Hello, and welcome back to the craft box. My name's Brent and today we're in episode 86 of the Wizard 101 death walkthrough last episode If you haven't checked it out already. We completed The floating lands unfortunately So yeah, we got the submersible parts and now we need to do something with them, but let's find out from Leland What hey now? That's it. I've had it The last thing this place needs is a wizard running wild blasting everything in sight I'm not sure what help you think you can be down here. We're in imminent danger of drowning. Thank you very much You know, it's because of your ilk that we're in trouble Our campsite was attacked by some kind of ghosts ghosts if you want to make yourself useful See if you can find the missing parts to the water pump and fix it do that and we'll talk Yeah, that's a bit Mean I mean I wouldn't blast everything that move down here Maybe a lot of them, but not all of them only the ones you tell me to Because I don't like blasting things that I don't need to Yeah, I see what they mean some ghosts quite a few ghosts. Oh shadow web consts grips. What are they? Oh, who knows not me. Actually, I do but who knows what they are interesting Some art to stuff here. Hello So, yeah, we'll find out what those are soon and no doubt Yeah, we will this is the place where we find out actually what the whole story with this is Finally the whole story of art to is told in this area, which is fantastic Okay all the parts and Let's go and fix the water pump in the osu! Rary. Nope, not quite. We're in this place here pump house small dodgy things X Okay, that was easy peasy Leland Hawkins. Hello What you fixed it, but how are they teaching plumbing 101 there at Wizard City? Very funny one of our biggest problems Is that we're unable to get the Celestian power generator up and running? We are most had it but the Celestian ghosts attacked and took all of the power crystals that the generator needed to run If you're as skilled an electrician as you are a plumber, perhaps you could be of help Track down the Celestian remnants that took our power crystals and get them back Then see if you can restart the generator These defeating collects, I'll be back in just a sec once I've defeated these remnants and collected the power crystals Okay, I am back Now you will have to go outside to throw the lever that activates the generator No, no defeat Pisces Lancer sounds bad That took a while not gonna lie They really didn't want to give them power cores up, but we did it somehow Um, but yeah, let us hit on outside Which is kind of scary because it's like outside But you know, that's fine. Let's hit on in Um, what we're gonna need is probably oh, what's that some feints And one of you probably um, we should be fine. We'll just add another monstrous Are you there touch that and you'll answer to me Okay, here's death. We will need some prison And some of you Oh, we need to yes Okay, let go boy Let's do this They don't have much health, which is good Oh, that's a weakness. Oh, well, that's fine. Okay weakness. That's unfortunate, but you know gotta deal with it Okay, might as well get a prism on quick as Just cause we can no he's blading up about That's gonna hurt Um, yeah, probably won't be needing you. We will play it again Hello Trying to get full health. Hey, I'll wait you're already at it. Okay, that did a bit. Okay and another blade He keeps passing weird.  Probably Wouldn't be surprised spirit blade Still waiting for scarecrow Told you So called that Okay, it didn't kill me but did a lot of damage But At least he's out of pips which could be a bad thing as well because he might chill but you know, that's fine We are going to Both of them boost now. So that's always nice gonna infel Just in case Don't just so we don't fizzle no fizzles here Not the spell we want might as well enchant it Yeah, we'll just keep passing and be like max pips before we know a day 300 Um, finally, thank you Okay, this is gonna do a bit Just as well we have a mad resistance to death And here we go Hopefully that weakness doesn't destroy Pass Okay Not dead unlucky Should have fainted. Oh well. He did he did man. He did He did okay We will writhe because we can do that Okay, there we go JJ Yay, there we go. Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho You saliva You throw the lever and the celestian power generator begins working once more Okay, I don't know where the Allowing was it is so Just gonna check because it could be in here, but I'm not sure Um So let's Just have a look don't think it is but it never know And if it is I'll just come back. I mean, that's fine Oh Well, um, yeah, we'll come back later if it is Don't think it is from memory, but never know Okay, um, let us head on back to Leland did we leave a mark?  Perhaps I've been unfair fresh start then As you know, we're trying to sort out a way through the portal leading to the lunarium the astral school of the moon The portal pieces were scattered throughout the area and most were buried beneath the waves If you'd like to be of further help you could gather them up. I'm no wizard and Confess that I'm afraid to touch them Okay, let us go and collect portal pieces Um, okay, where's I know there's one where we were before Um, not where we were before but like in the same general area Not like before before but like before before before I don't know what I'm saying anymore somewhere Uh I'm down here. Definitely. I mean it's leading us to them. So that's fine That's a spare part Silver chest not quite what we want Portal piece. Hello. Yes, this is where I wanted Right here Okay, we back. We got that last portal piece That's not all of them Judging from what you found. There are at least two missing pieces of the portal Those celestian remnants seem interested in their leader is alaric moonshander. He's in the ossuary If moonshander is willing to speak with you. Maybe he can tell you where the missing pieces are Okay, I'll be back when I'm in the ossuary because that's a long way away. Okay. I am back I sense in you great power. You are not with the expedition or with morganz invaders The celestian wardens have long held the line against the morganzine invaders Even the sea could not quench our fire When the dark queen of the shadow web came to celestia to learn our magic She was sent away by our wizards. She returned to take it and our army met us on the field of battle We were undone by an unreliable ally The storm titan The storm titan pulled celestia beneath the waves Ending the war and hiding celestia from the spiral for once and all eons later We are still locked in a war. We cannot win two warring planets orbiting an ever-burning sun I sense that you wish to learn the secret of celestian magic And that you have been proven worthy. My counterpart among the morganzine forces is carillac night spinner Go and speak to him. He will tell you more Okay Let's go and Talk to him So basically this is where we find out that morganz is the new villain Um So yeah, this is the first time we ever hear Hear her name I'm spoken And we learn what happened to celestia. Basically. It's really basically just a lore area this place Which is cool So yeah, let us Talk to you You are no celestian You must have spoken to alaric moonsounder if you sought to speak with me though we are enemies We respect one another if you seek the lost pieces of the portal stone We can help one another. I do not know where they are, but I can find them But I am unable to aid you without my shadow seeker medallion A magic talisman that lets me find whatever I seek It was cut from around my neck in the midst of battle by alaric moonsunder himself I cannot find it now an ironic fate if you can find and return my shadow seeker medallion I will use it to give you what you seek most Mm-hmm. Let us find the medallion And learn about what We need to do I'll get the portal piece. Sorry. Don't even know what's happening to be honest Oh god, we can put it like right out on the street It's kind of dangerous Don't actually think they can No, they can't even come there, but that's still pretty dangerous Mm-hmm. Okay This is actually a really cool area as well. Um, the lounging lizard is somewhere around here Um, I don't know.   We little Pit We can't go that way. We have to go this way. We're gonna get the um Um Lizard Notches over here somewhere. I believe there's the portal piece No a portal piece not here somewhere around here Don't know exactly of course But it is um Let's find out then It is Or down by the polymorph trainer, which is Not this way. I don't think and this way maybe We're really getting off track He's down here. Yeah, he's down here Here's the other medallion piece There we go And this is the medallion train. Uh, not the medallion train the um polymorph trainer Um Yep, he does things polymorphs aren't really useful, but you know, that's where you can train some If you ever wanted to do that waste some training points. Who knows?    I can't read and listen and learn Keralak's medallion. I remember in the savage dance of battle Striking with my blade and cutting it from his neck. He did not notice but his men did They scrambled for it as if it were gold taking the pieces for the soul I assumed they would return them to their master when the battle was done But they are without honor if you wish to recover keralak night spinners shadow seeker medallion You must claim the pieces from his men okay, so I'm going to end off the episode here and collect this off camera and start next episode Um after we've clicked these so thank you fortune women to leave a like and subscribe and if you've ever subscribed Press the bell so you know exactly when I post another video and remember craft outside the box


Our next guest, Julie Gordon-White, the CEO of the Well for Women Entrepreneurs. Welcome. Hi, Jeff, thanks for catching me here. Absolutely, well thanks for taking a few minutes. So you were a speaker this year. So what was your presentation for the folks at home that you made? Oh, absolutely, I had the pleasure of speaking about how to grow to a million. So I help entrepreneurs grow their businesses to a million and then some people sell for a million or more. So, next question, tips and tricks. What are some of the key things that people need to think about that they want to grow the business to a million? That's kind of that first big hurdle when you get to a million dollar revenue from a business. Right, right, it's challenging just to get to that first million. After that, you can really go. So I really encourage entrepreneurs to think about reoccurring revenue in their business because especially in the beginning, there's a lot of feast and famine of income coming in. You don't know when it's going to come in next. So if you can create reoccurring revenues like maintenance contracts or something that people consume every single month and you can fill it for them over and over. I sold a plant rental business one time. So there's amazing subscription. A plant rental business. Yeah, so people would go and take plants into a corporate office and they would maintain them and then they'd build them every single month or an online subscription-based business which is super hot right now. If you have a product, you can just drop, ship it over and over after people buy it. Even a box industry is really hot right now. Get a box of the month. Right, right, right. So finding a way to build reoccurring revenue in a business is gold-out. Now are most of your clients service businesses or product businesses? Both. So we have a lot of service companies including one or two people who have started it and then product companies also have a lot of food products and fashion lines and things like that. I work with a lot of women entrepreneurs so we tend to get on that side. Okay. So people are like, ah, you know they, what does it take to kind of get over the hump, you know, to kind of take that first thing? What do you tell people? Because I'm sure a lot of people, you know, make a cool food item that people are like, ah, you should make this. How do you help them kind of get over the hump? What does it take to get over the hump? That actually starts this. It started a great question, you know, everybody needs a business plan but I think sometimes when people think business plan, they think about 40, 15 page document to take to a bank. I teach women to start with a one-page plan. Really simple. Understand your vision. Why you're doing what you're doing.  What are you going to use to make your business successful over time? What are the three objectives, you know, that are measurable? How much money are you going to make? How many contacts? You're going to have new clients, maybe things like that. So measurable objectives and then the action steps you need just to get started. You can do it just for a 90 day format. I actually teach a 21 day business plan to really go take a micro step forward but 90 days is great and a one-year one-page plan is fantastic. So that's a busy way to get started. And then what are the classic kind of pitfalls that you're going to call into this? You know, I want to build a business and I want to make it a food product or a food thing I sell. But, you know, I don't have a clue about it. I'm not going to keep track of my expenses beyond maybe my easy, you know, cost of good sold. What are some of the pitfalls that you're going to call into this? Well, that was one of the topics I talked about today in my talk, is that you've got to know your numbers. You have to understand the economic model of your business. You might make a really good thing, cookie, whatever it is, but is it profitable? Retail is a really difficult business to be profitable in. And you might love all the items in your store, but you might start not really enjoying your business if you're not making any money. So understand those numbers. I think in the beginning, which will help in the long run, you just have to think bigger, you know? I think people get nervous about when they start. But just think about a bigger business that you might want to build but start with a really small step. That's a great way to kind of get over that problem. I'm going to be anxious, but I've got something great here. That's why I'm starting it. But just think big and start small. Now, what about partnership? Because there's a lot of discussion about partnership. Partnership could be like a marriage, it could work, it could not work, but at the same time, when you're all by yourself, it can be really difficult. You've got the pressure of the product ads, you've got the pressure of the accounting, you've got the pressure of so many things, you know, suddenly permits and taxes and all kinds of stuff. Wouldn't you kind of advise around kind of the partnership question and also, you know, potentially having somebody who's got a different set of skills than they make for this person? There's kind of two approaches to that. I've sold a lot of businesses where the partnership thing didn't work out so well. It's hard to have two visions that come together. You can also build community. You don't have to give away technique to somebody else to have a partnership. I bring women together using technology online. So we create a community over video through Facebook, so you can create a community so you don't have to feel alone. I heard recently that about 20% of entrepreneurs report that they're lonely because they're starting at their kitchen table and you don't like to put here and into it. And it's hard. So you need to reach out and be a part of the community. And then if you feel like you would do better by having a second person or a third person as a partner, then be formal about it. Have that partnership agreement in place just in case things don't go right. And we say that this is a partnership. This is a partnership. It's on money, not love necessarily. So it's a little harder to get together. So plan ahead to do this. Okay. So another big thing that's changed is, and you mentioned that the community and the direct connection that you can now have with your customers. It's a quick series. You're gonna have that. Oh, that's great. Now via social media, Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, pick your favorite platform. You can connect directly with the customer. How does that change the kind of the total recognition? Level the playing field. Before it used to cost a lot of money to have all of that interaction and feedback tools with customers. Now you can go straight to your customers. I teach them. They're the fish where the fish are. So know where your customers are hanging out. And go there. Get involved, ask questions, serve them right where they are. And then you can really get all that rich information. And it's just so much less expensive to start and grow a good business than it used to be. So use those tools to get the information you need so you can serve what people really are with you. Because the other people are so hard to produce. No matter what you have, how do you get it into stores? How do you get people to get exposed to it? How do you get trial? But now with Amazon and all these other traditional methods, you're no longer gonna walk in there's a lot of ways that you can do this thing. It's just you need to get your stuff out of it. Absolutely. And I think there's a different challenge now because I'm really thinking about the best way to work out it. So you want to choose the one that's gonna get you where you want to go fastest probably. So being really confident about choosing a distribution where before it was just how do I do it? Now it's which challenge should I use? All right, so Julia, I'll give you the last word before we sign off. How can people learn more? They want to grow their business to a million. Sell it for maybe a little bit. Where should they go? Oh, I would love to help there. They can come to growethewill.com. Lots of free resources, courses. I do a 21 day business plan where they're able to stay at noon just so they can try it out and have fun. They can come grow at the well so you can grow to a million in some way self-worth. Self or more than a million? Come on, Julia. All right, Julie Gordon-White. I'm Jeff Frick. We're at the end to it. QuickBooks Connect 2015 at San Jose. San Jose, thank you California. Thanks for watching.


The Senate has stated that it cannot give Nigeria a brand new constitution as demanded by some social, political and cultural organisations in the country, saying the best it could do was to amend the existing one as it currently is doing. In response to this, second republic politician and leader of the southern and middle belt leaders forum, chief guy Iqoku, fought at the Senate on this position saying that the National Assembly has been on an unending constitution amendment exercise since 1999 and that it is part of the Senate plan to buy time ahead of the 2023 general election. Well, let's get to find out because joining me to discuss this is GDO logo, a legal practitioner. Thank you very much, Mr Logan, for joining us. Good evening. Why is it so out of the powers seemingly of the National Assembly to give us a new constitution being that this constitution has been torn apart into different pieces by many legal practitioners, including SANs across the country, saying that what we need is a new constitution and we need to jettison this one. But the National Assembly is hell bent on amending this one. Nine of the Nigerian constitution in 1999 as amended, the only power available to the National Assembly is to amend the existing constitution. And if we are asking for a fresh constitution entirely, then there is also a need to amend section nine of the Nigerian constitution. But in the absence of that, the best we can have now is for them to proceed. But we know also that it is possible to amend the present constitution in a way that gives us almost a brand new constitution. Because what are we talking about here? People are demanding for justice. People are demanding for equity. People are demanding for, you know, fairness. People are demanding for prosperity. People are demanding for unity. The basic elements of having a democratic government, not just that, of having good governance. And if the portions of the constitution that are hindering the manifestation of these expectations are amended, then we may begin to move in the direction of national development. And I use that expression purposefully. I have argued that there is no perfect constitution in any part of the world. What happens is that at least the core provisions of the constitution that will ensure the security and prosperity of the people are implemented and respected. And if this has been the case, for example, if, as we speak now, there are no symptoms of nepotism in Nigeria, we have the dollar rate, for example, is about $109 to $8. The pump price of petroleum is friendly to all. There's no hunger in the line. We don't have the head of farmers' class. We don't have the kidnapping and the banditry. There is peace in the land. There is progress in the land. Who will be debating if they need to amend constitution or to call for a fresh constitution? So for people like us, I think... I think that we lost the connection there with Barstow logo, but let's hope that we can get him back quickly. Barstow logo, can you hear me? So what I'm saying is that what are the foundational forces of the present agitations? If the Godmen can attend to them, then the climate for a new constitution will not be there. We know we've had conditions in the past. It's been amended in the past. But even if we succeed in having a fresh constitution now, and we still have the division in the country, we still have nepotism, we still have poverty in the land, then of what essence is that new constitution? And that is the arguments of us are putting forward. But can we look at implementing what we unite us, what we bring patriotism to the citizens, and what we bring prosperity to the people? If we can do that, then we'll be less bothered about the document called the constitution. So how do we go about getting those things? If many pundits have said that the main problem of this country is the 1999 constitution as amended. So as we are observing all of the constitutional amendments and town hall here or the hearings that we've had in different regions of the country, how certain are we, because the truth is again, how many people are educated enough to understand what sections of the constitution need to be amended and push for it? Yes, we have some legal luminaries in different parts of the country who have attended these hearings. But of course, there are many interests that are being put forward, which is the overall interest of the Nigerian, the common Nigerian in all of these amendments and all of these recommendations. What should be top priority if we must leave with the 1999 constitution as amended? What areas should we be focusing on? Because the unity of this country is most important now more than ever. Beautiful question. Let me take you from two angles. Basically, let's look at section 14, subsection two of the Nigerian constitution in 1999 as amended that says that the security and the welfare of the people should be the primary purpose of government. Let's assume now that in the next three months, we don't have the killings and kidnappings that we experience on the daily basis. We are not, some people are not recommending that the government should sponsor a faction of the bandits to combat another faction of the bandits. And you are not afraid to travel around the country. We have peace in the country. That means the government has delivered on that mandate of security. So who will be clamoring for amendment of the constitution? And I have advised that if you go and study section 14 to section 17 of the constitution, you will see the expectations of the government in how to deliver on good governance. If we have implemented what we have there, 60% Nigeria should be the third most prosperous country in the world. And again, let's look at another scenario. Let's assume that the federal government is overwhelmed with the insecurity in the country, but you devolve power to the states in a way that the governor of a state can raise up his own security apparatus. So to say, because under the present constitution, the general police is answerable to the president of the country to the executive and the governor cannot dictate to the commissioner of police. In fact, you can transfer any commissioner of police at any point in time. And I saw people are calling for state policing. Now let's go to the economy. As we speak now, on those that had the second largest deficit of each man in the whole world, but can on those state manage that resource as she desires? The answer is no. It's on the exclusive legislative list. You talk of the gold in Zanfara, the gold deposit in Zanfara. So, and these are issues if you devolve power to the states. This argument of the, uh, at the general of the federation saying that the state governments may not have power to ban open grazing. We not be there. You make laws in your environment. You are free to implement the laws. And if your state accommodates kidnapping, then open the space for kidnapping. If your state appreciates education, invest in education, and that is what people are saying, that if we must be together as a people, as a nation, we must define the elements of our poor existence. And I think I agree with that. But as it is now, we are like under a unitary system where if the federal government sneezes, then you have to go and seek for a nose or face mask somewhere. And it's not the best for the country. I mean, let's look at an example. For example, the central bank of Nigeria is not controlled by any state in the country. Now a dollar is about 500 naira to a dollar. So how do you deal with that? Many companies are closing down. So these are the issues that are bothering us. We need to make progress. The state, the regions you have the capacity to develop. Look at the Niger Delta region now. There is an ultimate hope given to the government that you need to set up the board of the NDDC or else we start stampeding the oil facilities in that region. We don't need all this climate. So if we have a people sensitive governance system that is delivering security and prosperity to the people, we won't have any business debating one concern or not. But like I have said, if we don't have that good governance mindset, you may hire China, America, Australia to decide a constitution for you. If you are not going to implement the constitution in the fear of God and in the interest of the people, it should just be a wasted venture. After all, we had the Confab in 2014 expressing the expectations of the major stakeholders in the country. What have we done with it? Is it rocket science, for example, that people should be secured in their land? Is it rocket science, for example, that people should have minimum reasonable living, minimum wage? Is it rocket science, for example, that people should have affordable housing? And you know that as we have in section 16 of Nigerian constitution, no, these things are possibilities. Is it rocket science that the health facilities in the country should be vibrant enough to even treat our precedent and the citizens that our precedent we have to get out of the country to the UK to have medical facilities? So right now in the nation, there is a very huge trust gap and people are saying if we cannot find solace under this unitary system, then let's amend the document that has bound us together and see how whether at regional level or state levels we can provide for people to secure our environment. Okay. You just touched on something that my next question, sincerity or purpose, because I mean, who's to say that this whole weeks of having these hearings is going to amount to anything because of the precedence that we've had, whether it were under an Abbasanjog government or under a good luck Jonathan, and now under a Bahari administration. What's the sincerity on the path of these politicians? Because of course, at the end of the day, the deliberations come down to them. There are certain regions who have also kicked against certain recommendations, you know, as to this constitutional amendments. So you talked about sincerity, you talked about people having to trust that the leadership will do what's right in the best interest of the people. But can we really muster that trust because of the precedences that we have had? And can we be certain that these things will be implemented to the latter? Or will it again be in the interest of the politicians as they know what they stand again at the end of the day? You know, succinctly presented, I think it lies on the table of the president and commander-in-chief of the armed forces. And some of us have been involved in an argument that a Nigerian president may be the most powerful president in the world. Because if you tell the Americans that, it will tell you know that the American president may be powerful outside America or not within America. We have a presidential system that can allow a president get away with a vision. If my president wants this nation to be peaceful in another six months, he can achieve it. That's what we call lobbying in public relations. You have the opportunity of stakeholders engagement. For example, the recent national embarrassment we had with Twitter. The president is sending a stand warning to the South Easterners, you know, some elements in the South Easterners.  I just told us about the trust from the Niger Delta region to start destabilizing the oil facilities there. The minister has visited them to discuss with them. I mean, we were all in Nigeria when my respected president and commander-in-chief was ill. He was in the UK. The vice president visited the Niger Delta. He visited Delta. He dosed or so. Having dialogue with stakeholders in that region towards peace. So if we come to a situation where we are piano to have democracy and directives are issued down and people are screaming, let me ask this simple question. Which sector of our national life is not afraid now because of the insecurity? That's a big question. Which one? Look at the impact of our economy. Why should Nigeria be the capital of poverty in the world? I'm asking big questions. Big questions that need answers, but unfortunately we have to go now. Thank you, Gido Logo. He's a legal practitioner. Thank you for being part of this conversation. We'll keep our fingers crossed and of course our eyes will be on the National Assembly to see what comes out of this constitutional amendment. Thank you once again, Mr Logo. We'll take a short break when we come back. It'll be time for my take. Here's my take. Jack Welch once said, before you are a leader, success is all about growing yourself. But when you become a leader, success is all about growing others. Are leaders growing us as a people? What are they doing to grow us as a nation? Are they working tirelessly to make sure that this country progresses and not the other way round? Are the wads and actions of our leaders building us and not tearing us down? Do they have a vision and a purpose for this country? Are they still on cause or have they lost a plot? We're the followers. Let's talk about ourselves, the people of this great country, Nigeria. We also owe it to ourselves to stand for what is right, shunning evil, corruption and not supporting gangsterism. Elections are coming soon and of course campaign season will soon be upon us in no time. What sort of Nigeria do you want going forward? How do we rise from these ruins and stand tall again? Well, it all depends on you and me from the choices that we make from today. So let's make the right one. I am Mary Annacol. Thank you for watching. Have a good evening and of course a beautiful weekend. I'll see you on Monday.


Hello everybody. So week one, the first topic we are going to go through is the tooth and the tooth surfaces because in a Dental program, that's typically what we learn about first is the tooth inside the mouth all of that fun stuff So you all have this inside the course You will also see your session recording from our last classes to feel free to go through that This is now going to be a recap on everything and please hit the reply button If you have any questions or need additional clarification, and if it's something that I can just simply type type back to answer your Question, I'm going to do that But if a lot of people have the same question or it's better if I do another video to explain that That's why I'm here. So please do not hesitate to reply if any questions Okay, so let's go through the tooth quickly here. So this is a 48 slide PowerPoint You have our last class recording inside the course. So definitely watch that It's about an hour long and then if you have any questions on that, let me know This is just going to be a recap of what you need to know for the board exam So parts of the tooth you do need to know the crown the root Kind of where everything goes into place and I find what students are most Confused about is the cement them. So notice here you have oh, sorry guys. I didn't realize I wasn't sharing my screen yet I apologize notice here so The basics the enamel the dentin and the pulp, but then you have cement them, okay Cement them is only covering the root surface only so when cement them is exposed when it comes to gingivalry Session, that's how that happens because it's only covering the root surface What about thin enamel thin enamel doesn't mean that? Cement them is exposed unless they have recession as well But remember how cement them is only on the root. So enamel isn't on the root So when we're talking about thin enamel what's exposed? It's going to be the dentin Okay, so see the differences there and then you also need to know the apical foramen That is at the bottom. This is where all of the nerves and blood vessels Come into play. Okay. Oh, sorry guys Having a couple difficulties here with my screens. Okay, so the apical foramen is at the bottom of the tooth here where all of the nerves and Blood vessels come in to nourish the tooth So moving on here. So we talked about enamel dentin and cement them Those are truly the main things to talk about you do need to know what I've highlighted here and read for you 96% is mineralized in organic Enamel 70% is mineral is mineralized also referred to as inorganic dentin and then for cement them. It's 50% So talking about the pulp. Yes, you do have to know about the pulp I have highlighted the pulp chamber for you This is a portion of the pulp that is in the cavity is covered by the crown So this is something that they really have asked on the board exam before so that's why I kind of made a note of it So I'm gonna go back here. Well, I'll show you this first. So just picture this as the pulp for a second It's a tooth within a tooth But just to make it a bit easier for you and then I'm gonna show you guys on another diagram So you have the pulp cavity, which is the main part then you have the pulp cannells, which is the cannells You have the pulp chamber which is which is only in the crown of the tooth And then you have the pulp the pulp horns which are pointed So I just wanted to show you so let's kind of do this So you see the pulp the pulp horns are the tinier parts The pulp cannells kind of go into the cannells and the pulp chamber is the main one So I just wanted to point it that out for you So the junction of the tooth remember you have enamel and cement them where they meet and if there's a space or not The two surfaces you probably all know this at this point But you do need to know the mesial buckle lingual occlusal and size L Make sure you know why you would refer to a tooth having incisal edges Or when you would refer to a tooth the occlusal portion for the anterior teeth, they have incisors They have incisal edges You would not say the back molar has an incisal edge because they don't have Incisors they have occlusal surfaces. So just make sure to know the difference from that The contact area this is when two teeth come together think of when you're using the string floss You're a flossing in that contact area This is a great image to You have the incisal and the occlusal which is kind of what I talked about It's the biting forces which I did forget to mention that earlier So that might make a bit more sense to you So when you're thinking about the biting forces you want to think okay So we have the occlusals or the incisors the incisal is for the interior and the occlusal is for the posterior Biting and chewing so know the difference between the different cusps the different ridges Again, they explain the different ridges here These the singulum you have different grooves and fissures. So make sure to know that I do explain that more in our class Recording so make sure to to listen to that if you need to follow along a bit better here This is a really good image to where it's basically showing you the ridges and then kind of where there's cusps So cups cusps are more that lumpy bulge and a ridge could be seen as kind of more of a pointy Point it does say rounded but So is a cusp but a cusp is larger. So it just helps me to think of a ridge as being like a pointed lump Like a round pointed lump. So it's a bit different Um, so make sure to know the differences here the singulum which is at the bottom Especially because remember for anterior teeth, we go through this in oral pathology oral facial But for anterior teeth, they could have a singulum on the lingual Um fissures and grooves there are differences there notice how the groove is kind of In that tooth. So you have pits and fissures. Okay, but the groove is kind of right in the middle Um a fossa and a pit. So this is another great image as well um The fossa is just kind of in there more where a pit is just like a pit like it just kind of pinpoints Pinpoints so picture putting a pin there at pinpoints like I keep doing this because that helps me When the dentist is checking for cavities, they take the explorer and check along the pits and fissures Um and in the fossa too technically as well Here's another good image the same one, but just larger for you a definite must know for the board exam Another one if you need to see it in a different way. So notice how there's ridges here The cusp is point here. It's kind of like the highest point of the tooth You're going to have ridges and you're going to have cusps. The highest point is going to be the cusp Um different angles. I hope you're not falling asleep yet. These things make me fall asleep I get tired because it's so boring But just know every tooth is going to have different line Different types of angles line angles are the junction of two tooth surfaces Point angles are three tooth surfaces When you're looking at angles and junction of surfaces a tooth has curved surfaces Therefore, there's no corner where one surface begins and another one meets So this is just explaining the different types of angles The embrasure spaces kind of that space that's in between the teeth Begins at the contact area So in between the teeth and then widens to the facial lingual occlusal or incisal This is where it's very important that there's no big Embrasure spaces because then food is going to get caught but our teeth are designed in such a way Where our teeth are touching but not too tight but not not touching But then it's also designed in such a way where Um Our gum in between the teeth is a certain way It's meant to be covering those areas when somebody has gingival recession or gum disease That's not the case and then the embrasure spaces are different The embrasure spaces are something very important when the dentist is doing a filling and kind of shaping it and molding it to Have it function as best they can inside the patient's mouth So the dentition here So you all probably know this from your first semester stuff But read through it go over it again depending if you're in Canada or the u.s. You have different tooth numbers. You all know that So I I love this one because it kind of shows you different ones if you're in canada They're not going to use the u.s. Numbering system if you're in the u.s. They're not going to use the canadian system So just know what you were taught when you were in school. I teach both canadian and U.s. So this is why I go through both because I'm in the habit of sometimes just going over canadian because that's where I'm from That's where I'm living now. I should say But yes, so there's a little bit of both there again just some diagrams for you the Primary teeth make sure to know those They do ask questions make sure to know what primary mixed and permanent dentition means that might sound silly But I find a lot of students do not know this So primary means there's only baby teeth primary teeth inside the mouth mixed means there's a mix of primary teeth And adult teeth coming in permanent teeth and permanent means there's just the permanent teeth in the mouth As an example if somebody's 50 years old you would just assume they only have permanent teeth inside the mouth But of course there are cases where there's like a baby tooth hanging on that's okay It's not a bad thing, but you just have to make note of that inside the chart More diagrams for you guys here. You will get to know me. Well, I love diagrams Here's just kind of showing things again in a different way the height of contour is just kind of the the Not the highest point but like the middle part of the tooth To function properly you have the contact point which is in between Proximal surface means the same thing means in between, but then you have the inter proximal space Which is where the gums are going to go I love this image too is just kind of showing you guys again the different line angles Ridges there's the different fosters all kinds of good stuff Normal occlusion so know your classes of occlusion No normal class one two and three know them all these are some great images for you I like to offer you guys different types of images depending on how you learn This one personally doesn't make as much sense to me as this one does like this is just more clear to me But you might find this is more clear to you feel free to take a photo or a screenshot if you like Of any of these if you want to get access to them easier and quicker for you The curve of speed. This is our smile line on the board exam. They tend to refer to it as the smile line It's just the natural way our teeth are supposed to go, you know, like it's just supposed to go that natural way Um cross bites again aren't natural our top teeth are supposed to overlap the bottom teeth And um braces are meant to correct things that aren't normal not ideal Just some other um pictures for you guys to read through so notice how it is showing you Um what some of the teeth are called up until the canines then of course you have the premolars and then the molars Just a good kind of recap Um classification of carries blacks So make sure to know this too class one class two Class three class four class five and class six there. I just made that a bit bigger for you So class one is kind of like right in the pit area or the singular Class two is interproximal of a posterior tooth Class three is interproximal of an anterior tooth class four is on the incisal edge again an anterior tooth Class five is going to be right at the margin there and class six is on the cusp tip Definitely know this pay attention. Is it a posterior tooth or an anterior tooth or both class one is both Okay, so a dental anatomy a quick overview again Definitely know your eruption patterns They could easily have a photo like this on the on the board exam They've had something similar in the past where they want you to know like they would cover up the age And say what age approximately is this well? This is age six and then what age is this approximately age 20 age six is trickier to look at But it does offer some really good clues notice only the first permanent molars are coming in How do you know they're the permanent molars? Well, I know because there's no baby tooth underneath Of course they might or sorry. There's no permanent tooth underneath So, you know, well the permanent tooth has come in, you know But notice how these teeth that are in blue is showing you the primary teeth and the permanent teeth are trying to wedge their way in there Again just kind of going over different things as well that you need to know for the board exam Oral facials, so you do need to know the differences. This is just kind of a very easy recap Of showing you what the incisors look like the canines the first molars the premolars This was always hard for me as a student in the real world You can pick out that tooth like right away once you have practice But just notice how the first molar looks very different than a canine as an example The premolar looks very different than a molar, doesn't it? So this is a top molar But see how the first molars on the bottom look different than the first molars on the top Study those differences The gingiva so of course you guys need to know the attached gingiva and the marginal gingiva This is a great image for you. Notice where the attached gingiva Is kind of the harder gingiva if that makes sense. That's just how I kind of Determinate but the marginal gingiva is going to be along the margins This is where your probe is going to go into that margin and that sulcus Um contact areas again. I mention these so often. It's in between the teeth Um the gingiva in the contact area So so the gingiva forms around a contact area in other words the anatomy of your teeth determine where the gingiva sits In bone loss the gingiva moves down towards the bone such as gingival recession So it depends on how healthy or not healthy your mouth is Um issues that could arise So remember when I talked to you guys about when the dentist is putting in a filling there's embrasure spaces So they have to be very careful with um how they contour the tooth Well, it's the same with the contact areas. So embrasure spaces the contact areas You can't if you're working on a tooth where The interproximal needs to be fixed because there is a cavity there Well, they're going to use bands wedges all of that because they need to pack that filling in such a way Where it's not too tight now against the tooth that the patient can't floss But it can't be too loose either where there's a big space there Very very important. So if the filling isn't done properly Anything could happen. It could be too tight where food is always getting caught It could be too loose where now there's a space there who wants that So it's a very tricky thing to do for sure Um, so this is just showing you guys cross bites again how the maxillary should overlap the mandibular Um contact. So this is showing you different contact areas. So notice where the teeth are Kind of touching together And then interproximal spaces again So those spaces between the teeth are of a triangle shape if the triangle shape is gone You know that gingival recession is happening if it's completely missing There's no gum in between the teeth. Then that's not a good sign, right? That means gum disease Um embrasures again. So showing you guys the differences between the contact areas where the teeth touch in the embrasure spaces um spaces so the embrasure spaces are either are like the lingual areas um Kind of where like the space is happening. So I tell my students Where the embrasure spaces are think of it like where the gum is where the gum is and supposed to be Buckle and lingual the contact areas are where the teeth the teeth touch So we're not talking about the gums touching. We're talking about the teeth touching So the contact points the contact areas means the same thing and the embrasure spaces We need to pay attention to when we're redoing a filling or doing a filling because it's really important with you Don't want it too loose or too tight So that is everything you guys in a nutshell a very quick recap about 20 minutes But do you know the tooth and the tooth surfaces because if any of that was confusing for you Then that is something you need to go over and review because it's a must know For the board exam so hit reply if you have any questions There are new updates inside our community members only form weekly Check those you should be getting a notification as well to your email when I do upload something So if you don't check your junk and spam folder, okay, and reach out to me if you need anything Good luck studying this week, and I'll see you guys next week


Welcome back dear viewers of ImamaSaneTV, we just heard a beautiful recitation from brother Ibrahim with the Juma prayers so I hope you enjoyed that as much as I did. So now in this segment we're going to be talking about something a bit different, something more practical, and something that's been more in the news and things that in the community we've been trying to remove stigma and a lot of work has been going on. So in these days we're going to be discussing with a special guest about mental health, about things that affect us as I said, loneliness, things that people around us ourselves could be affected by, and that could be self-harm, suicidal thoughts. So I do hope that in the future, in the weeks ahead, you will be joining us. So to talk about these issues, I'd like to warmly welcome a guest from Canada, sister Barak Hossein, who is a psychotherapist and also a Muslim councillor. So please welcome, salam aleykum sister Barak. Aleykum as-salam. How are you doing today? Come to learn yourself. Thank you, I'm very well, thank you. Thank you for joining us. Looking forward to these topics, so we've got yourself and we've got brother Bilal on the other mornings as well. So in terms of the topics that we'll be discussing in today's is about loneliness. And coming from a community, a very community-based, aren't we? So perhaps people don't often think about those that could be lonely. And how it affects sort of the, so we're going to be starting with topics that are sort of, you know, perhaps we can be quite dismissive and think, oh, what's loneliness? We've got family around us. And there are people in our community that are isolated and it could develop into sort of more serious things.  Because we all feel that pang in the day sometimes or in a week or a month or a year. But what's something that you'd categorise as something that's, you know, affecting someone's life? Well it has to do with our overall mental health. And it's always good to have an understanding of what mental health is versus mental illness. We all have mental health, just like physical health, right? So it's that balance of everything in our life, whether it's a social aspect, our spiritual, financial, physical. So when it's all in balance, that means you've got good mental health. When you don't take care of your mental health properly, so you're not eating well, sleeping well, exercise or these things are off, it could potentially lead to mental illnesses, which could trigger, could lead to stress, which then could trigger potentially anxiety, depression, loneliness and a series of other challenges. So not necessarily illnesses, like loneliness is not defined as an illness, but it could be a result of poor mental health or poor social connections, could be people who are, for example, I work a lot with international students. So international students who come from abroad, students living in other cities coming to where we are. And so it'd be hard to adjust to connect new social connections, a whole different environment around them. And so they could experience loneliness in that way, right? Everything is new for them. It's hard to make new friends. It could also be you living in your own city. Perhaps you don't have strong ties with families or friends. It's hard for you to make connections with people and you could experience that lack of social connection, which can lead to that lonely feeling. Do you think that loneliness in terms of so we focus on our community? What we can do as a community to sort of, you know, help people that perhaps should they be coming forward and saying, I need help or I would like some, you know, participant activities or is there something that we should be looking out as individuals thinking, oh, you know, I know that X, Y, her families move, her husband's passed away, his wife, you know. Absolutely. And it's about that awareness, right? You know, like you just said, somebody who just had a member of their family pass on or they're new or, you know, something big has happened in their lives. So it's good to offer that social support. And as a community and especially leaders in the community and centres, you want to be able to have that awareness there so that you can reach out, have committees, welcoming committees, have, you know, youth committees, ladies committees, young men committees so that you can draw in people, bring in people. Let's say people come to events, to majales, and then you always see that odd person sitting in the back, not talking, not connecting. It's really important that you reach out and connect to these people, converts, reverts. They experience a lot of loneliness, especially in Ramadan, aid time, because they can't celebrate or participate with family events during these special times, right? So it's really important as a community that we do reach out that way and connect. Now somebody who is experiencing loneliness, let's say they do come in session to see me, they could display symptoms related to depression, sadness, isolation. They could be highly anxious in terms of social anxiety. It makes them very nervous and it causes them a lot of nerve-wracking thoughts to go and talk to people because they're so worried about judgment. They're so worried about what are others going to think of them. So that will prevent them from going to connect with people. They will display physical symptoms of anxiety, so heart racing, palpitations, shaking. How soon, so they're quite, when you think about loneliness, you think okay, because obviously we all sort of experience, like I said in the beginning, but so these kind of symptoms, they're quite, are they things that have prolonged loneliness, of course, or is that something that, I mean, how soon will you see somebody that is saying, well, I don't feel good, I don't feel like getting out of bed, I don't feel like meeting people. It could be either or. Some of the root causes of loneliness could be depression, could be anxiety. I mean, with depression it could be people exhibiting symptoms of lack of care of hygiene, loss of interest in activities that they once were participating in, not doing well in school, not attending classes, not going to work, and just withdrawing from people. That could be the cause of that, or it could be that loneliness causes depression, because when you are lonely you are away from an isolated, so that isolation could lead to that. The flip side is anxiety as well. You could be lonely because of social anxiety. You are afraid of going to connect with people going out, and the social anxiety is quite debilitating.  It becomes very debilitating that way. Now, in terms of prolonging and how soon, I mean, the sooner people get in to come talk to a therapist because they're experiencing, let's say, sadness, or they're experiencing anxiety or loneliness, then we can try and figure out what is the root cause, figure out some kind of treatment plan to help. So, they've had students come, and especially international students, it becomes really hard for them to engage in a new environment, with a new culture, a new language, and expectations of how to make friends, because it's different in different cultures. So, these students, we try to have mentorship programs, especially international student services. They would have programs for students to go and get to know the city, where you can go shopping. They'll have different social activities for other international students to connect. Most universities would have these types of programs to help students integrate better and connect and build that social connection. Then we start teaching people how to make friends in a different culture. So, this is specific to international students, but in general, the clients I see who experiences is because, let's say, they didn't learn social skills growing up, involved with emotional intelligence, per se. So, learning how, you know, referring to how you feel and how you respond to others' emotions and whatnot. So, that becomes really hard for them to detect, you know, how do I behave? Some clients have autistic tendencies, so that becomes really challenging for them to connect with others, because of social challenges there as well. So, you basically will meet somebody, and then, obviously, case by case, give them that advice. So, it wouldn't be one-size-fits-all. Absolutely not. No, everybody's different. Everybody has their own struggles, and so it really depends on, first of all, where the client is as well. Everyone's got their own pace in terms of where they are in that moment. Some people may not be ready to take on, all right, let's do this plan where you're going to go to a centre where there's an event, where you're going to go introduce yourself or go to the organisers. That can be really challenging for somebody. Yeah, somebody who's experiencing social anxiety, which is why they're lonely, per se. So, we go step by step. I usually start off because I work in a university setting. Well, why don't we take a look at the local Muslim group or another group or society that is of interest to you, perhaps, sports, perhaps, video gaming, perhaps, fashion, perhaps, travel. And so, there you are more likely to meet people who have the same interests, which makes it easier for you to connect to somebody if there's the same interests there. It's such a vast topic, because I was just thinking about introverts and extroverts. Yes. And I often read, I'll see things on social media where they say about introverts and we really don't like to be, it's easier to be an extrovert than an introvert in society because people are all that person keeps to themselves. But that could be their own comfort zone, right? So, that's fine, isn't it, to be an introvert. I mean, introverts can still engage and connect with people. However, how do they draw their energy afterwards is by being alone. Now, there's a difference between being alone and lonely because an introvert will rejuvenate through being alone, through having that alone time to stimulate themselves again. Whereas extroverts need the social drama, social activity per se and interaction, that's where they draw their energy from. So, there's a huge distinction between loneliness and being alone. For example, you could be in a relationship with somebody, in a marriage and it could be very lonely because you don't have any intimacy physical or emotional with this person there's no connection, you don't do things together. Each person's on their phone or watching TV. I've heard a friend saying that to me that you don't understand what it's like to be in a marriage and you're alone in goodness. You're married, there's someone who's always there but sorry I didn't want to interrupt you but it's interesting that it's quite so relevant in our day to day. So, what would you say to somebody who's in that situation? Well, I always say go to couples counselling. Not right away. If that person comes to see me alone then we look at strategies how to build the relationship, how to reconnect. If it was an arranged marriage chances are a little bit more challenging let's say it was a love marriage or you knew this person before but it really depends case by case but we try to work on building things of interest things that you can do together especially from a religious spiritual aspect in terms of doing things together doas, prayers. We've literally out of time I think about 30 seconds but the interesting thing is that I've always wondered that can you solely connect on tick box of doas because there's a social element to us you have to get on as human beings and that is what do you find amusing what do you find interesting and all those things to match up with a person perhaps everything isn't in a spouse then is it our expectation they're part of your journey they may not necessarily be your journey so it all depends how you choose to connect what you can do to work on yourself it is about self development as well like you're saying an introvert would be harder for them but if they want to do it there are certain steps and therapy can also help with that to find the social skills to work and get yourself out of loneliness I see a lot of people who come to therapy to talk to someone because they are lonely for long term type of counselling and that can happen It's so sad because we've been touched about elderly people that are lonely and that's a massive thing and again it's these topics that they never have enough time to justify and again your expertise and I'm sure there's lots of people of different scenarios but if people wanted to get in touch with you just for more information where can they reach you through social media you can try the Muslim counsellor on Instagram and Facebook here in London you have a great resource called the Muslim Youth Helpline they're also accessible on social media and they have counsellors you can talk to who understand the Muslim culture and the variety of cultures subcultures that we do have and you can also provide resources to connect with the people who are struggling with a variety of mental health issues Thank you so much If you know as a female you may feel that you want to connect to it somebody that's amiable and approachable then obviously sister Barat-Pasain is on social media it's the Muslim counsellor so you look her up thank you so much we'll meet you another morning and have a lovely day and dear viewers we are now heading to Dr Yasamadani who's going to be talking about the lungs and its function


Well, my goal is essentially to try to make a contribution to the field of comparative migration and as well immigrant integration because I'm basically interested in the tension between the national and the international in terms of transboundary movement and national institutions. So, hopefully I will be able to make a contribution to this field and also to make something that hopefully is going to be policy relevant as well in the future.


I couldn't be more excited. This is gonna be the greatest video of all time What's going on YouTube we're here for the greatest three in its video ever you wonder where Dion is well He's right up there on top of that roof. Do you know? Today we're gonna be seeing some scary shit, but nothing more scary than this Let's do it.  The old world is all Okay, then we have to film something. Yeah, we I don't I know how you get when we do scary I'm a little nervous already. Yeah, you can hold my hand. Thank you. Can I hold your hand? How do you how do you crouch control bro? This this don't look right? Off bro Attention to the teacher bro.  Oh, I hope this is a way Wait, wait, it doesn't it doesn't say here that they should like and subscribe to the video though I did right that as a step. Thank you. Yo, yo, what up? We all It's gonna be great. Let's we on MTV, bro. We going we going inside. We go inside. Hey, we got the boys We all saw we all saw it. All right, so we just gotta get we just got to get content We just gotta go.  Why does it look like a Tim Burton horror novel in here, bro?   Let's go. All right. Let's go.  I'm looking a little scowl. Oh I fell guys. I hear something behind me. I don't know what it is, but I hear something behind me You hear something behind him. I'm not sure what it is.  I told you stop using it.  It's fine. He's fine. He's fine. He's just on the other side Oh, I Tried to abandon him, but now I am the one who is scared Dino I'm coming Dotto, of course, bro. It's already to ship I got the camera back I got the camera back look look look look look all right as long as you got the footage, bro That's that's it. Okay. We're ready to return now. We're gonna go so viral for this. I promise dude I was cutting shots. Okay This is how I upload videos in real life.  All right back inside again boys. Who's feeling brave? Who's feeling not so brave I'm feeling brave, bro. I got the mic. All right.  Let me get down there I think he went down the wrong side of the stairs guys. We just heard a sound we think rimes down there We think he's hurt. Sorry. That was for the video. I don't actually have two fucks. Yeah. Yeah, I got you Yeah, yeah, honestly, I hope he is that's good content. Oh my god. That's rhymes flair Is he dead? He might actually be dead. Nah, I feel like he he would have at least faked like screamed or something Well, we have to get this video back Russell. One of us has to live.  You've never seen somebody with the bower of me. You think I'm afraid of a larva I've seen gary.  Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. Honestly, like if we ran that back a couple more times I don't think he beats me. I'll cut that from the video. Don't worry about that. What do we do? Like we still have 34 Behind you Why he's silent he was pranking us, right? This isn't like a skin walker I think that was a great bit for the video. Come on.   Don't make that noise. Why'd you guys do that? Why are you running? I'm in a dotto. I think he might be dead actually Look This is for dotto So dotto just disappeared the camera dropped. I'm behind the camera now I guess we have to go on a mission to try to find him. We will find who did this Oh, oh, oh dino, we ran out of footage. There's no point being here anymore. We gotta go run. That's a dead end I'm cooked. You got a razzle down to them Yeah He missed the exit.  Oh, he's never gonna find the camera Oh, he's surrounded. There's one in front and one behind his ankles. I'm about to make it look goofy.  Please find the camera. It's right at the doorway on the way.  We need that footage the next day. All right.  We need to have a talk. We need to talk.  Okay. It might even help. So let's get out there and do it I I couldn't ask for a better team of youtubers, bro. Let's let's make a video I couldn't be more excited. This is going to be the greatest video of all time. Yay You're right. We're gonna get so many views is gonna put us on the map, bro It's gonna do it's gonna be great thing. No, no, he ain't gonna.  It's scary down here. Hey, man. Come on.  I didn't know this. I didn't do that for the video because now it now it doesn't look like you've been down here for hours Now we're gonna walk into this new area I'm going down. I'm going down. Okay. We got to get pretty deep though. Okay, so just keep stay together Keep track of the camera. We got to get this one home boys.   Oh, let me get an action shot.  All right. I'm gonna jump over this laser But if I tell you I'm gonna end up like you know over there on the ground and check this out. Let's go Oh All right, we got to get this one creature on film, right?  Let's just walk and only use our sprint when we need it, bro. Okay. All right. I like that No sign of any uh Oh another laser Happy to see me laser. We're going too deep for my liking.   All right. Remember. Remember just like be extra scared for the video Yeah, yeah, yeah for the video Come on, ryan would want us to live. We gotta get out of here now.  Uh deon, where's the ship? It's this way. It's this way. It's this way Bro, I was about to hit that drink at josh. Where's the hole? Hold on save your run I got a feeling there might be something that might ambush us.   It was mad free Hey fellas at the weirdest dream Yeah, man. It wasn't it wasn't a dream Uh footage is great.   Oh the comments better Okay, go ahead put it in put it in. Oh, I'm I'm getting even though it's just a game, bro The way that you're popping that disc is really like doing something to my ocd Are you fellas ready for the greatest youtube video of all time? What an intro good job Why are you already out of breath? Now we're gonna walk into this new area Right now says a radio boys.    Oh, brother. We just got our 10 out of 10 We fell off. Oh, well, I hope that doesn't happen in the actual video


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Some sad news. We messed up. We're human. In our transcendent tennis break credit promo yesterday, we forgot to add this group of people into that list. Sorry. A couple people pointed it out to us. We appreciate that. We apologize about that. It's this group right here. We can't redo that transcendent tennis randomizer. But what we are going to do is just for this group only, we're going to give away break credit. Top three for that. So actually your odds, I would argue that are even a little bit better than what it would have been in that whole 500 plus person list for the other one. But we forgot Salopak 32. So again, we apologize about that. So here's what we're going to do. We're going to gather all of these names right here. Put them all in this list right here. We'll roll it and randomize it. And the top three will get break credit. Also, I think this was a break Jason did. He felt really bad about it too. He sent me, he texted me was like, you know what, I'm going to grab like a card out of my collection. I think he said like $100 card out of his personal collection that he has. And he'll randomize it to the group two on Sunday. So look out for that. I don't know what it's going to be, but that's awfully nice. If he didn't have to do that, but that's pretty nice of him to do that. So be sure to thank him when you see him on Sunday. All right. So there's the group right here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it five into two seven times top three payout one, two, three, four, five, six and seven and final time after seven times top three are going to be good luck and congrats to Brian James and Brett. So again, my apologies to everybody in this group about that, but here's a little consolation prize here. And there you go. I'll send that break credit out to you. It'll come in the form of a gift card code and check your spam folder if you don't see it. And remember, it's only, you can only use that card, that gift card code on jazby's casebreaks.com, not the not the personals site. All right. That's it. Apologies again. Thank you very much for your understanding. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time. jazby'scasebreaks.com


My name is Dana Drobney. I'm a fourth year pharmacy student. I'm here with Project Hope and I'm in the pharmacy department. The most memorable experience I've had so far was when I watched a surgery and I watched a hysterectomy with an American doctor, a two Vietnamese doctors and a Japanese doctor. And what struck me was the way they communicated, like there was a translator in the room, but they didn't really need to use the translator. They were able to communicate without really speaking and that was really interesting and they taught each other a lot. They were talking back and forth about how they did different techniques in their countries and why they did different things and they really listened to each other and they compromised and got through the surgery. Another moment was a med cap. We were in the pharmacy department. We had some Japanese pharmacists with us and during lunch the Japanese pharmacist taught me and one of the Vietnamese translators how to do origami. It was just a really cool session because his English wasn't that great, but we were all able to communicate with each other and together we built one big box and so that was really special to me.


I see the role of honesty within relationships, being a linchpin to trust and respect because without it you can't develop those two elements.  And if you don't have these elements, you don't have a relationship. But at the same time, in a relationship, you have to have that measured response of care and consideration. And that is something, it's not necessarily a blanket policy issue of, initially for me, to sit down and say you have to be absolutely honest, but it needs to be discussed, it needs to be communicated. And that is another vital, absolutely vital communication skill is that, I blew the answer, but the notion of communication being an essential relationship skill is you need to be able to communicate these things within a relationship. And that also fosters a degree of trust, honesty, and respect, is that when you can be honest and be truthful and yet still be respectful and consider the individual and how you care and hold that individual in the manner in which they're regarded is really, truly the underpinnings of a relationship. The idea of honesty in an intimate relationship is, obviously, it is going to be a more intimate, raw, exposed, completely naked, vulnerable element of your psyche, your awareness, your sense of self will be exposed. You can put up a social front publicly, but in a relationship, that public facade is stripped away. They're going to get to know you, and there will be this raw vulnerability that you expose yourself in a healthy relationship. And you can tell when a relationship's starting not to be in a healthy level, when it's starting to be an inflection point into an unhealthy nature, is when that honesty is evaporating, when that honesty has been transgressed, when there's been a violation of trust, respect, and you don't have that open dialogue, that sense of communication, no matter what form it takes, is stripped away.


We expand the idea of business rather than making money. Another business would be business to solve problems. Vision Spring is an organization that provides access to affordable vision services and eyeglasses to people throughout the world. Education for employment, EFE as we call it, is a network of organizations that's dedicated to providing jobs for youth in the Middle East and North Africa. It's the part of the world that has the highest rates of youth unemployment in the world and a very large youth demographic. We basically design, create, and market products for rural families that will boost their incomes. We do this all across Myanmar, about 80% of the country.