give me the rifle you might hurt somebody and a minute later Roy has the gun away from him quickly he hands the gun to Dangerfield while he ties the convict sound behind him he says a sheriff of Saddle but will be plum happy to get his hands on you Baldwin Dangerfield exclaims my job Roy we've captured the villain all the publicity will assure a sellout from my Wild West show opens in town last picture top row Roy makes Baldwin get on the wagon as Baldwin sits in the seat his arms tied behind him he smiles well no jail can hold me long I'll square accounts with you to if it's a last thing I do right that in your hat Dangerfield still holding the gun exclaims silence while it's what I'll plug you I can see myself now before the audience giving a hair raising a count suddenly Baldwin gives the horses a kick yelling yeah oh yeah watch out he snapped in the team quickly Roy lips in the saddle after him triggered he can't handle those horses with his hands tied they get up south to the runaway team as the runaway horses come around the bend on the edge of the cliff the wagon catches on a huge rock the trace of snap the wagon runs wild careening over the edge and rolls down the mountain side pitching ball the last picture Roy rains in trigger exclaiming he hasn't a chance trigger you'll be busted to bits make the horses run away when he was tied up like that yes but desperate men try desperate action well this one certainly did you think he was killed well that's something we'll find out next week oh I certainly hope that when he was thrown out of the wagon that he didn't fall in a tree or something and had the ropes busted and then have him get away because then he would come after Roy and try to kill him well that's something else we'll find out next week but I have a funny feeling we haven't heard the last of handles Baldwin these adventures are so exciting mm-hmm well now shall we see what's on the next page oh yes and I hope Slash and Dale had escaped from the dragon's cave when the wizards tried to kill them yes they'd escape by way of the underground river which took their raft straight to the place where the river channel supplies power to the wizards machinery and then they unlocked the grading that kept the logs and things from going in and busting up the machinery then they lifted the grading up on top above the door leading to the engine chamber and waited and sure enough logs did go in and the engines didn't work or something because the wizard needs helpers came out of the door and I'm so anxious to see if flash drops that great big grade on let's find out right now with flash Gordon regga regga dune dunes has come a tash let's have music for heroic flash as the wizard and his troubleshooters pour out of the tunnel flash hurls down the heavy grating like a giant net he shouts to Fino grab their tools we can use them as weapons as the heavy grating pins the man to the ground beating that last picture top row with a roar of rage the wizard leaps for the tunnel to lock the escape door but flash is too quick for him the duel is short and fierce are you there flash knocks the wizard out then having defeated him and his followers flash puts on the wizard's robe saying come on Dale Sunni into the tunnel quickly this is just the first step towards freedom first picture bottom row they hurry into the tunnel barring the door behind them against the suit flash leads the way deeper into the unknown perils of this underground kingdom the tunnel ends in another locked door flash says let's try the wizard staff as a key the door magically slides open to reveal the well-guarded heart of the wizard's underworld empire flash boldly steps forward risking everything on his crude disguise flash is the wizard I hope so yes but but the wizard was wearing a beard I know flash is really taking a great big risk well next week we'll find out more about this but now I think it's time for Dick's adventures is that on the last page again this week how did you guess nice and you guessed right last week dick woke up remember this week I hope he starts another dream as exciting as the last one let's find out now so here we go with Dick's adventures on the last page and say the magic words with me a really goody pack is that let's have music for eventually stick dick sister and he are talking about early days of American history they're talking about Lafayette a Frenchman who came from France to help George Washington at a time when Washington needed much help dick sister tells him she knows that Lafayette was the most dramatic figure in American history rich handsome and noble suddenly she looks up and finds dick has fallen asleep dick is already dreaming last picture top row we are with dick in his dream he's on a ship and an officer in a French army uniform is striding toward him first picture next row the officer says are you not the American boy with your mr. Benjamin Franklin in Paris I've sent two teachers the English speaking I am bad on the card and dick who still remembers his history learned in the year 1950 and who never expects himself to be meeting such a famous man gasps oh yes sir and the Baron leads dick to the cabin opens the door and as he closes at last picture top row dick how bow stiffly and says Marquis de Lafayette but the Marquis waits for no ceremony he springs from his chair and greets dick effusively with astonishment dick sees that Lafayette is scarcely 20 years old as hardly time for English lessons because they're nearing the American coast and soon will land Lafayette makes dick's task easy because he desires to learn only one phrase and this he finally learned so well that he has no difficulty saying it he repeats it again first picture bottom row proudly holding his sword in hand general Washington I come to fight for American freedom oil France wishes you well as the vessel nears the American coast the excitement grows intense fortunately no british gunboats are in sight a landing is made in the South Carolina shore and quickly the men head inland to make their way to join Washington who is still far away finally weeks later with dick is their guide last picture Lafayette Baron de Calbe and their companions reach independence hall in philadelphia but here a shock awaits them they are stopped by an armed guard as they seek entry to the hall where the famous continental congress meets where it seems a sentry doesn't know who they are oh that's easy you can see who dick is he's been there before yes but only his dreams and Lafayette is a stranger to that man uh huh well you better be here next week oh i will yes he certainly is i just love him in that three-cornered hat i like the sword better i like the hat well that front corner is interesting well now look underneath dick's adventure oh rusty because last week rusty who had trailed squire bogs and captain clune trapped them below the deck of the old schooner huh yes just the way they had trapped dick first and yes and just in the nick of time taxid mr kilgar came along the path and flipped led them right to where rusty was sitting on the old schooner man kilgar investigated and found some mysterious cylinders that captain clune and squire bogs it stored away in the cabin of the old schooner and then he came and told rusty that rusty had caught the smugglers and and text was so surprised and so was rusty yes let's find out what happens now very well here we go with rusty riley gallop and run till the road is dusty give us music for his horse and rusty kilgar makes his astonishing statement rusty explains well what do you mean the case is solved mr kilgar what you find down there in a cabin mr kilgar replies well those cylinders are hermetically sealed and contain silks from one thing maybe a lot of other stuff then they remove the hatch cover kilgar calls down and come on up bogs you too clune you're under arrest for violation of the united states customs regulations rusty says here they come squire bogs and clune face him last picture top row kilgar says well you too will you come along quietly or must i call a coast guardsman and put handcuffs on you squire bogs he claims well look here sir i'm not accustomed to this sort of indignity i'll see to it that you'll answer for this high-handed outrage and captain clune snorts you've been listening to some crazy made-up yarn from that darn young sir first picture bottom row kilgar says all right you can explain your outraged innocence to a federal court but if you're smart you'll make a clean breast of the whole thing get going a little later at the miles house mr kilgar is talking to mr miles sorry we had to disturb you mr miles but i have to see mr bogs nephew anthony also i'm expecting a call from the coast guard mr miles he was amazed at the story he's heard and proud of rusty's work and solving the mystery of the smugglers responds oh think nothing of it mr kilgar but don't tell me that the children's teacher is a criminal at that moment the phone rings mr kilgar answers hello yes it's kilgar you have all good work i'll just keep them under guard until morning that was smart work he hangs up the phone last picture mr kilgar tells mr miles well this case is rapidly being wrapped up that was the coast guard they have a boat and crew that were working with bogs and clune at this moment anthony mr bogs nephew comes in mr miles says well here's anthony mr kilgar he doesn't seem to know what this is all about he's with rusty he's such a hero just imagine a little boy solving that great big case yes now bet texas might be proud of him say do you think that anthony's telling a fib when he says he doesn't know what this is all about i'm not sure but maybe we'll find out more about him next week but before i go here's that fellow with some more interesting information well honey and all your boys and girls i gotta go now all right mr county weekly man but i'll be waiting for you next week okay that's a date and a date with all your boys and girls be sure to meet me with our little friend miss honey next week when i read pop the comic weekly for i'm the comic weekly man the jolly comic weekly man i'll be back to read the funnies to you happy boys and honey don't forget boys and girls see you all next week your friend the comic weekly man the jolly comic weekly man


Castle Lake Bina High School has some new technology that's making science and math lessons easier for students to understand. Lakeland News reporter Cheryl Moore got to explore the program for this week's Golden Apple. Something cutting edge is going on at Castle Lake Bina. The school started using this new 3D technology this year, and with it, the possibilities are endless. This is technology that's being used in medical schools, and we are the first ones around the area to have this. I think the idea has always been to get students and staff excited about seeing things in a different way. And I know our teachers are working really hard to get up to speed on how to best use this equipment. The superintendent found the tech at a conference over summer. Money was set aside so labs could be put in both the middle and high school. And according to the students, it's definitely been helping them learn. We get to use it hands on. We get to see it better than on paper. When you're doing your homework, you imagine things and whatnot, and this is just like hands on straight. Just give this more of a dimension of exploring it. Now I know it's hard to see on your screen, but the cool thing about this technology is that everything is 3D and right in front of me. This dinosaur, I can pull him forward and then he can actually sit on my hand. You're looking at the architecture piece. You can look at motors and pull them apart as they're running, so you can see that portion. For my engineering classes, we're going to use it for the electronics. This is a program where we can actually feel like our heartbeat while we're holding the stylus, and then we can look inside the heart or body. The three-dimensional ones are easier to follow because you can move them around, and you can see more of it. There's programs that cover physics, anatomy, chemistry, and even math. The technology is perfect for visual and textile learners. You can even dissect an animal without any messes. Everyone at Catholic agrees this 3D tech is the future of learning. We're only on the cusp of it. We're trying to dive deeper and find out more about this curriculum as we go through it. I recommend it because it's better for people to actually experience it and see it instead of just read about it and look. Having this in our schools, it allows them to see what the potential is for them in the future. Reporting in Cast Lakes with this week's Golden Apple, Sra. Moore, Lakeland News. The 3D technology costs about $3,500. It also features over a dozen different programs. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.