Sup guys, how are we? And welcome back to the channel. My name is Jacob and thank you for clicking on this video This is a series titled rugby player reacts which gives me an opportunity as a rugby player down here in New Zealand Rugby mad rugby mad country with the number one most successful International sporting site in the world the all blacks, but with all that being said we're here to talk about a Behemoth of a man. His name is JJ Watt. So what I like to do is give my opinions my unbiased Pretty much unfiltered opinions on certain sporting players moments teams Plays anything really but this video series is focused on the NFL But not only that the top 100 players in the NFL for the year of 2021 The best thing about this video series and the reason why I keep watching it year after year after year is because the players are voted into their Respective position by fellow players in the league and not only that but we get to hear their thoughts their fellow players thoughts on Them on their play and what they're all about and we continue into the next two-thirds of the list with none other Then JJ Watt. He's coming at number 66. 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This video is brought to you exclusively by red con one Myself and my YouTube channel are proud to be partnered with red con one head down into the description box below check out all of the information and Well happy lifting guys And peace out right then Who's that guys talking to For the second straight year TJ Watt outranked his older brother on the top 100 Damn shocking revelation there, but there's something to be said for staying power In 2021 JJ Watt joins Tom Brady Aaron Rogers and Russell Wilson as the only players voted to the countdown each of the last nine years Whoa, I thought I was gonna say 10 Nine years in a row the only players Let's listen to that again as the only Tom Brady Aaron Rogers and Russell Wilson as the only players voted to the countdown each of the last nine years What a statistic that is that's incredible Damn tell you what you manhandled Travis Kelsey, that's for sure Translation Hey JJ swatted your ass up right there Yeah, I'm never gonna get that last part, but we're talking about JJ Watt swiping Swiping past with ease and that's what we just saw Whenever you step on the field with somebody like JJ Watt you understand Just his presence why this is he's regarded as one of the best defensive players of all time The way that he's able to just disrupt your offense in any way possible Whether it's jumping up and batting balls down or rushing to pass or getting stripped sacks I mean the guy can do it. Who is that I call myself a Jags fan, but I don't recognize Luton And I thought that he did it all against us He had like an inside zone run and you know, I'm taking my steps and cam hands me the ball And before I really even secured the handoff I could just see him out of the corner Oh No You can't do much about that. Now, how does he get so how does JJ Watt get past his opposite man inside zone run? He's here. He's ready. He's ready to pounce You know, I'm taking my steps now It looks to me as if the left tackle is gonna try and throw JJ Watt off Which then unfortunately throws him right into the path of the oncoming running back or maybe he swipes past We're about to find out Now it was just a relatively bad block by 85 too much agility too much speed by the big man Unmatched at that size around the league the tight end wasn't expecting it and I suppose I just answered my own question That's what you get when you put a tight end up against JJ Watt I could just see him out of the corner of my eye Completely unblocked completely free off the edge and at that point my only thought was just hold on to the ball And live to fight another day He's hard to block so we were on the goal line. It's actually on a touchdown run and we had we had a play call and JJ Watt was on the side to the play call. So of course, you know, I hope you open You know, just flip the play over Soon as we made that call he moved to the other side, you know I ended up in a touchdown, but he's just that player where it's like, okay We have to play going away from him and then once you see he's on that side You're like, okay, like let's hope we can all be on our peas and queues this play because you know the type of player he is Watt's top 100 rankings and sec numbers may be on a decline the last few years, but he's still a force Just as the Cardinals who signed them to a two-year 31 million dollar deal Looking forward to this part. The truth is there's a lot of really good football players and defenders that sacks aren't what they do They they affect the game in a lot more ways than just that and I think JJ wants one of those guys He's gonna affect the game in a lot bigger way than just sacks He'll make an impact for that defense and really way he goes about work Way his effort and the way he works will be a great influence on the defense as well hang on Last year Actually seeing that pick six Reminds me We've seen that before haven't we down the left-hand side of the field JJ what in the early years getting a pick six and Actually looking like he's got some real decent speed to and to be honest. It seems as if he's still got some Let's look up his stats last year. Whoo 32 6 5 2 90 pick number 11 in the first round of the 2011 draft three time NFL defensive player of the year One the Walter Payton NFL man of the year in 2017, which is the first Thing I learned ever about JJ Watt mid 2018 in the off-season looked him up Through your suggestions and found out he just won the NFL man of the year now if we look down. Oh my god 484 for the 40 odd hand size of over 11 inches now for anyone that's been watching this countdown so far We've put a bit of attention on the hand size and that takes the cake 34 reps on the bench press 37 inch vertical jump six eight eight on the three cone drill. Nah Surely not. Jesus. I tell you what at that size moving like that in those first few years I can only imagine what he was like. I can only imagine how devastating it was And you know nearing the end of his career still being worth 14 million dollars a year. That's saying something Anyway, last year he played a full season, which I like to see 16 games played 16 games started 52 total tackles 36 solo 16 assisted Five sacks bringing his career total to a hundred and one 14 tackles for loss two force fumbles one fumble recovery One interception for 19 yards and a touchdown, which we just saw seven passes deflected in the year Which actually ties his fourth best season as far as passes deflected ever and to think about that Touchdown pick six run down the left-hand side of the field. It must have been 2014 when he ran it for 80 yards JJ what running 80 yards for a touchdown? No wonder I was impressed and in that season he got 10 passes deflected anyway Look, he's a man mountain. Let's be fair. He's missed a fair few games the last five seasons I guess all we can hope for is that he comes into this year healthy determined and Like the JJ what evolved anyways guys that brings us to the end of another video I hope you enjoyed if you have hit that like button if you want to head down to the description box below and check out Fanatics comm our exclusive NFL gear partner Pick up some gear support the channel happy days. Peace out guys, and I'll see you in the next one


Now my computer's not the best computer in the world so I've actually turned the graphic settings really down and also turned the resolution down a little bit so if you're here for, I don't know, great graphics then you may be a bit disappointed. Okay, I don't have a game started yet. Got a bit of a cough. I'm going to try and edit those out as much as possible but I'm going to go ahead and go over my settings here. So I've got the difficulty setting set as low as possible because the newest version of this game has become hard as balls and I always set the 24 hour cycle to the maximum amount of time. I think everything else is the same except for a couple of multiplayer settings in the case when I end up playing with somebody else but right now I'm not. There's a couple of people I know that play this game that I might end up playing with. Some of them are even YouTubers but we're going to go ahead and get the game started and this is a test as well. I have no idea how well this will record but we're going to give it a try anyway. Alright, well at least it started off in grasslands or forest, that's something at least. Alright, let's take a look around and see where we are. Go look at the map even though it's not going to tell me much. Actually we may be very close to where I need to be. First thing I'm going to do is start collecting that. I've got to build a bedroll. I didn't need that chrysanthem but I'll take it anyway. And with any hope you'll be able to hear me above the sound of zombies. Bedroll, go ahead and craft that. I've got a little bit of experience with this game at this point, that's not a rock. We're going to loot this in a little while but not just yet. I need some, I think I've got enough stone already. One second we're going to punch this tree down.  They made this game way harder which is why the difficulty level I have is, yeah I still need two more small stones though I did. Usually some close to these starter houses. Another one, build that stone axe and yeah just generally this is like very important to have so I'm going to go ahead and get it started. Oh don't need that yet. Yeah let's see how much easier that is to get wood now. All right let's get some more fiber together. And let's build gloves, wood, pants, shirt. I think I'm going to need more of these but even if we don't let's just pick them up anyway. Actually I know for a fact we don't know what I'm thinking. Oh wait no, forgot to make the shoes. What we will need is more wood and we will need more stones so let's just go get some stone while this is crafting. I need some feathers that's what you should be looking for. All right let's wear everything. Yep there we go that's going to start that or not start but finish that by a sense. I'm probably not going to come back to that. Let's pick it up now. Can we build the club already? Yep this is going to be incredibly useful. To start with it's going to be pretty much the only thing I use. Even though I've got to build a bow and arrow which you know whatever I guess we'll build it. Probably not going to find much use for it unless we find maybe like I should say we're not going to find much use for it. Still might find some use for it. Finding feathers is going to be the difficult thing now really. It's probably something somewhere I just completely missed. It's going to keep an eye out for it.  Probably going to end up taking so long but end up with a zombie spawn and you get a little bit of time before the zombie spawn. Again there's usually something you can find around the houses. Listen out for the zombie. Sometimes there's little things around the houses but not so much here. I need some feathers. Come on feathers. Thought I saw something in the distance. I was wrong. Oh well can't hurt to come up here and look over the horizon at least. Oh my god.  It's going to be funny if there actually was one and I completely missed it. Come on I need a bird's nest. Calm down. Bird's nest is...  Watch only have eggs or something. Oh god. Yeah it's important to finish these quests up if you can. Even if you're not going to use everything. All right I got my club. I got my stone axe. Yeah because these quests will end up giving you about I think four. Yeah I think it's somewhere around four skill points. Got to kill a tree now. At least I have an actual axe to do it with. We would finish that tree off and we are going to waste our wood making these frames now because let's put that in there and put that in there. Let's just put on the southern road here. It doesn't matter. We're not going to stay here. It's such a waste the way that you have this setup but it is what it is. I could probably get this wood back if I were to chop at these which I probably will end up doing before I leave. Wait is that a brand new one? See motherfucker look how close that was to the house.   I don't know we'll find out. Clunk. Is it worth it? I don't know how much does a frame cost? Two costs five to get it out. I think I got four back. That's actually most of my wood back. Let's go ahead and do it. Yeah we're going to make this happen. Hopefully you can hear me okay. I'm talking a little low because it's seven o'clock and everyone's still asleep. It's New Year's.  All right well that's working. I will repair this. I'm going to get this back is stamina. I'm used to it not going back onto the hot bar but it did. And then we're going to go into that house and we're going to loot every goddamn thing we can find because for lucky that house will not have any zombies in it. All right we need actually let's get the campfire put together real quick. There we go. I got a bit of a cough but other than that and another one really. I mean I shouldn't complain. It's actually good that I'm finding them now but I don't know if I should go east or west. I'm pretty sure I should go east after this is all said and done.  Oh no I don't want that rotten meat and I hear zombies so there are zombies. And is that a deer? Oh I don't have a knife. It's really I mean it's still worth it without a knife. It's just not as worth it. Let's see if maybe we can luck out and find like a candy cane shiv or something in here. There's some sort of a hot it's still close enough to the holidays that there's sometimes are pieces of equipment in here that are useful. No and no just glue which is still pretty good.  Is there anything on the ground or on a little bit in this direction? Not seeing anything. There's a type of thing you can find on the road sometimes which is basically like bones and gore and if you hit it with your axe you get some bones out of it and this is a funny this is a terrible thing about the uh killing a deer like I want to do right now. I can kill that deer and I don't know if it's still here. I'm gone now. I don't hear it. It's gone as far as I'm concerned. Anyway all right these have started spawning so at least I think so. I've just been the deer I was hearing.   We're going to back up.  It's so tired I don't hear any sleeping zombies. You can usually hear them so I don't hear anything.  A load missile is going to happen here. Yep there I am in Cumberd. Wait yeah already. We don't need this nitrate powder or lead just yet. We can probably drop it off that's at least two slots open. It depends on if we find anything because I'm not going to drop stuff off unless I absolutely have to. I gotta watch out for these holes in the ground.     All right I could build a campfire already. You know what am I doing well beds they break down pretty easily at least this first half does I don't know what this is I don't need to steal that much it's just a little bit I mean it's not completely unusable we're gonna go ahead and while that works too I guess. And we need to actually put the bow here on the off chance that we do end up using it.


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He's feeling his Cheerios! With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the daring and resourceful masquerader of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver! The lone ranger rides again! Come on, Silver! What's going on? I'm Silver! After many dreary and disheartening weeks of hardship and danger, pioneers in covered wagons moved across the western part of Utah. They hoped to reach the Nevada border and the town of Border City within a couple of days. But this hope was never realized. The veteran guide riding beside the lead wagon was the first to sense disaster when he heard an Indian war cry. Engines coming from the north! He saw savages riding from the crest of a hill. Pharmaceutical! Pioneers worked with speed, born of desperation. When the wagons were in position, the women unloaded firearms, ammunition, and medical supplies. While the men unhitched the horses, then kipped the heavy wagons to their sides. All right, boys! Work it over! Do you think the floorboards of the wagons will stop right up the list? Let's hope so! It's the only protection we've got! The Indians are starting to ride in a circle around us. Let them work it! The pioneers fought bravely, but their supply of ammunition was limited. Against the overwhelming odds, defeat was inevitable. Before dark, the fight was over. The pioneers massacred and the wagons burned. That night, the lone survivor, a boy of 16, who had lived through the massacre by feigning death, moved through the darkness, away from the scene that wrote an infamous page in the history of the West. The following morning, the lone ranger and tonto riding across the plains saw the remains of burned wagons and grim evidence of a heroic struggle. The work of the patches! After making sure that all the pioneers were beyond earthly help, the lone ranger said, Too many for us to bury, Tonto. We'll report this to the fort. Let's examine the ground beyond the circle of wagons. On the soft ground, the mask man and his companion found many tracks of unshot ponies. A big bend of Indians, Tonto. Then come from hill over that way. They went away over the same hill. Notice all the rifles shells. Ah, look like cartridges from sharps rifles. Yes. I wonder how the savages got modern weapons. Me, wonder, same thing. A lot of the patches, armless sharps rifles, that means more trouble to come. In a hurry. Here, boot mark. Let me see. Those were not made by an engine. Not right. My father walked here. He headed west, and his trail is on top of the pony tracks. He was alive after the Indians left. Ah, him got long walk to border city. Maybe we follow tracks, catch up and help him. Yes, we'll do that, Tonto. But first I want to ride up that hill. You think the Indians camped another side? No, but the tracks beyond the hill may tell us which way they went. Oh, all right. Let's go, Tonto. Easy, easy. Easy, easy, Tonto. Come on, Tonto. The two men, both highly skilled in reading trail signs, followed the tracks of Indian ponies across the level plain, and up the hillside. They were about a short distance from the crest, when the sharp eyes of the lone rangers saw something on the ground. He called. Right in, Tonto. Close over, close over. I'm going back a few yards to look at something beside that boulder. Come on, Tonto. You were farther away from a rock than I was. Oh, here we are. Close over, go easy. Easy, easy, easy. Come on. What's that? A half-smoked cigarette. Oh, there are others close to rock. Someone here for a long time smoked plenty of cigarette. There were two men standing here, Tonto, and they wore boots, not moccasins. There are marks of horses. Big horses wearing shoes. Two men stood behind and beside this rock, and watched the attack on the wagon train. Me wonder who men are. Something to find out if they were... Oh. Have you found something? Maybe this help. A small velvet tassel. Me see tassel like this on plenty fancy hat in Mexico. That's right. This might have come from a Mexican hat. We take it with us. He must have had me hear hoopties. Horses coming from the other side of the hill. Putting into his pocket the red velvet tassel, that had probably been one of many that dangled from the wide brim of a fancy sombrero. The lone ranger looked toward the crest of the hill. Six troopers rode into view from the far side. Lieutenant, this is Sergeant for privates. Well, then see us. We stay here. Yes. They may know something about the Apaches. Yes, sir. Sergeant, keep these two covered. Lieutenant, there's been a massacre. That's why we're here. Scout brought word to the camp a couple of hours ago. Colonel Hodge, detail is... Colonel Hodge, is he your commanding officer? Yes. He came to investigate. After the massacre, the Indians rode over this hill. You may have seen their tracks. The ground north of the hill is hard lava. Tracks don't show. Please tell the colonel. I'm instructed to bring in anyone who looks suspicious. That mass qualifies you as a suspicious character. Well, I'd like to speak to Colonel Hodge. I intend to take you to him. Where is the camp? About 10 miles due north. I'm sorry, Lieutenant, that's too far. We can't take the time to go there now. You can't take the time. No, we want to follow the trail of one man who survived the massacre. We lose four or five hours if we go to your camp. I gave you no choice. Surrender your guns, you two Indians. Lieutenant, Taddo and I have served Colonel Hodge's guides. He knows me as the Lone Ranger. That means nothing to me. Lieutenant, I have hurt the Lone Ranger. Well, I haven't.  Are you going to surrender your guns? No. Taddo, follow the trail of that survivor. Stand away from your horses. I ordered you to surrender. We're not soldiers under orders. We're speaking of orders. Are you going to order your men to shoot us in the back? Easy. Get a big gun. Order! Well, a fall, a cool nerve. Service, right, Lieutenant? He told you. He's the Lone Ranger. The Lone Ranger and Taddo rode hard to the foot of the hill, then seeing that they were not pursued, they slowed their horses to a steady lope and headed west, following the tracks of the only survivor of the massacre. Meanwhile, in rugged hills north of the trail to border city and west of the cavalry camp, a meeting took place in the hideaway stronghold of Chief Red Wolf and his band of savage apaches. Two white men named Tarmac and Chase sat on the ground with Red Wolf. With Chase wearing expensive clothes, toyed with his hat, a fancy Mexican sombrero trimmed with red velvet tassels, while Tarmac counted money. $1,600. Red Wolf, you sure this is all the cash you found on the pioneers? Mays sure. Hold on, Red Wolf. You've got the horses, firearms, and everything else the pioneers had. You were to give us all the cash. That was the agreement. Don't try to hold out on us. You're not like agreement. We end agreement. All right, Red Wolf. No, no. Well, you got a good setup. Dude and I find out about the wagon train. You make the attack. When next wagon train come west? We don't know yet. Maybe we'll hear about one while we're in border city tonight. What are you looking for, dude? I lost one of the tassels from my hat. I thought it might be around here on the ground. Well, here's half your cash. All right, thanks. Buy yourself a step and get rid of that crazy looking sombrero. I like this sombrero. I paid plenty for it. Well, we better get going. You'll be here in some of that wolf. Ready, boy? You ready, dude? Yeah, let's go. Easy. Get out of there. Come on. We'll continue our lone ranger adventure in just a moment. Because champions are made not for. Yes, sir. Get on your way. Get on your way. Get on your way with Weedy. Something to think about, isn't it? To become a champ, you don't have to be born a champ. Take Bob Feller picture for the Cleveland Indians. Young Bob was born a farmer's son. He practiced ball when chores were done. He worked for speed. He learned control. To be a champ was young Bob's goal. So he ate Weedy's bowl on bowl. Bob's been a champ for many years. It's Weedy's flakes that he still cheers. Bob Feller ate Weedy's as a kid. Still eats him now 23 years later. You can't beat him. There's a whole kernel of wheat in every Weedy's flake. Okay, Bob, wind her up. Hey, hey, hey. He's on his way. On his way. He's on his way. On his way. Get on your way with Weedy's. Cause champions are made not for. Yes, sir. Get on your way. Get on your way. Get on your way with Weedy's. Breakfast of champions. Now to continue. The lone ranger and tato following the clearly defined boot marks held Scott and Silver to a steady pace. By late afternoon, they were within a few miles of border city. When they saw a figure lying on the ground beside the trail. He's the man we've been following. He's a big fella. To their surprise, the lone ranger and tato found a boy unhurt but sleeping from sheer exhaustion. Good food and the lone ranger's understanding and sympathetic manner soon won the confidence of the boy who gave his name as Billy Milton. He fought back tears as he told of the massacre and his parents who had been killed. The lone ranger said, Billy, we're going to take you to the hall of a lady who lives at the edge of border city. Her husband and son were killed by Indians several years ago. Her name is Mrs. Kimberly. We'll start as soon as we put away the cooking gear. Tarmac and Hugh Chase reached border city soon after dark and went directly to the cafe. Seated at a table, they watched for men with news of wagon trains. Presently, a man rushed through the back wing doors and shouted, Hey, kids! Dude, he looks familiar. Listen, kids, I got news! He's the planesman who brought a word of the wagon train the last time we were here. Here, what show has to say quiet down? We sure cashed in on that information. I thought you found a wagon train heading this way. That was a couple of days ago. I thought I'd be here by this time. Yesterday, it was attacked by Indians. What's that about Indians? The only survivor is a 16-year-old boy. I want his name. Where is he? Where is he? I don't know. I'm your kid. I'll tell you all I know. I was calling on the wood of Kimberley when a mask man and an Indian arrived at the boy. Mask man? This is Kimberley knew the mask man. He helped fight the red skins to kill her son and husband.  Dude! I'm telling you facts. The lone ranger and tunnel are at the Weaver's house right now. Dude, come outside. Jude and Plarmac hurried out the side door and walked fast toward the front of the cafe where their horses waited at the hit trail. I didn't know the lone ranger was around here. I need to deny him. He and his Indian pal investigate. They might find our tracks. I don't think they could follow him. Listen, I've heard plenty about the lone ranger in Tonto. They're mighty sharp at cutting signs. I don't aim to take any chances of getting my neck in a noose.  There you go. Get it up, Tom. There was no reason for Topper to be standing with the horses in front of the Kimberley house to attach any significance to the sound of hoof beats on the town's main street. And he did not hear the horses of Jude and Plarmac a few minutes later when they were halted on soft grass far behind the house. The renegades left their horses and as they approached on foot out of Tonto's sight, Plarmac said, who's the one near the front? When the mask man comes out, we'll drill him in Tonto. There's a light in the back room. I noticed it. I'm gonna look through the window. Someone's in that room. I saw the shadow move. Well, as I figure it, the widow, the mask man and the boy are the only ones in the house. You gotta keep your voice low or we're getting close. If they... I see them. The lone ranger in there. Well, there's no use waiting. I'm going close to the window and put a bullet through that mask man right now. Then get the idea. Only unaware of the threat of death, the lone rangers stood beside Billy in a small, neat bedroom and smiled at the boy's wide-eyed admiration. Golly, it's a fine room. I can't believe it's gonna be mine. Mrs. Kimberly's son used to sleep here. Do you think she really meant it when she said she'd be glad to have me live here? I know she meant it. She's unpacking all of her boys' clothes in the other room. There'd be yours too.  What the window? Move fast. The mask man drew and fired with lightning speed as he shoved Billy to one side. Tell Mrs. Kimberly to stay where she is and not to worry. Yes, sir. The fast move and quick shot threw off Dudes' aim. The lone ranger saw two men running away from the house and toward two horses. He opened the window. As he leaped out, Tuttle ran up to his side. Can you hear guns? He must have it. One of those men tried to shoot me. Let me get horses. We catch him. Wait. Look, Tuttle, one of them lost his hat. Ah. In Mexico. We don't know about the man, but this is a Mexican hat with velvet tassels. He must have it. Tassels like the one we found. Ah. There's one tassel gone from hat. Those must be the men who watched the massacre. That's right. Come on. We'll get scout and silver. Ah. As the lone ranger and Tuttle reached their horses in front of the house, a crowd of townsmen who had heard the shooting approach. What's the gunplay? We heard shots. What's going on here? There's the people in that house. Easy, simple, simple. Easy, simple. I'll explain later. Come on. Come on. Stop. After dashing away from the house, leaving the townsmen dazed, the lone ranger and Tuttle used many tricks to remain on scene while they pursued the men ahead. You'll find out where they go. Come on. Come on. Come on. At first, the gunman rode east, but after a few miles, thinking they were not observed, they angled to the northeast. The hang for the hills. That's plenty high to place there. Come on.  Come on. The outlaws reached the hills at midnight. After that, it was increasingly difficult to keep them in sight. The rugged ground was studded by countless boulders and caught by many canyons. When the men ahead grew rain to rest their horses, the lone ranger and Tuttle did the same, some distance away. Come on. Come on. Easy, easy. Come on. Me wonder how far them go. Hello. Those men undoubtedly led the Indian attack. They may be going to join their Apache friends. If we follow them, we meet over hundred men. We'll need lots of help. Few rides south. Get ahead of those two. Then go east as fast as possible to the cavalry camp. Matt North, aware of Indians. Attack length at once. Yes, tell Carl Hart the situation... And what you do, Kimma Competition? I'll keep following and try to locate the hideout. How soldiers know where hideout is. I'll signal a smoke. Kimma over. Bad men see signal. Kimma with music in, it's almost hit. signal. Then try to get you. I'll hope that the cavalry gets them first. Tell me go now easy scout easy brother. Good luck you must have it. Adios. Adios.  Through the remaining hours of night, Ewed and Tarmac rode slowly, so their horses might avoid a misstep on the dangerous ground. At dawn they reached their destination, the camp of the Indian renegades. Chief Red Wolf listened to their story, nodding soberly from time to time.  We'll need your help. Me hear plenty about masked man. Me glad to see him dead. And you'll help us, huh? Well, how about it Red Wolf? What do you see? Look there, top of mountains. Smoke? What's that mean? Someone there make fire. This hideout of yours can be seen from that peak. That's right. That's giving out an awful lot of smoke. That signal. Hey! Hey! Hey! We go there! The shouted commands of Red Wolf stirred the savages to action. In a matter of minutes they were armed and mounted, ready to ride. Come on Tarmac, we gotta go with them. The lone ranger watching from behind a boulder that concealed himself and his horse from the view of the oncoming savages, knew that escape was out of the question. He drew his guns, prepared to sell his life as dearly as possible. The first shot to for the White Renegades, never shot to kill. But this time, please Lord, direct my bolts. For a moment the masked man's eyes were closed in prayer. The troopers filled with a smudge fire, did it? The Indians were caught in plain view of the hard-riding men in uniform who charged up behind them. Devastating gunfire broke out. The masked man mounted silver and joined the fight. Monster! Soon many savages were killed. The rest, including Red Wolf, threw down their guns. You and Tarmac also surrendered. When the prisoners were tied, Colonel Hodge gripped the hand of the masked man, while the other officers stood by. Again, sir, we're indebted to you. We've not only captured those Renegades, we've recovered the rifles we stole. I'm glad we could be of service, Colonel Hodge. You wouldn't talk to me. Colonel, we'd like to leave at once. There's a lad in border city who's waiting to hear that these savages are captured.  Come on! Gosh, Colonel. Yes, Lieutenant. Now I see what the sergeant meant. What do you mean? He told me I'd be loco to try to capture the lone ranger. Here a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated is produced by Pendle Campbell Muir Incorporated. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Bracebeamer, your announcer, Fred Boy. Listen to the Lone Ranger brought to you by Special Recording Mondays through Fridays at this same time.


It's absolutely wonderful that the variety of bash has come on board and are offering us support. We kind of feel a little bit inspired by that because you're a great organisation and we see your face in many areas so thank you very much and it's very, very, very grateful for this contribution from our community. On the bash, to celebrate when people are marriages, if you don't know, these two snuck off and got married a few weeks back, a couple of months ago, July, they were surrounded by all their friends, I believe it was four of them. It doesn't matter where you are in New Zealand, even if it's on an island, there's always a bit of good to be done. We found it out at a check this morning and then made our way all the way to the southern tip. This was once a defence point, the Stony batter, gun in place since we were there to protect our good country back in the war. Bit of a walk, but we've done it. Now we go the other way.


This is So Tech Hawaii, the Trinity Matters here. Pingo. We're back. I'm Jay Fiedel. This is Think Tech if you hadn't noticed. And of course at 4 p.m. or a little after 4 p.m. on a every given Wednesday, we have Hawaii the State of Clean Energy, which is the longest running show in our entire array of shows. Because it's good. Because it's really good. And then Sharon Moriwaki makes this all happen. She's the co-chair of the Hawaii Energy Policy Forum. Welcome, my co-chair. Oh, thank you. And Aloha. Aloha. And a special guest. We have Lee Steinmetz from the County of Kauai. He's the transportation planner of the County of Kauai. We have a guy who works with him, Alex Wong. He's the historical planner. Say hi, you guys. Aloha. Aloha. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, from Kauai. Good way to say hi. From Kauai. Yeah. Thank you for being with us here today. Thank you for having us. Because they don't come here very often if they can't help it. So why are you here in Honolulu? Well, thanks for asking that. So yeah, we came to attend the Hawaii Clean Energy Day on Monday. And I got to give a small presentation as part of that.  And then for the past two days, we've been participating in a statewide performance measures workshop looking at how are we actually going to measure our progress in transportation? What are the things that we want to measure? What are the goals that we want to set? And how do we want to evaluate projects? So we spent two days working with all the counties, with the State of Hawaii Department of Transportation. That's a government meeting then. Yes. The metrics meeting. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know, it's good that we get together like that and that you find common denominators and common standards and expectations and metrics, you know, that's valuable. Did that second part, the one with the government meeting, would that work out, do you think? I think it was really successful, yeah. I think there was a lot of consensus across the counties that we weren't really sure whether that was there. And common ideas about what the goals are going to be and a lot of sharing of information with our State Department of Transportation that was super positive. I don't know, Alex, do you want to add anything to that? I think the outcome was very positive because when you work in a county on an island, you're kind of isolated. And oftentimes the conversation kind of goes in a circle between all of the participants within, you know, the agencies. And it was really refreshing to see that the conversations happening on the other islands are very similar and their goals are very similar. Yeah. You know Sharon, you might comment on that. The need to collaborate, the need to get together, the need to talk together, to rub shoulders, have a beer, whatever it is, have a conference. That's right, beer helps. How does that play now? Because, you know, in the past we haven't done that as much perhaps since we're doing it now. I think in the past we were trying to develop the momentum. Now we have a lot of people, in fact a lot more people than we had ever expected. So collaboration is harder, it's more challenging. And yet it's more important because we can go 20 different ways and we won't get to what we all think we're trying to get to is clean transportation, clean energy, and it's a tough nut to crack. So we really need everybody's resources and if we have similar goals and really this time around at the Clean Energy Day we focused on goals and actions so that we could get some synergy and we could get the alignment so that we're all not working across purposes but everybody can stay in their lane but still can integrate where they're going so everybody has a part to play. And I think that was successful in the Clean Energy Day and Lee can say more but it was to bring together this disparate everybody doing their own thing pieces and have people share what they're doing and have others listen to what they're doing and finding out, hey, you know, it's not too different than what I'm doing and I can see where we can build on what they're doing and share. So I think that was the purpose primarily but it was also the conversation. This is the first time we actually had an hour of talking to each other and not listening to other people talking to us and that was really, it was very much the center of what we tried to do at Clean Energy Day and we were very pleasant, at least surprised as well that there were commonalities, there was common interest and maybe then we can take it forward and do more because now we're all aligned to some similar mutual, real interest together. So I mean, that's what we're trying to do and I don't know, you can respond to this, ah, you're all wet char now, it didn't happen, but what might we do to improve that because it's all about us working for us and doing it better. Well, I would, I'd like to say something. Okay. You know, what I noticed was, A, we had some very good speakers, including Lee. Really good, good job, Lee. Thank you. Prepared, really well prepared, thoughtful. I got the bell, I went a little bit over my five minutes. Because it was important information, it was important information that shared a bowl and should be shared and we let it go. And I think the presentations were, for the most part, really excellent. Then of course, you know, the charrette kind of thing that happened with all the people talking to each other, that was valuable. And the closing conversation where our two special guests from the mainland, Craig Dirksen from Portland and Eric Sunquist from the University of Wisconsin, where they, you know, answered questions and expressed themselves, that was pretty valuable. But what I get out of this is that Clean Energy Day is more than the sum of its parts. It's more than just, you know, hearing out people and talking to them. It's that, it's familiarity. You know, one of the comments that I made yesterday was Monday, rather. Monday. Monday. Seems. Today's Wednesday. It's a continuum this week. It has been. Is that we're all getting old together. What I mean by that. I know. Except you. Alex might take a shoot with that. Except you, Alex. You're not getting it. Can we do bring in new blood? That's true. We have to have that. But the point is that we are familiar with each other. We know each other. We can pick up the phone. We can share. We can think of the other guy, one or girl as we are moving forward on a given path. And so we can be inclusive and collaborative all the way. And that's what Clean Energy does, really. It's relentless. Every year, Clean Energy Day. And every year, people get together and break bread and talk to each other and compare notes. I think that sort of bonds up a community which is all invested in trying to move Clean Energy and Clean Transportation ahead. So I found that remarkable and touching, actually, on Monday. And the other thing, too, is we're all going old together. It's true. And it is a community. But it's not an exclusive community. It really is inclusive. We like to bring new people in, new blood, new ideas. And so when we have the camaraderie, it really is shoulder to shoulder. And new people have good ideas. And it gets incorporated. And I think Craig said something about, you know, it's really when we look at transportation. In fact, for anything, for that matter, it has to be inclusive. So he says, you know, they have the, it's not just the bicycles. It's not just the cars and fighting each other. It's how do you make room for everybody to use the streets, to use our public facilities? And I think that's the challenge that all of us need to bring everybody along. It's very complicated. And that's why it's been kind of behind the curve. And I applaud you, Sharon, for you're on it. You're on transportation. You're never going to let it go. She makes so many programs over transportation. We need to talk about it. And we're all the same. No, we were further along this year. We are much further along. But I think, you know, I think that is a challenge. And it is, it's much more complicated than some of the other sectors. Like if you're going to talk about electricity, you can talk about conservation and you can talk about fuel. And a lot of the other sectors are the same. But when you get into transportation, it's so many moving parts as it were moving parts that you really have to think about. And it's, and it's, it is more complicated. Yeah, it was brought home to me when, what's his name? Erica Sunquist brought out those GPS maps to show that they had analyzed the different access time between each point on the map in a given community. And there's a lot of points on the map. So we evaluated the connection point between each point and all other points. This is pretty complicated to see what the flow was, what the accessibility was. And I think with technology today, you can do that, but I also think you have to do that if you're going to be efficient about it. And you're able to do it more because of technology. Because, you know, all of the software that's being developed that enables you to do that. But it's using that to a good purpose. So I think it's the connection between what are our goals and why are we doing it and is it really helping people. And then putting that technology to work for us. So Lee, give us a handle on what is going on in planning in Kauai and how far you've gotten down the path and what we can learn from you. That's called a multiple compound question. But he needs to tell us from whence he's come because they got the transformation awards last year for the plan. I remember. And Mayor Carvalho was there last year. It was a great speech. That was a wonderful honor to address. Thank you for the work you've done. And so we don't want to hear the plan. We want to know what's happened since the plan. So just to back up for a minute on the issue of transportation and clean energy and some of the things that we're working on in Kauai is... And this was something that was really different this year at Clean Energy Day. And again, I think it was the number that different people who came and the group that was there. But a lot of times like other sectors, the conversation has been about fuel type. And in the transportation case, like shifting to electrical, electric vehicles or hydrogen or some type of clean fuel. And that is very important in one component that when you look at our transportation picture as a whole, we have a lot of other issues to deal with like congestion and the issue of access of how do people get around? And is it equitable for everyone to be able to get around? Like those are other key transportation issues. And the issue of just looking at fuel type doesn't get us there. It doesn't resolve those other issues. So on Kauai, we're really looking at multiple things in addition to that. And I'm not going to talk about those because those are already talked about quite a bit. But we're also looking at things like how can we make sure that everybody has access to transportation and what choices do they have? So sometimes we talk about this as mode shift or thinking about getting people to have the choice if they don't want to drive, to be able to walk or ride a bike or take transit. So developing our transportation system to think about all these different modes of transportation and how they work together. As well as doing a slice and dice on the whole community is the whole society is at issue because we're in a transformative mode. P.S., your remarks in detail, we have it on tape and we're making an OC16 show which we'll play next week. So you'll see yourself again and again and again. But we're also putting it on our website so we'll have the whole video of your presentation so that if you want anybody from Kauai to see what you did or beyond, it's going to be there for austerity. So Alex, you were there yesterday and before we go to the break, I'd like to get your take on how it went and what impressed you and what is important about Kauai's experience. Because after all, Kauai is Honolulu's laboratory. What you guys do over there is sort of a smaller market. Maybe a more pure market. What you learn we need to know about because we can use those lessons back. I mean, there are advantages of being small and being able to, it's easier to test things. There's less bureaucratic things that have to happen. And I think we're going to hear from our mayor later, but we're also really blessed to have a mayor who has really strong leadership and really believes in a lot of these things. Yeah, we want to talk to him. So Alex, what are your impressions then? I really appreciated the technology that was utilized yesterday. The SIFT. That was very cool. And I think, especially when we have things in that forum, or even with the public, something like that can really facilitate the conversation. And just the ability to throw ideas up there anonymously, I think that was a big thing too, is to just do it on your mobile phone and throw it up there without your name being attacked. Say anything you want. I could say anything you want.  And I think that was, for me, it was encouraging to actually participate and to put my two cents in. Yeah, good. So what role is your role as a historical planner in the planning for Kauai? Well, I'm actually a utility player. Historical planning. County of Kauai is a very small planning department, especially compared to the other counties. So as a historical planner, whenever anything comes through where the structure is potentially, can be deemed historic on either the state or the national register, it has to be reviewed by the KHPRC, our Historic Planning Review Commission. And that's unique to the county of Kauai? It's unique to the county of Kauai. But other counties are allowed to have their own historic review commissions. If you are a part of a certified local government that works with the Feds and National Park Service, you are required to have one of those. And basically it's a commission of volunteers from the community who have some sort of specialty or background knowledge on architectural, historical architecture, or architecture in general, or even just the history of the area, the community. So you're not going to build a condominium on top of the Russian fort? No, sir. I just want to be clear about that. So an example is historic bridge. We have a lot of bridges on Kauai. We have a fort, little one-lane bridges, large bridges that are on federal registers. And if it's historic and say DOT wants to replace it or fix it, that project first has to be reviewed by this commission. Good, but you don't hold them up, do you? No, that is not our goal at all. Our goal is to help provide guidelines and aesthetic guidelines and also architectural guidelines to maintain the character because culture is a big part of not just Kauai, but the whole state. And we want to keep that identity. Yeah, that's beautiful. And that's one of those elements that are so special in Kauai. You've got your head screwed on right. It's wonderful to see that. Okay, let's take a short break during which we will call Mayor Kavaho and get him on the line and we'll come back and he will be here with us. And you guys can say hello, hi, boss. We'll be right back. Excellent. This is think tech Hawaii raising public awareness. Imagine the possibilities in their lives. Good. He is good. Okay. We're back. We're live. We're here. And some things do, in fact, come true. So we have my co-host Sharon Moriwaki. We have Lee Steinmetz and Alex Wong from the planning guys over in Kauai. And guess what? Some things do come true. We have the mayor, our hero, Mayor Bernard Carvalho on the telephone. And we can talk to him and say hi. Hi, Mayor. Hi, Mayor. Hello to everybody. That's great. So can you talk to us about your thoughts on transportation and clean transportation in Kauai? Well, yes, sure. I mean, you know, we're transforming, right? I just hear that. And Lee knows that we continue to look forward to transforming the walkable, micable, complete street, safe route to school, line-in crosswalk, connected kind of community. And giving our people a way of choice to really get out of the car and walk safely from Keiki to Kupuna. But what about people who still have cars? What about people who still want to keep their cars? Yeah, no, no. People have a choice dog. You have a car. We're trying to look at a more multimodal transportation. We have a multimodal planning place. We're trying to encourage more shuttle on our island. We're trying to encourage more opportunities in that kind of discussions we've been having. And of course, in the green, where our bus services are looking at now, the next step in our new buses, electric buses, we're trying to look at converting our methane from the, from the, uh, natural. Ah, ah. And the energy, say, we're going down that road. And I say, come on, you guys, let's look at it. And that's still on the table, but we're kind of looking now at electric buses as well. To me, we have an opportunity not only of course, but I'll provide you to really look at how we manage our resources, our energy consumption and some of the great things that are coming our way. Whether it be vehicular, whether it be a multimodal, whether it be, like I said, shuttle services, whatever it takes to, uh, really transform. Yeah.  Most of us have to go through. Sometimes it offers more opportunity for discussion and details and all fine tuning of a multimodal plan, if you will, a smaller footprint. And so we're so ready to take it to the next level. That's what I believe. So it's always good to look collectively overall and then target the smaller communities on the wrong way, the different parts of the wrong way, different parts of the state and do the same thing. But people got it. It's an emotional part that is also a big part of this everybody. So we're going to encourage our people, our residents to get on board and try it out and test it. It's okay to have a roundabout and a peanut about it and a walking and biking lane. It's okay because that's transforming and connecting community now. So even a housing plan and stuff like this, what we're doing in the future, all involved connecting pathways, walkways, bikeways. And it's important, I believe, that we continue to think that way. And energy savings, of course, is another big part that we're going into as well. And I'm sure to be covered that. But anyway, from resource management, national resource management, clean energy projects, we're all of our street lights, our LEDs now. So we work closely with KJC, our co-op. And so that's a big, big transition already, of course. Our food sustainability, our ag parts. And if I make our ag parts, better people grow what they want to grow. So we'll help them and support them with infrastructure and all the other things they need. And let them take the lead in growing what they feel they should grow. And it creates these sunshine markets all over the place.  Yeah, well, you know what? It strikes me, Mayor, that leadership, yes. We've been looking at Kauai for a long time. We've seen kind of a great attitude, a great sense of moving forward under you, I think. And that's about electrical energy generation. You know, now, when the Steinmetz came and spoke on Monday at Clean Energy Day, it became clear that not only was Kauai a leader in electrical generation, but in planning and transforming its society to a better multimodal place where people live their lives differently and better. And, you know, what strikes me is that we looked at one thing, electrical generation, and then a little while later we look at energy planning or rather, transportation planning, we find the same kind of success. So my question to you is, what is it in Kauai? Is it the water? What makes this happen in both of those separate initiatives? I'll say all of you, Bob, what it really is and what I've learned a lot coming from internally and working our way up is really truly pulling the right people, the right heart, the right soul, the right attitude to the table and having a bigger vision. And then everybody working together to get to the vision, internal. Internal government, I have planning, working with parts. Engineers working with transportation and everybody working together. And we all rally along each project instead of having everybody separate. So to me it's an internal overview and overhauling too well and just bridging everybody and bringing everybody to the table. And then having a leadership understanding to let our guys do what they need to do, report back into guys, let me know what I have to do, let's go. And then providing the support that they need. So that to me is a big, big part of transitioning and where we need to be, not only here but overall. You know, before we, before I got in the phone with you, Mayor, we were talking about Kauai as a laboratory for the state because of its small size and the, you know, the vitality that it has to approach these problems. So I think, you know, my own view is that Oahu and the other islands actually, but pretty principally Oahu should be watching Kauai on this and should be learning. And that's why we want to hear from Lee and Alex here. That's why we always want to have you guys at our table so we can talk statewide policy. So my question to you on that is, you know, what should we be looking for? In other words, you know, talk to the people of Oahu for a minute. What should they be watching in Kauai to be most instructive in our efforts in Oahu to go forward? I think it's important to take away the thinking of Oahuai just this month, first of all. Like I said, we're able to really pull the right lead parties together. And I'm talking not only on Kauai, we've thrown our net out to the federal government. We went to Washington, D.C. We talked, we showed things, we explained ourselves, we showed the teamwork effort that it took, and then bringing it back home. And so that to me is the big, big umbrella that has helped us to continue to do what we do. But we move it to the next level, Oahu and the different parts of Oahu. I will target some of the smaller communities where I have built it and work it and have people understand, hey, this is great. It is okay to have this opportunity for the community. And they kind of take it from there. That to me is the magic that is happening here on Kauai. And you've been pulling in all the different from PMRF and looking at the core community college and the health system. All the CEOs, we meet together. All of us. So Mayor, Mayor, at least I'm going to have a question for you. Well, no, I just wanted to add something. I wanted to add something, Mayor, to what you're saying. And that's another part of what you've been really successful at. And that is sometimes what you call action with Aloha. And getting the emotional issues on the table first and working those out. But the other part of that is you've been, you talked about bringing the different groups together within our county, within the government. But you've also been, like you were just saying, really successful at bringing different community groups together that may have different interests, but they work together. So bringing the health piece in, bringing the education piece in. This is the community. Yeah. Bringing economic development. So we're not just preaching to the choir, but we're always expanding the choir. And I think you've been really good at developing how to do that. Mayor, we're about to close the show. We're almost out of time. But I only want to say that it's been rumored that once in a while you actually get to Honolulu. And if that's so, Mayor, I want you to notice a place at our table for you. And I hope we can connect up with you and have you come to our studio and talk to us directly in person. Can you do that? Can you do that? I would not do that. We'll schedule that. We'll get it going. Let's do it. We're going to share it. But I can't. Done. Consider it done. Thank you so much, Mayor. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Hello. Hello. Hello. What a great guy. No kidding. He's always liked that. He's such a great guy. I know. Enthusiastic. So Alex, what's your impression of the Mayor's comments here today? I always appreciate his enthusiasm and just the positivity that he exudes. He's a character that the entire island can get behind. And he's good at rallying people. He does that for me. Yeah. I follow him everywhere. I've been telling people I want to move to Kauai just because he's the Mayor. And as a political leader, you need somebody like that with the positivity and the optimism. Yeah. Great. Okay, Lee, we're almost out of time. I wasn't kidding. But I'd like to ask you the same question we asked the Mayor. What should the people of the law who be looking for, looking at in the laboratory that you're conducting in Kauai? So, gosh, that's a very good question. I think, first of all, I want to say we're all learning together. That we're learning, I mean, we're learning on Kauai, but we're learning as a state. We have a lot to learn from the other counties as well. So, I think, first of all, just being in a spirit of learning is a really good place to be that we can all learn and advance. I think this issue that I kind of brought up of how do we not just preach to the choir, but expand the choir is really important. That's something, honestly, that we're working on and that I hope we can share more with you in the next year or two because we're really worth rethinking how we do our community engagement. We're, as I mentioned, we're really trying to work on partnerships with people who maybe, you know, don't want to talk about bikes or walking, but they care about economic development or they care about the safety of their children walking to school, or they have concerns that are, you know, really good basic concerns of a community. So, how do we look, how do we leverage transportation to try to address these other concerns that are really important? And so, I'm hoping that we can generate more learning in that area. So, Sharon, he said that, you know, there's more to come and he's going to share that with us and we're going to follow him. You know what this means? We're watching you. And Alex, we'll be watching you. You can run, but you can't run. Can I just add one more thing to look at is the relationship of land use to transportation that was talked about, I think, for the first time at the Clean Energy Day. And that's something else we're working on in Kauai. And other islands are working on this as well. It's not just Kauai. It's really become a statewide issue. It's about time, yeah. And it's a really important one. And again, I think we're all going to be generating learning. There's a lot of learning going on in Oahu on that with transit-oriented development and the impact of the rail on how we build our communities. And finally, we're finding ourselves. We're redefining. We're finding new identity, better identity through the process of this initiative, both in generation of electricity and also now in transportation. That's our future. You're at the center of a challenge. That's why you should tell the people what they should kick. Sharon's going to summarize this whole show. Not to put any pressure on it or anything. It's complex. No pressure. It's complex. But I think Jay's right. I think what we've heard today and what the mayor is talking about, it's all about people. And we forget that in the process of all of these, whether it's the plans on the shelf or the goals on the shelf. We're regenerating ourselves because we're finding people are changing. People have needs. But it's not just all for one. It's got to be the whole community together. And I think we're going to really want to hear from you on how you get the expanding the choir, so to speak, as you're talking. Because that is what was happening at Clean Energy, happening today, happening during your workshop, is how do we align ourselves, but align ourselves with the right goals. And I think you're doing it and you're helping us do it. And I'm looking forward to going forward. Something Alex said about optimism. You know, what we have now through this, because of this involved, and married to this is a sense of optimism, that tomorrow will be better than today. It will be. That's what's coming up. It will be. Thank you, Sharon Moriwaki. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you, Alex Swine. Thank you. Great to talk to you guys. Aloha. Thanks for coming by. Aloha. Aloha, Mayor.


Compass, Guiding Safe Migration. Adult State is one of the most active migrant states in Nigeria. If you also look at the statistics coming from what are smuggling of migrants, what are trafficking in human beings, Adult State constitutes a very large majority of these cases. Addressing irregular migration lies in understanding its complexities. In Nigeria since 2017, IOM has assisted in facilitating the voluntary return of almost 25,000 migrants from Libya, Niger, Mali, Germany and other destination countries. Most of the returnees trace their origin to Adult State, the southern state that accounts for one-third of irregular migrants from Nigeria. A lack of local opportunities alongside family and peer pressure are often cited as reasons to leave. This is why IOM adopts a community-based approach to reintegrate and address the long-term needs of not just the returnees but also of the community. Well-implemented CVR activities provide employment opportunities and they provide the right kind of support and supervisory activities. For us, community-based retigration is one tool that accounts for state and it's a community approach to work on the victims and work on the families of return migrants and work on the community members because again, what makes returning a few accepted back to society is the fact that the community, the family are also willing to receive them. That is one. Then number two, the community-based approach is actually very deep because it gives them ownership, it allows them whatever solution you bring which is why we work with a lot of return migrants in the community to share their own experience. So it's really sustainable. It gives room for ownership for the community to be able to adopt the approach. So the reintegration process, the part where we come in as adult jobs is in the process of helping them find a job or helping them get back into economic activities. Have a way that they earn money or kick off their business or return to the skill they had previously or get a new skill. And it's something that's really important for us because when a person has a way to earn money and to see a better life for themselves then they're less likely to go back into the gingers journey and regular migration. So community-based reintegration will help not only to empower the returning migrants but directly or indirectly every member of the community will get to benefit from the structures that will be established within the project.


Trini girl natural. Hi everyone. Welcome to my channel. I'm coming to you with my Black Friday haul I think I have a mega haul this year. So for the ones that I haven't tried yet, I'll just tell you what got me excited about them and Just yay about them a little bit. Let's start with the Nazi naturals I got the cleansing cool wash and the hibiscus leaving These are the ingredients. This line just has really good ingredients and I see it on Instagram and I'm just super curious So I wanted to try and I wanted to know if I was missing out and of course they had a good sale So I did want to get more stuff. I think I got them on Melanin shop I didn't get them from the NRC website and these were the only ones that they had on Melanin shop That was also clean. So I believe that was the story with these but I Didn't show you a wash day with this try to co-wash and try to leave it and let you know how it works out So that'll be coming up. So the next thing I got was the trail look system, which is very interesting again Because they don't have a deep conditioner. They expect you to cleanse and then put in a leave-in So I really don't know about that one But I'm gonna try it like they said and just let you guys know, you know, if it works for me And if it has if it might work for you, I guess so it's really iffy to me But I want to try it like that and of course I'm always curious about products So even if in the future I decided to be conditioned in between If the cleanser and leaving and the styler is good, then I'll be happy So this is the cleansing rinse So I was kind of worried it would be really stripping But then if they don't even have a deep conditioner, then you know, I hope it's not stripping. These are the ingredients The sodium lauryl methyl isyltia on it is probably a surfactant, which I haven't really used in the cleanser before So we'll see and hopefully it's not stripping at all. Hopefully it's Moisturizing and just bomb. So this line I was curious about just like in assi But this also has some sort of tomato extract running through as a common ingredient. So that was definitely interesting to me So I was like, let me see what this tomato fruit ferment is going to do. So that's another reason I wanted to try it One the no DC system to of course the good ingredients. That's a given. I'm using it and then three the tomato business so That could be one more thing going into my DIY Tomato this is the next step in their system untied and not it's a leave-in conditioner It does have some protein in there. It does have that's a matter of fruit extract again. It has coconut milk as well So I guess we'll just see what it does for me. These are the ingredients last but not least is the kill enhancer styling gel So they also have a serum which you can use instead of this So it's kind of either or after the leave in but I haven't really started living that serum life yet I'm not sure about that since I'm already not sure about the co-wash to leave in and then I decided not to do Two crazy things in one go. So I got the jelly. The gel looks fine Again that tomato fruit extract, which is interesting. They have some gum as the gelling ingredient Hopefully it could be a new staple gel or new HD gel in addition to the other gels that I use right now as you know, you know Camero's come here correct the fucky-curly magic kinky-curly-curly-custard caravada, basket bloom, jade cutter So hopefully this could go on that pile. I'm not opening it yet. It's just a hole I was almost gonna open for you, but I caught myself.   So that's interesting, right? No leave in but these were the two that kind of stood out most of me And I think when I get to the card I usually kind of play around based on the shipping Maybe I dropped some things at some things. I think that's what happened here But I definitely knew that these had ingredients I liked although it's hard to see now with the wrapping But I'll show you more in the review. I wanted to give that with these as the safest-looking Items from her brand and then if I like these branch out. So it's a DC. It has aloe vera juice It has honey I'm there for it, you know, but we'll see in terms of the rest because it doesn't seem to have any heavy like BTMS or any Patioca so we'll see looking forward to trying this one as well I'm hoping I like her life because she seems to be of the people in terms of liking simple moisturizing ingredients Which is what I like. I just got this one thing from moisture love again from the Melon shop whole and It is a replenishing conditioner So, you know, this is supposed to be the ocean hydration It's supposed to be just like a super moisturizing brand and stuff the ingredients didn't necessarily tell me super moisture I don't it has sugar, which is good But I don't see any honey or molasses or anything like that. So it's supposed to be super moisture And I want to believe them and give it a try but the ingredients Same moisture, but I don't know about super moisture, but we will see We'll definitely see so I was always curious to try this line I think I want to try the cleanser, but I don't know if it wasn't on Melon shop or what but I got this conditioner I think I'll probably try this a leaving because when I buy fancy conditioners I usually use it as a leaving and of course, I'll be doing a review on this so look out for that This is about the half remark. I feel like we should have a little intermission I wanted my stuff or mainly unless a like a new line comes out or something. So This should get me through. I mean this will get me through the year. So we're good I got this TGIN green tea super moist leaving. This is one I cheated and I used it and I loved it So look out for that review coming up, but I know some of my subbies were saying I should try this I was a little it goes water then BTMS So I was kind of like it's the humectant high up enough But I think she's really just shoot with her honey. So I think my all of her products are super moisturizing So I definitely recommend this line. She does have silicones and a lot of things I think this is probably the only silicone free thing, but you know if I tell you it's moisturizing. It's moisturizing You know that you know that so this was good. Definitely recommended and it's up there in my huge Age she leave in pile. No, I think I have like at least six age. She leave in at least Um, which I will talk about more in my best of 2017 video But since I cheated this made it into my best of 2017 video, which I haven't filmed yet But which is coming soon and hopefully will come in December, but one of these are gonna be in January Um, not sure which one yet. These are the ingredients. So it goes water then BTMS Which made me nervous, but even though it is rich and creamy. It's also really moisturizing So I think her honey is the truth. Like I said And I definitely recommend this brand for people who want moisture And I wish I could try more but like pretty much everything else has silicone So if you're out there tgi and owner, please make a silicone free line for us curly girl method people. Thank you So we have color rich in and this is another one that I cheated on and I used it, but I love that the Marula rich moisture hair milk Which was great This is a leave-in and it was just well. I use it as a leave-in and it was definitely a leave-in in terms of defining my curls And stealing my fiticles, but also moisturize my hair really well So this color origin line at least the ones that I tried so far do have protein So this is another kind of protein rich line or protein rich option These are the ingredients And you can see the hydrolyzed protein there as well So I'm definitely getting some more protein containing issues to kind of round out my stash So I'm happy about that and you'll see the full demo and review of this coming up soon But I got it. I loved it And yay, the other one I cheated and I tried was this deep recovery conditioner It does mention nourish as well as repair and I guess it did that So if you look at the ingredients it has the hydrolyzed keratin So if you are one of those that look out for keratin, then this will be a good one for you as well And this was actually super hydrating and super moisturizing as well It actually reminded me of the she said that rich moisture mask It was just a little bit creamier. So it was just as hydrating but also creamier So the ones that I haven't tried yet from color origin The ones that I was good at waited to do the whole video first on this marula and kiyono damage control reparative conditioner The others mentioned recovery and repair and had protein but didn't say protein treatment So the fact that this one straight out says protein treatment means I'm going to put some respect on it and just use it as a protein treatment And I definitely expect to love it. These are the ingredients And you can see it has like all the moisturizing stuff, but it has kiyono protein, which I love I prefer kiyono to wheat actually It's just more moisturizing I think and then has the keratin amino acids as well Plus all the moisturizing stuff the regular beautiful wonderful Moisturizing stuff. So as you know, I love that she sent an okurita instructor But if this deep recovery is similar to the rich moisture, then maybe this will be similar to the okurita instructor So next is the coconut kukui double moisture overnight mask So this one I've actually seen reviews on youtube and this is probably the only color origin product that I've seen reviews on youtube And anybody has been raving about it. So I definitely expect to love it I'm definitely not using it overnight because I don't really believe in You know de-conditioning overnight But I will use it in the day maybe two unless you guys know what I think of it And I do expect to love it color origin is the sister line that she sent it and I love she sent it And I love color origin so far. So there's no reason I'm not going to love these as well. So these are the ingredients Has marshmallow written maluca honey. So I'm pretty much good So that's it. That was my super big black Friday haul Definitely subscribe if you want to see all these great reviews because I will be using these and letting you guys know As the year goes on So I'm super excited to be using all of this stuff all this goodies all this great stuff Daisy's gonna thank me. Thanks for watching. Let me know what you got. Let me know what you're interested in trying And let me know which one you want to see first in terms of reviews. See you in the next one. Bye


Hello everybody! This video is about the blue screen of death, or stop errors in Windows. Let's talk about why such errors happen and how to fix or eliminate them. Dear friends, if you need to recover deleted data, use utilities by Hetman Software. Follow the link in the description to visit our website, download a utility for free and install it. Then start disk analysis. When the process is over, it will show the files available for recovery, and you will be able to bring them back. Our blog features quick guides to solve all kinds of problems faced by Windows users. Our channeling blog offers solutions for any issues from installing the operating system to remote administration and connecting mobile devices. Our specialists will be glad to answer your questions in comments to videos and articles. As stop error or a blue screen of death is a warning about a critical system error in Windows, today you can face two kinds of such blue screens. The old version, like in Windows 7, and the new version, like in Windows 8 and 10. By their nature, they don't differ much. It's a notification of the fact that the system ran into a critical error, in general recommendations for the user on how to fix the problem, and the stop code of the error to help you decode the information and understand what exactly caused the error. Often, the first reaction of a user is to try restarting the computer as soon as possible. However, to fix the problem, you need to eliminate its cause, and you can learn it by working out its stop code or name. There are many such errors. That is why I cannot decode all of them in this video. At Microsoft official website, you can find the list of all error stop codes. I will give the link in the description. The most widespread blue screen errors are the following • APC index mismatch • IRQL not less or equal • Invalid process attach attempt • Invalid software interrupt • Data bus error • HAL in the initialization field • Inaccessible boot device • By the way, there is an article in our blog about the last one on the list – inaccessible boot device error in Windows 10, 8 and 7. Of course, every stop error has a specific cause, but, generally speaking, you can see a blue screen of death if a hardware element is out of order, like hard disk, random access memory, graphics adapter, power unit, etc. If there is a conflict between devices of the computer, some hardware is incompatible with the operating system, a device suffers from overheating, you are using wrong drivers or there is a driver conflict, you are using wrong bias settings, the hard disk is running low in free space, the computer is attacked by malware or viruses and so on. Finally, the most important thing – how to eliminate or fix the blue screen errors. The Microsoft official website contains very general information on this year, I will give the link in the description. But in fact, I could make a separate video for every error, but I've tried to classify them somehow. Here are the 10 recommendations to eliminate blue screen errors that will fix any blue screen error. The first step I recommend is launching the built-in Windows tool named Blue Screen. To start it, go to Control Panel, Troubleshooting, View All, Blue Screen. By default, the tool will Apply Repairs Automatically, as in the case with all Windows troubleshooting utilities. If you just want to start this tool without automatic repair, click on Advanced and uncheck the box Apply Repairs Automatically. Click Next to continue. The tool interprets blue screen codes and tells you why the blue screen error appeared – faulty hardware, disk errors, malware, memory failures, services, device drivers and so on. In my case, there are no errors, but if there are any, the tool will show them. If the integrated blue screen troubleshooter gave you no results, you will have to look for the causes and solutions on your own. First of all, check if there is enough space in the system partition of your hard disk. In slow on space, free up some work by deleting unnecessary data. Visit our channel to watch a detailed video about cleaning the system drive of a computer or laptop. You will find the link in the description. Scan the operating system with an antivirus to delete malware, viruses, Trojans, etc. We also have a special video on this topic. Follow the link in the description. Sometimes, a blue screen error appears because of operating system failures, absence or wrong installation of certain updates. Microsoft often rolls out updates or new builds for its operating systems, installing updates regularly and updating the system timely will help you to avoid most errors. Read more about installing Windows 10 updates in our blog. I will give the link in the description. If you see an error after installing a driver or a program recently, roll the driver back to another version. To do it, go to Device Manager. Find the device where you updated drivers recently and right-click on it. Go to Properties -> Driver and click on Rollback Driver. This button will become active after a device driver is updated or installed. Things are simple with programs. Uninstalling will eliminate the root of the problem. It is true if the blue screen of death appeared right after you had installed the program. If the blue screen appeared after you connected a new device to the system, you should check the device for compatibility with your operating system and other hardware, such as the motherboard or the processor. If you are sure that the device is compatible, you should update or download related drivers from the manufacturer's official website and install them. Read more about it in our blog. In the article entitled How to safely update the hardware drivers in Windows, I will give the link in the description as usual. Set BIOS to default. Wrong BIOS settings may have disastrous consequences, and the blue screen of death is not the worst problem you can get. If you are not sure about your skills, you'd better change nothing in BS. Watch a special video about entering BIOS or UFI of different versions. You will find the link in the description. Very often stop errors are caused by faulty system memory. You can use both Windows integrated programs and third-party utilities to test the memory. Read our blog to learn how to use the test-checking utility in Windows 10, 8 or 7. Find the link to the article in the description. If you discover a faulty memory stick, it should be replaced. If your computer uses two or more memory sticks, ticking out the faulty one will eliminate the problem. Check the hard disk for bad sectors and errors. If possible, fix the errors and restore bad sectors with standard Windows tools or third-party utilities such as Victoria. I recommend watching our video about checking the hard disk for errors and fixing them in Windows 10, 8 and 7. I will give the link in the description. Make sure the computer doesn't suffer from overheating. Clean it from dust and grease the coolers. If necessary, install additional cooling to organize proper airflow inside your system unit. Check the link in the description to watch a video about checking the temperature of the processor, graphics card or hard disk in a computer or laptop. And even if none of these methods helps you, the last option is to reinstall the operating system. For this step, we also have a video in our channel. Watch it to learn how to make a clean installation of Windows. And some more useful information. In most cases, when a blue screen error turns up, the computer doesn't wait for the user's reaction and restarts automatically after a certain period of time. Usually it's several seconds. Shocked users, I'm not always lucky to note down the stop code. In this case, there are two options. To disable automatic system restart when a blue screen appears or view the information about the problem in the event viewer. For this purpose, there are also third-party apps such as Blue Screen View. I have made a detailed video about viewing information on errors and fixing Windows errors with reliability, history options or event viewer. You can watch it by following the link in the description. To disable automatic restart of the operating system in case of a blue screen, right-click on this PC, select Properties, Advanced System Settings, Advanced. In the menu Startup and Recovery, click Settings. In the section System Failure, uncheck the box next to Automatically Restart. And click OK. Now the computer will not restart automatically in case of a stop error. You'll be able to restart the computer by pressing the button when you want it. That is all for now. If you found this video useful, click the Like button below and subscribe to Hetman Software Channel. Ask questions in your comments. Thank you for watching. Good luck.


This is Dr. G.K. Prakash. Natrol is from Manipal Hospital, Malaysia. A brief outlook on the urine. Urine is such an important liquid in the body wherein the kidneys do this job of excreting the urine, day in and day out, 24 bar, 7, 365 days, as all of you know. Out of the 180 to 200 liters of filtration of blood that takes place, ultimately we tend to have around 1.5 to maximum 1.5 to 2 liters of urine. And urine can be of different colors. I would just talk a little bit about the color of the urine. Urine as it is in general in normal individuals is generally light yellow in color or to amber color. So, this is what most of us, majority of us have seen urine to be light yellow or sometimes even very clear. There are certain conditions which can give rise to various colors, different colors. So, the common conditions wherein these colors can be there in the urine ranges from consuming diet which can give rise to a different color, drugs can give rise to a different color and disorders of the kidney also can give rise to different colors. If you have to talk about a diet, basically the coloring agents which are being used to the food items also can give rise to color, coloring of the urine. And then commonly if you have to speak beetroot and the rhubarb, senna or sometimes even the black berry which they consume can give rise to orangeish or reddish color to the urine. So, these are some of the very common food items which can give rise to the color which could be orangeish or reddish color. Coming to the next group of items which can give rise to coloration of the urine would be drugs. Commonly the drugs which are used are the vitamins, vitamins can also give rise to the color orange or reddish color. And then there are some anti tubercular drugs which can also give rise to the coloration. One of the examples could be commonly used anti tubercular drugs in the form of refabricant. And then there are some anti convulsions of people who take drugs for seizures or fits in the form of phenytoin that also can give rise to this color. And the common antibiotics the nitrofurentine or the sulphur drugs also can give rise to coloration of the urine. Coming to these two first two groups which I said the diet and the drugs can also generally give rise to this orange or pink color of the urine is what we can get. And the third large group would be due to diseases of the kidney. Diseases of the kidney could be just simple infection. Infection meaning urinary tract infection can give rise to a distinct color. And then commonly the nephritis what we say nephritis can give rise to brownie reddish brown color or smoky color can be due to the nephritis. The third big group which can be due to disease of the kidney would be in the form of breakdown of the muscle. Sometimes people who exercise excessively also can break the muscle tissue and also give rise to urine which is again reddish brown. And the other big group would be due to the hemoglobin which can be broken down in the body even as to hemoglobin urine but also can give rise to reddish brown color. There are ways and means to distinguish these individual conditions which I said about the disease of the kidney which can give rise to the reddish brown color. So, the sediment will tell you something different if the urine sediment if you take some ML of urine in a test tube and then allow it to stand for some time then you will get different shades of color. Based on that we distinguish the blood or the reddish brown color due to the kidney disease proper versus the other conditions of the kidney which can give rise to reddish brown color. Coming to some interesting colors what we have seen rarely we see also white ischurin. White ischurin also could be due to the infection per se or sometimes the salt in the urine in the form of phosphates also can give rise to or even fat. Or the lymph what can give rise to what is known as milk urine is also called as chyluria. The other interesting colors in the urine of the urine could be pink color whenever there is uric acid crystal deposition crystal precipitation or that also can give rise to pinkish color. Then the pink color also is quite often seen again due to infections and drugs and a very rare color which we have seen is about disorder in the system wherein it can give rise to blackish color. Due to a condition known as alkaptinuria can give rise to this black color. And of late we have also seen a lot of talk about in the social circles about red urine. Red urine was a red herring to most people and it was most talked about in the social media. Red urine is not the one which we commonly see but there was a case report wherein a young lady was used to applying lipstick almost 25 to 35 times a day and she probably had obsessive disorder wherein she would apply that almost 25 to 30 times a day and then she was noticed to have a red colored urine and it was finally analyzed and found that this was all because of the absorption of this lipstick which was used excessively and then once she stopped using it they found that the urine was no longer reddish color. So, what is important here is to note is that your simple concentrated urine also can give rise to yellowish color. So, it is advisable for all of us and this yellowish color what I was trying to say about the urine getting concentrated when you do not consume enough fluid. Dehydration also can give rise to yellowish color and one need not be worried that it is abnormal. Invariably what we see is because of the poor concentration of urine due to lack of enough fluid intake. So, I would advise you people to make sure that you consume enough fluid whenever it is possible at least before you go to bed and make sure that your urine is not in any of the abnormal color as I just spoke about. Thank you.