It now looks better that there is no background, so it looks more like an output Yeah, we don't like it's but hopefully they're not too intrusive to now delayed like by 10 seconds or so I probably could delay them further. I was just Playing around with the delay function, which is done on my server server and yeah This need to be made clear that that field order is only affecting the frequency domain We do it now. There's a description So they built for this lecture just from one to four just the sharpness of the band filter That's all the setting is at two and why don't I have a field of feeling? That's Now that looks correct This thing would not actually show you the value like the window size there that Little value there will actually change.  Yeah, there's a lot to play with I might leave that There for now We have another blog hopefully all these blogs will eventually turn into web application So that will be more useful than just text. They will actually show Something useful like EG signal quality Yeah, we can do a lot we can do a web application there Yeah, this application is an early version So a simpler version of the EG data time and frequency domain is just scrolling through the file You can select the channel seconds same as the previous tool the newer tool and this one here obviously has also options to the Signal less noisy They play with that. Okay, the ads are really annoying should probably showing this on my Development server not in production. Hey, what else? Let's go to the bottom quickly jump around this one a Yeah, those five do not currently work So should I go out of these three any preferences for what I should be looking at first Let's open them quickly side by side Yeah, we had the original tool that used to work Hey, we have some description to it that we can pop into a Chage-upd might as well do it straight away. I'm pretty sure we had something already Eager extraction. So this is feature extraction from images Actually have some unique images that I could be Trying this on feature structure Right, we don't have a description That's that all the lab you the HTML. It's actually a whatever PHP. Yeah, I'm getting rid of them And let's have an info text First that we had the original video. It actually shows how It's supposed to work, but this text can be popped In here. We have the description Fast feature point detector detects corners in an image using the features from accelerated segment test FASD algorithm Fast identifies all interesting features in an image and selects features so that they're consistently detected Harris corner detector uses the Harris corner detector algorithm to detect corners The Harris corner detector is a mathematical operator that finds corners in an image Sheet to Marseille corner detector uses the sheet to Marseille corner detector algorithm to detect corners Okay, so I That's description enough. So we have our inputs and the type image options RS and sheet to Marseille. Yeah, we have that description in the bottom and We also need the raw data option This will be on off and the output or should we just display the raw the original image? No, let's just display the original image We'll have our outputs original Processed oh come on Get up Yes And process the edge right and that's some this Scripture So that now the question is a Should this be a flask application or not? Or can it run on the client side? Start the new Shit going to be for straight away. Yeah, let's see what it says Okay, many considerations ever science processing privacy risk built-in integration development consideration Yeah, on the client side there might be limited Capabilities, let's go with last yeah, and we already have like what the 8 9 10 of them really so it's just One should be easier. I'm also checking what the images we could use as examples basic structure So we have a web interface back-end the back-end does they get post requests Using open CV to implement the feature detection. That's great Saving the images temporarily. That's okay Maybe change it later. Let's play the output ending road What That actually is interesting and normally when you're talking about biomedical images, you're thinking, you know scans But yes, actually time series data can also be an image So it's actually could be quite an interesting thing to do because we could just go into one of the other a tools and Generate quite a few images and see how the image detector deals with them or should we go Imaging examples because the algorithm will be Steps to implement vision detection stalled flask opens a bit, but Headless I have flask install Yeah, I Ajax Did use Ajax in one of the application but not in a more recent one Shouldn't matter too much for e.g. this versus say a micro scans Just see what it says. Yeah, obviously you will process the image quite differently, and you'll probably look at them different features Perhaps a few is my studio data characteristics volumetric image processing a complexity of that Yes, that is more complex. I mean, um Um, I don't think I have 3d images. Anyway, that would be probably could try and get some 3d micro ct But at first stage it probably just gonna be to the images Yeah, and what's the final outcome? Is that just using it? For example the one the diagnostics what things are setting research development engineering context This will dictate the precision speed via one like the Many for educational purposes of mind. Uh, so speed is important And optimize for speed Now, yeah, where do we Get the images from Isn't important I have another all that called data A index HTML And let's do this structure of last application files and All this Don't need to spell correctly. Try to people understand Basically a main page Result display Okay, so not in a single page panel For a single page panel your application Like gs images, that's all the root definitions. It's a bit odd. Can I have us done that? That's the last application that we have made this one. Let's do it in the same way. IG spectrum and the noise Yeah, like this structure And this will be the images and we'll see where we get the images from in a second Right, so the app is called a feature extraction It will have an app by a requirements read me static Style is one. What's the standard name or main JavaScript templates index HTML. Now data This will be images the JavaScript It's not for e g and this will be image And let's do this Okay, I don't know why just rearrange the thing explaining each file. I didn't ask you to that's okay. Can we stop generating that? And I have those Those go next They generate all necessary code for the updated hd for well just html. I mean, this is the first time we're generating html. So Yeah, we're just generating the templates the JavaScript file. That's while it's generating Let's do the folders quickly or should we just copy them? And we have the info file Let's copy those quickly my app requirements We will need to regenerate those Let's just create the m using the DOM content loaded That looks good I file and straight away correct this Into the new application name generated some Python code Just the template Right, we're really generating the html. Yes, we want to separate css And probably after css we'll have to update the html again Obviously We're not ready to deploy with we just started literally With this application Okay, where is this? Yes, all the body h1, h2 h1, h2 should be commented out Right html template Yeah, just checking that it doesn't have any styling or JavaScript in it Because we would like all those be separate Okay, I don't like this already because I said the style css Is not in css folder Content ID Form Input file image And we're using Plotly JavaScript main A JavaScript can be renamed main JavaScript Need some images and data at least one if we are doing EEG Segment we could actually This is actual an actual seizure How about download plot as png Let's call it seizure One png pop it into data info Get more prompts Make simple image To use And then Um, we haven't done Python yet So we're using flask CQ file and what just go Waited for now Okay, example the images in This file Okay in html Where do we edit? It looks like again Yeah, choose file Definitely Okay All the image files are in this folder And choose First file by default So this actually does not Meta Just pop another Image in there We actually had this Images for The wavelet image compression Which one is good? Yeah, the first one Compress wavelet Right, so this should be In static Images First one MRI brain SA02 Yes, this one Static images Okay, let's rename this into Images And put it in this static folder Name this one A01 seizure Yeah, so it's just on top of the file A copy path It's meant to be relative path Static images seizure one or one seizure is static images folder Choose first file by default Had a drop-down menu to select the image file Yes for that The vector type we wanted to do that Yeah, that's GitHub co-pilot And those are good Why are we using web browsing? Should be just using the standard GPT-4 default Filter out files that are not images if necessary Yeah, we don't really have to do it We'll note at this stage To change our HTML Render template Yeah, we don't need that secure file in what Cause the images will be just on the server Get rid of that image folder That's right Yeah, we don't want a dummy extraction function We want a real extraction function Yeah, let's update this Witen code HTML Next Doesn't mean we don't need plotly Deep plotly chart Right, so we have the file Choose an image Choose the vector And why is it not populated? Why is it something that is flicking? Question is that if it's rewriting the whole A flash cap would just be it The debugging is true Yeah, we're still debugging Hey, if you have snippet this here Let's create an index HTML template for the drop-down So HTML And bum-bum-bum-bum-bum Scripts Drop-down menu That's the same image Yep Yeah Option It's just the same I don't get it Why is this not Opulated Images study images And the index HTML I'm going in circles here Like this is just the same Don't get it All right, I know what the problem is Because I'm not running it as a flask application I have to run it as flask That helps, doesn't it?  Copy search And the folder Copy relative file Example Yet Okay, quickly fix this for me So we can actually move on to the actual development Is the whole thing? I used to just leave me to the workplace Right, okay, now it's working Okay, we are in business Sure, images are displayed I'm using co-pilot all the time It's just, I actually had to change its settings as well Co-pilot No, I'm using it all the time I didn't realize it had quite a few settings that I Yeah, I think it was actually set up for developers Where you're doing everything myself I'm not a developer So now it's actually should be better I haven't checked it yet Make sure images displayed in the HTML files So I can try them both side by side I would actually love to ditch chpd Well, because it's more expensive I don't really need it If I knew how to use github co-pilot properly So for example, yeah, I'll try them both To say, obviously, it's directing us to change the HTML Because we meant to have these two images original and processed So we have the drop down menu Drop down menu Right here A place original and processed images side by side Yeah, that was Yeah, now it's thinking and it generated the whole code Give me two options Yeah, I like the second one Accept for tab Save Didn't I say side by side? Definitely not side by side And original image And well, can't it see script HTML Make sure the images are displayed in the HTML file Yeah, so this is a much better example Place it together Right So yeah, you can tell GPT-3 is actually having context for the whole thing I'm surprised Github co-pilot has access to all my files and everything It's in literally in the development suite But when it's giving me advice, it's giving me generic stuff Whereas GPT gave me the actual file with the right folder And it actually works So, yeah Being with 3.5 is, yeah I think it's a problem that people use it And then they get disappointed from it The main reason I'm able to use And I don't know why it's in web browsing Is the fact I can start fresh for now Do it quickly because I'm running out of time But if I'm in default GPT-4 The main reason I'm able to use it is because it can store The whole context for all the files So if I have all this one, two, three, four, five, six files If I pop each one of them I'll go in for last The order is important Index, HTML first So if I start from scratch The good thing about it Is it the right file? Yeah Yeah, and I'm just telling it to read the code And don't generate anything else And that's because it then stores everything in In its memory somehow You can use these lines to work They quite well And they pop this again So it's actually, yeah, it says, yeah, great The code's provided So it has it in memory It read the Flask application And that's great Stiles says I can sort it out later as well A JavaScript is most important We use the same line Confirm you read it And do not generate anything Any code or anything else Copy all Yeah, so GPT-4 is able to To keep the context of all the different files So we're talking Well, we're talking 100 lines in HTML 30 lines in Flask so far 40 in JavaScript And now I can actually ask it questions So I'll go into my application Yes, that HTML that GitHub Copilot generated Didn't actually work Now I'm actually trying to find it and get rid of it And this one here It gave me very generic stuff And yeah, I just don't know how to use it The whole point for me Is that I'm able to Where was I? Yeah, read the JavaScript It gave me some error or something So generating another prompt You don't have to worry about spelling Just pop it in as is And it's giving me Yeah, it has the context So that's the stuff that I already have And then it's telling me what I need to change And it looks correct I don't have the processed image yet Hopefully we'll have it soon enough Save Yeah, I don't have the processed image That's a problem And it can do processing for me Because it had the Python code as well Okay, I'll continue this later See you in a bit


card number 19 from The drug war trading cards from Eclipse comics from 1991 Klaus Barbie and The fiance's of death Who's this? The Bolivian Cocaine Coup Wow, wow, wow. I don't know this one the history of this at all Living it up living it up card number 19 the Bolivian Cocaine Coup The 1980 Bolivian Cocaine Coup was financed by wealthy ranchers and drug lords under Roberto Suez Gomez A former cattleman who had become Bolivia's top cocaine baron his cousin Colne Louis Arce Gomez Was the Coup's most important military contact the two men gave general Louis Garcia Meza a bribe of one million three hundred thousand dollars to lead the operation Suez Gomez was impressed with the paramilitary skills of a mysterious German businessman named Klaus Altman Altman displayed such a affinity for intelligence work and integration techniques That are that on Suez's recommendation. He was given a leadership role in the Bolivian army Altman in turn hired two young Italians Parologi pike lia lee and Stefano del Chai To help plan the Coup assisting Altman was a group of mercenaries and Former nazi nazis known as the finance fiance's of death on July 17th 1980 the cocaine generals seize power within within months within months it was learned that tagliate and the Chai Chai Were right-wing p2 terrorists was suspected kills of three on three continents And the mysterious Klaus Altman was none other than fugitive nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie the butcher of Leon. Oh, wow Barbie who had spent hundreds of who had sent hundreds of jews to their deaths had avoided persecution when american America persecution when americans in occupied germany recruited him as an informer in 1947 and engineered his escape Barbie was extradited to france tried and convicted Pagliate was killed when international authorities tried to abduct him to stand trial in italy for the p2 order Bologna train bombing but they'll Chai escape the dragnet and fled to argentina In bolivia a reform coalition of cocaine goers and military men ousted garcia meza 13 months after the cocaine coup Apologies about butchering the names gang difficult


When I started reading the course about special relationships and holy relationships, I think most people who read those nine chapters from 15 to 24 about special relationships and holy relationships, they still are thinking in terms of persons and bodies. What they really want from the Holy Spirit is a romantic holy relationship.  It's kind of a way of taking you in and then the deeper you go in, deeper and deeper and deeper, you get certain to a turning point when you're working with this going deeper. You start to see it's about the holy instant about the present moment, about letting go of everything that you believe is good and real and true, like nothing I see means anything. It starts off with the first lesson to try to unwind you from everything you believe about the world and then you get to a certain point where the ego will go, you don't want to do this course because he's going to ask you to let go of interpersonal relationships at some point. As he's saying, God did not create this world and God didn't create the body and what's the one thing that interpersonal relationships are based on is bodies. When even you ask people, are you in a relationship or not? You know, their answer is probably going to have something to do with proximity of bodies, what bodies do together and the frequency of contact of bodies, you know, and if there's not a lot of that going on, it's going to be like, no, I'm not, I'm single. If there's a lot of this going on, a lot of contact, the more the better, if there's a lot of this going on, well, you can just say, oh, I'm in a relationship now.  Well, you can see the Holy Spirit's taking us to a whole different perception of everything that we perceive and every one we perceive, where in the end we're opening this spiritual vision, the vision of Christ, which takes us beyond the body entirely, you know, back into spiritual awakening.


Makachev, Bass is Robert Whitaker and Glover Tashera, that is 172 out of 199, nice one there, two packs to go in box one here, Stapia Miočić, Makachev, got a Khabib Phoenix, that is Kamaro Uzman to 199 on the contenders optic insert, got a lot of numbered stuff in this which is cool, Makachev, Khabib, that time on the Crown Royale, got Rosanama Junis and O'Malley, both of those not numbered, and last pack of box one, got Justin Gagey, Max Griffin, got the Spectra is Khabib, that's not numbered, Zeng Wili, Valentino Shepchenko, got Zeng Wili this time on the red, Crown Royale to 199, that is 189 out of 199, got Valentino Shepchenko and Tito Ortiz, I'll do it for box one, good luck on box two here Landon, Vaughn jumping in a case, there you go, I like to see that Vaughn, saw the order come through, all right, next box, here we go, see we can get out of this, base, base, got Corey Sanhagan, got Bansomway, Peter Yan, that is red to 199, nice one there, Peter Yan, got Khabib, yeah, why not, good call, Peter Yan, Justin Gagey and Kamaro Uzman on the, sorry, peace, recon, there we go, not numbered or anything, next pack, Peña and Garbrant, got Uzman, Makachev, that is Nick Ortiz, or Nick Diaz, my fault there, we've got red Khabib, that is 29 out of 199, nice one there, on the red Khabib, got Brandon Moreno and Anderson Silva, all right, here we go, got base, got Noir, is Daniel Rodriguez, nice one there, that is 95 out of 99, thicker stock, which is cool, similar to like Noir basketball, got Tito Ortiz, base, O'Malley, Figueroa, and then we've got Francis Mganu on the blue recon to 99, 58 out of 99, couple of packs left, still looking for both our autos here, there's one in this pack, it's got John Bones Jones, red to 199, on the Phoenix rookie, or not rookie, but Phoenix insert, Kamaro Uzman, Holly Holmes, Cyril Gane and Dustin Poirier, on Edward Derek Brunson, Sean O'Malley, got Derek Brunson, this time on the Origins Auto, that is not numbered, nice one there, that's on the Derek Brunson, middleweight hit, got Kamaro Uzman base, got Rose Nama-Hunes, nice one there, on the Blue Crown Royale, 77 out of 99, nice rose, Tui Vasa and Chris Baucus, got Khabib, got, oh boy, here we go, on the Chronicles Auto, that is Magomed Ankalayev, nice one there, nice hit, not numbered, Matt Dawson, Shemev, got Shepchenko and Max Holloway on the Elite for 199, that'll do it for your break there, Landon, congrats on all the hits, we'll get them right out to you, thanks again man. S, now we got Justin S with some inception, gotta write out your tag really quick, Justin, got Justin, then we got Keith, Jeffrey, Brian, and finishing off with a ball on the boxes, that'll be all right, all right, here we go, what's going on everyone, Sam here with Layton Sports Cards and I am ripping one box of 2022 Topps Inception Baseball for Justin S, so good luck at Justin, see what we got in here for you buddy, hopefully something nasty, nice Wander RPA, something like that, I'd be down with that, we've got Brian De La Cruz on the purple to 150, rookie for the Marlins, got Green Matt Manning, rookie, that is for the Tigers, we've got, Boba Shep, Ozzy Alves, Byron Buxton, got Josh Donaldson and Otto is Green Riley Adams, 42 out of 125, rookie for the Nationals, nice hit for you there Justin, Riley Adams, that'll do it for your box right there Justin, congrats on all the hits man, we'll get them right out to you, thanks again, all right, let me upload that really quick, write out Keith's tag as well, it's gonna be close Landon, I mean even if it waited till tomorrow, we have personals all day tomorrow morning, so we start at like 10 a.m. Eastern and you'd be really, like if you ordered it now if I can get to it, I'll open it, but if not it'll go tomorrow morning in like literally like eight hours, so it's up to you honestly, I might be able to get to it, I can't guarantee it probably, but I just don't wanna false promise you or anything, sounds good, like I said if I can get to it, I'll open it tonight for sure, all right, good luck here Keith, what's going on everyone, Sam here with late in sports cards and I'm ripping five 2022 Panini National Gold Packs for Keith F, so good luck here Keith, I don't know what's going on with the camera, it keeps like moving over, so I'm fixing it before every break, but good luck here Keith, you can pull for him then, all right, we've got Obi Toppin base rookie, ain't no stopping, and we've got Russell Wilson on the Velocity, still a Seahawk in this, not number, got James Hardin base and Aaron Rodgers on the Hyper, Hyper's are not numbered, next up we've got Manuel Quickly on the base rookie, it's IQ, and then we've got Trey Young and the Velocity, nice Trey, there you go Keith, we've got Mike Trout on the base and rookie, Cracked Ice Anthony Edwards, nice one there, that is 97 out of 99 on the Ant-Man, and last pack, good luck here Keith, we've got Walter Payton on the base and Ricky Henderson on the Hyper not numbered, that'll do it for your break right there, Keith congrats on all the hits, we'll get them right out to you, thanks again, but oh cool, Sapphire F1 landing, yeah I'll be able to get to that I think, I have another one, I haven't ripped Sapphire F1 in forever and we got two orders of it tonight, I'm kind of surprised, but that'll be fun, yeah definitely, we've got Jeffrey H coming up next with some, Optic, all right let me grab your boxes Jeffrey and we'll get started then, that first time ripping some Optic basketball this year, I'll take this off, here we go, what's going on everyone, Sam here with Layton Sports Cards and I'm ripping two boxes of 2021-22 Panini Damaris Optic Basketball for Jeffrey H, so good luck Jeffrey, see if we can pull out of here for you man, rip some fire out of this today, so see if we can nab a gold vinyl or something really sick like that, that would be great, so I won't sleeve every single silver insert, they will be sleeved, I'm just gonna, for time wise, just not do it at the moment, John and the Camino Rookies, same with the rookies, Devin Booker and we got Orange, Paul George, but all the big rookies at least, 28 out of 199, the big rookies and everything silver will get sleeved, if it's a silver rookie then I'll sleeve it, but just time wise I'm saying, LeBron, Buddy Heald, Franz Wagner Rookie, there you go, and 75 years Trey Murphy, Dearon Sharp, and lighted up Chris Middleton on the insert, Paul George, Darius Basely on the silver, or the hollow, I should say, I forgot these are hollows not silvers, Mellow, Jason Preston, we've got Red, Rashawn Holmes, Kings, that is two out of 99, Rashawn Holmes, he's actually kind of underrated, I like Rashawn Holmes, Coach of Wise Camp Rookie, Raining Threes, Duncan Robinson, Davion Mitchell, Bass Rookie, 75 years Tim Duncan, that hollow rookie, Davion Mitchell, nice one there, Kings, and the Kings box so far, he's getting nasty out of this, Josh Christopher, Raining Threes again, Duncan Robinson, Hollows, Trey Young, Jeremiah Robinson Earl, got dominators of Russell Westbrook, West Brick, Dennis Rodman, nice optographs for the Pistons, 95 out of 99, nice hit there, Jeffrey, congrats on the nice worm hit, that's awesome, there you go, Jeffrey, nice hit there, Raining Threes Dirk, see some more color now, even Mobley Bass Rookie, again, something like this will be sleeved, and James Harden Silver, I know Jeffrey knows that he's broken with us a long time, but just for anybody viewing, they do get sleeved, friend in Boston, Jr., got Orange, John Morant, is 138 out of 199, nice jaw, JT Thor, got Lime Green, of Pascal Siakam, that is 91 out of 149, Moses Moody, Frans Wagner, 75 years in the NBA, Silver Rookie, Jalen Suggs Bass Rookie, got Red, Raining Threes, there's Noitzky to 99, that is 99 out of 99 on the bookend, nice one there, congrats on that, Jeffrey, three packs to go in box one, nice, hollow Evan Mobley, there you go, Jeffrey, nice poll right there, take that for sure, Evan Mobley, rookie of the year runner up, Jared Butler, Dre Young Luca on the dual, and last pack of box one, Bones Highland Bass Rookie, and Elite Dominators Russell Westbrook, that's all I do for box one, gonna move the non-sleeved bass over there, and here we go on to box two, here we go, good luck, Miles McBride, got lighted up of Bradley Beal, Kemba Walker, Alvin Schengun, Dominators Magic and IT, Silver Dream on green, or Hollow Dream on green, he's saying silver, so he's the prison at this point, and Forbes Luca Garza, got red, Tim Hardaway Jr. to 99, Mavericks, that is 35 out of 99, Tim Hardaway Jr., Bones Highland Bass Rookie, got orange, on that nice color match there, Cam Johnson 32 out of 199, heck yeah, that's pretty sick, nice Cam Johnson, Jalen Green Bass Rookie, there you go, and 75 years of the NBA, Shay Gilgis Alexander, Brandon Boston, got Moses Moody, 75 years of the NBA, insert, my big auto here, big colored auto, Lian Hayes, Usman Garuba, Jordan Clarkson, Hollow Jazz, Moses Moody, got Scotty Barnes, the Rookie's insert, Raptors, Hayes, Cade Cunningham, fortunately it looks like there is a, looks like a tire track through that basically, we'll send you an empty box with the rapper, Jeffery, sorry about that man, that's frustrating, there you go, he'll be getting that as well, that's annoying, let's make it up with something big now, Jalen Suggs Bass Rookie, damn out of buy of Steph Curry, Dominator's Hollow, Corey Kisper, got Stargazing Steph Curry on the short front, nice one there, we got Big Zoo, Alonzo Morning, who got Redemption, let's see, we got Donerus Optic, Rated Rookie Signatures Green, that's gonna be to five, come on baby, no friend Shengun, for the Rockets, nice hit there, Jeffery, again that will be numbered to five, heck yeah, nice out friend Shengun, reigning threes, Desmond Vane, Chrysler Edwards, got Silver Nemius Keita, that's true, that's very true, Vaughn makes a good point, Shengun can have a nice year with, what's his name gone, Christian Wood, Zyre Williams, got Lyme Green, to 149 Kyle Kuzma, Elite Dominator's Brad Beale, three packs to go here, Jeffery, David Johnson, Elite Dominator's Trey Young Silver, Trey Murphy, got Devin Booker on the green, or the red, excuse me, to 99, that is 44 out of 99, light it up, Devin Booker, and last pack, good luck to you Jeffery, Chris Porte, and Blake Griffin, that'll do for your break there, Jeffery, congrats on all the hits, we'll get them right out to you, thanks again man, here we go, collect some boxes guys, for what we got for the rest of the night, got a couple of F1 sapphires, and then a, got Vaughn's got a couple of, clearly authentic, so that'll be fun, see you right back guys, got Brian B up first, let me write out this tag, so I'm gonna do the, this one, then Vaughn's, and then Landon, and then that'll probably be it for the night, Dylan and Nathaniel will go tomorrow, I would stay longer, but I have to come in and top load tomorrow morning, so when I get these done, I gotta get home and get some sleep, and then Kenzie will, be doing personals all day tomorrow morning with myself, so that'll be fun, today's Saturday, so here we go guys, what's going on everyone, Sam here with Layton Sports Cards, and I'm ripping one box of, 2021 Tops Chrome Sapphire Formula One, for Brian B, so good luck Brian, sorry I was just tagging it off really quick, let's see what we got in here for you man, we'll be sleeved and top loaded in this, of course I'm not gonna do it all now, we'll sleeve all the big names, as well as the color, of course and any big color I will mag, as well, so here we go, good luck man, I have not ripped this in, basically since it like released, we got, is that a gold, both in the back here, nice, Lewis Hamilton, that's a variation, that may be the variation on the Lewis Hamilton, very nice, heck yeah, card number 40, might not be actually, no that's not the variation, nevermind, nevermind, David Beckman, Lirium Zendeli, and we've got Lewis Hamilton, gold, card number one, that is gigantic, we will be, we'll be magging that for sure after, don't you worry, got a green in this, got George Russell, got green, Kimi Raikkonen, nice, again that's on the portrait, that's green, just 75, eight out of 75, on the Kimi Raikkonen, nice, got Verstappen, and Theo Porcher, Gimanazi, Valtteri Botas, Gimanazi and Verstappen Grand Prix, pack there, and that, that is huge, got a, Aqua, Lewis Hamilton, got Carlos Sainz, wow, 37 out of 99, holy cow, what a break, all three of your color, we're all the portraits, like the first cards in the set, that is crazy, Carlos Sainz, wow man, Vershure and, driver of the day is Groshan, what a break of F1 this has been, holy cow man, Nassani, Lando Norris, got Roy Nassani, and Lewis Hamilton Grand Prix card, Nicholas Latifi got, Fernando Alonso on the yellow to 199, 100 out of 199, for Alpine, Nicholas Latifi and, Gianluca Petticoff, George Russell, Robert Schorchman, Max Verstappen, nice one there, that's card number three, and principal is Horner for Red Bull, and last pack, good luck here, anything now is just gravy Brian, that's Franz Toast, we got a Sepia, Voltaire Botas, nice, 59 out of 100, very nice, heck yeah, another nice head for you man, great color coming out of this so far, got Esteban O'Conn and Oatmar for Aston Martin, that'll do it for your break right there, Brian, man congrats on the hits, we'll get them right out to you, thanks again, holy crap that was big, and that is a huge Lewis Hamilton right there, very nice, very very nice, let me upload this video and then we got your clearly authentic coming up, congrats again Brian, all right Vaughn, I picked all the Yankee boxes for you, Clark Schmidt into coming for you, and we will finish up with Landon, Landon good luck buddy, all right, here we go, good luck Vaughn, what's going on everyone, Sam here with Leighton Sports Cards and I'm ripping three boxes of 2022, tops clearly authentic, a baseball for Vaughn B, so good luck Vaughn, see what we got in here, ooh nice way to start it, how about a Vladimir Guerrero Jr., 29 out of 99, there you go Vaughn, nice way to start it with a Vladdy, heck yeah, very nice Vaughn, very happy for you man, that's sick, let's go, very solid, empty, a 50 for the PC, let's go, yeah Vaughn, congrats buddy, on the high tech, let's go, Red Sock coming your way, heck yeah, oh I'm so pumped Vaughn, let's go dude, let's go, nice man, empty, let's go dude, come on one more, something big in this one, see a 101, nice, we've got a Matt Olson, still has an A in this one, nice, that's not numbered, on the throwback, three very solid players out of that though I have to say Vaughn, nice one there, let's go dude, an empty, that'll do for your break there Vaughn, congrats again man, especially on the Devers, I know Vaughn's actually a Red Sock fan, so I'm very happy to pull that for him, but yeah we'll get him right out to you, thanks as always buddy, there we go Vaughn, let's go dude, I'm so pumped to pull you off, Robbie, heck yeah, that's what I'm saying, I feel like it's been too long now to the point where like, it should be switched over, yeah no problem of course Vaughn, absolutely dude, I'm just pumped to be pulled the Robbie for you, and the Vlad's nice, and even the Olson's solid, see I was like reverse jinxing you by saying, oh I got all the Yankees boxes, I actually got the Red Sock box, so it worked out well, yeah that's true it is hard to go wrong with anything clearly, clearly is fire. Last break of the night, we're gonna go with Landon G, and Dylan and Nathaniel, I see your guys' orders, you will kick off tomorrow morning at 10 Eastern with Kenzie, and myself, I would stay and do them, but I have to top load tomorrow, so I have to be back here in literally eight hours, so I gotta go home and get some sleep, but like I said, Kenzie will do your guys' first, literally first up tomorrow, so if you're not awake, you'll be able to see him later, and if you are awake, then you'll just be able to watch it live. Thanks for the follow Demon Kings, all right good luck here Landon, let me write out your tag really quick, what's going on everyone, Sam here with Layton Sports Guards, and I am ripping one box of 2021 Top's Chrome Formula One Racing Sapphire Edition for Landon G, so good luck Landon, see we can get out of here for you man, so as I said earlier, everything in this will be sleeved and top loaded, I will sleeve all of the color in the big cards now, everything else I will hold aside and the Sword Edition Shippers will sleeve them for you, so just a heads up on that one, and then any big color, anything really like huge will get magged, of course, all right good luck, I think Landon said he's looking for some Lewis Hamilton, so see if we can pull you a Lohan, all right we've got Christian Lungard, Lewis Hamilton there you go, Yuki Sunoda, and Felipe Drogovic, pulled again man, wow, all right we got Daniel Ricardo, that is not the portrait, Carlos Sines, Max Verstappen and, nice Matteo Nanini, on the gold 22 out of 50, for HWA Race Lab, nice hit there Landon on the gold, anything gold out of this set sells super well, so nice one there, should get like a red or something or a Padcrascia, got Mick Schumacher, Valtteri Bottas, Nicholas Latifi, and Sergio Perez, Guter Steiner, we've got Lewis Hamilton, nice on the Sepia to 100, Grand Prix winner, there you go Landon, we'll have this one for ya, congrats on that one buddy, we've got card number one Lewis Hamilton, nice, that's sweet, David Brivio, Dan Ticktum, Charles Leclerc, there you go card number 11, Mazepin and Verstappen, see another big color come out of this, yellow we've got Grand Prix Sergio Perez, we've got Pierre Gasly, nice on the yellow, that's 80 out of 199, stop Mr. Boss how you doing? 80 out of 199, nice one there, then we've got Pierre Gasly again, and Yuki, here you go, got Verstappen, nice, nice one there, got Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonzo, and Ralph Bostring, good to hear, another yellow, we've got Valtteri Bottas, we've got Lewis Hamilton again, nice, 163 out of 199, two Luhams for you, congrats Landon, very cool, on the Grand Prix winner, heck yeah, sick card, we've got Esteban O'Conn and Liam Lawson, that'll do it for your break right there, Landon, congrats on the hits man, we'll get them right out to you, thanks as always, Lewis Hamilton for you, how we pulled you, a couple nice Hamilton's, all right guys, that is gonna do it for me tonight, thank you as always for watching, we've got personals all day tomorrow, starting at 10 to four with Kenzie and myself, again, Dylan and Nathaniel, you guys will go first right off the bat, so thank you again for your patience and then after that, it's group breaks with Forrest, so if you want a personal, you want it ripped early, get it in now and I will see you guys tomorrow, thanks as always, have a good night.


What's up everybody, I'm EvilRabbit. We're here on a set of Corsa. If you remember this car that is the C8 Corvette Remember we were here on the Dragon with it last time in Oculus tearing down for a time attack. Well now We're here to do something different with it. If you noticed You can probably see on my dashboard we have a manual trans No more paddles, which means you know this car is built for drift day So we're gonna take on the dragon in the drift C8 here on the set of Corsa Make sure you guys follow me on Instagram and Twitter all which found in the description box below We got the new energy innovation wheel on so let's get to it. Let's get sideways As you can see We do have a handbrake we got a manual trans We got a C8 We got a mountain road and we got shoes on Starting to wear shoes more and more for racing and drifting So no more bare feet on the pedal cam for you guys. We got shoes. There we go. So the car is a little bit twitchier Then say like my 14th. Oh Left foot break is a little weird The car is a little bit twitchier than say my 14 and my 13 and stuff like that because while Engine being in the back and everything and a lot of weight back there. So it does take a little bit of Finesse to actually Be smooth with this car and we're gonna try and complete the dragon without wrecking too too bad. Oh Little dip. No good We're still good though Throw it in there handbrake There we go So it's much different Apparently my braking force is incorrect so the left foot braking is not really a thing in this car right now So it is much different than drifting just a straight rural drive car Because of all the weight in the back, but you knew this was gonna happen You knew I was gonna build a drift car Are the C8 I mentioned it.  Whoo my heart hurts I Mentioned about it when I did the C8 drive and we are just understeering a lot I'm wondering if I should adjust the brakes a little bit and try this again Or if we just try and finish this out gotta get the flow Whoo, oh My I don't know how we didn't wreck. I would not be doing this in an actual C8. Oh It's so weird. It's so different So we did convert it Like I said the manual trans Otherwise, we didn't adjust it much. We just kind of switched the trans over to manual got a handbrake So that we could actually use clutch and see how twitchy that is it's because of all that weight back there I'm noticing a lot of twitch So I may have to Sweep this out or maybe adjust some suspension settings, but You know, this is just the start of the build And if you guys follow me on Instagram, you guys know I did post about NMLZ's version 2 of his E36 with the 0.5 J Do you have that car almost ready to bring you guys the video to give you guys download links? Oh This is rough. This is cars hard to drift right now Probably need to fine-tune the suspension a little bit May have to give this to one or two of my friends and have them rip it and get their opinions on it. Oh Yeah Dippin dip and tires Suspending tires over Over edges like that Man, this thing is twitchy and you guys have seen me drift this track very smoothly before in my 14s And stuff like that. This car is just super twitchy with all that weight back there This goes to show you that cars where the engine placement everything is is a huge Determining factor of how the car reacts even here in the set of course up like Even adjusting the physics and kind of put in the physics how I Like them is still making it lock the front up very well like very fast And these are the same physics base and everything I used in my 14 Which you guys you've driven it you know handles very well and it's very very smooth and very easy to drive this car is Not and that's why every car I build whether they're based on the same physics They will all have their own little handling characteristics. That's gonna be a long handbrake drag I would have definitely flashed by those tires because of way to the car placement center of gravity All those things in the center gravity of this car is definitely not the greatest for drifting. I don't think oh We gonna try and Survived much as we can I just throttle lift over steer didn't think I was gonna make that Breaks are not helping me right now. So We got a little bit of ways to go with the CA drift car Because we are just tearing the dragon up not the good way. We're tearing up the dirt. This car's just super twitchy Gonna have to fine-tune the suspension Maybe fine-tune the grip levels, maybe the power something like that, but we're gonna be doing a full build on it Before I would release this to you guys because this is twitchy and all I pretty much did was like I said changed the physics base a little bit and the drivetrain to allow me to have a manual trans and Handbrake so it may have to go in there and change up the suspension work Do some suspension acrimony changing and things to get this to handle much nicer But It is different because it feels different. Oh, that is not a wall tap feels very different compared to all the other cars Even being on the same like Platform Well, I say platform. I mean physics base Save that though. Oh my goodness Why I'm chalking it up to the way as you can see how twitchy this actually is But the energy wheel does feel pretty good You know flat spoke energy wheel that I got for racing does feel pretty good for drifting too. I Didn't expect it not to because well, it is still a 350 wheel It just doesn't have the drip drop down. So it's not as close to me And it's not like I'm looking for paddles or buttons or anything like that and drifting So it's just my arms are a little bit more extended out I could move my seat up to compensate for that if I wanted to or we could just go Hey wire into the wall. So this car Far from ready, but a lot of fun nonetheless First time I think anybody has had a CHS car here in the set of Corsa So you guys have seen this first when somebody else has it and you guys know about it. Let me know I Think this is the first one To be hitting the tracks of a set of Corsa or the mountain roads of the dragon. I know that for sure But it's got a lot of work to go So this is just the first First episode of this CA drift build to make sure you guys follow me on all social media and as always I thank you guys for watching I'm evil rabbit. See you guys on the track


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They say that you need to be mindful of whatever you wear in terms of your shoes and especially for ladies It's good to be careful, but this morning we're joined by a young lady who has ventured into the shoe business thing And she's really doing it in a broader perspective not only for ladies now. She's even doing it for chance and I want to introduce her then pop in something that I've seen on her Instagram page and Jerry bought a here.  Yeah, it's my pleasure to be here. There's so much we can say about you a student and make a union And it's what I want to give an opportunity so you can tell us generally who you are So I am Jerry Inverter as you said I am a shoe designer and Founder back in your back in is the home of handcrafted footwear. All right. Yeah This is what I found on her Instagram page and it's what I want us to begin with They say choose a shoe as you would a life partner as It is them that carry you from the moment you leave the house to the time you get back Yeah, exactly. And it is very true. Ashu is not just an accessory It's like a part of your body They literally carry you all day from the moment you leave a house So when you choose a shoe, of course, you want something that will carry you well You want to be uncomfortable on the one thing that carries you the whole day from the moment you leave the house to the moment You get back. So when you're choosing a shoe, it's like a life partner. Like you literally spend so much time in that shoe So you have to choose wisely. How many shoes do you have you as is Jerry a lot? Profile I have a shoe lover That's why you have to venture into it. Yes. Hey, so so let's talk about now Vakanya and of course we have Jerry but who is the founder that is and it's nice to have you Let's talk about before even talk about what is right on our table. Let's talk about Vakanya You began in 2017 you've come through 2018 now in almost ending 2019 each It has been such a path and a journey from beginning What are what are some of the highlights that you have noted in your journey? Well, Vakanya has been the most challenging thing I have had to do all my life Because it's it's it's not just about starting a company You see right now. We are at an age where entrepreneurship is very glorified But the challenges are not pointed out and there are very many challenges in entrepreneurship So I was getting started. It was about designing shoes, right? I taught myself how to design and all that but now I have the product what else from there I have to learn how to be a salesperson. I have to learn how to market. I have to learn how to manage I have to learn how to stuff and all that like you move from just being an entrepreneur Who is someone who has an idea and makes it a reality to now actually be a business person? You see you have to incorporate Executing them in the ideas being a leader being a manager and all that that has been very challenging Already so much as mentioned terms of management leadership marketing sales so much has already been said within a span of a minute but let's talk about these Jerry about Vacation has been there for the years that we've mentioned you've talked about venturing through research as you said One thing that really stands out is that you are hitting the market With what you're doing most will begin with like one product then one and one are the tangina on a tangina It's almost not three years. Yeah, still the same product. Yeah, still the same product still the same product you see When you decide to venture into an industry It is prudent to see how you can Manoeuvre the industry rather than just looking at the industry itself When I decided to enter into the shoe industry I already had a vision of what I wanted what I had envisioned. It was a long game It was not in need for the short game. It was a yeah exactly It was a long game, which is why I'm still doing shoes and which is why I will still continue doing shoes until Vacan is a household name. Oh And make it real. Yes, we are making shoes for the African feats and that that's one thing to note You're making shoes or other feet that is fit for shoes shoes for the feet For the African man and women to wear the African feet to be precise. Wow. That's amazing. So that's your slogan No, no, no, our slogan is when you grow together is succeed together. Wow, big up big up So these are these are mega company. So it's a limited by it's half. Yeah. Yeah, so it's a great. I said It's a limited liability company. Wow. Awesome. Let's talk about the structure. You when we were upset you talked about You having begun some of the things that you had to face, you know to launching out and marketing And most people oftentimes they are hitting the social media going to market themselves Manzema based the course of status. How do you hit the market in terms of your market ability? I Think the first and the most important thing is that I started from scratch, right? And that is something that is very advisable to anyone who is planning to build Something because building something from scratch you get to build your own system your own culture And all that so basically We started from scratch From some very low quality products when you are getting started who used to buy a low quality product We are they actually used to be clients for them. We have literally grown with our clients. Wow. Yeah, and that's the whole thing That is why you see in entrepreneurship You find most people they build then expect people to come and that is not how it's supposed to be First get to the people then build with them. You must be a startup trainer That's the flat. Oh, you're planning to head there. Definitely. Definitely because it's a it's been it's been very challenging even right now when I have friends who are Starting up. It's usually like I usually love to take them through this, you know Mentor them and all that I'm not saying I'm yet at that level, but it's important that they know, you know Because most of these things they are not things that are mostly in our education system and all that They are things that we actually get to learn from right from scratch talent. Yeah, we are not through insurance right now That is what you're doing. You walk alone. No, no, I have a partner. Right. Yeah, I have a partner We started out together with my partner.  Yeah, so we started with her then we We had another partner after two years. Mm-hmm. So now you're three. Yeah. No, you're three, right? That's that's nice, you know bringing on board other people and their ideas and their perspective about the business And I know it's it's a booming one just a quick one from the time you began and Coming all through there that there are things that probably you have noted There's a reason to why you've been rising every day. What are some of the things these things that you haven't you've been noting? well one of the things is a knowing When to grow and when to add something you see at at every stage For example, when it's something like funding When you're starting out, you don't need Funding exactly to start out. So that's one of the things are for example, most people say I can't get started because I don't have capital But the thing is when you're getting started capital is actually the last thing you need It's mostly about Knowing what you need at that time get what you need at that time. You see when you're getting started You get you need talent, right? You see because I'm getting started and I'm making shoes Definitely need a talent. I taught myself how to design and my partner Daisy taught herself how to market Oh, so, you know, all of you under the same department. You're not under the same department same company different departments Yeah, different departments. You see then after some point we got our first funding after two years And that's because at that point we were ready if we had looked for funding before two years You have just scondered the money because you are not ready for them You need to know when you are ready for what do I need partnership at this time? Maybe what kind of a partnership? Do I need an investor? Do I need a talent partner? Do I need a distribution partner at what point of the business do you need what?  It's my hope that you're having your pen and your noting pad You're writing some of the things these things that you hear, you know Jerry mentioned But of course before we even look at what Jerry has been doing you can interact with us on our Facebook page That is why 254 of course and we have a question that is already there and then of course on our Twitter handle You can take to that is why 254 and then of course my name on Twitter.  Yeah, definitely. I'm gonna start with the vacania accounts It's a vacania on Facebook at vacania on Instagram at vacania on Twitter And my personal account is in Jerry bottle on Facebook at Jerry bottle and Twitter and Jerry bottle on I bet you're gonna make the same mistake I made so it's VWA. No space. Just write Kenya. Yeah, but no space That is for IG that's for IG then you get rolling and you're there All right, let's talk about some of the things that you have done These are just a portion of what Jerry has been doing as for for the three years Yeah, and looking at the let's have just have a look at the first one under what some of the fabrics that you've used for this This This is a Viking boots as you can see Let me help it also was again use your mic. Let me help you hold the shoe So what you have right here in front? This is leather. It's called in leather. It's very high quality leather by the way this is the in leather and This is a short grained jute material and this is a TPR soul TPR is thermoplastic rubber. Yeah, this is a TPR soul. So basically the idea behind this shoe was To be an I shoot that you can wear when hiking, you know going for adventures and all that and also during the cold seasons When it's all muddy and all that you see for example this jute material. It's very easy to wash you can see the color selection that reduced it's one that Come of laddies with the mud the color of mud No notice Yeah, and all that and it's very easy to wash. They are called Viking boots. Awesome Yeah, I'm loving even the way you have designed it to look these way looks like an official shoe You can wear your trousers, you know, and then no one notices. Whatever you cover it up.  No, but there's so many ways to rock it can rock it officially casually Wow, so if you by chance you're thinking of like man, I'm gonna get this product man trust You meet such a nice product and it's even warm inside. Trust me as much as it looks looks so nice Yeah, so how much does this probably cost they go for 3,000 Kenyans she lands. That is a pair. Yeah, a pair All right, Jerry. Let me ask. Where do you get your fabrics? We source everything locally like when you say back in your literally mean back in So we put on African wear Yeah That is what you're talking about the African way, you know, African thing. You see the the whole idea behind of Kenya was just It's teaching people to believe we as Africans and Kenyans let's start from Kenyans in Africa We need to believe like this is a very high quality shoe Like you see most of the times people get surprised when they find out that we actually make our shoes Because ah, you see it's it's very high quality But it starts from belief if we are doing this then it will inspire someone else to do something else, you see we the moment we start Producing our own products and consuming our own products. That is that is what will bring the rise of our everyone everyone on entrepreneurship Tuesdays talking about, you know, the issue of Consuming our local products. How best do you think we can consume our local products in terms of the shoes that you're making? Sorry, how best how best can we can we consume our own especially in terms of shoes like what's that? I could just walk you by right now What had happened? Yeah, actually that was one of our biggest challenges when we're getting started because Most people relate our KM products to Probably low quality and all that is locally. Yeah, because it's local But we're changing that narrative The one thing that people should know you see that you see we are the biggest producers of raw materials in Africa Like our our leather it leaves here then goes abroad shoes are manufactured Then they are brought back to us at ten times their price And yet got to buy and we buy so how about we just buy our raw materials our cells and Make our products ourselves and consume our products ourselves and it's not just with shoes Starts with shoes goes to clothes. It goes to other products even insecticides.  Let us just make and consume our products Well, I love I love what you've talked about, you know consuming and I was looking I was watching this documentary last weekend About I think it was on Friday when they they were talking about how people how Kenyan product is all the way taken to the To the to the to the farmer to the West then it comes back is to be something different Yeah, and now it's 10 times the price 10 times the price And yet we're saying you don't want to consume local products if they are local they go there They are whatever they're done. They come back is products finished products And you're ready to buy them. Let's talk about the second shoe. All right Let's first of all have a look at some of the things you've been doing. Wow, this looks so beautiful Wow, this is not the typical African way. I think Yeah, it's the anchor collection. Yeah Basically what you see here. These are repurposed old old Butter butter butter rubbers. They've been repurposed. You know, maybe you have an old shoe Yeah, and that the soul is still good. So we just use the soul. Wow make brand new uppers. All right Yeah, hey, by the way, I'm gonna zoom on the field. It's time for me to get the way with them You better bring them here I love the black and white Actually, that's a It's a it's a favorite Clients favorite. Yeah, it's a couples thing. Yes. It's a he's in hers. He's in her's collection. So what we're gonna propose Right I'm looking at something with these young lady over here. She has the bag. Yeah, she has the bag Do you do the same? Yeah, we make bugs, but we don't make bugs on their own. We only make them as a Collection, you know a shoe and bag collection. All right. There's a package. Yeah All right. That's look so nice and even the way you have done it even for the shoes When we're talking about the African the African design, how do you place the flower because looks so so well plus so well Arranged. Oh, no, that's not a design factor. The design factor.  Yeah In bulk all right, you do leather and still it's part of what you're doing in terms of African Leather steel locally. Yeah, locally everything we source everything locally. We have so many turneries in Kenya Yeah, we have so many turneries and they produce very high quality leather. Actually, most of the leather is exported All right, they should most of the shoes that we are you'll find it's it's our leather. Okay Okay, I understand. Yeah. Yeah, I'm trying to use a machine like man Almost a loving what you're wearing I believe it's part of what you do. Yeah, definitely it's part of what you do This is a Jamila boots. It's the same as these. Yeah, the same as that. It's for the ladies It's very good for the rainy season. Yeah, and all that because this is artificial leather. It's it does not absorb water. Oh So, yeah, no link to work. It's special in this Nairobi weather. This Nairobi weather It's it's everywhere in the country, but but I'm loving I'm loving the way you the way you're doing it How do you get to look at the color and how to place them? I'm loving the way you have done even for these It's black brown. Then this one is white and blue. How do you get to get to that? That's also part of the design aspect. So definitely I'm When I'm choosing the colors to blend, they have to be colors that are blending. Yeah, not gonna take colors that Though there are people I like Exactly, that's why we customize actually when you come to me and tell me I want this Viking boot in a variety of colors I'll do them in whichever color selection you want. Wow Customize as well. Well in business. I know I was taught that, you know, one month's meeting the main poisons and tasting preferences are totally different Totally, and you must accommodate everyone because it's a business and the customer is always right. Do you agree with that by the way? Yeah, the customer is always right, unfortunately Okay, okay, okay, so Jerry we have to wind up but I have a question for you. How much do you spend in traveling? In traveling personally not much as as it now I am still very grounded. I Am still very grounded. Wow being still a student at Mount Kena University. I am not a student. I thought I'm a graduate Business management. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, what's amazing? So you have decided to ground yourself. Yeah, so how much approximately do you use in a Personally Not much not much. No, he's the thing by the way. I need people to understand entrepreneurship like When you get into entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship is not a money spree. It is anything but that Laker when you get into entrepreneurship Do something that you have a passion for Wow because that is the only thing that will keep you going amazing because you will get broke You will get frustrated. You will go through so many motions that your passion is the only thing that will keep Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Do what your heart tells you go for your passion and that's it We get to wrap it from that point may thanks Jerry for coming along It's been a pleasure to have you and if you the best as Varkana is growing every day We look forward to have you know the CEO that has been Jerry the founder of Varkana Of course Barry Moses is coming up next. Don't go anywhere. This is why two five four We got so much and we unwrap the mysteries that are happening in the entrepreneurial field. My name is Karanja Alex


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ike, like I be having, I have a whole bunch of like regular books, but then you know I got the app on my phone where you know I buy books and stuff like that. But a lot of people don't know that I, and I've been like that since I was young. I read almost a book of that. I can tell by the way you articulate. Yeah, I do. That's what I'm saying. When you say you don't have enter, like I'm like, who told you that? I don't feel like I have it as, maybe, okay, so let me take that back. I don't think I, not that I don't have enter, like I think that I don't have growth like him. Like, you know, like personal growth. He's older than you. Give yourself time. In therapy. Come on. Star is coming. I'm really upset that you keep saying therapy. I go every week. That's you. That's you. That's you. This is me. This is you. Like, stop trying to put what you do on me. I think it's gonna be good for you though. It's gonna really help with your growth. I really do. I don't think my manager agrees with that. Alex, you know like therapy for her? She's lying. She's lying. She told me not to go. Catch me three years ago. Tax. He did. Ten years ago. No, for real. If you don't, if you don't give me good advice to the people that you care about, are you even a good friend? Of course not. That's what I'm saying is he's trying to do right here. He's not trying to change you. He's not trying to do anything. He would never recommend something that he would think would hurt you. He has you here because he believes in you. Right? He asks you to come. So if he's giving you more advice, is somebody that actually has your best interest at heart, he's not making no money off you? I don't think he would ever. What does he get out of this? I don't think he would ever tell me anything that's not gonna, you know, benefit me. Exactly. But sometimes what you might think benefits me might not benefit you. But if you don't try, you don't know, right? Of course. So that's why I'm going tomorrow. I have no choice. Hey. Judge told me I gotta go. Hey. I have no choice. He's either go back to jail for not going to therapy or be outside. I'm gonna go to therapy. Like I'm not going to jail for that. That's not tough. You know, like, but sometimes, like, I don't honestly don't ever feel him or anybody that's close to me will ever tell me anything that's not right. But sometimes you might feel it's right and it might not be right for you. That might not be right for you. Now you're right. I told him. Don't they say like therapy's a mirror. It's not someone telling you what to do. They're just trying to help you figure out who you are. That's it. You know what I think is to, I just really feel like, so I'm gonna get back into like, I'm gonna go backwards. You know, I'm gonna sit here and relive everything. And I don't want it to make me angry again. Cause I was angry. You know what? There's actual science behind that.  I feel like it's gonna take me back to the point where I'm gonna be mad at my mom and I'm gonna be upset at this because I'm reliving it. You will. But here's the thing. I don't want to. There's some real science behind it. Not now. So here's the thing. Let's do this in the future. I can't deal with this right now. But the thing is that bullshit's hovering over you. So now there's only two choices.  And there's science behind it that people who voluntarily revisit trauma, heal quicker. Yeah. I'd rather heal later. I'm all right with it. It's gone in some blood. I can't hate on that. But it's gonna catch you either way. I just did three months at Halfway House which I wasn't really free. Freedom now has been two months. I personally don't feel I'm ready to go back to being that angry person. You don't even hold too much? And relive it. Like free, free, yeah.  Why does it seem like it's long? Because I was in Halfway House. Okay, okay, okay. So I was sneaking outside and stuff like that. And I was on the gram. But I wasn't really free. I still had to go to a place where I'm in a cell.  I'm going sleeping on jail beds. I only get six hours outside. So it seemed like I'm living my life because I put them six hours. I'm like this, camera out, I'm out here. But really I was still basically locked up for three months. I've only been really free for two months. So it was like, I don't think personally I'm ready right now. I feel like let me be free a little more. You'll get there. You'll get there. Let me be free. I think you like the autobiography of Malcolm X. This story, it lines up with George. You said you learned a lot going to jail. I'm definitely gonna read it to him. That's where he's from Harlem. Harlem, yeah. And then he was, his nickname was Satan in jail. Yes. He didn't believe in God. I didn't believe in God until I went to jail. Really? I had a jail mom named Yaya.  She's from Saudi Arabia. So like, and she went to jail the first time she did 10 years and then the second time she did 15. She's the person that got me out there to like start having faith because besides like, like my mom and my dad, besides them, she was the only person that used to just sit there and look at me every day and be like, yo, you know you're beautiful. You know you're smart. You know you're this.   But sometimes with a person like me, you just need to love me. Yeah. That's it. That's what all my whole barrier just melt down.  But if you come to me with, I'm coming at you like that. While other people that might work, just doesn't work for me.  You do. She just had to love him. What's your sign? I'm a Pisces. Okay. Tuna. Why are you gonna do that when I'm here?  Isn't Pisces the fish? So what? Well, that's why you love tuna. But why can't you be red snapper? That's right. Well, you didn't bring up red snapper. Well, I'm telling you I'm red snapper. Well, if they put that in a can, then you would be. You need to talk to the sunkissed people. Listen, I can't wait, no point in saying that I can't wait to see, continue to see your star rise. Thank you. And I think that you can do whatever it is you put your mind to. I appreciate it. Thank you so much for having me. No, any time. Thank you for being here, star. Kill it.  I'm trying. I'm trying. Just hope I don't kill nobody. Listen. I'm gonna tell you something.  When we get off the air, I'm gonna tell, you know what? I'm not even gonna say that. I'll wait and tell you once we get off the air. Humble, you want to say anything? I was just gonna say one more thing about that whole social media, people get, like a lot of people get impacted by that. I think you solved the issue just through your life. Like you said you're in jail, you ain't having no phone so it didn't bother you. Like that's all people have to do is adjust their environment. Like I don't have social media on the phone that I carry around. I got like another old phone with all my Instagram, everything on it. Check it once a choice of day, right?  I just feel like a lot of people don't realize how hurtful some of their words are. Like people are committing suicide. This is the hardest. Like you understand, like I have feelings. I'm not a robot. It doesn't matter how tough I am. I'm not a robot. I have feelings. So it's like, I don't think people realize like you really are coming out your day from doing whatever you're doing to discourage my day. Yeah. What's wrong with you? Like really, what's wrong with you? Like for real, because I don't do that.  I don't. I don't care. Like or whatever, I just unfollow, block, don't want to see it no more, whatever.  So it's like, really? Like so it took the time for me to go to jail and realize it, but it's like, it's like saying it to a person, they're not gonna understand it. Cause if you would have said this to me, I want it. So I'm just being real about it. I don't want to understand it.  No, I'm not.  Yeah.  Is that fresh jail? Yeah, like me.  Like I've been in jail for a year.   I haven't been fingering myself. I didn't have no dildo in there.  Like what's up?  You know, but you definitely, definitely be horny. Especially if you wasn't doing anything in there because my jail mom used to always tell me, play the guitar. Which basically she's saying, play your strings.  And it's like, I can't. First of all, I'm hearing all y'all hoes all day. I'm not attracted to girls. Do you feel me? I don't want to play the guitar. I'm not into guitars. Yeah, scrumming my fame with my fingers. I don't want to play the guitar. You did 15 years. You know how to play a guitar. I only did like three months so far. I don't want to play my guitar. Like that's the first single album. You're right.  Of course I lost my virginity since I've been home. Yeah. First day. First day? Before you ate? The next day. When they gave me my pass year. When I was supposed to be at church. Oh. Well, somebody didn't really love God like they said they did in jail. I fell God in jail.  Come on now. First of all, if you was locked up for all this time and your first time outside is a church pass for three hours, what you going to do?   Exactly. But not for the whole three hours. Why not? First of all, it takes time to get there.  No, it takes time to get there. Like first of all, it took three hours is three hours. It doesn't, it includes travel. So it's for you to get there. So how far were you traveling for death?  Was it worth it? Why would you come to the Bronx?   You feel nice hotels? I don't know. No nice hotels in the Bronx. I'm from Brooklyn. You got a point. But I know nice hotels in the Bronx. OK, so I'm sorry. Even though I'm fresh home, I ain't sitting on anything now.   So you went to Queens, his house or hotel? Hotel and got nasty. And got nasty. For how long? I think it probably was like 10 minutes, 10, 15 minutes. Can you imagine if you only got three hours and then the person wants to talk? How are you? How have you been? You know somebody? I walked into the hotel room and was just like this.  Like take everything off while I'm walking in it. And he's looking at me like, like, what? You're not going to talk to me. No, but then listen.  I guess that's what we doing. Yes, you got three hours, nigga. First of all, we only got like 30 minutes left. We still got it. It might be traffic. Let's get to going. Yeah. I don't want to talk. Yeah. Let's go. I talk to you all the time. So you guys went at it 10 minutes. And then after it's done, what is it? Are you like feeling relieved? Are you like? Did you nut? Yes, I nutted a few times. I was mad because I didn't get around too, but I was fine.  You only had three hours. I don't know how old this guy was. But he's anything like my age. Yeah. All right? Ain't no round, too. Ain't no round, too. It's going to take about seven, eight hours to get to round two. Next Sunday, you get round two. You know what I mean? Was there foreplay? Was there foreplay? What a girl question to ask. Was there foreplay? No, it probably was a little sucking of the nipples because that's like my spot. You really love that. Yeah, she was in jail. There wasn't no foreplay. Fucks foreplay. I'm wet in the car. I'm wet in the car. You were ready to go. I was wet in the car thinking about what's going to go down. Going forward. You feel me? Like, I was wet in jail thinking about what was about to go down. Like, no, I didn't need fore, for what? For what? Foreplay for what? For what? OK, so then you go back to church. I'm so bored. Never went to church. Or you go back to the pick out. Yeah, I go back to the halfway house. And I actually got in trouble because they're like, oh, well, you took that picture and it looked like church.  Let me show you how to picture it. It kind of did look like a church hallway. Let me see. It was a hotel hallway, but it looks like a church hallway. If the walls were yellow, it was church. Yellow or white, it was church. OK, let me show you how to picture it. My church is called the Radisson. Nobody could have told me this was church. Listen, this was church. I was thinking God. And by the way, they always say you can't find God in no man-made temple. So a church can be anywhere. Exactly, right? I should have said that to them. OK, you ready? Yes, let me see. What do we think? Does it look like church? No, because it'll carpet. That is hotel carpet all day. Let me see. If it wasn't the hotel carpet, if the carpet was like one plain color, that could have been church. I could be in the hallway of the church. No, the carpet would have to be one solid color. I'm looking for captions. Sunday session. No, you didn't. It was a Sunday session. Exactly, right here. It was a Sunday session. It was a Sunday session. Can I put the hands? Doesn't it mean anything? Doesn't this mean anything?  It don't? No, I wouldn't have you to show me that picture before the story when I thought that was a church. But it's the carpet. It would be a solid color. But it look like a light. All of that is churchy. All of that is churchy. Yeah. Look at the caption. Come on. No. You know what you're doing. I'm mad at you. I'm mad at it. All right. If you think we're smart, you think we're intelligent, you think we're brilliant, you're absolutely right.  Starbrem, thank you for coming. Thank you for having me. I appreciate you. Humble to pull it. Sorry we couldn't talk to you long. It's OK. I'm having so much fun just watching this. I love when Humble comes. I didn't even know I was supposed to be on the podcast. I thought I was coming to kick it. No, all right. It's the Brewing Day, this podcast. Thank you for listening. And go download that. What is it? Let it. Don't play with me. Don't, don't. Keep it built. Yeah. Keep it built. Wild on the fresh.  Keep it built. Keep it built podcast. Yes, keep it built. Everywhere you get podcasts now. Yes, every episode drops on Wednesday. So go download that. Word, it's the Brewing Day. Thanks for listening. Peace.


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How do we find the mass of an atom? Well, the mass of an atom is approximately equal to the mass of protons in the atom, plus the mass of the neutrons in the atom. This is the mass of a proton, and this is the mass of a neutron. These numbers are very awkward to use because of the exponents. Fortunately, chemists use a different unit of measurement called the atomic mass unit. One atomic mass unit, or 1AMU, is approximately the mass of a proton or a neutron. The mass of electrons is so small that we can ignore it when we talk about the mass of an atom. If we want to know the atomic mass of a single atom, we add up the masses of the protons and the neutrons. For example, to calculate the approximate mass of a carbon atom, we add up six protons and six neutrons and get an atomic mass of 12 atomic mass units. You have probably noticed that the boxes in a periodic table have numbers on the bottom that have decimals rather than nice even numbers, and that's because these numbers represent average atomic masses. In nature, you don't usually just have one type of atom. You have several isotopes. Remember, isotopes are atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons. Some isotopes are more common in nature than others. For example, a single chunk of carbon could have some carbon 12 in it with six protons and six neutrons. It might also have a little bit of carbon 13 with six protons and seven neutrons and maybe a tiny, tiny amount of carbon 14, which has six protons and eight neutrons. Carbon 12 is the most abundant isotope. The atomic mass reported in the periodic table is what we call a weighted average, and this means it accounts for the mass of each isotope as well as how much of each isotope there is. So because carbon 12 is most common in nature and because the other isotopes of carbon are present in very, very small amounts, the average atomic mass is 12.01 AMU, mostly carbon 12 with a little bit of the other isotopes. Just in case you're curious, average atomic mass is something that you can calculate if you know the relative abundance of the different isotopes in your sample. Relative abundance means the proportion. You also need to know the mass of each isotope, and you use this equation to figure out the average mass. This is beyond the scope of this video, but there are other videos on this YouTube channel that will teach you how to do this. In summary, the numbers you see at the bottom of the squares in the periodic table refer to the average atomic mass, which is a weighted average of the masses of the various isotopes in a sample found in nature.