good morning guys and welcome to a new vlog we're kind of in a hurry but I just want to show you my outfit I got this dress from Luca and Gray it is a size medium but it's kind of um I can't really tell but it's kind of like loose on me but I think it fits really well because my boobs are still a little bit big for it like I'm not that flat-chested but it's okay hoping to get a cute picture in this outfit so I'm surprised my hair has like lasted a little bit like normally it never does that okay where are we headed now we're going to go to brunch yes at Tal Torio Al Forno I don't know I can never say it but look at me yeah well we're gonna eat there probably gonna eat something a little light because I got sick last night wait is that over sharing no that's not over sharing anyway I love my dress as you guys saw a little earlier we are stuffed your full breakfast too much yesterday that might have in it I'm sure it was just actually not use that level of grease no so we're gonna go here and then I think that's not the end of the birthday celebration because we're gonna do like cake and ice cream later tonight and a present oh yes the presentation of the present which you guys have already seen if you watch my blog see where sherry is she's ahead of that white truck okay but I don't know like I can't see where she's turning or not I don't know either shoot sherry you ready for some birthday brunch I am all righty you see the skyliner is up and moving this morning all the surprises shelly Valerie is looking at her birthday I am I'm so pleased with all the things that people have written and I got a vanilla latte here definitely doesn't taste like Starbucks but it's fine oh you think you're our Starbucks oh my god and then the mother's got some tea over there okay so Valerie got some flapjack and look how pretty they are I got all the cauldron toast guys look at how fancy this toast is I'm gonna take a picture for Instagram but and maybe like a boomerang but it's so cool and then sherry over there you got french toast right covered in the chocolate I would have probably liked that better yeah I thought you were gonna get the french toast but I was afraid to be that thick yeah I'll get that the next time of course this is what I'm going to get for my souvenir it's a hologram of the Disney fiftieth celebration Mickey Mouse on it we've come into the store at the boardwalk of Valerie love looking in this store so maybe she'll find a pack for her jacket checking out the showcase here for the Disney treats looking good you have a new arrival over here okay so I set the camera here because if I turn it the other way for some weird reason I look really really yellow and orange so you're sitting on my little chair here okay so we got home and I showered obviously washed my hair and everything it is seriously the best feeling ever to just like shower wash your hair get out and put on clean clothes so yeah just been like this and I edited the birthday vlog and it's uploading now but I wanted to share my new book that I got I know I can't believe I got another book so if you guys know the Anna Delvy case again I binge watched that episode and I had known that her friend that basically ended up paying for their trip to Morocco it was Morocco I think she wrote a book and this book has been out for a while but I just never got it because again you guys know I like don't like reading but it's since I read this other book the cheer one I'm like I watched the Netflix series and now I'm gonna get the book because I want to hear Rachel's perspective on like Anna and everything so I'm gonna start this I cannot wait to read this I think it's gonna be really good I will let you guys know how it is but I'm so excited to read this I got them on Amazon today well yesterday and it got delivered today can't wait to read it Sherry is getting Valerie's cake and everything so that's where she is and we're gonna do a cake and ice cream tonight which is gonna be super fun so now I think I'm gonna start this because it just looks really good let's see the cake well it's kind of cute that's interesting I like it Sherry that's very nice and it's spelled right careful I'll let you go first happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear Valerie happy birthday to you are you one are you two are you three are you four okay that would be way way too long make a wish be careful oh let me know when you're making a wish okay okay look at how Valerie is doing this that's scary that's scary okay anyway we're gonna have cake and ice cream now that's good thank you for that do you like the pictures yeah okay Valerie's loving on her cake it's very Valerie it's like your personality we should take the cupcake off wait that's a cut oh that's a cupcake that's all I need in the year Valerie should have the cupcake look how big and giant it is a full of icing on it that's what I should have yeah I'll have you guys eat make Valerie chunks okay that's good thank you so green icing interesting weird is that it is but it's quite icing all right Valerie happy birthday yes happy birthday to me this is you are my present that I picked out yes it's got wonderful drawers I can't open them because I don't want to mess up the bow let's see it's got all these wonderful doors it's a tool big giant toolbox yeah it's a tool I wonder what they call this a craftsman no but they call it a tool cart organizing anyway Sherry was really nice and put some bows on it right yes yeah it's beautiful all right this concludes the present presentation yes thank you thank you all for coming to my birthday yes


The President of the United States, I take great pleasure in welcoming you here today to the announcement of a further investment in the young people of our nation's capital that will benefit all of us in the future. As the President will mention in a few minutes, the District of Columbia will receive from the Department of Labor funds to provide additional summer jobs for unemployed youth. I know we all realize how critical getting that first job is. The first job that starts a young man or woman on the road to a rewarding career in the workforce. You know, it's that first job that helps a young person develop self-discipline, self-esteem, productive work habits, and interpersonal skills. That first job tells the individual you're worth something in society. Solving unemployment, particularly among our youth, and providing job training has always been and continues to be a high priority of this administration. The job training and partnership back-signed by the President last year specifies that seventy cents of every dollar will be spent on training, and this summer the administration has pressed strongly a nationwide targeted jobs tax credit program that provides employment for the formal summer youth program. I am honored to introduce to you the President of the United States. Thank you, Ray and Mayor Barry, Secretary Donovan and ladies and gentlemen and all of you young guests who are up here and out there. I'm pleased to announce today that eight hundred thousand dollars in additional summer youth employment funds is being allocated to the District of Columbia. And Secretary Ray Donovan learned that my adopted hometown here was running out of money for his summer jobs program he called Mayor Barry and offered to help. The result is today's check drawn from available funds at the Department of Labor. These funds will be added to the eight point two million dollars already transferred to the city and should provide twenty-two hundred more summer jobs for unemployed young people in our nation's capital, a city that is very special to all of us as Americans. This money is part of over eight hundred million dollars that is being distributed nationally to enable state and local governments and this will provide an estimated eight hundred thousand summer jobs for young people throughout the United States. Our goal is to offer disadvantaged young people valuable work experience and at the same time provide the community with their services which I might add will be more than welcome by cities and nonprofit agencies which will be receiving their help. I have to add to what the Secretary said about that that first summer job. Mine was when I was fourteen years old and I regret that a lot of rules and regulations have changed some things since then because at that time I wound up with a construction company that was remodeling houses and I ended the summer up at my age even laying hard wood floors shingling roof painting houses and I know that some regulations make that impossible today. Maybe we can keep on going till we change some of those back again to help all of you. This summer youth program is funded by the Department of Labor and operated by state and local governments throughout the country. We'll continue to be an important part of the Job Training Partnership Act which will replace the old CETA program this October but this program is only part of an overall effort we've made to help deserving young people get a start. We put in place a tax credit program that gives employers who hire eligible teenagers a tax credit for up to eighty five percent of the wages of these new summertime employees. In some cases the credit will enable an employer to hire a disadvantaged youth for the entire summer at a cost of only two hundred and sixty dollars. The young person gets not only a paying job but also the valuable experience participating in the private sector. The employer gets a young employee the company may not have been able to afford without the tax break and everyone's better off because of it. We've made a special effort this summer to focus business and industry attention on this problem. The White House Office of Private Sector Initiatives and the National Alliance of Business have been in the forefront of this drive to give those young people who want to work this summer the chance they deserve. My White House Office on Private Sector Initiatives has been doing a tremendous job. I know that because they've enlisted me on a number of occasions on this particular issue. As part of a well coordinated program I've written fifty three hundred chief executive officers of companies across the country asking for their support. I've been making videotapes and phone calls to jobathons in order to kick off summer job efforts in cities across the country. Along with Bill Kloberg and David Rodrick and others with the National Alliance of Business we've reached out and I'm proud to say that the business community has responded. Companies like McDonald's which hopes to provide thirty thousand additional summer jobs mobile oil which donated generously to meet the challenge. The New York City partnership summer jobs eighty three headed by Phillip Morris has provided over fifteen thousand jobs for young people and with us today is Hank Bouda from C&P Telephone of Maryland. His blue chip in program in Baltimore has been a tremendous success. All of these private initiatives and many many more like them presented here today I should say deserve our thanks. All of these efforts coupled with the tax credit program and yes the economic recovery have had an effect. We're just now emerging from one of the most frustrating times in our country's history. After years of economic uncertainty of devastating inflation business stagnation ever increasing taxation and a resulting drop in investment of high interest rates and declining stock prices we've begun to turn things around. It wasn't easy but together all of us together we've got the American economy on the move again. While we've been trying to straighten out the situation we know it's been a particularly hard time for the unemployed especially the young. Economists tell us the unemployed are the last ones to feel an economic upsurge but we all can be happy that last month total employment rose one point two million nationwide. The federal funds that are being allocated to states and local governments are important to the young people they help but we also want to take this opportunity to highlight the private initiatives that have been taken throughout the country as well. Now Mayor Barry it's my pleasure today to give you the check that will make this summer a lot nicer for so many of our local young people eight hundred thousand dollars. I was tempted I was tempted to leave for California but it was made out so what I could. Thank you very much Mr. President and to Secretary Donovan let me say Mr. President you've brought California weather to the District of Columbia but we love it and we appreciate it. I'm just honored to join you and Secretary Donovan to receive this check for eight hundred thousand dollars in additional federal funds. This bonus I'm proud to say will enable us to hire two thousand two hundred more youth this summer who ordinarily would not have worked this year. We understand that we're receiving this bonus grant for the second year because of the effective job that the district summer job program has done in placing our young people in meaningful work experiences. Last Wednesday at my monthly press conference I announced that we had some twenty two thousand young people who had applied for summer jobs we were only able to place eighteen thousand four hundred and fifty six young people in these jobs with this additional two thousand two hundred young people going to work it would take us over the twenty thousand mark again achieving both of our goals of trying to make sure that every young person who wants a job can get one as it's been pointed out this is a way to learn job skills working together good job habits and let me also say that this begins to put a dent in our large unemployment picture in the District of Columbia over forty percent of our young people out of work and obviously this won't solve the entire problem but it goes a long way to begin to help it. Many of the additional jobs today's grants have been designed by the associate for renewal and education. These young people must present will be involved in meaningful work such as computer literacy remedial reading library work we have a project called project fair break in terms of computer learning the future of this country is going that way. We are working also hard to spend as much of our local money as we can this year we contributed five point three million dollars at our own budget towards this effort. That translates into seven thousand five hundred jobs. We believe that summer jobs are important as has been pointed out by you and the secretary and the growth of our young people. I believe very strongly in them they're not only our future they are our present and as we prepare them adequately now their future may be them. And so on behalf of all of us who care so much about our young people on behalf of the residents of the District of Columbia I'm glad to accept this check for eight hundred thousand dollars and let me say that if there's any more available we'll take all you can find because our young people are ready to work again as president and secretary we thank you for this or to thank my directors and others who put together an effective program one importantly would like to say to our young people we have a great deal of faith in you we're going to continue to work with you to make sure that you get adequate training adequate work habits so that as you go into the world of work in the future you'll be ready for it again thank you very very much Mr. President President Bill Colberg on behalf of the National Alliance of Business I want to say there's nothing more important to the business community than summer jobs for our young people you mentioned the cooperation with your private sector initiative staff I'm happy to report that our estimates across the country Mr. President are there's a 25% increase in the voluntary hiring of young people by the private sector we come to that estimate because we have had loaned executives from Dupont Sun Woolworth calling following up on your letter to chief executive officers they made a thousand calls following up to the CEOs of those companies at the private industry council chair people and they find a renewed enthusiasm for this program as our economy comes back you mentioned Mr. President a number of companies and and communities that have exemplary records let me add to that list very briefly if I may in Chicago Sears Roebuck and Continental Bank have spearheaded the United Way campaign I'm sorry United Chicago United campaign in that community and they find that they will produce 20,000 jobs this summer in that city up from last summer significantly in St. Louis and Hauser-Busch Rauston Purina run their own program in that community and also run programs in other communities the honor roll Mr. President is very very long and I don't want to leave anyone out let me just quickly tick off some other companies people are here that represent these companies AT&T Pillsbury Georgia Power and Light Xerox TRW ABC TV and InterNorth again Mr. President we believe that we have a very important very large voluntary effort your emphasis on volunteerism in our society has caught on anew with the private sector and we believe that we will produce a far larger program than we have in the past thanks in no small part to you thank you the money and they get the job I think for my president thank you very much should I follow you know where it is right behind she was a tree yes they have all eliminated we just go back to where we came you


Hello, I'm Julian Brown and in this short video we're going to take a brief look at some aspects of visualising in mathematics. The starting point perhaps is to give a sort of framing of visualisation. The value of visualising in doing mathematics and in the teaching of mathematics feels like it's quite strongly linked to what I'm interested in. If I am concerned with an answer, then it doesn't really matter what's in my head or in the heads of the learners I'm working with. If I'm more concerned with ways of thinking and possibilities for thinking differently, then it feels worth exploring the images that are being used. We'll need to communicate something about those images then and that requires drawing or writing something or describing something. So we have these modalities of the visual and the verbal and I'm certainly not trying to set them up in competition with each other, but if we see value in an awareness of how we are thinking, then it seems to make sense to discuss the imagery that we use. In a classroom that might lead to some frustration, finding ways to talk about the images that we're carrying, but that in itself, the doing of the communicating is part of drawing attention to what we see as the key features of the mathematics, I'd like to suggest. And finally, in terms of framing, I think it's worth attending to the fact that the images that we use are going to be representations of things that we have already experienced through previous physical or mental activity. Therefore, there's a call for me there to think about the experiences that we're offering to learners that we're working with. So let's take an example. If I ask you now please to pay attention to what imagery occurs to you as I ask you to find the roots of the function x squared subtract four. So you might have thought about the roots of that function x squared subtract four and I could speculate since we're not physically present with each other. I could speculate that you might have had images associated with manipulating an equation or perhaps an image of the product of two brackets or perhaps a graph of the function. Perhaps this is a function that you just know or perhaps you get to that by translating the graph of another function. All of these are going to be products of your previous physical and mental activity in terms of what's accessible to you. So I would like to focus here on visualizing as the summoning of a mental image. And that image is one that can be unrestricted by physical constraints and it allows us then to work on patterns of ideas. So I might ask you now to try again another short visualization. So I'm going to ask you to to visualize a semicircle and to inscribe a triangle into that semicircle and then to take the vertex of the triangle that lies on the arc of the semicircle and to drag it around that arc. And as you do so just attend to what's happening to that triangle as you move that vertex around the arc of the semicircle. I suspect that you'll be seeing things that change. You might also be seeing things that don't change in there. But now suddenly with that image you have access to an infinite number of inscribed triangles. And so if I were to ask you to think about the triangle that has the greatest area of all of those inscribed triangles, there's something that we could work with. So we're representing a situation here in order to work on it. You might want to pause the video now if you'd like to work on that further right now. Another way of representing a situation in order to work on it might be to to see the unseeable. For example the inside of a 3D object. If you haven't worked previously on the painted cube investigation now that's something that you might you might look up. Use your favorite search engine to look for the painted cube investigation and try visualizing that. But we might also visualize in order to test possibilities. So I have here perhaps an image of thinking about solving a Sudoku puzzle let's say. And thinking about strategies and testing possibilities. The link at the bottom of this slide is to a manipulative provided by Enrich. This manipulative allows you to explore a situation I'll try to set up with you very briefly here. So if you imagine a square and then a circle that is outside the square. And then bring the circle so that it's just touching the edge of the square. You might then roll your circle around the perimeter of the square. And follow the center of the circle as it rolls around the square. It's not going to lose contact with the square and it's not going to slide. You might be seeing that locus of points in a particular way now that supports you describing the length of the locus with particular features of the locus. And once you might have been able to access this problem without this imagining without this visualization. The visualization itself might well be drawing your attention to certain features what happens at the corners. You might be thinking if there's a manipulative here then surely we could just look and absolutely. But I think that using the verbal description for a visualization allows us to direct attention to particular features of the mathematics. And in a similar way we might say offering an image such as that manipulative allows us to direct attention in a different way. And we might actually offer an image and then remove it and invite people to reconstruct the image. Again that might seem to you that that's a bit pointless if I've shown the image. But again it's an opportunity to direct attention to particular features. One way of exploring that is to use silent animations and there's some links here to various silent animations around mathematics that you may or may not have met before an invitation for you to make use of those afterwards. I will briefly share with you this one. And I'm going to invite you to watch it twice. Firstly without any prompts from me. There's lots of things that you might have been noticing. And now I'm going to invite you to watch it again but this time to attend to the number of lines. So you might pause again here and work on that the number of lines and here is an opportunity to work with reconstructing an image that you've just seen. So what next after this very brief overview when you may choose to go back and work on some of those aspects of mathematics yourself based on what you observed what you saw. You might use those silent animations to consider what the people who made those films were directing your attention towards and then an invitation to think about what you might do in the classroom. There is a link on the next slide or a list on the next slide to various bits of further reading with other examples of visualizations you might work with. If you follow them up again my invitation to you would be attend to where your attention is being directed as you work with this visualization.


Hi, everyone. My name is Maya. I use she her pronouns. I'm a third year at Mount Holyoke And I'm a politics major and French minor and this fall I spent studying remotely from my home in Farmington Hills, Michigan Hi, everyone. I'm Haya. I use she her pronouns. I'm currently senior at Mount Holyoke I am math and computers. I'm a double major and this fall I was studying remotely from my home in California Hi, I'm Shreta. I use she her pronouns. I'm a sophomore I'm a bio major and a chem minor and I was on campus for this fall My name is Kazeel Kauche. I'm a senior. I'm a chemistry major with a bio minor and This fall I was studying on campus So we all know that this was a very unprecedented semester completely unpredictable Definitely a new experience for all of us. And so as we're sitting here talking together and reflecting on this past semester I was wondering To learn more about all of your experiences. And so I wanted to ask all of you What are one to two things that really did go well? This past fall semester and maybe what are one to two things that did not And so while all of you reflect on what your answers would be I can go ahead and get us get get us started So I would say for things that did not go well I think it was really hard for me to adjust to the module system. Everything was just so fast paced I felt like I was doing a lot of readings at night and it was really hard for me to adjust how I Managed my own time and then I was trying to get used to studying at home And you know my parents knocking on my door asking me if I had lunch yet and now mom I'm in class that kind of thing. And so that was a really rough adjustment period for me But then on the flip side into mod to some things that I thought ended up going well is that You know, I could be in bed. And so I felt very comfortable It motivated to go to class because then I was like I can be comfortable. I can do what I need to do And there is just like a little bit more flexibility with remote learning even though everything's going at a fast pace I felt like I had more time and to do the things that I wanted I was able to pick up some of the hobbies that I had to let go of before I started college. So They were definitely the good and the bad But what about all of you? What do you think? Yeah, I agree with you Maya and the Like the disadvantage of what I saw about this fall semester was on the Mario system I was struggling because I felt that some exams were just so close to each other and I didn't know which subject to give like a priority to and I was finding that really hard to manage But on the plus side, I feel like it was self-paced The whole learning because the most professors did record it and personally I felt It was a lot easier to watch the videos at my own pace to understand things better. So I Think my primary disadvantage was like time difference Like you think just being three hours behind wouldn't affect you to such great extents But I had like 5 a.m. classes which were just really horrible So I think primarily that was the difficulty for me Just like always translating time and actually knowing what I'm doing During the mod, but I think I agree with with them the self Pace learning. I think the videos were really nice If you could like pause it and then you could always go back to it doing notes And I think that was really nice and helpful Personally, I Enjoyed my mod one classes. I guess because of the time that I had classes I definitely did find time to do other things that I wasn't able to do When we had like regular classes But then when I transitioned to mod two I really struggled because the pace was different from mod one and But I just had to adjust to go quick because I only had seven weeks for mod two So it was it was a bit of a challenge, but for the most part I did enjoy the mod system I Guess it all depends on the classes and how they're scheduled It sounds like you had the opposite experience of me Like my first mod was super hectic and I felt very overwhelmed But then mod two I sort of had gotten used to everything and then when I was talking to some of my Friends who are going to universities that don't have the mod system They were just saying oh, I have seven exams and four projects and I have to go to work with all these things and I was like Got my two classes under my belt You know most melodic jobs also try to finish up before final as I felt very grateful in that moment But I also hear all of your saying I think you like similar experiences there It was strange adjusting to the mod system. Yeah, I think it was handled well though by now Holly if I mean as well as it could have been handled That's definitely true I think I see in my professors them taking a lot of time and effort to try to make it work and asking us You know, does this make sense? Which I really appreciate has how have all of your professors been I all my professors have been very helpful and really concentrate about the situation and I've spent a lot of time in office hours and they've been very very helpful the whole time so Yeah, I definitely agree. I really appreciate how flexible they were with their office hours during the mod system because Like I Guess that they're regular like one to two hours twice or three times a week Like isn't enough to ask all the questions that you have because like you might have a question on Monday And then you do on Tuesday and then the same was a Thursday Friday since you had classes every single day So I definitely appreciated their flexibility in order to like schedule Sometimes to meet up outside of their office hours I think it was really incredible to think about how much professors have also like going on in their lives like children and like jobs and like cooking and everything whereas we're just like sitting at home vibing with our Parents or ourselves at school and I think it's incredible like how much Effort they put in and I agree with everything that everyone else said Just like flexibility and always really being like on top of them. It was really great. I Love it when we get to meet professors kids though. Like I understand that they get frustrated that the kids are interrupting So like in my French class like her kid came in was like I liked it though, I thought it was kind of cute But I was also curious like I Have sort of been like I said been able to pick up some of my hobbies again Have any of you feel like you have more free time or is it all been devoted to studying and If there's a time difference like being adjusted to that or has anyone be able to Be a person outside of school for me in the first module I didn't have time to pick up my hobbies and Mostly was I used to give time to work out in the evenings, but I wasn't able to do that because my classes I had classes all afternoon and then a class from 7 through 10 p.m So I wasn't able to really work out in the evenings and I slept in all morning because I slept late after the class so Mod one I was struggling Mod two though all my classes finished in the morning So I did have a lot more time to pick up my hobby. So it did vary from each mod I had time in mod one because I had like a 10-hour difference between my classes. So I Had a whole lot of time I personally did not know what to do with it because I was able to finish some of my homework and get ready for my class and do some knitting before class and then I Just didn't know what else to do because also there wasn't much to do on campus because Of the whole situation we were in but yeah, I Also knit I made a full Score I'm glad that you also knit I feel like it's gonna like an old woman hobby, but if you're doing it that means it's gotta be cool Right, so I feel more ballad I'd like always wanted to learn how to knit and I keep trying to motivate myself But it seems like all of us have time and just like one mod or the other Mine was mod 2 where I just I am doing a thesis this semester or this year too And I only had one class mod 2 because of that and it was at 5 in the morning So I had like the rest of the day to just do like everything else But they wanted to do and I found myself picking up a lot of like new hobbies that were really fun So I definitely it seems like it depends on the mod for all of us


10 Unexpected Signs of Relationship is Becoming Serious The first stage of love is always exciting, with your heart racing and butterflies tickling your stomach, but there's nothing like establishing a real bond with someone. You learn to stop trying so hard, and begin to see the other person for who they really are. It becomes life-changing. Wondering if you and Yorbu are getting real? There are 10 unexpected signs a relationship is becoming serious. 1. You leave your belongings at each other's places. And when you forget things, you don't mind sharing each other's deodorant and PJs. 2. You can share silence and comfort. The right words can go a long way, but when silence feels right with them, those moments can't be replaced. 3.  Whether it means driving across the country or booking a flight to Tokyo, adventures just wouldn't be the same without them. 4. You can talk about anything. This doesn't always mean romantic conversations under the stars. It's not true love unless you can talk about poop with your partner. 10 bonus points if you can also pee with the door open. 5. Arguments have only strengthened your relationship. Relationships are only as strong as the communication. When you can work things out with your partner, not only is it a sign of maturity, but it helps the relationship grow. 6. Your families and friends have met. Do you guys get together during the holidays? It's one thing to meet your lover's family and friends, but it's another thing entirely when all of you begin to learn each other's names. 7. You adopt a pet together. Congratulations, you're basically parents.  8. You never get bored of your partner. Wandering eyes and emotional cheating happen when people are thinking about giving up on their relationship. But when you appreciate your partner, even on the bad days, then you, my friend, have found yourself a winner. 9. You challenge each other. Relationships are fulfilling when you and your partner can learn from one another. Whether it's sharing hobbies, trying new foods, or helping each other reach your goals, the two of you are self-actualizing together. 10. The future seems certain. You can always count on your partner to be there for you through thick and thin. With every step you take, you know they'll be there right next to you. They're not just your lover, they're your best friend for life. Do you and your partner resonate with these signs? What are some other dead giveaways you know of? Please share your thoughts with us below. Also, be sure to subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips. And share this video with others. With your help, we can reach more people and provide our support. Thanks for watching. Hey guys, my name is Yumi and I am one of the partners of Psych2Go. Today I'm not only here to introduce myself, but to also introduce you guys to our amazing Psych2Go magazines. Don't they look wonderful? These magazines were all created by our amazing and talented magazine manager, Yumogen.  So we are going to do a little giveaway right now. So we're going to pick three winners. There's no deadline to this at all. And all you gotta do is three little things, okay? Number one is to follow and subscribe to our YouTube channel if you haven't done so already. Number two is either take a picture of this picture right here, a screenshot, or any picture of Psych2Go and hashtag Psych2Go on your social media, Instagram, Facebook, Tumblr, whatever it is. And number three, we're going to have a link down below of a really short questionnaire for us to connect with you and get to know you guys a little bit more, okay? But that's about it. We want to thank you for all your support through our amazing, amazing psychology company.  So thank you and thanks for tuning in. Bye.


Tom Kinsen, and Rose gets back to his feet. There's Gilead, a point-in. But Blamford City fan, can he save the game? For his team here, point-in, Gilead. Coming up for Gilead! To hopefully affect the game, it's taken very long than he expected, but it's a devastating finish. There's a lot of pressure as well on the edge of the box, but the way he manipulates the ball onto his right foot is outstanding. The first real attacking quality we've seen throughout the game for Blamford. When the ball comes across his body, it will naturally take it on your left, but he does it quickly, switches it to his right, not easy to do, and then he gets his balance and drills it into the corner.


Dr. DeSantis, hi, my name is Kasia. Welcome to our show, it's great to have you here. Thank you, it's a great show. Dr. DeSantis is a CEO of a company called Piezotec. They create a printable piezoelectric material. So what is that used for? Maybe first tell me a little about the company and then show some of the applications you develop. So we are a material supplier. We develop prototypes, products, inks, polymers, and we are associated with the research institute and other startup companies to develop devices and prototypes. So the polymers we develop are printable and electroactive. So it means our intent is to bring new functionality to print electronic. Electroactive means that they can convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, and reversely, electrical energy into mechanical energy, also thermal energy into electrical energy and electrical energy back into electrical energy. So the first application for that is for sensors. You can print sensors to pressure sensor, infrared sensor, ultrasonic sensor on larger area, smaller area, any design you want. The second application is for memories. In the deeps of the material there are dipoles that are switching when you apply electric field and one application is to use it to make printed memories. What about haptic? So we develop, we are the only company that has produced modified polymers, which is called relaxor terpolymer, and these polymers are the highest volumic electromechanical density of energy density. So this polymer, when you apply electric field, can move. And they can generate stress up to 20 megapascals, things like that. So we have customers that want to use it and partners that use it to make actuators. For actuators we are developing several applications. First, speakers. Yes. A sheet covered with a polymer. When you apply a voltage it vibrates and creates sounds. Second, what you mention is, this is an example of a speaker here.  Yes. Polymer with transparency electrode. When you apply a voltage here, you will not hear it. You have to connect it. Yes. But you can believe me, it is a speaker. And here, the same thing, you print devices, you can print it on plastic, you can print it on paper, and you will have actuators. When you put electric field here, then you will have actuation of the small plastic layers here. So we have partnerships to develop haptic devices to make vibrate a surface. For example, we are collaborating with a company called Novacentes that want to integrate actuator in a wrist of wearables to create haptic feedback, touch feedback. We have collaboration also in project to make cerebral catechiers with this material to move. And also we have also collaboration with OEM to develop haptics on large surface, for example, for automotive dashboards. How transparent can this material be? Because I see this one is a little bit transparent. So the problem of transparency right now is not because of whole product, but because of the electrodes. Transparent conductors. Yes. Here it's a PDOT electrode and you know that PDOT. So we are waiting for graphene, commercially available graphene or silver nanowire to have at the same time flexibility, easy printable process and transparency. But the issue is not of polymers. Is it possible to combine using this technology two functionalities touch sensing and haptic feedback in a transparent touch screen device? So frankly speaking, yes, it's possible. You can put a layer of piezo thing and layer of optic. But one issue is that in order to have low voltage, you have to have seen layers. In order to have high energy, you have to have multiple layers. Yes. So we demonstrated with our partners that you can print easily multiple layers, up to 40 layers. I will show it after that, after that, up to 40 layers. But the issue when you make multiple layers is that you have many interfaces and every interfaces will induce some reflection. So you will lose somewhere some transparency. So right now, if you need very strong effect and low voltage, transparency will be difficult to obtain. But there is some application where you can put it behind a flexible touch screen. Can you sense force, not just touch, but force? So you can, in theory, you might be able to combine force sensing, haptic feedback, tight sensing, whatever. And even with, for example, infrared or electronic, you can also have some kind of form recognition. Yes. But I'm a material supplier. Yes. So I dream about what people can do with my product. Yes. We try to show what is possible in the end of the people that will use this product. Excellent. Dr. Stapley, thank you very much. Welcome. Thank you for your organization here. How has the show been for you so far? Very nice. I'll be there next year. Excellent. Thank you. Thank you.


Everybody forced here ripping 2023 top-scrolling baseball hobby and jumbo Six bucks mixture number 19 here are the results on your screen Get some water while you check them out. They can be found anytime at late in sports cards comm Results quick link bottom of the page. Let's go ahead and get started So just two basketball breaks now optic choice sold out Now there is crown tiered two spots to go flawless has seven to go Football is filling in nicely as well now Just FYI guys spots are coming in everywhere currently So let's get these breaks filled up a lot of NT football later on tonight as well So for hobby for jumbo, let's do it. We're ripping stack these two The ripping stack mood now. Are you like a big sublime fan?  I'm bringing some sunscreen And I'm pounding waters before I go. I'm gonna get there like seven You got to be dedicated to get there when when that place opens up man 5 p.m. Might be like legit the hottest part of the day Dude, I will I'm first I might go the first thing I do we get there get a shirt before we Clean that place out All right refractor McLean a hand rays. We'll pull that because Jake and Kyler here Prism Torque Tigers 88 Aaron judge Fractor yellow to Brewers presumes Stevens and Reds Do we do a 1 a.m. Fortnight tonight? Yeah, you're factor hunter Brown Astros. I might be Josh young rookie for the Rangers. I gotta try and get a hold of my barber tomorrow. That's what I need to do I was supposed to book an appointment before I went live today, and I just did not Spoiler it didn't it didn't freaking happen And I feel like he'll just get filled up quick on a Saturday You know I mean refractor Jimenez Giants or guardians especially since I can't do it like five Refractor trout angels might have to buy buy have to buy a few more days Have to wear a hat every day a rose arena photo negative before the rays Refractor Yachty for the Cardinals. What's up, Chris? Prism Quan guardians hit the Quan 88 Moreno purple speckle rookie auto Freddy for me into 299 for the Royals Jordan Walker base rookie. What's up? Gray? White white? I just back on the 350 Jacques Peterson or Yoke Peterson as I believe it's pronounced a soft J like yogging For the Giants there refractor Mad Max Mets Mad Max Mets alliteration for the win Prism O'Neill cruise Pirates Pirates Refractor Charlie Blackman They're all upside down. Sorry guys Riley Green Central Florida's finest got Peter Lonzo 88 And Titans of Jram my box two of hobby Was a setup change? Oh, I wanted to change it wanted to get two people on camera Why don't make not only make Dylan have to talk? for means been doing well Rebuild the recon figure that I don't know if you can do that man Could have brought a UCF cheerleader if that was the idea. No way dude Sounds like cheap tactics right there. How do you know Dylan's not a UCF cheerleader? Freddie for mean. All right, that's it 535 okay, that's pretty solid actually for a person. I literally had not heard of Chris like to be honest Not a ton of power are there. I mean that there's not no power. You know tell the funny jokes I don't know what you mean. This is what I do with Donnie. I'm like Dari Donnie Donnie's gonna tell everybody a joke I'll be right back when I was like he looks up a knock-knock joke or something Donnie the bot You know Donnie's never seen back to the future or the godfather, but he's but he That was Sam, but he's all but Donnie has seen Fluffer, but he hasn't seen there's Gunner Henderson Prism Albert Paul's cardinals you have to Google Fluffer then There's How do I explain this refractor McKenzie Gore for the Nationals? How do I explain Fluffer? Robert Williams creates a super Like bouncy substance do that is insane Green Riley green to 99 ultraviolet all-stars Tigers Green green on the SSP that's so clean clean green so fresh and so clean That's going into a That's so sick. That's our first Maggie the night Central Florida's finest Josh Jung 88 Green's been doing well, too Okay, hot rods fantastic Hot rods so good for here factor Kyle Stowers. So bottle nose dolphin cost Lin not Lindor but Alvarez on the insert for the Mets Perez prism Got a relic Jersey green. It's a green box. Is that granky the pride of a popka? This is the central Florida box right here 77 of 99 Riley greens from Orlando or a veto whatever you want to call it is that granky is from a popka We're a late in sports car just located. So that's that's incredible refractor Josh bell guardians Carl What's up, dude? We're gonna go see sublime tomorrow. I don't know if you know. Yeah, Carl probably knows but Like basically the entire shop is gonna go see sublime and sublime with Roman dirty heads Hunter green 88 for Sean's 50th Lord Walker, I'm actually pretty pumped. I haven't been to a concert. I Don't even know the last concert. I've been I went to Oh Yeah, sorry y'all went to uh that was last summer. Yeah prism Verlander Her is pretty solid except except the rain Gonna go get arrested tomorrow. I'm gonna try to prevent I'm gonna make sure Sean does not get arrested right back to Hunter green reds I Feel like I'm gonna be there just like with my eyes peeled. You know what I mean? I'll go to 199 paying you for the Astros. Oh, yeah, bone thugs. There's no way I'm gonna see bone thugs I'm getting there at seven. There's no chance. I see bone thugs Fractor hobby bias in Oh my god, dude, that is a Nolan Gorman printing plate rookie auto for the Cardinals This box is on fire. There's a hobby box Nolan Gorman on the plate Sheesh Haven't said sheesh in a while that deserves it though. That's going into a mag. Do we got to get these on card stands? What's going on? Is nuts It's awesome, man. There's a magenta 399 not over the Cardinals Shet Titans refractor O'Neill for the Cardinals Josh Jung rookie and a refractor of gold trip for the Cardinals all Cardinals. It feels like third hobby box Lord That's two hobby boxes right there.  There's like there's more than 18 cupcakes out there right now. I think Dylan Matt Hunter and I probably gonna eat them all Come on a super fracture. I haven't pulled one out of topstrom yet. I don't think I Know what's weird is this came out like three weeks ago. Does it that's gone by pretty fast, huh? And The product is strong man a lot of comps. I'm looking up on eBay. They're strong Dude hey, God, no crystal. Yeah Well, I was gonna be a good time We're gonna be so wet and out there, but it's gonna be a good everybody. Please wear deodorant tomorrow like extra deodorant It's already gonna smell interesting enough as it is being that it is a sublime and dirty heads concert, but That that might just be like the shop and then that's all the people that all your dad's friends and all your family and stuff It's so ridiculous, we're like we're like we're definitely like 10% of the people that are going at this Like 5% of the entire attendees man Vladdy 88 rookie Otto Jonathan Aranda for Tampa Bay a Fractor Vladdy Board of Jays There's a Harris rookie will topple of that. There's prism Corbin Burns Brewers Fractured to Grom Future star strider. I heard all these upside down But then the end all the inserts and refractors are like face up Josh young is that how he is that how he's done around here Adley rookie Titans of trout guys, what's your favorite sublime song refractor Kershaw Dodgers? What's yours Dylan? Oh, we got a red wave. We got a red wave. Hold that thought hold that thought Kyle Tucker nice What a five Houston We haven't even gotten a jumbo yet This is awesome, dude These are from the same case too. I opened a fresh one for these hobbies. I Don't know where the rest of that. Where's that case? I think we're together and break for the next few days Refractor Edwin Diaz for the Mets Prism Fujinami Rookie for the A's he's been doing a little better, right? Kenzie Gore future stars Free bird is Kyle's favorite sublime song will cause not allowed to hang out with us at the concert tomorrow, then refractor Rookie Manez Ace Nationals How's it Jake gonna be shouting free bird back there? Like five beers deep rookie prism the five beers in the hot sun may as well be 20 beers Ricky prism von Grissom Braves Refractor Rookie Michael Harris nice one there for Atlanta Gunner base Technicolor Devers Riley Green Titans of Kershaw there Rookie refractor outman for the Dodgers bad fish is pretty good. Oh, no, what's up? Yeah, bad fish might be my favorite gold wave rookie Perez white socks. It's a good box here, man Rookie refractor Stefana Changels Prism Rookie Max Meyer Marlins Prism Grissom. Yeah. Yep. Yep What I got is definitely solid. It's definitely the most overplayed, but it also is a pretty good song I think I got to go with bad fish though 40 ounce of freedom is an all-time album Prop might be one of the best alternative albums ever Oh I've probably heard I probably don't know I'm literally gonna be listening to it like all day tomorrow.  I don't get me wrong Not totally my jam, but like they do a pretty good job of blending a few genres really well, which I like a lot Reggae hip-hop and like alternative really well They're like an edgier 311 Like a grungier 311 311 does that like that exact same thing and they're great, too You've never heard of 311 guys we got a deal on some 311. They're different, but they have that same like a Same like energy.  Yeah, 311 is pretty fantastic You will listen to them for a little bit and you like I know like a lot of these songs They've been they've been around for like 30 years to Ricky Prism Jeter Downs Nationals Oh, yeah, pepper is awesome ever spotter. Yeah, the factor JD Martinez Dodgers It's the last time they released an album Yeah, Ragman 88, I don't even know if they make music anymore. That's good stuff I think I see an orange and I think that might be an auto Refractor Judge Yankees Prism rookie Alex called Nationals everyone's hoping we switch this over to a eight box Hobby mixer instead of all the jumbos. We don't want to get away from the hobby right now Josh Zhang This is crazy Titans of vichette Fractor rookie bow nailer for the Guardians Jordan Walker Orange is an Alec Thomas 25 Nice one there Diamondbacks good second-year player Little underrated Nolan Gorman 88 stowers thought that was gonna be an auto Fractor freed freed bird as Kyle would probably say Prism rookie Alvarez Mets You don't have an auto in this one refractor Suzuki for the Cubs was it early on You three autos Was it around earlier Huh, that was the box before if we had I mean we have the right amount of autos. I'm just I'm just confusing myself Yeah Yeah Were we short of that box and if we have two in the other that's what I'm confused on we have the right amount or not There's nothing wrong there. I'm just Rip it and talking too much dude. I feel like all I've been doing is ripping packs looking down I'm sorry if I I'm like I feel like I'm out of chat but This is the first box that I've done where I'll open the pack and flip through it rather than like stack them all Sloss revenge. I wonder if I've heard that song God Prism Elohim and as white socks rookie refractor Walda Chuck A's by Jenta Speckle the 350 Vlad jr. For the J's Prism Machado Padres refractor Stanton Yankees Check some spots real quick Again baseball has been sold out for a while now Do you have some spots coming in tonight guys Matt's live on channel two with personals Personals on channel two to go on crown hobby tiered Seven to go on flawless basketball tiered legacy is down to two as well Chronicles is at seven Chronicles and select is at seven guys spots are flying now 14 on the first NT hobby and photo to boxer 20 on the second one Looking pretty solid actually NT random teams at 22 that's had a couple spots come in tiered is at 12 That's had a few spots come in First divisional case is down to three Second ones at five. Thank you all very much for joining the break so far tonight.  I've listened to them in a while Josh young I went through I Wouldn't call like a face run through a time where I listen to like a like a lot of the dirty heads There are like in my heavy rotation refractor Dan's be swanson Ruchman base Michael Harris base will top load cost us 88 Prism Castillo for the Mariners rookie refractor Beatty for the Mets We're trying to think of the last concert. I went to I feel like I went to one semi recently But I truly don't know Prism rookie Lenin Sosa White Sox rookie refractor Cabrera Yankees Yeah, hot It's like no rain and just like burn burn Rather green 88 Turkey auto liberator for the Cardinals and refractor Bieber for the Guardians Normally you don't want rain at the concert. I would legit not mind one bit if it rain I'm wearing I'm wearing shoes. I don't care about anyway, dude I'm dressing like I'm gonna like paint the house or something Yeah, man green the 99 Tim Anderson for the White Sox down he goes rookie refractor Logan Ohapi for the Angels Or in grabbers and spots who else I see Kyle Kyle B as well nice nice Sorry about the glare guys, we're gonna we're gonna like we got some nice lights We're gonna be messing around with in here next week so we can hopefully make it easier I know it's on us, but at the same time like there's a lot of like glare to catch in this room Bloody junior there. We got Prism see Oscar Hernandez Mariners refractor Reynolds Pirates So I heat index gonna be like 106 then but the humidity we got yeah, dude It's gonna feel like it's like triple digits for sure It's been like that the past like four days though Prism Tim Anderson White Sox for key refractor Vientos Mets Dude Japanese breakfast is awesome Chris. I love Japanese breakfast They're like one of my favorite like newer alternative bands 88 Josh Jung the Rangers for key refractor auto carry carpenter to 499 Tigers and a refractor VN half I like that kind of stuff quite a bit Got bucks then got Titans Harper refractor Matt Olson for the Braves Yeah, but cool bands don't really ever make it down to Florida Cool bands go everywhere, but Florida They're like, why would we go there? Unless we're just like truly massive and they're going like a gigantic tour anyway, like nobody comes here box two of jumbo 88 Paraza Prism Alec Thomas Diamondbacks refractor Terang rookie for the Brewers No Chris Brad has been taken a break from breaking for a whole while. He does not break currently Magenta Austin Riley to 399 for Atlanta Prism to grommets refractor of a sale Garcia boy genius, huh? They're pretty solid, too 88 Goldie rookie auto Miguel Vargas Dodgers and rookie refractor Ruiz A's That's awesome William. When was that? J rod future stars Titans machete refractor rookie Josh Jung for the Texas Rangers Yeah, Brad's good. I talked to him Every week or so Text them 88 Castillo prism was Chris sale and refractor Yoshida for the Red Sox Jung base got a judge Technicolor prism Garrett Cole Yankees and refractor Bobby Whit jr. Royals I'm gonna have to ask my wife what the last concert went to was 88 Jram rookie auto Caleb Killian Cubs refractor Landon Sosa rookie white socks Really?  Yeah, oh good Chris Now he's doing good. He's doing good 88 Moreno prism Louisa rise for the Marlins refractor Longo diamond backs Thompson future stars Bobby wits prism of Stefanich for the Angels the rookie and Max Maya rookie Marlins refractor Alvarez in there 88 Peter Lonzo rookie refractor auto again carry carpenter to 499 And refractor vato. Yeah, it's a Nolan Gorman Nolan Gorman auto I know it doesn't show up super well because the auto is almost it's a blue plate or a cyan So it's like almost the same color as the plate Technicolor trout Titans Scherzer refractor Puginami He's rookie places gonna. I'm sure places go crazy when they play Smoke to yeah, I'm sure everyone's gonna go nuts for that That is a good song That's a good song the tights. Yeah, the Titans are cool. We didn't pull a super fracture Titans I feel like that would look outrageously cool Raza there we got Marte prism d-back for our refractor Xander Padres a lot of orders coming in Good to see Make sure you like the stream everybody rookie magenta to 309 while the Chuck a's prism Brian Reynolds pirates refractor Mullins Orioles 88 Goldie rookie auto Miguel Vargas again for the Dodgers refractor Alec bomb Phillies Well used to get me with the future stars because that top is so red The top part of the future stars that gets me. There's a J rod the Shet Titans refractor rookie Garcia a's 88 Castillo rookie prism Alex call nationals refractor strobin Josh Jung base technique color of a cunea prism Ian Hap Cubs and base refractor of Bayo All right, Yoshida base Ruiz Ruiz still doing well 88 J Ram a rookie auto Aranda again for the rays refractor Benintendi Make some different autos here season duplicates photo negative hobby by as for the Tigers Titans of ruchman refractor of Rizzo It's also Rocco's first concert 88 Gabriel Moreno Prism Joe Ryan twins refractor Ryan Mount Castle Orioles. I'm not sure if we're just even gonna make it Yeah, he was he's still pretty congested Corbin Carroll Bobby Whit future stars prism of Bieber and refractor TL Hall rookie for the Orioles Who's an almanac tomorrow anybody an almanac in chat? It's gonna be a fun one Volpe rookie base 88 Alonzo purple rookie auto Jason Alexander From Seinfeld for there for the Berber's there to 250 refractor Harper Phillies tomorrow and Sunday sold out fast. I Honestly, we'll probably check it out from the concert Technicolor Corbin burns Titans shares their rookie refractor Paraza for the Yankees But the lines that have well, yeah, dude You had a stars and stripes blue to ten RPA of 800 and out of a hobby case I think you did a he made you made the right choice You definitely want a little riskier, but you also paid off huge 575 575 our new version of like high-end almanac Like we might Well, I don't know the next time or even if we will do another like 2k plus almanac 88 Josh Jung rookie refractor auto Jordan Diaz A is the 499 refractor Garrett Cole may have gotten the first big That's true too. That's true, too But you could have picked something like a in Hutchinson started stripes RPA Josh Jung green wave is an al-2 beta 99 for the Astros Titans Harper refractor rookie Nolan Gorman. I said we're good luck, man She'd be pretty fun. I haven't even seen a lot of the cards that are in it. So it'll be Surprising to me, too. I know there's a few like preview cards Prism Abrams Nats rookie refractor Ruchman Orioles I'll probably lose my voice and then at the concert and I have no voice for almanac torque future stars prism max freed for the Braves refractor torque Tigers One more big car in this break your sheet of base Walker base Stowers Riley rookie auto Cori Lee Astros refractor around Utah Dodgers had a couple of Vargas orders To Vargas base autos, I think Harper Denticolor JRM Titans refractor Stephen Kwan guardians. We'll get the recap coming up in like a couple minutes here, so It's up Jacob cost us there prism Devers Red Sox refractor Smith and Jigba Pirates rookie Ravens Eagles tomorrow night. Oh, we're finally a preseason Elise the end is in sight I Just a speckled a 350 Philly straight Turner Prism Edwin D as Mets refractor Lindor Mets They sell out so fast and they're not cheap anymore either They're so freaking good though Anthony Volpe Henderson 88 morale with the Cubs purple speckle will Brennan rookie auto 299 guardians refractor Tim Anderson Ruchman future stars Titans of Acunia and a refractor of Joe Ryan 88 judge prism is a springer for the Jays and refractor of Machado Padres Malik Cunningham You might take Zappy spot, dude Tend to call her bow nailer Prism rookie Michael Harris for the Braves and refractor a call for the Nationals did Mac even play Wait, just next to early Patriots. Yeah, what about Cunningham? I mean, I figured Mac wouldn't play. I was just curious if he actually Yeah, I don't know why they would start quick recap She had the jersey of Zach Grinke to 99 for the Royals Magenta of Waldechuck Riley Aranado Magenta speckle Vladdy Turner and Peterson Aqua Jeremy Pena true blue dance be swanson Greenway Valtuvae true green Tim Anderson Another white-tox true green was Lenin Sosa gold wave Carlos Perez orange Alec Thomas autos of Corey Lee Matthew Lieber tour Louise Liberato Caleb Killian Miguel Vargas twice Jonathan Aranda twice refractor autos of Jordan Diaz Carrie carpenter twice a lot of dupes man. So weird Purple speckle Freddy for me and rookie auto for the Royals will Brennan guardians to 299 True purple Jason Alexander Brewers So had a red wave of Kyle Tucker for the Astros one of five printing plate auto one of one Nolan Gorman Cardinals rookie That's super cool and a green Riley green ultraviolet all-stars short prints number to 99 97 to 99 on that one That's pretty congrats to the Tigers. Thanks again, everybody moving on out of more baseball


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports guard driven 23 tops gilded collection baseball hobby six-box case number 26 Pick your team stop read all those surnames in our teams got B. Doug with the Orioles and gardenals Brent C. Royals Daniel B Phillies Edward P. Padres pirates Francis H. Brewers James J. Red Sox blue J's Jeff T with the twins Joseph S. Guardians Joshua B. Cubs athletics Dodgers Kyle S with the Reds leeway H Rangers Mark S. Metz Michael C with the Diamondbacks and Yankees Michael S. Marlins Nathan T with the White Sox Patrick C. Braves Raymond R. Rockies Rory D with the Nationals Scott F. Astros to Moyawai Rays Sufana H with the Mariners Vaughn with the Tigers Yuki K with the Angels and then Jack with the Giants So good luck here everybody Joshua with the Metz in in 27 and the Rangers in 28. Thank you Joshua We're down to three to go in the next one everybody three two go Braves Orioles gardenals Braves Orioles and cardinals three two go in the next gilded. So good luck everybody. Let's do it. Oh Man, let's see something big out of gilded We need a cut man.   So bad Pretty bad. There's like years and years of recent drafts from nobody's on the roster anymore Sheet of rose gold auto god to be so sick Hold the Michael Harris red to five too. That was nasty red auto All right. Good luck here everybody first Box I know that's a good start for B. Doug. We've got a gunner to 99 congrats buddy We'll get that into a mag for you my friend 70 of 99 gunna Henderson Nice one here is going to be 275. That is Shane beaver on the gold wave Congrats Cleveland Nice one here again for the Orioles and B. Doug. We've got to 25. That is dl hall Dl hall on the array wave B. Doug with the Baltimore Orioles in the next one. Let's go B. Doug Thank you B. Doug. Appreciate you brother. We are down to two to go in the next one now Just the braves and the cardinals. I believe you have braves and cardinals No problem. Thank you B. Doug to 75 is Gabriel Moreno. Nice one there rookie auto for the uh Dimebacks Arizona Gabby Moreno Framed hit here Ooh for the red sox three of five masataka Yoshida Congrats Boston god.  Yoshida to five.  James. Good stuff, buddy That's true. Carl. You did Carl did That is facts. Hey, this is true All right on to the next uh box here. We're starting off with a nolan aronado to 99 Nice one there for the cardinals On the gold nice one here mark with the last team taken is going to be a Kodai Senga to 75 On the gold wave. He was an all-star this year, which is awesome Yeah, I like Yoshida. I like Yoshida. Oh nice lava three of 10 price harper going to the Phillies That's uh, Philadelphia. Nice one there three of 10 on the lava and to 199 for the d-bags brandon fought On the etched in gold rookie auto. Nice one there Congrats on that You should trade him to the Yankees. Yes. You should trade Yoshida to the Yankees.  Congrats on that there, uh Chicago very nice, man South side What is good pal show heads here, please god no Two to go braves and cardinals everybody braves and cardinals In the next one on the next see something big man see something big Whoa, why is that? Extra for oh, it's an extra frame. Okay Yeah Okay, yeah, yeah extra frame. Huh interesting. That's weird, but we'll take it trade turner 299 for the Phillies Okay, force had to happen last night. No. Yeah, I was gonna say it's not necessarily a car. It's just extra frame extra gold frame Yeah, not a cut not a cut uh to 50 for nanotopsies jr For the Padres That is Luis Castillo to 75 for the Mariners That's one there Mariners That's one here for the Cubs 97 of 99 is a uh, Justin Steele Congrats on that one there. Chicago Thank you there James pick up the White Sox and get her And then 14 to 25 Dennis Eckersley nice one there for the A's Congrats Oakland Dennis Eckersley little color match there on the green as well Oh nice going to the Reds very larkin 22 of 50 congrats on that. They're uh, sincey very nice Take that all day Very lacking there's new balance. Yeah, it's true. It's very true Vaughn new balance connection Let's show hey. Hell yeah, dude Interesting how now new balance makes baseball good. I know right honestly All right B dug to 99 Adley Rutschman. We'll get that into a Mac 42 buddy. Very nice Adley to 99 got that one and Yeah larkin you out Raleigh fingers all regulars for sure Uh, okay. We've got a joining gross chance to 50 I like what I see here Like what I see here Nice one there for the Marlins Yeah, uh, rondo to cunha jr. To 75. Congrats on that one there again, Atlanta. There you go Patrick 78 of 99 rookie auto is Corbin carol Congrats, Arizona Let's go, dude. Hell yeah, man Think that's Michael C. I believe Uh, yes, Michael C. There you go, buddy Michael C 78 of 99 Very nice, man Take that for sure.  There you go Patrick is four of five Tom Clavin Part of that big three rotation Hall of Famer 300 wins Lots of Accolades for mr. Glavin. Very nice. Congrats on that buddy.  I love this card. I love the photo they used on this one Very nice. Congrats on that one there rangers. Yeah, that was a really good single box of gilded too Uh, that is going to be cj abrahams to 75 for the nationals Steve Avery. Yeah fair fair Nice one there Washington. Nice one here etched in gold rookie is going to be matt mclean to 199 Congrats on that one there sincey. That'll work.  God. It's been a minute since he signed Nice one there Um, I I can't imagine bruh be dug. Who's the closest right now would be cranky, but he's I'm essentially retired at this point. 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Yeah, true Yeah, uh masatake yoshida to fit uh five Nice one there for the red sox and then a corbin carol to 99 That will do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the fill up nexus 27


All righty, so we got some pretty exciting news coming out of Kings Island today. It looks like footers and footings, sorry, have been dug for the Kings Island giga coaster. It looks like instructions moving really quickly now, and this is when you're gonna see the exciting things on the project take place. So it looks like they're working on the transfer track, storage area and station area for the footings. That's where I'm guessing they're going to be based off of the layout that has been leaked from the city hall. Other than that, not too much else going. There's no more land clearing. I don't think there's going to be too much more land clearing. It is a small giga coaster, but it is a powerful giga coaster keyword there. It is small, but it's powerful. I'm gonna have my entire analysis on the leaked layout now that it's confirmed coming out shortly. I do wanna suggest, go check out El Toro Ryan's video on the Kings Island giga. He's got some really good key points in that video that I think hit home when it comes to enthusiasts and overhyping stuff, but I definitely want you guys to take home that this is going to be a very powerful giga coaster. It looks awesome. I'm gonna have a full analysis with finally the POV and actual rebuild of it using computer animation software that we put the blueprints through and rebuilt it on no limits. So Dustin is a huge help in terms of that. He works in a facility that uses that. So we're gonna have a really awesome built no limits coaster for you guys using actual technology to make it. So a huge thank you to Xander who sent me this footage yesterday. So it looks like they got a lot of holes dug and there were cement trucks there yesterday as well. I know it doesn't show it in the footage. There was a cement truck there. So it looks like they've already started pouring some footing. So they're moving really quick, I must say, which is a good sign. It means maybe there is going to be a lot of theming on this coaster. We are seeing Cedar Fair moving forward with lots of themed, I guess, areas in the park. And I would really like to see how they're gonna pull off some sort of army space theme. Like I'm kind of really excited about that. It looks like the name is probably gonna be Polaris. So super excited to see how they pull that off in terms of theming. The station looks like it's gonna be some sort of like airplane hanger or something like that, military hanger or bunker. So super excited to see how that plays out. I don't know how well, like in my head, I can't picture it that well. So I definitely wanna see what Cedar Fair does with that. Anyways, I know this is a really short construction update, but I need to update you guys. I haven't done a construction update on Kings Island in a while that footings have started. Hopefully you enjoyed this quick update. Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe if you haven't, and share this video for others to enjoy. Have a good one, bye.


I'll probably just quickly introduce myself and my team without the slides save a little bit of time. Hua Zhong from Nodian Trinity University and associate professor. So, thank you for joining the chair already introduced the topic of our presentation. It says how to use the digital technology for climate response design of the building environment sector. That's basically a link with our background. Myself is an associate professor in Nodian Trinity University. I'm also the final and the charter engineer for six chartered institute of building services engineering. So we say all from a building engineering services background, give you a little bit introduction about what's a building services engineer. If you don't know the detail, we basically fundamentally based on the building physics and the architecture science to design building environment. The building environment is not just indoor environment, but also outdoor environment. So any environment not naturally built, but it's built by us for the environment. So for indoor design actually we need to consider like a acoustic air pollution. Let's think about the outdoor facility infrastructure design and for indoor design, as you know, the heating ventilation air conditioning, the lighting acoustic system in place in the building or our subject area. So the purpose is there, how to design the building environment system, more better to make some more comfortable indoor and outdoor environment for human being. And also in particular, I don't know, majority of the person during the whole life will stay in the building environment 90 percentage of the time. So make the building environment more comfortable, which is very important for a human being. That's a traditional building engineering services subject, however, but currently the whole sector and the pressure based on these three high level target under and the document. All of that system I mentioned before the matter is heating ventilation acoustic and also control the air pollution indoor and outdoor, it all comes to my energy, all of the engineering mechanical system all comes to my energy. Traditionally, we just ignore that just use it as much as we can the energy to make a comfortable environment, but now we under these three. Three high level document and the target pressure, we need to achieve zero carbon by 2040 or 2050 depends which sector, and we need to control what our temperature, increasing by one point five degrees say, otherwise the global one is a huge problem. And also this very good framework from the United Nations about the certain ability to goals, our sector should have the whole industry achieve that eventually concern the building environment sector have a 40 percentage power 40 percentage of the energy consumption and along around 50% of the emission. So without building environment, industrial people can contribute, we cannot achieve these three goals. Today, we will introduce a what's means climate response design in the building environment sector in particular links, the micro environment with a macro environment to design better building, save energy, but same time still make the environment comfortable for human beings. And also because I invited by these the network and also I'm a expert of the network the funding from here, we will particularly focus on the innovative technology digital technology, how to help us to achieve this kind of objective is think about the climate response. So the man technology will cover today based on some detailed research project of my research I will discuss about that later on in detail, including CFD, the computational fluid dynamic simulation, building very specific building energy simulation with our energy plus based on a different software and how we can design digital to control the building environment to talk with the other system, and also currently we have a lot of further development for machine learning so how to base on the real time sense of monitoring a link with a computer vision then you from the machine learning model to predict energy consumption then we can even better control the building energy consumption. So that's a little bit of general things why it's important for climate response design, which is quickly at least here. That's a high level things building around always a kind of sustainable goal and to help us achieve these 17 goals. So one of the things I mentioned I'm a technical engineer engineer of the building engineering services, or our research actually have a good very good impact to you from the design to contribute to the building regulation. In fact, I used to do that also issue a lot of guidance high level guidance or detail technical specification recently, this one, just update to the 2020 after 20 years the last version, we usually is 2000, 2000, after 20 years, or we update that. I like this flower really the sense because I know a lot of you from a natural environment background so how our building environment. You see the core part that I mentioned before all of the building engineering services is traditionally only focus on how to use energy build a system. So the operational energy for the building rather than to make a better so more comfortable performance, but now we need to consider, consider all of these factors are think about the human being human being house and well being, and also think about the solution that I don't mention before, before that in the climate change, and also even beyond across the disciplinary with other sectors, especially for when you guys for the natural environment works about diversity ecology and we transport up and so on. So that's all of the factor we, we should come serve now for design build environment. Some project, I will give you more detailed information based on very recent project particular introduces some key digital technology we need to make the building more sustainable and the local. So I hand over to my RA, how to introduce this project and then showing you will introduce the machine learning part. So there are so many like available like climate simulation tools so the most popular one is every match. So, it can like simulate the, the micro climate around us like the vegetation. So the problem for that is, and it cannot simulate the indoor arrow situation. So, that would accurate so we use CFD, which is a very powerful digital technology to the indoor and auto at the same time. So it can like give us the temperature distributed and like the air flow movements from the safety. So, and also like we all know that if there is a very small chance it will occurs very big difference in safety. So for the, so for the, so we use like the courtyard as an example so for the courtyard, which is a very famous like the micro climate regulator so, and before our tests before. So we need the validation for the courtyard based on our like internal experiments and also like we, we, with data from other like internal papers, and to ensure our simulations accuracy. So, and, and also like for the for the we arrange like for trees inside the courtyard to see the influence of the vegetation. The, the arrow some conditions to the indoor arrow like we have two scenarios the first one is the four trees are all height of two meter and another scenario trees are 1.5 meters so we want to see that what is the difference between the height of tree impact to the indoor or the, like the air flow movement or the, or the temperature and also like we have like another case, which is very interesting is like we arranged like nine. Like water sprayer inside the courtyard to see that if I pray, if I pray to call it system influence in general. So, and also like what we are doing right now is like we did that we are doing the few tasks in in the campers in University of Nottingham. So, like we arranged like the courtyard where station and there are some trees and the house was inside the inside rooms. Um, we did this, we did a few tasks and we did the simulation in safety. Yeah. So, to enhance the indoor proper level, and also achieve a better energy efficiency, we develop a framework which use using computer vision and deep learning to actually estimate the heat emission in the indoor space. So, because, as you know that people there are different. And the people are doing different activities, or, you know, there are different numbers of people's in the space, or, you know, different numbers of equipments are using, and also different types of equipment are using the heat emission in those space are different. So, once we get the real time information from indoor space, we input it into the building and management systems to achieve demand driven control for heating cooling and ventilation to the space. So, this can both, you know, achieve a better energy efficiency, and also make a comfortable indoor space for occupants. And also the real time profile is the real time schedule of occupancy equipment can be fed into the energy simulation software to perform dynamic analysis for the building and management performance. So, as you can see, this series are like compare the typical profile which is like usually fixed, you know, like static schedule compared with the deep learning based profile as you can see the cooling demands drop. But at the same time, the heating demands are increased because you want to provide a more comfortable indoor space so you provide more heating in the winter, especially in UK. So, but as you can see, the index to assess the indoor comfort level, but as you can see for clearly increased to zero because there is the best, the most comfortable level in the space, and also for community, the increase from like around 20%, 25% to 5%, so it's a big increase of the, in truth, in treatment of indoor comfort level. So, apart from occupancy and equipment detection, we also use computer vision, it's still under development to attack like lighting, window opening and closing level, and also like for fire detection for safety. And then so using this computer vision can achieve like a rapid response. to the indoor space. And, but there's a limited research about actually combine computer vision application to the building management system. So, this is the future chain of using computer vision in the indoor space. Yeah, I saw you already catch on the, the building information modeling system that's basically a blackboard, all of these kinds of digital tools, and all of those stakeholders partners can contribute to their model their information on to this unified platform. So, this is about the assistant design and the things about the whole design as an ecosystem. And also, based on the building information modeling system recently it last few years we even start to create the same kind of a city information system and try to integrate all of the information as a one platform, then see what's the, what's the link between each other. So, how mention about this project before I mentioned we work close with the chapter needs for the six. A lot of these work will inform the guidance on the technical guide. So, the top tool now is basically the housework, we will, we just approve as MR 01, which is about how the CFD modeling consider the trees, the vegetation and the hot landscape, which never ever have a guidance for building environment sector. And that's also linked with a lot of our colleagues here if you have any data or model you think maybe link this we are very happy to put more data and the case study information into our guidance to let industrial consider more about a natural environment design and the purpose also to create another OP 01 guidance, think about not just indoor thermal comfortable also outdoor summer comfortable and how the indoor outdoor comfortable link with each other. And the rest of the guidance is the existing guidance, but I just want to mention her project due to currently we have a more like machine learning and AI technology. And so how to use these kinds of tools, update the guidance and inform the designers industrial, make their design by based on a lot of AI to supervision and inform the system control you know the boss rather than like to save energy. Some papers link with that research and that's a summary of our whole research team initially we just work on building itself and a single tools to consider carbon carbon population. Inviting more digital technology to create a more comprehensive system, concern about climate change and go beyond building we really want to multidisciplinary collaboration, the outdoor environment with indoor environment. And also the last one I did a support call to organize the master class, which address another issue, we try to create a building element for some more comfortable, so more comfortable is for human being. So all of our design now also think about the we could human center so how to bring under user into the design based on the pre and the post evaluation that's another part of the research we are doing and collect the data at the moment and then put these kind of factor models into the into the tradition design and modeling. Hey, that's all of our contact. Hopefully we can build up more collaboration and any question. So, about asking about you talk about implementing those measures and how much energy saving they produce as well as the kind of cooling. It actually depends on the location of the buildings, because it's very specific. Because for some, especially in different countries, for example, in tropical countries, actually the cooling saving going to be like a huge, you know, but like for in UK, maybe more heating and yet instead. For in this case, we focus more on human, you know, similar comfort, and then just to avoid unnecessary waste in a clean season and then also provide enough heating in the winter. But, for example, in the hot, you know, the country in the hot season, definitely going to decrease those of cooling demands. Yeah, yeah, so it really depends. Yeah, yeah, in general, like from inside is depends location depends on the project, but technology wise, we can not just take the knowledge but it's to two direction. We can see about the positive design force that I think one of the colleague from major talk about the project of passive design is based on the orientation and the building of building materials of building. Structure element itself, then if we consider that first, we can basically reduce the energy as much reduced energy demand as much as we can without energy system. But of course, they cannot cover 100%. And then we use a small amount of the mechanical system but mainly based on now we could renewable energy such as a PV system, winter by system. And then this model together with technology, technology wise or engineering side, we can achieve zero carbon, zero energy, but think about that a certain both technology goal, the economic side, maybe not worth to do that so it's still a pathway we need to trade off but by the end of 2015, maybe we can totally address this issue and change zero energy to carbon building.


Well guys, the bird had a good run but now it looks like Twitter has officially become a walled garden. The only way that you can even view tweets on Twitter right now is by creating an account on the site which means you've got to give them your email and your phone number. Anytime you go to Twitter, even if you're following a direct link to a tweet, you're going to end up on this page telling you to sign in or create that account assuming that you aren't signed into Twitter in your browser or within an app on your phone already. So this is a complete 180 from the openness that Elon was promising when he first took over the platform. As some of you may remember, Elon was basically presenting himself as the new benevolent owner of Twitter. We thought that the censorship was going to be over because he was saying that he wanted the platform to adhere to free speech principles and he even said that that was necessary since Twitter serves as the de facto public town square and it makes a lot of sense to see Twitter that way in our always connected digital world. Sending out a tweet does a whole lot more in 2023 than standing on a soapbox near the corner of a busy intersection and screaming at the top of your lungs. But requiring someone to sign into the town square just so that they can hear someone speak in the town square is not at all the functionality of a town square. That's more like a concert or going to see Ben Shapiro dunk on the libs at your college campus. You've got to present your student ID in order to get into that event. I can understand making people sign in if they want to post something, I mean that isn't technically required either. Twitter could easily have anonymous posting like 4chan does. But that's the model that most social media platforms have decided to go with. So whatever. Make people create an account if they want to post stuff to the site. But forcing logins just to see content really doesn't make any sense unless you plan to paywall your content which we're going to talk about in a moment. But if the content is free and it's only accessible when you log in then I think that the reach of your content is going to be severely diminished. I can't tell you how many websites I have personally clicked off of because they required me to create an account in order to use them. The only little bit of credit that I can give twitter here is at least they aren't teasing you with content like at least they didn't design it like so many of the e-commerce sites that I've seen where they'll let you add a product to your cart and then when you go to checkout they're telling you to make an account in order to complete that purchase. Or like those sites that host PNG images and then they want you to log in like create an account and then log in just to download an image.  So at least twitter isn't being a tease here but still this goes against everything that Elon said twitter would represent even just now he made this tweet saying that comedy is legal on the platform. You know pretending that it's going to be a free speech platform but right now it seems like twitter is even more locked down than tiktok. How ironic Now if we actually take a look at his tweet timeline here we can get an idea of why these force logins are being required or at least this is one of the excuses that Elon seems to be going with since it's something he retweeted from a parody account. The reason I set a view limit is because we are all twitter addicts and we need to go outside. I'm doing a good deed for the world here and that's another view that you just used. Now the real reason for forcing these logins is so that he can make it easier to enforce rate limits on twitter. Now rate limits are a pretty straightforward concept. They limit the rate at which a user is able to have some sort of interaction with your site. Usually this is to prevent DDoS attacks and things of that nature but the reason that Elon stated for the rate limits a little bit higher up is to address extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation. Now to put the data scraping thing in context when you just want to get a specific piece of information from a website like the current price of Monero from CoinGecko it's best for you to do this using an application programming interface because a well-written API is going to let you just request this really small piece of data that you know only makes up a few bytes worth of information and nothing else. Which is good for the end user of course because this is going to be faster and it's going to have less overhead than scraping the whole page and it saves CoinGecko bandwidth and service drain because now they don't have to serve me up this entire web page they can just send me the few bytes that that string represents. Well Twitter of course put their API behind a paywall at the beginning of February which means services like Nitter and accounts on Instagram and Reddit that just repost stuff from Twitter or any program that anyone made to try to gather data from Twitter via its API then had to pay up in order to keep running or they had to resort to web scraping which is when we make a request for this entire page and then we start digging down into the HTML of the site so that we find just like whatever row Monero is on and then we're going to go into the divs so that we can find just the price of Monero and you wouldn't really do this manually if you were web scraping you would write a program to use this you would utilize libraries like beautiful soup to parse the HTML and yeah you would just be extracting that specific piece of data out of this cell but in order to do that you have to request this entire web page which if we go to the networking tab and we reload the page you can see all the information that is transferring 1.2 megabytes transferred so that's a whole lot more than uh you know obviously loading all of and it didn't even really load the page it loaded this error page uh but you get the idea like if we look at uh the network tab again and it doesn't even matter if it actually loads it but you can see the majority of what's being loaded on a website and I'm just using coin gecko as an example I mean this is true for basically any website um most of what's being loaded is javascript and like style sheets and like little um logos and stuff like webp images all of this is garbage if the only thing that you actually care about is the current price of Monero so the only way to effectively prevent that kind of scraping going on on Twitter is to do what Twitter did make it so that you can't even browse the site anonymously and then apply rate limiting to people's accounts that way it doesn't matter if you sign into your account on another device or if you change your IP the rate limit is always going to apply and of course the rate limits are much higher you know you'll be able to view a lot more content if you purchase Twitter blue or whatever it's called to get your account verified which is really what I think this is all about I mean I agree with the parody accounts notion that a lot of people are addicted to Twitter and so putting the content behind a soft paywall might make them go outside in theory um but I think what this really is is Elon's way of trying to squeeze more profit out of the people that are addicted and it's not a coincidence that most of the big social media platforms are making these similar moves all at once like Reddit straight-up copy Twitter with the API paywall and YouTube is testing out this three strikes policy against people that are blocking ads although I don't think that the engineers over at YouTube thought this through as much as the Twitter engineers because you don't need to be signed in to YouTube to watch YouTube videos so there's not really anything to ban if you browse YouTube anonymously besides I guess your IP but that can just be changed with a VPN something that everyone and their mother has these days and I've also heard a rumor like I haven't tested this for myself but I've heard rumors that if you have an IP address that says you're in Russia and you watch YouTube right now you just won't see any ads at all because I guess every company that buys ads on YouTube has already sanctioned Russia I wonder if that also works for Iranian IPs and other countries that the US sanctions the crap out of but anyway Elon is claiming that despite the rate limits you know despite blocking the lurkers from Twitter and from viewing his tweets and other people's tweets that this specific tweet right here has achieved a record view count and assuming that this is true and not just copium it will probably give Elon the confidence that he needs to actually stick with this decision of locking Twitter down more than it has ever been personally I can't see too many people actually buying into this you know Twitter blue cost about the same as much as a standard Netflix subscription and I can still see a lot of people going over their verified rate limits if literally every single tweet and every single comment is considered one post that you viewed then most people can probably hit their verified daily limit during a six hour flight or six hours of downtime you know whether you're you're on a subway or you're I don't know waiting in line to serve someone coffee or waiting in line to get your coffee you know whatever I think a lot of Twitter addicts might buy into this at first after they use up the free limit in like 10 minutes but if they still aren't getting that fix with the verified account I think they're just going to switch to another site to consume content and once that starts happening once a site starts losing a bunch of users which has been happening at least amongst US users on Twitter since the beginning of this year then the people who actually post the content here that makes the site interesting are going to end up going somewhere else so that their content gets looked at and at that point the site is dead but what are your guys thoughts do you think that this move by Elon is going to actually make Twitter more profitable which is the real reason behind this move or do you think it's going to fail and maybe he'll just pull the plug on the rate limits you know pretend like it never happened in the old Elon Musk fashion let me know what you think in the comments below like and share this video to hack the algorithm and have a great rest of your day