The first incidental proceedings that very often occurs is a request for interim measures of protection. Very often, on the same day, or a few days later, after having filed its case, the claimant addresses to the court a written request for the indication of provisional measures. Provisional measures are regulated under Article 41 of the Statute and Article 73-78 of the Rules. The purpose of such provisional measures is the preservation of the rights pending a judgement on the merits, and several conditions must be cumulatively met in order for the court to indicate provisional measures. The court must have prima facie jurisdiction over the merits of the case, first condition. A link must exist between the measures requested and the rights protected, second condition. Those rights must have a plausible character, third, there must exist a risk of irreparable prejudice for, and finally, a condition of urgency must be concretely met. After this video, a reading will help you to understand those various conditions in a specific case. It is important to note that not only the claimant, but also the respondent may request the indication of provisional measures, and furthermore, the court may indicate such measures on its own initiative, that is Propriomoto, and it may also indicate measures different from those requested, or also indicate measures to both parties, while only one of them had requested measures of protection. For a long time, there has been a debate about the binding character of provisional measures, and this is because Article 41 of the Statute states that the court has, I quote, the power to indicate if it considers that the circumstances so require any provisional measure which ought to be taken to preserve the respective rights of either party, end of quote. However, in a case between Germany and the United States relating to the trial in the US of two German brothers that did not benefit from consular assistance, the court made clear in 2001 that the provisional measures are legally binding on the state on which they are indicated, and that such state incurs international responsibility if it does not comply with the obligations so created. Provisional measures take the form of an order of the court. Because it is an order and not a judgment, provisional measures, despite being binding on the parties, are not resiudicata for the court, which means that the court may change the measures ordered or indicate additional measures if the circumstances change and require new measures. Let us turn to a reading in order to put provisional measures in a concrete context and get a sense of what the various conditions for the indication of provisional measures mean concretely.


Hi there, my name is Sandy Allnach. Welcome to my YouTube channel. If we haven't met yet, I'm an artist and I love to teach and I love to learn from you as well. And as we've built this community here on YouTube and all over the internet, I have been blessed to be able to celebrate all during the month of August 2023, my 10 year art anniversary. I've been making art my whole life, but I finally quit my last day job 10 years ago this week. And I can't even tell you how amazing it is to realize that I've been doing this and supporting myself for 10 years.  Thank you for whatever part you have played in making this all possible. Today I'm going to continue with my plan for August, which is to basically take an old video of mine and somehow redo it, redo part of it, redo all of it. And I realized that I have done many videos with the Crazy Birds stamps from Tim Holtz. And I don't have the stamps anymore because I've given away the stamps, but I do have a pencil and some skills. So I'm going to show you today how to draw some birds. And then I'm going to paint mine in gouache and let you watch some steps of that. Not the whole thing because I was doing this for about four hours. And I want to show you at least a little bit of it because these are going to be a prize in an upcoming Zoom party. Yes, a Zoom party where we're going to play some games. And I'll talk about that a little bit as I do the painting. So let's get started making some birds. I'm going to be drawing on these scraps of mat board-ish stuff that I have. It's not high quality stuff. It's something that I buy in order to ship the art out that I send to people. And the way that I cut it down, I have just dozens and dozens of eight inch strips because that's what's left over when I cut them down. So I'm going to try using them for some projects. So it works fairly well with gouache. That's why I'm going to do this project on it.  Now I've created an oval and added two wings to it, added some legs and feet, and then made some crazy eyes. Now one of the things that makes a drawing like this look really crazy is to make the eyes different sizes. So that's what I'm going to be doing.  They have one expression, but as soon as you put eyelids on them, then that expression changes. Sometimes it's just a little bit sleepy. And something like this looks a little sleepy. But as soon as you put eyebrows on it, it suddenly changes. And now you start realizing this creature, whatever it is, it's a bird, but you could do this with anything, has an emotion that it's carrying now with it. And if you're using these for cards, you can make it have all kinds of different emotions. Just take a piece of sketch paper and try out a bunch of different expressions. Try making the eyes look to the left, look to the right, move the eyebrows to different places, and see what happens so you can get the right expression that you're looking for. So the next one, I want to make a smaller body of the bird and then big, long legs instead. And that's just how I've come to do all these. Just draw a shape and see what fits in it. The body is going to be that bottom portion as if it's a bowl type of shape. And the top part is going to be looking around in the other direction, but I'm working off the same circle that I drew originally. And then I'm going to give them a really long beak, that these are not really based on any actual birds, but they're based on different bird parts that I happen to know of. And you can do this with any kind of bird. If you like flamingos, you can look up what the body parts of a flamingo look like and add them to some really basic simple shapes and then create something silly from it. And then try an eyebrow. And that one suddenly makes them look either terrified or sad or something. And then you can change it and try it a different way. Sometimes having the eyebrows up off of the cartoon is going to help to make it have a little more expression even. And you can have it face in different directions. Doesn't have to just be a surprised one if it's up there. Lots of different ways to do this. It also works on realistic animals. Because one of my students was asking a question, why her animal that she had drawn didn't look right. And I said, just check the eyebrows. And she went, oh, that, that makes a difference. So that's just one of the ways that we anthropomorphize pictures. And whether it's photos, drawings or cartoons, we give them personality. They don't have personality. They're not people, but we do that anyway. So this one has a big, like two can kind of beak to it. I'll give him a bit of a smile. And then he's going to be looking down and over and have an eyebrow to him.  And on some of them, they're going to have, I don't know, hair, mohawks, something coming off of their head. So you can get creative and make up your own shapes. This one I'm going to make two can like as well. But the beak is going to be more of a, I don't know what kind of shape this is, more like a hammer. It's got, you know, more, more flatness to it. And I even decided after I was doing this that I really didn't want that curve on the bottom. I wanted it definitely more flat across hammer shaped. All these things are just decisions I was making on the fly as I was sketching. And I'll make some more changes as I go through painting them as well. Now, if you're going to draw some birds and then do some other coloring on whatever medium, then you can draw them in pencil like this and then take a kneaded eraser and go over it. Just, you know, kind of roll it like a hot dog and then roll it across the paper, which will really lighten the lines of it. So if you've made scribbly lines like I have, then you'll have a little bit of those light lines. If you want to take a pen and outline them and make nice lines in a black pen, or if you want to just add your color straight on top of it. So this one is roughly ish based on an owl. I thought it'd be fun to have an owl in this collection as well.  I mean, you could make the eyes giant on any one of these, just alter the size of the eyes and the eyebrows and stuff, and you immediately have a totally different creature. And then when it comes to adding color and whatever ways you decide to decorate them and accessories to add to them, then you will have all different kinds of options in front of you for what you can draw. So I wanted him sitting on a branch of some kind, and then I'll have his tail sitting down at the bottom, kind of something swirly. And a lot of this I was just sketching it in so I could remember when I got to the painting stage that I wanted to do something with a swirly tail and look at that ginormous beak. I just love that. He's going to be cute. So this last one is going to be another that's egg shaped, but I'm going to give him more of a pointy head. And as I started working on it, I realized he has very much the flavor of a penguin. So if you are, you know, working on Christmas projects, remember this video so you can do some penguins. So as I was adding the eyes and then trying to figure out where this was headed, was there something I was going to do to him that would make him not a penguin? Because I didn't want him to be too close to a penguin because so far he kind of fit the mold and decided a hummingbird beak on a penguin would be kind of hilarious. And so that's what he ended up with because I wanted him to feel as silly as the rest of him did. So there you go. We've got a little craziness going on. So while I'm working on the gouache painting, I won't be explaining any of that, but I thought it would be fun to watch some of these creatures develop their personality. So some of the things that I've added are not only the eyes and eyebrows and stuff, but they each have a little party element of some kind that got added after the sketch because I thought it would be nice if they were partying as well since they are prizes for the party. Six people. I hope we have six things that people need to win because I've made six of these. And at the party we're going to play games obviously. So there's something you'll need to do in order to win something. But while you guys are playing games and being occupied with that, I will be working because they decided that we should revive stump Sandy for this party.  And it won't be the same as that, but it will be like Sandy's going to sketch this in this medium in these colors or something. We'll find a way to randomize that so that it'll be something ridiculous that I have to do. But I will be working on that while you guys are playing games.  Bring your own snacks to it, of course, since it's on Zoom, we can't send you cookies and cake and that sort of stuff. So bring something yummy and delicious. And yeah, should be a good time. The date is either the 11th or the 12th. And as soon as we have an official date, I will set up an event. So there's an events tab. I think it's on the left where that will be listed so you can find out when it is and we'll put all the party information inside of that. The Zoom link will be inside of that as well. So I also wanted to talk a little bit about Substack because lots of you just joined right up. As soon as I mentioned Substack in my previous video, you were like, yay, sign me up. You may not know what you're signing up for. Lots of you asked questions. So I thought, let me just explain that a little bit better here. Substack is a blogging type platform. And it's mostly people who like to read and to write. My blog is more for people who just want the tutorial. They just want to see the pictures of the project, see the tutorial, the video, and get the supply list. And that's really what my blog mostly is. I sometimes put stories in there, but it's mostly the projects themselves. And what I have in just countless journals and sketchbooks where I just make notes on different pages of things that are running through my head at various times in my life. All of that has just ended up stuck in these sketchbooks. And I thought I would like to have a digital, I don't know, digital library of my own thinking on those kinds of things. Because if I ever, you know, someday when I retire, if I want to write a book or something about my life, it would be nice to have some of that written out already. And at least those thoughts in a coherent way that I'd be able to pull that together somehow. So I am weekly writing up one of those kinds of stories or something, whatever the topic is, be writing that up in a newsletter. And that one is for paid subscribers. And a subscription is 50 bucks a year, which works out to like $4.17 a month. Or you can also just do it monthly if you want to try them out and see, you know, if that's what you want. Totally fine. So there's that. And then for free subscribers, because you can subscribe for free, or you can just go to the page and not even have to subscribe. But for free subscribers, I'm doing daily sketches. And this is another thing that's like, as I've been going through these sketchbooks, I realized like a lot of these sketches, some of them are gorgeous and some of them are trash. But a lot of them have never been seen anywhere, for any reason, like, and a lot of them shouldn't be seen. But it really made me realize that I would like to have a digital library of that as well. Just have some pictures of my work. And, you know, my sketch type of stuff, rather than just all the finished things that, you know, I did a nice photograph of, like, what does the daily stuff look like? And that's what this is going to be in the daily posts. And I've had, you know, about a week of doing this now. So you can see a week's worth. And if you are a free subscriber, you'll always have access to two weeks worth of archives. And then for those who are paid subscribers, you'll have access to everything for as long as, as long as you're a subscriber. So there's, there's that. As I said, I don't know that it means that everybody is going to have to subscribe to that, because it's meant for a certain type of person. So if you're not that type of person, please don't feel obliged to go and subscribe to yet one more thing. I don't want to annoy you with more emails. That's not a fun thing. But that differs from also the content that I put on ArtVenture. And if you have not been, like, visiting ArtVenture regularly, which lots of you have not, I want to just let you know that every time I put a blog post and a YouTube video out, I also do a post over at ArtVenture. But I don't just copy and paste what's in the blog post. I actually write a different post in ArtVenture. And a lot of that has more chattiness, more behind the scenes stuff, more here's what I was thinking when I did this thing, here's like a place where this, this thing went wrong, it went off the rails, and then I recovered it this way. So there's more information over there. If that kind of post is more interesting to you, then what I write on the blog, which is here's the picture, here's some tips, and here's the links to the supplies, then you might want to read it over at ArtVenture instead. So I'm trying to make the content so that you can choose what kind of thing you actually want to be reading and what kind of things you want to get as part of your, your, I don't know, consuming of all of the craziness that I put out. And I of course have continued to post on Instagram every day, Facebook most days, because Facebook doesn't like me. So I'm getting really depressed about even trying to post stuff there because it just disappears into the ether. Facebook told me that 4pm is the best time for me to post for my followers. And I think they, they lie to me because it's just been getting no engagement over there. So there's that. But anyway, one of the other things that you've seen being added to all of these birds has been party items. So hopefully that has been something that tickled you and got you a little excited as you're watching the painting happen because I hadn't included those in the sketches. So I was giving mine a party theme and you could do the same thing with, you know, art supplies or fishing gear. If you're making a card for somebody who's a fisherman, you know, do all kinds of personalization to whatever it is that you create and make some birds that do all kinds of stuff. Because why not? When I finished all this and started peeling the tape up, I realized I had not tested the tape on the surface. Like I said, this was cheap board that I use for shipping stuff. And I thought this was going to work because I've painted on it before, but I guess I had never used tape on it. So I had to trim some of them down a little bit close, which was a bit of a bummer, but they still came out cute. So you could certainly go to my blog, download this picture, and you'll get all of the creatures there so you can actually work from them and have some ideas on ways you can make your own birds. Or if you want some help along the way, you could take the Imaginary Creatures class.   And I'll give you all kinds of tips for colored pencil, because that's what this class is in colored pencil on how to do the shading and stuff.  Since I was in a bird mode, I decided to do some more birds. I hope one of these is going to be on its way to you as a winner in the Zoom party. It's going to be a lot of fun and I hope you're going to be able to make it. And I will also be back here on Tuesday and Saturday, because that's the day that I put out my videos every week. I'll meet you back here then.  I'll see you later.


The Wood Box Heroes will be playing at the Mountain Art Center on Saturday, February 24th. They're going to be hitting the road this year for some high profile dates and festivals in between their other huge gigs that they do have. So yeah, I mean it's just gonna be unbelievable night of music, American acoustic, bluegrass, it's a lot of different things that they are able to do on stage.  You'll experience patient care that is specific to you with exceptional follow-up care that ensures your hearing and balance needs are being met. Audiology Associates at 1428 Northlake Drive in Prestonsburg. The acoustic bluegrass group features a wide range of talent including Floyd County native Josh Martin. The Wood Box Heroes only play a few shows per year so it's a huge opportunity to see them at the Mountain Art Center. We have an extremely local talent that's going to be here so you can come here and see them at the Mountain Art Center, Mr. Josh Martin. I remember when he made the Grand Ole Opry debut last year with the Wood Box Heroes, there was a lot of fanfare around the area about that. For more information or to buy tickets, you can visit macarts.com. For Mountain Top News, I'm Kelsey Fidell.


Hello, welcome to a short webinar around TrueSight operations and why now is the time to move to TrueSight. My name is Ron Coleman and I'm a Principal Product Manager for BMC Software focused on the TrueSight platform. I also have Tim Bacarta with me, a Senior Solution Architect, to help detail how BMC can help you make this move to TrueSight. So during this webinar, we're going to focus on three key areas. First of all, why move? The second area we're going to focus on is what are the key capabilities that TrueSight provides to help you have a reason to move. And finally, we're going to focus on how BMC is enabling customers to be successful in their journey to TrueSight. So first of all, why move to TrueSight operations? When looking at monitoring as a whole, and if you look at the history of monitoring, it has evolved substantially from the early days of up-down detection. And if you follow the history of our solutions, you'll notice the same pattern. Back in the mid-90s, when patrol was first introduced, monitoring was primarily about is the server up, is the server down, is the database running, all in a very siloed manner. But from there, we moved away from the siloed view and decided to try to consolidate events of not only BMC tools, but other third-party tools to provide that single pane of glass for all events. This led to being able to take those events, understand how they impacted CIs in the service model, and the upstream of a service. So then we could actually see this service is impacted by this particular device. However, even at this level, there was still a separation of monitoring and event management. This separation led us to the next era of consolidation in the late 2000s. This was with BPPM. BPPM provided an integrated view of monitoring, event management, as well as impact management. And this was also when we first started introducing machine learning in the form of dynamic baseline. Now in the current environment, we're entering the age of an application-centric end-to-end performance monitoring solution that takes the use of analytics to the next level all around AI ops. This is what we call true site. So let's drill down a bit into AI ops. AI ops stands for artificial intelligence for IT operations. And essentially, AI ops refers to IT operations platforms that use artificial intelligence to make IT operations smarter. It does this first by unifying data. This is a key strategy behind true site, bringing all the data together, whether it's application data or infrastructure data. Then it leverages machine learning or advanced analytics to start detecting patterns across the data. Again, something that we started initially with BPPM, but now we're taking it to the next level. And then finally, it's all about using this data and the machine learning to measure impact and act on this information across an increasingly complex IT environment. Or in other words, perform the job of IT operations. So a key takeaway here is that AI ops is more than just machine learning or analytics. It is a complete IT operations platform. Now if you look at BMC's approach to IT ops, it is a platform that leverages our rich base monitoring capabilities that we've always had, our focuses on services, and our ability to automate processes and remediation activities all while leveraging analytics across the entire platform. To get a little more specific on the value, true site operations provides you access to an application-centric approach to IT operations driven by analytics. This allows you to increase up time, minimize outages with analytics, while at the same time reducing cost of your infrastructure by leveraging a single consolidated solution. You can also standardize and automate your processes, leveraging best practices and new product innovation, and really at the end of the day, change the culture of IT to be much more business focused. Now let's dig into the key capabilities provided by true site operations. I've broken these capabilities down into five key areas. Application-centric IT ops, machine learning and analytics, automation, cloud monitoring, and the platform itself. First, application-centric IT ops. Like I mentioned with describing the evolution of monitoring at the beginning, IT operations is no longer simply about up-down detection. IT operations exist to ensure the performance of applications used by the business. So with true site operations, you have application context, the ability to automatically discover applications and provide a single view of both application transaction information and detailed infrastructure information, not simply one or the other. We also provide end user experience monitoring, including synthetic and real transactions. End user experience provides that key performance indicator to allow you to understand if there's an actual impact to a location or even a single end user running an application. This in turn leads to a drill down all the way into the performance of the application code. This is usually a black box or a blind spot for IT operations. But with this capability, IT operations can further pinpoint whether an issue is caused by the application itself or the application code or it's caused by the infrastructure. And lastly, we can take all this information up one level higher and understand the impact to the business by leveraging a service model within the CMDB. Infrastructure to application to service, all within one view. The second key area is around machine learning and analytics. Although this concept is fairly new in the market, BMC has been leveraging machine learning for many years and is now continuously expanding on the capabilities. Dynamic baselines are the fundamental starting point for machine learning. By understanding trends and learning behaviors of metrics over time on an hourly, daily, weekly, and even a seasonality basis, true side operations is able to understand whether a particular metric is abnormal or not, reducing the need for static thresholds. This in turn opens up more advanced analytic capabilities. For example, being able to predict when a metric is going to be out of range within the next three hours. Another example is leveraging this information to provide a probable cause analysis, looking across multiple metrics and devices to determine the most likely cause of an impacting event. The other area we invested heavily in is around log analytics. While the metric data will typically give you the ability to pinpoint the device and metric that is a problem, the root cause of why it's a problem is generally found in the log file. Log analytics provides the ability to collect, index, sort, analyze, and compare raw log data across your infrastructure. The third area is all around automation. To provide a true AIOPS solution, automation is required. In true side operations, we provide the ability to automate administrative items like endpoint management, as well as orchestrate complex workflows for triage and remediation. From an endpoint perspective, we've introduced the concept of policy management to provide a centralized solution to ensure the correct monitoring is deployed on each endpoint. Additionally, we now provide the ability to keep the endpoints up to date with the most current monitoring libraries, as well as the most current agent. From an orchestration perspective, the ability to connect IT operations to the service desk through intelligent ticketing is a key automation capability. Instead of simply opening an incident for every event, we provide the ability to open up intelligent incidents that can be prioritized and routed automatically based off of business relevance. And lastly, complex orchestration can be accomplished with an out-of-the-box integration to BMC Atrium Orchestrator. Do simple activities such as restart a service or complex activities such as provisioning additional capacity all automatically. The fourth key area is all around cloud monitoring. While this is not necessarily capability only associated with TrueSight, the need for it has greatly increased over the past several years, so it's worth putting an additional focus. With TrueSight operations, we're thinking in terms of multi-cloud performance management. This essentially means that IT is not just using a single cloud provider or a private cloud or only on-premise hardware, but all of the above. We now have deep metric collection capabilities from AWS to Azure to private cloud deployments such as OpenStack, VMware, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization. All of this consolidated with the same traditional views of on-premise offerings and with the same analytics capability I described earlier, dynamic baselines, probable cause analysis, and log analytics. Again, all within a single solution. The fifth and final area is around the TrueSight operations platform. A lot of the platform models were sprinkled into the previous points, but it's important to understand that the new platform itself is a key reason to move from the legacy solutions. The biggest change is all around the user experience. We now have the capability to create role-specific dashboards, not by the administrator, but by the user themselves. Create a view as a DBA or a view as a Windows administrator or a view as an application owner quickly and easily with out-of-the-box dashlets. This also includes TrueOps, the new mobile app for TrueSight operations. Give your application and service owners an easy way to see the health of their application or services all from their end user device, their iOS device or their Android device. We've also integrated other consoles, such as TrueSight capacity optimization, intuitive network monitoring, all to provide a single view and a single launching place for IT operations to access all the data they need to make their good decisions. And the last area around the platform is industrialization. Simply put, TrueSight operations is designed for the largest, most secure enterprises in the world. As such, we offer a highly available architecture, secure communication channels with TLS 1.2, secure authentication mechanisms, and a multi-tenant environment that allows data segregation. All of this is with TrueSight operations. So to summarize, TrueSight operations through these five key areas of capability provides you an application-centric approach to IT ops driven by analytics, essentially enabling your own AI ops platform. This is why now is the time to move to TrueSight.


Coming up on Inside Look, fire season is here. What you need to know to stay safe this summer. Hi, I'm Sean Boyd with OESNews.com. You ever heard of defensible space? Well, this wildfire season, your home could depend on it. We'll also tell you about the steps the state is doing to keep you safe this fire season and how these little guys could save your life. I'm Brian May in the OES Newsroom. Thank you for joining us for Inside Look. Well, fire season is here and by all accounts, it is going to be a very busy one. A very wet winter means a lot of ground fuel. So what's the most important thing you can do to keep you, your family and your home safe? With more on that, let's go to Sean Boyd. Sean? Well, Brian, when you live on property like I do, power tools, yeah, they're your friends. Well, as you can see, I don't have a manicured lawn. I leave it au natural. But whacking down all these weeds and grass that have sprung up over a very wet winter and spring, it's a very important part of creating that defensible space, space that could one day save your home. It's a dirty, often backbreaking job, but you gotta do it. It's your responsibility as a homeowner. It's been the law since 2008 and it just makes sense. After drought busting rains this past winter, there is a lot. Let me repeat, there is a lot of fuel for fires this season. So clear that land around your home. According to the experts at Cal Fire, two zones make up the required 100 feet of defensible space. Zone one is 30 feet of lean, clean and green. This is where you remove dead vegetation from your yard, roof and gutters. Zone two is the remaining 30 to 100 feet of reduced fuel. Cut that annual grass down to four inches max. Create horizontal spacing between shrubs and trees and vertical spacing too, at least six feet from your grass and shrubs to the lowest part of your trees. If you have any doubts about how well it works, take a look at these pictures. This rural home survived a wildfire. Just as this suburban San Diego home did, defensible space. Now, my neighbor is a firefighter here in Placer County, so he really understands the importance of defensible space. He gave us permission to shoot and share these aerials of his property. He's already cleared his 30 feet of lean, clean and green space. So I need to be the responsible neighbor and clear my land. We'd also like to remove the closest trees, but folks require a permit to cut, so they'll live a little longer. But not these weeds, they're a goner. So at the bottom of this story on OESNews.com, we have three downloadable brochures for you. That will help you ready your home for this upcoming wildfire season. In Placer County, I'm Sean Boyd, OESNews.com. Brian, back to you. Sean, thanks. Hey, before you go, we had the wettest winter on record. I'm wondering if that means you've noticed any difference in and around your house this year as opposed to, say, in years past. Oh my gosh, yes. No sooner when I get all this stuff cut that it would rain and then seemingly overnight it would pop back up again, drove me crazy. But I really wanted to make sure that I got this stuff cut down before it turned brown, creating more fuel for any potential wildfire. That would be a disaster. Thanks, Sean, that is great advice. You know, we are barely a month into fire season and already we have had over 500 fires statewide over 8,000 acres affected. That means that state officials are already on very high alert. With more on that, here's Monica Vargas. Thanks, Brian. The engines behind me are part of the Cal OES engine fleet, an important piece of the California robust mutual aid system. You'll see these engines along with those from local and federal agencies fighting fires on the front lines.  We're not sitting around waiting for the phone to ring. We are actually engaged. We are responding to fires and other kinds of emergencies throughout the state. We literally could have several thousand. And when I mean that, I'm talking about 12 to 15,000 firefighters in a jurisdiction, any place in the state of California within 12 hours. Thank you, Monica and Mark. Back to a defensible space now, there is a group of about 600 or so working on defensible space in Yolo County. Another couple of 100 or so on the Sierra College campus up in Rockland. But you may take a double take when you see them. They're down there somewhere, hundreds of them working, which is to say eating. How many goats? We're at about 1200 head of goats total. Tim Aerosmith owns Blue Tent Farms out of Red Bluff. His business is have goats will travel and don't let the cute faces fool you. This is strictly a business trip for these goats. They are all business, business is good and business is crucial. Very important. One way it's either gonna be the goats or another method to cut the weeds. The fact that we can use the goats easier and there's less costs involved. It's it's a win for us. These may look like weeds to you and I, but to the goats, this is an all you can eat buffet. And if left unattended, this is the type of stuff that can go from this to this in seconds. Extremely dangerous, you know, light flashy fuels. They because they're so dry, they'll ignite quickly and they'll move just as fast. The goats are mainly used in areas that are hard for us humans to get to. If you look at the terrain, you can see it's fairly steep and difficult to maneuver. You know, bringing in staff with weed eaters would take a lot more time. It'd be more costly. Tame as they may seem, Tim Earl Smith warns his goats can at times be bad. Somebody says, I think your goats are out. And we looked up and there was, I think six or 700 goats plowing across an open field toward a subdivision. Before we could get down there, they went around the corner and into the subdivision and we're eating people's shrubs and the dogs got around and we pushed them out of there and we apologized to the people and they're going, oh no, this was the greatest thing we've ever seen. Well, we wanted to have just a little bit of fun with that story. So we put together five basic goat facts for you. Last time I do that, I'll promise. First of all, you should know that no goats were harmed in the making of that video. They were inside a pen safely away from us the whole time. Did you know there are about 200 different breeds of goats? That's domestic and wild goats. They can be taught their name and taught to come much like a pet dog would. As you saw in the story, goats can climb on trees. We didn't know that. And more people drink goat milk than milk from any other animal worldwide. To see more videos like the ones you've seen today or any of the stories covered by our team, go to oesnews.com. You can also like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. And that will do it for this week's edition of Inside Look. I'm Brian May for all of us at OES. Thanks for joining us.


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hi guys it's ash here welcome to another video so if you guys are a fan of ladies code or you guys have been following me for a while you guys know that our contract with our entertainment label has been terminated so since our seven year is up now we have to find our own place to live in and for the first time ever i'll be fully independent on my own living alone and it's just crazy because the first time in 28 years was pretty much very dependent on my company because i didn't have to worry about having a roof over my head or food because everything has been provided by my company and i am so lucky that i had support for the past eight years well it's more like nine including the years as trainee also now that i have to be on my own i have to worry about these things that i never had to think about and it is a little nerve-wracking but then at the same time i'm excited for this new chapter in my life and my first mission is to find a house so i have to move out of the storm by the end of this month which is the end of february and i have about two and a half weeks left which is not a lot of time so i gotta quickly make my move thankfully i have a lot of friends and peers around me who have been through this already so i have my reliable friends guiding me in the right direction and i'm so grateful for that so to find a house in korea i'm going to be using apps and also personally calling the realtors on my own to um ask for listings the main apps i'll be using are zikbang and peter pan i'm gonna try to find houses in Seoul with these apps and hopefully i find a place soon because i do not have a lot of time left seriously trying to go a little more south towards the river but not cross the river because i like kangbuk better than kangnam gongdeok or yongsan um mapo hopefully i do find a house near there that i want so i'm gonna take you on my journey of becoming an adult and of course i'm not buying a house i'm just gonna be renting a house so i have to find something that matches my budget as well um yeah i really hope it goes well wish me luck guys i am at gongdeok today i am starting my house hunt let's go look at houses we're just checking out random royalties that are in the neighborhood because i'm just trying to go as many as possible you can just go in anywhere and ask about the kind of houses you want four different royalties but they said there's not a lot of houses in this area that match my requirements so we're gonna take a subway and try to see houses there we saw like two houses so far and we went to like seven different royalties two day two of house hunting neighborhood it is namyeong station i've actually never been here before but it is very close to seumyeong university and i'm going to check out opi's terrace office tell starting today because there aren't that many villas that are kind of like new and clean so i only wanted to live in a villa because i just have so much stuff and i can't fit everything into a studio but i might not have a choice so i'm going to look at some office tells to just in case so i called a bunch of royalties yesterday and today just to ask about some of the listings and they just said there aren't that many houses out right now maybe because it's winter and not not a lot of people are moving in the cold so i think this is about the worst time possible that anyone can move and it sucks because i have to move out in two weeks i have to find a place asap and it's like so stressful i haven't been able to sleep this past week because i've been so anxious about finding a place and i've been just really worried so i'm waiting for the rail to get here back at the dorm now after looking at four different houses two out of the four houses i saw today i really liked the villa that i couldn't actually take videos or pictures of because someone was there um it was like the basically the entire floor it was the biggest villa i've seen till now and they have elevators and um it's very safe etc and it's very spacious which is hard to find um but the rent is a bit expensive so yeah and then the last house i saw was also a villa that was just a one room like a studio but a kind of like a big one i think it's like double the size of regular one rooms or studios so it was nice but the only thing that kind of makes me hesitate is the fact that the house is on the fifth floor and there are no escalators so that one is a lot cheaper than the villa that i liked but i think i should look around some more i definitely underestimated how expensive apartments and houses were in Seoul i can't try to find a perfect house there's not gonna be that perfect house unless i pay like thousands and thousands and thousands a month it is february 13th i'm supposed to move out of this house by like february 28th 29th yeah so basically two weeks i'll find something right i i'll i'll be able to find something but it was fun looking at houses i like brought my little note pad around and i was taking notes good thing about office tells is that they're all like well the ones that i saw they're new fully renovated they have everything you need like the washing machine fridge air conditioner but like the maintenance fee is really expensive some of the office tells maintenance fee is like over a hundred dollars some of the most of them are like most of them are like 70 80 a month i mean i guess it's like safe but i'm just wondering like can i fit all of my stuff in a studio and the answer is no i don't think so i do have some appointments on saturday to look at the houses that were only available like after 6 p.m tomorrow i might take a rest i only got two hours of sleep last night so i think i need to kind of rest up mr tips looking at the hopefully last house today and the building itself was pretty new and it has an elevator interesting so it's okay but then i keep thinking about the other one that i saw which i like a little more but it's kind of like it's a little more expensive but it is a lot more spacious so i called back just in case and they said it's already signed i have to make a decision fast because i feel like with this house too if i don't make my decision within like one or two days it's gonna have someone else's gonna take it so but then like i'm thinking like what if there's a better house like what if there's something else but i don't understand so i just got home from radio and i'm so happy to say that i have finally found my new home okay so i have made my deposit and i will go sign a contract this wednesday here it is monday so just two more days and the house is officially mine well not buying it unfortunately so i have about two weeks to clean my dorm up organize get boxes get ready to make the move so the next two weeks are going to be really really busy i feel like a big chunk has been lifted off of my shoulders because i was just super stressed and you know anxious about not being able to find a place but i feel really relieved and i feel like i can sleep a little better this house i got really lucky with because it wasn't even one of the houses that i saw on chikbang or peter pan we went to go see one of the houses and we didn't really like it and we decided to just go to a rail tower that was like right next door it was just completely random went in there and she told us to come back the next day i went in and i ended up really liking it it was just about like 20 dollars more 20 dollars cheaper than the other house that i really liked in the beginning so i was just going to go with the bigger house at first but then i called them and they said someone already took it so it was kind of bummed out because i was like damn it if i just made my decision sooner i could have just had the bigger house but because of my indecisiveness i lost it so with this house i made my decision after one day because i don't want to lose the house again and i knew i was never going to be able to find a perfect house so i'll have to worry about now is the moving part which is also a bit complicated but i think i'll be okay i just gotta start packing and organizing my stuff now finally i got that house thing out of the way cool feeling it's legit i got my own place now i signed a contract and everything today i'm gonna start organizing my bookshelf and just putting in whatever i'm gonna take with me to the new house in this box photobook memories another book collage book that my friends made me before i left to korea these are all letters that are received from my friends family i can never throw this out how could i i should be packing but i'm getting emotional reading these letters these letters from our fans family is we fight and fight we look it out and then we fight again that's how the cycle goes it's up and down around again that makes no sense when you grown fighting like some kids it might be strange to you but that's just how my family is


Welcome to BCH Technologies. This video is a part of video one of our Twin Chamber Review series. If you want to see the whole video, please visit the link below. We kept printing with the chip info on, and finally we reached HP's page limit on the black. We just hit OK, and the printer back to work. You can see the black become unknown, and the yellow magenta and the cyan still 10%. Now we're going to turn off the chip info. We go to set up, then preferences, and we scroll down to store anonymous usage information and turn it off. Remember, the printer has 10% of yellow, cyan, and magenta, at least I think it has. Let's see what happens if we print with the chip info turned off. We're on page 351, 10% of colors, no black, chip info off, everything's ready, and let's go. In the middle of printing, magenta is clogged. We did two heads cleanings, and we got a printer back to work. We printed about 200 pages. Now we're at page 557. The printer still thinks the ink level is the same as before. It's 10% of yellow, cyan, and magenta. Therefore, we can just fill and print forever. Keep an eye on the printout, and just add ink as needed.


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be capable of violence, even though you are not a violent person. Recently I was threatened by a guy on the street in America. Clearly violence was going to be the outcome of the next few seconds, so I instantly let him know by my body posture, energy, tone and so on that I also was capable of violence if he pushed this to the point of no return. I had no other option in that space in that moment in case you're thinking you could have done this, this and this was an option. So he backed down and walked away.  From Vladimir Putin to the kids at school, the world is full of bullies and I think teaching our kids self-defense, martial arts etc. is a gift to them if there's a situation in life where showing you're capable of violence without being violent necessarily could be a lifesaver. I think it saved my life on the streets in Detroit. What do you guys think about that?


Although European and global partnerships have been and are encouraged and have been increasing in the sector over the years, the actual benefits of collaborative partnerships for education, particularly beyond the sort of designs that are well established like the study abroad, often remain implicit. And we really need to articulate the value of international cooperation in order to facilitate, invent and grow the benefits and of course remove barriers in those partnerships. This is directly related with a second paradox, which is the which is between the ideal of openness, which of course is fundamental for international partnerships and characterizes the vision for the European Education Area and the European University Alliance is in the current environment. We bring that together with the limitations that are imposed by the regulatory context.