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Here at the SIP Theater in Paintsville, a little-known Kentucky story has made the big screen in its movie premiere. In that movie, the death of Floyd Collins directed by Michael Crisp. The death of Floyd Collins revisits the very famous Kentucky story, which happened in 1925 of a cave explorer by the name of Floyd Collins who ended up trying to find a secret entrance into Mammoth Cave. But instead of finding an entrance, he unfortunately found tragedy. He ended up being trapped in the cave for about two and a half weeks. Collins' story turned into a media frenzy during the 1920s once they found him trapped in the cave. The way that Crisp and his director found out about the story was actually through actor Billy Bob Thornton. About five years ago, I was approached by my producer, a fellow named Scott Hall, and when he was talking to Billy Bob Thornton, started talking about Kentucky stories. The actor Billy Bob Thornton said his favorite Kentucky story was the story of Floyd Collins. Thornton originally heard about Floyd Collins' story from a book titled Trapped, and Crisp pursued the authors to find out more about the story. Actor Cody Napier, who plays Floyd Collins' brother Homer Napier, spoke about his experience making this film. It was fantastic playing this role, getting to play a heroic brother and to go and really study the history behind the Floyd Collins story. I really never knew much about it until I started reading and doing my research and it was a fantastic story. Napier also explained that this film reaches people because rather than reading it in a book, they are able to see history on screen.  There's a lot of things in the film that you wouldn't expect. The movie was made available on Amazon.com immediately after its premiere. Reporting for EKB Evening News at 6, I'm Courtney Leverin.


Everyone who does well academically has a point when they realize that just being smart isn't enough. And I think, obviously, mine came when I was GCSEs, I was having the time of my life. I was thinking, Godfrey, you can get away with anything.  Yeah, you're not gonna just gonna get three A's. And then obviously in medical school, I knew that hard work was necessary. But then I think you see people who maybe haven't experienced that, and they got their three A's fairly easily. And then they get to medical school and then they're like, oh wait, I can't just get a medical degree without doing any work. So I think it was a really, really, really beneficial experience.


Hello everybody, Andrea Mayeski here with Dental L Tutoring. So if you are a new dental hygienist or dental assistant assistant, it doesn't matter where you live. I will be helping you guys how to look for a job, what questions to ask, what to expect, and just simply real world advice, okay? Because you have probably asked your teachers in school well, how much should I be asking for, what do I expect, blah, blah, blah. And I find instructors in school are usually very negative. I don't know if you guys had the same thing, but when I was asking, when I was in school back in the day, you know, we would ask things like well, how much should I be asking for, what are some warning signs of offices not to work at, what should I wear, you know, to the interview, things like that. So I'll be talking a little bit about all of that. So the first question is, how much money to ask for? This does unfortunately depend on where you live, but ask those hygienists in your area. So you might be wondering, how do I ask hygienists in my area? I don't know anybody. Join a group on Facebook. There are groups like the Dental Hygiene Network, the Dental Hygiene Canada Network, something like that. Look for one in your area, like Canada, states, whatever, but look for one in your area and just simply post and say, hi, I live in London, Ontario, Canada. What is the going rate for a hygienist starting out? Same thing for a dental assistant, because we can't answer you unless we're from your area. I'm in the London, Ontario area. For a new hygienist, they seem to think they can make $40 per hour. When a hygienist has been working for 13 years, you can't even make $40 per hour. You're lucky to make like $35 per hour, because that's just what it is. Dental assistants, I'm not too familiar because I haven't been a dental assistant for a while, but I do have a lot of like dental assisting friends. And in my area starting out, it could be 18 to 20 an hour, you know, but it does depend on your area. Please ask around because if you ask for too much, they won't even talk to you. But if you don't ask for enough, that's not a good thing either because then you'll be making less than everybody else and probably having to work twice as hard. Let me tell you, number two is every office is different. If you work for one office and for just whatever reason, you can't stand it. Maybe the staff isn't very nice. You have to work really hard, like 9am to 9pm without a thank you. Don't stick around in an office you don't like and can't stand. I know this probably isn't the best thing to talk about for a new dental assistant or dental hygienist, but it's true. So don't stick in an office that you can't stand. Okay, if for some reason they are horrible, look for another job and then leave when the time comes. There are amazing offices out there and there are horrible ones out there. I have worked for my fair share and looking back, I think, why did I stay in that office for so long? They were awful. Came home every day, tired. I felt horrible. Had to do it again the next day from 9 till 9. No lunch break. No thank you. Don't do it, okay? You don't know how the office is until you start working there. There's no way to know. People might look happy. They might look nice and it's a horrible office. Or it's the most amazing office but the office looks like a hole in the wall and hasn't been renovated in like 80 years. You just don't know. Okay, so don't be afraid to look elsewhere if you don't love the office.  That's okay. That's completely understandable but then say in three months I would like to talk about this again because my rate is this much. You want to pay me $2 less. Okay, you know, but once I show you how amazing I am, in three months I want to talk again to get that $2 an hour more. And make sure you meet with somebody in three months. They will not come to you and say, okay, it's been three months. Let's talk about giving you more money. They won't. You need to say something, okay? If that scares you away and you don't want to do that then work for an office that pays you the amount you want now. But I talk about how to ask for more money in another video. So I'm not going to talk about that too much now but do a search in my channel for that because I have tons of videos of how to ask for more money, especially if you haven't had a raise in years. You will get one after listening to my video. Trust me. Okay. Another thing to talk about is, okay, how should you act? Please, you guys, show up on time. Wear scrubs. Do not wear like sweatpants, t-shirts, I've seen it all. Wear scrubs. Show up on time.  Look presentable. Iron your scrubs. I can't say that enough. Look presentable. Did I say that yet? Show up on time. Did I say that yet? So many hygienists, so many assistants are not doing that. Please do it, okay? Feel free to ask questions. Hopefully somebody will be there to train you your first day, second day, but be prepared to jump right into it. You will be terrified. You will be nervous, but fake it until you make it, okay? Everybody's nervous their first day. Everybody's nervous their first week. It probably took me two weeks to get completely comfortable. Not even completely comfortable, but comfortable enough to feel good at what I was doing. That's normal. We all have to go through that, okay? So that's totally normal. Let's see. Make sure to determine when you are getting paid. Is it every week, every two weeks? Is it hourly? Is it per salary? Make sure to know that info. So after two weeks, you're not thinking, okay, when do I get paid? Then you somehow find out you were supposed to fill out a time sheet that's hidden away in the lunch room.  Keep track of your hours just in case things like that happen. Keep track of your hours in case they do it wrong. It happens all the time. Keep track of your hours and keep track of when you take a lunch break because sometimes you are paid for that lunch break. Probably not, but sometimes you are. It might be assumed that you're taking an hour lunch break, so they're not going to pay you for that. But if you only take half an hour, well, they should only not be paying you for the half an hour, not the full hour. Make sure to keep track of that. Another thing, if you guys have questions after your first day, after your second day, if you ever have questions, come to me. I am so happy to help. Another thing, too, is if you need to, I do have a course called Dental LRDH where you, it's pretty much everything you need for a new dental hygienist. Not for a dental assistant necessarily, but more for a dental hygienist because we have to book our own appointments. So we have to post our own appointments. We have to know when to book the patient's next appointment, how to talk about perio, gingivitis, all of that. But as a new dental hygienist, that's very overwhelming. So I do have all of that for you if you need help. For a dental assistant, the stressful thing for you is just probably the different procedures. Do search for different procedures in my YouTube channel because I do talk about a lot of them where I am more than happy to help you. If you were a student in my board exam prep course, I do have classes on that anyway, so hopefully you did take that. But still, if you have any questions, let me know. Those are kind of the main things that I can talk about for new dental hygienists and new dental assistants. If you're going through the interview process, just apply everywhere, but just make sure to get paid for what you deserve. Do not ask for too crazy low. If they offer you really, really low, thank them and then say no thank you or something like that. Don't accept a job just because you need one. I hate to say it, but they are trying to really low ball a lot of us. It doesn't matter where you live, but for dental hygienists, dental assistants, they are trying to low ball us, not a good thing. Okay, what else? Those are kind of the main things. But if I forgot something, comment below and then I will do another video just for new dental hygienists, new dental assistants to talk about all the fun stuff that you probably haven't been helped with before at your school because nobody seems to want to talk about it. So thank you guys for watching. Make sure to click like and I'll see you guys in the next one.


Coming up on DTNS, Google wants to help you help the environment, Uber wants to help you leave the airport faster, and wow, that Twitch data breach was big, but was it also bad? This is the Daily Tech News for Wednesday, October 6th, 2021 in Los Angeles, I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Redwood, I'm Sarah Lane. From Salt Lake City, I'm Scott Johnson. And I'm Roger Chang. The show is producer. We were just talking about Thanksgiving dinner flavored candy corn and the new Twitter warnings for intense conversations. If you'd like that, get the expanded show, Good Day Internet, become a member at patreon.com slash DTNS. That is where you can join our top patrons like Dan Voiles, Logan Larson, and Turning Bones. Yay. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Google announced it intends to auto enroll an additional 150 million users in its two-step verification process by the end of 2021. Google said it would auto enroll accounts that have the proper backup mechanisms in place to make a seamless transition. Physical security keys, as well as Android phones and the iOS Google smart lock app are supported as a second factor. They did this with Nest and I was a little skeptical, but it kind of worked. So why not? Canon announced the $1,999 RF 5.2 millimeter F2.8L dual fisheye lens designed to be part of a new system to simplify VR and AR production called EOS VR, EOS VR. This lens is designed to be used with the 8K capable R5 mirrorless camera, supporting 190-degree capture, allowing for delivery of stereoscopic 180-degree 3D footage. Canon also announced the EOS VR utility and EOS VR plugin for Adobe Premiere to edit content from the EOS VR system. Amazon added a new feature in the Alexa app that gives users more time to finish speaking before the voice assistant begins processing and then answering the command. Users can opt out on any device using Amazon voice services to the feature through the device settings page. Cineverse is a company that helps route text messages for more than 300 operators around the world. It's one of the companies working behind the scenes to make sure that when you send a text from your Vodafone account to someone on SK Telecom, it gets there. In a US SEC filing, Cineverse revealed that in May of this year, it discovered someone had gained unauthorized access to its IT systems and upon investigation, Cineverse determined that the access had begun five years ago in May 2016. The filing says it gained access to databases of carrier customers but did not clarify if the attacker gained access to the content of text messages. You may recognize the name Cineverse. It was the company that delivered those 168,000 messages nine months later after one of its servers failed in 2019. HMD announced the Nokia T20, the first Android tablet with a Nokia branding since the 2014 and one. This 10.4 inch tablet includes a Unisoc Tiger T610 system on a chip, four gigs of RAM and 64 gigabytes of storage, starting at $250 and available November 17th. The UK will also get a version with LTE for £200 sterling. The T20 ships with Android 11 with HMD promising two years of major OS updates. Wow, 2014, DTNS was less than a year old, last time we had a Nokia tablet. Google added options to search, maps, travel and nest thermostats to help individual users make more sustainable choices. So hey, if you're out there searching for climate change topics, you're going to see high quality climate related information, they say, in a dedicated section. Maps users will be able to set the most fuel efficient route as their default helps the environment, helps your pocketbook. Now if that does add a lot of time to a trip, it will present other options. It doesn't want you to have to spend hours on the road when you don't need to. This comes to the US first and then Europe will get it next year. Bike and scooter sharing info, also coming to 300 more cities worldwide. So-called light navigation for cyclists will be added in the coming months. That adds route info like your estimated time of arrival, elevation and such without having to leave the screen on, much safer when you're biking. Google announced research that's doing in Israel will be expanded to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil to help cities optimize traffic lights to reduce wasted fuel when you're stopped waiting for the light to change. That is a big one for me. The travel searches that you do will now show which hotels have made meaningful commitments to sustainability, whether they've actually received environmental certifications.  So Google considers them to have less impact because they're using less of the plane. Shopping searches will start to suggest sustainable and cost-effective options when searching for energy intensive applications. If you're buying a new furnace, dishwasher, water heater, stove, dryer, et cetera. For cars starting early next year, Google will add information to your results when you search for electric vehicles, like how many charging stations that are compatible with that vehicle are nearby. And when you're searching for how long that EV model takes to charge, it'll tell you that. All right. So lots of a potpourri, a basket of things to help you find more sustainable options. Obviously, this all requires somebody to be looking for them, I suppose. But what do y'all think? From the broader camera, I like that this feels like Google getting back to why they exist. This isn't so much a, they benefit from it for lots of reasons, but it's not so much of an ad play or this is some new service like Stadia or whatever that we don't know if it's going to have legs or not. This is them expanding upon what made Google great in the first place, which is better search and. Organizing the world's information. Yeah, kind of. Yeah. And in regard, you know, some people may feel weird about that. I don't know. But for me, this is really helpful, especially the light thing, like nothing more annoying than getting behind all the wrong lights. Obviously that research isn't happening here. And it's not, you know, more broadly available. I have a feeling it'll take a lot of sort of local cooperation to make that meaningful for a lot of people in their lives. But, but still this is them expanding on search and I like search. So I love this kind of stuff when Google talks about it. Yeah. I mean, I over the weekend, I was in San Francisco, which I know the city pretty well, but because I was going somewhere that I had never been before I was using. Well, I do Apple Maps and Google Maps in tandem sometimes just because I'm a crazy person, but I'd like to know how they differ in exactly precisely how they're telling me to get there. And so let's just say, you know, that that's sort of a masochistic way to be driving. But but let's say I'm just going with Google, you know, for now, Google is very good at saying, OK, you want to go to this place, we're going to show you the best route. Here's your estimated time of arrival, best of luck. So just to have more kind of pinpoints of, yeah, there's some up with these, you know, the the red light that you might be at for longer than you need to be there might be, you know, an eco-friendly way to go about your route that isn't going to cut into your total driving time to the point where you feel like it's not worth it. All of that stuff is just it's just it just makes the whole thing smarter. And I love it. Yeah, I think what is good about a lot of this sort of thing is most of it is good in more than one way, not just about sustainability environmental impacts, but saving you time in the case of better traffic lights. You're not sitting there, you know, just wasting not only fuel, but your life just waiting for that light to change or or a, you know, a situation where you're you're able to just get better information when you're bicycling and not not having to kind of juggle things aren't really meant for that. A lot of this is just good in that way too. Well, let's let's keep it in the family a bit and talk about Nest. Nest will roll out Nest Renew. This is a free service to users of third gen Nest learning thermostat next or excuse me, Nest thermostat E and the 2020 Nest thermostat new renew can be automatically or will or excuse me, can automatically adjust your thermostat usage. So you're doing more of your heating and cooling with renewable options like wind and solar, that sort of stuff when they're readily available. And if your utility charges different rates at different parts of the day, it can reduce usage when power is more expensive. So again, an effort to make things a little more efficient. If you want, you can pay $10 a month for Nest Renew premium, which enrolls you in a clean energy match. This will attempt to offset your energy usage by buying energy credits from the Bethel wind project and more projects to be added later. This is similar to the service provided by Arcadia and others, both the free Nest Renew and premium version will be available in the US by invitation only, at least for now, before becoming becoming widely available to everybody else. Yeah, I am part of a program that LA's power utility does with Nest and I think other utilities around the country do this too called energy rush hour. So when we have a heat wave recently, this has happened quite a bit, it gets above 100 degrees, everybody's turning on their air conditioner. Because I participated it, I get a little rebate on my bill, but I'm also contributing to lessening the stress on the power grid, making it less likely that we have a blackout, which is good for all of us, by letting them control my thermostat. And the way that works is when they know, for instance, that there's going to be an energy rush hour between, say, six and eight PM, right, because they want to reduce the load, they will actually lower my thermostat ahead of time. So they will cool my house lower than I normally do, so that it is cooler going into the rush hour when they've raised it. So let's say I normally do my air conditioning at 78 degrees, they'll lower it to 74 ahead of time. And then they'll up it to 80 during the rush hour so that it's less likely to go on, but the house is cooler. So that's, I think, how this is going to work. Nestri knew would say like, hey, we'll cool you down when it's cheap and when there's solar and wind available ahead of time of raising it when it gets more expensive. I mean, as somebody who, I mean, the air conditioning is a great example of energy usage, that is very costly. And I have an air conditioner now.  Of course, you can override this as a customer, you know, and you're probably going to have to pay for it. But I think having something that is in place to say, you know, you as a human want to be comfortable in a variety of ways, and we're going to take all of that off of your plates. That's great. Because there are other things you can do to save energy with your with your heating and cooling as well. And you don't have to think about them with Nest Renew. Nest Renew is going to use its machine learning and its intelligence to kind of do it better than you could do it, because you'll forget to go over and change settings or things like that. I think that's pretty cool. Exactly. Yeah. Well, what isn't totally cool comes from Twitch. No. Twitch confirmed that its data has been breached and boy, was it breached. Attackers posted at 125 gigabyte torrent that includes Twitch's entire source code, common history, an unreleased competitor for steam from Amazon Game Studios, Univi source code for a game called Vape World and details of creator payouts going back to August 2019. The file doesn't appear to include passwords or addresses or email. However, it's worth noting that the torrent was labeled part one. Some users report that they have been asked by Twitch to change their password. One would think all Twitch users should change passwords and enable to factor authentication if you haven't already. And now is the time. Twitch also says it's working to understand the extent of the breach. I'm a little surprised they haven't emailed everybody. I haven't gotten one when I used Twitch every day. I haven't either. Yeah. I think that's a little odd, unless they knew of some specific cases or something and we don't know about that yet. But it seems like something you want to tell everybody in your service. In fact, I've found some bots that tie into Twitch that have been like on the money today saying, by the way, Twitch had a major thing. It has nothing to do with us, but we're going to recommend you change your Twitch password. So they're kind of, I don't know, it's weird. The bot community is sort of doing it anyway or reminding its users. And they're not owned by Twitch or not told by Twitch to do anything. So that's pretty interesting. But this is really massive. Like Tom was saying this morning on TMS for our tech segment. During that conversation anyway, we talked about how how big it actually is. And the fact that it's called part two doesn't mean anything or part one rather doesn't necessarily mean there's a part two or three or four. But everybody who hears this or otherwise, if you have a Twitch account, change your password, enable two factor authentication. If you haven't, and if you already have two factor authentication, still change your password. It's just the safe thing to do. But hopefully this, you know, we'll hear more about this. We'll hear if there's anything more drastic about it. A lot of people are freaking out about the idea that all comment history for every video is in this export. And I would say calm down because it's not that big a deal. The they were public to begin with. I I feel like comment history is like the least of my worries. Yeah, I agree. You know, if I'm if I'm active on Twitch. Yeah, I mean, the key to remember in case you're getting lost in the confusion here, there were no emails, passwords, addresses in this file. They didn't claim to have any and nobody's found any. The reason everybody say, change your password is gosh, there's some things in here that are hashed that could be passwords. Maybe they're not. And it's called part one, which means maybe they got more out of the database. If they got this much, they might have got hashed passwords. So it's just smart to be like, you know what, if there's even a question, just change your password and then you won't have to worry about it, right? You won't have to be gambling about it. It doesn't mean that they have passwords. It doesn't mean that there is an actual threat. It's just playing it safe. What they did do was get a huge amount of data out of Twitch. And that's where it starts to get interesting. It almost feels like they image to drives. They have so much. I mean, this this torrent is so huge at 125 gigabytes. Nobody has actually confirmed every single thing that's in it because it's a huge tree of nested folders. To me, I mean, the easiest way for someone to get this much data out of Twitch is to be inside of Twitch already as an authenticated user. We don't. I'm not saying that that is what happened. But it's it certainly raises questions like if it wasn't someone inside the company, how did they get all of this out without you noticing? Yeah, the one thing we haven't heard is about Twitch keys, Steam keys, stream keys, rather I keep saying steam. Stream keys are kind of a weird way of authenticating your account and running a stream. And it's this key that only you have. Well, if those got out, the potential is there for somebody to take over your account, whether they have your or well, at least stream on your account. Stream on your password. Yeah, exactly. They don't need your password or use a name to do it. So when you reset your password, it resets your stream keys. So there's another reason to reset your password, right? Exactly. Yep. Yeah. All right, folks. Well, if if you've got thoughts on this email, let's feedback at Daily Tech News Show dot com. Also, if you've been admiring that new logo, it's not even that new anymore. We got that new colorful logo in our album art. You can get that on a hat or a t-shirt. We've got hoodies. We got masks. We got mouse pads. We got baby bibs. They're all over there at Daily Tech News Show dot com slash store available to ship to you now. Uber is adding some travel features for those of you who have returned to traveling by air. First, the old Uber in its announcement highlighted Uber Reserve that actually launched at 20 airports back in November 2020, but not that many people were flying in November 2020. So they've tweaked it a little and reintroduced it. I guess that's worth it. Uber Reserve lets you schedule an airport pickup from Uber's black car service, a little more expensive, up to 30 days in advance. So what you do is you enter your flight information up to 30 days in advance.  So if your flight comes in late or maybe it comes in early, the driver will be there. Drivers will also wait for you up to an hour after your flight lands. So you have time to grab a sandwich, get your bags, all that. But let's say you didn't plan ahead or you don't want to drop the bucks on a black car service. So you called Uber after you landed at an airport. Uber says it has now tweaked its machine learning to better match you with drivers. So you don't have to wait as long. Now, this only works at 15 airports, but that's a nice feature. There's also another feature called Ready When You Are. This is only active at six airports, but it lets you delay your pickup. You've already called your car and maybe you need another 10 or 20 minutes to pick up your bags or grab your lunch. Ready When You Are is available on the Android app with iOS getting it in November. Again, only at six airports. And finally, one airport, Toronto's Pearson Airport. YYZ will let you order food for pickup at airport restaurants through Uber Eats. Uber says it plans to expand all these features to more airports eventually. Well, I don't say when oh, go ahead, Scott. No, I was just going to say I'd like I'd like that they're expanding, but it feels like they're expanding features into the who can afford it range more than not. And maybe that's where the growth is. Maybe that's where you just talk about the black car service. The rest of it is just in the regular service. It is, but I don't know why it feels that way. I don't know why the expansion is in the cheap stuff. Yeah, that's true for the black car was already there. I guess that's true. I don't, you know, I don't know how these companies even do what they do in a post COVID world. But, Sarah, you were talking before and during our prep about this this interesting juxtaposition of sort of before COVID UBER use and post COVID UBER use and that you're using Uber eats more more than you do the driving service. But multiple times a week. Yes, I haven't been in the back of an Uber since late 2019 just because it I mean COVID for sure. But even before that, it was just kind of where I lived and and things had changed. The Uber reserve, I actually found the Uber reserve rollout to be sort of strange, you know, in November of 2020, less than a year ago, but still very much COVID times.  But I don't and especially because of that, you know, Uber black service and the fact that it's a little bit more expensive to use that. I can't imagine that many people who are landing at an airport would say, yeah, I really, you know, I I really want to make use of the service.  I probably should admit this, but we definitely called an Uber black one time coming out of LAX and paid the extra money because they would pick you up curbside. LAX changed it so that Ubers pick you up at this special location that you have to walk to. It's not that far, but it's a longish walk. They have shuttles that will take you there too.  Forget it. Let's pay the extra money so we don't have to walk over there. And so so it's that mindset that I think happens, especially like you say, Sarah, for business travelers that travel a lot where they're like, you know what? I just want to walk out there and walk out of my car. I don't want to stand there looking for it. I don't want to wonder if it's coming. I don't want to wait 20 more minutes. I just want to get home. And I and and yes, I certainly can't afford to do that all the time. But it you'll get some people doing that. I'm sure. Yeah, for sure. I mean, I know this is only in Toronto's airport, but Uber Eats in the airport. I love it. Oh, do I love it? Just one last line to wait in. It's the same principle, right? Which is like, you know what? I just want to walk up and give my food. I don't want to stand there and wait to order. I want to order now. Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and order. It's going to take me 20 minutes to get to the restaurant that I'm ordering from. It's perfect.  And now I'm like, oh, I think it's worth the two bucks. I don't want to go and I don't want to drive.  They've got us. We're all in. We're in it. Black service or not. Right. Yeah.  That stuff earlier in the show, it's it's Uber is making the service make more sense for more people. What's not to like? If you save enough time by not having to drive and get your food that you can create something at your job that makes you more than the two dollar fee. Well, then it's smart. It's not lazy. It's smart. Yeah. That's what I say. Well, let's talk about TikTok and bands. Restofworld.org. It's got a story up about how this has affected creators since India banned TikTok in June of 2020. Kind of had an effect, it turns out. We don't hear about it a lot here. So we're going to hear about it today. The obvious effect is that you might have guessed this is that users have moved to Instagram's reels. But that's not the same story for creators. India had four of the top 15 paid TikTok creators in the world and 7.7% of the world's TikTok influencers before the June 2020 ban. So when reels launched in India in 2020 of or in July of 2020, it didn't go after those TikTok creators. Instead, it sought more aspirational upmarket lifestyle creators. It also put on this thing more strict requirements for getting promoted by the algorithm. So reels will not be recommended if they're blurry or bare a watermark or a logo or have a border, especially if they have the watermark from TikTok, they won't. They won't push those. This makes it harder for users on more affordable phones to get promoted. So yeah, a pretty massive effect at least in that, you know, this niche market of content creation for that platform. And think about it, if your way of making money or your number one platform is suddenly yanked away, you know, what are you gonna do? Well, that's what this rest of World Article focuses on is that TikTok was very accessible, very equitable in what it promoted. And so you had a lot of folks in rural areas on less bandwidth, putting short videos up and that Instagram with reels has favored a more celebrity-oriented, fashionable, upper-class lifestyle. And so folks that were making bank on TikTok suddenly with TikTok being banned because the government wants to teach China a lesson, these people now can't make money and Instagram's reels has not filled the gap for these creators. The way that you might have expected it would. Yeah, the takeaway I get from this is, you know, I consider myself a creator. I think we're all creators on this panel and we create something that is consumed by somebody else. I'm also a consumer slash user of all sorts of content that other people create. And just the idea that you get a platform yanked away from you and then you gotta just, okay, well, where is everybody? Where are all the users? I'm a creator, I need to follow the users or no one will watch or listen to my things. I have to go to this other platform and then I have to deal with all the ways that this other platform works for me in a crappier way than the platform that I used to have because of government stuff that has nothing to do with me. It's kind of a mess. And I really feel for folks that are in various parts of the world who are going through this. And I like to say that I'm always on the side of creators but it is kind of a punishing business. Yeah, and this is one of those examples when governments take action for one reason, you have unintended side effects and that good job to restofworld.org for making that accessible for people to understand. Well, if you need a new pair of shoes you might like this next story because Microsoft and Adidas are partnering to create limited edition Xbox sneakers celebrating 20 years, 20 years since the original release of the Xbox console on November 15th, 2001. I know, I couldn't believe it either, it's been 20 years. The sneakers will sport an Xbox logo and translucent green details and also a separate Xbox inspired sneaker will be available for purchase later this year. Let us not forget, also Microsoft is also planning to release an Xbox mini fridge for the holiday season that company has promised. It would offer more details about the fridge later this month. Way more excited about the fridge myself. I am too.  It's great. It's a great way to sort of embrace your simplistic design of the series X and really go with this idea. I would love that fridge. Love it. Would get up one in a heartbeat. Don't think they're gonna be very many and I don't think they're gonna be affordable but I would love one instead maybe settle for the shoes but that is an amazing landmark.  I thought it was a misprint when I read this this morning I was like crazy Xbox wasn't around in 2001. That's not right. But it's crazy. That's only six, seven years after Sony's even doing anything. And it was a crazy product. Consoles were failing. Why would Microsoft of all people make a game console when Sega can't even keep theirs going? It was nuts. I don't know about these sneakers.  So you sneaker folks in the audience, let us know what I miss him. But they just seem like green shoes to me. Like, shouldn't they do something fun? Like when it's time to replace them, there's a red ring lights up for you or something. Oh, nice. I see what you did there at the red ring. Let's bring that thing back to Vogue. I think that's a great idea. All right, let's check out the mail bag. We got a real nice note from Joseph who said, thank you so much for adding in gaming news monthly to the DTNS feed. Episode one was all the absolute video game essentials wrapped up into a short and digestible summary. The information was broken out into meaningful sections and explained in enough detail without getting into the weeds. Please continue the great work on this and the main show and of course GDI too. Oh my gosh, Joseph, that's the best. Jen Cutter is very pleased to hear it. That's exactly what we're going for. So I'm very glad that it came across that way. And good news, there will be another one in November. She's already hard at work making that happen. And we may be starting a science news monthly from Dr. Nikki Ackerman's. Look for that in November as well. Nice. Good stuff. 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Going on till tomorrow afternoon. Okay, here we go. There's one more sitting. All right. We're back. We're live. I'm Jay Fidel. And you're here on ThinkTick on a Friday afternoon. It happens to be day nine of the IUCN, which is the World Conservation Congress at the Hawaii Convention Center. And joining us is our reporter on the scene, Anu Hiddle. She is the host of Climate Change Beyond Outrage, and she has a special guest, Jennifer Eich, who is a student. I take it at the William S. Richardson School of Law at UH Manoa. Welcome you guys to the show. And listen, why don't you take it over from here, Anu? Thank you, Jay. Nice to be here. And I just wanted to say this is the ninth day of the Congress, of a 10-day Congress. And tomorrow we'll go till about three o'clock. I think that the closing ceremony is sometime in the afternoon. There's one more sitting of the members' assembly tomorrow, when they will decide and tie up all the loose ends. But for all of today, there have been a lot of things going on. Yesterday, of course, we went out on field trips to actually go take a look at the nature that we're trying to protect. But today, there has been a lot of work going on, on the motions that were proposed earlier this year. Several of them were voted on today. Jennifer, who is here with me from the School of Law, as you mentioned, UH William Richardson School of Law, will be talking more about the motions. And the ones that I was following were really about the Paris Agreement that IUCN has endorsed that they should work with the Paris Agreement. We'll talk more about that later next week. The other one, of course, is very contentious and has been quite fiery, was the one dealing with the closure of domestic markets for elephant ivory. So I'll let Jennifer take it from here for the ones that she's been working on. And then if there's a little time left over, you can ask me more about those. Thank you. Yeah, as Anu said, it's been a very busy and productive day for the ninth day of the Congress here. This morning, the Assembly passed more than 10 motions on the floor. A wide range of topics on those motions from everything from marine protected area expansion for the conservation of biodiversity to the establishment of a working group to explore natural capital approaches to conservation. And we passed a motion addressing the concerns over the use of lead ammunition in hunting among a variety of other motions. There are still a few remaining motions, which we expect will be voted on this evening, and if not this evening, then tomorrow. Another big piece of work going on right now is the Congress is working on a document called the Hawaii Commitments, which will outline the key outcomes of this conference, areas of action going forward after this conference. And although the commitments are still in a drafting process, the environmental law program has proposed that we include a commitment to environmental rule of law in those commitments. Could you explain a little bit about what that environmental rule of law means? Sure. So if you look at environmental regulations and laws that are passed around the world, including some of the soft law that we're forming here, it won't have the impact that it can have if we don't have the judiciary, the courts on board with that well-informed of the laws and able to enforce them. So we feel it's important to strengthen the environmental rule of law and make sure that that aspect of conservation is as strong as it can be. The IUCN staff worked very intensively on this process. It's been a very inclusive process. They received more than 100 comments on the first draft of the Hawaii Commitments. So they compiled those all last night. And we submitted more comments on the second draft today. And we're looking forward to seeing the final product tomorrow during the final sitting of the assembly. So that's where there we have it. So these are the Hawaii commitments. You know, every Congress has something, some goals that the that the body comes up with the whole union comes up with. So last last time around, it was in Jeju. So those were the Jeju commitments. Now these are the Hawaii commitments that will carry forward. Well, I just have one question, Anu. You know, has Jennifer involved in the drafting of any of these motions? I'd like to know what's in a motion. Is it fact? Is it law? Is it data? Is it a combination of all three? Does it read like a legal pleading in court? Or is it some other kind of motion? Right. So Jennifer, have you been involved in any of these motions that were voted on today? Sure. I participated in the contact group, which is a small sort of working group before the motion gets to the vote on the main floor. I participated in the contact group for the natural capital motion, which established a working group so that the IUCN can explore sort of the pros and cons, the ethical considerations and the technical considerations of using natural capital approaches to conservation, which in some ways is essentially placing monetary value on different aspects of nature so that businesses and different parties can understand best what the value of nature is and how to take that into account. So that process was really interesting. People had a lot to say about it. Natural capital can be a very useful tool, but it also can sometimes miss the point of the larger value of nature, which can't always be captured in numbers. But it was a very inclusive process. And I think the assembly was happy with the motion that came out. So Jay, with the law students, what's happened is that they did help draft motions earlier. There were seven motions that we had talked about, which were done earlier in the year and voted on the first day of the members assembly. So those were the ones that the law students had actually helped to draft with members of the community here in Hawaii. But these motions are ones that had come up from other groups. And in the contact groups for each of these motions, members have an opportunity to comment and help draft some more language and to come to a consensus. And that's what Jennifer was doing, was helping draft some of these things after those motions had been proposed and so on. And so it wasn't that she was one of the original drafters, but she was participating as part of the contact group. OK, Anna, when are we going to see you next? So you're going to see me next on Tuesday, because I guess the studios aren't open tomorrow. But I will see you on Tuesday at 3 o'clock, Hawaii Standard Time, when I will be doing a recap of the Congress and an analysis of the outcomes. That's great. Anna Hiddle, joined by Jennifer Eich of the William S. Richardson School of Law reporting to us in the series we've had this week, five minutes at five. Sometimes it's been a little less, a little more. And here on Think Tech, more specifically on climate change beyond outrage and reporting from the World Conservation Congress at the Hawaii Convention Center. Thank you so much, Anna. And you're welcome. And you could also follow us. People can follow us and follow me tweeting at anu underscore Hiddle or with Think Tech, which is retweeting some of my tweets as well. Thanks so much. And thank you, Jennifer. Aloha. Thank you. Aloha.


This unlocks such an amazing feeling for me most fear means Halloween Halloween means Thanksgiving Thanksgiving means Christmas There is nothing I love more in the next three months and what an amazing way to kick this off So the most fear promo is in Madden and looks as dope as ever and honestly Things were looking horrible for ultimate team the execution the rewards It was embarrassing, but I'm not gonna lie some of the rewards right now with this season 2 update look Incredible, so there's a most feared field pass But you can get tons of most feared stuff on experience and coins and I couldn't believe this shit when I saw it But the season 2 field pass, okay? There's a 92 overall Josh Allen I couldn't believe this right here.  Okay, so it's still EA so take what you can get But 94 overall corner D on Sanders completely free This will be one of the best corners in the game for the next three months Obviously, it's deep in the field pass But holy shit and this gives us a little rundown of most feared your most your players will be boosted during versus CPU matches until November 3rd, so at first I saw that and I was like darn it I can't use any of my boosted players against people and head to head However, there is a house rules, which I'm absolutely playing today called field of fear X-Fectors are always on and the monster morphs are active, which I believe means every single most feared player is boosted I think the best way for us to go into most feared is just to dive right in and it's been like two months since I've opened packs I'm actually really excited I'm most likely gonna go with this most feared elite bundle because it has two 90 overall most feared players as the topper So we're guaranteed to amazing players. 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All right, so that goes so hard Dude, I did the pack animation guy alone has convinced me to spend so much money on these games over there But I got a Minka to get a little coins on the account in a Kenyan green now It's the six times most feared bundles. I just get most fear packs these most fear packs Do not guarantee a single elite player. They're just 78 pluses or better. So any elites? I'm a happy man That animation goes so hard. It kind of reminds me of like a scary movie, you know and Jerry Tiller. Yeah, right last year It was like bats, you know, it's like Halloween theme. This is more like scary Cooper watch got a card my father that might be should be my quarterback Let's promote him to starter right now. So I don't forget this will demote Josh Allen Hmm, I want to demote the second best QB in the league for the first best QB in the league Hmm another elite two elites. I'm not getting any elite most feared But I am getting elite so that's good news. No, I do know that there is a limited Stefan Gilmore Stefan Gilmore. Oh, Melvin Ingram. Oh Sandy Sandy Horvath, bro.  Does it tell me? So we're guaranteed a 90 plus and we have a 4.8% chance at a 92 plus Come on, baby. Can we do it? Can we do it? Can we do that's sick? There's a hutch Dude, I still got my Aiden Hutchinson poster in here somewhere. That's sick You know, it's not the 92 but 90 overall Aiden Hutchinson a six foot seven right end with 83 speed I didn't realize he was six foot seven. So then what's step four a 92 overall most feared fantasy champion now? You're talking so I'm guaranteed one of the 92s. There's no different pack animation. It's gotta be my biggest Got the limit it.  Oh my god. Wait. I said that was a possibility and Derek Henry brother limit Here's the thing I want Derek Henry, but this Gilmore is gotta be way more expensive This is probably one of the most expensive cards in the game, dude, and he's got the animation bubbling up. Oh my god Dude this Derek Henry gets bruiser goal line back and tank all for one AP each I'm gonna go Gilmore and then I'm just gonna get Derek Henry from the sets or from something else I feel like I can get Derek Henry. Let's see the stats on this thing though See quick cells for 350k, which is awesome 92 speed six foot one ninety one Excel the best corner in the game Although Tariq whirling from the field pass is like 64, but I still think this Gilmore is probably the best quarter got cobwebs on it Dude, this shit goes so hard There is a re-roll for a 78 plus overall most feared player and I'll probably do that on stream on twitch But I'm not gonna bore you guys with a thousand right now Let's just do the most fear-to-lead bundle look at our team in the sets I want to hop into this field of horror or whatever that thing was called. What is this? What is this? What is this Jalen Johnson 84 Greg Gaines? That's a solid. Oh, it's a most feared elite pack So I'm guaranteed to the elites this time around Connor McGovern Kenneth Murray Andrew Van Ginkl Dre Greenlaw. I'm excited to see like everything that is available. Tyra Taylor McGovern again, Hollywood Yeah, he's most feared of a prime-time football game. I guess that's why they gave him one I don't know what to say about that dude. What am I doing Kirk Cousins with the Michigan State?  They're extinctly with an 84. Well deserved. He's been a monster, dude Kenyan Green, Jerome Bettis, Mercedes-Lewis, AJ Dillon, a full elite pack. We take those Ryan Suckup, Jalani, Tyvi, Jedevian, Clowny Of course Clowny gets one, bro Clowny is one of those dudes who has like actually been so mid in the league for the last couple years But EA just keeps slurping him off like hey, good for him He gets a nasty card Madden every year But I feel like I don't actually hear about Jedevian Clowny outputting high quality real-life football results Can I just pull Derek Henry so I don't feel bad about taking Gilmore Clowny again Cameron Fleming That's a Denver Bronco. Most feared of scoring in the red zone. I want to say this is anything creative Mercedes-Lewis, Nicole Hardman. This card's got to be nasty, isn't it?  I'm picking that up and doubling nothing 88 speed 5 foot 10 84 overall. That's disgusting All right, my next pack is the 290 overall most feared champion player So I don't think this can be 92s because it's just 90 overall doesn't say 90 plus gotta do already tough I'll end up just selling him so we can pick up somebody else we get Garrett bowls another Denver Bronco I think I'm gonna sell both of these guys actually. No, I feel like the Garrett bowls could be really nice So I'll hang on to him, but I am gonna sell hutch. I'm gonna do one more of these bundles Let's see if we can pull some hate on this next one, and then I'm ready for sets. Let's get it Chris All right, we already started out way hotter eJ speed John Simpson Chris Jones, and who's gonna be the final come on Keep it strong. Keep it strong. Keep it strong. John Johnson Derek Stingley John Johnson Boston Scott. I thought he was a pro rocket league player. What's he doing in my NFL game Christian Fulton, Nicole Hardman Kenyon Green Mason Cole. All right. All right Blackman McGovern a J greens. Oh, I got an aka player probably just one of the Lowe's 82 Fitzpatrick a J greens got an 87 Charles Cross and Van Ginkel Jared Stidham Derek Stingley mid I'm gonna mid off in these packs right now or Sadie's Lewis Noah Brown McCall Hardman, come on Curtis Samuel, but do freeze got an 87. That's probably a very nice linebacker card His gold is good Hollywood. I got the Hollywood. Let's go wait. He's got to be kind of nasty, too, dude His core elite has crazy good speed 90 with 90 deep route run.  Let's go 90 speed. This is our final pack before the next hopper We can all mad player though 82 Warren Sabre Jalen Johnson Greg Gaines and Brett Kern All right, and then back to the topper. There's got to be some crazy 90s, right? Oh, that's gonna go so hard Mike a sickie and Shaq Griffin. Both of these are huge. It's Shaq Griffin's Like it Mike a sickie to do this Mike a sickie is gonna be nasty 85 speed 91 spectacular catch six what six two fifty somebody's the dethroned Donald Parham. Hopefully it's this kisiki right here So let's sort by program most feared so to get a 92 overall most feared champion You need three of the 90s, which I do have so right now I could redeem Harold Carmichael who is the tallest wife receiver of all time So he would actually he would be insane Julius Peppers.  There's the Julius Peppers. Oh, I love Julius Peppers I can view the Julius Peppers before getting it. That's savage 92.  Those are like wide receiver stats 88 speed. Oh, there's a Derman James I was close to prestigeing Derman James. I was so close remember when I remember when I took Mike hide out Put in Palomalu. I almost did Derman James instead.  I want this there again 90 speed 91 break tackle 92 truck six foot three two fifty five That is completely and utterly unfair. No way to put it.  I kind of want D. Bo Okay, so 487s and 284s gets me a D. Bo a small price to pay for salvation 90 overall D. Bo with 89 speed it looks like 88 plus everything else He's at 90 spec and I think I could get another 90 overall so that we could use it for the most feared Derek Henry set And I do want to take a peek at this Roquan Smith and I have just enough to do so I believe I've every 90 overall now. Yeah, I have every single 90 overall now Roquan Smith is six foot 87 91 Excel with 87 hip power 91 tackle I would say he's a good user but linebackers don't animate Madden So you would be forced to give Roquan Smith lurker if you wanted to user him and even then he's still only six But so it is kind of a bummer as a true linebacker. I'm sure he's amazing, but it's so sad I'm literally better off using Derwin James as my middle linebacker than a Roquan Smith And we can unlock one player. I'm probably gonna do another video on most feared I don't want to drop everything on you guys at once, but I have Gilmore on defense, right? I feel like an offense. I should go Derek Henry the only other player I want so now in hindsight I should have taken Derek Henry because I want Derwin James. I'm actually gonna finesse away to make Gilmore my user That's what I'm gonna do. All right, so we have to trade in some 90s to make this happen though, right? So what 90s do we want to trade in? We've got an extra Aiden Hutchinson Then we got to decide out of a lot of players that I like here, man I want to keep Aiden Hutchinson. I love him. I want to keep Debo. I want to use him I want to use Mike a sickie. I already have Gilmore So we don't need shat griffin and we'll go Roquan Smith that way Derek Henry can run behind Garrett bowls, and this looks like it lagged to like what is this EA? What are you doing? Why'd you partition my screen? What even is this? Why am I? Also definitely want to give Garrett bowls post up this carrot bowls is crazy good He has four ability slots. I could give him edge protector, but that's not what I want I want post up so shatley Garrett bowls will have what they need Mike a sickie Can I just give you red zone threat and call it a day? He gets tight end apprentice. Oh, that's massive Especially since my quarterbacks gonna be Cooper Rush. That's actually huge. He could get red zone threat. It's 3a p Probably not worth it.  That's big time Derek Henry We're definitely loading up. So he's gonna get freight train for sure. That's gonna be his ability But now what do you get here?  I think I'm gonna go tank and bruiser no goal line back You better ankle bite the entire game or you're gonna get ran through and we have two AP to use on Debo if we choose I say we just go double me Debo. So we have two double me's on the field I don't even think he could utilize any of these abilities very well. No, he can't you know what? Let's just do that. I think eight and hundreds and should absolutely have edge threat So let's just knock that out and we'll give him unstoppable force so that he can fly down Edge threat under pressure Aiden Hutchison that is going to be a scary thing coming off that edge like that Gilmore is too nasty Not to give an ability to like he's just too good I'm gonna give him universal coverage tip drill for zero literally free That does imply that I'm not taking a one AP pick artists, which is usually to tip drill doesn't really work They catch tip passes anyway. You don't really need it five AP for acrobat acrobat is so good Don't think it's worth five AP outside shader inside shade not a big fan of either I can't justify five AP on acrobat. So we're just gonna leave it as is now since I'm not getting during James There is a card. I really want it's this CJ Gardner Johnson 87 overall with 88 speed and 89 excel We finally hit that point this season where some of these like relative budget players are actually nasty good like 60k I know that's not budget, but like you got kids spending 1.2 mil for their strong safety or free safety So this is budget Roquan Smith. Do you get lurker for two AP?  That is so good and I would be honest if your x-factor starts on I need to go avalanche here I'm gonna be usuring Roquan Smith everywhere across the field if I can get a downhill hit stick I will force a phone don't let the ghouls and haunts keep you out of the end zone unleash your inner monster Whoa, whoa with always on x-factors and mash your opponent. All right. I'm done All right, so to win you need to take a lead of 15 plus points. It's 15 yard first downs You gotta love this requirement. Don't allow your opponent to win whatever. I'm just gonna play I don't know how this works Cooper rush back there with Derek Henry Gisicki Debo Samuel his x-factors. He's got Melvin Ingram Talanoa who Fonga. All right Oh, Debo just torched his man Do that's the night train lady he torched him. Let's go Derek Henry easy Cooper rush you for two eight points up early. Oh, and there's Aiden Hutchinson There's Roquan Smith and there's Gilmore. He's got Brady. I'm on this though. I'm on this though Where are you throwing this game is over shat griffin this game's over he might just quit I would I'm gonna go get sicky here Torched his man, and he's got double me.  I'm lobbing Debo. Oh my god Let's go Geez Brand new game. Let's see if we can reset everything here.  All right.  I filled that with Ronnie lot, but a great cut back by him All right, let's go McCall-Hartman a great throw. That's what we need right there.  All right, we could turn things around Look at that throw from Cooper, dude. Damn way to keep your feet in to Debo I'm I'm throwing a toss to Derek Henry. He's just got to beat a corner.  It's Derek Henry right there. You knew Derek Henry was gonna do that eight to eight Wow, we're 38 seconds in this game. It's eight to eight Heater, hmm Fred Warner eat them up. I see everything right now. He doesn't have anything wait avalanche avalanche avalanche Oh, I knew I had a lot of field to cover I almost could have switched off and then switch back on but that would have been pretty beta So I'm happy with what I did third 15 Fred Warner and Warner's doing more than hutch right now. Sheesh Don't know what he's looking for but Hutchinson is back there now We take our lead now. We take our lead inside zone split doesn't look to be a lot of room But think if I'm gonna run the ball, I need to run stretch against this defense. I believe let's go right through Ted Hendricks Not through the next one third and 12 Shoot, I can't get the run game going. We obviously also have to go for it. Debo. Debo. No Nice play. I did I thought Cooper Russia throw it over that grand Elphi You ain't that Debo had him to Debo had him torched right here right here right here. Oh, that's fine. Gardner Oh Gardner Johnson was so close, but we didn't hang out to it that tight ends open I think he's in it's a hornet. Nice play. I couldn't keep up with him a rope one This is fine. We like this. He's coming up on the two-minute warning. I Like that. I like that. I thought we'd be able to cover that ground. I don't like that We got to stop this though. We got to stop this right here.  Let's go Let's go That's huge. All right. We just got to get in the end zone in a minute 57 Like I really want to believe in Derek Henry here. Okay.  All right, dude It's literally the fear monger.  I'm gonna double team over there. Hopefully that helps I got Hardman up the seam. I got a sickie up the seam Hardman I need you buddy finally throw a good pass and this one is defended. Wow, that sucked man He can just run the ball out now. Wow, that sucked Cooper. You let me down there their first play of the game He throws a pick six. Oh Michael Vic Eric Dickerson. That's a slip screen. I'm on hutch big boy second and 12 them a read option Nice run. He ran that great Vic hang on so does he have trust on if he has trust on that makes sense He has freight train on Michael Vic. I'm gonna be honest.  What a playbook. This guy's a sad. That was not a good throw though He had a wide open wide receiver now. I'm sad this playbook is really cool and he goofed it man He goofed it. Let's go have that cross screen.   I love you Cooper Rush. I don't love you this much.  We don't but that was better than our first two throws So that's the best odds we've had all day. I'm gonna go get sticky on the slant So hopefully he takes it or whatever. I'll just punt.  All right Well, it's turn over for a turnover. I'm looking for Debo.  This guy has the best players in the whole game and he's all right. Cooper Rush got his confidence back That's what we needed.  I do it if I'm not I don't it's pretty simple Hope you guys love the video. This is a blast. I'll see you in the next one. Peace


Ophelia's character within Hamlet is characterized on the one hand as very beautiful and innocent. However, she is depicted as being excessively reliant on the men around her. Indeed, it is Polonius, her father, and Laertes, her brother, who appear to really control her actions. And even if she loves Hamlet, not only does she have a very difficult to mulcherous relationship with him, especially when he starts feigning madness, but whilst she loves him, she still decides to follow her father's instructions, as well as her brother's instructions to deny herself to him. And ultimately, when her father dies, it's this lack of being able to rely on anybody that really propels her to descend into madness. However, when she does descend into madness, whilst her madness is actually real, okay? With Hamlet, it's not entirely clear whether he does descend fully into madness, whether it's completely feigned and made up. Ophelia, it's very raw. Nonetheless, when she actually descends into madness, it's her madness that gives her voice to really speak up for herself, but also to criticise what is a very male-dominated patriarchal society, which really excessively restricts women like her, and gives the power to men to exploit women like her. Indeed, her songs, especially when she sings about St. Valentine, when she sings about all of these different relationships, they feature men taking advantage of women, taking under advantage of these women, luring them with false promises, taking the virginity, and then completely walking away, okay? So it's actually in her madness that she actually is able to have a voice and she criticises society before, unfortunately, she commits suicide, okay? So Ophelia is used as a really good example of how excessively restricted Elizabethan women's lives were, especially young women, okay? So their sexuality was restricted, but even a lot of their choices, they really did not have much to think aside from what they were told to think, and this is shown especially when Ophelia Polonius tells her exactly what to think, and she even sometimes confesses that she doesn't really have an opinion. So with Ophelia's character, you do need to bear in mind a few key quotations which I've selected, as you can see behind me, as well as the word-level analysis. So let's have a look at these quotations as well as the word-level analysis you can do and what this illustrates to us about Ophelia's character. The first quote is illustrating how the men around her and in her life really control her and primarily her sexuality. And here she hints at the double standards, okay? So here, this is before her madness, so she's a little bit more coy, she's a bit more shy. However, Laertes, before he leaves for Paris, we get the sense that he's very bawdy, he's probably gonna go to Paris, sleep around or whatever he wants to do.  And she is a little bit coy, she tells him, my brother, do not, as some ungracious pastors, show me the steep and thorny way to heaven whilst ellipsis, path of dalliance threads. In other words, what she's basically saying is, okay, thanks for the tips, brother. Thank you for telling me how to be a virgin and how to be sexually pure. But don't be like those religious leaders who tell the congregation and the followers how to be really pure whilst they are busy being very sinful, okay? So she's being really coy here because she knows that when Laertes goes off, he's gonna be sleeping around and doing the exact opposite of what he's telling her to do, okay? So whilst you're telling her, make sure you don't sleep around, make sure you remain chaste, he's gonna do the opposite. And so she's being coy. And here we can see that she is criticising very subtly, but she's criticising the double standards that society holds men and women too, especially at the time. Women were expected to be virgins, to be very virginal. And if they weren't virgins by the time they married, that would basically really prevent them from even getting a marriage proposal whilst men could do whatever they wanted and they would still be seen as valiant, heroic and their lives would still stay the same, okay? Now the word that you want to focus on here is firstly, the adjective on gracious, okay? So here of course she's being coy, but she's also being critical, okay? Of the double standards that women and men are held up to. Also, the sibilance of essence, show and steep. So basically she's saying, oh, Laertes, don't tell me how to be a good person and how to be this good Christian whilst you're not really, you're not practicing what you preach. Also, the metaphor thorny way to heaven, which is obviously a metaphor for her maintaining and protecting her virginity. She's basically saying, okay, don't show me how to maintain and protect my virginity whilst you're going around sleeping around. The next quotation, which illustrates how Ophelia is very controlled by the men around her. This is when she's speaking to her dad, Polonius. She states, I do not know, my lord, what I should think. So here we can see that Ophelia, this is her innocence really coming through. This is her basically illustrating that she is so excessively controlled even when it comes to her own thoughts. She doesn't even have her own thoughts, okay? So this obviously illustrates how women at the time were seen as a property of men. They were seen almost as being these empty vessels and it was up to the men to tell them what to think, what to do, okay? And this obviously clearly highlights that she's so used to be told what to do and what to think that she doesn't even have her own opinions. Now this in terms of the word of analysis, what you can talk about is firstly the repetition of the first person pronoun I and of course the verb think which obviously emphasizes that Ophelia is not used to thinking for herself. She's used to being told what to do. Moreover, when she's talking to her father, she states very obediently, I shall obey my lord, which is a declarative sentence. Remember declarative sentence is a sentence that states a fact, feeling a mood.  And of course you want to focus on the verb obey. Again, what this is illustrating is the excessive control that male characters, male family members, husbands and so on had over the minds of their daughters, the minds of their wives, okay? So Ophelia is portrayed here as being incredibly passive and she's basically just being told what to do. She doesn't really have her own opinions. Moreover, she states now, this is when we find out that Hamlet has gone crazy and she, at one point Hamlet, when he's feigning this madness, he basically tells Ophelia, I never really loved you. And here we can see that she is devastated to learn this, okay? So she's devastated and she states, I was the more deceived. And here we've got the assonance of E in the more indeceived. And we can see here that Ophelia is really, really horrified and really saddened by the idea that Hamlet was misguiding her, basically exploiting her feelings and he never really was gonna take her seriously, okay? So she really feels like she was deceived. Moreover, the other quotation, which you can bear in mind, which obviously illustrates that even if Ophelia really loved Hamlet, she decided to follow her father and her brother's commands, she tells Polonius, as he did command, I did repel his fetters and denied his access to me, okay? So here she's basically saying, okay, dad, even if I love Hamlet, I've decided I'm not gonna let him close to me because you asked me not to, okay? Now here again, we can see that fathers and obviously male family relatives really had excessive control over Ophelia, much like how contextually in society, the men in women's lives really controlled what they did. Now the word love analysis you want to focus on for here is firstly the verb command, moreover, the repetition of the pronoun his, okay? So the third person pronoun his, again, what this is illustrating is Ophelia, even if she loved Hamlet, decided to go against her own feelings in order to satisfy her father Polonius.  Remember an exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows a strong feeling and it ends with an exclamation mark. Here she's saying, oh, I can't believe Hamlet is crazy, I can't believe it, okay? And obviously this foreshadows her own eventual madness. Now the word love analysis you want to focus on here is the adjective noble. Again, here we can see that she actually really loved and valued Hamlet and was hoping at the back of her mind that he might marry her. The next quotation which illustrates the character of Ophelia is when she eventually goes crazy, okay? And it's in her craziness and in her actual madness that she's able to critique and criticize society's double standards towards women and how men are allowed to just exploit women that give them all of these promises, take the virginity and then now these women are cast aside, okay? As used women. Now this is shown in her St. Valentine's song, okay? So she states, our hero is ellipsis, let in the maid that out the maid never departed more. So here she's basically singing about a guy who let in a young virgin woman, okay? And the repetition of maid emphasizes this, okay? Maid during this time was an unmarried woman who is supposed to be a virgin.  The other quotation which illustrates how Ophelia and her madness is able to criticize how society basically controls women's sexuality but also how society has double standards towards women is when she states, quote she before you tumbled me. You promised me to wed.  And here the euphemism is used tumbled me which means if you sleep with me, okay? And the woman is really sad because she sleeps with this guy, believes him and then he basically refuses to marry her once he has taken her virginity.  Again, this man has all the power in society, she's criticizing and this one has no power and her only power which is a virginity was taken away from her. Her chastity was taken away from her. Now the word love and justice you want to focus on here is firstly the repetition of the pronoun eu which is obviously accusatory of the man that is exploiting her. And of course, maybe also this could symbolize how Ophelia maybe felt a little bit exploited and used by Hamlet. But also the verb promised, okay? And also as I mentioned, tumbled me is a euphemism. Remember euphemism is a polite way of referring to something that's socially inappropriate and of course in this case, it's to do with sex. The final quotation relating to Ophelia, actually it's not what Ophelia says, it's what Queen Gertrude reports when she's telling the Aertes and other people how Ophelia has died by killing herself and drowning. So Gertrude poetically describes her death and she states that the water, okay? So this is when she falls into the water, the water pulled the poor wretch from her melodious lay to muddy death, okay? So this water pulls her down to her final muddy death. And of course, this is Ophelia's suicide that's being described.  So that's really it when it comes to the key quotations that you should consider if you're writing about the character of Ophelia either for your course book or exams. Thanks so much for listening.


So today we're going to talk about electronic evidence. So first off, just defining what electronic evidence is, electronic evidence is data that supports or refutes a hypothesis formulated during an investigation. We'll talk more about digital evidence later in the context of digital forensic investigations, but now I just want to give you an overview of what electronic evidence is and how we use it. The word evidence has a very specific meaning. Not all data on the computer is likely to be evidence. Only specific sections of the data that support or deny a hypothesis will be considered evidence. A major mistake that I hear a lot of people talking about is they believe that all data that we copy from a computer or a phone or whatever, all of that collection of data is evidence. It's not necessarily true. The evidence is just what supports or denies some hypothesis that we're testing. So only certain parts or certain pieces of that data will eventually be evidence that we will submit to court or whatever we're submitting to. Electronic evidence is based on context. So evidence always has to be evaluated in context. So we need to figure out what exactly are we trying to prove or deny. We potentially want to prove that Google Chrome was used to access a website. Well in this case, Google Chrome will probably be relevant. The data relating to Google Chrome will be relevant if we want to prove that Google Chrome was specifically used to access a website. But in another case, imagine that we want to prove the computer was started at a specific time. In that case, Google Chrome will likely not be as relevant to the case. So in one case, Google Chrome is extremely relevant because we want to know something specifically related to it. In the other case, the start time of the computer, we can probably find without reverting to Google Chrome and it's likely not to be related. So we need to think about the context. When is the data relevant to the case? Electronic evidence is data that gives us some type of information related to what we're investigating. So we can have either direct information where the data directly describes the event or information. In this case, it could be something like log files. So we can go through a log file and see exactly what happened and when it happened. So it's giving us direct information. This user logged into the computer at this time. That's directly observable information. Indirect evidence or indirect information can be something like where the data relates to an event or information in a secondary way. And normally what we're looking at are the effects of some cause whenever it's indirect. So in this case, for example, a prefetch file that exists in Windows shows that a program had been previously run. Prefetch itself, unless we examine the actual file, if we just see that the file is there, we know that the program has been run sometime in the past. So we get this kind of secondary information. Just observing that doesn't tell me that the program was run explicitly, but I can infer that the program was run because of the existence of that file. Of course, we can analyze prefetch files and find out more information, but just think about when are we actually inferring information versus when are we explicitly being told information. Electronic evidence in cybercrime investigations. Some types of very common electronic evidence in cybercrime investigations, probably the most common type I would say, are IP addresses, internet protocol addresses. And we talked about them a little bit, or we will talk about them in networking. IP addresses potentially allow the investigator to trace activities back to a specific person. For example, an address or a bank account. If we have an IP address, that is the starting point that lets us know location. And once we know location, we may be able to find account information, and if that account information is accurate, it may lead us to the actual person behind that account. We don't necessarily know if that person is the person who committed the crime, but it's likely that they're related somehow, or they may be related somehow. Another form of electronic evidence that's very, very common in cybercrime investigations are online accounts. So access for email, social media, forums, etc., allow an investigator to identify, again, IP addresses and some communications. So whenever we have access to a lot of different accounts online, like email accounts, most providers also record IP addresses that make those connections. Servers by default usually record the IP addresses making connections to them. So in that case, the investigator can find out potentially information about the user based on their user account, but at a minimum, what IP addresses are associated with that account, which can tell us potentially the country that that user was in whenever it was making these connections, and potentially lead us back to, again, the account that they were using for the local service provider. So IP addresses, online accounts are major sources of information for cybercrime investigations. Bank accounts, internet service accounts, and mobile phone accounts are also very, very commonly used. Again, most of these are usually available for police officers only because you won't be able to, for example, ask for access to somebody else's online accounts. You won't be able to ask for an internet service provider for the subscriber information of somebody who owns a specific IP address. They won't give you that information. These things are for law enforcement only. You will, however, be able to get IP addresses. You can see what IP addresses are connecting to you or your systems and do investigations based on those. Right. So cybercrime often needs to follow financial transactions. So if we can basically follow the money, I think I talked a little bit about before hackers. It's relatively easy to hack, but whenever you try to get the money out, that's whenever most people get caught. So cybercrime often needs to follow financial transactions, and these transactions involve various services, especially banks and phone records, which we can then trace all of those transactions because there's a lot of auditing for any type of financial services. So we can normally trace those audit records back to find out who transferred it, where did it transfer to, and who withdrew the money or exchanged it or whatever they did. Most cybercrime investigations involve a transfer of money, and really that's how we investigate and find most criminals is through the financial transactions. Working with banks is required, which means that it's mostly going to be law enforcement unless the bank is willing to work with an organization. They will probably not work with an individual. They will then do their own investigation if they need to. And working internationally is often required. It's relatively easy to send money internationally nowadays, so we oftentimes have to work with law enforcement or other organizations in other countries, as well as banks. Some cybercrime deals with stolen information like credit cards, usernames, passwords. If we have credit card information or usernames and passwords, some of the criminals will just harvest them and then use them, but most of them will harvest that information and then try to sell it online. So rather than using the credit card information and potentially being traced back to where the person who used it, they just sell that information and then they take the money from those sales. So whenever people are stealing your information, it's normally to gain personal information that they can sell on online forums or sell to marketers or sell to all sorts of people basically. IP addresses may lead to a suspect's infrastructure, but rarely the suspect. Most suspects, especially if they're good at cybercrime, will have infrastructure set up in multiple countries and they will send all of their stolen information to the infrastructure, not necessarily their home address or their home IP address. They still have to transfer that data back to themselves though, so that's normally a way we can track them. Everyone is either used by the suspect or more likely sold on underground markets and tracking money transfers is really one of the best ways to lead to a person because people have to get the money out of the account somehow. And once people actually take the money out, then we know who's been using the account or who's been accessing the account and we can potentially identify anyone who is involved. So that's a little bit on electronic evidence. I will talk more about electronic digital evidence in the second half of the semester when we're talking about digital forensic investigations and we'll go specifically into what types of evidence can we find in computers that can lead us to these suspects, not just an IP address, but what does all of this data mean in the investigation. So that's it for electronic evidence for now, we'll come back to it later. Thank you very much.


Dear students, in this topic we shall discuss the phenomena of neuro modulation. Neuro modulation is a physiological process in which a neurotransmitter released by a group of neurons diffuses through a large area affecting large areas of central nervous system where these neurotransmitters interact and modulate the effect of many neurons simultaneously. This phenomena is different from normal neurotransmissions that a pre-synaptic cell which releases a neurotransmitter affects only one post-synaptic cell. But here a neurotransmitter which is released by a neuron or a few neurons spreads and affects the cells of all the areas of the brain. Such substances or such neurotransmitters which are involved in altering the cellular properties and efficacy of synaptic transmission of multiple neurons are called neuro modulators. The neuro modulators act through G-protein linked receptors and use voltage-gated ion channels for ion movements.  Major neuro modulators produced in the central nervous system include dopamine, serotonin, acetylcholine, histamine, norepinephrine, endorphins, enkaphalins or substance P-chamel. Now we shall discuss the basis of neuro modulatory action. A neuro modulatory agent is secreted or released as a neurotransmitter. But after its release in the synaptic cleft it is not deactivated, it is not reabsorbed and it is not broken down into its metabolites. As a result it remains available for stimulation for a longer time. As a result it influences or modulates the activity of several other neurons. Now we shall discuss the mechanism of action of neuro modulators. Neuromodulators do not act by producing excitatory or inhibitory post-synaptic potentials. Rather they produce long-term changes that slightly modify or depress or enhance the action of neurotransmitters at the synapses. The neuro modulators may act as autocrine or paracrine agents. As autocrine agents they rebind to the cell that produce them, that is the presynaptic cell and direct it to release or inhibit the release of further neurotransmitters. The cell that produced them acts on the same cell and directs it to produce more neurotransmitters or not produce more neurotransmitters. This is called modulation. As paracrine agents they do not act on the cell that produced them but act on the other cells of the brain and control their release mechanisms or affect them. This way the amount of neurotransmitters that are released affects them. Here students now we shall discuss the effects of neuro modulation. Neuromodulation is involved in the development of complex behavioral patterns. For example, happiness, exploration, tajasus, revenge, hussa, badla, reward and greed. These kinds of feelings and behaviors are the effects of neuro modulation. Similarly, processes of thinking, cognition, thought, understanding, planning, learning and memory. They actually involve a large number of cells that work on the same pattern and produce these complex behaviors and play a role for these neuro modulators. But in addition to these normal phenomena, many behavioral problems, neuro modulatory actions may produce disturbances or imbalances. For example, mood swings, sleep disturbances, feelings of stress, anxiety, anger and depression due to these problems. Neuromodulators have been used in pharmacological, i.e. they are used as medicine. Many pharmacological actions or pharmacological uses are used for challenging nervous diseases. For example, ADHD, attention deficit, hyperactivity, disorder. Then another challenging disease is narcolepsy, which causes the problem of sleep cycles. Epilepsy, depression, dementia, Alzheimer's disease, memory loss in old age and Parkinson's disease. These neuro modulatory effects are produced and neuro modulators are used as pharmacological drugs.