Total Human is an ultimate supplement and a tropic stack that offers a day and night support. But is it too risky to take? Let's find out. Hey, what's up, Greg here, the founder of your reception. Welcome to my channel where you can learn top secrets on how to achieve optimal cognitive performance. Subscribe below to start your journey. Today, we're going to talk about Total Human. Now, Total Human was introduced on the market a couple of months ago by a brand named Onit. Now, Onit is a very respected brand on the market of metropics and food supplements in general. So I was really, really excited to see what they were working on and what they finally developed. Now, before I tell you more about Total Human, let me just tell you that I'm not sponsored by this brand in any way. So I want you to keep this in mind. Now, Total Human was designed to help you achieve optimal cognitive performance, to offer a 24-7 support to deliver to you very high-quality nutrients and to facilitate the taking of supplements. Now, it consists of two main products. As you can see here, this is a day support and this is the night support. Now, you take the day support in the morning, obviously for the day, and then the night support that helps you to fall asleep faster and achieve better sleep. So let me share with you my experience with Total Human and at the end of the video, I'll tell you if it's too risky to take or not. So first of all, I've done a proper one-week test as I usually do with metropics and metropic stacks and, you know, I was really excited at the beginning as soon as I received this bag. So I put away a lot of metropics, a lot of supplements. I really focused on taking only Total Human. Now, the day support, the one that you take in the morning, it contains around eight capsules if I counted correctly. So you have Alpha Brain, the famous metropic in the day support. There are vitamins, there are minerals, there's spirulina and so on and so on. A lot of amazing vitamins, minerals, herbs, metropics, and other supplements. Now, before I took the first eight capsules, I was slightly afraid. I wasn't sure what's gonna happen because there's so many ingredients all together, I think like 40 or 50, you know, and I really didn't know how my body would react to that. Now, luckily, nothing happened. I mean, there were no negative side effects, but I felt really good. I mean, my focus increased. I felt much more motivated. I felt much more alert. And also what's really cool, I felt more energized. Now, usually with the tropics stacks, there is no energy kick. You know, when you take them, you don't really feel in a big kick. But with Total Human, there was at least a slight energy kick that I could definitely feel. So every single day when I told Human, I could feel a slight energy kick about 30 to 60 minutes after I took it. And that was really, you know, a big surprise to me because I really didn't expect it to happen. Then, indeed, before going to bed, I decided to take the night pack as well. Another eight capsules, another bunch of vitamins and minerals and herbs that can help you relax and achieve better sleep. And with the night support, it's usually a bit more challenging to really feel the effects because there are so many factors that influence your sleep. And it's really hard to say if something helps or not. But again, with the night support, I was very, very satisfied. So every single day, so seven days out of seven days, I achieved a very, very good sleep. I had no issues falling asleep. And keep in mind that I was taking Total Human during a very stressful week. Now, usually my days are very stressful, but I could definitely feel the effects of Total Human. I had no issues falling asleep. I slept well and I woke up with a lot of energy. But if I have to compare the two, I was definitely more positively surprised with the day support.  Now, here you only open the package, you take all the capsules that are in and you're good for the day. However, there's one big disadvantage, at least for some people. Now, if you want to stack up this nitropic stack, if you want to add some other ingredients, or if you want to add some of them out, you know, of the stack, because I know you don't react well to them, or you just don't want to have them in the stack, that's practically impossible to do. So, some people will really like Total Human, because it's so easy to take. You don't have to think about too much. But some other people will, you know, not like it that much because of the inability to take some ingredients out. By the way, guys, if you want to achieve hyper-focused flow every single day, I prepared a special handbook for you with seven secrets which you can download for free below. Now, the recommended dose is actually one packet in the morning and another one in the evening. That's basically it. Now, I was taking it usually on the morning before or with breakfast. I do recommend taking it with breakfast because there are so many ingredients in it.  So, this is my honest recommendation to you. Do take all the capsules during the meal if possible. Also, I always follow the recommended dose, which is one packet. This means eight supplements in the morning and eight supplements in the evening. And, you know, stick to the recommended dose and do not exaggerate here, because there are a lot of ingredients in very smart ingredients with very high quality ingredients. But, you know, you really want to stick to the recommended dose. Now, when it comes to the side effects, I didn't really feel any kind of negative side effects. I was, as I told you before, slightly afraid because of so many ingredients. But luckily, as I noticed, I think the guys on it really thought this product through and they put really, really high quality ingredients in at the right doses. So, I personally felt no negative side effects.  So, guys, what do you think of Total Human? Do you think this is a product to try or not? Do let me know in the comment section below. So, at the beginning of the video, I promised you to answer the question if Total Human is too risky to take. Now, at the beginning, when I looked at all the ingredients of all the specifications, I was slightly afraid. But, when I tried it out, you know, when I looked into the research, when I put everything together and I can definitely tell you Total Human is definitely not risky to take. It's a very, very great supplement, a great metropic stack that delivers a lot of benefits and not only, you know, talking to benefits, but also benefits for relaxation and to achieve better sleep. It's a great mix, it works well. I know the guys are using high quality ingredients and I had a very, very good experience with Total Human. Now, if you want to read more about Total Human, or if you want to order it, there are some links below, check them out. If you have any questions, guys, don't hesitate to contact me. And don't forget to follow your reception on Facebook and Instagram. Hope to see you soon!


Thanks everyone for joining in. We are about to kick off Code Beam Lite. I think I just quickly wanted to introduce the man himself, Francisco, as you know him. He is the creator and the CTO of Erlang Solutions, but more importantly, he's been behind the Erlang ecosystem, you know, the conferences that you see all the Erlang and Alexia conferences. Someone who I highly look up to as someone who's bringing the function programming and Erlang and Alexia community forward. So without too much of a delay, I think I want to hand it over to you, Francisco, take it away. Well, Naraj, thank you so much for having me. So, you know, today, I think unlike my last talk at Code Beam India and functional conf, I'm here not to share knowledge, and then instead here, I'm actually here to rally you and all of your friends, you know, to come forward and start sharing your knowledge and help us build the Erlang ecosystem. What I will be doing is introducing the Erlang ecosystem foundation. You're mentioning who we are, what we've been up to and finally, you know, how you can actually go in and start getting involved. Now, who are we? The Erlang ecosystem foundation got founded the last decade, probably two, three years ago in 2018. It was a group of companies and individuals who are really passionate about the Erlang ecosystem, but felt that it was time to go in and get together, you know, rally community and start leveraging our network to get together people who could then cooperate and work together. You know, we'd been lucky enough to see a single programming language, Erlang, turn into an ecosystem of languages. And, you know, we also, you know, and often these ecosystem of languages came from a variety of communities. So we wanted to go in and really start getting, start getting these communities to start working and cooperating together in a wide variety of work groups, which we'll get into right now.  The goal has always been, you know, to grow and support a diverse community around Erlang and Elixir and the ecosystem as a whole and encourage, you know, the continuing development of technologies and open source projects, you know, based on and around the Erlang runtime. It's, and it's not about Erlang or Elixir, it's actually about all of the languages running on the Erlang VM, which we today know as the beam. But it may not even be about the beam, you know, in the future, you know, new VMs will certainly come up. And, you know, and if the community founds it important, you know, to develop and promote them, the foundation will focus on them too. And, you know, it is, and that is the important bit. The important bit is that the community is one that guides the foundation. It is the members which tell the foundation what direction to do. And it's foundation from the community to the community.  You know, these are some of the most well-known or popular ones. You know, we've got Erlang, Elixir, this flavored Erlang, Luerl, and we're seeing a foray into statically typed languages. So caramel, gleam, we've got, you know, Sofia. I don't know how many of you have heard of Sofia, but it's, it was developed by Eternity and it's a domain specific language for smart contracts. But yeah, like I have all the others, it also runs on the beam. So, you know, we're seeing a lot of language inventors which have implemented language on the beam, actually being very interactive within the various work groups of the foundation.    We've got 140 annual supporting members. They pay a membership fee, which allows them to vote.  And that gives them also the right to vote for the board.  We have voted in two fellows, actually three fellows, Joe, Michael, Robert. So fellows are, you know, members of the community who have done outstanding work.  And the bylaws, you know, clearly state that your fellows have to be alive. So we couldn't posthumously go in and vote Joe in. So we created a new title, the fellows emeritus. And, but the bylaws didn't state that you were not allowed to vote in someone who had passed away. So Joe Armstrong, Mike Williams and Robert Verding all became, you know, got voted in as fellows. And then Joe got automatically disqualified, but we made him a fellow emeritus. And then so we kind of, yeah, we got creative and found a solution to the problem. So, you know, we have two fellows in a fellow emeritus and we've got 917 basic members when we last counted yesterday.  Anyone is allowed to join. And what you do is you get access to the Slack channel and you're able to go in and interact with any of the 12 work groups. So I really recommend you, you know, go into the early yes.org website now and sign up for a free membership. It would be great to see you all do it. And, you know, you'll get a few, the odd newsletter, but more important than that, you know, you'll be able to get access to the Slack channel and I'll be getting back to that very soon. Now, this is the board. The board is voted in by the board is voted in once a year by the community and, you know, by the members.  He decided to step down a year ago to focus on a machine learning work group. And just last week, Ben Marks got elected in. He's a new member of the board. He replaced Richard Carson, who'd been also founding member, as well as Maxine Fedorov and Kenneth Lundin, who both went in and got re-elected.   You might know from the grist boards. You know, Miriam Pena has been part of the ecosystem for, you know, well over a decade. She was voted one of the 12 inspiring women to watch in tech in 2018. Maxine Fedorov is a senior engineer at WhatsApp. So it's a really great connection to have. You know, Alistair Woodman, well, he's been around the community for ages. He's an entrepreneur and angel investor, Exisco. You know, Sebastian Strowlow was a colleague of mine at the computer science laboratory where they invented our language as an intern there. You know, Kenneth Lundin is the manager of the OTP team. And then, yeah, we've got Brian Paxton who, you know, initially got involved in the foundation very early on. And then got involved very early on with helping out with the infrastructure. And then, you know, got voted to the board. There's me, you know, there's Fred Herbert who you'll know from all of his books.  You know, Sophie. Sophie's been working with Alex here also forever. She initiated at the Flat Iron School and then she's currently at GitHub. And she's also a co-author of, you know, Phoenix Programming with LiveView and Ben Marks. He got involved with Alex here at Bleacher Report to help to migrate from Ruby to Alex here. And it's currently the VP of Engineering at Subspace. He also co-authored Adopting Alex here. So it's an amazing lineup.  And, you know, how can you get involved? The best way for you to get involved is, you know, through the workgroups. Go in, you know, join the Slack channels, lurk, join the calls which various workgroups have, and reach out to the workgroup chairs, you know, look at their issue trackers on GitHub. And I'm gonna go in into what a few of these workgroups have been working on just to give you a taste over, you know, over what has been achieved so far, which is, you know, pretty impressive, but also, you know, where your help is needed.  The aim of this workgroup is to go in and evolve, you know, the tools in the ecosystem related to building, documenting and deploying code with a strong focus on interoperability between the beam languages. So it's, let's not go in and reinvent the wheel across languages. Let's create a solid foundation which the ecosystem can use. And I think they, you know, the build and packaging group have been one of the most active ones, you know, they've done a lot of rebar mix repairs and updates. So, you know, there are discussions about supporting prebuilt artifacts in mix, rebar free already supports them. And you know, and it's also, you know, they've also had discussions on how to ease the life of all of the Gleam users, Gleam being another, you know, a strategy type beam language. There was the documentation workgroup which was merged into the build and packaging workgroup. They achieved, you know, X stocks, which they shipped and they created the documentation Erlang extension proposal, which, you know, got accepted and then now allows you to basically go in and they've created a standard for documentation in all of the languages within the ecosystem. There are, you know, currently kind of ongoing discussions about supporting offline bills and then during dependencies, rebar three, rebar free hex version seven was released with two factor authentication. Mini repos of rebar free caught up, you know, and that's, you know, looking at hex four right here. And there are also, you know, quite a few talks, you know, taking a long time but there's a lot of brainstorming innovation happening over finding ways to integrate rebar free into OTP. You know, hex folks are currently going and doing a round of license normalization in all of the packaging and all of the build tools. And, you know, where do they need help? You know, I think there's a lot happening right here. So if tooling and your building packages of interest to you go in and look at the, you know, issue tracker on GitHub, go in and start following the Slack channel. I think one of the most interesting projects they're currently working on is, you know, the infrastructure project is an infrastructure project which aims to create a new continuous integration system that is integrated with all of the OTP repos and they want to go in and create this continuous integration system which actually tests all of the bills and push requests and pull requests and, you know, with an intent to hand it over, you know, to the build and packaging group as we go along. So how do you get involved? You know, this applies to all of the work groups. So not just the package and build work group but you go in into the early F.org website and in there you see there's a work group link up there. You click on it. You go in and you see all of the work groups. You click on the work group which interests you and you get a description of the work group. You get the list of users who's sharing it but on the top right, it also tells you how to get in touch. Some workers have email addresses. Others, you can reach on the Slack channel and prefer Slack to email. Others, you know, have a GitHub repo with issue trackers where you can actually go in and see issues which have been raised, which is also a very clear indication how you can get involved and help.  All of these work groups have regular calls if anyone is welcome to join these calls. And you can find about the joining details through the calendar and you can actually subscribe to the calendar and embed it in your own. So this is it for the building packaging. Another work group which has been very active is the observability work group. So, you know, hashtag observability on Slack and their goal is to evolve the tools in the ecosystem related to observability such as metrics, distributed tracing and logging with, you know, is made possible. And all of this with a strong focus on interoperability between beam languages. Solve the problem from one language, make sure they work on all the other beam languages. They've had a lot of achievements. They've previously gone in and integrated airline's logger. You know, they've structured the logging release in Alexia 1.11. They've worked on the telemetry library. And a lot of the work now is, you know, telemetry has been around for a while, but a lot of the work which is happening is, you know, working on patterns of best practices and implementing them across all of the libraries and applications within the ecosystem. Open telemetry. So, you know, looking at distributed tracing, they're keeping up with the specs right now, which are evolving. And the main project, you know, that they're currently focusing on right now is instrumentation of functions, you know, for open telemetry and somewhat confusingly named telemetry library. And they've reached version 1.0 alongside many other, you know, very well respected languages, mainstream languages.  They are on the lookout for volunteers. So a call-out for the volunteers is needed around all of the open telemetry instrumentation libraries. There are a lot of projects, you know, still in need of instrumentation and also there's a need to provide an easy setup to distribute, you know, the tracing of airline and elixir in the whole ecosystem.  And you can actually go in into the kind of open telemetry Github repo and just search on open telemetry airline contrib and in there, you know, you'll find, you know, the issue tracker and another gateway apart from Slack channel, obviously it's also to look at the calendar and join the car calls. Education, training and adoption, yeah, I think they're probably one of the most active groups reaching out to, reaching out to, you know, to the wider community. And that's where I think, you know, we would need a lot of help in India to go in and help, you know, help with the meetup, help with trainings, you know, start providing, you know, lists of guest lectures and lecturers for local universities. And they're currently working on, you know, publishing, you know, training material in Spanish, but, you know, why not do it in Hindi? You know, what's stopping you? So what they've done in the past is they're the ones who've gone in and defined a stipend program which has now been adopted by the whole foundation. And they're also sponsoring, you know, diversity conference and tutorial tickets, you know, for minorities and underrepresented groups in tech. You know, they're focusing on a guest lecture program. So it's a program which helps connect universities and companies to spread the word of, you know, of Ireland and Alex here to students. And universities and companies can register, you know, for public lectures. And they're also able, university is able to then go in and search for other universities, but also, you know, members who are willing to give guest lectures and tutorials, you know, close to them. And right before the pandemic, they were working on meetup trainings, you know, defining a train-to-trainer program which would then be able to go out and start training others. So now that the pandemic is easing and we're coming back and meeting face-to-face, you know, I think, you know, this is something which again, they need a lot of volunteers for which, you know, they've dusted off. Now embedded systems workgroups. So you'll find it in the Slack channel under, you know, the hashtag embedded. Their goal is to evolve tools in the ecosystem related to observability. So, yeah. So the goal is, you know, to go in and evolve, sorry, the whole ecosystem, not for observability, but looking at embedded and bringing the bean languages to the embedded space. I think there's been that Ireland was invented as a language to run embedded telecom applications. And now, you know, with hardware getting more powerful, yeah, I think more and more compute is moving into embedded devices. And I'll be speaking a little bit more about in a second. But, you know, what are the biggest achievements? You know, the JIT assembly compiler for ARM64 and ARM32. So this was, you know, Ericsson have worked on the JIT compiler, but they're not supporting all of the architectures. The foundation, you know, funded stipends to bring the JIT compiler, you know, to ARM64 and ARM32 architectures, which Ericsson have now integrated into the main release. There's a lot of collaborations around nerves, grips and meta airline. And last, but not least, the ROSI project, which is an implementation of the robot operating system in pure airline. And Latalia will be speaking right after me about the ROSI project. It was funded by the foundation and is a corporation across companies and academia. You know, as part of the better work, they've also started an engagement with academics. So they have a lot of developers who have ideas, but they have no time to really think in through and code them. So what they do is they post these ideas to academics so that if academics have interests and you know, students or postdocs, they can develop them with support from the airline ecosystem foundation. And that's how the ROSI project started off. It's a, you know, cooperation with the University of Milan. So, you know, and Latalia will tell us more about it right after. Now, even more exciting, you know, well, not even more excited, but as exciting and very tightly connected to embedded is the machine learning work group. So the machine learning work group founded by Jose. And the goal is to develop the ecosystem on all aspects in the context of machine learning from native compilation to high level abstractions and auxiliary programs. So it's a very wide scope. And it's a new area which has been explored for LXR and ultimately the beam. So in the first instance, the machine learning work group has gone in and actually gathered experts in machine learning in AI space who are not necessarily beam experts. I'm sure you've heard of NX. So, you know, what they've done is, you know, they've gone in and created a subset of NXR which runs in the GPU.  They started with an NX, EXLA, which is an XLA compiler for NX and Torchex, which is LibTorch backend for NX. Now, to foster adoption and expand the community and bring in collaborative interactive notebooks to LXR and hoping that providing a high level tool, you know, to work in LXR will help expand the community and bring machine learning and possessed to the ecosystem. So keep in mind, it's not always about having the best library. You need to get people to use them. And I think, yeah, Jose excels at this. On top of that, they also have Explorer, which is an abstraction database, which allows you to abstract data sets to NXR. And Explorer is there for your people working with very large data sets, distribution and concurrent processes. So, you know, I think it all goes hand in hand. Now, together with Axon, which is, you know, the machine learning framework, Ashwin Variety is working on, there's a very, very long road back. And what you need to do is join the Slack channel and you look at the issue tracker, yeah, and join the work groups and start contributing. But, you know, if you're a bit intimidated about starting to contribute, just as important, go in, start using the libraries and start giving the work group feedback on your use and your experiences of them. Is that, it's what's going to allow you to go in and it's what's going to allow you to go in and help foster the adoption. Now, I spoke about embedded, I spoke about machine learning. What makes me excited about both? Well, the two go hand in hand, believe it or not. Because, you know, this is a quote from Gartner where from 2017, so from five years ago. And it says that around 10% of enterprise generated, of enterprise generated data is created and processed outside of a traditional data central cloud. So this was five years ago. They predicted by 2025, this figure will reach 75%. And this is what excited me about what's going on with Ericsson combined with work around machine learning and embedded. Traditionally, we always moved the data to the compute.  Every year we collect more data than all of the previous years put together. So it's increasing exponentially and it's becoming really expensive to move this data around. So instead of moving the data to the compute as we used to do in 2017, we're moving the compute to the data. So close to the source. And, you know, this is where Edge networks and IoT devices, you know, to the Edge networks and IoT devices themselves. So instead of transmitting data, we will be making decisions locally and just transmitting the results of the compute.  I think we'll soon have a platform for machine learning and AI which we can use on all of the devices, you know, all running on the beam. So this is really what, you know, makes me really excited about what's going on and probably why you should be getting involved and start listening and looking up over what's happening. And obviously, as soon as you deal with data, as soon as you deal with IoT and embedded devices, security becomes critical, in a wide variety of areas spaces, but right here. And there's a security working group on Slack here, it's the hashtag security, it's the Slack channel. And the most visible achievement has been secure coding and development guidelines. You know, they've also worked with OpenID Connect, online certificates, the online certificate revocation protocol and are planning a security testing guide. You know, if anyone is interested in any of these, or if you're just interested in the topic around security and the beam, you'll join the security channel and participate in their calls. So their next call is at April 6th at 3 p.m. GMT, which I believe is at around 8.30 p.m. India time, you're depending on what time zone you're in. So go in, join them, meet them, get to know them and again, start contributing.  They are the foundation of the foundation and the mission is to provide tools and services that enable members to communicate efficiently, share ideas and updates. So if you're into DevOps, if you wanna help improve the website, it's all open source in Alex here on GitHub, join the Slack channel. We're also looking for volunteers to reach out to me for that, to help build a jobs board where we plan on putting together companies and people looking for work. Now, just wrapping up, all of this wouldn't be possible without the generous contribution of all of our sponsors. To become a sponsor, these companies have donated between $2,000 and $10,000 per year and just a shout out to the latest editions, Feedbaps and EM2X who joined this month. And I would really rally you to go in and tell your employees to become sponsors in the Erling Ecosystem Foundation. It's for them, it's not that much money, but it allows us to actually go in and fund a lot of these projects. Well, you'll argue with your employees, why would your companies join? Well, a variety of reasons, but you know, there's exposure to their services, recruitment, if they're recruiting, it helps increase their visibility. I mean, we show all of the logos in all of our presentations. And in some cases, just to say thank you, Ericsson, thank you, Jose, and thank you, Community of Large, you know, and this is a wonderful quote from Valentin Michek. He is the founder of Ferris of AntGuard, he's a company in South Africa. And Erling and the Beam have basically allowed him to have a huge impact on the whole telecom infrastructure in Africa. And he felt that the foundation was helping build the foundation which would allow others like him to create a similar impact in the respective countries.  And you can ask him just to email sponsorship at theearlyf.org. The goal is to achieve $200,000 in sponsorship donations per year. And yeah, depending on the turnover, of your employers, there are various costs associated to it. But yeah, you can also give very small donations, but obviously larger donations are needed and welcome. So just in conclusion, as I'm running out of time, how can you get involved? Lerking the Slack channel is very welcome. Go in, join a work group channel, ask questions, or just read their issue tracker, attend their meetings and listen in and get an idea of what's going on before you even make a commitment. If you've got new ideas, you're welcome to go in and propose a new work group. Processes on how to propose work groups are on the website. stipends, you can request a stipend to get some work paid for if you've got a particular project. And it then gets assigned to a work group and you get someone who will ship review it through it. You can become a member. So please go in, earlyf.org and register today. And more importantly than not, just as important as your company is to become a sponsor and help fund what we're doing. This is where you can follow us on social media and Twitter. So join the foundation and start becoming loud and participate in the community. So big thank you for me. Great, thanks, Francisco. I think there's a lot of useful information that you packed into this 30 minute presentation. I think we've got some of this information tweeted out as well as you were presenting, hopefully other folks who not joining in would still be able to benefit. So just wanted to thank Francisco again for the great talk.


Hello everyone. Good morning to you. Dr. Saul here in Beverly Hills. Super excited. We got some facial contouring today. It's going to be exciting. Our beautiful patient, she looks excellent. She's beautiful but she came to us to get a little bit of an edge. So look, this is our patient. Today we're going to contour her neck. If I turn you to the side, you see her neck right now? We're going to remove all this right here with the smart lipo. It's kind of, we talked about this before, Kybella versus smart lipo. This is one time you're done. In addition to that, we're going to take out the buckle fat. That's going to make her face narrower. It's going to make her look slimmer. It's going to be fantastic. And for the icing on top, we're going to take a little bit of fat and put it in her tear troughs and her nasolabial fold. So I'm really excited for her. She's going to look excellent and state. We're going to use nano fat.  It's going to be the nano fat, the little particles of fat.  Stay tuned and watch. So the order of things we're going to do is we're going to inject local in her neck and numb up her neck area to do the smart lipo. Then we're going to inject some local in her flanks. We're going to do the smart lipo of the neck followed by fat from the flanks, which we're going to use to inject in her face. Then we're going to do the buckle fat removal.  So we're getting ready to get started. Stay tuned. So we're starting to do the lipo procedure right now. And what we're doing is we're taking the fat out through this small cannula with a little hole behind your ear. How are you feeling? Any pain? You can already see our patient has now has a chiseled jaw bone already. All the fat is gone. Look at how small the instrument is. Very small, very petite. But look at that. She's already had a nice jaw line. She looks great. And we just started. So this is the fat we removed from the flanks. You can see we're setting them up in the syringes right now.  So we're setting everything up. We're moving along real well for this case. Do you feel this, hon? Okay, good. Let me see this. Is that better? What? Okay, here. Is that better? Yeah. Okay. Thank you. Let me get a sim. Let me get the... We're almost done with it. We're not cleaning out your ears. Don't worry.


Hey everybody Bob Trossett here alongside coach Graham Miller post-game coach you guys were scratching clawing all game long offensive Getting a lot of opportunities. What what are you reading to not being able to find the back of the net? Yeah, I think I seven games now without a goal So, you know, we're building for the future, you know, this is a program that we knew that was you know Struggling for the last couple of years, so we need to just keep taking the positives from games and the fact that we I played them, you know We gave up a couple of soft goals and you know, we created many chances and obviously there's a wall in front of the goal that I can't see and So hopefully we can break down that wall and we can put the ball in the back of the net next game How's Jordan fields looking? I saw you got up pretty pretty kind of limping a little bit How about the toughness to get back up and get back?  How you gonna regroup? Yeah, well, you know, we just got to go it's the next game, you know next game up You know, we can't dwell on this result and obviously it's a tough one because it's conference and it puts us behind the eight ball there So we just got on to the next one We got to work hard again on a practice on Sunday and then be ready for that next game And you know, we got a they got to start, you know, finding ways to put the ball in the back of the net Cool coach. Thanks for your time. Best luck on Monday. All right. Thank you. He's coach Miller. I'm Bob Trossick Good night from Mustang Stadium


Okay good morning everyone. Welcome to our online students as well. Thank you so much for joining. All right so this is day two of orientation week and we're going to look at the book laying the acts to the root. So yesterday Pastor Jakes took us through laying the acts to the root of self. Today we look at laying the acts to the root of jealousy. So the online students if you have the notes you can please open the notes and just follow along with me. Right even as we go through the class if you have any questions feel free to stop me. Right you can ask questions in between. Okay so laying the acts to the root of jealousy. Now another word for jealousy is envy. Right now when you look at jealousy, jealousy is not always something that is shown outwardly. Right so for example if we get angry on somebody it shows on our face. Right if you're upset it shows when we are happy or we're glad about something it shows on our face. But jealousy is something that is inside just like self and nobody can know other than you. It can be hidden inside our heart. And so jealousy and envy both of them are very dangerous if they're not treated or if it is not cut off from our life. It's like cancer because when cancer is in the body if it's not treated what happens it begins to spread. And jealousy is like that. Right many of us you know we look at jealousy and we say hey this is not so serious. Only if I you know if I have any bad habits then it's a serious sin. Drinking, smoking, pornography these are all bad things. But jealousy is okay nobody knows. But as believers we tend to suppress that. We tend to think okay jealousy is nothing. But the word of God teaches us that jealousy leads us to death. And we look at a few examples later on. What jealousy can do in our lives if it is not treated. If we don't lay the axe to the root okay. The word of God also teaches us to understand how jealousy must be treated. Now we're not saying that none of us will feel jealous. They're human beings right. We will feel jealous. But as believers how can we overcome that thought of jealousy? How can we lay the axe to the root? And that's what we're going to learn in this chapter. Let's read a couple of portions of scripture. Galatians chapter 5 was 19 through 21. Now before I go in there I just want to give you a little bit of background of Galatia. Right now the apostle Paul has gone to Galatia. He started the churches. There are two kinds of people in the church. One are the Jews and the other are the Gentiles. The Jews believe in circumcision. The Gentiles don't want to be circumcised. So two kinds of people. And the Jews are telling the Gentiles you have to be circumcised. So Paul is angry. He writes in the Galatians he says you are foolish Galatians because you're going back to the circumcision. You're going back to the law. Right. And he's sternly rebuking them. Why? Because the Jews were feeling jealous that the Gentiles are in God's kingdom. Right. So after the cross what happened? There is no Jews. There is no Gentiles. There is no rich. There is no poor. All of us are equal in God's eyes. So now the Jews are feeling how can these fellows, these Gentiles come and worship you know God, our God. How can they do them? There's some kind of a jealousy inside. So now Paul is writing Galatians 5 19 through 21. Now the works of the flesh are evident which are adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lewdness, idolatry, saucery, hatred, contentions, jealousies, outbursts of wrath, selfish ambitions, dissensions, heresies, envy, murders, drunkenness, revelries and the like of which I tell you beforehand just as I also told you in the time past that those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom of God. Now look at this verse. It is so powerful yet it is so serious. It's saying all of this idolatry is also the hatred, contention, jealousy, wrath. People who have this will not inherit the kingdom of God. So you see how serious Paul is. So what is something that we must learn from this? Jealousy, if we continue to have it, it is going to cause us to come short of getting into the kingdom of God. You and I as believers, when we feel jealous, when there are thoughts of jealousy, we can always go back to the cross. Go back to Jesus and say, Lord, this is my problem. This is how I'm feeling. Cleanse me. Make me holy. There can be jealousy between different people. There can be jealousy between friends, among family members. There can be jealousy between peers, meaning those who work together. There can be jealousy between husband and wife. It sounds, you know, how can it be? But there is and this jealousy can cause big damage in our life if it is not dealt with. Next point, jealousy has to be dealt with. We cannot say, you know, this is something in my life and it's like taking the dust bin or you're taking the dust and putting it under the carpet. We cannot do that. Jealousy has to be dealt with. First Corinthians, chapter 3 and verse 3, for you are still carnal for where there are envy, strife and divisions among you. You are, are you not carnal and behaving like near men? This is a very interesting passage. Now, if you look at the church in Corinthians, the church in Corinth, it is a church where they are speaking in tongues. There is prophecy. There is word of knowledge. There is gift of healing. There is working of miracles. There's all the gifts are flowing in this church. But Paul is telling them, you are still carnal because you are jealous and you envy each other. What does it teach us? Just because I can sing a song, just because I can play the guitar, just because I'm preaching and teaching, just because I'm in ministry or I have the gifts of the spirit doesn't mean that we are not, we are not carnal. Doesn't mean that everything's okay in our life. Right? Are you understanding what I'm saying? Right? So just because I can flow in the gifts of the spirit, the prophetic word of knowledge doesn't mean everything's all right. Paul is talking to the believers here. He's saying, you have all the gifts, but you're still carnal. You're still worldly. And so he says, people who are ruled by the flesh will walk in envy and jealousy. And he goes on in that chapter. He says, but you and I as believers, we are not ruled by the flesh, but we are ruled by the Holy Spirit. We are governed by the Holy Spirit. Right? Philippians chapter one was 15 and 17 was 15. Some indeed preach Christ even from envy and strife and some also from goodwill. But the latter are of love knowing that I am appointed for the defense of the gospel. Again, Paul is saying, some people preach the gospel because of envy and jealousy. It happened in Paul's ministry. So as Paul is becoming famous, his ministry is growing, people are saying, hey, how come this guy is doing all of this? How come he's able to raise the debt? How come he's able to bring healing on people? So what happened was during that time, people came up, new people said, okay, I want to do and I want to become better than him. I want to become better than apostle Paul. You see that in the book of Acts, I think it's Acts 17, when the sons of Scewa, they said, okay, I command these demons that the apostle Paul is preaching. I command in the name of Jesus come out. Why did they do all of that? Because they were jealous, they were envying what apostle Paul was doing. Was there fruit in that? No fruit. Right? So jealousy has to be dealt with. Now, let's look at a few examples in the Bible. Now, on page 25, on what happens, what are the outcomes of jealousy? If it is not dealt with in the initial stages, everyone knows the story of Cain and Abel. The first murder in the Bible happened because of jealousy. Can you believe that? The first murder happened because of jealousy. Genesis chapter four, one through nine talks about the whole thing. Cain and Abel, two brothers, these two brothers were ready to give their sacrifice to God. Cain said, okay, I'll give whatever I have. It wasn't his best, but what did Abel do? He gave his best. God honored the offering of Abel. God accepted the offering of Abel. What happened? The first thing that came to Abel's mind was jealousy. How come God accepted his offering and not my offering? Now, the question to be asked is, whose fault is it? Cain could have given the best from his livestock, but he chose not to give. Abel chose to give what is best from his work and God accepted his offering. There was nothing to be jealous, but jealousy came in. Now, what could have Abel done? I'm sorry, Cain, what could he have done? He said, okay, next time God, I'll give you the best end of story. What happened? Jealousy. God accepted Abel's, not mine. I have to be better than him. I am elder to him. I should be better than him. Jealousy came in. It just came in as a seed into the heart. What happened? He kept thinking about it. He kept watering that seed. It began to grow and it came to a point that I have to get rid of this guy. He forgot the whole aspect that he's his own blood brother. I have to get rid of him. I have to kill him. And we see that consequently Cain kills Abel only because of jealousy. There's nothing to do with, you know, with inheritance. There's nothing to do with anything, just jealousy. Second example is Joseph and his brothers. Jacob had 12 sons, but he loved Joseph the most. We all know the story, right? Genesis 37 talks about it. 12 sons, but he loved Joseph the most. And I'm sure Jacob would have, you know, given special attention to Joseph many times because the elder brothers were more of, you know, go do the hard work, get the things done and come. Joseph was a young boy. So Jacob loved him even more. Now it says here, read the whole story. There was a point when that already the brothers were jealous. They maybe never expressed it. But when his father gave him the quote of many colors, right? To honor Joseph. Joseph went and told his brothers, see what my father has given me? What happened? The jealousy just grew even more. Again, to the point that they wanted to kill Joseph. Again, jealousy. You know, it went to a point of letting go, let willing to kill your own brother. And that's what happened. They were very jealous.  Saul and David, again, wonderful example of jealousy. Saul was the first king of Israel, right? He's a king. Everyone is scared of this huge man named Goliath, Philistine. Everyone is scared of him. You know, if you look at history, history says that there were giants that were living, right? And I'm just giving you know, what we've read over, you know, through internet and through books. History says that these giants would have been at least nine and a half, 10 or above 10 feet tall, well built, huge. Can you picture this? Picture it in your mind. You've got the entire army. Saul has defeated the Moabites. Israel have defeated the Canaanites. They've defeated many armies. Now they've come to Philistine. And this one man is stopping the entire army of Israel.  I said, No, there's a big man, Goliath. We have to fight him. Nobody's willing to go. He says, What do you mean? Nobody's willing to go. I will go. We know the story, right? And he goes there with the two stones. He, with his pebbles, he just defeats Goliath. But here's the interesting part. Israel goes and defeats Philistines. And when they were coming back in their victory march, they started singing, Saul killed thousands. David killed that moment. Jealousy came in. Probably Saul was in his room looking out the window thinking, Oh man, I have defeated the Philistines. And suddenly he's listening to the song. Hey, they're singing, Saul killed thousands. David killed tens of thousands. Jealousy right then and there. The Bible, that moment, that moment Saul was after David to get rid of him, to kill him, that moment. It was not over. Okay, next day, next day, no, from that moment, the moment he heard the song, jealousy came in from that moment, he wanted David out of the way. Now, what could David have done? Sorry, Saul, what could King Saul have done better? What could he have done? Here's something that he could have done. He could have said, Okay, God, anyway, I'm going to die. There will come a time I have to get down from this throne. Now you have chosen David. David has killed Goliath. So what I'll do is I'll bring David. I will train him. I will teach him. Okay, this is the palace. These are the things you should do. And regarding the army, these are the things regarding administration. These are the things you should do. Train him so that when he's young, when he becomes a king, he'll be ready. He could have done it that way, but he didn't. I want to get rid of this fellow. And many places, if we read first Samuel, second Samuel, many places, David, sorry, Saul was after David's life, willing to kill him because of jealousy. It is a simple thing. All he had to do was say, Okay, God, anyway, he's the next leader. Let's train him, get him ready.  But if you look at Saul's death, he killed himself. Jealousy leads to death, not just a physical death, but a spiritual death. Imagine this, you're jealous. If we are jealous about somebody else, and we're praying in the Holy Spirit, we're prophesying this word of knowledge, all of those wonderful gifts, but you're jealous about somebody else. What will God say? What will minister? He's gracious. He loves us. But God will pinpoint things in our life. He'll say, this, get it out, remove it from your life. Holy Spirit, he comes to convict us of righteousness. You'll say, get it out. See, God loves us, so he will correct us. Yes, those who are married and who have children, if you love your children, that's why you correct them. If you don't love them, you let them become whatever they are. They'll become monkeys, and you don't want that to happen. You need to correct them. So dealing with jealousy is very important. Saul, the brothers of Joseph and Cain, many other examples in the Bible, they did not deal with the jealousy. But you and I, we have the Holy Spirit, and we can deal with jealousy. It's like dealing with the enemy, saying, devil, you're bringing these thoughts, I rebuke it in Jesus' name. Bringing jealousy, you're bringing anger, you're bringing, I rebuke it in Jesus' name. So the Holy Spirit is there to help us. So how do we deal with jealousy? Most of the time, we try to conceal jealousy. We keep it inside. There's a small box where we keep all those things inside and right in our hearts. It could be pride, it could be self, it could be jealousy, anger, right? You can keep it in our heart. Nobody knows about it. Everyone who meets you will say, praise the Lord, brother. Jaymasikhi. You'll also say Jaymasikhi. But deep in the heart, there is something that box nobody knows. Only you know that box. When you pray, God will remind you of the box. You'll say, Lord, it's okay. Leave that box. See everything else other than the box. When God is saying, no, I don't want to see everything else. I want to see the box. That's why David, why does God say, David is a man after my own heart? Because King David, he made many mistakes, worst mistakes in the Bible he has made. Why does God say he's a man after my own heart? Because his prayer was, God, search my heart and see if there's any inequities. Search my heart.  Other than this aspect, you search everywhere else. We've got to deal with it. There will be corrections. There will be times God will rebuke us. God will bring corrections. He will make us do things we are not comfortable with. We've got to do it. If we don't, it's going to cause death. Manifestations of jealousy, page 27, just a few manifestations of jealousy. The word manifestation means when we are jealous, how is it shown outside? It may not be shown always immediately, but it will eventually be shown. First one, murder. Cain murder, Abel because of jealousy. Let's read Matthew chapter 5 verse 21 and 22. Maybe one of us can read it, if there's a mic here. Matthew 5, 21 and 22. You have here that it was said to those of old, you shall not murder, and whoever murders will be in danger of the judgment. But I say to you that whoever is angry, you shall not murder, and whoever murders will be in danger of the judgment. But I say to you that whoever is angry with his brother, without it cause shall be in danger of the judgment. And whoever says to his brother, Raka shall be in danger of the counsel.  Now we know the Old Testament had a lot of laws and rules and regulations. But when the Lord Jesus came, He made it even greater. He took it one step higher.   In the Old Testament, do not murder.  See what happens here? The Lord Jesus has made it even greater. He's saying here, John 1, John 3, 15, whoever hates his brother is a murderer, and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him. So we are not called to live a life of jealousy. We're not called to live a life of hatred among each other. Now there are times we may not agree with each other. That's a different story. Of course, we don't agree with other faiths that are there. We don't agree with certain things that are happening around us. Right? But we don't hate them. We cannot hate them. Because what did Jesus do? He says, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. When He didn't hate us, how can we hate people who are around us, our brothers and sisters? They may be from different faiths. It doesn't matter.  It's not like we need a knife or a gun only when we kill them. No. So think about this. When we hate our brother and sister, why do you think Jesus said love your neighbor? Is it easy to love your neighbor? If it's easy, come and meet me after class. It's not easy, right? It's not easy at all. But here, the Lord Jesus has raised the bar up.  Right? Look at the next one. Outbursts of Anger, Proverbs 6 verse 34. For jealousy is a husband's fury. Therefore, he will not spare in the day of vengeance. Now, jealousy is what provoked people. For example, if you look at a husband and wife, why are most of the times husband and wives or brothers and sisters or family members, why are they fighting with each other? Strange because it's jealousy. I personally know of many, many, many, well-meaning believers who are brothers. They loved each other so much, but now they haven't been talking to each other for 10, 12 years. They come and say, sir, I'm not able, I've not spoken to my brother for 10 years. Why family dispute? What is it? No, my father gave him everything, very little for me. No, it's a genuine thing. There's genuine hurt. But for 10 years, they haven't spoken to each other. Anger, same family born and brought up in the same family, same blood, hatred, anger has caused us.  I wish I had dealt with this situation in a better way. In my anger, I have said this to my parents and I'm very hurt. In my anger, I've said this to my brother or my sister and I'm feeling very bad. And those consequences have lasting impressions in our life. We may worship God intensely when we we may worship God intensely when we gather in public. But how do we behave in private? That's what is more important. God is not impressed when we are worshiping God and, you know, it's good to worship God. He's not impressed in the way we worship God. If we don't worship also, he's worthy of worship. It's for our good that we're worshiping God. He's not impressed. What he is impressed is when you close the door when nobody is around who you are. That is what he looks at. How is your personal life? The Lord doesn't look at outward appearance and it's good because God looks at the heart. If God looked at outward appearance, David would have never become a king and he would have chosen one of those other brothers. So outbursts of anger, how do you treat people, your friends, your brothers, your sisters, your family? How do you treat them? How do we talk to them? How do we, you know, honor them in whatever they are doing shows our private life. Another manifestation of jealousy is seeking revenge. Romans chapter 12 verse 19 to 21. Beloved, do not avenge yourself but rather give place to wrath for it is written, vengeance is mine, I will repay says the Lord. Therefore, if your enemy is hungry, feed him.  Do not be overcome by evil but be overcome but overcome evil with good. Our actions sometimes may want to be revengeful. Many years ago, I think I was in, I don't know, I think Mumbai or somewhere in North India and I was speaking to this pastor, elderly pastor who's telling me that he had raised up a young man and as a leader in the church, so this young man was doing everything in the church. He was a worship leader, doing the sound and setup, doing everything in the church. Like he was the main person after the pastor, he's the next main person. So even when the pastor is traveling, he would preach the word, so he would handle everything in the church. Now, what happened was some of them started going to him for prayer and the pastor got upset. Why are you going to him for prayer? I'm the pastor of this church. He felt, started feeling what? What did he start feeling inside? Jealous. He's standing there after church, so he's telling me this. Standing there in church, people are going to him for prayer. They start feeling jealous. Hey, I'm the pastor, they're going to him. So what happened? He didn't give him any opportunities. He didn't give him the worship. He changed, gave somebody else the sound and setup, made him to just do the smaller works. Now this boy said, hey, I faithfully served for six, seven years. I cannot do this. I need to serve, so I will go and start my own church. So he went to another place. He started his own church. He very lovingly, he told the pastor, he said, see, this is what I want to do. I want to go. God is calling me to start my own ministry. I will go. So he went, he started the church. When they got to know that he started the church, all the people from this church went there. Now this pastor is telling me, there were 70 people, now there are 15 people in the church. What should I do? What should I do? So he thought, I'll say, you do this. I said, you first go and pray. First go back to God, what mistake you have done. Confess your sins. It is all of this, the reason is not God, the reason is you. So what if they go to him and pray? So what? Nothing wrong. So what if you are the pastor? You can go to him and pray. Every believer is a minister. So I told this pastor, very lovingly, I said, see, what you did that time, maybe you felt bad, maybe it was, or these are the things that you have felt in your heart. Go back, ask God for forgiveness. God will build your church. Those people who are gone, you forget about it. Let God do what he has to do.  But sometimes we want to seek revenge. You know what he said? No. What I'll do is I will make sure that this church will grow faster than that church. He's telling me. And I said, I can't help you. Now these are people who are leaders for 15 years, 20 years leading a church. You see what jealousy can do? It can blind our eyes. We can forget who we are serving. We can forget what ministry is about because of jealousy. Right? So never seek revenge. Whether it's a fellow minister, whether it is your friends, your family, never seek revenge. God, the Bible says what we read in Romans, he says, vengeance is mine. I will repay. Just leave it up to God. God, I'm putting it in your hands. Right? Fourth one, unkindness, ill-feeling and resentment, right? A feeling of anger and being cruel to people. Resentment, division. Again, jealousy can cause divisions within groups of communities, right? So for example, if somebody is jealous with another person, they can form one team. And then what happens is iron sharpens iron. What happens? One person is jealous. He'll make all the five people jealous of that one fellow. Now those other people won't know why they're jealous, but they're jealous. Why? Because one person is jealous. He'll make one team. All five people are jealous with this group. No reason. They can go and ask, hey, why am I jealous with them? You be jealous. That's it. That's how it works, right? Unkind divisions. It is not from God. Extreme competitiveness. Now I want to share this. Healthy competition is good. It's good to have a healthy competition. It's good to desire to be the best that God wants us to be, right? I always say it when I was studying in Bible college, I always wanted to be the best in my class. So I would strive, work really hard, study everything, make sure I get full marks, and be very attentive and try to ask as many, I loved it. I loved being competitive. And you look at even worship and learning instruments. I always wanted to do well in that. That's how I watch people. I say, wow, they're doing so well. I hope one day I'm able to lead worship like this or I'm able to preach like this. So it helped me to get better, prepare, learn and get better. But then there is unhealthy competition. Unhealthy competition is, it's not motivated by a competitive spirit. It is motivated by jealousy. Unhealthy. This fellow is doing this. So I will make sure I do something better than him and I will show him that I am better. Strive for contentions, isolation, independence and insecurity. Jealousy creates insecurity. What is insecurity? So for example, who's the class captain? There will be a class captain soon. Okay. After some time, the teachers will come and say, okay, you're no more the class captain. We'll choose somebody else. Why? What did I do? You start becoming jealous. The new class captain is appointed for no reason. You're jealous of me. Why? That's actually my place. Isolation, insecurity. If this person is better, what if he does better than me? What if he gets a better role? What if he does a better job? All the what ifs can really destroy our life. For the first years, I'll be teaching identity in Christ. What is our identity? Are we pastor, apostle, prophet?  A child of God? So identity, when we are secure in our identity, insecurity will not be there. But when we are jealous, there's insecurity. How come he's better than me? Isolation. I don't want to learn from them. I will do it myself. I'll do it my way. And all these lead to are rooted out of jealousy, overprotection. To be overprotected about people, pettiness. And when the small thing happens, you blow it out of proportion. All these things are rooted out of jealousy. And as believers, we must not walk in jealousy. You must never walk in jealousy. Let's look at some of the consequences of jealousy. Jealousy, page 31. Allowing jealousy to reside in our hearts will cause consequences. Nothing in the Bible, the Lord our God does not work arbitrarily, meaning he does not do things randomly. Everything has consequences. From the beginning, from Genesis chapter two, God told Adam, don't eat of the fruit. They did it. There was consequences. Sin and death came into this world.  He went with Hagar. God told Moses and the people of Israel, I'll bring you out of Egypt into the promised land. He brought them out, but what did they do? They disobeyed. So what were they doing? Rounding, 40 years in circles. That's all they were doing. Consequences. Many generations, that same generation, probably they thought, oh, I'm going to the promised land. They never saw it. The Bible says in Joshua, only a new generation went into the promised land. Everything has consequences. Everything. When we have jealousy in our heart, there is consequences that will happen. One, jealousy is destructive. We cannot live long with jealousy because it will hurt us.  We can keep it for some time. We can pray. We can worship, do all that. But if it's still there, we are not going to be fruitful. We will not be fruitful. Right? Two, jealousy affects our health. Proverbs 14, 30. A sound heart is life to the body, but envy is a rottenness to the bones. Jealousy can affect our physical body and our emotional self as well. Emotion is our soul, our mind, our will, our emotions. When we are jealous, why do you think King Saul was, physically he was probably very strong. He's a king. He was, he was in the army. He knows, but emotionally, the spirits attacking him. And so David had to play the harp or the lyre, the instruments, and then the spirit will leave him. What is that? Because of jealousy. Jealousy can cause physical and emotional damage. Three, jealousy blurs our vision and causes us to lose focus. When, probably, let's look at this example. If we are in the workplace, we're working in a company, right?  He's given you a vision. He's spoken to you.  Now, one year is over, you're not a manager. But another fellow has become a manager. Jealousy. What will happen? It'll blur the vision. Suddenly, we're looking at this fellow. Hey, I am better than this guy. How come he's become the manager and I'm still here? Now, all of a sudden, the vision of becoming a manager focus is gone to this person. The vision has become blur, right? That's what jealousy does. When we're jealous of other people, when we're jealous of other people's belongings or the things that they have, it blurs our vision, right? I think the second years and third years will know this. I had a vision. One day, I will do the declaration and preach in church. One day. I was over 21 years old. I said, okay, one day. So, I would take that declaration. I would preach one full sermon in front of the mirror. Nothing is happening. Nothing is happening. I'm still in the same place cleaning the chairs. Oh God, everyone are getting opportunity. I'm not getting any opportunity. Not even in worship, not even in preaching. Nothing. No door is opening also. God, what is this? But I thank God that the Lord spoke to me and said, you look at me. Don't look at others. You look at me. I will open the door for you. You look at me. I'm at the right time. I said, okay, God, let them do what they want. I will look at you. I look at you and clean the chairs, but I know one day you'll give me. But it's very hard. It's not easy. It was very hard for me. Every Sunday, very hard. Say, God, how come they have it? I don't have it. I left the corporate job and I've come. I'm not wasting my time. I'm not a pastor son to come and sit. I have a corporate job. I left everything and I've come. Usually, I'm not putting down pastors' children, but usually pastors' children, they send their children to go and study. That's not the case here. Do something. But at the right time, God opened the door. When you look at the surrounding, the vision is blurred. But you keep looking at God. You said, one day, one day, one year over, five years over, 10 years over, one day, it will happen. Just be faithful. Jealousy blinds and prevents us from seeing the light.  Jesus' earthly ministry. He's doing all these wonderful miracles. Thousands of people are following Jesus. The Pharisees and the Sadducees are getting jealous now. Who's this fellow? He's a carpenter's son. But he's got a lot of wisdom.  Let's kill him. Let's get rid of him. Jealousy can stop us from seeing the light. Can stop us from receiving revelations of God.  Other sort, fishermen, tax collectors, everyone's sort. But the Pharisees and Sadducees could not see it. Why? They were jealous of Jesus. Why should 5,000 people go and sit in the mountain to listen to him preach? Why should he heal the people? Because they he can't do. So why you want to do? Jealousy. Jealousy causes trouble. Envy and strife open doors to confusion and demonic work. When we are jealous of the envy people, it opens the door for the enemy to come in and sit. God is working one side. Devil also is working the other side. What will happen? Revelations chapter 2. You are lukewarm. Yes or no? God is working. But here there's also the devil. There are loving things of the enemy. So we must close every door that we have opened to the devil. Get rid of jealousy. How do we get rid of jealousy? Very simple. Walk in love. 1 Corinthians 13 says walk in love and you will not gratify the sins of this world. Rejoice in others blessings. If your friend gets a new laptop, don't look at him. Don't look at him and say, I'll get a better one. Don't worry. Rejoice in his blessings. If your brother does well, your sister does well. Rejoice in his blessing. God thank you. God bless you. Don't say God bless you just for the sake of it. Mean it. Okay, God, I know one day my blessings will come and the right time you'll bless me. It's okay. So you'll be happy for them. Now don't take out a calculator and say, oh, this is okay. So don't do all of that. Start calculating. Just leave it. That's God. Do the calculation. Right? Rejoice in others blessings. Three, understand that each one of us is different. God works in each one of us differently. Now we say this. God used, God trained Moses in the, my second and third year students should know this by now. I hope you'll know it. God trained Moses in the palace to use him in the desert. And God trained Joseph in the desert to use him in the, all of us are different. All of us, if you look at your hands, all of us are different. So God will deal with each one of us in different ways. Let him deal the way he wants to. Seeing things in God's perspective is very important. God, I don't want to see things the way I, in the natural way. I want to see it in your way. When Joseph was in the prison, it was very easy for him to say, God, you've forgotten me. But he kept saying, no, I will honor the Lord. I know God is with me. The Bible says that while he was in prison, he was still prosperous. He was prosperous in the prison. Joseph, what about Daniel? He was in Babylon. Right? Under another kingdom's rule, but he was made the head. So we look at things from God's perspective and say, God, I know you're working out something. You're working at your way. Help me to be obedient. Help me to do what you want me to do. Remove jealousy out of my heart. Remove strife. Remove envy. Help me to walk with a clean heart. So it's very important that we allow the Holy Spirit. We must first guard our hearts. We can pray. It's a simple prayer. Guard my heart that I may not be jealous or envy people around me. I must not be jealous about people's gifts, people's anointing, people's wealth. You know, sometimes jealousy can also be about looks.  I'm jealous because he looks good or I'm jealous because she looks good. It can be that way, right? Even the small things can cause jealousy. So we can guard our heart. Pray and ask the Holy Spirit. Holy Spirit, help me. Lay the axe to the root of jealousy and God will help us to walk in freedom. Amen. Shall we just pray before we close? Father, we want to thank you for the session, Lord.  Lord, Lord, help us to walk in freedom. Remove every form of jealousy of God. We thank you that your Holy Spirit is in us. And even as we walk in love, even as we learn to love one another, care for one another, rejoice in others' blessings of God, I pray, Holy Spirit, that you will empower us to be your children of God, to be salt and light of God. Thank you. Thank you, Lord, that you this morning are laying the axe to the root of jealousy. No matter what we may be feeling, wherever there's some kind of a jealousy in our heart, Lord, this morning I ask God that you will uproot it from our life for God. Thank you. Thank you, Lord. We don't have to live in this, but Lord, we can surrender to you and your Holy Spirit will teach us, empower us, Lord, to live this life. Thank you, God. I pray a blessing over each of every student of God, even as we continue to learn together and grow in your word, minister to us, Lord, empower us and use us for your glory of God. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen. Thank you so much, online students. Have a great day ahead. God bless.


And how did you feel telling the world last April Purdue is going to be fully open? What goes into running this drum around? I've read that you have been interested in studying health equity for a long time. As like going into Notre Dame, then moving a home game to a neutral site was very helpful. And our fans showed up and that's what Purdue does. Our tons were run over other people with the drum line with the drum where it looks like we actually just hit them with the wheel but they're perfectly fine. I'm very excited to get into the rest of the week, start meeting new people, learn the campus. But that's the essence of difficult decisions. You don't know and you can't know. And if you try to wait until you think you know everything, it's usually way too late. This is why I'm still here because of the students and our faculty and staff in our department. Just fantastic people. Do you know why we're here? Did I happen to know? You won! Oh, that's awesome! Okay, I have to tell you something. You know the old golden ticket back to Hawaii? You won it! I mean, I think when I was approached about this documentary with Michael Phelps, one of the things that I wanted to do was to be able to share struggles that high athletes, elite athletes have. You know, you have to bring your own energy, whether you have fans or not. When you're in Macchi Arena, you know, the fans kind of do that for you. I was at Purdue all the time. Ross save was like my second home. And from that point on, I just fell in love with the campus. I fell in love with the people. But what's the other tradition at the Bell Tower?  Yes! Boiler up!


Hello, my name is Roger Watson. I'm the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Advanced Nursing, the editor of Nursing Open and I'm an editorial board member of the Wiki Journal of Medicine. I want to talk to you in this session about writing the discussion section for a manuscript. I do many writing for publication workshops around the world and a very common problem that people have and a very common question I get is about writing the discussion section. Specifically, people ask me, how do I start writing a discussion section? Or how do I write one? What do I put into the discussion? What goes in there? These kind of questions are very common. And my strategy for writing a discussion section is always to do it in specific sections and to do it in a particular way. And my way of doing it is to write in the heading, discussion and then to put a couple of subheadings in, one limitations and one conclusions just in case you forget those. Then put in a few page breaks to move those down to the bottom because you'll come to those later.


Hi, I'm Josh from Blame Minnesota, and you're watching Trucker Josh on YouTube. Hope you enjoy our ATJV Vlogs. How you find people and terrible drivers? How you doing today? We are on our way home today. So I've decided that since I have so much time to get to Alberta, I actually have time to swing by home. So I'm going to get there late tonight. I'll probably be home in about 10 hours or so. We'll see. Might be a little bit more. But we'll see how early we can get there, and then I can spend most of the day at home tomorrow and then leave in the evening towards Alberta. I just need to get to like Brandon or something tomorrow yet, which is about three or four hours down the road. So if I leave like around supper time, it's going to be a good day. I don't know if you knew this, did you tell yourself it's going to be a good day today? I'm going to go look in the mirror and say, hey, today's going to be a good day. Took my half hour break here at Walmart. What better place, right? This guy's fuel tank strap is busted. I should probably tell him that as soon as he parks. Fuel tank's going to fall off. Yes. I wish I would have been here yesterday. Apparently we had one big shelf cloud just roll through this region. I think it hit North Dakota as well, but it sure hit our area. It's almost like a cloud burst, you might say. It was apparently like what, what they had like several inches of rain fell in just a couple of hours. The streets in Steinbach were so flooded there was actually footage of a couple of guys. Come on, Karen. I'm trying to tell a story here. It's funny. They're going to laugh. They're going to laugh. There's a video of a couple of guys canoeing down the street in Steinbach. It's on Steinbach online, so it looks like we're going to get another downfall again. I'm expecting to hear the usual screeching that the world's coming to an end, but those are some really good rainfalls. So we are in Fargo, North Dakota here now just getting on to I-29. Ah, about two and a half, two and a half hours up to the border. Looks like that rain is all down here. I don't think it stretches up into Canada. This road for 248 kilometers. Well, I'd say we're about 45 minutes from Canada, and it looks like there's another storm system a little smaller than the last one sort of rolling in here. It looks like it's over Southern Manitoba right now. I sort of live straight ahead off to the right. A little ways out that way. I live in Southeast Manitoba, above Northwestern Minnesota, right in there. So we're facing straight north right now, just on the eastern edge of North Dakota. Minnesota is just on the other side of the river over there, a couple of miles to our right, going up here, and I heard that there might be another storm system coming in. And I heard there was a lot of rain at our house the last couple of days. Tons of rain. All these clouds are actually closer here than I thought. Oh, they're really low clouds. I thought they were higher up and further away. Okay, so we're actually hitting them now already. Guess we'll see what happens. Very next day. So we stopped by home for the night, and for the next day, got to leave last evening and continue on towards Alberta. But we got some heavy, heavy rainfall here while I was on this last trip. We got an insane amount of water. Just from these downspots, you remember you can fold these down, right? And it goes to here. We're gonna have to get something to put there so it doesn't erode our ground. Sort of like what we have at the end over here, right? Sort of like that. But it has to be movable, so we'll have to find some plastic one on Amazon or something. Yeah, we got a lot of rain. Let's go look and see how high the creek is. It's been a really hot day today again, too. Just piping hot. It was so weird because August was so cold, right? We thought the fall was coming early. Nope. Summer's still around. But look at how high our creek was. Do you remember how high it was in past videos? Do you remember we had this beaver dam over here? The beaver dam has been completely overrun with water. Look at this. Look at our creek. It's not a creek anymore. It's a river. Look at this. The beaver dam is under there. You can sort of see where the water's sort of curling over it. Look how much water is in here. This is insane. Look at this over here. It's washing away at the bank here. This collapsed just last night. We now have a river. We got so much rain here recently. Our pond over here. This rose by about two or three feet as well. But eventually, I mean, eventually this creek is going to eat away at this bank here, eat away at it, and it's going to connect with the creek, which I'm okay with whatever. If that's what nature wants to do, that's what nature does. Then at least I don't have to worry about aerating this pond anymore. I can just, like, the water from the creek will keep the water in here moving. It'll actually probably make it a lot healthier. But yeah, this is crazy. This has got to be, like, at least five, six feet deep now. Last year, at this time, this water was so low I could walk across on the bottom. And the year before that, it was so low that I could actually walk on dry land in parts of it. I love that sound, though, of the rushing water, eh? So I don't know what's going to go on here. If this does go through, we'll have to build a little bridge to get over to this side over here. This slide is busted. I'm just going to tear it down, burn all the wood, and get rid of that plastic. It's all warped, and it'll hurt you more than anything if you use it. But crazy. Yeah, right, where is it? Right here. Right in there is where the beaver dam is somewhere. Completely gone. You know what that means, though, right? The beavers are going to be busy. Once this water goes down a little bit and stops rushing so fast, just look at all the water. It's just crashing against the bank right there, right? Just eroding it right out of there.  Insane. But I like it. Like, I kind of wish it stayed at this level all the time. I wonder if we got fish in there. We got a fishing right in our own yard. No sign of the beavers, though. So anyways, guys, I'm going to end the vlog here. The next vlog will be tomorrow. We'll be leaving around this time because I'm going to start that vlog pretty much right after this. So we'll be leaving in the evening. So it'll be a pretty dark vlog, I guess, unless we continue it a bit the next day.  But what's going on over there? See, there's all these weird currents and stuff. I keep thinking that it's the beavers. But, yeah, when we moved here about three years ago, this creek here was just an itty-bitty little trickle going through here. And we got a river. A full-fledged river. So thanks for watching today, everybody. Hope you have a great day. And I'll see you in tomorrow's video as we head towards Alberta. I will end this vlog with the soothing sounds of the rushing water on our property.


We talked to each kid this week and we launched the app and they know how to put it on their phones or their media devices now. And, you know, one thing I told them is that I want our school to be the best school in the state of Kentucky. And for us to be able to be the best school in the state of Kentucky, it can't have those four things that this app covers. And that is weapons in the school, drugs or alcohol in the school, bullying, and then jewels, tobacco, e-cigarettes, what have you. So, without those things in our school, we have an opportunity to be the best in the state of Kentucky. But with those things, it's going to be hard for us to do that. So it's an opportunity for students to let us know 24 hours a day, seven days a week, if any of those things are a problem in our school. It does, as a parent, to help ease your mind with your kid at school. And especially not only in school but outside of school because social media is such a big part of the daily life of a teenager nowadays. And it's like I told the kids, sometimes it may be Saturday night at 2 a.m. in the morning. If they see it on social media, something about maybe a kid is going to bring a knife to school on Monday because they're mad at someone else. That's an easy way for a kid regardless of what time it is, what day of the week it is, to let administration and the Pikeville City Police know. It's a great tool that hopefully, it's one of those things, it's a great tool that we hopefully never have to use. But if we do have to use it, it's a great tool to help keep our school safe. It's a really user-friendly app. We've got posters hung out throughout the school and then it's also on our website, the instructions. All it has is a QR barcode. You open up your phone or camera and you just scan the QR code and the app pops right on your phone. And once you do that, you put in your username and password, and then you click one of those four buttons. And those four buttons are weapons, drugs, bullying, and tobacco or jeweling. And it immediately lets us know and the city police know if anything's in our school that's not supposed to be. I would like to thank BitSource. They're the one that developed the app right down the street on Handley Boulevard. So we appreciate all the hard work and time that they put in to developing this app for us.  And we're going to head on and try to, like I said, we're going to use this app. And hopefully it's another tool to help us keep our school safe as possible.


So what do we have going on this month in New Jersey supermarkets? Hey there in J route 22.com here with another supermarket retail chat and We've just picked a few things each month what we want to know about what we want to talk about In this particular, it's January 2020. I hope everybody's having a good new year like it's any difference It's like a new week a new day whatever. I'm a little bit cynical about these dates and numerology And all that it's just a new day, you know every minute is new. I don't know anyway Here's what we're gonna talk about this month. I noticed that shop, right? They had a sign up on their butter. Hey, we're not selling Kerry gold butter anymore Kerry gold now. We apologize for the inconvenience Really, they don't apologize for the freaking influx of plant-based butters. I don't know I don't know why they have to apologize for that and don't apologize for The things that pushed the butter that was good out In this case though another butter was also pushed out Kate's butter of Maine Which was our favorite butter because it was the only butter that had sea salt Instead of processed table salt as the ingredient, but whatever they did the good news is they did bring in a Another good butter. It's not the best, but it's called Vermont Creamery butter and the salted version does have sea salt But it's really just not quite as creamy. I don't know. It's more of a they do have this English butter though You got to look out for if you find a roll of English butter. It's about twice as expensive I think it's only two dollars and eighty cents for a four ounce roll as opposed to two dollars and eighty something cents for an eight ounce pack of two four ounce sticks, but the four ounce stuck stick of our blog of English style butter. It has crunchy sea Salt pieces in it and it's beyond awesome. You could eat it as a snack. It's great But that's it.  It's just gonna be everything's gonna be faking and Synthetic probably in the next decade or so. Look out Anyway, next I wanted to make a little correction here. I was Gryping I was gonna say BIT CHING but I don't know. I'll probably get flagged anyway We were we were complaining that the supermarkets didn't have low carb Sections and lo behold I look up at on the sign at at the shop right and it said low carb foods So I'm like, oh great. Let's look down the sign. It was nothing but snacks and then I'm like wait a minute I guess the low carb the only low carb foods they had was beef jerky Which isn't really low carb to be to begin with I think an entire pack of beef jerky can sometimes have upwards of 30 grams of carbs and Many times MSG as well, but I just don't understand What that was all about? Maybe one day I'll ask the manager Let's speak to the manager about that But I'll just keep my eyes open and let you know if something changes. I'm gonna have some low carb alcohol now Shouldn't be drinking tonight liver problems anyway This is a sort of a gray area for us, but we found another Low carb. I don't know how long these things have been around but Russell Stover has sugar-free chocolates now And they're very low on the the net carb index I think one or two grams of carbs and they have erythritol, but they also have a malatol, which is a If you eat too much of it, you will be sitting on the toilet Quite quickly and you might even just go on the side of the road because I think it if you eat too much of it Like I bought a bar. I guess it had eight squares in it I think if you eat more than two squares about the almond one two squares I think you're gonna get some sort of diet digestive emergency So be careful with malatol if it was just erythritol, but I don't know Again, we warn against eating anything sweet. I had to try it. I was guilty I it's it's one of those things sweets has an incredible Power over you so just watch out, but it does not affect your blood sugar. So There you go. Next. It's a product. I found or discovered. I didn't buy it. I'm not gonna buy it's called soylent Soylent and I don't know if anybody's ever watched this old movie. I forget it was a famous Famous actor in it. You can look it up. It's soylent green was this movie this dystopian the future movie I think from the 70s. I watched it and it Everybody was eating this one food. They had one food for the whole world one soylent green and It turned out at the end of the movie that spoiler alert That they were drinking humans. It was disgusting, but there's this drink that That plays on that. I don't know if they're doing the same thing.  They have a bunch of artificial crap in there They could sneak in including MSG and I looked on the reviews and everybody was saying how it's so great so great It's so great. I think they're mindlessly saying it's so great because there's addictive ingredients in there Just like that stupid beyond meat But anyway, I highly recommend you don't buy any liquid meal replacement eat frickin meat. Anyway The last thing is another plant-based product. I noticed it's called roots Roots ice creams plant-based. I mean, it's supposed to be cream from a cow. I don't get it but You know, this is another one of those things they have all these feel-good labels plant-based that gluten-free that that that that that and They say it's also diabetic friendly But I looked at it was like 36 grams of carbs and 24 grams were sugar alcohols, which is xylitol erythritol and God knows what else So and that's extremely high by the way some of these other low-carb cream-based high-fat Ice creams were much lower in sugar alcohols. I've maybe 10 grams of sugar alcohols, which The jury's still out on whether those things can affect you negatively.  It's only three grams of protein. What the heck is that? It's not high protein maybe for a like a mouse or something like that, but Again, I think plant-based foods that everybody thinks eating plants is so great But this is like super highly processed plants and in a lab through a chemical process and it's it's not a plant It's not a plant if you smush up broccoli and mix it with something It's not it's not gonna taste like ice cream. It's gonna taste like broccoli So they obviously mess around with it in a in a subatomic way practically So I I really think if you're smart you would avoid anything that is touted as Plant-based and good for you. It's not good for you. I promise you look around everybody's getting bigger and unhealthier That's it. Please subscribe. Please hit the like I need subscribers I think I'm doing a great job here. I tell the truth and have I'll see you next next video. All right


And The Cursed Child is here, part one and two by J.K. Rowling and Jack Thorne and John Tiffany. A lot of J's that are part of that author trio. So I am someone who absolutely adores Harry Potter fandom but is also a person who has not yet actually finished the Harry Potter books. I have read Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets but I have not finished the series because I'm a terrible person and I also did not really like the writing style very much. But I will endeavour to finish that series one time soon. But that does not mean that I do not love Harry Potter. I love Harry Potter. I'm like a hardcore fan of Harry Potter and especially The Cursed Child which I have recently read and I did enjoy it. I especially kind of love being able to read a script play so yeah I was very happy with that. But this is not a review for this book. This is just going to be a video of me showing off all my wonderful Harry Potter stuff because I have so much of it and I actually think I'm going to have to spread it out into two shelves because I'm running out of room. And plus there's a lot more Harry Potter stuff I want to buy. If they were like in no particular order I'm just going to start pulling stuff out and talking about it. My illustrated edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone which I absolutely love the artwork and this is so beautiful and just this book itself. I just every time I look at it it's just so magnificent. I got to go to England a year ago and I went down to the making of Harry Potter and I bought a bunch of stuff and looked at all the amazing like props and everything in the set up and it was so amazing and I loved it so much. And so I obviously picked up a few things including my Slytherin journal because I am a Slytherin which I am totally decked out in the colors for today. Got the merch and I needed the merch. I haven't actually used this journal yet. I don't want to kind of ruin it but I still really really like it. Harry Potter and the Creature Vault so once again the artwork and this is absolutely amazing. I have flipped. I'm mad in the pain. Once again the artwork and this is amazing. Yeah I basically fell in love with this when I got it. I flipped through it so quickly and then I went back through it all in detail because it's so interesting. I just love all these books that are coming out of from Harry Potter and there's so many more that I need to get. I got Hermione's Time Turner but because I wore it so much I actually broke it and I got it from London where I no longer am and so I just have to make do with a broken one for now until I return to London again and buy it. My motorist map which I have only gotten out of this plastic like a handful of times because as you probably might have noticed I'm a bit of a klutz when it comes to nice things and I destroy them and so I know that if I got this out and just looked at it as much as I really want to that it would be covered in my dirty fingerprints and probably ripped by some sort of cat or ghost jumping on it. I have like so many Harry Potter merch, jewellery, stuff that I own but a lot of it is in my bedroom which is like you know a whole 10 paces away which is super hard for me so you guys will just have to suffer with what I have here and that is my Voldemort wand on a necklace which I haven't actually worn yet. I did get the Hermione one from the YA Chronicles which I wear all the time but that's over there you know. It's too far for me to go, I need a broomstick. Also from the YA Chronicles is my Death Eater tattoo which I will use but I only have it for one use so I'm going to be very wise when I use it. I have my original and incomplete hardcover slash sort of paperback set of Harry Potter. My family was absolutely obsessed with this series when it came out like my brothers, my sisters, my mum, my dad did not read it but everyone else did and so we had to buy multiple copies for our family because we are all very impatient people and we also happen to be very destructive people and we have taped them up and we have lost books and we did not respect them even though we should have but in replacement for the ones that are destroyed I went ahead and bought these really nice beautiful paperback ones and that I really love and that I will read one day but until then I can just stare at them because they're so beautiful. I also picked up a Voldy's wand because I just really love his wand. I was so torn because there were so many great ones but this one I just I love it so much so I picked it up but I can tell you guys now that my wand collection will grow. It will grow and I also have my Horcrux which I got from a bookstore. It is only a really cheap one and I can only put some small hidden messages inside of it but I still love it just as much it's so cool. I then also have all my Harry Potter clothing. I have my wonderful slithering quidditch shirt on that I have been wearing now for like two days because I only got it in the mail and I never want to take it off. I'm also wearing my um Harry Potter pants let me just wear one that I won't show you is my um slither and underwear but I also have my Gryffindor and Ravenclaw and Hufflepuffer ones as well but I don't wear them ones as much. So that is my Harry Potter collection and I know that there's probably much more sitting around in drawers or my bedroom somewhere but for now that is all that I keep in my library so that is it. I hope that you guys have a wonderful day and read plenty of books and stay magical and stay out of Azkaban. Buuuut that's all so I'm gonna go and play a game of Quidditch. See ya.