Save 10% with my code Bobby10 on raw, organic, grass-fed and grass-finished, freeze-dried organ meats from grassland nutrition. Link in the description box. All right guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name's Bobby. Guys, today we're going to continue with the old videos, with the old gems. We're going to react to a Jewish Rabbi who says Islam is the religion of the future by discovering islam.org. I'm generally very skeptical when it comes down to certain religious figures, like in this instance a Rabbi talking about other religions. Nevertheless, today we're going to see an outsider's perspective on Islam. With no further ado, let's have a look. First, for Christianity. Christianity began disappearing since the era when Marx wrote his communist manifesto. Yes, that is absolutely correct, I can attest to that because this is what has happened on the Balkans where my parents are from. On the Balkans we had a huge communist revolution and since then I cannot say that Christianity truly recovered. Which if what we have read where we find Christianity described accurately it will die. Okay, yet again absolutely horrible translation here we will have to interpret what they mean. This is a fact whereby virtue of its establishment, Christianity, we find that it cannot withstand the social revolutions. Of course, the Rabbi is happy about that. And started Christianity dies about in 19th century and almost until the beginning of the 20th century as Christianity stopped to be a leader religion. Alright, interpretation time. So I believe what he wants to say here is that Christianity is in a steady decline not necessarily only by numbers because it is still the world's major religion. However, by practicing Christians it's probably the smallest religion out of the three Abrahamic faiths. That could bring people or drive them and did not do anything in the religious side but easily adapted to the modern era. Yeah, that is absolutely correct and this is what I spoke about. Christianity itself by numbers is still big. However Christianity as something that people practice has really died out because most Christians nowadays are simple liberals. Where there are the Christian political parties with religious Jewish parties in Israel within the authority. In other words, Christianity is a spiritual religion for a group of people have been died. Yet again, this translation is absolutely terrible man. I have to guess here that what the rabbi said is that the spirit of Christianity has died that people are not attached to it spiritually any longer. I guess. I listen to the Russian now and I believe this is what he meant. He meant that the spirit of Christianity died but for Islam it has been built since its foundation to be able to withstand. It is Islam with a strong faith so that it can withstand any change in the world. Yes, absolutely. You cannot disagree with this of course because the core of Islam is the opposite of liberalism is the opposite of modernity. This white is hated by the West and it is true as long as people adhere to the core teaching of Islam, they adhere to the principles of Islam, they will automatically go against modernity but unfortunately during those last few years I saw many Muslims fall prey to the modernist agenda as well. Islam grew up in a different way and it has been led by a leader who received the divine message and there is no doubt in this. Not like Christianity where there are many differences about the reality of its establishment and these differences are very clear between the various Christian sects. So first off I agree with what he said about Islam here and moreover it appears that this rabbi believes in Prophet Muhammad may peace be upon him but that being said what he does with Christianity is a straw man. He talks about the different sects in Christianity however all he had to do is go back to the original Christianity to Orthodox Christianity and there is no schism within Orthodox Christianity even if you want to go further down the road and say yeah but look Orthodox Christianity is split into Roman Catholicism yet again in the core teaching of the Trinity etc etc there is absolutely no difference there. But in Islam it is very clear there was a prophet Muhammad then God revealed to him the message of the Quran. Then began to build a religious society and on this basis built a new society and new testaments. He turned out later that these teachings are able to withstand and we will find it very clear if we read the Quran. It is very clear in the Quran the teachings of this revelation was made to always be able to survive in difficult situations. The Quran itself is easy to memorize hence it can be recited over and over again it can never be lost that being said the core teachings of the Quran as well they are transcendent of time if people have the eyes to see of course the modernist will say because they believe that modern times are the salvation as long as you can have sex with the same sex you are saved of course this is progress absolutely amazing but God forbid we would get warned about that degeneracy and we would get called back to the natural way of life. This is what really happened the teachings of Islam have survived and withstand in the most difficult situations. This is in addition to something very important that has been marked to Islam that Islam appeared in the east away from Europe where the social and industrial revolutions Islam has been away from all of this it was born away and became strong enough okay I understand what he tries to say here Islam just as the other Abrahamic faiths originated essentially from the same place from the same area in this world nevertheless Islam not being present truly in Europe was not exposed to the communist revolution as Christianity was however I have to correct him here because if you look into the Ottoman Empire and you look into Ataturk after that you will see that yes even in Turkey we had that communist revolution that crushed Islam or in Albania out of all places Albania nowadays is a predominantly Muslim country however it was the first atheistic country in Europe after the communist revolution so even Islam has seen the dangers of communism today in our modern times after the coming of democracy that democracy is the unlimited atheism yes absolutely it happened with secularism secularizing the societies removing church from state and what do you got them then you have a law that is man made that law is not a divine law that you follow but now you follow man made structures which ultimately is atheism is right democracy is an ugly thing it is the top of atheism at all yes absolutely correct and if I think about democracy I think about the quote of Osho because democracy basically means government by the people of the people for the people but the people are retarded absolutely in this period democracy began sinking the world yeah they will see what they got from it because they are following their own desires they are following their passions they believe the more freedom you create freedom quote unquote the better you are off but ultimately they will fall prey to that sin for life and this is what we see now at the time did not remain a thing of Christianity but only the old historic buildings justice there remains nothing of Judaism as a result of falling under the shadow of Zionism I like this rabbi man rabbi or should I say shame thus in the world today did not remain anything religion other than Islam yeah I would say that Islam is the only seriously practice religion we have to admit this above all the upgrowth of Islam so that those who follow the prophet Muhammad later and committed to the teachings of this religion so they are always in contact with the creator well the Christian if he went at once to the church on Sunday it is considered to be a good thing yeah absolutely we talked about this with the Aussie Muslim on my channel if a Christian goes every Sunday to church you would say this is a practicing Christian but nevertheless it is totally normal it's nothing special for a Muslim to go to the mosque on Friday this is common sense for Muslims however with us Christians it is truly the case with my family members near or far it does not matter nobody goes to church on Sunday we go to church if we want to maybe on holidays if we choose to do so ultimately nobody really goes to church any longer like they used to do and therefore if a Christian nowadays goes to church on Sunday he is a really practicing Christian this is how he is seen on the other hand it is just a normal Friday for a Muslim while the Muslim kneels on his knees in prayer five times per day we don't do anything man nothing some Christians lay in bed they fold their hands and then they make a little wish really it's pathetic five times a day and of specific times where I live with them there yes they have to if you want to or not you would have to do it furthermore when I traveled to Europe there was a quiet corner at the airport then came the prayer time I went to it I found Muslims coming near close to me I stopped to pray my prayer while they the Muslims brushed newspapers on the ground and knelt on the knees praying this is Islam who does that man Christians nowadays are afraid of making the cross Christians nowadays wouldn't even publicly display their faith maybe with a little cross necklace and that's that however the Muslim when prayer time comes and there is no prayer room no mosque he prays man no matter where he is overall this has many meanings people praying five times per day however it is five prayers not too long I could have viewed the prayer Muslim prayer briefed the what is written in it okay no idea what it means the prayer is not too long but is very serious and very deep when a man kneeling on his knees for five minutes and kneeling to pray and read what is written it is at that time in the case of address with Allah the most high then this is something very important and of great meaning okay yet again I can only interpret what I'm hearing what I'm reading here ultimately I believe what it means is that the recitation itself is short but very meaningful and this brings you close to your lord to the most high therefore islam in total is the religion of the future where we can say that the world will not close now by what they so called Israel I don't understand like it we are in this stage where the world is heading to the defense through the segregation because this country Israel does not have the right to exist so he's since the year and a half has ended all the dates available and possible the world began the segregation that is God the most high closes it all attempts to predict the future to stop all these disasters and other economic and follows another it will be meaningless the world will be closed and there is no escape from it maybe he predicted 2020 it does eliminate the state israel which is the origin of evil if this was the elimination of the state israel as I think within 70 years most of the land will embrace the religion of islam because of this religion islam is strong enough and can lead the people in the right direction yes there is controversy between sunnis and shiites and differences between them and some of the issues this understood but only now but I hope if it was after the elimination of what we have now israel which is the origin of evil to end their differences and this time most of people will embrace the religion of islam today that is obvious for today the white coverage began to spread to the extent that a single european country do not recall her name what this video stopped and the new mosques because of the spread of islam islam will be the future of the world and this is the true accuracy if the elimination of the existing problem is all right this is it for today's video I cannot say too much about it for obvious reasons otherwise youtube will delete my channel all together we already have enough copyright strikes and shadow banning demonetization and what not nevertheless from what I understood here this must be an orthodox rabbi and the orthodox rabbis they're usually against the state of israel but he even goes further and proclaims that israel will adapt islam this of course a bold claim we will see about that that would truly be a miracle but that being said with the other points he is spot on because this is what we see islam is the only religion that is truly practiced in this day and age by the majority of its followers this is just a fact as I said going to the mosque on friday is normal this is not something special you're not a pious muslim just because you went to the mosque on friday however if you do that as a christian on sundays you go to church then you are a pious christian wow look at john he is going to church every sunday wow truly this is the adherence of christianity in the west nowadays many so-called christians on youtube even i know for a fact that are proclaiming that they're orthodox christians and what not man they are not in church every sunday either it is all just a label nowadays even so-called neo-nationalists that are proclaiming that they are christians white christians they are not going to church either on sunday it's absolutely ridiculous there is no seriousness about their religion there is no dedication to the religion there is no true belief within the religion islam is the only religion that is taken serious islam is the only religion that is respected guys once you lose respect for anything in life you cannot regain it it is absolutely impossible i know people will tell you otherwise oh people need a second chance it is impossible once you lose respect for a person let alone a religion you will never regain it again it's absolutely impossible you will tell yourself oh now this person proved themselves to me now i respect them again no chance man it's absolutely impossible you will never respect them because internally instinctively this dent is done you will never respect that person yet again think about it your wife cheats on you and in this day and age people forgive such things it's absolutely ridiculous and they will say yes honey yes i love you i respect you again but ultimately you lost respect for that person and moreover now you lost respect for yourself this is the worst thing that can happen and so if you lose respect for your religion but you keep on following it you lose respect for yourself all right guys but this is it for today's video if you liked it leave the thumbs up if you haven't subscribed already guys please do so and if you want to support this channel via patreon thank you so much for your ongoing support guys then all the links are in the description box below as always guys may god bless you all much love and peace


The president's budget proposal eliminates public media funding. Learn how you can help at lptv.org slash action. It's been nearly four full months, 114 days to be exact, since the last time the BSU football team last hit the turf. And while their first game of 2017 is still five months away, the Beavers were back in action for the start of spring ball earlier this week. Coming off their first ever postseason victory, a win in the mineral water bowl last December, the Beavers say they are hungrier than ever. The bowl game was awesome, but we want playoffs. And I think the exciting part about this team is we've got a lot of young guys bring a lot of energy. There were a few plays away from doing unbelievable things in this last season. And like I said, it's the little things that we have to preach to be able to win those little games. BSU officially kicked off spring practices earlier this week, but preparation for the 2017 season has been well underway. It's just being in the weight room banging it out. It's like you see guys hit like high PR today, we're benching and stuff and it's like now we can see this relate to the field and be able to get on the field and get guys going. The team does have some holes to fill, especially on the offensive side of the ball. The Beavers lose three starting offensive linemen and will need some young players to step into new roles. We ain't going anywhere unless we have a good group up front. These guys are ready to get after it. And that's you know, push until the whistle's blown and that's the type of linemen you need to finish the plays and be real gritty and dirty down low. So I'm looking real promising for our own line. They also lose their top rusher, three of their top five receivers and their two starting safeties. We lost a lot of playmakers, a lot of big guys up front. So you know, we need to find guys who can step up and play. Defensively, they bring a lot of guys back. I mean, we lost a couple big kind players, but as a whole unit, the majority of them are back. So we just got to find ourselves.  But with a month of spring practices to go, they're excited to see how things shake out. We're going to have a real physical spring. That's something that we've been really having to the guys. So we're going to get after it and see where the chips fall with these young guys and go on and get ready for the fall. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Medvedev insulted the ministers of the G7 countries and again mentioned nuclear weapons. Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev has accused the foreign ministers of the G7 countries of lying and mendacity over their calls for Russia to affirm that it stands against nuclear war. What lying bastards! They themselves dropped nuclear bombs but show no remorse. They are forever speaking with a forked tongue telling bald-faced lies to their own people as well as to outsiders and then they claim that it's our country that is spreading false information about Ukraine. They're now demanding that Russia provide them with some sort of guarantees with regards to nuclear weapons. But in reality, they're hinting at a future nuclear conflict between our country and NATO, Medvedev wrote on Telegram. He pointed out that the G7 foreign ministers meeting was taking place in Japan. It's where hundreds of thousands of people died from atomic bombs. It's a country whose leaders are, in effect, spitting on the graves of their fellow citizens who died at the hands of the Americans. He noted adding, what a disgrace. The G7 foreign ministers earlier adopted a joint statement calling on Moscow to prove in word and indeed that there could be no winners in a nuclear war and thus such a war must never be fought. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on the sidelines of the event that Hiroshima together with Nagasaki offers the most powerful reminder of the unprecedented devastation and immense human suffering that the people of Japan experienced as a result of the atomic bombings in 1945.


Now, joining us to talk about your health is Dr. Bert O'Malley, the president and chief executive officer of the University of Maryland Medical Center. Dr., thank you so much for joining us. You're celebrating a bicentennial there. Tell us a little bit about the history of your institution. Well, thanks, Jeff. It's great to be here. So, we are 200 years. Happy birthday to us. And I think the significance one is the uniqueness of Maryland, the medical center, and what its mission is and that it's been doing it for so long. So, I'll kind of summarize on that. The University of Maryland Medical Center is an academic medical center. And what does that mean? In medicine, the academic medical centers are those that provide excellent and highly complex care. They're referral centers for other hospitals around the state or region. They provide training for residents and medical students, really training the future of medicine across an entire state or many students, they go across a nation. And they have a researcher discovery mission. So, they're doing science and experiments to try to build and develop and discover the cures of the future, new treatments, new drugs, new surgical procedures and therapies. And that is academic medicine. Now, Maryland, University of Maryland Medical Center is unique among academic medical centers, in my opinion, because of that, what we call a tripartate mission, the University of Maryland Medical Center has a quadrupartate mission. It was established 200 years ago by faculty physicians of the School of Medicine for training and education. It was the first, so the reports say the first teaching hospital in the United States of America. And it was built in the community to the city and in the West Baltimore community. And in that teaching, a part of it was providing access to an underserved community and reaching out and connecting with the community. So, the medical center's community mission is incredibly strong. It has grown over 200 years for this quadrupartate mission. So, that's what we're celebrating, our uniqueness and what we do. What are some of the milestones or accomplishments over the centuries that stand out for you? So, there are quite a few, but I'll name a couple that we feel are very significant. One, in 1968, we established the first trauma hospital and trauma program in the United States of America, shock trauma. And shock trauma remains a unique trauma center, not only in the state, in the nation, if not unique in the world, that it's fully dedicated. Emergency rooms and receiving units, operating rooms, recovery rooms, ICUs and floors, and all the wraparound services needed to care for patients of trauma, all within and dedicated to trauma. There's nothing like that. That was 68, 77. The medical center opened the first neonatal intensive care unit called the NICU. And those are for premature babies. Years ago, even just a decade ago, the babies that are being born today did not survive. We were able to keep these 19, 20, 21-week plus babies alive in a very intense care called the neonatal intensive care unit. It was the first and it remains the largest NICU in the state of Maryland. We developed new treatments for breast cancer, Dr. Angela Brody. They were called aromatase inhibitors. And they helped prevent recurrence of breast cancer. That was in the early 2000s. Performed the first combined heart liver transplant in the state in 2007. And maybe a few years later, around 2012, the first comprehensive broad face transplant in the world. And then something that's hit the news recently, last year in 2022. And then recently, as of five weeks ago, the first animal, a pig heart transplant into a live human. So, we're steep in discovery and innovation. I only outlined a few. Over the couple hundred years, there have been a variety of public health emergencies. You would have been in business for the Spanish flu and the pandemic that we just had. When you think about your focus on community, those are really challenging times, but also an opportunity to make a huge difference in the community. So, COVID was craziness, right? And unprecedented. I wasn't around for the Spanish flu, but I read a lot about it and learned a lot more during COVID. But I was right in the midst of it at COVID as the CEO of the medical center. And it was really, really challenged. One thing we did demonstrate was our commitment to the community. And we set up testing centers, vaccination centers, including working with the system for the opening up an entire stadium. We had mobile vaccination trucks and buildings that we built so that we can provide the testing and vaccination for our community with a strong focus for the medical center on West Baltimore. In addition to running the medical center, you also find time to perform surgery. Tell us a little bit about your professional background and your specialty in head and neck surgery. Sure. So, officially, the residency is in Oto Rhino Laryngology head and neck surgery, others commonly known as ENT. Within that specialty is a further subspecialty of head neck and skull-based tumor surgery. And that is my subspecialty. I was also a scientist in the early days. I do less science now, given the CEO role, but I'm able to keep up my surgical focus on head and neck cancer, and in particular, robotic surgery. How much have the robots changed that specific type of operation? Well, robot surgeries, in many ways, and components is transforming healthcare on the surgical side across specialty. So I'm a little biased. I have to admit, because in 2004, myself and a colleague, Dr. Greg Weinstein, conceived, invented, and developed transor robotic surgery. So that then became FDA approved in 2009 with subsequent approvals for the use. So what that did for us, I'll say from my expertise in head and neck cancer, and I won't go into too much detail, but classically for tumors in the back of the throat, to get there, Jeff, for anybody surgically, you'd have to open up the face and jaw and do some very destructive things to the human body, requiring tubes in your neck to breathe and so forth, because to get to the tumor, you have to open up the body. So that was long operations, high complications, high risk, and all kinds of other things that go along with it. So the benefit of the robot using the instruments, it can climb into the mouth with tiny little hands, much smaller than our human hands, and do surgery from inside out. So you take a 10-hour surgery, and it becomes an hour and a half without those destructive side effects. So that really is, in my world, how it transformed surgical approaches to cancer. And when I talk about robotic surgery, it may sound like the robot's doing all the work. I mean, the surgeon's still doing the procedure, but with the miniaturization, the stabilization that the equipment offers. Tell us, where is that field heading? I read a fascinating thing recently about how the robots, with their high definition cameras, will ultimately be able to see things that you can't really, you could not see with your eyes. So be able to tell you if there's some stray surprise blood vessel right behind where you're about to go, that sort of thing. So a lot into that question here. So I will clarify, as at this present time, when we do robot surgery, you have a patient with the robot instrumentation in whatever part of the body we're operating on. For me, it would be through the mouth or back of the throat. So in an operating room, at the same time, the surgeon is sitting 10 feet away on a console, sitting on a console, looking through goggles on a machine in 3D, almost like a video game, moving controls that translate to moving the instruments on the robot. So the surgeons are doing the procedure. So a couple of things. What's into the future? Well, we'll start with what you mentioned, the visualization or optics. Think of a microscope, right? We can look at a slide or a little bit of tissue. A microscope can look at the cell level, something our eyes can't see. So the power of magnification and optics, telescopes looking into the universe, is what we could bring in. So yes, we could see blood vessels or nerves that are only a millimeter away that we want to spare and save. We might be able to see tumor cells that we can't see with our human eye to say, oh, we need to remove a little bit more to make sure we get that tumor out. So that benefit is we're just scratching the surface of what's possible. And then the second thing is, I don't know at one point, but the technology is working on it, can a surgeon, being there and governing it, outline a procedure, just like a machine puts together a car or like these 3D printers, can it actually do a component that's automated? And who knows where that's going to go? So when you think about entering your third century as an institution, I guess even the size you have and the history you have, do you have to focus on some key areas? We want to be the leaders, the innovators in these couple of fields. And what do you want that to be? What do you want the University of Maryland Medical Center to be known for across its third century? So that's a great point. I want to state for sure that we are in value all aspects of medicine. We provide comprehensive medicine at every level of education, clinical care, research. But in differentiating yourself, I'm trying to be the world leader. It's not possible to be a world leader in everything at the same time, although some of those come and go with our physicians making a discovery in some area. So when I explain the focus, it's not that we're de-emphasizing anything else, it's where we have current momentum in discovery or in presence and delivery of care across our state. So one is cardiovascular surgery. And we have a tremendous surgical team. We have a tremendous research team. And the porcine heart transplant first in the world is a classic example. We're world leaders in that. And there's a lot of science and immunology and laboratory work that needs to go on to continue to advance that. So that's a big focus of ours is cardiovascular. Neuroscience is another one, both neurosurgery and neurology. And we have programs such as high intensity focus ultrasound that are only a few places in the world that are doing this and across the nation, where we take radio waves and concentrate them into a tiny little point to try to hit a part of the brain that stops people from having tremors and motion disorders. It's transformative. So that is a strong effort. Given the fact that we mentioned the heart transplant, the first in the state combined heart and kidney transplant that I mentioned earlier, transplantation in general is a big focus of ours and emphasis as we move into the future. Doctor, you sound like a guy who can't wait to get back to work. So we really appreciate the opportunity to talk with you about the history and the future of University of Maryland Medicine. Dr. Birdo Malley, thank you for your time. Thank you. Your health segments are a co-production of Maryland Public Television and the University of Maryland Medical System.


If you're listening to this on YouTube, this episode is one week delayed. Up to date, Tech Show But Friendly episodes are on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Google Podcasts. Welcome to Tech Show But Friendly, the podcast from Hardware Sugar. And so far, the past two weeks, I've been on a roll of being wrong. The initial reports about the 4060 seems to say that they had good performance, which is not to say it didn't, but ultimately, a lot of people felt that it was overpriced for what you're getting. So that was my strike one. Last week, I mentioned that the Twitter clone of Facebook threads was doing well. And again, that was true at the time. But one week later, apparently, user engagement and user time on the platform have plummeted. So it's really difficult in the tech space to come up with opinions very early on. So you have these benchmarks for a product that haven't been released yet, only to be disappointed when the actual product comes out. Or there's a lot of hype for the product, so people jump on it. And then a week later, a month later, suddenly it's crickets na once there anymore. So success doesn't necessarily follow the hype. Still on NVIDIA GPUs, the 4060 Ti 16GB version has just been released. So from 8GB, we now have a 16GB version, which is supposed to be better for upcoming AAA games or in modern games now. Supposedly require more VRAM with at least 12, 8 is just too little. More than 12 is better. Although the additional 8GB does come at the additional cost of around 100 dollars. Setting aside the whole VRAM question, I find it really annoying when NVIDIA does this, that they use the same model designation. So it's still the 4060 Ti, but there's a difference in the VRAM, which can make a big difference in the performance of certain games. So to users who aren't too familiar, they just think that oh, it's a 4060 Ti, I'm going to go for the cheaper version, which is the 8GB one. But then they're surprised later on that they're not getting the performance that they're expecting. And NVIDIA has been doing this for a long time, releasing GPUs and then later on down the line, using the same designation. But adding VRAM. I think they even did it with the 2060, when they re-released the 2060 a couple of years back. And there is no indicator. I mean, yes, the numbers are there, but for somebody who's not technically inclined and who hasn't been following the market, those numbers don't mean anything. It's just additional background chatter that they tune out. So I think a more effective way of designating that the product has more VRAM would be better. 4060 Ti plus. I mean, plus is something that, okay, there's the base version and then there's the plus version. But again, it's not in NVIDIA's best interest sometimes to make it clear for the user and it's really buyer-beware, which is why I guess a lot of tech columnists, tech journalists, tech advice people have sprung up online with YouTube and with other platforms. Because there is a need to better communicate to people who don't follow the tech space religiously, like, why this product is better even though it's more expensive or why is it more expensive in the first place? Which is something we try to do here at Hardware Sugar where we break down or simplify specs and components and really try to communicate in a non-jargoni way what's great and what's not so great about a particular product. Moving on to CPUs or rather pre-builds, Intel has decided to exit the nook market. So the nook is a very small form factor computer that Intel pioneered. Its goal was to put desktop-like computers but much smaller in various places throughout the home and your business. Less obtrusive, you know, they just kind of blend into the background. But Intel has been undergoing a lot of shuffling recently. I guess they decided the nook wasn't worth it. So they have licensed it to ASOS. ASOS would be continuing the nook line as well as providing support for older nook models. Now this is a non-exclusive license so it's possible that other vendors or brands will get into the nook market. But this is the passing of the baton as it were. ASOS will have the ball from now on for nooks. And I've never really used the nook.  I'm still using an ATX case. And going smaller, yes, it's nicer. You can fit it into different configurations like put it under your desk, under the console of your TV. So definitely there are benefits to going smaller but there are downsides as well. Heat dissipation is not great. The hardware needs to shrink down in order to fit into that small form factor. So really if you have space, you're really getting better value for money at least in terms of performance with standard sized components. But I guess ASOS sees a future in the market as they have taken it on from Intel. And will end with gaming news and another giant has caved to Steam. Activision Blizzard has announced that some of their games will begin to be available on Steam starting August 10 and that starts with Overwatch 2. So this is a pivot away from one of the original online gaming platforms, battle.net. You know, in an era where everything is so ubiquitously online now and every publisher has their own platform, online platform. It's easy to forget, especially if you weren't around back in the mid 90s, just how revolutionary battle.net was. And we're talking about like the days of getting Starcraft to run on Kali and then battle.net came around. So it's kind of sad that basically this is a sign of Blizzard waving the white flag and saying that battle.net really isn't a priority. Moreover, the Steam platform is just so popular. Overwatch 2 has been bleeding players actually and interest in the game has waned even though it's relatively new. So much so that Blizzard has presented a different compensation scheme to the teams of Overwatch League, basically cutting their potential profits. So they are looking for more players and they're trying to, they're hoping that they'll be able to find them on Steam. But having to list there is really an indication that player numbers are not great through battle.net. This has happened before. Back in 2018, Call of Duty Black Ops 3 was exclusive to battle.net on the PC and it didn't work. Like very few players relative to the number that you would expect ended up playing that game on battle.net. So you will need to have a battle.net account to play on Steam but then you get access to features on Steam which aren't available on battle.net. Such as achievements and linking up with your friends on Steam. So it's the first game announced or haven't been other games yet but it is a slippery slope and if Steam does bring players back to Overwatch 2 then it would be hard to see Blizzard holding back the tide as it were and keeping its other games away from Steam. Alright, that's about it. Again, the news dropped continues and I am happy about that meaning we have less stuff to report on talk about every week. It is the summer in the States so not a lot of hardware changing or very big news dropping. There have been reports on the latest 14th gen of Intel some tentative benchmarks and things like that but I'd rather not speculate as again my speculation skills have not been that great. Although special speculation if you are listening to this on Friday the day that it releases we will be having an episode of Crypto Watch later at 10pm streaming over our Facebook and YouTube where I talk about that I've jumped back into trading crypto. I'll talk a little bit about the news on that front. So there was a big win by Ripple Labs which is the maker of Ripple XRP one of the OG cryptocurrencies. They had a big legal win against the SEC or although it's a bit more nuanced than what has usually been reported in the popular press but the legal victory excited so many people that XRP climbed up to like plus 70% or it gained 70% of value in the span of like 12 hours or something like that. So there is a bunch of crypto news that we'll talk about on Crypto Watch and like I did in the other shows I'll present a summary of the trades that I've done so far this month. You know I'm just trading small amounts right now getting my feet wet again getting back into the game kind of getting familiar again with the patterns, the rhythms, the numbers of the market. My trades actually have been pretty good. I only have one that was a negative and it was you know I sold it at a loss but at a very small loss. Everything else has been up with my best performer garnering a 5.6% return in the span of five days so not too shabby. Although what I've been really dreadful at is shorts or you know when I've been shorting the market basically I'm betting that this particular crypto will go down in value and that is really you know I used to do that way. I had some success with that in the past but for the past month or so that I've been trading crypto again I have been trying to get the sweet spot for shorts and I just can't I just keep bleeding money on that front. 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Is it possible to have makeup that looks good on just about every woman out there? I think I found some fantastic products that work so well for so many different women and I'm going to share those with you in this video today. I'm happy to have you here excited to show you these products but I'm really excited to be able to be doing this video in a collaboration with Kimberly from Pretty Over 50. Kimberly burst onto the YouTube scene just a couple of years ago and she has taken the mature beauty community by storm. She has a great personality, she's fun, she's gorgeous inside and out but I really feel like she also has an eye for what the mature woman needs, thinks, and feels at this age. Sometimes we will be watching each other's videos and it's like oh my gosh she's thinking what I'm thinking and so we've become really good friends here on YouTube and I think she's just fantastic. Kimberly's channel covers everything from makeup to skincare to health and diet and fashion. She just has such a well-rounded channel and I love watching her videos. I of course will leave all of the information about her channel and her video about makeup for that looks great on every woman that's over 50 down below in the description box so that you can go check her out and also if you are here from Kimberly's channel I want to say welcome to you. I'm so glad that you're here. My name is Melissa and I do all kinds of makeup videos. I do tutorials and I also do a lot of reviews and I really gear those toward the mature woman that has different concerns than a 23 year old would. I'm 53 not 23 so let's go with that and I really hope that you do love the content today in the video and that you do decide to subscribe. If you're one of my OG subscribers I love you to pieces and you know I do and I'm so glad that you're here. And then very quickly to pan you out again I like to show what I'm wearing for the day because I always get asked this is such a nice top for going into spring and summer. This is a purple top that has a very light knit top so it's very thin. It has kind of a fluttery sleeve sleeve. It has a fluttery sleeve. It has a fluttery sleeve that I like very much. I love the neckline of it. Again it is the cross neckline and it has a little bit of a keyhole right here and it has a really fun neckline instead of just a regular everyday t-shirt. It kind of dresses it up. It does come up to an umpire waist right here.  And so you know I wear a large and it just hangs perfectly on my body and I really like it and it just is one that is extremely comfortable. And then I do always love to show you my earrings and my jewelry. This one is so fun. It's a silver kind of a spiral going down and then it has some Swarkovski. I think they are crystals that go down in there. But they're beautiful crystals that are inside of the swirl there. And then also my necklace. This actually I think was a piece of two or three different necklaces that I bought off of Amazon and I just wore it singly and it has just a little drop right there of silver and I just think it goes well with a lot of different things because it's such a simple necklace. When I say that phrase this makeup looks good on every woman over 50. I have a little disclaimer because obviously not all makeup looks good on all women. However these are some of my tried and truths. This is not new makeup except for one thing that I think that you're going to really like. But this is makeup that for years I have used and I have loved. So let's start off with a really, really good primer. And that is the NYX Marshmallow Primer. This primer is such a close dupe to the Tacha Silk Canvas that I've so many times wanted to put it in a dupe's video for that. But I've just finally gotten to the point where I'm like you know Tacha kind of is in its own category but boy the NYX Marshmallow Primer is so much like it. So it has this feel of being very hydrating, very smoothing, sinks into the skin very, very quickly but it just makes your skin feel silky. The difference between this one and the Tacha one is the Tacha one doesn't have a strong of a fragrance. This one does have that vanilla marshmallow-y smell to it. So if you are adverse to fragrances you might want to steer clear.  It's just a really great primer that I think just about any woman can wear. And I have loved it. This is my second bottle of it by the way. There are some items that you come across and you're like oh I think everybody would love this. And that's this COSIS right here. This is the COSIS Revealer Concealer. This is one of my very favorite tried and true concealers. This is the concealer that made me go from not wearing any concealer ever to coming back to concealer and absolutely loving it. The texture of this is fantastic. And the great thing about this is we've got skin loving benefits inside this concealer. So it's got not only hyaluronic acids but it's got peptides and different ingredients in there that really are good for your under eyes. So while you're wearing it during the day you're not just concealing up all that darkness and smoothing out that skin. You're also getting a skin treatment. And the other wonderful thing about it is it makes my under eyes look so smooth. And I don't have it settle. Of course I do set it with a little bit of powder because anybody that doesn't is going to have a little bit of creasing and a little bit of settling into those lines. Let's get real with what we have to deal with right? But this concealer it's just really easy. It takes so little, so very little to cover. And then it just works around your skin and just creates just perfection. I will put it a little bit on, let it set and then go in with a dampened beauty blender and just buff it out. And it just seems to work so so well for me. I cannot say enough good about it. And I think I've shown this on my channel so many times. And you guys are going yes we know, yes we know. Now I have a couple of eyeshadow palettes in this video but what I do have that I haven't shown in a really long time is a face palette. This is the Smashbox Cali Contour Face Palette. This is one of the nicest palettes that I've ever owned. This is a six-pan palette. You can tell that I've already hit pan right here on the contour bronzer shade. It has a nice mirror in it. It's a good size. It's thinner so it can go in your purse. And all of these colors you can actually not only do a face look or cheeks out of but you can also do your eyes out of here. Now it has the blush that is over here. It has two highlighters. It has like a banana type setting powder. And then it has these two. This one more of a contour and then this one more of a bronzer color. This is a lighter bronzer. It has a lot of warmth and depth in it. I do like it but it sometimes can get a little bit too warm for me. So I will use that sometimes on my eyes. This is a beautiful blush. It's just kind of a neutral peach color that can be sheared out if you need it to. Or it can be built up if you have deeper skin. Now for me the star of the show is this product over here obviously. This is the one that I use as a contour and I think that this is a fantastic contour product. It's very muddy and what I mean by that is I love for contour to not look like bronzer or not look orange. I like it to be a little bit more on the red side or I like it to be that kind of grayish side and that's what that is. And then of course these two colors right here there is a light colored highlighter and then there is kind of a deeper kind of a goldish highlighter in there which goes really pretty. Actually almost looks copper on screen but it really is goldish and then this one is kind of just a champagne color. This is a wonderful multitasking palette that you can use just about anywhere on your face and it's one of those ones that I think that is a really great addition to any woman's makeup arsenal and I have loved having it. I think I've had it for two or three years. All right let's talk about those eyeshadow palettes that I was saying would be good for every woman. This is the newest product that is in this video and this is the new color pop. It's a mood palette. It is one of their newer ones. This is so pretty and I feel like the reason that this is so versatile is because you can do a neutral look in here. You can do a cool tone look in here. You can pop your color in here. You can have your mattes and you can have your shimmers. Now I'm not one that goes for glitter so there's two colors in here. Actually there's three in here. The third one has a little bit of glitter in it. These two are very chunky glitter which I don't like at all so I could have done without those but the palette itself with the purples the teals the greens and then you have all of the warmer colors over here with the peaches and then the browns and then you have this olive green over here that is so pretty. This palette is so versatile. I've done three looks out of it and I really feel like each time I was so happy with it. This is up to the standards of color pop.  They quickly became my favorite drugstore palettes and I just don't feel like anybody holds a candle to them. They just have this quality to them where they really have nailed the eyeshadow formula and I just love them. I really do love their formula. There's hardly any that I ever get that I'm not super happy with. I love their mattes. Their mattes blend impeccably and I also love their shimmers. They're just gorgeous and I really like that in these kinds of palettes color pop looks at every woman. They look at the woman that needs deep colors and they look at the woman that needs very light colors and that's why I think this one could go for any woman. Now another palette that I feel like could go for any woman is the Natasha Denona Glam palette. So many people went absolutely gaga over this when it came out and the reason is very clear because this palette is a basic neutral lover's dream. So if you like cooler, if you like neutral, if you like warm, you kind of have that all in this palette and I really believe that that's what she was going for was to really hook in the woman that loves neutrals, give them a lot of options and be able to try so many different things. This is the palette that I use today. It's just one of those ones that is just she knew what she was doing. This is probably her best-selling palette so far and the reason is because women love neutrals so much. When you don't know what to do, when you're not feeling super creative, you just reach for your neutrals and I want to say if you can't shell out that $65 for that palette, which I do feel like it is worth it, but this dupe from Alter Ego which is the Shadow Kiss, this is the spot on dupe for that palette.  It's so close. You're talking maybe a slight difference in formula but once you get it on your eyes, you're not going to be able to tell the difference and I think you can see from that right there that they really are very, very identical to each other and I use them both and feel like both of them give me the exact same look. So if you need to save your panties then definitely go for the Alter Ego one. So now to blushes because this is some of my favorite products. There are so many blushes out there that I feel like can go for any woman. There are literally probably thousands of blushes that work for everyone but I picked out just one. Yes, I narrowed it down to one. Don't ask me how I did that today but I narrowed it down to these from Flower Beauty. These are the Flower Beauty blush bombs and I absolutely love this formula. It is what I have on today and I do feel like these are a very, very special formula. It's a gel formula but most gel formulas that I have found in the past, they just disappear when you get them on your skin. They don't show up. They don't look like anything. Well, these don't and I'm going to show you how they work across my hand and then I'll see if I can take just a little bit and kind of, you know, spruce up those cheeks just a little bit. So the first one that you're going to see right here is a very cool toned almost lilac looking color. I love it. It is so pretty and that one is called Bubbly and then the other one is the kind of a mauve toned look to it and that one is called Cheeky. Cheeky is the newer one that they had come out very recently and then Bubbly is one that I've had for years. I love this because I feel again like so many women can wear this and it not be a problem for them. Sometimes when you have a powder blush, again it can show up texture but when you're dealing with a liquid or you're dealing with something that is creamy, it is so much easier to be able to use that across your cheeks. So I'm just going to just pop just a tiny bit on here a little bit more and I mix these two of these together. Both of mine were cool toned but you can really get into the ones that are warm toned if you like that better.  I love the look of them. I love these two colors. Again very very cool tone if you're somebody that likes cool tones but she does have a lot of them that are more on the warmer side. Also Mascara is one of those ones that I feel like is that fine line for so many women either. It works for a lot of women and it doesn't work for a few or it works for very few women and most women hate it. The Maybelline Sky High is one of those formulas that I feel like has been around and just so many love it. I almost said everybody so many love it but I feel like it can look so pretty on so many women. Now I have lashes that are a little bit longer because I do use an eyelash growth formula which will be linked below. That's a six month supply when you look at the price by the way but this Mascara gives me everything I need to make my lashes that are a little bit sparse, a little bit longer because of the growth formula but they're not as voluminous as I want them to be but this makes that makes me feel like it hits every single little eyelash, coats everyone, it doesn't clump together and it just really lengthens them for me to get my best looking eyelashes possible. The wand itself is a plastic bristle brush or a silicone brush and it has a very unassuming look to it. It tapers down very small. The barbs on it or the little spikes on it are not very long.  So if I accidentally wiggle too much right there on the inner corner as I'm trying to catch those little lashes it's not so big that it's going to make a mess everywhere. So I do like the size of the brush very much but the formula in here is great. It's not making them look clumpy or it's not making them look like spider legs. It's just giving more length, a little bit more volume. This has been such a good mascara ever since it came out several years ago and again I do feel like just about every woman loves this and can wear this. I bet that if I were to open your makeup drawer right now or your purse there would be a dozen to three dozen different lippy products in there. We all love lipstick. We love lip liners and lip glosses. Why is that? I think it's because we just love the thought of having our lips look juicy and pretty but also it's not very expensive for it so it's something that we can grab if we want to. I want to show you a lip liner that works so well for me and this is a neutral color. It's why I chose it. I chose it because the formula is great. I also love by the way this is the Rimmel Full Color Lip Liner and this one they're called exaggerate full color lip liners excuse me. It's also an automatic pencil so it turns up no sharpening. Love that. It has kind of a different type of a little tip too. It's angled and so it almost continues to get sharpened as it comes out because you can use this end that seems a little bit sharper if you want to or you can use the other end and fill in quite easily. I really love this. This one is in addiction. I love how this is a neutral color. I love how it glides on. I love how it stays during the day that you can fill your lips in with it completely or you can just do your liner. It is a great formula not too stiff and not too thin or gel like as well. It's just a perfect formula and a perfect color in this one which is again addiction. I also chose three lipsticks because of their neutral look. The first one is Romantic Rose from Maybelline. I also feel like this is a very neutral rose color. If you're not somebody that likes rose colors you may like peaches or that kind of thing. This one might not be for you. This is a very satin almost creamy lipstick with a tiny bit of a sheen that I really like. There's another Maybelline one that I feel like if you like that little bit warmer of a nude color. This one is called Nude Lust. Maybelline is my probably my all-time this in MAC. They're probably my all-time favorite formulas ever and that one looks so good with lip liner because then you're just getting that nude pout and again that one is creamy and then I got this new one which I'm actually wearing today which is so pretty from MAC. This is Peach Blossom and when I first saw that it said peach I'm like I don't wear peach I wear pink but then I swatched it and I was like oh my gosh that's such a pretty neutral peach color and I just thought it was so gorgeous and again this is really close to the same formula as the Maybelline. Now the last one that I have to show you that's not close to those formulas is from Huda Beauty and I actually did hear about this from Kimberly. These are just called her Creamy Lipsticks and this one is called Angel and Angel is kind of a again that very beautiful cross between peach and pink so these colors I feel like any woman can wear these colors. If you're darker obviously you're going to need to reach for something darker but if you're anywhere from very fair or very pale like I said in my last video I'm almost see through I'm so pale so these work great for me but if you are somebody that is medium to medium tan you can even wear these as nude colors and they would look great. Now lip gloss I adore lip gloss you already all know this but my pick for being a neutral lip gloss that any woman could wear would be from the NYX Butter Gloss line. Tiramisu is one of those colors I think I heard about this from Lisa Lisa Dee years and years ago she wears this constantly and even though I feel like it has that beautiful rose in it it still has that neutral in it that is so pretty. I'm actually going to pop just a little bit of this one on for you. Such a pretty color I love it I love the formula of this one it wears for a really long time for a gloss which I love. There's a slight vanilla fragrance to these but nothing really overpowering and then the last lip gloss that I have to show you is the Keep it Full from Milani. This is one of my favorite formulas as well but if you don't like that cooling effect that they give you might not like this one although I feel like this one is so much less than the Buxom ones it still does have that cooling effect but what I love about this one is yes it is a neutral color but it's a champagne color that goes over top of just about any gloss that you or any lipstick that you wear or lip liner that you wear and it just makes your pout look huge. I love the color of this one it's absolutely beautiful and to have an absolutely nude look you could do the liner with the nude lust from Maybelline and then the champagne from Milani and oh my goodness you would have the most beautiful looking nude lip. I just I love that combination it's so pretty and I think that is my very last product in this video. I hope that you did enjoy it. Don't forget to go over and say hello to my very dear friend Kimberly and show her all kinds of love if you would and again if you are new don't forget to say hello to me in the comment section. I always love to interact with everybody it just is a part of the joy that I get from having a YouTube channel. So thank you all so very much for being with me today and spending a moment and I hope that you'll come back to my next video we'll meet here and we'll visit again very very soon. Love you much. Goodbye my friends.


this video, and 15 minutes later, this happens. Had the santa suit, had the glow sticks, already was a plague doctor, how did you know? I have to get my reward from Dr. Shepard. And why aren't you in uniform? Yeah, it's going to take me a second to reach you and help you with your problem. What's more important than fixing the SRAs? I'm just going to have to die. That's fair. Fair. What is it this time? Well, if you give SCP number 19, we'll need a soda and a- Send in the next applicant. Hey Sherman, remember me! So, you want to be an SCP? Let's start with your name. Sir Reginald Romano Regales de Thad. Gotcha. What sort of anomalous abilities do you possess? Extremely enhanced sense of smell, including anomalous and magical properties inside of items, including the pestilence. Tell me about your backstory.  Why do you want to be an SCP specifically? Everybody else seems to think it's a good idea. Plus, it will actually define Reggie against 049, finally. So, if you know, here I am. Now, while I can't give you a proper SCP number until you're on the main database, I can, in the meantime, give you an SCP OC number. What number would you prefer? Hmm, how about 4730? Alright, proceed to the next room. And that's why my sister won't eat duck. That makes so much sense. Oh, security! Go to the buckethead cell. We can't have Reggie being the invincible buckethead. That's too much power.  Security, just shoot him. Wait, really? Yeah, just shoot him. I think it's gonna work. I knew it. He just didn't believe enough. What if I told you you had the gun? It's on you completely, but that was a really obtuse way to phrase that. Probably leave. Yeah, get back to your cell. I'll call cleanup. Tests failed. Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm. you know that I can hear you Reggie my office you know you're going back into the box right the game of the foot begin test where it is correct that's not how that works success you see the bucket is not the anomaly in this test the subject is the subject is both a reality bender and idiots as long as he believes in the bucket it will protect it and bother Reggie as a bonus here on scp tiktok there's a lot of jokes about harming scp 999 I'm gonna put 999 in a blender I'm gonna shove 999 in the microwave I'm gonna blip 999 into the back rooms but the thing you gotta remember is that 999 is gonna be fine that little guy can separate and reconstitute at will this experiment is basically between an immortal Jello child possibly of the Scarlet King and well you know an idiot wake up how you feeling exactly what I warned you would happen if you went near that thing black and decker pack a record slices dice to circumcises what no the D-class from the war orphanage the war fins get back in containment don't care like your brain like your brain what do you want to go back in your room obviously okay sounds fun Reginald looking forward to having you around the site and fun tangent this also inspires me to talk a little about the levels of canonicity you encounter when dealing with the scp community the first level is the easiest if it's on the wiki it's canon but because of the writing quality stands on the wiki this is actually the hardest level to reach and so I don't suggest it is your first outing making a new character you don't want to start by trying to make them canon and then you've got myself dr. Sherman I'm in a weird zone I like to call canon but just barely I exist in literally one dialogue box of one scp we only know three canon facts about dr. Sherman he works at site 42 he liked Raymond Hamm and he's mad that scp 049 killed him everything else you know about dr. Sherman liking 999 going bad from testing 4521 the cat made waifu 049 crusade all of that is just tiktok fandom fun and honestly I don't think if any of that was canon it would make it any more fun I think we're having a good time without that the next level below that on the canon meter would be things that look like scps but aren't actually them this is like me treating every plague doctor like 049 even the female ones if they use the gender switching stone every big footer sasquatch being an scp 1000 instance and every tree being damaged is scp 4521 I'll often get comments that say that's not 049 that's just a plague doctor you can't make every plague doctor 049 it's my page just watch me but honestly it doesn't affect or ruin their content when I do this their original content is still there for you to go watch also my platform is weirdly big now and so it helps them get views and followers when I do that and I know you wouldn't know it from your side of the phone but I'm actually mutuals with a lot of these creators and if they ask me to stop I totally would and at the lowest level of canonicity you have things that aren't even remotely related to scps things like the reality-bending banana the customer service entity and yes cony hawk you and I both know that these aren't actually scps but reacting to them as an scp researcher would what can I say it's been fun for me to make and fun for you to watch I hope this explanation has given you some insights into how and why I make the content I make and hopefully helps you to make your own in the future secure contain protect thank you for listening site 42 studios and its staff are funded by viewers like you please become a patron or visit our merch store at the link in our bio to support our work secure contain protect