okay we're making our way up this wash it's been a decent road so far the mine should be coming up a little while so we'll check back with you a little bit okay I'm part way down the shaft here I'm out with Julie we're in a vertical shaft I've come to a drift level about 75 feet down are you getting ready to come down okay double check your harness and everything okay she's gonna be coming down all right here comes Julie looks like there have been some birds using this doesn't it are you gonna go on that side all right you're not gonna go down some more I think yeah not too much for all right you made it to that side nice spider woman I thought you didn't want to come over this way you're not there's your shirt okay here we are we just got off rope and we're gonna check out this little drift here the first thing we see is some eggs that's weird I wonder what laid those look at all the poop what do you find in there I'm not going to see what kind of mineral vein they're looking at that looks like a hawk doesn't it look like it has talons right yeah there must be some kind of hawk short little pocket here yeah it doesn't look like they found much of what they were looking for checked it out and not much yeah I think this is a condensed milk can man you don't usually see them that shiny and this has 215 on it interesting yeah you can see how it's opened with a knife yeah five and 1915 yeah I would have seen it so and more eggs huh and another bird all more talons I don't know is that yeah looks a little better than it no maybe no this is a bird that died with eggs and it looks like oh what's my gas that little pocket let's go back to the shaft all right Tom's gonna go down to the next level yep plain okay I'll see you down there good yep I've got plenty of rope too yeah if you see this here I've got it so I can hang grab the rope once Tom is down there so I can hook up otherwise it's in the middle of the shaft and we can't grab it and I can't lean over anymore otherwise I'll be down there tumbling so as I was saying earlier they followed a narrow vein down here that was supposedly containing free gold but you can see this vein right here when we followed it down this was looking down I'm not sure if there's another level below me I see a lot of junk down there let's go lower this is about 150 foot shaft he's figuring he's gonna check out that level and see if it's worth for me coming down so I'm at the bottom of the shaft looks like there's a short drift going one way and maybe a little longer one going the other way do you want me to look around before you come down so this is what you see when you come off the come down to the bottom of the shaft there is another drift level here the shaft goes down about another 20 feet 25 feet looks like there's a mineral vein right in the center of the back of the mine here and probably a fissure contact zone on the right here where this smooth wall is and like I said earlier this was they were supposedly following a narrow quartz vein that had high grade um free gold in it so meaning you could actually see gold particles not completely having to be milled and before you saw anything there's a drill hole see this looks like kind of a quartz vein here there's a small pocket going to the left I'm not sure if they found what they were looking for straight ahead is the face another very large drift again and part of another egg first time I've seen eggs into mine and now I've seen about half a dozen or more I don't see any gold well looks like it's time to head back up the rope it'll be a long ways up not terrible about 100 feet there are a couple can tops now it looks like maybe it was an oil can in this small metal container there's a small sized shirt that's in here looks like it's inside out yeah it's got some colors on it well it's upside down I wonder who's that with me is it t-rex I guess t-rex all right so Tom's making his way up the shaft slowly jugging his way up this is about it that I can lean over without falling in yeah hard work this is character building all right Tom's just passing me by going up this shaft good luck coming up thank you you make our way through this smoke tree wash we conclude our video we hope you enjoyed it we did a little repel down the shaft and checked out a couple of drifts made it back safely so it's good we had a good day we hope you enjoyed it and thanks for watching the video


Welcome So I'm pleased to introduce a speaker who's come all the way from Sweden. Thank you Alice So she's going to be talking today about automatic systems for making hydroponics, which is going to be awesome And I want to say that she works with sustainable urban Sustainable urban design and also lots of young people in Sweden and she's based in Stockholm. So if anyone is around Stockholm Check her out. Okay So take it away. Thank you. Thank you so much Yeah, it's actually sustainable urban development, which is sort of an important point, but yeah, let's let's do this This is going to be a really dense short talk on hydroponics is 30 minutes I will speak really fast, but the slides are available online and I will absolutely be available for questions Maybe not here, but at our campsite and I will give you the address in just a moment Many of the advances in hydroponics comes from I would also say when you want to hear it in German, then we have Julian and he translated it today on the cover number 8012 So 8 012 when you want to hear it in German. Thank you. Okay A lot of the advances in hydroponics comes from pot growers.  So you have to excuse me for that So, okay Hmm, so Well, why I want to work with hydroponics is because it is some any part really important part of Sustainable development Partly because hydroponics uses about 1% of the water used in conventional growing It uses it does not have any need for for sunlight Which makes it possible to grow it indoors in completely controlled environments It also is not using any of the non non review renewable resource soil Which I think will have to be Looked upon as a non renewable resource since it take about 500 years to renew two centimeter thick layer of of the global soil I also think it's important to help people to be able to grow food to get an Idea of how growing food works and hydroponic systems are simple to set up Even if you living in a small space and have a limited amount of money also So I will give you a short Hydro history hopefully very short and the slides would be really quick But as I said the slides are available online and you can look it up afterwards I will talk a lot about how plants grow in hydroponics as well as normally It's the same thing basically What you need what measurements you need to know about if you want to build automated systems What do you need to measure and what values and so on and I will also show you pictures of some of the more common Systems and tell you a little bit how they work There you see the link for the the slides and there is also Did I put the link in yeah, there is also some resource document with links and some additional info and You can find me in the camp afterwards T10 on the map if you want to ask questions or be with us when we build a little on-site System So, okay, what we're talking about is growing in a manner that does not use soil We can use a lot of other manners of sort of medias to to grow in but no soil that means you have no nutrient You have no nutrients in the medium, but you add all nutrients and most of the case it's in the water That's why it's called working water or hydroponics in Greek It's mostly referred to as soil less growing so that you know So hydroponics is not at all a new field and it's been around for a really long time We can begin at in where is it 600 BC Babylon the hanging gardens of Babylon probably hydroponic We don't know for sure Possibly that they had some mechanical automations, but we don't know there are indications The Aztecs was 1100 AC they used something called the shinampas Which is like floating islands using the roots hanging down into the lake very hydroponic But more like run like traditional agriculture So a little bit Later in time 1627 we have Francis Bacon and Sylva Selvarnum This is as far as we know the first printed mention of growing directly in water or in nutrient solution 1699 a guy called John Woodward's grows Spermint and he can prove that plants grow better in contaminated water than in distilled water This is like the beginning of nutrient solution growing 1860s we have a Saxon Knopp to bottom list, but how do you say button is and they developed the first nutrient solution recipe basically and They had no focus on automation whatsoever as far as I know 1929 Jerry key is Probably the most important guy in Soil less gardening history He got really discredited and ended his career in a bad way, but He's the guy it doesn't get enough credit read his book fantastic, but it's old so 1930s Pan American Airlines wanted to fly from America to China. They needed to stop on the way Wake Island became one of those stops to be able to to give food to the personnel on the planes and First and foremost the passengers they started growing hydroponically because Wake Island has no soil and no fresh water, so Automated probably how much I don't know I have to read up on Wake Island project So 1938 these two guys What are they again Let me see Just a moment This is not right. Ah, okay Hoagland he is known for the Hoagland solution and Humanist colleague were the ones that sort of was a reason why Jerick he goes discredited Jerick. He didn't want to Release his recipe as open source in the university because he was denied Greenhouse time so it ended up with the university assigning to Hoagland and aren't on his colleague to Reshape the recipe and they did and they got all the credit no focus on automations with these guys In the 1960s you can imagine what kind of growing culture was sort of interesting in interested in hydroponics by now There is a guy called Alan Cooper and he develops a technique called a Nutrient film technique and it's still one of the most popular techniques for hydroponics. I Will show you how it sort of system looks like a little later He he was interested in automations. He used control of pumps and in control of lights as far as I know and I Haven't read his publications fully In 1982 the Disney World Eptoc Center opened something called a land pavilion where they Have a future of horticulture part and They have some hydroponics there and they do a lot of development in automation of systems as well For how long NASA has been doing their controlled environment support the life support systems We don't know probably for some time lately has been discussed partly because they were eating hydroponic salad on the ISS and It was a few days ago as if I got it correctly and What they're trying to do is basically grow food where it's not possible to grow food space station and also colonization like Mars And if we are lucky by I think it by 10 tonight We can watch the ISS having dinner and if we're lucky they are having hydroponics for dinner. We will see 2009 revolutionary thing happens Brita Riley in New York based I think she's an art student from the beginning She releases a research and develop it yourself community called window farms org This is sort of at the beginning of a lot of home builders in Hydroponics the community still active This is the version 3.0. She released the community with her version 1.0 It's a really large community It's fantastic amount of the solutions and people to talk to it's a good place to start if you want to Build your own system and look at automatic automated systems in the future There are not that many solutions in in the community that solves the whole Automation process like nutrients water pH easy and I will go into them later But there are many that solves the pieces of it so it can be a really nice resource if you want to find facts on how to do it and Last but not least in the aftermath of the tsunami earthquake Thing in Japan a guy called Shima Mura took an old semiconductor factory and turned it into the world's largest indoor farm and They grow only salad and they produce about 10,000 heads of lettuce every day And they are looking at a complete automated process Including looking for deficient nutrient deficiencies in the plants by optical readings of the colors of the leaves So they are like absolute front line of automated systems. I don't think they're open sourced of it So this is yeah, this is the the factory from the inside I guess yeah So we will quickly go with the how plants go in high grow in hydroponics And it does not differ from how plants grow generally. It's the exact same thing but Some parts are more important than in a regular system It does not matter if it is as you I was showing you the mirai factory of salad or if it is the tomato on your balcony The some things are basically exactly the same All plants need light all plants need nutrients and all plants need water including oxygen and If you provide these three plants will grow plants love to grow they always want to grow so Even if you're sloppy, they will probably grow but you won't get an optimized yield or so but I Usually say when I help people to come to the decision to build their own system that it's yeah It's it's hard to optimize, but it's even harder to completely fail. So you should just start doing it and then develop slowly We will start at the roots the roots is in in in any hydroponic system extremely important and the roots is I Mean even more important in a way than if you are growing in soil because you can pay it more attention So it becomes a bigger part of your Involvement in your system most Plants with a few exceptions their roots be sort of become how to say the They're dividing into three parts or the lowest parts drinks water It does not like air actually if it's exposed to air for a too long time. It will suffocate The middle part is How do you say a hybrid and it can drink both water and air to get oxygen and the top part is like you and me it's Drowns in if you if you put it through in a water or two moist environment for too long time But all roots need All parts of the roots need darkness This is what you have to work with when you don't use you when you don't use soil to cover the roots You have to cover the roots in some other way because they need darkness otherwise they burn and you also need to How do you say oxygen saturate your water because all parts of the roots need oxygen as well as the leaves because All parts of a plant exchange gases co2 for oxygens oxygen for co2 all the time. So This is super super important So more about the water It's nothing strange about it except that it's the absolute most important part in a hydroponic system It provides the drinking water for for the plants as in any other manner of growing All plants have different needs more water less water more often less often You have to take a look at what plants you want to grow before you start building your system And especially before you start building automated systems so that you know what measurements you have to work with Always keep your water saturated. You can do it by building a stream like a dripper system But you can also do it by an air stone like the thing you have an aquarium that you push the air into the stone And it gets divided into really small bubbles and yeah, you will have a Yeah, you will have a good oxygen saturation there to speak I can see now that I have very little time left, but I think maybe I was interrupted. So maybe I get a few minutes more Water level you have to measure water level. It's super super crucial No shorter just there are many ways to to measure it the most simple way I guess it's an electrical circuit you can build simply at home There are really expensive professional tools for professional price that continuously measures the water levels Depends on what you want to do The water is also a nutrient agent and we have to measure pH to be able to know If the plants can assimilate Then the nutrients because at the wrong pH level the plants cannot assimilate the Nutrients the nutrients are available as ions in the water in inorganic form of salt salts and For the how should I I will post a link to a really nice table that we show you how the different nutrients get locked out at different Levels of pH, I guess you know what pH is and how it works You won't you you don't want to go below five and you don't want to go above seven most plans dwell between 5.8 and 6.5 so if you keep it there you can maybe you're not optimizing, but you won't fail basically To measure pH you use a meter or a sensor if you want to build your own system Preferably you will use a sensor and you will get Relative pH is relative to temperature and this is a problem generally when you measure some things there are Really expensive measure tools that compensate for temperature, but as I said as before said to a professional price You can also correct the pH by using chemicals pH up pH down kind of chemicals You can also flush your system if you're looking at building an automated system that automatically corrects the pH I know of a one or two projects who is Semi-successful and the links are in the resource text file online, so I won't say anything more about it, but yeah So easy electrical conductivity is super important when you work with hydroponics and this is the the presence of ions in the water and You can say a lot about it, but That you can measure it in easy you can measure it with what's it called the TDS I think it's an American way and American they measure it in PPMs and easy measures it in Siemens millisiemens or micro Siemens There are sensors you can use sensors you can use use meters They're basically the same, but the difference between TDS and part in parts for million or easy. I don't have time to explain it, but there are good links in the text file And Over to the nutrients. This is of course really important This is what you add to the water. The water is supposed to be Non-nutrient no nutrients in the water to begin with that's why you measure easy in the water before you add the nutrients and During your growing period So which are the nutrients we have the micronutrients and nitrogen phosphorus and potassium We have the secondary micro and the mic the secondary micro and the micronutrients. They are Super important all of them, but they are divided like this because of the sort of the amount that they are needed in in the solution Nitrogen stimulates growth of biomass It's really important at the beginning of a growth period of a plant It's said to be the most important nutrient, but strictly speaking. They're all equally important with Total deficiency of one nutrient. It won't work at all. So Phosphorus for fruit set and Energy plants need to bind the energy and chemical bindings so from Sun or from any other light source or heat source and Phosphorus is really important in this process and The potassium this also stimulates fruit set the bud set, but it also really important for plants to build resistance to a lot of diseases This is actually something that we don't know exactly how it works, but a really important thing. I Think I will have to jump some here This is something on the light as far as we know you don't need any natural light you can grow on completely Artificial light when you grow food Or whatever you're growing What you need to remember also it's Recent research has shown that you can treat your plants with 24 hour 24 7 light and it doesn't seem to be in a disadvantage But this is at an early stage of research What you need to remember is what color temperature your light has and the You all you all you also need to remember to check the the heat radiation from your lights and the strength of the light The heat radiation is an issue even with LEDs Because of the amount of LEDs that you will use in a small area to To produce the light that you need so keep it in mind There's some tips on artificial light and it's the the redder Spectra is for flower and fruit Stimulates flower set and fruit set and the bluer part is For biomass growth. So this is a good sort of pointer to have Temp and humidity also really important to To measure you don't want temperature above 12. I've had problems with this in Sweden this summer. I Notice you haven't had that problem here Most plants won't set fruit under 12 degrees temperature humidity which is also very dependent on temperature you want to go between 30 and 70 percent and you measure this with sensors and there are sensors available for all These measurements. I don't have as much time to go into them as I would like but yeah We can have questions at the camp later If you build a greenhouse for your plants or sort of closed environment You really really have to look out for the heat and and and the humidity and what they do to each other It's extremely important that you have an airflow because both the leaves and the roots need To have oxygen to be able to exchange gases. So make sure that you have some airflow in your system. Whatever you do Oxygen yeah, so What you have to think of sort of What you should sort of take with you from here is like where do you place it? What do you want to grow? What do you want to measure and how automated do you want your system to be? I will go really fast through a couple of systems This is the NFT the natural and the nutrient film technique. It's really popular. It's It's a fantastic for home growing. It's Small but serious growing it's perfect for small but serious. It's easy to set up. It's kind of cheap It takes a little kind of little space. It's simple to exchange the water without displacing your plants, which is a really good thing It's very popular but has two pumps makes it bit noisier if the pumps fail your plants will die extremely quick So it's sort of yeah Susceptible to problems and the roots can clog the the systems. So make sure to always check the roots Ebb and flow. I will show you two pictures Up and down pump It's easily maintained a same reason as NFT simple to flash You can control basically anything around the nutrients very precisely and also the the water as With any closed system. There is a problem with disease control since the all plants share the same water and the water isn't flowing But standing more still and just going up and down so Aeroponics are really popular amongst pot growers and industrial sites growing. It's very efficient It's like making the absolute most of your hydroponics it's a more expensive to set up and It's difficult to maintain if their mist nozzles gets Clogged you will have instant problems. Also, it's susceptible to some specific diseases Because of the high moisture level in the air. I think Salmonella is a problem. So pros and cons fish aquaponics I Mean it's a lovely idea But maybe if you want to farm your own vegetables, you don't want to have an aquarium or a fish farm as well So it's like another thing, but it's it's popular and it's being developed in several big universities around the world So it could be fun to try The deep water culture, this is one of my absolute favorite. I have one at home I will build one in our camp later tonight or maybe tomorrow It takes like one or two hours to build yourself. It's really really cheap Easy to take care of this is absolutely Something that I would like to recommend you to try as a first thing and we have the dripper system Which was made really famous by Brita Riley and the window farm project It's a very simple. It's not the most efficient It's kind of silent and most of all it's super super cheap to set up and also kind of easy to maintain When it comes to automation The problem is that the the water flow is difficult to see how much water is actually take being taken up by the plants. Oh Shit the time I Have mentioned growing media here is some Examples of what you can use basically anything that doesn't hold too much nutrients from the beginning This is a list of parts you can use if you want to build your first dripper system All this information is online and you can come and talk to me at the camp and I will tell you everything I know The current status on automate automation I will not go into this because there is one project a billy bricks hydroponic controller built with Arduino. It's a fantastic source of Information you should absolutely look it up There are other projects some of them have copied his project basically just as its whole and Just rewritten the descriptions So I really recommend you to if you want to start working with automated hydroponic system First of all look at the billy bricks bricks project and see what is possible because it's done a really really good job And the the code is available the the the discussion is really Thrive a lot of people Continuously work or so far is involved in the discussion and it's it's lively. So you should really take a look at it Since I sort of stressed a little I have a few minutes left You if you have any questions or want me to go back to an older slide, it's It's possible He was asking about the fish thing. It's called the aquaponics and The I can give you a short explanation the fish you give the fish food The fish poop in the water the water is pumped up to the plants The plant make use of the nutrients and they also clean the water and the water goes back to the fish in a state Where they can keep pooping in it? I saw something very interesting So people make some so something called earthship. So they take the water they use for showering and then the then the This is water gets to moisture the plants and People also get the moist of the plants because they have half size of the house is a greenhouse And so they get the whole western warm of the of the greenhouse and so they can heat their dwellings And also they can close the windows they have in between so they can say it's enough warm enough moist I want to have some other air But I'm interested to make a roll system. So you have your fish You have your plants and you don't have to pay utility bills and things like that and you'll be self sufficient Yeah, that would be fantastic. That would be it's one thing that if I'm away that the system still flushes the toilet Because otherwise the flowers will die. Yeah But that's a Grand project is fantastic. Yeah, we come come over to my camp and talk to me later I Will show you I will go back to the slide. Okay. Is there another question as well? I'd like to take it over to the other side and the green please. Please go ahead Hello, I wanted to ask How much more efficiently if any does an automatic system gives to an hydroponic system Depends so much on where you're putting your effort in if you I don't have any numbers on how Efficient it's possible to make it quite some I guess what you what you What you don't have when you automate or if you if you make an automation that actually works is that you have you can have continuous Availability of nutrients for the plants you have no water shortage and you can prolong the The time of the light exposure to your plans I also have some interesting things about measuring light with With power values, we will have to discuss this later, but I Don't have a number for the efficiency. I mean we already have more and half How do you say like more than then you can have half the size where you grow your crops in hydroponics and get more than More yield than you would in a hundred percent area of Traditionally grown so already there you have a huge advantage In yield, but the efficiency depends on how you want it to work. You want to go away five weeks or one week or you know But they continuously attending to plants is is the key why hydroponics is so efficient I'm one last question. We've got time for one last You mentioned the different plants need different have different requirements for the nutrients and so on Is there something like a public catalog for there where I can look this up for different species and strains? Yeah, I haven't found a collected catalog with this, but there is huge amount of info online Unfortunately as I said unfortunately a lot of it. It's it's directed at pot-growing, but there are also other Sources of information, but it's a good way to a good place to start because they are really serious people when it comes to growing So start there, but there are of course. I mean when it comes to all these measurements, of course there is info Yeah, of course. Thank you very much for your talk. Can you all please put your hands together? Thank you


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That'll be for Chad should be one more auto out of here and Is that it? It's gonna be Jalen Johnson Silverado for the Bears Jonathan Got Marlon Davidson Cole Comet So we got our two autos. Let's see if we've got any Looks like a different color or maybe it's just orange. I'm gonna find out. There's Ricky Williams To 199 for the Dolphins and it's just orange. I thought it was gonna be some sort of gold All right there. There's Antoine Winfield Jr. to 249 A couple more rookies right there. All right another box down another one to come Break schedule in the chat folks, please consult that All right After this box will be halfway through this half case break. This is for your team for Thanks, Oliver remember the break schedule also Also lists what we have done already It'll list what we have done What we are doing and what we are about to do right and the breaks I just always pinned in the chat as well Check the break schedule Josh Riley. It's all there All that info All right next box clave on chasing To 175 Jake Luton Gabriel Davis There's a merchant to we need to find a to a silver to 199 John O's Smith Titans There's the clave on chasing for the Jags Does flawless not have a checklist yet Oliver saying cardboard connection has a checklist for flawless I'll bet.  So there's nice chase clay full right there It wasn't up last night So imagine they just dropped it today And then it'll take however long it takes group break checklist to get it on to group break checklist but T Higgins, Leviscus, Chanel Jr. Alan Lazard to 249 Eater gross models and you know Benjamin Dan Marino Silver Tyrod Taylor to 249 Patrick Queen at Neville Galamore Stefan digs for the bills to 175 Isaiah Coulter and Colin Johnson. All right. Okay. Cool. Thanks Oliver Right. Yes. That question makes me think that some places don't do that Oliver Maybe maybe I'm the one that's wrong Thinking that it's a silly question. Are there other do the other guys are there other guys that like Sell out stuff and then they don't break it that night. I understand that question if it's towards the end of the night You know what I mean?  It sells out a little break. It's like it will don't worry. It's gonna happen But there must be some places There must be some places where they sell stuff out and not break it that day, which is why people ask that question I think Grizzle. Yes. I Coppola New Orleans Saints here in Picker Team 4 and there's Brian Edwards Like to see Brian Edwards kind of he was banged up a little bit missed some time But I'd like to see him get get into the action a little more No worries Grizzle no Saints yet either. I mean maybe all card ships or there must have been some Saints But nothing autograph or significant parallel wise at least not that I remember Las Vegas Raiders EA with my Raiders. There's Darnell Savage junior to 199 Blue Wave, there's Joe Burrow our first Joe Burrow siding for the Bengals Matthew Shearer Nice big Oliver just mentioned that big rig Yeah, cardboard connection comm has so if you're You're wondering hey, I don't want to buy this team because I don't know what's on the checklist Go to cardboard connection calm base Joe Burrow going to Matthew Shearer and the bangles bought the bangles straight up No, I take penini so long to get that checklist out. Oh, look at this camo Isaiah Simmons 21 out of 25 for the Cardinals Frank With the Cardinals Does Phoenix have Cardinals there the the bird Where do Cardinals? Where do where are Cardinals? I don't think I've ever have I ever seen a Cardinal in my life I don't think I've ever No, it's all good big rig. It is breaking news though. It's important. I think people haven't waited for that checklist It's T Higgins orange to 149 I don't think I've ever seen a Cardinal in real life and In my family we used we would go camping a lot. We're We're not we're not afraid of the outdoors So I've done a lot of outdoorsing. I don't think I've ever seen a I Have to have Ryan I can say for certain I've uh Blue jet I've seen plenty of blue jays. Here's Michael Stray and 75 a lot of blue jays a lot of sparrows and ravens and crows and seagulls and sandpipers and there's a Mari Cooper to 125 and Falcons and hawks and redtail hawks and woodpeckers and All seen all those birds, but I don't know if I've seen we've we have robins out here We've got all pigeons all sorts of birds But I can't say it that I recall a cardinal big rig saying there may be more of a Midwest type bird Grizzle has him in Connecticut halfway through this half case break CJ has seen a cardinal. They're stunning Definitely Midwest is alright. So maybe we it's not that crazy Well next time I'm in the Midwest. I'll go. I'll have to go I'll go birding For some for some cardinals. It's the Virginia State for it. Yeah, Darren Porter saying I I'm in Virginia I see Cardinals daily And you feed them What do you feed them like french fries or do you actually give them like bird seed? speaking of birds You guys see that there was a there was a racing pigeon. I guess pigeon racing is a big thing in Like China and like in the Netherlands or Belgium, I think they they raise They raise racing pigeon somewhere in Europe and a racing pigeon sold for like Like almost two million dollars or something like that Isn't that wild a Racing pigeon how large is I don't have a concept of how large the cardinal is There you go There you go Justin. Thank you. I don't know if I could repeat that. It's a family-friendly show, but There's Anthony Gordon Xavier McKinney. I don't think I have a concept of how large the cardinal is Darren and other Virginians Demarcus Lawrence Orange another Joe Burrow how large is the card? Fits in a bread box So about is it about the size of a prison box a couple prison boxes, maybe There's Joe Burrow. Oh It is about a blue. I see I know the blue J. So it's it's about a blue J size got it Wow big rig had a music teacher in high school into racing homing pigeons Yeah, that's a thing you take them somewhere you release and then time to seek I didn't realize how big of an industry this was until I saw the news about that pigeon being sold at a popular pigeon auction for over a million dollars and Now now I'm thinking man that LeBron logo man doesn't sound as cool Pulling that LeBron logo man doesn't sound as cool when there are being when there are pigeons being sold for over a mil There's Isaiah Coulter to 175 Wild but and the racing apparently still a big thing in like Belgium or the Netherlands and in China and in some other places around the world, but It's a thing It's wild and apparently GPS tags And not gonna lie the dude was a little off his rockers as big rig and that pigeon will cash you out over and over You're right. Are we I think we're in the wrong business you guys There's Yannick in Gakwe to 25 for the Jaguars Balraj would then Because right that that pigeon you put that pigeon out To stud I guess you would say and that pigeon can produce so many other racing pigeons Some of that pigeons progeny Sold at that auction for like a hundred thousand dollars. I think we're just gonna have pigeon brakes from here on that's where the money is folks There's Aaron Donald purple To 125 But a pig that's true. I see a pigeon could just fly away But your cards won't true Johnny. What's it? What's eight to nine inches tall a pigeon? There's Julian Okwara For the lions that's gonna be for Sam That's to 49 so apparently GPS tags are still too heavy for the pigeon so they still have to tag them in like a little ring around their leg so Yeah, I went down a pigeon racing rabbit hole pigeon hole so I I And so they just release them in mass and Then there's like judges that are at the at their coop There's the 175 there's Nikhil Harry and then they're at their coop And then they just time that they just time the hours and then you just figure out how long that I got pigeon hold there and You can see how long it takes them to get there and then there people bet on it and then You can win a ton of money.  What's going on? Yeah, we got we got some of that flawless coming up. It's on the schedule Nice Jordan love Jay Hart to 149 Not hard to see the number there But 101 out of 149 for the Green Bay Packers Chris Murphy nice last spot mojo strikes again Sleven up all the rookies folks And then I think most of them will be top-loaded. There's George Kittle to 199 AJ Dylan Antoine Winfield. Oh Johnny you're talking about the cardinal. I think you're I think you're might be lagging behind a little bit Johnny Want to hit that live button. There's Robert Woods to 249 Welcome to bird talk ladies and gentlemen. I think we're changing our our name to from jazzy sport cards and collectibles to birds and brakes Which I suppose could mean something different in the UK Adrian Amos to 75 green scope Anthony Mufarlin, Jr. And Grant Del Pit kid reporter card Charlie Day is an expert on bird law. I'd like to think I'm an expert on bird law as well. I've done a lot of studies Like a store what's going on? All right next box Prism has been looking pretty solid Thus far. I haven't pulled a monster name. Just yeah, we did have a nice Jordan love autograph a couple Joe Burroughs base cards But so far so good a lot of parallel chasing in this prism So I think everyone's happy about that too a lot of cards in here maybe I'll have to replace the train whistle with a With some sort of Some sort of caca perhaps Them's the brakes. I think someone has a Think someone has a podcast called the brakes or them's the brakes something like that that is a That is a hobby related I don't think I think there were a couple CD lamb parallels Randy maybe one or two nothing significant no autos nothing significant though and this Half-case break figure team four. Oh, oh them's the beaks Okay, I like that. That's good There's Austin Eckler green scope to 75 welcome to another episode of them's the beaks Where we do birds and breaks? so thanks for Wedding your beak with us on Them's the beaks There's Peyton Manning to 125 and there's our first two of Tango by Loa going to Miami Mike Samich with that one Nice one Sonnet hopefully maybe we'll find some some to us some color some auto some ink, maybe nothing too monstrous yet, right? but We still have a couple boxes to go. We have that nice Jordan Love red wave autograph a couple of base burrows base to a no Herbert yet, but I mean all of these all these parallels and all these Base rookie cards all of these add-up to there's Montez sweat sweat Claypool the viscous and all junior There's AJ Eponessa rookie silver Aaron Jones to 249 T Higgins and yet a gross mottos You're getting there folks are almost done. This rookie silver goes to the bills That'll be for Robert my hill rookie silvers are always nice And behind Brady is going to be Xavier McKinney for the New York football Giants rookie autograph going to Chadwick and the Giants big blue the G men Can they win the division? I don't know. Maybe if Daniel Jones didn't have that banged up hamstring this week It's Damon Arnett red wave for my Raiders to 149 calling Johnson's ack Moss And we got Deandre swift Detroit Lions Rookie, you know what? I read something Sam who has aligned earlier today. I Didn't realize how many former players Openly praise the Patricia fire Like Eric Ebron was like Lawls and a couple other former players were like good riddance blah blah blah just You know and usually players don't do that So Patricia must have really been hated So I wonder if if the current players are so happy that they're gonna come out Firing and fired up Lions at Bears is Josh Reynolds To 199 Bears are minus three slight home favorites and there's another base Joe burrow for Matthew shear and the Bengals Also, apparently some Michigan lawmakers Michigan lawmakers have implored the Ford family To hire who's the Niners Deep a defensive coordinator Sala, I think something Sala There's Tyree kill to 249. Yeah, apparently he's from he's from the Michigan to from the Detroit area There's Darius Layton Finite one of one. Wow That's for Chadwick and the Giants nice Chad all aboard the big hit Express Nice one of one we've got some rookies here too. Oh, there's a Justin Herbert. I was just about to say where's where's Justin There you go, Megan chargers base Justin Herbert, but yeah, if You know mission lawmakers like hey, let's get that solid guy. He's he's he's got He's got the smarts. He's got the energy. He gets fired up on the sidelines. I've seen him He's Tyree killed to 249 So why not get him in there? Revealed the Lions. All right last box here Pick your team number four More breaks coming up and we've got late night tonight. Check out the schedule in the chat Now David T saying hey game after the coach gets fired angle Caches most of the time. Yeah There were two instances of coaches getting fired this year already Think two right it was the Texans fired a Blanking on his name. Oh Brian Texans won the game after that and then the Falcons I think fired their coach Blanking on his name too, but the Falcons won the game right after that right Atlanta versus your Vikings. Yeah, so And so I don't know maybe the Lions would be a good like plus plus three or The money line even I mean if Matt Patricia was just that hated apparently there were stories in previous years where where players would would After during like their team their last team meeting of the football season They would they would they would have mimosas because they would be celebrating not having to see Patricia until for another Until a training camp. There's Mark Brunel to 99 So, yeah, I don't think he was He was well liked so the Lions might be really happy You might have a might have a pep in their step is Jared Pinkney to 149 Anthony Gordon Xavier McKinney There's another Joe borough Derek Brown Right, and you're playing yeah, and the Lions are playing a divisional rival And the Chicago Bears, you know, they want to they want to get the Lions want to get to five and seven They want to get the Bears to five and seven Another Joe borough for Matthew Shearer. Hopefully one of those grades out real nice There's Josiah de Guara to 175 Isaiah Simmons DuVernay Denzel Ward Jeremy Chin to 249 Danucci and Ross Black. Is Nucci just done? I feel kind of I kind of feel bad for the guy. There's Bobby Wagner to 25 The dude gets drafted like in the sixth or seventh round or something like that Probably zero expectations of even playing at any point Just gets kind of thrown into the fire Then after one game, they're like, yeah, I would have given him a couple couples couple stars That's it. Just one game. He's done David poor Ben Denucci If he didn't even play that game he he could have probably been He could have probably held a clipboard for a few more years You know Live that NFL life for a few more years There's Devin Bush. I think is Devin Bush out for the rest of the season? Or am I thinking of someone else? There's Devin Bush Steelers mark the set Yeah, this high school player who like tackled this ref You can't do that kid. You might kill that old old ref Spletcher Cox 125 And we've got CJ Henderson Rookie autograph for the Jaguars. That's going to be for Balraj By the way, that Devin Bush. Did I say mark Steelers? I think so Mahomes brilliance JJ watt hyper to 175 We got JK Dobbins Bradley and a We pulled our two autographs. Now we're looking for maybe some Some parallels before we close things out For the for big rookies. Hopefully terrell lewis to 199 Grant del pit Anthony McFarland jr JK Dobbins Quinton nelson To 249 Damon Arnett for my Raiders and Jonathan Taylor thomas for the Colts And there you go boys and girls Pretty solid break here and pick your team number four Plenty more on the website jaspy's case breaks.com Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. Here's a quick autograph recap right autograph and joe burrow jesson herbert recap And one of one recap. There's derrius slayton nice swift Jordan love was nice more burrows that camel refractors are pretty sweet my guy brian edwards Jerry judy silver rookie was nice. This has turned out to be a pretty nice break the andrey swift especially without uh Without map atricia You know would Might see a stock go up. So there you go. I'm joe for jaspy's case breaks.com and that was the brand new release prism football We'll see you next time for the next break for a lot more. Bye. Bye


Welcome to Microterrorz. Scary stories for kids. Where it's always the spooky season. Full of chills. Thrills. And spine-tingling spooks. Microterrorz are family-friendly frights for those ages 8 and up. And while our stories are for younger years, we are still talking about things that go bump in the night. And some children may not be able to handle what others can. Parental consent is recommended. Now for tonight's Microterrorz. Halloween Night of the Living Dead Part 4. Decimation of the Dead. It was official. Holman, Ohio had become ground zero for events that should have only existed in the bad science fiction and horror films of the 1950s and 60s. The ones that Peter Dixon and Sean Rhodes, two 12-year-olds, mind you, watched devotedly. Space lightning had reanimated the dead from the Holman West Cemetery. Then a force field had cut Holman off from the rest of the world. And as the unexpected cherry on top of this nightmarish cobbler, a UFO landed, bringing with it a large, hulking entity from another world. Peter and Sean trembled in the presence of the armor-suited alien. That was until it vaporized a horde of zombies who were about to secure their grim fates as hollow shells of their former selves to help pad the numbers of the walking dead. This is all one giant misunderstanding, the alien had said. I am going to be in so much trouble. Peter and Sean gawked at the interstellar visitor. Any fear they once had for it was now gone.  And as it turned out, that's exactly what had happened. The alien said next. I am from the Orlet Quadrant, a far away region in one of the darkest corners of space. Peter was the first to speak back, although cautiously. I'm Peter. This is Sean. What is going on here? Aphros Isar exhaled, defeatedly through his speaker. Ack's repository when I wasn't supposed to. I had been warned several times but just cannot stay away. He stores so many interesting devices there. I was messing around with the CEU and I accidentally activated it. I bumped the machine trying to turn it off, but it was too late. It sent a pulse through space, ending here at these exact coordinates. Peter and Sean wanted to smile. They wanted to laugh in relief. After all of the horror they had been through, because of it all was an adolescent alien from a distant world who had just simply not listened to his parents? Who hadn't been in that situation? There was one question though that was on the boy's minds, and Sean was the one who spoke up for the both of them. What's a CEU? Aphros Isar responded promptly. What's that? Peter asked. Dead bodies give off a toxin called our species, extracts cadaverine from across the universe to help with cell regeneration procedures. Aphros said. He looked around and scratched his head, well, scratched the glass dome over his head, and said, I guess there was a glitch or something. I'd certainly say so, Aphros. Peter shouted. Now just annoyed rather than scared. Our families are dead, man. They've become walking corpses, craving skin and brains. Aphros said, nervously looking around. The bodies lurked in the night around them, beginning to close in again. Peter and Sean weren't so sure that he could fix this. How could he? People had died, then died again. Aphros said again, but this time much more confidently. It actually seemed like he had a plan.  A transparent force field shot up around them, basing them in what was basically a shimmering bubble, a much smaller scale version of what unnaturally sheltered Holman. Hey! Peter screamed. Let us out! Now! Aphros placed a hand on the shimmering encasement. I will fix this. He said one more time. Something about it seemed genuine. Peter nodded, slightly hesitant, but what other choice did they have? He relaxed his body and stepped back, sliding up against Sean. Aphros lifted his laser cannon, the swirling colors around the barrel, picking up speed and becoming a hueful blur. He turned and rushed off into the night. In the street, he was stopped by a half-dozen snarling, rotting corpses. He lifted his cannon and fired three quick, thumping shots. All six of the undead blew up in puffs of ashes. The action caught the attention of several other zombies from a nearby yard. They staggered out into the street where Aphros aimed, and he took them out one by one. Three more sizzled and popped into ash. Something latched onto Aphros' leg. He looked down and saw a zombie crawling around him, trying to grip and grasp his leg. Aphros aimed his weapon down and fired. The crawling ghoul exploded. All around him, Aphros could hear the groans of the dead, but the night made it difficult to see. He extracted another device from his armor and tossed it straight up into the air. Acting like a flare, the device exploded nearly 30 feet up, creating a blue glow across Holman. Now the dead were visible. There were dozens in all directions moving in. Aphros was a one-alien killing machine and acting such a surreal decimation of the dead that both Peter and Sean assumed they'd wake up from a severe candy-infused nightmare at any moment.  Holman was covered in a fine ash and powder by the time morning came. Once Aphros made his rounds to be sure the town was secure of the zombie menace, he came back to the shimmering bubble the boys were in and retracted it. Peter and Sean couldn't believe their eyes. Holman was a wasteland. Smoke billowed up from every corner. Houses were charred, some still burning, and bones and dust decorated the landscape like a macabre filter had been placed over it. It was certainly the clean-up job of a child. The threat is gone, Aphros proudly stated. Yeah, but Peter began, so is everyone else, and everything is destroyed. Aphros stood with his hands on his hips, scanning the devastating landscape around them.  The government's gonna come for us now, aren't they? He was right, Peter thought. Surely the encasement Holman was put in would catch the eye of someone, satellite or radar system. Over the summer, Peter had heard on the news that the government had secret programs that dealt with this kind of phenomena. It was only a matter of time before they showed up. There would be questions, investigations. You need to fix this, Peter said to Aphros. Aphros clammed up. He'd made a mistake and then acted in the moment to try and remedy it. He wasn't thinking about the aftermath or what it would mean to the unassuming occupants of planet Earth. The gathering, Aphros said, as if a bulb sprung to life in his mind. That's what this whole thing was all about, means, he said, looking around at the billowing land. I can use our systems, our technology. That's their purpose after all, cell regeneration. I can bring back everyone, I promise. Peter and Sean were obviously skeptical. Not because of what Aphros claimed their technology could do with the cadaverine, but because Aphros had already proven himself to be a major screw-up. The boys turned away from the teenage alien and conversed quietly between themselves. If we leave it all like this, everyone is dead and everything is gone permanently, Peter said. If we put a little bit of trust into Aphros, there's a chance they could all be brought back. Certainty or chance. That's what the fates of Holman's residents came down to. And Sean quickly agreed with his friend. Okay, he said, with a surrendering sigh. Aphros was thrilled that the boys trusted him to make everything right. He rushed to his ship in the cemetery and brought back with him a device that acted as a vacuum. Over the next hour, Aphros sucked up all the dust, bones, and remains of the zombies and their former selves. The vacuum device was stored on the ship in a cooling chamber, and a few flips of switches on a control panel lifted the shimmering blue encasement that had cupped over Holman. What's all of your people? Aphros promised. Sean looked at the devastation that surrounded them. What are we supposed to do? Where are we supposed to go? In the distance, an air raid siren began to work. A radar, a satellite, something had detected the anomalous event. They're going to take us away!  Peter looked around, waiting to see helicopters and drones flooding the airspace. The boys' uncertain fate was clear to Aphros as well. Aphros said, Peter and Sean were stunned. My ship's not our species. Our worlds. Worlds? Peter emphasized the pluralness of Aphros' word. Aphros grinned beneath his helmet. Deep space is filled with wonders and places you cannot imagine. Time means nothing. Plains of different existences can crisscross. There are sites that need to be seen. Come with me. The boys thought about it. They listened to the blaring sirens. The cavalry would arrive soon enough. And rather than be subjected to whatever the secret government factions would ultimately put forth, they thought, what would Aphros do? He'd make a snap decision. He'd disobey authority. He'd get on the ship and go to places and worlds unknown to him for the pure thrill of it. And that's exactly what Peter and Sean did. They followed Aphros up the ramp and in through the underbelly of the saucer-shaped ship. All three of them settled into the cockpit area where Aphros brought to life millions of tiny glowing lights on all sides of them. A small oval-shaped screen off to Sean's right caught his eye. There was a green line that kept shooting across a grid accompanied by a sharp pinging sound. What's that? Sean asked, pointing to the screen. Aphros leaned in and took a closer look as the ship's engine activated. It's flagging his signal from a separate astral level and weary him. It was Aphros' response. What? The boys both asked in unison. Plains of existence. What kind of signal? Peter asked. Aphros smirked and looked at the boys. Anyone up for a side quest? Zombies? Aliens? The imminent arrival of secret government officials with unknown intentions? Peter and Sean had nothing to lose. They were in so over their heads that their adolescent minds insisted, keep going, what would Aphros do? They agreed and Aphros tapped the screen to let the source of the distress call know that they were on their way. The ship lifted up off the cemetery grounds, sliced through the clouds and propelled itself to the stars. The end. Thank you for listening to Microtarrows. Join us each Saturday for another scary story. For more fun, visit our website at Microtarrows.com where we will also have spooky games you can print out and play, like wicked word searches, mysterious mazes and more. Microtarrows.com is also where you can find us on your favorite social media and even send in your own scary story for us to tell. Plus, you'll learn more about our author, Scott Donnelly, who has other horrors for both young and old. I hope you'll join me again soon from Microtarrows. Scary stories for kids. If you want to listen to the podcast, you can find it at WeirdDarkness.com slash listen.


A dog park is in the works for the city of Crosslake, a volunteer group in the area is currently raising money for the park and they hope to have a preliminary fence up by the fall. The location of the dog park off of Degget Pine Road near the Crosslake Community Center was approved by the City Council last May. The dog park will include two fenced-in areas, one for small, shy dogs and one for social dogs and larger breeds. We wanted to make sure that it blended in the community really well, that it was a attractive place that people would want to come to and spend their time with their pets and that it fit the needs in terms of being a secure safe place for the animals. The committee says Crosslake would largely benefit from a dog park being a tourist destination. The park will be particularly popular in the summer months when vacationers look for a place to let their dogs exercise. The committee also says they creating a communal space where both dogs and owners can socialize with one another can also be beneficial to the area. We need to raise the money to put the fencing in to get some benches to get maybe a picnic table or a shelter and that is the big step here is to be able to get enough funds to do that. We've done some estimates in terms of what the cost would be and now we have to put it all together. For more information on the dog park project or to learn how to get involved you can visit this story on our website at lptv.org. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Exhaling completely. You need to close your eyes if that feels comfortable for you. Taking this moment to relax your bodies, calling all of your energy back to you, and coming into sacred space, bringing your consciousness fully into this present moment, bringing your awareness to the base of your spine, and visualizing sending down a root, a tall, strong root like the root of an ancient grandfather redwood tree, going down from the base of your spine through your sacrum, and all the way to the very center of the earth, feeling yourself anchored and planted in your physical body, connected to the earth, allowing any areas of tension in your body to just be released now, tuning in and seeing if there's any adjustments you can make to make yourselves more comfortable in this moment, surrendering yourselves to the force of gravity, feeling the crown of the top of your head reach tall towards the sky, and the base of your spine elongate towards the center of the earth, inhaling deeply through your nose, and exhaling through your mouth, inhaling I am, exhaling truth, I am truth, saad. The Raga that we sang today was Bhairavi, Bhairavi comes from the word Bhairav, Bhai is fear, the removal of fear is Bhairav, and the feminine form of Bhairav is Bhairavi, and Bhairavi is associated with the removal of fear, and when there's no fear, all that is left is love, so whenever a love song is sung for ages, for thousands of years in India, this has been the language of love, this Raga, Bhairavi, and so it's the Raga of love, that's why the red color that you see is associated with the red color and love. Behind Sima, Eric, who welcomed you today, I'm Bobo's upfront the beautiful and most spiritful brander than Briarly, and if you've ever had the opportunity to see Carmen perform with this full set of Tibetan bells, it's something to be hung here, to my right, my name is Leo, and we thank you so much for joining us.


So Gillian, in your own words, tell us about the recent marriage equality referendum in DCU. That was actually an incredible experience. We found out about it earlier this year that it was going to happen. It's something that's happened in other campuses and we were actually quite delighted that it was going to happen here. Obviously the exec had been mandated to support marriage equality. That's something that had already gone through so it wasn't a case of will they won't they but it's the student body as a whole. Are they going to support this? It's also a very good campaigning tool for us so we weren't worrying about okay how many people do we have to tell if this was going to go out as a student-wide referendum. That's fantastic that's a lot of our work already done. So what does the yes result mean for DCU? The yes result was amazing and I was there on the night and just that 93% resending yes and I screened myself at that point. That was huge. For me and for LGBT students that's a massive yes we support you. Yes we believe in you and it's just this big thing of you don't even realize it's missing until somebody says it. You don't even realize that you were thinking is this on people's minds. It's so obviously on LGBT people's minds but 93% of the people who voted say yes is basically like you know two or three thousand people coming up and going yeah we're behind you. As I said 93% two thousand three hundred and ninety three students voted yes. Exactly. Why are you expecting that? No no I'm not going to lie and I kind of know the figures from from recent elections so even knowing that the figures have gone up was a big thing for somebody who supports democracy it was great but no and I don't think we really were expecting it and it's one of those things where we knew it would be high we knew it would be in the 90s that's the way it's gone across various campuses and DC was very open and very accepting and welcoming to its LGBTQ students so we knew that it would be up there but still to have it read out 93% is just one of those moments where you're like I knew this was coming but it's really nice to know for certain. Some people who voted know feel that it shouldn't be the college's position to have a view on it what do you say to them? I think this is a union like any other and unions will take stance on things and I think it is up to the members of the union to decide the members decided they wanted to put forward a referendum that's the way unions work and that would be my opinion. And what's the next step for DCU? The next step well now we start getting people to pledge to vote we work with people to get them on supplementary registers if they're not already on it obviously the vote is happening at the very end of exam season some people will still be in Dublin they may not have registered up here they may have faced complications registering up here which has happened for a number of students so now it's about getting those people on the register and actually encouraging people to get out and vote on the day. And finally do you have a message for people for the upcoming nationwide referendum? It's all very positive there's a lot of talk about how the S side have a great advantage every single vote counts on the day and this is one of those things we can't become complacent it could come down it could come down to a thing on the day where it's raining and people go oh the S side's gonna win anyway they don't go out and vote we need people to go to vote to exercise their democratic right on the day go tick that piece of paper pop it on the box let's get this done let's do it together thanks jillian that's perfect thank you very much


The Dwarf receives the pass in a promising position. Cavanaugh's through, can he find him? Cavanaugh, what a one! Oh, he's a-footed! Breaks the deadlock, two-in-two for Callum Cavanaugh, into the top corner, and a brilliant pass from Clark-Adward. He will lock that Sutton defence. That's more like it from Bradford City. They lead Sutton by one goal to Nill after 54 minutes. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant goal. Clark-Adward just rolling inside, great first touch, gets his head up, great vision and great run from Cavanaugh. And then the composure from Cavanaugh, one-v-one with the keeper, could have went round him, just slots it right in the top corner. Great, great finish, confident finish, and he runs off into the cop and celebrates a well-deserved goal, well-taking goal, great finish from Cavanaugh.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discussed the following question which says if A upon B is equal to C upon D is equal to E upon F show that each ratio is equal to 3A square plus 5C square minus 7E square this whole upon 3B square plus 5D square minus 7S square this whole to the power 1 upon 2. Let's move on to the solution now we are given that A upon B is equal to C upon D is equal to E upon F we assume let A upon B is equal to C upon D is equal to E upon F be equal to K that is we have assumed each ratio to be equal to K then we say A is equal to BK since we have assumed A upon B to be equal to K so this gives us A is equal to BK in the same way we get C is equal to DK then E is equal to FK. Let us now consider the expression 3A square plus 5C square minus 7E square this whole upon 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square and this whole to the power 1 upon 2. Now since we are supposed to show that each of the given ratios is equal to this given expression so if we show that this given expression is equal to K then this would mean that each given ratio is equal to this expression since we have assumed each of the given ratios is equal to K. So let us now try to show this expression equal to K so in this expression we would substitute A as BK so this would be equal to 3 into B square K square plus now in place of C we would put BK so here we would have 5D square K square minus in place of E we would put FK so here we have minus 7F square K square and this whole upon 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square and this whole to the power of 1 upon 2. Now we take K square common from the numerator so inside the brackets we are left with 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square and this whole upon 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square and this whole to the power of 1 upon 2. Now 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square cancels with 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square and so here we are left with K square whole to the power of 1 upon 2 this means we get this equal to K therefore here we have 3A square plus 5C square minus 7E square this whole upon 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square this whole to the power of 1 upon 2 is equal to K and since we had assumed each ratio that is A upon B is equal to C upon D is equal to E upon F equal to K therefore we can say that A upon B is equal to C upon D is equal to E upon F is equal to 3A square plus 5C square minus 7E square this whole upon 3B square plus 5D square minus 7F square this whole to the power of 1 upon 2 so each ratio is equal to this expression so hence proved this completes the session hope you have understood the solution of this question.


In this video, you are going to see the 800 days of Arabic progress of one of the students at theAndersInstitute.com and you will see how he went from this to this. The difference in between the two previous videos is that in one, he didn't know Arabic. In the next one, he knows Arabic. For context, Brother Muzzammin, he's from Boston in the United States. He has never traveled to an Arab country to learn the Arabic language and even so, he was able to learn the Arabic language. So I will show you guys the clips of 800 days ago when he first joined Anders Institute where he was at and what was his level and his level of confidence when speaking the Arabic language. And then I will show you where he is at right now. And then at the end of the video, I'm going to test him life. He doesn't know about this test. I'm going to test his understanding life by playing a video of a scholar speaking in Arabic and he is going to tell us what the scholar said. So let's get into it. In the previous video, we are in a weekly conversational session and the student only have access once he has completed six lessons. Meaning that before he gets into there, he has already a little bit of vocabulary to defend himself. However, it's the first time that he enters a place where he actually have to put that vocabulary into use. So here, Muzzammin was one of the first few times that he entered this weekly conversational session. So as you can hear, he was very uncomfortable. The atmosphere was a little bit awkward. He doesn't understand what's going on. I'm telling him, yeah, go ahead. And he's like, oh yeah, I'm just listening. I don't want to participate. I'm listening for this first one. Now let's see where he was at after he completed a few lessons and let's come back and comment on it. What he meant to say in the previous sentence is, And I asked Allah for him to help me. Now here we can see he's getting close to fluency. Now in Andres' Institute, we have a philosophy which is the three stages before fluency. The first stage is where you literally don't know how to say anything in Arabic other than scattered words. You know, Kitab, Bayt, this, that, it's all scattered. You don't know how to connect them. You don't know how to form sentences. The second stage is when you are able to form sentences like caveman speech, where you say, me, one, go, house, very tired, talk tomorrow to you. You understand what I'm trying to say, but it's very bad. The second stage as well is where when you don't know how to say something, you use your backup. You use your original language and you add from that language to complete the blanks that you don't know how to say in Arabic. That's the second stage. So here's at his second stage. Now let's look at his third stage towards Arabic fluency, which is when he is able to speak only in Arabic. He's able to communicate, to express feelings, to say what he has in mind and still make a few mistakes here and there, just as I am making mistakes while recording this video in English. And I'm pretty sure you guys caught on. However, I am able to communicate. I'm able to bring the cross, the point across. Let's look at. Ma'sha'Allah! Ma'sha'Allah! Allahumma Barik! Make sure you guys say Allahumma Barik. The last step now is testing Muzammil's understanding of the Arabic language. So I'm about to jump on a Zoom call with him. However, before we get into that, I just wanted to mention that if you guys are interested in learning the Arabic language through the same method that Muzammil has used, go ahead and click the link down below. And as well, I take advantage of this particular moment to tell you guys that YouTube is telling me that 83% of people who watch my videos are not subscribed. I just want to see that there is people out there who are actually interested in these videos related to the Fusha Arabic. So I keep making them. So go ahead, click subscribe if you are interested in learning the Arabic language. Click the bottom down below. Let's jump on this Zoom call with Muzammil and test him, where I actually have to test you. I have to test your understanding and everything. What I want to do is I want to share my screen. I'm going to share my screen. This video actually has subtitles, but I'm going to hide them so you cannot see them. And basically what I want you to give me is not a tarjama al-harfi, not like the literal word-by-word translation, but interpretation of what the sheikh is doing. Let's get into it and you tell me a few here. Just for the record, guys, what you see now, the screen that you see right now is what Muzammil was seeing at the time of the call. But once I press play, I am editing right now. I will put the video of the sheikh with the actual subtitles so you guys can compare in between what Muzammil is interpreting from what he hears from the sheikh and what the actual subtitles say. So just for the record, he doesn't see the subtitles, only you guys can see it. You heard that? Yeah, I can hear it. Yeah, they're good. Okay, so what did he say here? He said he wants to give a advice that I need off. Okay. What is that here? He said he's in need of knowledge to be firm in a language. Okay. What did he say here? The people who study Fikr, if you want to be among the people who understand Fikr one now, you have to be firm in every language. He's in need of knowledge to be firm in every language. Above average in knowledge to be above anything in Sharia. Why is he here? Can you play like I didn't hear two of the words he said. He said, you cannot be someone who is firm and strong when a religion, if you are not, I quaintly know you're not strong and firm in every language. You wouldn't find a person in life someone who was strong in a religion, he was strong in every language as well. The Quran and the Sunnah came with the Fasihah, the pure Arabic language.  He said, you cannot understand the religion without the Arabic language. Say one more time, I didn't hear it. It's not possible for you to understand. Yes, so you cannot understand the religion without the Arabic language. No, come I am buggy. You are buggy as it should. This was quite technical, so if you get this, do you hear it? Give me one more playback, one more time so I can catch it. The audio, even the audio of these videos is a little bit... There's a lot of echo. This is the tabkhal? The tabkhal, don't be shy and embarrassed, right? It's not tabkhal, don't be shy. Now here in Mozambil, he makes two verbs that are very close to each other. One is khajilah, the other one is bakhilah. One means to be embarrassed, the other one means to be stingy. So he said, If you are able to do more than you can do, learn the language, if you are able to read all the books, then do it, don't expect this to be tabkhal. Don't stop, don't be stingy in how much you can learn every language, keep on going until you reach your limits, there's no limits. No, exactly. So alhamdulillah, and this was what I was trying to show because what I'm trying to... In the video, I'm talking about the three stages that I always talk about, Influency. The first stage is where you don't know how to speak anything of, you just know, like you just have scattered words. The second stage is where I showed in the video where you, when you was at the second stage, the third stage is right now. You are your third stage of fluency in the Arabic language, which means that sometimes you won't be able to understand something based on how it's been phrased to you, but if the person explains it to you in a different way in Arabic, you still understand. You see what I'm trying to say? So that's the third stage, and this is the stage right before native fluency. This is the stage right before native fluency because you are able to see it in front of a teacher that's only teaching solely using Arabic, and you are still able to go back and forth with him saying, oh, I didn't understand this. Can you explain it again? Okay, I explain it to you again in Arabic and you understand it. So whether because you didn't understand the word he used in the beginning, whether you didn't hear what he said, whether his way of speaking, he is just not giving you the full picture. He's speaking with a lot of metaphors and et cetera, et cetera. So yeah, Alhamdulillah, man, I'm so happy, so excited. The whole week, this past whole week, our team was like, we were all looking for your past videos. Oh, Sharon was in this too, huh? And we watched the video that you sent me on Instagram in Arabic, and we were like, oh, yeah, we got to make a video, masha'Allah. So yeah, man, I ask Allah to put barakah in your studies. Don't think, like now you just open the door basically. You just go inside and say, now you just open the door. You have the key, you put the key in, and you just open the door a little bit, make sure you, as the sheikh said, all you can do, just do so. So until here, you guys have the progress of Brother Muzzamil's Arabic journey. If you guys want to know about the method, go ahead and click the link down below, and you will find a 20-minute explanation of the method. Oh, and to see the real ones who watch until the end, I want you guys to comment something very specific, from zero to fluent in Arabic. So I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace and Alaykum.


It's that time of year, you guys.  Six cups of chicken stock. Half a bushel of cilantro. Add that to our chicken stock. A juice of two limes. Squeeze the juice. Now dice you up one red onion. Dano Chipotle, that's the maroon top. Bring this to a boil and now let's chop up our chicken. We'll simply just add our chicken. All right, it's been about 20 minutes. Pull out the chicken and set it to the side. Two cans of green chilies. One can of fire roasted tomatoes. One can of navy beans. One can of great northern beans. Now you need one block of cream cheese. I'm gonna pull apart the chicken.  Add the chicken. Get you one tostada.  Add your crushed tostada. Big handful of mild cheddar cheese. A nice big scoop of sour cream.  Let me know what you think. We'll see you next time. Keep sprinkling, my friends.


Mr. Otterson and the detective went back to the police station. They were trying to figure out how that cane, which belongs to Dr. Jekyll, how is that related to Mr. Hyde? Are you curious? Go ahead and read.


In the last section of John 1-1 it says, and the word was God. The Greek says, chytheos and halagos. The important part to remember is what the subject is, which in this case, for matter-of-peak speaking, is the word and what the predicate nominative, which is God or Theos. The reason why that's important is because the predicate nominative Theos describes what the subject, halagos, or the word is. In other words, it describes or tells us what category or what it belongs to, meaning the word is belonging to the category or is described as God.  How wonderful is that to know that we've got a savior who came down to give his life for us, who happens to be God.