proudly we hail New York City where the American stage begins here is another program with a cast of outstanding players public service time has been made available by this station for your army and your Air Force to bring you this story as proudly we hail the paratroopers of the United States Army drop zone you've had your orders you know what to do remember this your paratroopers so act like a fight like let's hit him and hit him hard comes to the tenant Garrison now first I want the rest of you 17 guys to jump out in less than 17 seconds with me right we're gonna start the jump commands in a minute before we do happy landing at this command each paratrooper holds a snap fastener at the end of the heavy webbing which is attached to his parachute and up check equipment quick but check one calls this number in the line as his turn comes if the equipment is all right if it isn't someone will come to his assistant and in the door making a jump behind the enemy lines as part of the parachute combat team and operation boden in this play we bring you the dramatic story of what happened on that jump and particularly of what happened to private Johnny Owens one of the 18 men in the plane but before our first act curtain rises this message young man why not let a thought for tomorrow be your thought for today right now your United States Army the senior service needs qualified technicians in such varied and interesting fields as radio radar meteorology photography and many many others yes you can be trained to do a job and acquire a skill that will be of great benefit to you for the rest of your life you can also take pride in the fact that you answered your country's call in time of great need why not let a thought for tomorrow be your thought for today visit your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station and then list in the United States Army and now your Army and your Air Force present the proudly we hail production operation boden our story begins the day before the jump at a seventh airborne division airbase in northern Italy Johnny Owens and his buddy private Arkansas clovey are walking back to their quarters from the a company mess hall I'd tell you Johnny we're gonna see some action soon I feel it my Arkansas bones what's so psychic about your Arkansas bones they're just that much closer to the soil that's what I know when I seen him feeding a steak and fried potatoes for supper tonight I knew we was in for something some stuff hockey we've had steak before nothing happened not a guy to hand you a good meal instead of enjoying it you start griping they'd be better off feeding you fat back and turn up don't make me homesick how about chow call coming at five o'clock so now earlier than we generally have it don't they look funny to you maybe you got something I've been wondering about that myself here we are back at the tent maybe the other fellas heard something hi Joey hi Johnny what are you and that Arkansas Chowhan doing back so early they run on a child no we just started earlier that's all hockey here's a theory we're going into action because we had steak for something hockey don't you know there's a man's outfit your army's finest yeah that's why we feed a steak because the man's child no I still feel something's in the air no look maybe you Arkansas dirt farmers can feel rain in the air but that doesn't give you a license to go feeling anything else what do you think pop well all I can say is that I hope they give me a chance to finish this letter to my kids before they start cotton any new orders say maybe we'll know soon become sergeant Gatsby you'll hear La Rosa yeah pop Joey Archie who owns you okay here's some orders for you hot off the griddle and listen to this fellas all parachutists will be dropped in enemy territory tomorrow morning old pack will be worn taps will be at 2100 hours and revelry at 0230 for security reasons final orders will be issued during flight wow I reckon old Arkie's bones knows what they're talking about a boy I'm not Sarkie all your bones are in your head hey Sarge give us a look down where we jump what's our mission gonna be yeah how big is the jump now look take it easy guys you know I can't talk the whole thing is top secret well all right look but keep it to yourselves but there it's gonna be a big operation I think the whole division is gonna be enough hold a vision is going on action something big we're gonna be in a real scrap what's our mission yeah just what we're going in well the old man don't take me in on this plans fellas but then security and no security I don't know any more about it in YouTube the tenant jumping with us sure thing you'll tell us all about it on the plane tomorrow morning sorry but I hit the sack early we've got a very busy day out of us I guess we better get our gear laid out tonight every second will count in the morning yeah well I just finished up my letter and get to work well Arcee how your bones feel now just think you might be the hero of ketchup corners Arkansas in the next few days I'll take care of myself Johnny this is the first jump for you outside the states isn't it and you too Arcee yeah this pop my first jump outside of jump school there's a whole lot different from jump school Johnny there you had an instructor on the ground talking to you over a loud speaker directing you helping you all the way down you go out that door tomorrow boys you'll be on your own how many combat jumps if you made Joey well I made two in Korea Johnny before I got transferred over here both rough ones too but well pop there he knows what it is to be a paratrooper in World War two pop forward at Bastogne with the hundred first airborne they jumped with the hundred first in Normandy in Holland he was transferred to the 11th airborne after the war and made the two jumps with that outfit when he was in Korea right pop he wrecked at first combat jumps are tougher so have it don't you worry you'll do okay Johnny you do Arcee remember all that training into jump school who's practiced jumps in a 34-foot tower how can I forget them over and over and over again those hours on the 250 foot tower hanging from the harness learning how to control your shoes yeah we just couldn't wait to make our real jump and well let me tell you but you learn back there in jump school is what's gonna pull you through tomorrow no matter what spot you find yourself in you'll do the right thing even without thinking that's what trainer does for you well all set now I'll see you guys in the morning yeah I feel I felt better me too this is what we wanted Johnny to make the grade and the best fighting outfit in the world that's right I remember when I was home on leave after basic training and I told the folks I wanted to transfer to the paratroopers yeah what they say well you know mom she was worried at first but I told her the better you'd train the better your chances of not getting hurt sure you know what the old man said dad just listened and he said he said mother they'll they'll teach him to take care of myself and later on when we were alone dad told me how he learned over in France in the first war that you have to fight you ought to fight with the best outfit there is you know safer that way because boys won't let you down sure and Johnny remember when they pinned on our paratrooper wings after we finished our training yeah and it was a proudest moment of my life I'll never forget that last but doing right doing until the hardest task became routine second nature was just leading up to tomorrow tomorrow is when we make that training pay off his tap sir yes we better get some rest yeah good night again good night yeah the proudly we hail production operation modern will return in just a moment for the second act but first it shall not happen here that is the unspoken prayer of every man in the United States Army that is the unspoken reason for our growing military might but the time has come to speak the time has come to tell of that small phrase those five words it shall not happen here let us speak only to those young men of America who have not taken pause to think let's shout it in a voice that will reach into every city and village across the length and breadth of this great land young man you are needed you are needed to help preserve the peace you are needed to serve in your United States Army to ensure for your loved ones that it shall not happen here you are urged to visit your local United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station today and enlist in the United States Army the need is urgent do it today you are listening to proudly we hail and now we present the second act of operation modern it's morning early morning the darkness cloaks the before dawn chill little films of miss dance through tent flaps a sleeping men dream of the big adventure ahead certainly not for long because that man the one stepping into the tent there that's sergeant gaskey okay fellas let's go get some breakfast and assemble at the plane in 25 minutes all men are aboard lieutenant okay sergeant let's go as the lieutenant up front with an armful of maps Argie looks like he's been a briefess now who yeah can I have your attention please are you men listening or just asleep this is a start of operation bottom operation bottom B-A-D-E-N bottom is a lake in central Austria pass out the map sergeant yes now Brenner's Brook is the only good-sized port on the eastern half of the lake there the enemy could move large forces westward by boat land them to the rear of our troops cutting our supply and communications lines might even be able to trap large elements of our eighth corn and danger a whole position at this point commander of the eighth core called for airborne support our entire regiment is making the drop today mission is to destroy enemy troops fortifications of big guns in and around the town of Brenner's Brook and to destroy all port facilities what do we do then looks at it we're launching a counter-offensive together with Italian and British allies the Italian troops are attacking from the south I believe they consist of the Italian Ariete armored brigade in the Napoli infantry division two British armored brigades are attacking from the north what if the counter attack fails well then it'll be up to the Air Force flies out and what is our mission we have what I think is the most difficult and dangerous mission of the entire combat team our job is to destroy the port facilities that means our drop zone as closest to the lake I got time to take some swimming lessons joy that's a danger if the plane is slightly off course or if the wind blows the wrong way we may land in the lake as soon as you make your jump and your eyes adjust I want you men to get your bearings and be in position to keep away from the lake how high will we be jumping from lieutenant jump will be from 800 feet I'm going forward to check the course with a pilot sergeant Gasky has detailed maps of our drop zone he'll go over individual assignments with you for any questions okay take over sir yes all right now here are your maps this is a detailed map of the town our drop area is a public park that runs parallel to the docks it's about it's about a hundred yards back marked in green on those maps you got it here it is as soon as we land we assemble it the big statue of the soldier on horseback in the center of the park a pop capital you don't land on a sword okay all right come on knock it off now our targets are marked on the map in red they're numbered at the assembly area we'll break up at the two sections of nine men each lieutenant will take one I'll take the other I he'll start at the north I'll start at the south we'll both work toward the center any questions yeah what's the password there are two passwords a sign and a counter sign the sign is mason the counter sign is Dixon Mason Dixon all right now remember there'll be no firing when you land we don't want to give ourselves a way before we get organized so no shoot understand how each man has 25 pounds of demolition except the two fuse men Owens yes I want you to carry all the fuses for my section pop yes I you carry the fuses for Lieutenant Garrison section okay and that doesn't nothing to do now but wait till the lieutenant comes back came in let's get ready with just a few minutes in the drop zone you've had your orders you know what to do remember this your paratrooper so act like him fight like him let's hit him and hit him hard comes to Lieutenant Garrison okay Sergeant Kasky I'm going out first want the rest of you 17 guys out in less than 17 seconds you with me we're gonna start the jump commands in a minute before we do look happy landing back the other way guess I guess I must be in the middle of a lake I Sergeant Gasky I guess I'll argue even if they land okay they won't be able to score and we'll lose we'll lose there's the water 20 yards away piece of a shoot still afloat I'll jump in after a major wait wait Daniels put on this life preserver with a line attached and we can pull you both into the boat okay sir cut the motor you might be out of the boat there's Daniels hold on to the shoot John Yos will give you a hand yeah okay sir all together now he there's the paratrooper now get him in fast that boy swallowed a lot of water captain let's see if you can get some of it out of him maybe a little artificial respiration it's coming to seems like those paratroopers it just as tough as they think they are captain have the skipper put it around and make the port yes I'm a three three seven four nine one five good boy I'm major Lou Ellen I'm one of the umpires of this exercise operation button I have to judge whether the blue or the red team won this particular phase far as you're concerned Owens you're out of it you're a casual thank you for saving my life major glad we saw you that's what we're out here for I'm with company a 77 battalion you know how the boys made out isn't that the company that attacked the dock installation yes they did fine we consider the docks about 80 percent demolished and say their attack was a complete success but the fuses where did they get those big fun casualties any men hurt on the jump nothing serious it's great well here we are at the dock I think you can make it on your own yes I'm okay now thanks and that looks like the gang of makeup hey okay we all landed fire I sure was worried about you don't look all over for you sergeant Gasky hi serge well well if it ain't as to William say uh say serge I heard the major Sarah tackles a success of what about the fuses the fuses yeah well when we couldn't find you we took half of pops sergeant Gasky always plays it safe boy that's why he's a sergeant to get ahead there's sound advice for you young men of America and here's how you can act on that advice your United States Army is offering a bright future in such interesting technical fields as radio radar electronics mechanics meteorology photography and many many others perhaps you're not qualified in any of these urgently needed skills well here's the answer to that the United States Army through its many fine technical schools is prepared to train you in the field for which you show an aptitude now there's a great opportunity your opportunity to plan ahead to get ahead for full details visit your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force Recruiting Station now this has been another program on proudly we hail presented transcribed in cooperation with this station proudly we hail is produced by the Recruiting Publicity Bureau for the United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting service this is Kenneth Banger speaking and inviting you to tune in this same station next week for another interesting story on proudly we hail


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Hi you guys, Lindsay here. Welcome back to my channel, Inside the Hymn. Okay, the calls is here with their new winter holiday collection. This is I think the third of the big four. I think we still have Butterick to go and who else is under simplicity. So I am eager to see what we've got here because reading your comments, the winter holiday collections of simplicity and vogue has been a little hit or miss. So hopefully this is something we all love. All right, this first pattern is a cape with a belt. Doesn't she look super chic? Why did it just open up this? Let's go to the full page. Here we go. Okay, so it's got a collar that's like a shawl collar, unlined, wrap, belted, cape, has shawl collar or self-lined hood. All edges unfinished and edge stitched. All edges. So all of these are raw and just sewn together on the edge. That's kind of cool. There's kind of the general shape of it. I want to know, is there a belt loop? Is there a hole there? How is that happening? The illustration doesn't really show it very well. Is it just going up under the arm? No, here's a good picture of it. Yeah, there's like a buttonhole there. So it actually hugs your, it's closer to your skin on the back. It goes inside the coat.  That's a very large hood. So is this the hooded version too? Oh, wow. Okay. I really don't hate it. I think the last time I remember us talking about a cape, I was like, it was just over the arms like this and I was like, how am I supposed to drive like that? But this one does look very roomy. I bet it takes a ton of fabric. Yeah, there's your belt loop things. This one though, they didn't draw it on there. Or this one. So what's the difference? Hmm. Maybe that's just an error. I'm not sure. Let's see about the fabric. Wool blends, wool flannels, melt-in wool, or fleece. And yeah, almost three, well two and a half, right around two and a half yards for all of them. But is that the hooded, no, that's not even the hooded version. The hooded version is C. And oh, yeah, C takes somewhere between three and a quarter and three and a half. So yeah, that's pretty expensive and wool isn't, you know, the cheapest of all the fabrics. So I don't know that definitely will have to play into my decision on whether to grab this pattern or not. But certainly looks cute and they styled it well. So I don't hate it. All right, next up we've got 8013 Mrs. Outerwear, detachable fur collar and belt. So this is a long coat. Looks like there's some buttons up here, the collar that they spoke about. Here is a shorter, much more business-like version. That's interesting that you could have this look as well as this look in one pattern. That's fun. That's pretty. Here she is again. It does look like it's lined. Big vent in the back. Right, loose fitting lined coat has collar, side pockets, thread loops and belt. B and C have a back vent. Our lined and detachable collar D has elastic hoops. So it looks like it there might be like some buttons along the collar and that's what it attaches to. What is this? Is that the collar? Okay, that's interesting looking picture. All right, yeah. It's like a long extended blazer without a ton of that shaping that blazers can have. I don't know. It's okay to me. I don't have the longer length. I prefer this one. I'd like to know more about how this attaches though because that could be really cool. At least to learn how to do that and apply it to a coat body that you really love. Wool blends, wool flannel tweeds, brocades, faux fur and lining fabrics. Buttons, yeah. So it looks like there's going to be like buttons around the collar somehow, somewhere. And then on this fur piece, there's elastic loops and those two things hook into each other somehow. Okay, shoulder pads, sleeve heads. So they do a good job of building, you know, tailoring the shoulders of the jacket really well, even though there's not a lot of design style lines in the bottom half, you know? All right. And then here's your fabric requirements. Yeah, the long one needs a lot of fabric. Yep. And then no helpful finish garment measurements. Okay. Here is a little bodycon dress 7999. Close fitting pullover dresses have sleeve variations and stitched hem. A has a collar. B has a neckband and side slit. And C has a collar and back slit. Well, she looks like a million bucks. Here's your little turtleneck. I'm assuming that's the collar or neckband. I don't know the difference. A little sweater knit there. Oh, this must be the neckband. There's gotta be two collars. Excuse me. Okay, so B, neckband and side slit. A has a collar and a shorter and then C has the same collar and a back slit instead of a side slit. I wish we could see that.  Two way stretch 50% stretch. That's a lot. Not a lot. Like just on the scale of stretch 50% requirement is more than not. Rib knit, jersey, interlock, velvet knits. And then the alphanumeric sizing. You need seam binding. Quite a bit of fabric, considering it's so form fitting. All right. There you go. Pretty straightforward though. I mean, nothing that spectacular about it. So, oh my. Okay. 7995. Wow. Loose fitting dresses have collar and sleeve variations. C has a contrast collar, ruffles and a flounce. Okay. Let me start by saying... Let me start by saying, I don't hate the design. This fabric is bonkers. Like I get that they weren't going for like holiday, New Year's party dress. Oh God. It's just a lot. It's a lot. Okay. Then we have like the springtime version, I guess. Daytime version at the very least with a little halter top, halter neckline, and a couple flounces. No sleeves, obviously. Here's one. This is interesting with a little opening here. One solid color though. I mean, it's cool. Probably too cool for me, especially in those fabrics. But I don't, I truly, truly, I don't hate it. You just got to get past the fabrics. Okay. So here's the cute little daytime, springtime, summertime version. This one's pretty much year round, I feel like. Um, certainly could be cute right now and the weather we have now. And then here is the version with everything. It has the collar, the sleeves, the flounces on the sleeves, the flounces on the dress. Like it's, it's everywhere. It's got everything. So, but these two versions are very, every day appropriate. Even this version out of one of these fabrics would have been really, really cool. I just think it's all of the stuff plus all of the fabric and it's like, oh, I don't know what to look at. I don't know what's happening. But it is really cool. It's got a definite little 80s vibe to it. I'm here for that. So fabrics, crepe, georgette, crepe de chien, charmous. I mean, yes, those would all work. This has got to be some version of like lame or something too. So you're looking for pretty drapey fabrics. All right, no notions.  So what does the back look like then? How does that happen? It ties in the front? No, that makes no sense. I can't not have notions. How do you get in this thing? How do you get in this thing? That's something that's not right about that. Okay, alpha numeric sizing and then here's all your fabric requirements. Look, bust line and hip line measurements. That's nice. This bust line is really all that matters in a dress like this because it's so loose fitting. But nice to see it here. I hope some people are inspired to make that and make some really fun versions. Okay, this is 8021 Mrs. Dress and Belt. Look at this cute little sequin number. Okay, little wrap dress with a tie belt, elasticized sleeve, and like I said, they did it in this stunning all over sequin fabric. Here's another sequin knee version. Oh, no sleeves on that one. Okay. And then, oh, that's pretty. No belt. Not entirely sure how it stays closed. All right, there she is after her party. Super cute. This is fun, right? I could totally see this exact version I'm ready to wear, but costing like $500 or more. Loose fitting, line dresses have two and two links have wrap front with snap closures and side seam pockets. I mean, do you really need side seam pockets in a dress like this? A is sleeveless. A and B have belt with thread loops. B and C have long sleeves with elastic casing at lower edges. C has contrast left front. Yeah, I just don't know how flattering C would be if you need to define a waist. This is not going to do that for you. But the drawing looks cool.  And this is, this is silly. Skip those pockets. You don't need pockets on a dress like this.  That's silly. Okay. Fabric, sequin, novelty fabrics, crepes, velvets. Oh, velvet would be really pretty. And then your lining fabrics. I don't know what this means. Pieces 1995 F. I don't know what that means at all. Two pair snaps and then elastic. Half a numeric sizing again, which is interesting. And then, I mean, not a ton of fabric, especially given that it's a sequin fabric. Those can sometimes be a little bit expensive. And then finished bust and hip measurement. Very roomy bust. Well, very roomy everywhere. There are a lot of people who this is going to be too big for. That's interesting. Well, yeah, it is pretty roomy. So yeah, you really need that belt because this is going to be like a sack on most people. Okay. Next up, Nicole Miller. Ooh, la la. Okay. Very Nicole Miller, right?  So this is a dress that you will learn something on. So we've got all the boning in here. We've got almost like a waist stay type of deal. We've got the bra v separator, which is kind of like underwire, but in this little shape here. Yeah, there's a lock going on inside this guy, which is nice because that means it's going to produce a really beautiful well made dress in the end. I like that. That excites me. And the design of it, I like too. I don't typically wear sleeveless off the shoulder type of things. Just I don't love being that exposed personally, but like I said, you'll learn a lot from making this. That's for sure. I want to know more about this hemline. Yeah, it's just like kind of asymmetrical. I don't even know if that's not right. It's just longer in the middle, which is interesting. You've got true cuffs. You've got pretty shaping here with this seam, center back zip. Yeah, most of the work is happening here though. That would be fun to make. Sheer saw. I've never seen that before. Giorgette, chiffon, burnout velvet, lining fabrics, and then you need a treco for your foundation, which is what the boning and everything is sewn to. So you're basically kind of like making a corset, and then you're building the dress around that. So yeah, here's all of the, all of the notions that you need. And then here's your sizing. Finished bust, finished hip. Thank you very much. Yeah, this is more like what I'm used to with my fit and flare dresses. I really appreciate that they didn't give us a simple design. I think that's one thing we have all been constantly saying almost this whole year about the big four is that everything was just too basic, too much for the beginner sewer. And like the rest of us are just like bored. Great for those of you that are just getting into sewing, but for the rest of us like, you know, come on, give us something. So I really appreciate that they chose a design that is this, you know, so much goes into making it.  I have a special affinity for the learn to sew for funds now that I've done the two sew-alongs. I really, really do appreciate them for what they are. And I love both of the dresses that I made. So there's something to say for that. But this is a lined dress, which is neither, yeah, neither of the ones we've done so far have been lined with a fitted bodice center back invisible zipper. Neither what we've done has had any zippers either and skirt variations sleeveless. And then there's a three-quarter sleeve with a flounce and then see has a lace overlay. So this is actually a nice progression from the other two dresses that we've sewn together. Seeing as this one is lined and has an invisible zipper. So the first dress had like no sleeves, no closures, not fitted anywhere. The second one was fitted in the bodice, made from a knit, had sleeves. Now this one is woven, fitted, lined and has a closure. So you can see the progression there. Really cute kind of basic skater design. You can make this out of a gajillion different fabrics and it'll look stunning in all of them. Here is the version she has on, but with a wider fuller skirt. Cute. I even like this little trumpet skirt, which totally isn't like me, but I do like this one. So learn to sew a lined dress, learn to sew with lace, learn to insert an invisible zipper. That's really cool. That's really great. You would have a really, really nice garment at the end. Oh, it even has little shoulder darts. That's nice. You don't see that very often, but it's like once you learn to make one dart, just make all the other darts. So there's that. The flounce would be interesting for you guys. And then here's the lace version. That's fun. These are always so inspiring to me, even though they're a little bit basic. I don't know. They're still fun to sew. Learn to sew for fun. Okay. Oh, yardage, crepes, cotton blends, satin wool blends. You can also do the lace and lining, but like I said, I mean, you could pretty much pick any fabric out of your stash and make one of these versions. Not all of them are going to be suitable for a skirt like this and not all more suitable for a skirt like that, but you'd be able to pick one of these designs and have a stunning little dress. So you need your zipper and a hook and eye. And then the sizing is 8 to 16 and then 18 to 24. So a bit of an extended size range on this. You need just a little bit of fabric, probably two yards for everybody. You know how you can squeeze out. There's always, I feel like a little bit extra. This one, yeah, goes closer to three for B because as a skirt, yeah, the wider the skirt, the obviously the more fabric you will need. And then, yeah. So then here's your finished bust and your finished hip for the fitted version and then the fuller skirt. This is great. Three patterns in a row with those finished garment measurements. Thank you. I mean, the hip would be nice. I mean, the waist would be nice too, but I'll take what I can get. Okay, fun. That one's cute. All right, here's another learn to sew for fun. Look how cute this one is. Okay, close fitting through bust with elasticized neckline and sleeve variations. Okay, an elasticized neckline. I don't know what they mean about that, but this design is so cute. Very 90s. You know, remember all those like Courtney Love dresses. Oh, there it is with a sleeve. And that looks more like top stitching than elastic to me. Is that elastic? I don't know. That might not be right. Learn to sew with velvet knits, aka the lower. Learn to insert elastic at neck, I don't even know what that means elastic at neckline. Learn to sew a narrow hem. Okay. Yeah, they're making it seem like there's elastic here. What's the point of that? Just to keep it really close to your body? Man, all right. So 35% stretch, velvet knits, cotton knits interlock is still pull on. So they're teaching you about velvet and elastic and a narrow hem, which you guys already know the narrow hem. If you've done my sew alongs. Okay, six to 14 and then 14 to 22. Yeah, you barely need two yards of fabric for any of the views. And then just the width and length measurements. Yeah, I don't know so much about, I mean, the design's really cute. But I don't get the elastic at the neckline at all. You can't even see it in there. What's the point? I mean, it's not like creating any gathers or ruching or anything. You know what I want to see? Yeah, let's look at a view without her arm up. I mean, just fits well. Oh, look at her little tattoos. I wonder if those are meant to be like cross stitches. That would be so interesting if she was a maker. Anyways, yeah, I don't know. I don't understand that, but I don't hate it. And it's a super cute velvet dress for sure. Okay, next up, we've got this skirt, Mrs. Skirts, very loose fitting eight gore skirt has raised waistline center back zipper and stitched hem. A has contrast panels and C has a front bow and knot. So here's what gores are. They're basically these long panels, narrow at the top and then get wider at the bottom to create this humongous flair. Here's another version. I think that must be longer maybe. And then here's this wrappy, sashy thing. I don't know about that. And I love a bow. And then there's the invisible zipper. It goes a little too low, in my opinion. Okay, there you have it. So we can either do the contrast. I think this is just all one. And then maybe this is, oh, they're all the same length. Oh, okay, they're all the same length. This one just has the bow and this one doesn't. Cotton blends, faux leather. Oh, that's a lot of skirt for faux leather. Wool blends, denim. I think Ankara would be really pretty. One zipper hook and I six to 14 and a 14 to 22 on the sizing. And then yeah, you need a little more than two yards, almost three, if you want to do that belt thing. So that's a lot. It's a lot of fabric. But you can make a really beautiful version for sure, especially they're going for like a holiday party look thing here. And I'm glad that they did not make the skirt in black, because that's probably instinctually what they wanted to do. But you just can't, black is just not photographed very well. So I'm glad that they didn't do that.  I think you can picture like a really cute holiday skirt. The length too. Okay, now we've got a jumpsuit that I'm pretty sure is knit. Yeah, very loose fitting pull on romper and jumpsuit have elastic waist, neckline, side pockets and sleeve variations. A has narrow hems, B has stitched gems and C has cuffs. Okay. Again, remember how I just said black is hard to photograph? This is, this is an example. So this is the elastic neckline that I was picturing whenever the Learn to Sew for Fun when mentioned that, where it like actually pulls up into a gather. But it looks like a little raglan sleeve situation, elasticized waist. My favorite kind of pocket, the scoopy pocket. And then stitched him. Here is shorts. And off the shoulder, which all of these might do that.  I don't think this is a separate pattern piece or anything like that. Oh, look, one on one off. So there, I mean, she looks, this is a very well styled outfit. They're really making this work. There could be a lot of ways to style this where she'd look a hot mess. So I appreciate the effort on the styling. Here is like a casual version, which looks a little bit more like I wore my pajamas to the grocery store. But this looks great, like very intentional. Yep. So there you have it. I really want to like this. I want this to work. I think it comes down to fabrication, 1,000%. Not just like the type of fabric, but your print and your intention behind where you're going to wear it. Do you want it for daytime? Do you want it for nighttime? And then picking a fabric that works for that. So here are our line drawings and yardage, 35% stretch, jersey, cotton, knit, interlock. Yeah, they didn't mention blower, but that's what she's wearing. Then you need a ton of elastic for your neckline, your waistline, your wrists. And then here's the fabric requirements and alphanumeric sizing. All right, cute concept for sure. All right, now we've got a top. Loose fitting pullover top has drop shoulder, neckline, and sleeve variations curved him. So this is a lot of what we've already seen. More drop shoulders, more, you know, rag, not raglan, but doleman sleeves. Wow. Well, I wish she weren't covering. Well, here she's not covering. Yeah, it almost looks too small for her. Am I right? Like right here, it was a little tight, especially for a loose fitting, right? I mean, it's definitely loose fitting up here. I don't know, maybe they were trying too hard on the starry evening.  But my party, you can wear sneakers.  But looking at the design itself, I'm also not super impressed. It's just a little batwing top, which we've seen a thousand times this year. Moderate stretch knits, jersey cotton knits and interlock, alphanumeric sizing, no notions. And yeah, you need kind of a lot of fabric just for a top, which is why I think I don't like, I don't make tops a lot. Because I'm like, if I need this much fabric for a top, then I just want to make a dress. Now I don't have to think about pants or what I'm going to wear it with or anything. All right, 8025 is, wow, a velvet color block. That's fun. Close fitting pullover tops have wrap front with left side gathers, which y'all know I love. The side gathers creates a beautiful little like camouflage for any tummy issues you might be having. Slee variations and narrow hems. C has contrast left front and left sleeve. Okay, it's a little like very close to gymnast, very close to a figure skater. This version's really sweet. I like that a lot. Yep, that looks good. Well, I mean, that's cute with the shoes. Now you're changing my mind. It's cute. I like this one a lot. I like, I don't know that I would make it out of the velvet, but I don't hate the color blocking and the design is really cute. In short sleeve or long sleeve. So it's, yeah, it's for knits. So that would be, you know, the lower jersey, cotton knits, interlock, the double brush poly that we all probably used for the last learn to sew for fun. Sew along, no notions, alphanumeric sizing, and then, well, golly gee, you need a whole yard of fabric just for the sleeve and this little panel. But yeah, it wraps under. So yeah, okay, I get it. It makes sense. It takes a lot more fabric to do color blocking by almost a whole other yard. And then your finished bust measurements. Appreciate that. Cute. Next up, is this it? Yeah, we've got four more. That's a cute fabric. Okay, we're not buying the fabric. We're buying the patterns. So very loose fitting pullover tops have front and back yolks, gathers and two piece sleeves with link variations. A and B have ruffles and sleeves with bias tape casing and elastic. B has contrast sleeve and side panels. C has gathered and elasticized sleeves. Okay, so it looks like this must be the, what are they talking, gathers? So they're calling them ruffles. Ruffles gathers out of self fabric, I'm guessing, too. Okay, that version's kind of fun. I don't, I mean, this is using, I think, a brocade or a jacquard or something like that. And so all these little ruffles are very stiff. This to me feels lightweight, drapey. Here it is, without any frills. I like this little gather here. That's pretty gathered on the sleeve cap as well. Yeah, this is a really cute top. I don't get this version. I don't get the styling here. I don't get any of what's happening. It almost is like, we have this scrap fabric, let's just make it out of that. You know what I mean? It feels like an odd choice. Unless, again, they were really pushing for the holiday thing and wanted something shiny and kind of maybe going for a gold-ish look. I don't know. Yeah, the drawings really, this is one of the few times where I feel like the drawings don't do it justice. It actually looks better made up than it does in the drawing. But this is like the mixed prints. Exactly what I did for the Stylemaker Fabrics tour. So you could definitely grab some of those rayons that I used for that and use them here. I wonder if I have enough scraps. I do have quite a bit. That's got my mind going. Okay. Cotton blend, shally lawn, crepe to sheen. And then you need bias tape, elastic, and seam binding. A and B, ruffles and sleeves with bias tape casing. Slave with bias tape. Oh, on the inside. That's what your elastic runs through bias tape. Okay. Okay. Okay. I get it now. All right. And then here's your fabric requirements. Okay. And then finished bust line. Very roomy all around. So I'm not sure that those finished measurements make a ton of difference. But it's cute. I like this one. All right. Now we've got a button front shirt with little drawstring-y things. Close fitting top. Princess seams. And two links have collar. Collar band. Front yoke. Two piece pleated sleeve. Two piece pleated sleeve. Front, there we go. Front band, snap closures, top stitching details. A has contrast sections and grommets with drawstrings. And B has casings and drawstrings. Okay. Let's look at this a little bit closer. Two piece pleated sleeve. I'm having a hard time understanding what that means.  Where is it pleated? What do we think about this?  I mean, I guess it's kind of coolish. I could probably go either way with those. Maybe I wish that this part weren't so long. See how it's like they had to unbutton it because it was pulling it tight? So maybe if the whole shirt was shorter and then you did this so that these pulled up to your high hip and not your low hip, maybe I would like that better. Oh, well, they didn't even show the back of that one. Well, that's unfortunate. Okay. So there's also this version that has this like lattice work.  No idea unless they're referring to this pleat, but that has more to do with the cuff. So, and then here's a regular version. All right. Yeah, it's an interesting take on kind of a standard design. You know, if someone were tasked with a challenge of, hey, take a traditional button down and make it more modern. This would be a good way to do that. Okay. Cotton Blends, Shambray, Gingham, Flannel, obviously, Shirting, all of that. Ten grommets. That's for the lace up thing. 15 four part metal snaps instead of buttons. And then B and C have one extra snap. 6 to 14 and 14 to 22 on the sizing. And then here's your fabric requirements. This takes about a whole half a yard more. B does. Which one's B? The one she's wearing? Yeah, I guess for these things.  Very good. Now we've got, oh, after posting my sewing fail on Monday, we've got another similar type of dress, right? Where it's made from like a stable knit, should be close fitting to the body and has an interesting neckline. This is a Nancy Zieman pattern. Close fitting dress has princess seams with front hidden pockets and stitched hems. I would want to know is the pocket, like can your hand go straight through? Is the pocket bag a rectangle? If so, two thumbs up. If not, and these are like separate pocket bags, hard pass. Okay. Collar with casings, elastic cord and stopper. And then B has a hood. So this is very, this is a lot more athletic feeling to me than the one I was trying to make, but both similar ideas. You don't know what I'm talking about. Go back to Monday's video. I think the captions or the title something like, is this a sewing fail? So yeah, she's running around doing some things, trying to be comfortable and warm. But she has a very A-line skirt. Whoa. That's a whole different look without the leggings. Well, short. So athletic knits, interlock, cotton knit and ponty. I have a feeling that both of these are ponty. I'm not totally sure about that as a choice, but I can't totally think of anything else that would have been better. I guess if you're going with the, you know, French terry or sweatshirt fleece or something like that maybe. And ponty doesn't have 35% stretch cross green FYI. So keep that in mind. Okay. Interfacing elastic cord and drawstrings stopper, alphanumeric sizing. Ah, yeah. Two and a half yards of fabric. And then finished garment measurements. This one, I feel like where the, remember I told you guys the other one, I had to like take in six inches on the waist and you guys all thought that it was still too big. This one would be closer because I would fall, I would grade between a medium and a large here. I think if my memory serves me right on my hip measurement. So I feel like on that other one, I was trying to grade between like three or four sizes, which is probably where I went wrong. So that's fun. Cute and fun. All right. Finally, we've got a little jacket. They're going for the teddy bear fur, teddy bear, shirling, whatever it is. Line jacket has yolk details, elasticized lower edge and sleeves and center front exposed zipper, contrast yoke, collar and aligned hood are your options. Yeah, this is 80s with this V. Doesn't it? Oh shoot. Who's the indie pattern company that starts with P? I want to say paprika, but I know that's not right. Paper or something maybe. Gosh, my memory is just really weird sometimes. Anyway, don't they have like a sweatshirt or something like this? Well, that's just definitely trying to just be the 80s now. Yep. And then this very trendy fabric. This I can't tell. Is that sewn in like that or is that how the fabric came? I think it's sewn on like that. That's kind of cool. Yeah, there she is. But um, yeah, you get some windbreaker material. You're like ready for the 80s party like in no time. Fleece, cuddle, fleece, velour, interlock. Okay, lining lining. Oh, it's lined. That's weird. I don't need it to be lined. Not with these fabrics. Not when you could just surge all the insides. All right, elastic separating zipper, zipper top stops. What are zipper top stops? I don't even know. Alphanumeric sizing and then here's your fabric requirements. Finish bust and hip. So depending on how loose fitting you wanted it to be. All right, there we have it. That is going to get us through the McCall's Winter Holiday 2019. I quite enjoyed this. What did you guys think? Let me see if I can pull out some of the ones that I loved. This one, first of all, I was already contemplating making that sequin jumpsuit from Simplicities, but this would give that a run for its money for sure. This learned to sew for fun again. Warms my heart. Some other version of this is great. This is nice for those of you who are looking for an actual project. Cute little design here. This one again has potential. This one could make a really great holiday. Yeah, I liked that top. This I think was the only one where I was like, I don't think so. This sort of, but I did love this one too, just not that particular version. So yeah, there are a lot of really great things in the collection this season. I'm curious to know what you guys think, especially those of you that have been commenting on how basic everything has been. I feel like that's one thing that we might not be able to say about this one. I don't feel like this is super basic. I really feel like there are some interesting design things going on here with this collection, but let me know what you think in the comment section below, and I will see you all back here very soon. Thanks for watching. Bye!


I don't know why I love San Giovese so much I mean I get I think there's a couple reasons when I was in graduate school and I was just getting into wine I took a backpacking trip to Europe and we were in Luka in the walled city of Tuscany and I remember friends I were broke graduate students so what do we do we ordered a liter of house wine and I can just remember we're in Tuscany it must have been San Giovese just putting my face in the carafe and smelling it for about five minutes San Giovese is one of my favorite red grapes in the world I like it in all forms and all different parts of Tuscany you know the more famous regions Canty Classico, Brunello di Montalcino but there's a lot of regions I think that are underappreciated that make fantastic wines and vino nobile is one of them and we have two here to taste today I know the Avonio Nessie farms biodynamically I think El Conventino does both these wines are from 2016 which I think is a tremendous vintage in Italy in Tuscany and all of Italy and a lot of places in Europe and I would advise people to buy a lot of reds and whites for that matter from 2016 from Italy for all price points I don't think that you can go wrong the Il Conventino is it's got that just that touch of rusticity I love it's very clean wine but still it's got a touch of rusticity get a lot of leather lots of leather you know tobacco but those kind of basalmic notes not vinegar but basalmic notes sour cherry as well this wine has real nice tarp sour cherry raspberry red fruit notes and it just burst with acidity and had these chewy tans that I love about San Giovese it's not a big modern wine it's really classic San Giovese you know the village of multiple Chiano is actually quite close to Montalcino where they make the more famous Brunello do Montalcino it's not it's pretty much on the same latitude wise it's just a little bit further east I know the wines want to be kind of more like Montalcino and stuff I think it's a nice medium between Chianti Classico and kind of get still get those earthy tobacco mineral notes and the bigger fruit Brunello it's somewhere in between and there's nothing wrong with having your own style having a nacy this is the 2016 I haven't had other you know no bilés in a couple years I'm really excited to see how this comes out mmm this one's a little bit make a little more brighter a little more fruitier maybe shows a little bit more wood smells maybe a little bit more modern but that's not a bad thing by any stretch on the palate so comes back classic San Giovese classic sour cherry tart red fruit for our tart red forest fruits both these wines you get a nice breaking red in color you can tell they're true San Giovese you can see your fingers through them avanacea is a hundred percent San Giovese Il Conventino has some canyonello and colorino in it as well mmm both just outstanding food outstanding wines to drink by themselves or with food with pastas these this stuff can be great braised meat oh just wonderful stuff I know I'm not the best-looking guy in the world but you know when I drink San Giovese I feel sexy hello thanks for watching hey you made it to the end make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel click the bell so you know when new videos are out if you like content like this check out our Patreon page where you get some behind-the-scenes exclusive content thanks for watching cheers


The host telling them they finna put cash money on, but they forgot that we were supposed to go on next. What the deal do we all read out there, baby? Boo! Ha! Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101. Big Sean.  Big Sean just stole the ring. That was the second best thing I even said. I'ma tell you the first thing later. I'ma do that. That's my boy. You watch it. Do we ever come back to Detroit? Have you seen that nigga? Yeah, I talked to Big Sean on FaceTime. That nigga on the picture right there. I saw that nigga up there in Vegas at the Magic. I talked to Big Sean on FaceTime through my boy Wine. Wine and Big Sean really close. You know what I'm saying? They cool. When Big Sean was getting started, Street Learn Wine was letting him record in the studio. So they really close. Wine put him on the file, talked to him on FaceTime. He's in the city. Like he worked with all the Detroit artists. He got records with him. He actually performed on Thanksgiving at the halftime of the Lions game. So yeah, he ripped Detroit to the fullest. That's dope. You know, literally, but he spent time there. He's supporting the movement. He's supporting people what's going on. So shout out to Big Sean. Shout out to T. Grizzly. Shout out to everybody in Detroit who was doing that thing. It's more supportive today than it was 20 years ago. How did you link up with Birdman when you say you did stuff with Baby? He came in town and we paid him to do a record. How was that? You know, y'all had a guap. So y'all, he came in like, I'm brrr, brrr, brrr, brrr. He came in, he did his thing. He did his verse. He did his verse. No, he was cool. Like we did like some tour stuff with Cash Money on one thing. We did different shows with him. So it was love. Like, did he pay? No, he didn't pay us. Like we was done. Y'all had your own marketing strategy and all that. Yeah, yep. I remember the worst show that we probably ever did. We did a show in Atlanta with Cash Money, right? This is right when they was popping. This is right when Bling Bling came out. We was at the atrium, man. Man, that was in 1998 or something, but dammit, boy. We had the atrium and we performed at the atrium. So the crowd went crazy because they won't cash money. This one Bling Bling came out and so the host telling them they finna put Cash Money on. But they forgot that we were supposed to go on next. What do you think we all read out there, man? Boo!  So, I'm actually a Big Bird Man fan. Love what he done over there. All the people who would be crying about the money millionaires. It's crazy to me. Everybody getting money over there. These guys didn't came from nothing to something, man. They should be very proud of that whole operation that they done. Big Bird Man did big things in music, bigger than people give him credit for. He could have had the biggest acts of music for a long time from Little Wayne to Drake to Nicky to Juvenile. He been rockin' for a long time and been consistent to slip. Young Doug, he been doing this thing like. Yeah, I know. Big Bird Man, he been doing this thing, man. Pats off to that guy. Anybody who'll give him his flowers, they just bein' me. Hey, man. He even spend time with YB. He done did. You know that? He always get everybody. I was with Doreas, him and Doreas. He always get young dudes the right hand of fellowship in the South for sure. And he was like, I don't know, I don't know. I don't know, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know the South for sure. And I know that, cause you see it. And, you know, we got a couple of people down here. Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101.


Hi, my name is Matae Jones. Welcome to the your home life tour of Walton Hall. So today we're going to tour all of Walton Hall. We're going to start outside today with all the things that are surrounding it. Again, I'm Matae Jones. I'm a senior here at the University of Arkansas. So I'm going to my last and final year. So excited to get this fall started and for you all to be here with me. So across the street from Walton Hall, we're going to have Barnes Hill Arena and then the also important Razorback Stadium. So you'll be super close when games start. Football season is right around the corner. You'll have a prime spot to get there early on Saturday morning. And then when volleyball starts up, you'll be right here. You can run on down and go join the fun. They have lots of gifts, like prizes there. So it's always really fun to go to volleyball, gymnastics, all the things that are held there. The stadium drive is really such a great street to be on your convenient, close to campus. You got the fraternity houses on the street too. So you can always pop over, stay high at the friends. It's a really great place to be. And also we have the hyper, which is our gymnasium performance center. So if you want to go work out, you're a two to five minutes away depending on where you live in Walton. Yeah. So this is Athletics Road. And now I'm going to introduce the person behind the camera. It's going to be Courtney. Yeah. Hello. Hey guys. My name is Courtney. I'm also a student here at the University of Arkansas. I'm about to begin my sophomore year as a nursing major. I'm sorry. So yeah, I'm from Fayetteville. If you guys have any questions, I'll be behind the camera today. I'll be reading your comments and we will be sure to answer all of those for you guys. She's from Fayetteville, and I'm from the great state of Texas. So first go to Texas. So if you guys will just know where you guys are from and if it's Texas, hey. So I guess we'll go inside now and we'll get started on my tour. We're going to start here in the great room. It's really a great space to hang out with friends, pop to the common spaces. You can, there's going to be a TV put up. They're in the process, but it's a great lounge space to hang out in. You can probably watch games in here, movie nights, game nights. I know lots of programming is going to happen in this room because it's a great space to accommodate large groups.  A lot of our Greek life fraternities and sororities who don't have houses are housed here in Walton Hall. So you'll be close to each other. You'll have a great space to meet and hang out together. Yeah, there you go. I can play ping pong table. My arch nemesis. I can not play ping pong table in my life. Pouches, tables, lots of plugs. So you can plug in your computers if you're working down here. I cannot figure out the name of this game to save my life. So if you're watching and you know what this game is, please let us know. Because we were trying to remember what it's called. We're really curious. I know it has the little pucks in the sand. I just don't know what it's called. But yeah. So if you have any questions again, let us know and we'll try to answer those for you. We're gonna be looking at what's called North Walton Hall and South Walden Hall today. So we're currently in the south side of the building. So these are gonna have a big, great room, different laundry rooms. We got it. And it's all connected so you can get to the other side. Though admittedly the layout of Walton takes a little bit of getting used to. Yes, it does. It's a common bathroom so if you're down here in the great hall, you don't have to run all the way back to your room. It's right here. Convenience. And you and Forty both did rush, is that right?  Yes, we're both trying to Greek life. I did a different process, but. So I hear the spaces used a lot for that kind of thing. Yes, if you're part of the panel of the council, they spend a lot of time here at the beginning when you guys first get here. And so you'll be familiar with this hall by the end. So this is an exit so if you're trying to get to class, you can pop right out, you have the stairs. It's a great trail to be like running. We're just like walking. It's a great place to go for a little walk by yourself or with your friends. And then Bear Ridesway, we do have the Fayetteville, or the Northwest Darken South Greenway. Here, if you're from another state, you may not know that we have a trail, a multi-use trail that goes about 50 plus miles from Fayetteville all the way up to Benton County, of Bentonville. So bring your bike, walk it, do whatever. Okay, so this is gonna be a laundry room that's here in Walton Hall. You're going to have four dryers and three washers. And then there's gonna be like a folding area, some tables if you're trying to sit down here and do homework, but that's not necessary because there's apps that you can download that's gonna let you know when your laundry's done, when the machine is free, so you don't have to set up shop down here. You can come down here, put your laundry in, and then go back up to your room. And so the app is called Laundry Alert. It's right around the wall. It'll tell you how to do it, how to download it, how to use it. You can also find more information at movein.urf.edu. Housing.urf.edu. Housing.urf.edu. Forward slash laundry. Yes, housing.urf.edu. Forward slash laundry. To find more information about it. Yeah, so you've already paid for these laundry machines and your student fees when you apply for housing. So you don't have to bring like quarters to use it, just bring your laundry detergent, put your laundry in, use it, go back up to your room, come back down. Tie, bounce, whatever you want. I think they recommend that you use the tied pods, those kind of things. So they're just easier to use and leaves less of a mess because this is a common space, so everyone has to use it.  You were in R.A. weren't you? I was, I was in R.A. for the past two years. I was in Maple Hill South, which we'll get to later on for any of the U.R. home life tour. I think we'll actually tour east instead of south with those three buildings over there. And there are multiple laundry rooms throughout Walton. I think there should be at least a couple on each floor or throughout the building. So that you don't have to, if this one's full, there's another one that you can go to to find a space to use. So we're looking for rooms, we'll come down here. Does anyone have any questions? Yeah, feel free to ask anything and you can ask us to take measurements while we're in the room, so. And it's here on Walton South. The configuration is more of like a traditional where you have bathrooms that are community and then you have a room, but they're all singles in here. So they're all single rooms. So we'll take a look at the community bathroom over the side of the hall. So when you come in, there's going to be two sinks, two toilets, and then two shower areas. Now these are really nice shower areas because you have the door. You can walk in, you can put your stuff down, hang up your rack or your shower caddy.  Shower shoes are important if you're in a common bathroom. And then showers are really nice size. You can stretch out, I promise. But yeah, and so you have a whole area to get dressed, get everything figured out, and then hop right out into your room. Awesome, yeah. They're clean for you, so you don't have to clean these bathrooms, which for people like me, that's the best thing. So, yeah. Our bathrooms are cleaned twice a day by professional staff. So if you do have a community bathroom, it's gotta be clean. Yeah, you don't have to worry about it. You don't have to write toilet paper unless you just like, stippering that yourself. But you don't have to. There's a lot of special toilet paper there when you get that. So we'll go into a south side room, right over here. So if you're in Walton Hill, south side 133, this is your room. This is a south side room. You're gonna get carpet, which is really nice because not all these buildings have carpet. So you don't have to have a cold feet when you step out your bed in the morning. So true, yeah. The bed, they'll have a little night table, the closet, and then a set of drawers, a desk, and then another set of drawers and a little whole thing area. But yeah, you can have a window, the air conditioning. Looks like there's a rack too here and all that. And then you have a rack to hang your towel on so that you can dry properly. So you don't have all the white towel mess. And all these rooms do have cable in them. They got a cable system a couple of years back. It's really nice to get HBO, all the HBOs, which is really nice if you're like me. I love Game of Thrones, so that was really nice to do the watch on. Yeah, so you'll have all the cords and connective cables for it. I think it's behind something in here. But it's here. Yeah. Yes, and I think you'll have the remote, the cables connect, and then you just plug in your TV, if you bring one in, it's the cable. And all the halls have Wi-Fi, so you'll have plenty of Wi-Fi on tap that's within your fees, so it's all. Wi-Fi, and I think there's ethernet cables if you need to connect. Some rooms have and some do not. Yeah. I think this one's better. This one's over there in the corner for your computer. Yeah. We could go ahead and measure the mattress. Yes, I will. I can hold this in. It's gonna be about 80 inches long, okay. And then, 36 inches wide. You can hold that 36 inches wide? Yes. Okay. And about six inches tall. Right, right. But yeah. There's also a firm and a soft side, since mattress, so if you like a firm or mattress, you can flip it over and you can get the mattress that you want. But yeah. That was a pro tip. I've never heard that before. Yes. It took me a long time to figure that out. I've been on campus for three years and it took me about a year and a half to figure that out. So, nice window. The higher if you go, of course, they'll have a better view, but so close to campus. This is actually the unit behind us and further up to campus, so you're right there. You can get up to class. It's a take two long. And then you're close to all activities, like you said, the stadium, the union, great theater, right there on campus. Great big wall right here that you can decorate however you like. Room for couches if you want. Microwaves and fridges, although you don't have to bring them. You can bring them if you want. We also have a kitchen in this building that we'll show later on, so you don't have to bring those with you. But if you do, there are guidelines on housing.york.edu or movein.york.edu. Now we'll tell you what to do with that, what you can and cannot bring. Yes, yeah. And then I think we'll go ahead and move on into the lobby area and let's see if anyone has any questions about this room. So far so good. The layout for this building, there are different buildings so they're connected kind of strangely, but it's possible to get through. It might take you a little bit, but don't figure out how the bed's smooth about the building. Now we're crossing the boundary from South Walton into to North Walton. This is where they both connect.  So this is where there will be a professional, a hall secretary that can help you with questions during the day. This is also where RAs will be at evenings to answer your questions. So bathroom area, water bottle filter station. We're really big about recycling and being green on this campus. So those are really big things. You don't have to have plastic water bottles you can just fill her up. And Walton actually has a special thing with recycling. We do a recycle media every year between the buildings to see who recycles the most. I think Walton has one for the past three years. So I think they're doing pretty good. This is actually their trophy. There's your recycling stations. And there's the recycle media trophy. I think they're missing just one more plaque for this year. It needs to be added on there. Yeah, they really unite around that principle. But yeah, so we do a big thing during the spring. All the buildings get together and try to recycle as much as possible. So all about being green now. And so also you'll have your mailboxes here. So your small like letters and stuff will come here. But if you're looking for packages, you're gonna get that at Buchanan Drug Hall. Which is real close by, it's not too far, not too hard to get to. But that's where you'll get your packages. And they will email you and let you know when they have a package for you to come pick up, so. But yeah. And then if we come further in, we're gonna get to the kitchen. So this is a really nice kitchen. I think it was updated a couple years ago. They have a full sink, oven, stove, top, microwave, and then a full fridge and freezer.  Cause that's all here for you.  So we get used to space. So if you're trying to study or having a taco night, like me and my friends want to do, you can come in here and cook and eat and be together and just have a great night. Cause sometimes dying off food can get a little tiring. So you can always, you know, pop a pizza in the oven, bake some cookies at night, or have a full-on feast with your friends. Yeah. Variety's the way to go. Yes, definitely. You gotta break out of that routine every once in a while. Can we look at this room in here? No, not yet. Okay, so let's. And so we'll go here. And we'll enter in like another common space to hang out at. So off of the little front lobby, you're gonna have another great room type situation. So you'll have your vending machines that use card, cash, Apple, Android Pay. And so it's really convenient. Late night snacks. You got a hangover and chips. You can come on down here and get some chips. Here's a piano. Do you like takis? I don't. I tried them. I know that's a bad thing and that everyone loves them. I just can't get into them. Takis are kind of hot right now. I was just wondering. No, all my friends love them. I just don't eat them. So we have a big bag at the house and I just found my thing. But yeah. So another TV lounge area, big dining table. We're trying to do a great project. This will be a great place to be. You can all spread out and work together. There's some individual classrooms over here. If you need a little space to get away, you can always come in here, close the door, and get the work done. There's even a whiteboard in here. You're having to write an equation or design something or figure out who's going to do what on your group project. Sit in here and get your work done. I like that front facing hog. Is there an artist's name on there? I don't think so. Probably a past student here. Welcome to improve to the hall. So if you have a great picture, maybe see if your artist will put it up for you. Don't put things up yourself, let your artist do it. But yeah. Anyone have any questions? Not yet. Okay. There's another laundry room on this floor. So if the one on the other side of the building is full, you can always like your laundry up here. Put it over here and get your laundry done while you watch the game or study with your friends. There's someone named Krista watching. So thanks for watching. Welcome to your home life tour of Watton Hall. Yeah, feel free to ask us anything. Yeah, I guess we'll go outside now and head over to the Northside building. This is a great little meeting spot. Maybe you'd like to have tea in the morning, come out here on the balcony, have some tea, do some yoga. If that's your thing, it's not my thing, but our roommate is really into that. She would love it. Sunrise, type yoga? Yes, she's a sunrise, have yoga and tea in the morning, meditate. Gotta get you straight for the day. Yeah, I guess it will. Eating spaces, part of your schoolwork. More cycling. Yes, recycling is big in this building. It's their thing. They're real proud of it. Yes, you can go outside. So on the Northside of the building, you have the outdoors entrances to the race. You can just go in this first room right here to show the Northside, if it's unlocked. Yeah. Let's go around to the other one, over on that side. Okay. Which is right back here. Oh. Because we're still doing some construction there. Yeah, we're doing some renovations for you guys. Which will all be done before you get here. Okay, thank you. So we're headed for the side of the building. So don't take the stairs, there's the elevator. Thank you. So to the right, you're gonna have the union part of the garage, and then behind it, the union and the heart of the campus. So it's real convenient and nice to be here. Coming here, this is a Northside room. So on the Northside, the bathrooms are connected Jack and Jill style to another room. So you'll share one bathroom with one of the persons, which is really nice if you didn't like the whole sharing with the whole floor, because now it's just one person you can talk, you can talk someone on one about how you want to share this bathroom. Right. But you'll have a desk area, and then it's a built-in shelving, great place to get some work done, hang things, stack things in books. It's a good storage place. It's a storage place. The beds are coming in here. What the recognition that was done here was the floors were redone, and then beds were taken out and new beds were coming in. So this is what the cable box looks like. Then we're gonna get to show you guys in the other room. It's really nice. Again, cables included. You're gonna move the furniture around, except for the desk, that's stuck there, but everything else can be moved around when it's brought in. So this is gonna be your bathroom area. Some nice drawers, space, cabinets, sink, a nice towel rack, great mirrors for someone like me. I like all the mirrors in my room, so this will give you space. Awesome. This closet. You're gonna have your closet here. It's a nice, nice closet. You got some shelving up top, some rack space, stuff on the bottom. We had a question, are Jack and Jill bathrooms cleaned the same as the south side? No, they're not. So these Jack and Jill bathrooms, because they're inside your rooms, you'll have to clean them yourself, but at least it's just you and one of the persons. Often there's a clean them over Christmas break. I can't remember if we're cleaning them here over Christmas break, but we do clean them during breaks and some of the holes. Yeah. And so there'll be the toilet here, and then behind the door there's some shelving space to put things, put your stuff down. The shower area. So again, a nice sized shower, all the space that you need, but yes, you will have to clean these bathrooms yourself and also provide the toilet paper and tissue situation. I've had my own bathroom for the past two years and I looked at Maple, and it really wasn't that bad because it's really limited to the amount of people that are using it, so as you can control how dirty it is. So this is the other side for the second roommate. Again, she's seen here is the same, the area over here in the floors, the paint job, and then they have the desk area, the door. So these walls are kind of a single block, so you'll have to use, if you want to hang things up, you'll have to use as well as they go more sturdy. I bet Command X will be good in here. You always have to be careful with the Command X that you use because if you chip paint, it's your fault. Right. We're not responsible for that. So always be careful and try to limit the number that you are using. This hall has to be changed. I'm not sure. I know this is an academic year hall, so this year is now academic year, so it doesn't close during break. So yeah, so we have a couple academic year halls, which means that they do not close during Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring, all those kind of different breaks where the university usually shuts down from campus. This hall will stay open, so you don't have to leave. If you live far away or you just didn't want to go home or had things to do around your variable, you can stay here. You have your window, your door that leads to the side. So now is the perfect time to ask people like us to do any measurements at all. Yes. And we'll hang out for a minute to see if any of those requests come in. If not, then we'll probably have a discussion. Another cool thing about this building is that the full circle full by, no, the Jane B. Full Brights. Ooh, that name.   It's open to everyone who lives in the university ID. It's a variety of next door to this building. It's actually connected.  So because we're trying to really eliminate food and security on this campus, it's a great way to do it. So we had a question about whether or not there's a desk chair and there will be, like we said, they were just renovating in here. So the movable furniture just isn't in the room yet, but they will be putting a chair in, in a bed. So I'll be in a drawer here. Yeah, I'll share some drawers and some space to bring in any furniture you would like.  Pro tip, don't bring all your clothes at once. Try to space them out. So bring a season at a time. So it'll come in the fall.  And then when you go home for fall break or Thanksgiving, you can take the warm clothes home and bring back all the rest of your winter time clothes.  So I can hear the Ozarks probably looking at windbreaker weather until October, really. Yeah, towards fall break. Fall break is really when I switch over my clothing. Yeah. Because after that you have to wait a little bit of time before Thanksgiving rolls around. You can kind of get cold between fall break and Thanksgiving.  So we don't have any more questions right now, but remember that you guys can always comment after we post a video and we will still go back and answer those for you guys. I'm gonna say we. It's actually you. It's me. It's me. It's me. I will be going through answering those, so be back. Feel free. Hope you guys enjoyed this tour of Blanc Hall. Hope you guys have a great day. Can't wait to see you guys in the hall.


Hey everyone, and welcome to yet another video on the Brookly Channel. Today I'm going to be going over Backrooms Level 40, aka Roller Rockin' Pizza. Interesting. If that sounds cool, then stick around for the explanation. And thank you for watching. Let's get into the video. But first, make sure you check out my second channel because if you like me and you want more of me, well there's more of me over there. So now, let's get into the video. Backrooms Level 40 is yet another level that looks like an arcade. Except this time, stuff gets really weird. I'm not going to lie. The actual level has the typical arcade look from the mid-80s, but the games themselves are what make the level crazy. There's also vending machines around and food vendors and areas like that that give out food and drinks, and the food and drinks are not almond water people. I repeat, there is no almond water on this level. There's never been any scene. That's gotta be a first for any level in the backrooms, because what is the backrooms with that almond water? Normally the food's safe to eat, but a lot of it is covered in a really weird green glowing liquid called Starfowler's Universal Sauce. Yeah, I'll get into that in a second. Apparently the sauce can taste like any food ever, but there are some people who have consumed it that have ended up losing their minds and going crazy and thinking they're in some kind of group. I'll get into that later. So eat with caution. Around the level, there are tons of TV stations that play commercials for random objects. These objects are really really weird and they don't really make much sense, but I'm going to read some of the commercials now. The first one says, a new galactic size of adventure and a system-wide selection of tastes. Introducing General Stairflair's Universal Sauce. A whole new world of flavor. The perfect addition for every space cadets' adventures to the stars. Only at Roller Rockin' Pizza, called 40404040, you know, says it over and over again, to get a chance at winning one of the five prizes. Including the one-time General Stairflair's figurine ready for action.  Interesting. And there's more that have a similar style to that, like this one that says, tickets are open to see Mickey playing at Molly's Comedy Club and Bar. Feel free to hang around as long as you'd like. We have a lot of cool stuff planned for you. Just look for the sign and you'll find us. See you at the party. So yeah, none of that really makes any sense. And what makes even less sense is why commercials are playing on a level where there aren't many people. Like, who's the target audience? What are the commercials trying to reach? I don't know. The arcade games themselves actually work here and the games can range from rampage to space invaders, just a whole wide swath. And there's also some games that aren't even from the real world and they don't have a name and they have some really strange properties. It's almost like they got created just for this level. There's one called Yoinkers 2. It's a game where you throw the opponent in a river using a ball, but if you throw the ball hard enough in game, it would literally crack the screen of the arcade machine you're using. So somehow it connects to real life from the game. And that happens a lot with these games that are specific to this level. They have a lot of anomalous properties. There's a game called Topletop that has a character in the game that recognizes if you've played this game before and they'll talk to you. And there's a racing game called The Grand Finale that after 12 rounds, it cuts to a blank screen and it says why. I mean, it's probably best to just avoid these games. I don't know if they're like sentient, but it's creepy. Why would a game have near human intelligence, you know? Some of these games are being played by a weird entity called the Customers, which is kind of like a force or an energy and not necessarily a physical thing, but people who have tried to contact this force have ended up sick and woozy, so. Past this arcade area is a small bowling alley place with the same decorations as where you just were. And the food here has the exact same sauce as before and everything seems to work just like a normal bowling alley. Even further past this alley, there's another place that looks like a bathroom or break room area. It's kind of run down, but it's really creepy and liminal space looking. The further you go into the level is where you find the exit. It's a weird looking exit hallway with a revolving door at the end and that's how you leave the level. There are actually a couple of groups here that have set up shop. Like there's a BNTG group and then there's a group called the Scrambler Outpost.  And then there's the group of crazy people who ate the green sauce and just went off the deep end. Their group is called General Star Flare Space Cadets and they're crazy, so. To enter this level, you can find an arcade machine in level 5 and play it to be sent here or use one of the other entrances listed as a ton. To exit, you can go through that revolving door at the end of the hallway that I was talking about just now to be sent to level 9, 10, or 11. Or you can use one of the other 11 exits listed. Cool. So yeah, that was the Backrooms of a 40. It's probably my favorite arcade level out there, to be honest. Hope you enjoyed it. There's only 10 more levels to go until I have officially covered all of the levels from 13 to 50. I literally can't believe how crazy it's been. Hopefully you've enjoyed it all. Of course, there's going to be other uploads as well after the 50 are done. No worries for that. Tons more content coming. I hope you're hype. It's going to be awesome. The summer is just getting started for real and I thank you all so much for everything. I've got a ton of stuff planned and I hope you're ready for it. Thank you for watching and supporting me and for being amazing and I will see you all in the next video. Peace.


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The the people there have been people in every church where I've served. They've just been fantastic. They've been Supportive of the ministry that I was involved in that I felt called to but supportive of the people around them and I've been inspired just seeing lay folks at work doing good things Got to be involved with adult seek camp and was really inspired by that to see see people adults who were disabled who reached out to help others and They didn't feel disabled because they were able to do things for other folks and just just pure joy and pure love and it was wonderful then worship There have been moments of worship throughout the years that were just Really really incredible where you felt God's presence at work and in people and what we were doing And more powerful as being a worship leader. You don't always get to feel that And so to experience those kinds of things was important and being invited into people's lives To do baptisms to be there when family members passed away To be there and pray To visit folks in the hospital when they knew the the days were short Just being part of their lives. Those were all wonderful wonderful experiences and then working with youth and children To see the delight in children and youth as they discover God's grace in special ways as they get to do things where they get to serve And make a difference in other people's lives. That's been really good for me, too It's easy to talk about being grateful. I'm certainly Perhaps most grateful for the experiences and the opportunities that I've had to serve particularly with the formation of all nations Fellowship which had the motto of Christian by faith Diverse by design because we intended from the first day to be a place that looked like heaven Where there was some of everybody there first a member Person to say I want to be a member was an Anglo woman and the second was an African-American man and there were just Hispanics Asians American Indian some of everybody was there in all the age groups. So that was certainly prime time in my life and then Serving as a district superintendent being the first African-American Female the clergy woman to serve as a district superintendent in the North Texas conference. I'm grateful for that Being an adjunct at Perkins teaching preaching. That was a phenomenal experience and last but not least the st. Luke experience and we know that there are no Perfect churches no perfect people and regardless of what happens in the church council meeting or the staff meeting at st. Luke Worship on Sunday morning. It's just as they say off the chain Everybody's together. It's we're focused on praising God and just being real and authentic Well the opportunity to be a minister itself is very special to me I was Born and reared in the Methodist Church Cradle Methodist as it were And early in my career I Felt a strong call to go into the ministry and at the time For some reason or another or no reason at all I was somewhat overwhelmed at the prospect. I didn't know if I was quite ready for it or not And went off and pursued career in the law and Then much to my surprise The Lord gave me an invitation. I could not refuse And I decided that that would be An opportunity. I would not let go by again And I started that path So just the overwhelming prospect have been given a second chance to Be a minister to have the opportunities that that presents that are so unique to be able to grow and areas that I Didn't realize I had to grow so much more in be faithful to God and true to yourself There will always be expectations some that that other people put on you some that you put on yourself But it's important to stay connected with God and realize what God is really calling you to do Be aware of your calling Pursue your calling God has gifted you each individually and uniquely I would say stay connected and in Communication with the conference leadership Sometimes it's hard to trust the system learn to take care of themselves. I Don't care what endeavor you're in Boundary setting is important And if you don't take care of yourself Nobody else will And if you don't take care of yourself You can't help anybody else. I have a long list of things Continue to serve in the church for one thing I'm pastor at a church that worships every other Sunday now And so that gives me alternate Sundays to go visit friends and worship in their churches And I have a long list of churches. I want to visit and so that's great. I have none Because I don't plan on retiring My retirement will be mandatory by virtue of the discipline of the United Methodist Church I'm plan to continue At first United Methodist Church Richardson serving as an associate pastor in the caring ministry well initially a Little bit of nothing to just take some time to be to be at home To be with my husband. We've been married for 46 years I don't know life without him and to just reconnect because sometimes with ministry You're away from what you love a lot and those you love and so Initially a little bit of nothing then we want to do some travel. I'm sure there's some writing in my future still expect to be available to serve in the conference and to do some mentoring and I love being a Mentor pastor for interns and I expect to do some of that and then to spend a lot of time with my granddaughter have a 13 year old and Being able to be present and go to her track meets and and just have those Conversations or around of some ice cream To do some travel and just be grand because that's what she calls me


Ciao, io sono Davide Gaddi, da Estimale Electronics. Sono il sistema R&D, lavorando sull'applicazione sensorelletica per l'industria 4.0. Oggi vi presento la kit ST-Wing. Un nuovo platform di sviluppo di sviluppo per l'applicazione industriale, come un monitoring base condizionante. La kit ST-Wing viene con i sensori industriali, l'attività via e il software di data logger di alta velocità. Ora andiamo ad aprire il blister per vedere l'elemente. Il kit è composto di una borda, la kit ST-Wing, una piccola batteria lithium, un caso di plastica, con scruzzi da montare e un programma di ST-Wing con questo programma di cable. Andiamo a vedere la borda di ST-Wing. Nel corso di questa piccola 5x5 cm PCB c'è la kit ST-M32 L4+. Un armato Cortex-M4 con capacità di capacità ultralopower. Questa è una modulata di modulamento di low energy e una modulata di modulamento di low energy. Mentre le componenti più importanti di ST-Wing there are the sensors that provide highly reliable and high resolution data. Qui abbiamo 3 accelerometer, una specifica per l'app, l'altra featuring a flat frequency response for liberation monitoring at up to 6 kW e l'altra combines accelerometer and integrates a machine learning core to provide ultralopower integrated processing capabilities. Then we have a magnetometer to measure the magnetic field, environmental sensor to measure temperature, humidity and pressure and two microphones, one digital and one analog that can go up to 80 kHz in the ultrasound range. There are also a few expansion boards that are not part of the main kit but can be plugged in order to add more features. Here we have a Wi-Fi module compatible with ST-Wing and a small plug-in board with a microphone array. We also have the possibility to add cellular connectivity and we will make a dedicated video for that. Today we are going to concentrate on the Bluetooth low energy connectivity and see how to use the preload demo software which is the predictive maintenance function pack. First we need to power on the ST-Wing and we could do that using a battery but the easiest way is just to plug a micro USB cable. The ST-Wing is now waiting for an external connection via Bluetooth so we just need to download the STBLE sensor app that is available for both Android and iOS. Let's open the app, search for nearby devices and click on the name to connect. After a few seconds we are already able to see the data coming through. Now I've prepared this setup with another ST-Wing mounted in its plastic box to perform some vibration analysis. The device is battery powered and is already on so we can connect using the app like we did before. Let's concentrate now on the second page of the app that is for FFT analysis. In this section we can monitor the spectrum of the accelerometer data. It's possible to tune also some parameters both for the sensor and for the algorithm. As you can see here, the board is now processing the data and sending the resulting FFT to the app via Bluetooth. Not in particular is going on right now but if I turn on the motor we can see that other peaks appear in the spectrum. With this setup we can also simulate an imbalanced problem by bringing this magnet close to the rotating wheel. The magnet on the wheel and on the support interacts with each other generating additional vibration that can be easily seen in the spectrum. Here is another nice feature. A set of threshold can be configured in the firmware in order to notify the user whenever something is not right in the machine that is being monitored. As long as the motor is running in normal condition all the parameters are checked to be in range but again, if I move the magnet to close to the wheel the board arises some warnings and alarms depending on the severity of the detected problem. Thanks for watching this first video on the ST-Wing. More will be uploaded in the coming weeks. Be sure to check them out. For more information you can visit ST.com.