We are, as I said a moment ago, looking at the transfiguration, beginning at verse 27, Jesus speaking, but I tell you truly there are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the kingdom of God. And it came to pass about eight days after these saints that he took Peter, John and James and went up on the mountain to pray. And as he prayed, the appearance of his face was altered and his robe became white and glistening. Then behold, two men talked with him, who were Moses and Elijah, who appeared in glory and spoke of his decease which he was about to accomplish at Jerusalem. But Peter and those with him were heavy with sleep, and when they were fully awake, they saw his glory and the two men who stood with him. And it happened as they were parting from him that Peter said to Jesus, Master, it is good for us to be here. And let us make three tabernacles, one for you, one for Moses and one for Elijah, not knowing what he said. While he was saying this, a cloud came and overshadowed them and they were fearful as they entered the cloud. And then a voice came out of the cloud saying, This is my beloved son, hear him. And when the voice had ceased, Jesus was found alone. But they kept quiet and told no one in those days any of the things they had seen. Now notice verse 27. Notice how we're going to begin here. How Jesus has said, Some of you will not taste death until you see the kingdom of God. He obviously is speaking about an event that is about to take place. We see that event in verse 28. It's the event that is referred to as a transfiguration. Now, when he says some of them will not taste death till they see the kingdom of God, he'd have to be referring to this transfiguration because as we look at verse 28, it makes it very plain that that's what he's referring to. This transfiguration has been called a preview of Jesus' second coming. And you can get a better understanding of this event by simply cross-referencing it. There are different passages that speak about this, Matthew 17 and Mark chapter 9. Both speak concerning this, but I want to read verses 1 and 2 out of Mark chapter 9. So you might see what's taking place because it says in Mark chapter 9 verses 1 and 2 that he said to them, assuredly I say to you that there are some standing here who will not taste the death till they see the kingdom of God present with power. Now, after six days, Jesus took Peter, James, and John and led them up on a high mountain apart by themselves and he was transfigured before them. So Peter, James, and John are going to see the glory of Christ and this will fulfill his words that they will not taste death until they see that. And so this is what's taking place here. We're looking at an event called the transfiguration. Now, it says in verse 28, it came to pass about eight days after these saints that he took Peter, James, Peter, John, and James. Now, interestingly enough, and this is just a sidelight for those of you who take notes and all, Matthew and Mark had said after six days, but if you notice with me, Luke says eight days. Is that a contradiction in Scripture? You know, if you have two Gospel writers, Matthew and Mark, saying that after six days this event happens and yet Luke tells us it was after eight days, somebody who's looking for contradictions in Scripture might point to this and say, well, this looks to me like it's contradicting the witness of the other two Gospels. No, it's not that at all. What it is is Luke is including the day that Jesus made the prediction, the six days that intervened after he made it, and the day that the event occurred, so this is eight days, and that's simply what is taking place there. Now, Jesus has taken aside with him three men that he often does spend private time with. Notice it says that he took Peter, John, and James, and went up on the mountain to pray. These are three men that have been referred to as his inner circle. We see them various times with the Lord Jesus Christ where he gives to them information concerning something that will take place. We already saw it in Luke chapter 8 verse 51 how that Peter, James, and John went with him when he raised up Jairus' daughter from the dead. Mark tells us in chapter 13 verses 3 and 4 that Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives opposite the temple, and Peter, James, John, and Andrew asked him privately, tell us when will these things happen and what will be the sign that they're about to be fulfilled. And so you see him speaking to them in a personal way. And then again in Mark 14 in verses 32 and 33 it says they went to a place called Gethsemane, and Jesus said to his disciples seated while I pray, he took Peter, James, and John along with him and began to be deeply distressed and troubled. And so why is it that he took these three men often? Why are they referred to as his inner circle? Is it because he just liked them more than the others? Well, I would think not. What you're looking at is that they're going to be his eyewitnesses. These are people that he was mentoring. These are people he spent time with. These are people who were very close to his heart. But these are also people who are going to be eyewitnesses of this particular event called the transfiguration. You see in Deuteronomy in chapter 19 verse 15 the Bible says a matter must be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses. And so they're going to be there as witnesses to this event called the transfiguration. This impacted them tremendously, by the way. Both the Apostle Peter as well as the Apostle John made reference to this event in their writings. Peter in 2 Peter chapter 1 verses 17 and 18 said, He received from God the Father honor and glory when there came such a voice to him from the excellent glory. This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased. And this voice that came from heaven we heard when we were with him in the holy mount. And so he makes reference to this. It's something that stayed with him that he didn't say anything about while Jesus is still with him. But he does mention later on in his writings. When John was writing his gospel in chapter 1 verse 14 he said, The word became flesh and made his dwelling among us and we beheld his glory, the glory of the only begotten Son of God full of grace and truth. So this is an event that remained firmly in the memory of the Apostles as Jesus Christ is about to reveal to them something that they really were not aware of to the degree that they're about to become.  And so it is taking place. Well it says in verse 29, As he prayed the appearance of his face was altered and his robe became white and glistening. So Jesus is on the mount. Where is this mountain he's speaking about? It's unnamed but we know that because he was in the north in Caesarea Philippi and he was at the base of Mount Hermon that he was more than likely on Mount Hermon. And so there he is somewhere up on that mountain that's about 9,000, 10,000 feet high and he's somewhere up in that area there and as he's there he's praying and as he's praying there he's undoubtedly praying for them that they might see him for who he is and understand what God would have them to know about him. See as I've shared with you before and as the Bible clearly teaches all revelation about God is divinely given. In order for me to have a relationship with God he needs to reveal himself to me because he's a God past finding out. His ways are not my ways, his thoughts are not my thoughts and unless he reveals himself to me unless he openly says here am I, worship me then I'm going to be groping in the dark seeking out trying to reach something that I can't identify. And so what the Lord does is the Lord reveals himself to us and he does so by his Holy Spirit he opens up our darkened eyes and allows us to see him and so that's what's about to take place here. They're going to see something about Jesus Christ that by nature through the natural senses would never be able to grasp. They're going to see something about him. They're going to see his divinity as it's revealed as it's shrouded in humanity. They're about to see a transfiguration. They're going to see his glory. Matthew 17 in verse 2 tells us that he was transfigured before them. The word transfigured is the Greek word that we get the word metamorphosis from and the word speaks of changing into another form or to be transfigured or transformed and what is taking place here as his glory begins to shine before them as it says in verse 29 the appearance of his face was altered his robe became white and glistening his divine majesty begins to shine through his human nature his clothing began to glisten with purity and as this is taking place they're seeing something about him that they had yet to really see. They're only now beginning to see Jesus Christ for who he is more than a rabbi, more than a prophet more than simply a good man they're only now beginning to have revelation to realize that this is Messiah just shortly before the Apostle Peter when they had been asked the question who do men say that I am? The Apostle Peter had just said you're the Christ the son of the living God and remember as we were looking at that how Jesus had said to him blessed are you Simon by Jonah for flesh and blood has not revealed this unto you but my father in heaven his father had revealed this and I was mentioning to you that Peter could not take the credit for recognizing him as being Messiah because it was God who revealed that fact to him that's why none of us can take the credit for our own salvation we can't run around saying well I found God even as I was sharing with you recently I found God because God wasn't lost he wasn't lost somewhere and I suddenly find him and so there you are God you know here I am to your rescue it wasn't that way at all I'm the one who's lost and he's the one seeking me out and unless he reveals himself to me then there's absolutely no way that I'm going to grow to know him and so Jesus has to reveal to us who he is essentially or we'll never grasp it and his disciples are just now beginning to grasp some things about him they're beginning to realize this is our Messiah and so as this is taking place and he's praying his appearance is altered in all notice verse 30 behold two men talked with him who are Moses and Elijah now how did they know that they have name tags there you know those hello I'm Moses you know I don't know little IDs you know Elijah it doesn't say it doesn't say it doesn't say how they know that this is Moses and Elijah it simply states that that's who it is now seeing that it is Moses and Elijah though we have to ask ourselves a question why is it significant that these two out of all the people God fears and had relationship with him why is it Moses and why is it Elijah it could have been anybody it could have been Moses and it could have been David it could have been Abraham and it could have been Gideon I mean it could have been just many other people in the Old Testament who had relationship with God why is it significant that we have to know that Jesus Christ is revealing his glory and that these two figures of the Bible Moses and Elijah are there why is that important well it's important because they visibly represent something they visibly represent the law and the prophets and Jesus Christ is the one that the law and the prophets point to Moses is known as the law giver and you see this throughout the Old Testament he's the one that God gave the commandments to and so everybody knows Moses as the greatest figure in Jewish history he's the law giver the deliverer and so when you see him you know that he's representing Old Testament law and then secondly Elijah was known as the defender of the law he was a great prophet a man of uncompromising godliness and is referred to as the premier prophet of the nation of Israel this is a man who performed many miracles and was revered by that nation so together Moses and Elijah visibly represent the law and the prophets and Jesus there together with Moses and Elijah sums up the law and the prophets and so they're basically there speaking concerning the death that he is going to have in Jerusalem because Jesus Christ sums up the prophecies that relate to that as well as fulfilling the demands of the law that are required for us to be able to even go to heaven the Bible tells us in Romans chapter 3 verses 21 and 22 the righteousness of God apart from the laws revealed being witnessed by the law and the prophets even the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ to all and on all who believe the law amongst many things is a school master intended by God to bring us to faith in Jesus Christ the law awakens me to my sinful condition for I would not know what it means to covet had not the law stated thou shalt not covet and then as Paul says and it awakened in me all manner of covetousness in other words my nature was revealed by the law because the law tells me what is right and what is wrong and then when I see the way that I live in juxtaposition to the law I see that the law reveals to me what is wrong with me and so I can say oh wretched man that I am who will deliver me from this body of death seeing that I am all together sold to sin and incapable of going one day without it without in some way sinning I can even sin in my dreams I know that you can't I can even sin in my dreams and all and it's just part of it's wrapped up in us and the law awakens us to that reality and so I say God I need you and that's what Paul to the Glacian said he said no you're not that the law is our school master intended to deliver us to Jesus Christ to faith in Christ and so the law awakens in me a need for a savior and then reveals that savior is the prophets obviously speak concerning who Jesus is throughout the Old Testament we see prophecy after prophecy after prophecy that relates to Messiah who is to come and so you have Elijah and you have Moses the law and the prophets summed up in the Lord Jesus Christ and they're ministering there and speaking to them and all and that's what's taking place notice verse 31 how it says they spoke of his disease which he should accomplish at Jerusalem what they're doing is actually speaking and confirming what Jesus had been saying to his disciples the things that the apostle Peter had basically opposed remember in verse 22 here in the same chapter how Jesus was speaking and he said there the son of man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders and chief priests and scribes and be killed and be raised at the third day you remember how when Jesus said that the apostle Peter was very upset over that upset that Jesus actually said that he was going to die and all and Matthew tells us in chapter 17 verse 22 of his gospel that Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him saying far be it from you Lord this shall not happen to you and this is very disturbing information that he's going to be betrayed that he's going to be killed and all of that and so Peter was so upset that Jesus said that he actually took him aside and to me that's an amazing thing I I don't know what the proper phrase would be I blow my mind I'm amazed at that that the apostle Peter would take God aside to give him advice we've never done that have we we've never said Lord if you did it this way it would work better have we Lord I want this person saved and this is how you can go about we've never said anything like that have we we don't ever advise the Lord see I watched the apostle Peter and I have to see myself in him you know he is an old saying about the apostle he opened his mouth only long enough to take one foot out and put the other one as that way about him and that's what makes him lovable but also that's what makes him difficult to me because in many ways you see him as a person who is constantly doing insane things that reveals he really just doesn't get it and the thought that he could be there and he had just had told the Lord recently had told him that these things let these things be far from you this is not what's going to take place we don't want this to take place at all it amazes me that he would take Jesus aside I mean it's like Jesus I want to have a conference with you I don't want these other guys to hear it because you know they're not as spiritually mature as I am you see I'm the one who receives spiritual revelation just a moment ago you were making it very clear that that flesh and blood hadn't revealed that to me but your father and also I just want you to know that you and I need to have a private consultation so I can let you know and Jesus in in Matthew and I'm reading this verse to you because I misquoted it was Matthew 16 22 and in Matthew 16 23 Jesus turned and said to Peter get behind me Satan you're in offense to me for you are not mindful of the things of God but the things of men I mean wait a minute a moment ago you were saying I received spiritual revelation in front of everybody you said that through my confession that the kingdom of God was going to march forward I mean Satan what's going on here well on the one hand there are times when we speak by the spirit's utterance and another time we can be influenced by the enemy and we sometimes don't even know the difference between the two it takes the Holy Spirit to really give us revelation and sometimes even though the apostle Peter wanted to do something right when he took him aside and rebuked him he was doing something wrong in his opposition he became Satan's mouthpiece and by saying to Jesus I need to die on the cross he in essence was echoing what Satan in the wilderness in Matthew chapter 4 and in Luke chapter 4 had already openly said to Jesus I'll give you these kingdoms and you don't have to die it's the same mentality and that's why Jesus would say to Peter get behind me Satan you are in offense to me because you desire the things of the flesh and not of God and here he is once again saying even as we're seeing in Luke chapter 9 that he is going to be rejected and die but the apostle Peter had refused to believe that and so what we have in this conversation is actually a confirmation of what Jesus had been teaching his disciples and so they again in verse 31 are speaking of his decease which he's about to accomplish at Jerusalem now in verse 32 it says but Peter and those with him were heavy with sleep and when they were fully awake they saw his glory and the two men who stood with him now when you begin to track their day they had a long day of ministry then they had received extensive teaching and in the later afternoon had actually begun climbing up this face of this mountain they're absolutely dead tired and as they're there naturally they're heavy with sleep and that's what it says in verse 32 they're just very tired but when this takes place notice how it says they woke up and when they wake up it's almost like a dream but they see his glory and they see these two men who are standing there with him and verse 33 it happened as they were parting from him Peter said to Jesus it's good for us to be here and let us make three tabernacles one for you one for Moses and one for Elijah not knowing what he said once again very typical apostle now Peter and the other men are sleepy but they are now in a state of awe at what they're seeing Mark tells us in chapter 9 verse 6 that Peter didn't know what to say because they were greatly afraid and so again as is common Peter felt comfortable filling the silence with his own voice there are people I know who are not comfortable with silence do you know what I'm trying to say let me see if I can this probably doesn't matter to you but it does to me something happens that the Lord is moving in a wonderful way the room gets quiet for a moment and they just don't like the silence so they start to talk and I've had that happen so many times there are many people who just aren't comfortable if the room gets quiet and so they're more comfortable when it's filled with the sound of their own voice and they will say things and sometimes inappropriate things I can tell you I've seen that happen many times and I've discovered that sometimes it is simply the wisest thing to do if you remain quiet don't say anything sometimes you just don't need to just let the Holy Spirit move and just enjoy the afterglow of God's presence and then later on you might want to speak to your friends and say did you sense how the Lord was moving but instead of that Peter you know we ought to build three houses I mean he just why are you doing that Pete shut up you know one of my favorite Proverbs is Proverbs 17 28 even a fool is counted wise when he holds his peace when he shuts his lips he's considered perceptive you know even a fool who is quiet people think he's pensive because he's just sitting there listening I've got a puppy I mean they don't they don't know what he's thinking but they think he's deep you know so sometimes it's better just to be quiet I don't know let's build three shelters at least he didn't say let's build four one for me let's build three you can remain here is what he's saying you will not have to die sometimes we want to stay in that mountaintop experience we just want to live there but when he's saying that he's also saying to him if you remain here what you've been sharing with us that is so disturbing and even what Moses and Elijah have been speaking to you about in terms of your death well if we remain here you're not going to have to die and not only that but remember with me that just just before Jesus had been speaking to them about the cost of discipleship and remember in verse 23 following how Jesus had just said if anyone desires to come after me let him deny himself take up his cross daily and follow me for whoever desires to save his life will lose it whoever loses his life for my sake will save it what advantage is it to a man if he gains the whole world and is himself destroyed or lost whoever is ashamed of me and my words of him the son of man came to when he comes in his own glory and in his fathers and of the holy angels he had just been speaking about losing your life in the cost of discipleship and so Jesus if we build this these tabernacles these tents for you to remain you and Moses and Elijah then you won't have to die and not only that but we won't either we can remain with you and so in reality the bottom line is Moses and Elijah must leave so that Jesus remains preeminent now what do we learn from the Apostle Peter let me give you three things that you might want to pick up from this one do not camp out on spiritual experiences don't camp out on spiritual experiences if the only thing that you can talk about when testimony time comes is what God did in your life 12 years ago maybe he's not moving right now and maybe there's a reason for that maybe we ought to be seeking that the Lord might do something now because he's the God of now he's the I am God he's the God of this moment and I suspect that seeing that his mercies are renewed every morning for his compassion fails not I suspect that the Lord does a new thing in our lives quite often and I suspect that if I'm fresh with the Lord that I'm going to be moving from one experience in him to another one that's going to be deepening me but if the only things that I can come up with to share about or things that happen in my life years ago then maybe I need to update my relationship with the Lord maybe God wants to do something right now maybe God has something he wants to do in me at this moment that I'm quenching the spirit and I'm saying no I don't want you to do that or I'm afraid to allow you access to that and you know so one don't camp out on spiritual experiences because God's intention is to develop growth in us 2 Corinthians 3 18 we all with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord are changed into the same image from glory to glory even as by the spirit of the Lord God wants to develop us secondly do God's will not your own do God's will not your own because Peter wanted to deflect Jesus from the cross and wanted him Jesus to do Peter's will rather than God's will but the Bible tells us this is the confidence that we have in him that if we ask anything according to his will he hears us and so do God's will not your own seek his will and finally obviously think before you speak I have a scripture on my screen in my office that I wrote out and I read it quite often it's Psalm 141 verse 3 it says set a guard oh Lord over my mouth keep watch over the door of my lips David translation teach me to shut up Jesus teach me to shut up and teach me to say the right things not the wrong things Proverbs 21 23 says he who guards his mouth and his tongue keeps himself from calamity and so we need to think before we speak and sometimes we simply don't need to speak because we should be thinking now as all of this is taking place notice verse 34 while he was saying this a cloud came and overshadowed them and they were fearful as they entered the cloud now one this cloud represents what is called the shekinah glory of God the shekinah glory it's the glory that is in the temple of God in Exodus chapter 40 verses 34 and 35 speaking of the tabernacle it speaks of this cloud it says the cloud covered the tent of meeting and the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle Moses could not enter the tent of meeting and the cloud had settled upon it and the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle so this cloud represents the shekinah glory of God and so they become fearful now notice verse 34 they were fearful as they entered into the cloud the question has to be asked who is entering into the cloud I mean you might get the impression that it's all of them but in reality the ones who are entering into this cloud or the cloud is surrounding them in verse 35 tells us it says a voice came out of the cloud saying this is my beloved son hear him and so the voice coming out of the cloud has to speak to somebody who's not in the cloud and so he's speaking to the apostles who are there as Jesus and Moses and Elijah are being surrounded by this cloud and yet I want you to notice with this voice it's God who's speaking and notice what he's saying this is my beloved son hear him Matthew 16 verse 5 adds the words this is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased hear him and so first God declares his approval of everything the son has done and has said because Jesus lived a life that was fully pleasing to his father he lived in perfect accord never sinned and had continuous fellowship with the Lord and thus his life obviously his God and his father he was very pleasing to him in John 8 29 he said Jesus said he who sent me with me the father has not left me alone for I always do those things that please him so he said in whom I am well pleased but notice he also says hear him now when he says hear him listen to him listen to what he has to say now this is an important point I hope I develop it right with you hear him when he says hear him that is a reference to Jesus as being Messiah when he says hear him that is actually an illusion to Deuteronomy chapter 18 verse 15 because in the Old Testament in the book of Deuteronomy there is a prophecy related to the prophet who is like unto Moses and in that passage it says the Lord your God will raise up for you a prophet like me from your midst from your brethren to hear and so the hear him is an illusion to Jesus as Messiah and so he is saying this is my beloved son the son of God he has pleased me and it is your responsibility to hear or to listen to what he has to say now to take it a step further and bring some application to that to hear him is not simply to allow your son to reverberate with the sounds that he is making there is a great difference and we know it between listening and simply hearing all of us know that every married couple in this room knows that there is a difference and our kids if you are a parent your lips may be moving and they are looking at you as your lips are moving do you ever said are you listening to me have you ever said that do you hear me and oh yeah I hear you you are not listening to me don't tell me you are listening to me I know you are not listening to me you are saying what did I just say you said a lot yeah I know but what exactly did I just say and you know it has been said to you my precious honey I don't know there are times she is here right now but she doesn't hear me I am going to get in trouble but there are times there are times daily that I will look at her and I will say honey you are not listening to me yes I am if Marie is folding close she is not listening to me I can tell you that if she is looking at the TV she doesn't watch very much TV but if she is watching the TV and I turn to her she will just she is not listening to me my wife is the one that sits there and her head starts to fall like that and I will look at her and I will say baby go to bed you got sleep in your eye what you mean you are not asleep I am watching this you know what God himself can speak to us and we say we are listening and we are not we are doing something else we are thinking something else we are caught up with something else and the Lord is speaking and it is through his word and the beans don't burn I mean where am I going to go after church I mean we we are that way I have hope I have to be honest with you I have so much hope because I know if the Lord can work with guys like the apostle Peter who don't seem to get it most of the time and yet God transforms him into an incredible man of God and you see this life after life in the Bible because as I am reading this God is making a statement to me and to us I think by application and he is saying look at this this is my beloved son I am well pleased with this he is the one that you are to hear because he is the Messiah he is the one that I spoke of in Deuteronomy 1815 when I said I would raise up a prophet like unto Moses and you are to hear what he has to say this is the one as they are having this exceptional mountain top experience and the Lord speaks and notice with me that God doesn't say a whole lot he doesn't say he doesn't have to this is my beloved son I am well pleased hear him that's all he doesn't give us a long long long he just says hear him having a desire to hear the Lord having an obedient ear to his teachings having a hunger to know him and having the respect to listen carefully to him reveals that we love him reveals that we know him it reveals that well that we belong to him that's what it reveals guys that's what it reveals that we belong to him in John chapter 10 verse 27 Jesus said it this way he said my sheep hear my voice and I know them and they follow me remember chapter 6 in Luke let me turn you there for a moment I want to show you something verses 46 following I want to remind you of something remember how in Luke chapter 6 verse 46 Jesus asked this incredible question but why do you call me Lord Lord and do not do the things which I say whoever comes to me and hears my sayings and does them I'll show you whom he is like he's like a man building a house who dug deep laid the foundation on the rock and when the flood arose the stream beat vehemently against that house and could not shake it for it was founded on the rock but he who heard and did nothing is like a man who built a house on the earth without a foundation against which the stream beat vehemently and immediately it fell and the ruin of that house was great see the difference is the one who hears and does we can hear Bible study after Bible study and I don't know that God's word ever returns to him void but does accomplish the purpose that he sent it out to perform and yet I've also discovered that we can become callous and the same thing over and over again and never respond to it you hear it long enough and you say to yourself I've already heard that if I don't respond to it then I'm never going to learn about God in the depth that he wants me to Jesus said if I still obey him that he promised he said I will manifest myself to you through your obedience to me and so when we do those things that he says we actually have an opportunity to see him fulfill his promises and reveal himself to us and we have people say all the time I just want to know God well the way to know God is to obey him to hear him that's how you know him because he reveals himself to you when you begin to follow him in that way when you obey him Jesus in John 14 verse 15 said if you love me keep my commandments in John 14 verse 24 Jesus said he who does not love me does not keep my words which you hear is not mine but the fathers who sent me you see if you love me you keep my commandments if you don't love me you don't it's just that simple if you love me then what I say is something you want to do but if you don't love me it doesn't matter what I say you're going to find a reason not to do it so my sheep are the ones who hear my voice that's a good way for you by the way here tonight to test whether you whether you have a relationship with the Lord this is a good way for you if you want to do you care what he says do you care I mean if you care and say you know Lord speak for your servant here I do want to know you and I want to grow I want to know you if you care and so when you hear the word you say boy that's something I really want to know more of I want to know more through that Lord because you see it's been said the best way for you to ever come to know a passage is to just make up your mind to obey what it says and that's the best way to get to know a passage is when it speaks to your heart to say Lord I well that's what you're saying that's what I want I want to do that I want to hear you because Jesus said my sheep hear my voice and therefore Lord I want to hear and not only do I want to hear I want to do more than simply hear it in the sense of understanding certain things but I want to know that because in knowing your word I am getting to know you and you're going to manifest yourself to me my life is going to be transformed because of that and that's really what I want in life and so Lord I do want to hear you now verse 36 when the voice had ceased Jesus was found alone but they kept quiet and told no one in those days any of the things they had seen this is something that they kept to themselves because had they gone out and spoken concerning this in its detail the people might have wanted to come and take Jesus and make him king by force and they also had much that they still had to learn about Jesus and the things that he wanted to teach them they needed to learn and they needed to allow God's word to actually find a place in them we'll be looking at this next time we're together but notice in verse 44 of the same chapter how Jesus says let these words sink down into your ears there's this settling process that takes place that God will just settle his word in you and as you begin to mature you begin to see the grades of and the depth of truth that he wants you to to know by experience they had much to learn and so this is something that they kept to themselves but even as I mentioned earlier John did mention it in his gospel and Peter did mention it in one of his letters this is something that they never forgot when they saw the glory of Jesus Christ the glory of God shining through and we're so struck with awe and that's something that never left them they saw the glory of the Lord


Hello everyone. Good evening. Thank you so much for joining in. I know this is kind of the evening. Everyone's tired and so on. And honestly we have 20 more people than I thought they would be originally in this room. So thank you so much for, well thank you so much for again for joining in. What I'm gonna talk about today is data-driven workflows, right? Essentially building data engineering workflows from getting data from one source onto a destination, right? Now within the industries, the industry is kind of heavy on using Spark and Scala related tools. And what I'm here to sort of help you all understand is this new kid on the block which is called Dask. And how you can use it to not just expedite your workflows but also build cleaner workflows which can easily be shared across. Now enough about the topic. Let me just talk about myself for a bit. My name is Vepav Srivastav. Vepav is a difficult name. You can just call me VB. That's visual basic. I'm a data scientist. I work at Deloitte Consulting back in India. And I architect machine learning workflows for Fortune Technology 10 clients on Google Cloud. And that's where majority of my experience working on big data workflows and PySpark, Dask and all of these, all of those things that have come through. You can find me on Twitter at reach underscore VB. I also put all of my talks at Vepav.blog. Feel free to look at it later on. Now before we get into the contents, who here has ever built a big data workflow before? All right. We've got three people. Who have ever heard about or worked with Apache Spark? All right. Cool. Who's ever heard about Dask? All right. We've got one person. All right. So hopefully by the end of this talk, I would want at least a few more hands to go up when I say who's heard about Dask. Cool. So what is Spark? For all those who do not know what Spark is, Spark is a distributed data processing engine. Essentially, you write some code to be able to process massive chunks of data, sorry, distribute massive chunks of data into smaller chunks of data, process them, and then put them from one source into the destination. This is used pretty much everywhere.  Spark has multiple abstractions. So you have Spark SQL, you have Spark Streaming, you have a machine learning library within Spark. It's called MLib. There's a GraphX library, which means that you can build graph nodes on it as well. It's got a fairly robust support as well. You can build it in Java, you can build it in Scala, Python, and R. But I'm going to talk about this from more of a PySpark view. And again, PySpark is fantastic. I love PySpark. We've had some fantastic talks today about PySpark and how you can build stuff on it. But as a Python developer or as someone who codes in Python, there are a lot of issues just with using PySpark. The reason for that is, and you may see on your screens as well, that Spark was originally written in Java using Scala as a layer as well. And everything that you code up within that or anything that executes on that is eventually run on a Java virtual machine. Whereas when you use PySpark, you add another layer of abstraction on top of Spark, which means that you first write your code in Python, which is then broken down into or compiled into Java code and then is executed in the JVM. This not just adds a lot of overhead, but also makes it very difficult for people who are new to building big data workflows or trying to get their head around Spark or just using PySpark very, very difficult. Some of the reasons for that is primarily centered around the fact that your Python code is trans-compiled into Java. And even if, let's assume that that's all right, every time you run a PySpark job, you get into mind-wrecking trace packs, something that looks like this. You literally have Java trace packs in your Python code and you're just like, what's happening? And not just that, you get null point exceptions in Python. I mean, if that's not weird, I don't know what is. And this just becomes like a very baffling experience to build quick workflows and something that just works. That's where Dusk comes in. Dusk is designed to parallelize the Python ecosystem. It has familiar APIs for Python users. And for all those of you who have never coded in Python before, Python is kind of the world's most easiest language to pick up. I mean, a Hello World program in Python is literally print Hello World. How easy can it be? Not just that. For those who have been working within the Python ecosystem, Dusk as a library was code developed by contributors from pandas, from scikit-learn, from Jupyter teams. So this is the best of the best teams working together to build a package or build a library to give you a way to build distributed workflows. And again, this is something which scales from multi-core, which meaning just one computer, to thousands of nodes of clusters. Now, let's take a deeper look into this. I mean, I've been trying to convince you guys about Dusk. So let me give you some data points as to why Dusk is the right fit for your next big data workflow. Dusk is basically a scalable pandas data frame. So if you were to read a file from, say, an Amazon S3 bucket, which is present in S3, say, bucket in 2019, all you have to do is just import Dusk data frames, which is the library, and you do dd.read parkway, because that's the file which is present in that bucket. And if you have to group by and perform any computations on it, you can literally just do df.groupby on the name, take the value, compute its mean, and give you a data frame too. In just three lines of code, you basically read through an Amazon S3 bucket. You grouped by that particular data on the name, you computed how many times was it there, you computed the mean of it, and then you returned that data frame as well. That's just three lines of code. If you were to do the same thing in PySpark, it would be massive amounts of code. And before you reach a stage where you can even build those flows, you would have multiple exceptions. You would have null point exceptions. You would have Java trace packs, which more often than not, you would not understand.  You can actually parallelize your scikit-learn, which is a machine learning library, workflows or scikit-learn workflows using Dask. You can essentially export or take in Joblib, which is like a parallel backend within scikit-learn, and you can use Dask as a task scheduler, which means that for every job that you run via Dask, it creates a task graph, which means that where your data is and where all it can go, it creates that, and you can parallelize all of your ML flows, your data flows and so on and so forth with Dask. And now comes the most interesting bit. We were just talking about creating big data workflows, but Dask does so much more than that. Let's take, for example, this existing code base. I'm running two for loops in there, and I'm essentially just appending, so for x and x, and then again for y and y, I'm essentially checking if x is less than y, and if it is, then I put it into a function f, which can give me a result. If not, then I put it into another function, which gives me a result, and then I push it all into a result's list. Now, if you just look at this code, this is a sequential code, but it doesn't have to be sequential. And if it was to run sequentially, it would essentially take one x out of the big x list, and then it would find one y from the big y list, and then keep on computing this again and again, till the time both the lists do not exhaust. But we can actually use Dask to be able to parallelize all of these processes, because these processes are not dependent on each other. So each and every small x or each and every unit within the big x list is independent of each and every unit within the big y list. And how we can do that is literally by adding two lines, which is I define the function f as a Dask.delayed object. What that does is it basically creates a lazy graph of your function, and it only calls it when it is, it only calls those functions or it only passes the data into those functions when I do Dask.compute results. So essentially what I'm doing is I'm explicitly telling my compiler or my interpreter that all you have to do is once I hit compute, you have to take these delayed objects and parallelize this across all the cores that I have within my machine, and then send these data in parallel chunks. And this is massively fast, right? And again, you can pretty much use this on any of your existing Python code bases. And that's the best part. It's literally just three lines of code. All right. Next, sorry. Now Dask not just creates, it's not just something that runs on like a cluster, right? It fairly easily scales up. You can scale it up to 1,000 node clusters. You can use it on supercomputers. It works at gigabyte bandwidth. It has just a 200 millisecond task overload, which means that whatever I write within Dask gets computed within less than or hits the computation graph within 200 milliseconds. And not just that, it also scales down, which means that you can easily run it on a single Python thread pool as well, which means a single core machine. There is no performance penalty, which means that contrary to how PySpark works, if you have a lot of code written in PySpark, you would have to sort of transcompile it into Java and then work your way through. You don't have to do any of this. This is natively written in Python, hence the massive speed pools. And again, it is lightweight. You can literally install Dask with one command, which is pip install Dask, that's it. And it would work right off the bat. You don't need to set up like a Java virtual machine. You don't need to set a Java path or any of those things. And of course, I love Java. And the fantastic stuff. You have clean Python trace back every time your code breaks. As someone who creates multiple workflows, this is something which is very important for me. I need to know where my code is breaking. If it breaks at a particular function, I want to know where that function is in my file, not some random Java library, which is hidden in some random folder and so on and so forth. I want to know where my issue is breaking and how I can fix that. Apologies for the GIF. Not just that, Dask actually provides you, this gets better, it provides you with beautiful diagnostic dashboards. So right now, this is a grab of me running a dot compute on a four-core machine. And as soon as I hit dot compute, it essentially first figured out where all the data can go across my cluster. And then the green sort of lines that you see, that's basically IO between multiple codes ranked and computed through. You can see this is from the same flow. You can see that it also gives you how your memory is doing, how your CPU is doing across the core, what's your network IO, and how your entire flow is kind of progressing. So there was a group by happening, there was also some time series analysis happening through it, so it essentially tracks your entire flow and tells you how fast your flow is running. And this is it running in the wild. As you can see, essentially all we're doing over here is reading some data out of an AWS bucket and then running some sort of simple computations on it. This runs side by side. So when you're running your Python code, on the side you'll have this dashboard to keep a track of where your memory is leaking, where your maximum time is spent within the flow, how you can further optimize it and so on and so forth. Cool, now enough hyping, Dusk. Let's talk about some benchmarks. Let's talk about let's put PySpark in Dusk head to head and see what works best. I have the code for all of this. These benchmarks put up in my GitHub. I'll share the link with you all. Essentially all the data for this test was put into an S3 bucket and we had similar code written for PySpark and for Dusk. So what we did here was a very simple check. We just read 1,000 records from an S3 bucket and just see how much time does it take. PySpark takes 11 seconds and Dusk takes one second. But that's just 1,000 records. Let's scale this up. Let's push it up a notch. Let's talk about one million records. PySpark did 2.3 minutes, took 2.3 minutes to read, so PySpark's catching up. Dusk took 1.8 minutes. Now let's take it up another notch on the same one million records. Let's put a filter and persist that output for another operation or can be anything. When we do that, we see that again, PySpark's still trying to catch up. PySpark's at 2.6 minutes and Dusk is at 1.6 minutes. Now this is where things get interesting. When we try to join two data frames, essentially two data sources together within PySpark and within Dusk, let's see how they perform. This is where Dusk kind of goes down the drain. PySpark did the same thing in 5.6 minutes. Dusk did the same thing in 12.8 minutes. A quick thing here, the reason why this is slow is because Dusk works really, really well on single data sources. So if you just have one structure of your data, either in Parkway or in CSVs or in a table somewhere, it would do phenomenally fast stuff, but as soon as you try and join the two, then the task becomes not so easily parallelizable. That's why it becomes difficult for Dusk to catch up to PySpark. So if your use case has a lot of joining happening between multiple sources, you may wanna look into PySpark or you may want to do that join somewhere else outside your Dusk code to make sure you have the most optimized workflow. Now, which one should I use? This is a famous code by Thomas Sobel. I love it. He says that there are no solutions, there are only trade-offs. But again, just to put things in perspective, if you're trying to set up a new flow, if you're trying to set up a new project, I would recommend giving Dusk a shot. Definitely try it out because it's literally one simple command which is pip install dusk. You can easily take it out for a spin, run some flows on it, and see how it performs with your existing flows. If you're in a legacy system, say you have a Hadoop system, you have these Java-based systems, then I would recommend still sticking around with Spark. I wouldn't ask you to shift everything from there onto Dusk, but I would still recommend you to see if you can do some local installation somewhere on a virtual machine there and then try to see how it kind of performs. But by all means, do try out Dusk. It's something which has very less dependencies. It can do a lot more things than just building your data workflows. It can parallelize codepaces. It gives you nice dashboards to see how your flows are working. All of these things are something which PySpark or Spark kind of fails to provide you from the get-go. So it gives you more tools in that sense. There's something more. If you wanna try it without setting it up as well, I've put these two co-lab notebooks up on Google Co-Lab. So you can try PySpark on a Google Co-Lab. You can also try Dusk on a Google Co-Lab. Let me just see if I can open. So I actually did a bit of a hack here. Co-Lab allows you to expose external URLs onto within the VM that it allocates you. For those of you who do not know Co-Lab, let me take a step back. Co-Lab is basically a Jupyter notebook where you can execute Python code. It's an open-source offering from Google themselves. And let's see if we can connect and run this. So all you have to do is just sign in from any Gmail account. You can see that it's given me a Python 3 Google Compute engine backend which has 12.72 gigabytes of RAM and good enough hardware space as well. So let me see if I can run this. Let's execute this code.  We can get to it later on. It says that my scheduler is set up. I have one worker and I have two cores. And I have 13.66 gigabytes of memory. Now, I really want you all to see the dashboard that I've been raving about for so long. You cannot get it by default. So what I do is I essentially download ng-rock onto the Co-Lab itself. And then using Python, I expose a URL from ng-rock there. This is extremely hacky stuff. Do not do this. But this is just for you all to try it out. I actually found this hack to be very nifty and it's not working. Ha! Let me get back to you on this in a jiffy. But when you see it next, this would all be working. I think there's some issue with the version of Python that I'm running within this. But as soon as you do this, it'll give you a URL which you can ping and it'll work. I have a similar flow for PySpark as well. And you can essentially just go on these two and try benchmark stuff on your own. Last, if you're more interested about learning what Dask is, how it works, the official documentation is amazing. You can go on examples.dask.org. You can also go on the GitHub repository within Dask. It's called Dask-tutorial. It's built by Matthew Rocklin and Tom Spurgers, who are some of the people I really look up to within the Python community. And there's this amazing Dask tutorial from SciPy, US, last to last year, which is up on YouTube. You can look these up as well. Before I end, special mention to Matthew Rocklin and Tom. They're the thinking brains behind the Dask project. And also Ian Whitestone, because some of the benchmarks which I used here were his work and my renditions. So thank you so much for your time. I can take any questions if you all have. Sure. Yeah. Right, so your question is that... Yeah, sorry, thank you for the question. Perfect, yeah. So the question is that the way Spark works is you have a master node, which kind of schedules everything to the slave nodes and then it distributes the work and so on and so forth. Dask has kind of the similar kind of structure. It has a task scheduler, which schedules everything across nodes and sends the data through it, but you don't need a dedicated virtual machine for it. Even if you were running it on the laptop that I'm running on, it'll work clearly on it. Whereas in case of a Spark, you would have to dedicate at least a core towards it, which is not the case with Dask. So Dask doesn't have the single point of error? Yeah, yeah. And so if we take a step back, what's happening there is, as soon as you create, you remember those Dask.delayed objects, right? The function, as soon as you create those, right? It creates a task graph, which is like from source, how do things go to the end? You can think of it as map reduce itself, but not exactly that. And those task graphs are then spread across multiple cores to be executed. Does that answer your question? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Perfect, cheers. I will take any other questions. Right, fantastic question. I love the question. We're, in fact, recently at a client, what we did was have automations for Dask, because Dask is nothing but a Python code, right? So you can easily schedule it up on a cron. You can easily schedule it up on, say, a virtual machine, or let's talk about serverless. You can actually, so we've tried it on Google Cloud. You can have it on Google Cloud Functions. You can have it on Google Cloud Run. You can have it on Google Cloud AI Jobs as well, and it would work just fine.  Does that answer your question? Okay, cool. Yeah, we can talk later on. All right, thank you so much. You were a lovely audience. Thank you so much for your time.


Hi, I'm Nicole, and welcome to the ProduceMade Simple Kitchen, where you're go-to resource for all things fruits and veg. Today I'm going to be showing you how to make a really flavorful, vegetarian, mushroom-based stuffing, which is perfect for holidays and family get-togethers. So the key ingredients in this recipe are our delicious mushrooms. We have three different ones here. They're grown locally all year long. So we have our white mushrooms, we've got some cremini mushrooms, and some shiitake. And I don't know if you know, but creminis are actually baby portabellas. So the first thing we need to do is prepare our garlic, onion, and celery. I'm going to use about two cloves of fresh garlic. We're going to chop the onions and garlic and celery into quite small pieces so that we don't get huge chunks of them in our stuffing. We want that to be the mushrooms to really be the star. And this is just to add flavor.  So now we've got all of our celery, onion, and garlic in the pan. We're just going to quickly soften that up. I would say it would take about five minutes. So let's get going. So now that we've got the onions, garlic, and celery in the pan, we're going to just do a rough cut of our mushrooms to get those ready. While the mushrooms are cooking, we're going to chop up the apricots. So we're ready to assemble the stuffing. And while all of that's been cooking, I've had some vegetable broth soaking in some chopped up white bread. So we'll put that into the pan first. You can see that it's got a little bit of moisture, but it's not soaking wet. And now we're going to add the chopped apricots. These were dry apricots. They add a little bit of sweetness to this. And also a really nice little bit of color. And finally, our mushroom vegetable mixture. So I think it looks really good. Everything is kind of cooked down and we really flavorful. Now we're just going to mix it together. You know, you probably could do this in a big bowl first, but I just didn't want to have to wash another pan. We're going to just pop this in the oven at about 375 for about 45 to 50 minutes. And there you have it, our mushroom stuffing. Now, this is something I will be serving this holiday season because in my family, we have meat eaters, but we also have some vegans and vegetarians. And this is a recipe everyone can enjoy. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more produce made simple and hopefully we'll see you soon. Happy holidays.


I don't remember when you talked about this. Was it was either on a podcast or there was like a guardian interview with you where you're just talking about cocaine, doing cocaine in England? Yeah. Where did, did I read that or I heard you talk about it? Do you remember doing a lot of cocaine in London? Not more than usual. I mean, there was like a, it was the- Cause you don't seem very much like a drug guy. You don't like read as a drug guy. I was way, I was a big upper guy. Like I didn't like, I was not a downer guy. I didn't like ludes or I've done, you know, everything a handful of times, like heroin was just not worth it to me. Did you ever do it? Try it? Yeah, yeah. And it was like- I mean, it's okay. I never shot it. And it was, I probably did it, I don't know. I, maybe seven or eight times, total. Heroin. Heroin, yeah. How many times would you say you've done cocaine?  No one ever openly talks about cocaine. I'm pro cocaine, but like in any drug, it has to be used in moderation. I'm not a, nor was I ever like- Did you read the Carl Hart book, Drug Use for Grown Ups? No.  He's, he's Professor at Columbia. Yeah. And the book came out two or three years ago and he's like, you can do meth. Yeah. You can do all this- Oh, I did a bunch of crystal. You can do all this stuff. I did lots of crystal. Did you really? Yeah.  I had one specific rule. It was very, very important to me and it's why I, of all the things I've ever done, I've told this story before. I did crack in London. This must have been the thing I had. Yeah. And it was amazing. And I was with two friends and three strangers and they were strange strangers.  Like a British, something dignified of it. Mirror film or whatever that's called. Yeah, like Sherlock Holmes. We were, there was this guy who was like a very well-known town character figure in Camden, Camden Town, which was like the hipster. This is a pre-Shorditch and all that and pre-Hackney. So Camden Town was the place. And this guy would perform in the back of a fish and chip place and it was kind of rockabilly, whatever. And you just, everybody knew him. He was one of those guys. And I don't know how it came to be but me and two friends and that guy and then these two older kind of funny, Hackley British women. You ever read Viz, British comedy magazine? They have the, there's a comic called Two Fat Slags and they were kind of like them.  And we smoked crack and I could not understand these women. These women were like Northern England. So that's really tough to hear and to comprehend and their accents. And it was just weird, right? And we smoked crack all night until the third time, maybe fourth time. And it was like, are we gonna get some more? Cause we kept buying more. And I was like, if I don't leave now cause I was doing shows. I was there, I had a month at the Soho Theater on Dean Street, Soho. And I was like, if I don't, oh, I didn't even tell you my, I'm sorry, if I've went through all this.  I have to quit. And that was my promise. You have to quit the substance, not comedy. The substance, yeah. If it's messing with my ability to be professional to deliver. Karl Hart's rule is you have to sleep. Anytime people have psychosis from drugs, it's because they haven't slept. Yeah. All the bad salt, which is a fake story anyway, but like any psychotic episode, the first question you should ask is, have you slept? And the answer is always gonna be no. Yeah. So he's like, take a sleeping pill, do whatever you have to do. Yeah. That makes sense.  And you're like, what? It's 10 a.m. I'm in Tompkins Square Park and I've got a tall boy in my hand. What am I doing? Go home. It's time to go home, you know, and, but yeah, I said no, I gotta go. And, and that was the one and only time because it was great. Yeah. It's great. And that's actually a joke, I think from Mr. Show. It's lie detector sketch. Yeah. Have you ever done crack? What about crack? Do you ever smoke some crack? Yes. Dude, you're out there. I hadn't done it at that point, but Jay had and he was like, oh yeah, it's great. Yeah. It's the funny, it's like the first time I've ever seen someone on television say, yeah, I think the line is, yeah, it's great. It's crack. Yeah. It's incredible. It was great. It's crack, it gets you really cool. But I was not a downer guy, but I love doing, again, in moderation and I wasn't like, let's do fat rails. Yeah, would you do it like, like celebratorily or would you just do like, I don't know, feel like doing drugs? No, no, it was only as a practical function to keep staying out. So I would, I would not do big lines but I would have some and I would do bumps, you know, and we'd be out.   But I mean, I was having a blast. Yes.  I would just, it was as I said to my wife, it's like a cup of coffee for your nose.  If it's enhancing, knock yourself out. That's what I- So that's what I, that's how I did, so I did a lot of coke, but I didn't, I wasn't a cokehead, I wasn't a fiend. I just, and it's also, I, you know, literally I knew everybody. There was a guy at every bar, you just, you find out who it is and you go, grab a bag and that's it. It's easy.  Yeah, great. Cook in. Hey, did you like that? Did you like that? Yeah, did you like it though? You want more? Don't wanna work? Would rather watch videos of me grab assing with people.  This is like when the weatherman says there's a high pressure system coming in. Although I'm not really used to the green screen.


We get a lot of women that come into our community and I've talked in a previous live stream about what to do if you're in a casual relationship and you want to go to a committed one. And what I will say about that is that it's far more difficult to go from a casual relationship to a committed one than going from no relationship to a committed one or no relationship to an exclusive one. And so there's a lot of things that having sex with a guy without making sure that exclusivity is there kind of destroys and a lot of the good sides of making sure that you ask for exclusivity before sex is that it helps you set the frame. One is that it helps set the frame for your relationship. So it's not like, oh, we got into this and we're just having fun. And we just started hooking up and now I'm trying to force you into a relationship. It goes into like, hey, this is my boundary. This is what I need in order for us to start having physical relations for us to get physically intimate with each other. And then it sets this frame of like, hey, this is serious. I'm serious about it. And it sets a far more powerful frame if you want to have something real with a man and he starts looking at you differently because you're setting those boundaries and you're saying, hey, this is my value and this is what is important to me and this is something that I need in order for us to do this. And it's far, far more valuable for you to ask for exclusivity before you get physically intimate with a man. And so it also tells a lot about a man's character, right? So normally if you're just sleeping around and you just hook up with a guy and you're having this kind of casual friend with benefits thing, it doesn't really, it's like, okay, the guy's kind of free to do whatever he wants. But if you set up this exclusivity boundary and he agrees to it and then he ends up doing something weird, then all of a sudden you're like, oh, well, this guy is showing me his character right now. Whereas if you don't set up that boundary, then in that agreement, then all of a sudden it's like, you don't know what that guy's character is around the idea of that. And it also helps you figure out early on what this guy's actually looking for. So if he's actually ready for a relationship, if he's interested in being exclusive, if he looks at you as somebody that he'd want to be in a real relationship with, this helps you determine that very early on. So you're not wasting months or even years with a guy that's never going to end up being serious with you.


Welcome in everybody. It is leap day Leap day Comes once every four years So This would be about my 10th leap day. I guess you could say Don't know how many you've had But hey welcome in Let's just have some fun today Thank you all for being here Do appreciate everybody coming in every every time. I'm sorry I chat about this a lot But I do appreciate all of you being here and I appreciate you all Coming in and supporting to show all the way you do it is your show as I kind of moved on to say it's It's about what you guys want to see and gals and So I appreciate everything you do, especially dropping the like yes, the Sylvania We have a Sylvania first up today and if you've seen the if you see the Title for this stream, you'll know that we're going for some Zappy action today zappy zappy action. That's right. I see some of The local the locals I guess we'll call you the regulars here. 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It's 20 inches and it's kind of a tight 20 inches So it does not take up a lot of space and it's easy to work around So it's going to be fun to be able to open it up and I know it doesn't have a resistor at least I don't Remember, I mean we've seen this one before if you've been with the show pretty regularly you've seen this one Blast a few times Already so it's an old faithful and that's we're going to be going for Yes, the flat it is a flat Sylvania 20 inch CRT televisions from the early 2000s And I will tell you Then we'll tell you those wonderful details. Welcome Kristoff Welcome welcome one and all let me turn down down down Just trying to get The audio set. I do have my secondary microphone so I will be over there, but I'm just gonna relax here later buddy come in. I also have the better camera now set up down here It's hand portable. Look at that. Oh It's the Sony it's normally the good cameras So I've I've got it set up. Hopefully to where I can move it around some more Get right in there and show you some zaps Because I just don't know about the cable on you next ago That's the name of this nexigo NEX IGO camera And it's been pretty faithful, but I think I might have yanked it a couple times too hard What's up? Belmont welcome back. We'll come in. Thank you for coming. Yeah, it's pretty good shape Z wooden Hey Brandon All right Good. Thank you all for coming in a special shout out. What's going on? Who knows? Who knows what's going on with this myth this new thing on the mister Who's who's set it up the new mister thing where you can? Broadcast whatever video you want on to your mister Anybody done that? It seems like a pretty awesome project. Maybe we'll have to try some time I also saw somebody tagged me in a g1 modification for sets that I had no idea about And it's supposed to sharpen up the image on some sets. I Don't know what's going on with that. That's crazy. And that's just a couple things that I saw this morning Hey, Felipe. Thank you for the $5 super chat. That's awesome Hey, Steve. I miss loose already. I enjoyed the videos you made together. I hope you had tons of fun have fun Zepa the zaps Thank you, I appreciate it Felipe and Right after that Jake sends a Jake is way black since five dollars has loved the Zes video you released I also appreciated that you could drink a beer at the game at the end Groovy mr. Cass. Thank you. Yeah, it's Jake Yeah, it was a lot of fun hanging out with Lewis and I'm Yeah, if you have it if you're not on patreon, don't worry about it. There's a video that I made It's just it's been released early on patreon So if you are a patron you go watch it. Otherwise, it should be out. I think tomorrow but it's a Good episode a little bit over 30 minutes of Lewis and I together hanging out on our trip. I mean It's footage. I had it was edited well together. We just went around and saw some local stuff as Well as checked out some things here in the CRT shop and it was a lot of fun to make the video I hope people enjoy it. I've just got to try to get the right title and Thumbnail Because you never know with this kind of video whether it's gonna go and do okay or not But I thank you all For watching it and enjoying it and it will be out on YouTube like I say tomorrow is the goal But it was fun fun to hang out fun to hang out and we have The Sylvania Sylvania here. Thanks. I'm just letting the chat or everything get warmed up. Oh look at that. I just did a count Lewis or me, you know, that's a good question. I don't know exactly what Lewis's height is But he's pretty tall. He sticks his hair straight up too. So he gives himself like another inch or so from his straight-up hair I'm six foot two He's pretty close to that. He might even be six three. I don't know But it was pretty close. I Don't know I don't know about going to stony or whatever I do know that Lewis is supposed to come back for another trip to the United States and we might meet up then But we're up to 29 likes which I told everybody 29 likes That's the point. We're gonna bust it open and zap it start the zaps. So eight minutes. We got there Thank you everybody who's come in and dropped a like you've helped us get to the point now where we can go ahead and zap Now this should be fun as I said, we're gonna I've got This secondary camera set up right here So I can move it around and I should be able to comfortably do this at least comfortably, you know disassemble first off That's what we're gonna do. You are seeing again this pattern. It's hypnotizing you Right there, but we're gonna get it. Let's go ahead now and crack open that shell Whoa, okay, there's There's not There's not a reason I probably have to unplug it, but the power is disconnected on the power strip Just to let you know for right now, you know, I'll go ahead and unplug it. Why not? May add a little bit of additional light into that danger zone photo There we go. There we go now Let's check out the other view now I'm gonna go freehand here. Okay, and let you see the back of this TV to start with Okay, hang on. I've actually Got to turn it on autofocus with this camera Or it won't It won't focus if I don't put it on there's the model number right in your picture the Sylvania There we go six to six four two zero FMG 120 volt AC, when do we make this one? This was made in September 2006 For inputs we don't really have much see that nope this only has one composite video and Mono audio and then antenna Okay, so I'm gonna do now is Just remove the screws from the back here And we'll open it up. Do you see the big lovely pvm tower in the background? Can you see it? It's just blurred out of the beautiful vision there side one a few screws in this one I got one more in the back What's up Dell welcome in how about you get a good let's get a good high quality close view That's right we do Oops, let's see That might be too much light. I may do this microphone some just because I know it will rate and react better To me like moving it around and stuff, so let me get the secondary mic out Set up I think it should be good. All right, so let's get in here First off the sets unplugged currently you saw it running just a second ago. Here's the little board down there So that board simple board down in there not much to it. Oh Man, they use those sus con though sus con capacitors Gotta love sus con Anyway, there's the mono audio speaker right there, which that's a pretty dumb design I know they're trying to save space, but Speaker points directly at the Ground right bounces back the most the sound backs bounces back into itself. Excuse me. Okay.  I can fix it. I just wanted to get myself in view so you could do two views I'll probably what do you want? For the first one you want to see both of it like this so you could see me at the same time All right, so you got your choice here for zap number one of 29 needs somebody to help me keep count and Please go ahead and contribute your like So that we can see this now. I'm gonna get some pliers too and use two hands here like you should probably never do Hopefully I don't fry any of the equipment that light is quite blinding to me. Let's see Let's try that. Oh, yeah, that's better better better. There we go See here I am There we are Okay I'm gonna lift this up and then I'm gonna pop that and try to not touch anything this ground cable is really close to me Hang on because that's okay. It's the ground cable. I'm connected to right there He actually Strap that down Gonna get a wire strap and Connect that so it doesn't hang loose. Alrighty, here we go. Okay. Oh Man Did you see it? It zapped well before I could even get there. It jumped here No, it did it. Okay. All right, I'm gonna I Have no idea if you saw it I'm going to repower the CRT on For a second and then I'm gonna count that as number one, but I don't know if you got to see it so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna re reset up and we'll do it again Just pulling it back in it's turning on because itself turns itself on We saw it. Okay, Ronnie. Good this time. I'm probably gonna go and do the same thing I'm gonna do the exact same thing This screen says video. Okay Powered off so I'm plugged again. I mean I can hear the thing. It's still buzzing This is just I really shouldn't be doing it like this But you know for the for the sake of the viewers all of you out there See if I can get you a different view though this time. All right, great This is app number two and then I'm gonna switch over in the third zap I think I'm gonna show you a close-up of just the anode cap and I'll get myself off the screen Oh, this is gonna be Shocking. Oh gosh get open and over there. I don't want it to zap before You get to see it. Let me Try to get the camera angled around gosh. This is not a good. It should be about as good as I can get it right there Here we go Let's see. Oh, I know you heard it. I don't know cool Did you see that one? Did you see it? Dell I'm living dangerously. I'm just proving everybody. I mean Like I know that people are gonna shit themselves, but you know, I'm not gonna say how I really feel about it Actually on the internet, but I will tell you I've never I will tell you one thing No one's ever shown me any piece of documentation where someone has Physically died or even ended up in a hospital specifically for touching an anode cap Now I could see you could definitely kill yourself if it was turned on and you did what I just did But yeah, I know a lot of people like ah and hey if I'm wrong, guess what? I just get zapped here in the basement. You get to laugh about it on the internet Yeah buried bits no bleeder resistor on these cheaper tubes, that's one of the things or older tended to be older Arcade cabinets don't have any bleeder resistor I remember save on Pat telling a story about a guy Zapping himself on the cap or the cap after it had been turned off and he said the guy just like crapped his pants Which would also be quite funny Which would also be quite funny to happen too, right?  Hmm Two zaps down I think the worst share or the worst zap I would have I don't know the worst zap I took Would have been from a neckboard while it was working Yeah, it's just that's right.  Can you just blame it on the CRT? Luckily my as you can tell my laundry room is strategically located right next to my shop here So if something happens, I'm ready Cool cool cool cool cool cool. So let's keep going, right? Let's see about getting you real close to that view and And maybe getting a better shot angle in here It's about as far as I can zoom in. Let's see if we just do it without the pliers one-handed We're only on number three and then Maybe if we get tired of this TV, we can try another one, but then I'll have to move this TV around put the other one back The neckboard has a lot of voltage run into it. All right, here we go. I can feel I can hear it energizing Let's I'll show you that it's turned on though. Sorry it was zoomed in where you were you zoomed in see Turned on Neckboards only gonna zap only is gonna zap you whoa almost the camera blade The neckboard in gonna zap you unless it's turned on the TV. I mean like again You're going We're going up in there. We're gonna do it One-handed I do it. It's gonna it just zapped. I'm sure you couldn't see it that would have been the right shot right there But it just zapped Just zapped see that's a problem if I tried to do it one-handed I can do it But you really won't get to see it. Let's let's do it again. I want to do it so you can see it this time All right. Yeah, it's gonna be It's gonna be difficult To not have it focus on something. I don't really want it to Maybe if I go back a little bit it won't won't zoom so hard on that This one's gonna be good. Did you see it? Do you see it happening? Do I need to go from like a top-down view? the thing is It jumps from My probe and the wire doesn't actually jump like it's not waiting for me to touch The wire it jumps between the space between them once it gets close enough I've got to get like up and maybe looking down into it a little bit closer You find something to get the camera to stand up a little higher. I'll try some different angles here. That was four Let's see if we can let's try this angle. There we go unplugged All right, I'm gonna wait for Verification that you saw that Did you see that? Did you see that one? That was our fifth or sixth zap? Let me do this. Did you see it? Did you see it? Ah good Yes, that was a good one that was actually a good one Good good good it only took like five or six times. We'll take a little breather. Let's see our T rest a sec and I think that was a good angle and You're not late great good. We'll probably do that one again here in a second Yeah, I'm not trying to put a lot of stress on the anode cap. Del. Thank you. That's uh, it already looks nasty. It's so dirty I need to go wipe some alcohol in the spots where it looks bad right there I put a couple scratches on there imagine the anode cap flying off boom. I Wish I could just energize it with the anode cap off and show it to you that way but that might be too dangerous What if we did that? Dell what I Mean that would be the most dangerous CRT ever but Gosh, I couldn't even imagine that Because that arc would jump from some to something else. It's so much Electricity it has to have the rubber cap. Oh, yeah demo Kirby a lot of them There's a lot of nostalgic CRTs for me. I've got one right in there Right now that's a RCA it's like 27 inches. It's the same size as the Which I probably will pull in here for the episode I do it Dell because it's got one of the same tubes that goes into arcade tubes and I can test The tube on that TV with the awesome adapters. He got for me sent me Yeah, that has a wood on the side. It's not wood wood. It's the faux wood, you know painted wood Hey, everybody. Yeah, if you're coming in late, feel free to drop a like and keep us going here I know we've been going for like 40 minutes. We'll keep going. I mean We'll try to get as many zaps in here so everybody can see. Oh, yeah, here's another good story Thank you for reminding me about this buried bits talking about big caps I Tend to not take the time to discharge caps and whatever again. It's like you can do it and you You're fine, but here I don't reason I bring this up And it's when I pull the caps occasionally they do zap like discharging on in the tray Like you'll be sitting here. I'll be sitting here working and and all of a sudden. I'll see a spark From a tray a tray like this where it has all You see there's all those different types of caps in there and occasionally They'll just short out you know On something and make a zap and you're like, well, what was that zap from over there in the bowl of junk? It's the capacitors capacitors so Yeah, hey guys, if there's some kind of topic to you want me to kind of work on on the show Let me know if there's something I know that for example last Actually the last two streams I did on that flat screen Sony did really well and Especially the last episode where I talked about Convergence, so if there's something like that, let me know I won't I'm not gonna say like oh, I'll do a specific CRT But there may be something in the adjustment that I'm not normally showing that more people want to see I'm not sure It's like we are Doing well Just was checking the stream with my phone making sure everything was still going Man. Well, the funny thing was I remember having TVs growing up that didn't even have composite They had mostly RF and it was awful. You'd just be screwing RF adapter into RF adapter into RF adapter And then maybe even use like a VCR and and put something through the VCR that was a leisure to connect it to the VCR so Lots of garbage back in the day We had to deal with on those old TVs the one I'm talking about for the RCA is only a composite video one I think I can probably modify it to add something tells to it But That is yet to be seen well one more zap folks power this thing up. I wonder how close I can get the microphone in if you can catch it I Got the microphone up there too, so maybe you can get some audio The good thing about this television is you know like it zaps just about every time and Every I mean it does zap every time and it's not too big or too bulky Should be one that is a good one to as long as I can keep it from falling apart Which just should be able to it's from 2006 The sweet home. Yeah, I got you really close to that fly back home from the ANO cap. All right. It's energized again We're gonna get in here and discharge it, but this is a good one. I feel like I'll be able to take this set on conventions and offer people the chance to see it in person and of course I forgot to I forgot to turn the jazz off right it's probably like cranking in the background, so you're trying to hear You're trying to hear what an amateur if I only had a producer here And ain't anybody want to come volunteer their time to be a production assistant, I'll give you a good letter of recommendation Maybe the next zap which would be like zap number seven will Pause the music turn that mic all the way up. Did you see that? Did you see that zap on that one? Good you heard the zap that's even cooler Adding to it the experience. It's fun No, you haven't been seeing it man, really so far that zap and the few others I've been hearing but not seeing shoot How do I get in there and see it? I'm really trying here. They try to get a good zap They go really quick see the problem is is I don't think I've given the TV probably enough time to energize When I'm doing multiple zaps like it's not good enough build up. So let's let's do that. Let's Let's zoom out a little bit and we'll let the TV run for a sec We'll just let it run. How about that? Thank you buried bits for the super chat for the zaps. Thank you very much I Appreciate it. I'm gonna turn this on and I'm gonna let this tube Warm up a little bit more. So maybe we'll get some energy in there and have a good zap again Let me check the tube for you Convergence is a little bit off on it looks like I hope I didn't zap it to the wrong spot Let's see about that tube also a foo nai foo nai f u n a i 20 inch flat for her to the foo nai foo nai Yeah, Andrew, you can still get remotes. I try to go on eBay and find the OEM remotes We generally get them for about 20 bucks If you find them most of the time This is pretty basic. This set is like super basic actually and it's not even got I mean the image is okay It's definitely could use some adjustment the convergence is Terrible up here at the top. So is the Geometry for the most part Can you see that If I zoom in how far I can show you before the focus goes away you can see you see that Corner right there. Look at that corner convergence Let me put that in the middle of the screen and then I'm gonna whoa Lose my camera such a pain in the neck trying to film CRTs in it, especially live Look at the convergence separation there See how it's uh Let me try to there we go see it It's good the autofocus might flip the camera, but you can see right there. Look at that Doesn't look that great Let me scoot back some and see all that so if you Watch this file. Let's see how good it can look if I add a Convergence strip back there and see if adding a strip adds As Clarity of that corner.  It needs a much bigger Convergence strip than that actually make a difference so Yeah, let's let it let's let this set run for some More time and Hey, thank you Said Ali bin Hanifi Hanifa, sorry Can you sell for the super chat? Can you sell and ship CRTs to the Dubai? You know, it's probably gonna be difficult to do stuff like that unless you can get simple shipping like from FedEx I don't know any Anytime it goes across. I don't really ship CRTs Unless you have somebody here that can Like Import it and export it specifically I can safely get it to that person But I cannot guarantee it from there because there's just too many factors. I don't tend to do overseas like that simply because of the nature of A couple problems that we've run into the past One of them has been a lot of countries consider CRTs to be In the United States included e-waste, so it's very difficult sometimes to get permits. Sometimes they get held up in customs Exactly an art vandal a Somebody they can do all that because again, I've I've been too scared I've done some small like eight inch ones and I've shipped them to Europe But it took a long time is stressful So I don't normally do it. I'm sorry Unless you have some way to ship it back and forth, but that's not saying it's impossible It's like I say, I mean if you have somebody knew somebody that was on a plane. I don't know Has a plane that just wants it on the plane and get it over there. That'd be fine But I don't know about importing and exporting really too much This thing is warming up. Let's see what we can look at. Well, once we got here our Timmy. Oh donna Donna look at that. Look how that shadow See how the shadow shows up sometimes and then it doesn't like how it disappears Look at that be your guys are getting one line and watch the be oh, it's shadow disappeared But it's just it's flashing on the screen. Isn't that crazy look? You see the bee shadow does know it's back the bee shadows back now watch it disappear in a second Watch well there goes out there. It's back.  How are we all doing out there? It's been one hour today I've been working like crazy been working working working. I've been working on this time-based corrector also and The time-based corrector I have to wait on a special voltage regulator. It's a 7808 I'm sure you've all heard of 7805 voltage regulators This just has a different This William. This is a different version of the test suite. This is the Artemio's here Dreamcast version Which I'll pull it up on there, but that's what this is. This is the physical copy of 240p test suite on the Sega Dreamcast Absolutely. Thank you, Said. Thank you again for the next super chat. You don't have to do that But this is a very nice Very nice tool Look Let me pull up I should be able to find The listing for it. I look for that. I'll leave it on that screen. I mean, yes, it's still up here Let me show you Let me show you this Is where you buy them video games New York? They are 2499 if you want to get a physical copy Actually, this is the one don't get it from this that other one. This is the one No, I don't know about the other site Maybe it's fine. Maybe it's not This is the one that I bought mine from VG NY soft They're the ones who actually have their name on it right here Right there. All right But this you can order this if you want Demo Kirby I use the 240p test suites directly from the Sega Genesis as well as the Super Nintendo the most and I guess it's just because it's the easiest ones for me to work with Chris that's pretty much the plan today was just to do that Yep, I didn't really have a lot going on actually what I do have is I am working on the Or I've got the video ready, but I just need to finish up things on the I've worked like I worked all through the weekend. I worked. I just I Had to take kind of a second here after I got done returning some messages this morning Just to do a chill-out stream. I still wanted to stream for the last day of the month of course But I didn't After this I might go take a nap. I'm such an old man now But it's okay. That's the way it is my hope My hope is to actually film a video on the flat-screen Sony and I've filmed some footage of the inside I obviously have the footage of the things we did on the live stream to accompany that if people want further details But I wanted to do kind of a full episode on it Like And I really I think that TV looks just incredible in these TVs from this one look incredible for 480 I surprisingly really well, so Especially like the jazz music I'm just kidding. Everybody's gonna go fall asleep be left very unproductive afternoon. Oh Yes, Stefan I've been working out. I work out a minimum four times a week I've actually worked out every day up to this day this week, so I think I'm gonna take a break today So that's four days already this week, so I'll take a break today Probably work out tomorrow take the weekend and hit back on Sunday But yeah, definitely I Was quite fortunate see all my clothes Like especially my pants have been really extra-large they've fallen off me and I got extremely lucky. I went to the thrift store And Monday and somebody turned in a bunch of really nice old leave eyes That were my size or the new size that I am right now a little bit smaller than I used to be so That's all good. I got they were seven dollars each I got six pairs of jeans for forty dollars and then a Copy of the Godfather trilogy on DVD Jake is way black. Thank you for the super chat, dude One of these days you should actually stream yourself playing video games Like beat Metroid 3 already. Oh Last donation for a while because I'm saving money and moving to a new house. Absolutely, man Don't thank you. Absolutely forgiven it and yeah, don't Don't Don't make a donation over saving for your house and doing things like that. I feel you Thank you though I've I've really been doing well. It's like the resistance training right my problem now I know what my problem now is is it's it's really What I eat more than yes, yeah, the only game I had seemed to play as this one the 240p test suite I Eat, you know, I like baked items Which is not good for Trying to lose weight Bake baked stuff baked sugary garbage There's the 240p test suite the only the one I don't have is the big one that's for the It's pretty expensive too. Let me see there's one for the Neogeo right an actual physical physical version I Think and I don't know if it's still available. Oh, it's on Stony's gamer, maybe yeah, look at this one now. This is an awesome thing, but check it out It's not it's not inexpensive stony's Look at this 150 For a physical Version of this course it comes with That's cool that you could make it different colors that purple looks awesome And it comes with a shell casing and everything but just for the That one's the expensive one 150 that's if you're the real hardcore 240p maniac Yeah and again You'd have to be kind of a collector. I think what Colors they got here ice blue. They might even be sold out of some of these Something only got red clear Purple and white. I don't know. I mean I'd be surprised somebody who just want white There they all are interesting For that definitely for the arcade purists. I mean, I would love to have a copy, but That's kind of expensive Right, it's okay. I know you can get I mean Well, you could get I Mean I have a Mr. Cade so you could You could go these these cut these copies you could go that's the thing You I'd you'd be better off like giving money to the 240p patreon account and Just downloading it and then put it on your mr. Cade and like I could put it on the Neo Geo core as a Rom in the mr. Cade and Use it that way on my Neo Geo because my Neo Geo is on No longer on the original hardware or the hardware for it is busted Like the actual MBS Machine is not good There's worse places to spend your money You know Like I say there it's Neo Geo nothing in Neo Geo is really cheap Nothing, you know, it's oh it's open-source stuff. So anybody could put it or develop it for any platform that they see Or want to it's an interesting thought I wonder why no one has Tried to translate it in some way to a DVD I think you could probably accomplish that but I have no idea and it would be good for doing things like Probably color calibrations then you could use the things on there Hey, so So I was asking about high-pitched wine high-pitched wine is Generally going to be because of transformers so what happens is the transformer or inductor is a coil and That coil vibrates at a frequency that's most of the time makes a sound that's outside of our normal hearing range But over time that coil can break down and then we start to hear it So that's what's happening is the coil is breaking down. It's very difficult to stop that noise from happening Sometimes you can get lucky go in and reflow the solder on the transformer or flyback is a transformer too So it has a coil in it Sometimes you get lucky and free flow it and it can help because maybe it's vibrating too much and Maybe some solid Solder would help but that's not always going to fix everything Sometimes if the coil has exposed coils you can use some type of silicone to hopefully Insulate it some and eliminate some of the vibrations But ultimately the only way to probably get rid of it completely is To change the transformer or inductor With a flyback it could be Debris or dirt possibly under that cap so you could discharge the Monitor like we've been doing and then clean under there and then apply a heavy coating of dielectric grease under it and See if it does it anymore and Saw it reflow the solder on it if it's a flyback. That's about it And otherwise you'll have to try to replace the flyback Which involves trying to find basically a Part that's hard to find Yep, CRT would be charged enough by now. It's a probably be this might be I know I said 29 But I'm sorry. I'll probably just go for like whatever it is the ninth one that we're on and then Sign off here But it should be plenty. Oh charge now. It's been going for like 15 minutes There we go But let's be honest if you have the the dreamcast version is exceptionally awesome Okay, it has a ton more patterns That are not in the other ones It also can test every kind of dreamcast controller that was ever made or peripheral And it will tell you if it's working and it lets you demo it This particular version is awesome, and it's my favorite and I feel like for sure having an original nice high-quality copy for $25 was Absolutely something I would spend right that's fine 25 bucks for it plus it has all the and I'm sure the other one that's for the But again all these versions even if you just want this dreamcast version. It is completely downloadable It's you don't have to buy it you can Our team you gives all this stuff away for free from his website as A download I'm wondering if less light might be helpful I feel like with the light down you might see the zap a little bit better If you if I have that light turned down, I hope that one showed up. I really do It seems like it was a little brighter than probably the other two were I don't know what it what do you think? Did you see at that time? Did you see it? I hope so I? Tried to show you as many zaps. I can't tell maybe that fried the stream in my in my bit rates still going now It says I'm okay. Oh my gosh. I don't know how to make it look more visible Can't get the camera like right up in there But I know somebody saw a spark had to see a spark out of one of these nine times, right? This is like the hardest thing to It that thing is is if you blank you'll miss it too because it's it's It's very quick. I don't have like slow-mo I don't have it But I know that Belmont's telling me the first couple were pretty pretty good So that's good if you came back and you want to go check back on the beginning of the stream It doesn't happen so fast. It's like I mean I just see like a flash and I'm looking at it directly And I'm and I see that it's on camera, but I can't really look at both But it is it's like a it's like a flash from a photograph or something. It's instantaneous and I just don't know that I'll have to go back in the replay and see if I can find like the best zap from today's show So It was fun though. I mean I got to do this kind of a stream. We got to hang out. It was a good time Good little chat. Thank you everybody who's come today and dropped super chats. I really appreciate it Please do be on the lookout for the new episode that will be out tomorrow March 1st the episode where Zez came into town and I took him to some local diner I took him to a basketball game. I took him to my CRT storage area. I took him to the tool shop.  So hopefully everybody enjoy that and I will see you all next week back here in the bunker with you know back to some regular work. I have Three large CRT's and I've been waiting for some consistently warm weather to get started on him starting with the JVC 32 inch series and then I've got a KV 36 and a PVM that is a 32 inch PVM the 32 30 So I have those three that are waiting for some decent weather For me to be up there. Thank you again everybody. I enjoy you. I really appreciate you. I mean seriously I know that like I mean we contact a lot of got a lot of us stay in touch through out the week and on Twitter so if you want to go there and And and keep up with things you can definitely do that And I really appreciate everybody that's you know always comes in has a great time here and the chat I'll see