Welcome back to another one. If you are new to the channel, I am Goldpony and today we are in the new 2020 Genesis G90 courtesy of Jack G Mbavo Genesis in York, PA. Yes, I know it's icy out today It is cold today here in Pennsylvania But I wanted to check this one out because it has been completely redesigned for 2020 and for those of you not familiar with Genesis Genesis is Hyundai's luxury division kind of like Lexus is to Toyota Accurate as to Honda and Infiniti is to Nissan just to name a few but essentially the G90 is going to compete with vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class like the Lexus LS, but the kicker is with the G90 It's gonna compete with them for much less. It's who today I will be testing out and going over everything about the new 2020 G90 We'll see if it really does measure up to the Lexus LS and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class So what do you say? Let's just go ahead and jump right into it And as always let's start with pricing. And so when it comes to the 2020 Genesis G90 MSRP is going to start at $72,200 and this one does come standard with the rear-wheel drive Configuration if you wanted to add all-wheel drive simply add $2,500 to that price and for comparison's sake Lexus LS starts at 75,450 Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedan starts at 94,250 Substantially less money than that Mercedes-Benz S-Class, but nonetheless there will actually be two different power plants for the Genesis G90 First one being a 3.3 liter twin-turbo V6 if that engine sounds familiar Yes It is the same engine Found in vehicles like the Genesis G80 Sport and the Genesis G70 as well But so when configured with that engine setup power numbers come in at 365 horsepower at 6,000 rpm 376 pound-feet of torque available at 1300 rpm again power center rear wheels or all-wheels through an eight-speed automatic with Paddle shifters, which you guys know we will be testing out in a little bit here But zero to 60 time comes in at approximately 5.4 seconds which is quite impressive for the size of the sedan that the G90 actually is top speed 155 miles per hour with MPG numbers coming in at 17 in the city 25 on the highway taking premium unlit fuel But so then the other engine setup available for the G90 is going to be a five liter naturally aspirated V8 Putting out 420 horsepower at 6,000 rpm 383 pound-feet of torque available at 5,000 rpm rear-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive Same transmission the eight-speed automatic with paddle shifters MPGs on that one 16 in the city 24 on the highway same zero to 60 time as well So really the main difference between those two different engine setups is that the twin turbo V6 is going to give you more of an initial punch Whereas the naturally aspirated V8 is going to give you more of a smoother Acceleration from the get-go nonetheless before we do any kind of accelerations or anything like that I did want to mention there are some driving modes for the Genesis G90 that button is located directly to the left of the shifter Those driving modes will include comfort eco sport and custom Adjusting things like the throttle response shift point steering sensitivity and the suspension setup as well And I'll get more into that suspension setup because it definitely is quite nice little later in the video But for now let's go ahead and just push the drive move button That is going to put us into that sports driving mode and it did immediately downshift for me So it is going to hold the RPMs at a much higher level give me more power on demand and Let's let's do a quick little paddle shifter test here. Let's see how quickly these paddle shifters here are going to react for us Here we go All right, so the paddle shifters do have a slight delay to them But then again, it really cares This isn't a sports car 99% of the people driving this thing are not going to be using the paddle shifter So let's just go ahead and take it out of that paddle shift mode Simply just don't press anything and the car will take over full control once again And now let's let the car do its thing and let's do a quick little acceleration test here And let's see how quickly the Genesis G90 gets up to speed here by itself. All right, you guys and There we go Oh my goodness gosh darn you twin turbo V6 Dang man. Oh, I'm sorry. I went over the line a little bit, but dang that acceleration was Ridiculous that thing definitely you can feel it in your stomach. That was absolutely ridiculous I'm always impressed with that twin turbo V6 no matter if I tested in the G70 or the G80 sport and another plus to that engine setup You guys is Genesis is warranty is 10 years 100,000 miles on the powertrain sir. If you're thinking to yourself, I don't know. It's a twin turbo V6 It's I don't know how reliable it's gonna be you get 10 years that twin turbo V6 is gonna be covered under warranty for 10 Years or 100,000 miles whichever comes first but still 10 year warranty on the engine is amazing and that engine is Brilliant that was an amazing acceleration even in a larger vehicle like the G90 that was breathtaking But so anyways to go along with that acceleration as always breaking is equally important And so up front you will find 14.2 inch ventilated front discs in the back 13.4 inch ventilated rear discs as far as the breaking field goes Dang that was not that was yeah Certainly no issues with coming to a stop There's no brake pedal delay or anything like that as well So that's definitely also a plus touching on suspension and handling up front You're gonna get an independent strut type front suspension in the back independent multi-link rear suspension front and rear stabilizer bars But like I was mentioning earlier I alluded to this there is an adaptive Suspension system that does come standard on the Genesis G90 and this is brilliant reason being is because adaptive Suspensions really with any manufacturer they give you the best of both worlds So it's not only going to soak up the roads and perfections giving you a smoother ride But if you go around the turns a little faster on some back roads perhaps it is going to tighten up that Suspension is well giving you better handling so again hence the term best of both worlds So that is probably what makes this car absolutely brilliant because when it comes to ride quality It is 100% on point one of the smoothest rides Experienced in quite a while to be quite honest definitely on par with the Lexus LS I haven't driven the s-class today and in a couple years now But the Lexus LS it feels just as good as that so definitely an insanely nice ride quality as far as cabin noise goes I feel like I'm super loud in this video Maybe I should quiet down a little bit But cabin noise is almost unheard of I haven't experienced a cabin this quiet again in quite a while Genesis really nailed it with this G90 so far as far as driving dynamics go and really some of the best parts is in The back seat and we'll get more into that later But star steering feel goes is pretty much as expected even in that sport driving mode It's not the heaviest thing in the world But still is as expected for a car like the Genesis G90 so no complaints from me there touching all visibility I could see perfectly fine out the back and of course to go along with that visibility You do a rain sensing windshield wipers that is going to come standard as well Meaning when the G90 starts to detect any kind of rainfall or mist the windshield wipers will automatically turn on for you So one less thing you have to worry about kind of like automatic headlights in addition to that also when it comes to visibility I'm looking at a head up display right now It's gonna give me things like the speed limit the speed I'm currently going and safety features are going to be displayed up On your windshield as well So that is definitely a plus once again helps you keep your eyes better on the road So it's a safety feature in itself and last thing I wanted to mention when it comes to visibility And this is the really the best part is when you do put the turn signal on You actually have a digital view of what is to the left or to the right of you displayed in the center digital gauge Display so it is going to show you what is in your blind spot Whether it be you changing lanes on the highway or simply just making a left or right turn It is going to show you what's in your blind spot once again Really keeping you safe in this Genesis G90 That is something you don't see in the majority of other vehicles out there right now So that is a huge plus as well But that about rounds up the performance segment of this review Let's now go ahead and take a look at the exterior of this beautiful 2020 Genesis G90. All right here. She is you guys the new 2020 completely redesigned Genesis G90 and by the way a little fun fact for you the exterior of the G90 the 2020 G90 is almost all new With the exception of the roof and the doors being carried over from the 2019 G90 So everything else on this thing is completely redone another thing I want to show you guys before I even get into the front of this thing And so our exterior here is finished in Victoria black and when the Sun hits this thing just right I don't know if you guys are gonna be able to see it or not You can actually see all the little flakes in this black paint. It looks Absolutely amazing. Definitely a huge fan of this paint on this G90 But anyways, let's now go ahead and make our way to the front of the G90 first thing most obvious thing I wanted to mention as far as changes go revised front grille It is a much more bold much more pronounced definitely makes a statement on that front grille there And I'll know if you guys can see it or not But that rectangular box towards kind of the middle of the front grill you almost can't see it But that is actually the sensor for the adaptive cruise control system and it is incorporated quite well in my opinion You definitely won't be able to tell from a distance. You of course can see it up close But they did an amazing job incorporating that into the front grille of course just above that you have the Genesis logo Which again is a little bit bigger for the 2020 G90 as well So that definitely looks good too to the sides full LED headlights meaning both low beam and high beam will come standard with LED Accents of course, you're gonna get the automatic feature meaning when it starts to get dark out There's headlights will turn on automatically for you there turn signal lights. This is another cool little feature of the G90 They're actually larger than the headlights or that I should say they go on a bit longer than the headlights onto the side there And then those turn signal lights continue onto the front fender as well. They are absolutely out there and in your face They are quite large, but again definitely makes a statement. So for that reason, I am a huge fan So front-end definitely looks good on this one, but now let's go ahead and make our way to the side But so when it comes to the side of the G90 chrome windows surrounds will come standard chrome striping on the side skirts Definitely ties together well with the chrome window surrounds, of course body colored power adjustable heated side mirrors coming standard as well Taking a look down at the wheel setup You guys are probably used to seeing at this point the 19 by 9.5 inch alloy wheels and these are the same size But they are a slightly different design more towards the 2019 design and more of a gunmetal finish as well So we do have some optional wheels on this particular G90. So Did want to mention that one of the coolest features about this one And I do remember this testing out Mercedes s-class is soft closed doors So when you actually open this up if you forget to close the door all the way It'll kind of suck it in like a vacuum. So again, let me show you guys here get a better angle That's pretty cool But so anyways that pretty much rounds out the side make our way to the back shark fin antenna up top just below that LED Tail lights with the LED light bar going across the entire trunk there definitely makes a statement once again I feel like I keep saying that chrome accenting on the lower portion of the rear bumper I love the Genesis logo spelled out horizontally as well And of course just below it all dual exhaust outlets with bright tips So do believe you guys know what we have to do next as always here is that exhaust clip So now since we are around back when it comes to opening that rear trunk there actually is a button on the key file That's probably the simplest way There is also a button by the driver's side left knee and perhaps my favorite way to go about opening that rear trunk is there is a Stealthy-looking button found just above the Genesis lettering on the trunk itself And that button is definitely one of a kind you almost never see a button like that Just randomly in the middle of the trunk there So that is probably my favorite way to go about opening the rear trunk there But if you wanted a hands-free trunk it does come standard so with the key in your pocket Simply walk up to the trunk there stand there for approximately three seconds And then the trunk will automatically open up for you So that is yet another way to go about opening that one But once opened up cargo capacity is going to come in at 15.7 cubic feet. I love the carpeting Of course you have your standard rear trunk, but the carpeting is so thick And the Genesis G90 I guess it is to be expected. This is a luxury vehicle, but it definitely was quite a fan of that Of course you have cargo lighting back there So it is a pretty standard trunk back there, but it is quite large and we'll say that Make your way to the rear leg room that is going to come in at 37.8 inches like I was mentioning earlier This is where the fun really kicks in let me explain and first Let me go over the over the top features. I'm going to call it so with the five liter v8 That is actually going to add a substantial bit more for the rear passengers Including a rear seat entertainment system with dual 10.3 inch hd monitors Also 14 way power adjustable right rear seat 12 way power adjustable left rear seat power adjustable rear headrest And by the way, we have power adjustable front headrest here, but the power adjustable rear headrest That's amazing ventilated rear seats memory settings for up to two rear passengers and rear seat illuminated vanity mirrors found on the ceiling of the G90 So that's pretty cool, too But the standard setup the one we have today heated rear seats, of course power rear Sunshade which can be controlled on the center rear armrest there. I'll show you guys how to do that But also power side window sunshade and that could be controlled by using the buttons on the door So both three passengers have their own buttons on the door to control those power side window sunshades as well So that is pretty cool. And by the way, there's power side window sunshades That does include the smaller rear quarter windows, too So they were not overlooked and the attention to detail is absolutely amazing on this G90 Of course, you have your rear coat hanger holders and they are going to be finished in a silver So when you pick your suit up from the dry cleaner simply hook it on to those silver coat holders And that is what they will be there for rear ventilation, of course As expected the G90 does come with three zone climate control Rear center armrest with cup holders and there's your passengers can also of course adjust the radio From their rear center armrest as well. That is an amazing feature in itself So all in all the back seats are definitely where it's at But now let's make our way to the front seats 22 way power adjustable driver seat with power lumbar power shoulder adjustments And power bolster adjustments and power headrest adjustments So that is where the 22 way I guess comes in But if you can't find your perfect driving position in the G90 I'm not sure you ever will quite honestly, but heated and ventilated front seats coming standard It will come standard with a napa leather finish very high end finish there But perhaps my favorite part about the interior leather finish is the fact that it comes in several different color options You do have a beige option for the seating and leather finishes You also have a saddle brown finish and perhaps my favorite A blue finish So I love this and one of the coolest things about all those finishes is it does continue onto the steering wheel as well So if you get the blue leather, you get a blue steering wheel. That's awesome. I love that It's so bold just like the exterior of the G90 seats are definitely quite comfy I was kind of worried about the quilted leather the diamond quilted leather whether that would feel awkward But it actually feels quite nice. I actually do like that But I think one of the corkiest features about the G90 is there is a smart button on the driver's side door If you hit that smart button, it will give you options on the infotainment screen here for you to enter your height Your pants inseam length and your weight So by doing that the genesis g90 is actually going to customize that driving position to what it feels Is going to be the most comfortable for you. So let's go ahead and try to do that I guess you guys will know all my digits here now. So I found that quite corky and quite interesting So I do like that feature always like different. That was pretty darn cool But anyways, let's now go ahead and make a way to the steering wheel like I was mentioning It is tilt and telescoping and his power adjustable leather wrapped. It does come heated All of this is pretty standard But again the best part for me at least is that the color of the seats does continue onto the steering wheel Now let's go ahead and make our way to the startup here And let me first start by showing you guys the key you do of your genesis logo on the one side And when you flip it around lock unlock and that button to pop the rear hatch But it is of course all keyless entry So simply just leave the key in your pocket and you of course can get in and out of the g90 and to actually start this one up There is a engine start button located just by the driver's right knee finished in silver So all I am going to do is simply just put my foot on the brake there and press that engine start button It's so but then once started up tachometer is on your left speedometer is on your right There is a fairly large digital display front and center to control what is on that digital display There are steering wheel mounted controls on the right side there Of course, it's going to display your driving modes up there also your average miles per gallon You can choose to display your tire pressure up there There is a digital speedometer although it is actually on the windshield as well as I was previously saying I'm going to tell you outside temperature. It's all pretty basic actually This is probably the one thing I wish genesis would have altered a little bit It would have been cool to see a matching digital display kind of tied in All together with the infotainment screen So digital display up there. Hopefully that's coming in the future But that's just my personal preference. Not a huge deal quite honestly But now let's go ahead and make our way to overall interior quality You will find a power moonroof coming standard and since we're looking up microfiber suede headliner That's always one of my favorite parts about luxury vehicles that really just does take it over the top So I'm actually a huge fan of that there is an analog genesis clock found front and center tries on climate control As I was mentioning earlier You do have an overhead sunglass holder on the roof there as well Also, homeland controls for up to three different garage doors found on the rear view mirror there Wood trim finishes throughout specifically walnut wood trim finishes ambient lighting coming standard as well I do like the aluminum trim accents found around the passenger side glove box there and actually When you open up this glove box, you guys got to check out how freaking thick this owner's manual is Good thing we have automotive youtubers to simplify things. That is a massive owner's manual But nonetheless, aluminum trim accents do tie together quite well They're going to be found in the doors that continue onto the door handle and then continuing to the memory seat buttons Of course just to the right of the shifter You do have a usb charging port as well as your wireless phone charger That is where you're going to put that and I like that it's facing down Actually, so it doesn't slide around as much So that is definitely a good design idea on Genesis as part there Just behind the shifter you have your heated steering wheel button I don't think I've mentioned that yet also dual cup holders again That wood trim finishes well And if you were wondering how to open the center armrest between the driver and passenger It is not something you lift up you simply press one button And it magically opens up for you. That is quite nice. You almost never see that So we have to mention it and once inside you have a decently deep storage area Two 12 volt power outlets you usually just see one and a nice little tray area up top as well So overall interior quality is 100% on point even around the shifter It is a stitched leather finish. There is almost no plastic in this thing Which is a good thing of course being a luxury vehicle But the high-end finishes definitely are quite nice Anyways, now let's go ahead and make our way to the tech display 12.3 inch color touch screen display Wilcox standard and of course that comes with bluetooth and audio streaming Android Auto Apple CarPlay And there are two ways to control what is up on that screen There is a circular dial and buttons located just behind the shifter But it actually is a touch screen as well although while you're driving I would imagine nobody is going to be using that touch screen It is something that you're going to be using when you're parked So definitely easier to use the circular dial and buttons while you're actually driving But of course you have a ton of things you could check out You could check out your climate control settings There's some weather information driving statistics Perhaps my favorite part about the Genesis G90 though is the voice memo section This is something that 99% of cars out there don't have So once you select that there is a record button where you can record your voice And then play it back Let's give it a shot Congratulations on your purchase of your new 2020 Genesis G90 What an amazing vehicle So whichever customer gets this I'm sorry But that was a pretty cool saying I like to think But anyways let's go ahead and play it back real quick Congratulations on your purchase of your new 2020 Genesis G90 What an amazing vehicle Alright that was kind of lame but still it's pretty cool that it does that I gotta be honest No other vehicles do that So you could record your super intelligent awesome thoughts at any time In the Genesis G90 so you don't forget them That is wonderful Of course you have factory navigation system coming standard You have your radio information And by the way when it comes to the sound system You will find coming standard a 17 speaker lexicon sound system with 900 watts And some of the coolest speaker covers out there right now So what do you guys say? Let's go ahead and turn on the radio See what we got playing today And let's test out the clarity of this one I'll tell a swift foyer in the morning but dang Ton of clarity I think that is probably the best part about that sound system The clarity is 100% on point Definitely more than enough bass More than enough of a sound system for the Genesis G90 without a doubt Last thing I wanted to mention to you guys on that tech display Is when you do put the G90 in reverse You will find a rear view camera But in addition to that a 360 degree monitor as well Of course letting you know who or what is behind you And completely all around you Which is always is going to lead us into safety It's the first thing I wanted to mention There are actually nine new safety features for the 2020 G90 Comparatively speaking to the 2019 at least These nine new safety features are going to include Highway driving assist Lane following assist Rear cross traffic avoidance assist Parking collision avoidance assist Blind spot monitor A slowdown function for highway curves Safe exit assist for rear doors And an update to the forward emergency braking system To detect lane changes and oncoming traffic as well And so in addition to that Of course you have front side side curtain airbags But also driver and passenger knee airbags In the back You're going to find latch and rear child door locks And so but anyways that is about it for this one You guys I hope you enjoyed this one as much as I did If you're free to follow me on social media At the bottom of the screen there If you like be sure to hit the subscribe And the bell notification button If you're in a new car reviews That is what we do here on this channel After all if you want to support the channel Got some merch just below the video But that is about it for this one Do appreciate you guys watching more than you know And I will see you guys all in the next video Stay Gold


Dear colleagues, thank you for attending my presentation and welcome to the Psychiatry and Mental Health Conference 2019 in Dubai. Today I would like to discuss the confluence between narcissism, pathological narcissism and depression. Narcissism mourns the loss of narcissistic supply, attention. They grieve over vanished sources of supply. They bemoan the injustice and discrimination that they suffer at the hands of people they perceive as inferior. Narcissists are often in a bad mood, unhedonic, dysphoric, and outright depressed. The narcissist mood swings are self-destructive and self-defeating. Finally, at the end of my presentation, I will compare pathological narcissism with the manic phase of bipolar 1 disorder. Some scholars consider pathological narcissism to be indeed a form of depressiveness and this is the position of the authoritative magazine, Psychology Today for example. The life of the typical narcissist is indeed punctuated with the recurrent bouts of dysphoria, ubiquitous sadness and hopelessness, of unhedonium, loss of the ability to feel pleasure, and of clinical forms of depression, cyclothymic, dysthymic, or other. But this picture is obfuscated by the comorbidity of mood disorders with pathological narcissism. And so, we will have to tread lightly and subtly here. While the distinction between reactive, exogenous, and endogenous depression is obsolete, it is still, in my view, useful in the context of pathological narcissism. And that's because narcissists react with depression, not only to life crises, but also to fluctuations in narcissistic supply, in attention. And they also react with depression to a circumstantial inability to express their dominant psychosexual type, cerebral or somatic. The narcissist personality is disorganized. We all know that. It is precariously balanced. The narcissist regulates his sense of self-worth, not from within his ego, but from the outside by consuming narcissistic supply from other people. Any threat to the uninterrupted flow of attention of this supply compromises the narcissist's psychological integrity and his ability to function. It is perceived by the narcissist, actually, as life threatening. Indeed, depression can be conceptualized as a reaction to the systemic failure of either to trustworthy and efficacious coping strategies, either owing to a seismic change in circumstances and the environment or because of overwhelming new information. So let's start with the first type of depression, loss-induced dysphoria. This is the narcissist's depressive reaction to the loss of one or more sources of narcissistic supply, sources of attention. Or to the disintegration of a pathological narcissistic space, his stalking or hunting grounds, the social unit, whose members lavish him with praise and adulation and admiration. Another type of dysphoria is the deficiency-induced dysphoria. This is a deep and acute depression which follows the aforementioned loss of supply or pathological narcissistic space. Having mourned these losses, the narcissist now grieves their inevitable outcome, the absence or deficiency of narcissistic supply. Paradoxically, this dysphoria energizes the narcissist and moves him to find new sources of supply to replenish his dilapidated stalker. And this depression is the one that initiates what I call the narcissistic cycle. Then there is the self-worth dysregulation dysphoria. The narcissist reacts with depression to criticism or disagreement, especially from a trusted and low-term source of narcissistic supply. He fears the imminent loss of the source and the damage to his own fragile mental balance. The narcissist also resents his own vulnerability and his extreme dependence on feedback from others. And all these put together create a depressive reaction, which is therefore a mutation of self-directed aggression. Then there is the grandiosity-gap dysphoria. The narcissist firmly, though counterfactually, perceives himself as omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, brilliant, accomplished, perfect, irresistible, immune and invincible. This is the grandiosity construct. Any data to the contrary is usually filtered, altered or discarded altogether in an extreme form of confirmation bias or done in pruder effect. Still, sometimes reality intrudes. And then there's a grandiosity-gap. The narcissist is forced to face his own mortality, limitations, ignorance and relative inferiority. He sucks, he sinks into an incapacitating but short-lived dysphoria. And finally there's a self-punishing dysphoria. Deep inside, the narcissist hates and loathe himself. He doubts his own self-worth. That's why he needs input from the outside. He deplores his desperate addiction to narcissistic supply. The narcissist judges his actions and intentions harshly and sadistically via an inner critic or a superego that is out of control. The narcissist may be unaware of these dynamics, but they are at the heart of the narcissistic disorder. And the reason the narcissist hates to resort to narcissism is a defense mechanism in the first place. This inexhaustible will of ill-wish, ill-will, self-trust, trust-isement, self-doubt and self-directed aggression of hatred. This yields numerous self-defeating and self-destructive behaviors from reckless driving and substance abuse, from asqueuities, civil ideation, constant depression and so on and so forth. In this sense, narcissism, pathological narcissism, very much resembles borderline defenses. And indeed, when we diagnose borderline personality disorder, we put an emphasis on the narcissistic dimension. It is the narcissist's ability to confabulate, actually, that saves him from himself. His grandiose fantasies remove him from reality and prevent recurrent narcissistic injuries. Many narcissists end up being delusional, schizoid or paranoid. To avoid agonizing and knowing depression, they give up on life and the world itself. One therapeutic technique would be anchoring, reorienting the narcissist towards self-supply. Rather than resort to fickle and ephemeral external sources of narcissistic supply, the narcissist is taught and encouraged to resort to himself for the same good. To look forward with excited anticipation to the structured pursuit of hobbies, vocations, traits, skills and reward-eliciting behaviors. And this approach leverages the narcissist's grandiose solipsism and fantasy of omnipotence to render the narcissist emotionally self-sufficient in effect. There is no necessary connection between these two clinical conditions, depressive illness and pathological narcissism. In other words, there is no proven high correlation between narcissistic personality disorder or even a milder form of narcissism and enduring bouts of depression or major depressive episodes. Depression is a form of aggression. Transform, this aggression is directed at a depressed person rather than at his environment. This regime of repressed and mutated aggression is characteristic of both narcissism and depression and that's why sometimes the conference. See, narcissism is sometimes described as a form of low-intensity depression, as I mentioned. Originally, the narcissist experiences forbidden thoughts and urges sometimes to the point of an obsession or intrusive thoughts. His mind is full of this kind of mutations of aggression, curses, remnants of magical thinking, denigrating and malicious celebrations concerned with authority figures. Current, former, parents, teachers, bosses. And all this poisonous and toxic brew is all proscribed by the super ego or the conscience. It's forbidden. And this is doubly true if the individual possesses a sadistic, capricious super ego, a result of their own kind of parenting by narcissistic parents. These thoughts, these wishes, do not fully surface as fraudulums that they are repressed. The individual is only aware of them in passing and vaguely. But they are sufficient to provoke intense guilt feelings and to set in motion a chain of self-flagellation and self-punishment. Amplified by an abnormally strict, sadistic and punitive conscience of super ego, these kind of celebrations result in a constant feeling of an imminent, innate threat. This is what we call anxiety. It has no discernible external triggers and therefore it is not fear. It is the echo of a battle between one part of a personality which viciously wishes to destroy the individual through excessive punishment and his or her instinct for self-preservation and survival. Anxiety is not, as some scholars have it, it's not necessarily a rational reaction to internal dynamics involving imaginary threats. Actually, anxiety is more rational than many fears. The powers unleashed by inner constructs such as the super ego are so enormous. The intentions are so lethal. The self-loathing and certain degradation that it brings with it are so intense that I consider the threat to be very real. Overly strict super egos are usually coupled with weaknesses and vulnerabilities in all other dimensions of the personality. Thus, there is no psychological structure which is capable of fighting back of taking the side of the depressed person. It is small wonder that depressives have constant suicidal ideation. They toy with ideas of self-mutilation and suicide or worse, they commit suicide in order to avoid this capable battle.  Their anxiety is about survival. The alternative is being usually self-tomant and self-admiration. Depression is how this kind of patient experiences is of a flowing reservoir of aggression. He is a volcano which is about to erupt and bury him under his own ashes. Anxiety is how he experiences the war raging inside him, his inner conflict. Sadness is a name that he assigns to the resulting wariness. To the knowledge of the battle is lost and personal doom is at hand. Disintegration, decompensation and acting out. Depression is the acknowledgement by the depressed individual that something is so fundamentally wrong there is no way he can win. The individual is depressed because he is fatalistic. As long as he believes that there is a chance, however slim, to better his position, he moves in and out of depressive episodes. True, anxiety disorders and depression mood disorders do not belong in the same diagnostic category but they are very often comorbid. In many cases the patient tries to exercise his depressive demons by adopting ever more bizarre rituals or obsessive compulsion or obsessive compulsion kicks in. These are the compulsions which by delivering energy and diverting energy and attention away from the bed content is more or less symbolic or ritualistic and arbitrary. These compulsions bring temporary relief and an easing of the anxiety. It is very common to meet all four. A mood disorder, an anxiety disorder, an obsessive compulsive disorder and a personality disorder in one patient as all of us know. Depression is the most varied of all personal illnesses. It assumes myriad guises and disguises. Many people are chronically depressed without even knowing it corresponding cognitive or affective content. Some depressive episodes are part of a cycle of ups and downs like in bipolar disorder or in milder form in cyclotinic disorder or in narcissism. Other forms of depression are built into the characters and personalities of the patients. For example, dystemic disorder or what used to be known as depressive neurosis. One type of depression is even seasonal that can be cured by phototherapy, gradual exposure to paraphernal time, artificial lighting. The numerous forms, we all experience adjustment disorders with depressed mood used to be called reactive depression which occurs after a stressful life event or as a direct, entirely limited reaction to it. These poisoned, garden varieties are all pervasive. Not a single aspect of human condition escapes them. Not one element of human behaviour avoids their grief. It is not wise and has no predictive or explanatory value to differentiate good or normal classes of depression from pathological ones. They are not good depressions whether provoked by dysfunction or endogenously from the inside. Whether during childhood or later in life. All depressions are one and the same. A depression is a depression is a depression no matter what its precipitating causes are or which stage in life it occurs. The only valid distinction seems to be phenomenological.  This is known as vegetative function disorder. All of them are notably deterred. Behaviour patterns change or disappear altogether and these patients feel dead. They are unhedonic. They find pleasure in excitement in nothing and they are also dysphoric, they are sad. The other type of depressive person is psychomotorically active and at times hyperactive. These are the patients that I described above. They report overwhelming guilt feelings, anxiety even to the point of having delusions delusional thinking, not grounded in reality but in a thought and logic of our outlandish world. The most severe cases and severity is also manifested physiologically in the worsening of the above mentioned symptoms. The most severe cases exhibit paranoia to secretary delusions involving them in systematic conspiracies. They are, they seriously entertain ideas of self-destruction and the destruction of others. These are nihilistic delusions. They hallucinate. Their hallucinations reveal their hidden content, self-deprecation. They need to be punished, humiliated, bad or cruel or permissive thoughts about authority figures and so on. So depressive, depressive is almost never psychotic. Psychotic depression does not belong to this family, in my view. Depression does not necessarily entail a marked change in mood. Mass depression is therefore difficult to diagnose if we stick to the strict definition of depression as a mood disorder. Depression can happen at any age. It can happen to anyone. Whether without a preceding stressor, stressful event, its onset can be gradual, its onset can be dramatic. The earlier in life depression occurs, the more likely it is to recur. And this apparently arbitrary and shifting nature of depression only enhances the guilt feelings of the patient. He refuses to accept that the source of his problems is beyond his control. At least as far as his aggression is concerned. He doesn't worry about biochemical, neuro-transmitters or genetic factors. The depressive patient believes himself or events in his immediate past of his environment. And this is a vicious and self-fulfilling prophetic cycle. The depressive feels worthless, doubts his future and his abilities feels guilty. This constant brooding alienates his nearest and dearest of course. And his interpersonal relationships become dysfunctional. And this in turn exacerbates his depression and so on and so forth. The patient finally finds it most conveniently rewarding to avoid social interactions altogether to go skizz it. He resigns from his job, shies away from social occasions, sexually abstains and shuts out his few remaining friends and family members. Or stillity, avoidance, histrionics, all emerge and the existence of personality disorders only makes matters worse. Freud said that the depressive person has lost a loved object, was deprived of a properly functioning parent. The psychic trauma suffered early on can be alleviated only by inflicting self-punishment. Thus implicitly penalizing and devaluing the internalized version of the disappointing love object. The development of the ego, said Freud, is conditioned upon a successful resolution of the loss of the loved objects. A phase all of us have to go through. When the love object fails, the child is furious, revengeful and aggressive, unable to direct these negative emotions of the frustrating parent, the child directs them at himself instead. It's a proto-type of depression. Narcissistic education means that the child prefers to love himself, direct his limit with himself, then to love an unpredictable, abandoning parent, mother in most cases. Thus, the child becomes his own parent and directs his aggression at himself, at the parent that he had become. Throughout this wrenching process, the ego feels helpless and this is another major source of depression. When depressed, the patient becomes an artist of sorts.  The depressive imbues everything with sadness, attuning, aside a color, another person, situation or memory. He is triggered and in this sense, depression is a kind of post-traumatic condition. The depressive is cognitively distorted, interprets his experiences, evaluates himself and assesses the future, totally catastrophically and negatively. He behaves as though constantly disenchanted disillusioned, inverting, a dysphoric effect. And this helps to sustain the distorted perceptions. No success, no accomplishment, no support can break through this cycle because it is so self-contained and so self-sustaining and self-enhancing. Dysphoric effect supports distorted perceptions which enhance dysphoria, which encourages self-defeating behaviors which brings about failure and which justifies depression, of course.  Depression is addictive because it is a strong love-substitute. Much like drugs, it has its own rituals, language and worldview. It imposes rigid order and behavior patterns of the depressive. And this is learned helplessness. The depressive prefers to avoid even situations which are the promise of improvement in his to his harrowing condition. The depressive patient has been conditioned by repeated aversive stimuli. To freeze in his tracks, he doesn't even possess the requisite energy to end his cruel predicament by committing suicide. The depressive is devoid of the positive reinforcement which are the building blocks of our self-esteem. He is filled with negative thinking about himself, about his goals, or lack of them, about his lack of achievements, his emptiness, his loneliness and so on and so forth. And because his cognition and perceptions are deformed, no cognitive or rational input can alter the situation. Everything is immediately reinterpreted to fit the paradigm. People often mistake depression for emotion. They say about the narcissist but he is sad and they mean but he is human, but he has emotions. And this is wrong. It's true that depression is a big component in the narcissist's emotional makeup but it mostly has to do with the absence of narcissistic supply. It mostly has to do with nostalgia for more plentiful dates full of adoration and attention and applause. It mostly occurs after the narcissist has depleted his secondary source of narcissistic supply. His spouse is made, girlfriend, colleagues with his constant demands for the reenactment of his days of glory. Some narcissists even cry but they cry exclusively for themselves and for the lost paradise. They do so conspicuously, ostentatiously and publicly in order to reignite the narcissistic cycle in order to attract attention in a thing. The narcissist is a human pendulum hanging by the thread of the void that is his false self. He sweeps from brutal and vicious abrasiveness to malicious, modeling and saccharine sentimentality. It is only a simulacrum, a very similigant, a facsimile or a confabulation enough to fool the casual observer enough to extract the narcissistic drug of the people's attention, the reflection that somehow sustains his house of cards. But the stronger and more rigid the defenses and nothing is more resilient than pathological narcissism, believe me, the stronger the defenses, the greater and deeper the birds the narcissist aims to counteract or compensate for. One's narcissism stands in direct reaction to the seething abyss and devouring vacuum that one harbors the true self. Perhaps narcissism is indeed, as many people say, a reversible choice but it is also a rational choice guaranteeing self-preservation and survival. It's an adaptation. The paradox is that being a self-loading narcissist may be the only act of true self-love that the narcissist ever commits. Now let us study a specific mood disorder and compare it to narcissism. Bipolar One Disorder The manic phase is often misdiagnosed as narcissistic personality disorder. Bipolar parent patients in the manic phase exhibit many of the signs and symptoms of pathological narcissism, hyperactivity, self-centeredness, lack of empathy and control frequently. During this recurring chapter of the disease the patient is euphoric, has grandiose fantasies, spins, unrealistic skins and has frequent rage attacks is irritable if her or his wishes and plans are inevitably frustrated. The manic phases of the bipolar disorder, however, are limited in time. Of course, narcissistic personality disorder is not. Furthermore, the mania is followed by usually protracted, depressive episode. The narcissist is also frequently dysphoric, but whereas the bipolar sinks into deep self-deprecation, self-devaluation, unbounded pessimism, all-pervasive guilt and anhedonia, the narcissist, even when depressed, never forgo his narcissism, his grandiosity sense of entitlement, haughtiness and lack of empathy. Narcissistic dysphoria are much shorter, they are utterly reactive, they constitute a response to the grandiosity gap. In plain words, the narcissist is dejected when confronted with the abyss between his inflated self-image and grandiose fantasies and the drab reality of his life, his failures, lack of accomplishments, disintegrating personal relationships and low status. Yet one dose of narcissistic supply is enough to elevate the narcissists from the depth of misery to the euphoric heights of mania. And it is not so with the bipolar. The source of her or his mood swings is assumed to be brain biochemistry, not the availability of narcissistic supply. Whereas the narcissists is in full control of his faculties even when maximally agitated the bipolar often feels that he or she lost control of his or her brain and this is the flight of ideas.  This is never the case with the narcissists. The bipolar is thrown to reckless behaviors and to substance abuse only during the manic phase. The narcissist does drugs, drinks, gambles shops of credit, indulges in unsafe sex or other composite behaviors both when he is elated and when he is deflated. As a rule the bipolar's manic phase interferes with his or her social and occupational function. Many narcissists in contrast reach the highest ranks of their community church firm or voluntary organizations. Most of the time they function flawlessly. Though the inevitable blow ups, the great extortion of narcissistic supply usually put an end to the narcissist's career and social reasons. But still most narcissists are high functioning. The manic phase of bipolar sometimes requires hospitalization and more frequently than admitted involves psychotic features. Narcissists are never hospitalized as the risk of self harm is minute. Moreover psychotic micro-episodes in narcissism are decompensatory in nature and appear only under unendurable stress for example in intensive therapy. The bipolar's mania provokes discomfort in both strangers and in the patients nearest and nearest. His constant sheer and compulsive insistence on interpersonal sexual and occupational or professional interactions these engender unease and repulsion. His bipolar's ability of mood, rapid shifts between uncontrollable rage and unnatural good spirits it's done right intimidating something wrong and privy. The narcissist's gregariousness by comparison is calculated. It's called, it's controlled, it's goal-oriented the extraction of narcissistic supply. It's a bit psychopathic. The narcissist's cycles of mood and effect are far less pronounced and a lot less rapid. Bipolar's cycle, narcissists rarely saw. The bipolar's swollen self-esteem, overstated self-confidence, obvious grandiosity and delusional fantasies are akin to the narcissists. That's also the diagnostic confusion of us. Both types of patients purport to give advice carry out an assignment to accomplish a mission or embark on an enterprise for which they are uniquely unqualified and lack the talents, his knowledge or experience required. But the bipolar's bombast is far more delusional than the narcissists. Ideas of reference, referential ideation, magical thinking are common and in this sense the bipolar is closer to this case of people than to the narcissistic. There are other differentiating symptoms. Start with sleep disorders, notably acute insomnia. These are common in the manic phase of bipolar and are common in narcissism. So is manic speech, pressured, uninterruptible, loud, rapid, dramatic speech including singing and humorous sides. Sometimes incomprehensible incoherent, chaotic and it lasts for hours. It reflects the bipolar's inner turmoil and his and her inability to control her racing kaleidoscoping thoughts. As opposed to narcissists, bipolar in the manic phase are often distracted by the slightest stimuli are unable to focus on relevant data or to maintain the thread of conversation. They are all over the place, simultaneously initiating numerous business ventures joining myriad organizations writing up thing letters contacting hundreds of friends and friends of strangers acting in a domineering, demanding and intrusive manner totally disregarding the needs and emotions of the unfortunate recipients of their unwanted attentions. They rarely follow up of their approaches. The transformation is so marked that the bipolar is often described by her closest as not himself, not herself. Indeed some bipolar's advocate change name and appearance and use contact with their former lives. Antisocial or even criminal behavior is not uncommon and aggression is marked, directed at both others in terms of a soul and oneself in terms of suicide. Some bipolar's describe an acuteness of the senses akin to experiencing experiences recounted by drug users. They describe smells, sounds and sights as accentuated and attain an unearthly quality synesthesia. As opposed to narcissists, bipolar's regret them with deeds following the manic phase. They try to atone for their actions. They realize and accept that something is wrong with them and they seek help. During the depressive phase they are ego-distonic and their defenses are autoplastic. They blame themselves for their defeats, failures and mishaps. Exactly the opposite is with narcissists. And finally, pathological narcissism is already discernible in early adolescence. The full-fledged bipolar disorder, including the manic phase, rarely occurs before the age of 20. The narcissist is consistent in his pathology, not so the bipolar. The onset of the manic episode is fast and furious and results in a conspicuous metamorphosis of the patient. Thank you for listening.


Do you know what these are?  Today we're going to make Korean barbecue. Check it out. First thing we're going to do is we're going to clean up our radish. Now we got our radish cleaned up. We're going to slice it thin and place into our little mason jar. Get you some water in a pot and fill it up to see how much water you're going to need to submerge. Now we drain that water back into the pot and now we boil. This here is pure wasabi powder and that's real wasabi root. So we're going to get a couple nice little scoops of this wasabi powder. All right now we've come to a boil. We're going to add this in. All right let's put our lid on. Give it a little shake. We're not actually pickling this. We're marinating this. So now I'm going to throw this in the fridge. All right so this here is the top sirloin and I actually bought this today because all I wanted was this little piece right here. This is the pecania and that's what we want. Let's get us some fine sea salt. Give it a little sprinkle. Give it a little spicy dano's that's the red top. Give it a little sprinkle of that. But really what's most important is get you a separate little bowl. Put you a little salt in there.  Mix that together. Now we set this to the side for when we're done. Now you need to cast iron pan. All right we got our pan nice and hot. We're going to start with a little beef tallow. Now simply just add your steak. Lay them out flat just like that. Let it cook for about one minute or so and then we'll flip it. All right these are done. Check it out. Perfectly cooked. Probably like a medium rare. Now we got our wasabi daikon radish. These will always be better if you let them sit overnight. We're just going to set these right here to the side. Give me a little pinch of this dano's and sea salt right here. Just sprinkle it over some of your pieces.  Put it right there on top. That has so much flavor going on right there. It's crazy. That flavor I just got. That flavor burst of dano's and a little salt on there. It's crazy good. I know this was something different. I hope you all enjoyed the video. Let me know if you've ever had Korean barbecue before. We'll see you next time. Keep sprinkling.


Hello everybody, Andrea Maeski here, Dental L Mobile Hygiene. So I have owned my own dental hygiene mobile practice and I go to nursing homes, I go to patients' homes and clean their teeth. So pretty much any dental hygiene services, I do dental hygiene exams, I do sealants, I do teeth cleaning, I do whitening, all kinds of fun stuff. But usually I love to go into the nursing homes and I remember getting started with that and finding a lot of things out that I did not know before, things I just simply wasn't aware of and things that I wish I had known when I first got started. So if you're one of those people who is looking into being able to go into nursing homes to clean teeth, this will be an excellent video for you because you'll be able to kind of hear from a real person who has been doing it, you know, the good, the bad, I mean not the bad, but just things that I wish that I had known and why it's really not as easy as people may think, but it's also not as hard as some people might think too. So let me just talk about this a little bit. So when I was a dental hygiene student, we had a class where we would go into different areas of the community and clean their teeth. Well, one of them happened to be going into a nursing home and it was a very negative experience and I'll tell you why. Because what we did, it was a group of us. So I'd say about 20 of us, it was a relatively small class because I think we went in groups of 20. All it was is we literally sat up in the community center that the nursing home had. So we had a table, we had, you know, packages of instruments to use for every patient and we had like a chair. So basically what happened was the residents would come in one by one. They would typically either be in the wheelchair or if they could sit in a plain just chair that they had in the nursing home, that's what we would do. And us as the students or my teachers who were dental hygienists, they would either stand or they would sit in a chair. So like, not an actual dental chair, but like just to sit in a chair so you kind of had to be twisted to see the patient. I don't even remember having a light. I don't remember having really anything, but we must have had a light because we weren't having able to see. So I'm really not sure. But the negative experience was it was just awkward and we didn't really get to talk to the patients. It was just kind of, my teacher would say, okay, you will not be able to get a lot done. You just pretty much look inside the mouth, clean whatever you can. You have about 20 minutes. You might be cleaning their denture. You're just kind of looking around the mouth. But it was just awkward because we had nowhere to put our stuff. We didn't even have a lot of stuff actually. So it was just kind of a waste because what can you do? How can you do a proper cleaning when you barely have a light to see? You have like maybe three instruments with you. A mirror, an explorer, like a sickle scaler, and that was it. And then you just did the best you could. So that was always the negative experience that I had going into nursing homes. And I thought, there's no way I want to do that. But fast forward to owning my own business, I started the business because I wanted to go into my grandparents' nursing home. So they've been in a nursing home now for a little over a year. And I could quickly realize that their teeth just weren't being looked after. My grandma kept having tooth issues. She kept losing teeth, which as we know, that's just not normal. So I wanted to go in there to clean her teeth, but I wanted to do it my own way. So what I do is, and I don't bring as much stuff as I thought I might need. So with my business, I do have like that full compressor unit. I don't bring that in because it's loud. And nursing home residents don't really want to hear that loud noise, right? So yes, I would love to have that because I can't use air and I can't use water or the suction without it. But it just works better to not have to bring that in because it's less stuff.  So I put my instrument package in there. I will put like a toothbrush for the resident. I'll put toothpaste. I'll put in the sunglasses for them to wear because I have a light on my loops. So that's awesome. That just helps me so much. What else do I do? I know I bring in more. I just can't think. I have to obviously bring in like masks, gloves, the wipes to wipe the area afterwards. I bring in a tray because sometimes there's a little table that I can use and sometimes there's not. So I bring in like a 1999 like foldable end table to put my instruments on. I don't bring in my piezo because again, I can't use suction. So it's just pretty much hand scaling and I do whatever I can, but that seems to be fine. So you know those like carry-on luggages? I just bring that and I put all of my stuff in there. So it's so, so easy. And that's what I do.  So it really does depend.  And that's enough. And then maybe the stool in your other hand. So it's kind of hard to say. Oh, and the foldable table too. But sometimes I bring that in. Sometimes I don't. If I've been to the nursing home before, I kind of know what they have. If they have a table, then I don't need to bring mine in, you know, that kind of thing. But it does help to have a little table because you don't want to put your tray on the floor, right? Like you can't do that. If you're cleaning the teeth in the resident's room where you normally are, you might be able to put, like, your tray and stuff on their end table if they have one, but sometimes they don't. So just kind of things to think about. But typically you can't just walk into a nursing home and advertise your services. So the caregiver basically has to come to you to ask for you to come in, you know, because I would email nursing homes. I would call the nursing homes and say, hey, like I do offer this amazing service where I come in to clean teeth. Can I give you a pamphlet? Can I give you something to give to the caregivers? Because I'm sure if they know that this exists, then they will want this done. But they kind of said, well, we can't advertise a business. Like I guess they're just not allowed to do that. I don't know why, but they're not allowed to do that. So they say, well, we can't really advertise for you. So no, you can't bring in a brochure. So it's kind of like, well, how do they know I exist if I can't advertise? So that kind of, I didn't know that. So it's not as easy as you might think to get into nursing homes yet. I can tell you right now, everybody in those nursing homes needs their teeth cleaned and they will love it. But you have to advertise a different way. So that is something to know. If you call the nursing homes, they might tell you, oh, well, we have a dentist that already comes in. But nurses don't realize that the dentist does not clean the teeth. If they do clean the teeth, well, it's just better to bring in a dental hygienist because that is what we do, right? So I would have to tell them, well, that's excellent. I am so happy that they have a dentist that comes in. But are they coming in every six months to clean the teeth? I can get in there and do a deep cleaning. And I can teach you, I can even teach the residents in some cases if they're teachable how to take care of their teeth. So it's just another option for them. And I can guarantee you that my price is less expensive. So I do say that, too. I say, I offer a senior's discount. I am more than happy to help out people who don't have insurance, things like that, right? I let them know that I do submit to insurance companies. So I just talk to them, right? But another thing that you have to know is that if you do end up getting into a nursing home and seeing a patient or two, you always have to talk to their nurse first. So, or they might have several nurses, but make sure that you talk to a nurse first and say, hey, I'm coming in Thursday. Are there any medical issues? You have to pretty much talk to them about their medical history form. And the caregiver probably has to fill out the medical history form. But you would always have to ask the nurse of any updates. Because if you call the caregiver and ask them, well, yes, they should have some idea. But if they haven't seen the resident for a while, then they might not know. But the nurse always, always knows, right? Like they might say, oh, well, yesterday at lunchtime, your patient's a diabetic and they didn't eat their lunch. So we had to give them some more insulin or something like that. So always talk to the nurses first. You will likely have to fill out a consent form so that if you hear anything while you're there from another patient, you can't just talk to everybody else about what you've heard, you can't advertise your services, things like that they want you to fill out. So that is something to know as well. And just overall, you probably won't have your own clinical room to set up in. You will likely be setting up in the resident's own room. Sometimes there's not a lot of room. Sometimes there's a lot of room. You just never know. So keep that in mind that you have to work around what you have. Do not think that you're going to have a perfectly accessible patient. They might not be able to move back very well. So you will have to be hunched over for 45 minutes. Your back is going to hurt, that kind of thing. So I find nursing homes are amazing. I love seeing my patients in nursing homes, but you do have to plan your day. Meaning you would not be able to see 10 patients in a day because you will be so sore because it's a special needs case. So plan around that. You might only be able to see three people in one day because otherwise that would hurt your back. It really does depend on the patient. Sometimes the wheelchairs that they're in, they do move all the way back. Well, not all the way back, but they can be tilted back. Some of them can't. Do not hesitate to ask the nurse because the resident likely wouldn't know. I've seen some pretty crazy ones where I'm like, this is a really fancy wheelchair. I don't even know how to unlock it. I don't even know how to pull it back a little bit. Ask the nurse. Do not be afraid to ask. Sometimes you won't see any nurses around, seriously. So it's always good to let them know ahead of time when you will be coming in. Plus you wanna work around their lunchtime. You wanna work around when they eat. You wanna work around when they get their hair done sometimes, right?  So check that out too. Like I find I don't see a lot of patients in the nursing homes in the morning because they might have a bath every other day or they might have a bath every day or even every two days, but you don't wanna show up and they're in the middle of that. You have to wait around for half an hour. You don't wanna do that, right? I mean, maybe you do, but maybe you don't. So always let them know before you're coming. If I forgot anything, let me know. Feel free to comment below. And if you haven't yet, make sure to hit subscribe because I do upload the videos often. I hope that this helped you because it is so nice to be able to work in a nursing home, trust me. It's the most amazing thing ever, but you will be a little sore. So make sure to do your regular yoga, you know? Things like that so you're not too sore. Okay, guys, well, thank you so much for watching and I'll see you in the next one.


People ask me why we need an election and the answer is that our political system is in a rut. Our parliament is paralyzed. We have a great new deal to allow us to honour the mandate of the people and leave the EU. It's ready to go. Unfortunately, parliament is currently blocking it. But if we can get, as I hope we can, a new majority Conservative government in a new parliament, then from day one we'll be able to push that Brexit deal through and then get on with the priorities of the British people. I'm very proud of what we've done in the last 100 days as a new government in delivering on massive funding for the NHS, the biggest in a generation, 34 billion pounds, lifting up funding for education across the whole country, every primary, every secondary school, putting 20,000 police out on the streets, and an infrastructure revolution including gigabit broadband for every home. That's what we want to get on and deliver. And it's a very, very exciting prospect. On the other hand, Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party have an economic agenda that would mean ruin for our businesses and for our country. And worse still than that, Jeremy Corbyn is seriously proposing yet another referendum on the EU. Yet another Brexit referendum who wants to have his own negotiation followed by a referendum, nobody knows what the questions would be to the people. Nobody knows what the result would be. Nobody knows, by the way, what the Labour Party policy would be on that referendum. What we do know is it would be another year of misery and chaos and uncertainty for businesses and for families. And that's why I hope that you'll go with us and support us as a moderate one nation conservative government determined to invest and improve our wonderful public services because we also believe at the same time in a dynamic free market economy. So let's get Brexit done as we can with the deal that we already have. Let's get Brexit done and unleash the potential of the whole of the United Kingdom.


for another exciting day here in the space business. For right now though, we're going to timbu up a fuel cell purge for you. This is Mission Control Houston. This morning's wake up call. The Air Force song by the United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chorus. That for pilot Steve Lindsey who is a major in the Air Force and Commander Kevin Kriegel formally of the Air Force. This is USMP4 science operations control Huntsville. Science activities aboard the space shuttle Columbia continue to go well this afternoon. A new growth cycle is underway with the isothermal dendritic growth experiment. The study is designed to improve metals used in automobiles and jet engines. In the experiment, our materials are melted and re-solidified to observe the growth of dendrites. You're looking now at live video downlinked from the shuttle Columbia of the IDGE experiment as the dendrite grows in space in the microgravity environment. IDGE's lead scientist, Professor Matthew Koss of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, says the science team is repeatedly performing growth cycles at the same super cooling. This allows researchers to obtain the best science data set possible for later analysis. And the growth cycles continuing with the IDGE experiment on board the space shuttle Columbia. Also today, very good reports from the science teams, both with Mephisto and another furnace on board Columbia, the advanced automated directional solidification furnace. These views showing some of the payloads in the cargo bay. These payloads, many of them have been operating throughout the mission, mounted in canisters in Columbia's payload bay. They include various technology experiments studying new technologies that can be used on future spacecraft. Among those are a study of a heat pipe technology that can be used for cooling, a passive cooling system that would include no moving parts. Being studied for possible use on future satellites, that experiment is called the loop heat pipe experiment. It's sponsored by the Center for Space Power at Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi, Texas. Also another experiment in the cargo bay along with the heat pipe experiment is called the sodium sulfur battery experiment. Looking at how sodium sulfur batteries can operate in weightlessness possible source of battery power for future spacecraft. Other experiments in the cargo bay that have been operating throughout Columbia's mission include the turbulent gas jet diffusion flames experiment. That experiment seeks to understand the characteristics of turbulent gas jet diffusion flames in weightlessness. Training session underway as we see Jerry Ross here is to evaluate the handling characteristics of the satellite. He and his colleague Jim Newman have been passing the mock-up of the Spartan back and forth to understand and get a good feel for its handling characteristics. The Spartan actually weighs in at about 1,200 pounds of course in space with microgravity that it really has no weight but its mass is still there. So it is the prudent thing to do to understand the handling characteristics of the Spartan satellite. So they'll continue this training session for another couple of hours in the water tank which is near the Johnson Space Center here in Houston. And this wider view gives a better idea of the size of the satellite in relation to the two astronauts. And again in this view Jerry Ross is on the left and Jim Newman is on the right. They are distinguishable by their air hoses which obviously are not used in space but underwater they are and Jerry Ross is red and Jim Newman is white. So the second goal is to examine the various tools used by the station and the crane. Today I would like to show you the space that we can go through. The space on my right hand is the space that Winston can go through. And the space on my left hand is my space. You can divide it into four parts. The other part is the helmet part. I think you can see the glass part too. The helmet part has a helmet light. So we can use it at night. When the sun is very bright, we can use a visor which is very cute. The lower part of the helmet is the body part. The body part has various tools like this. The back part of the body part has a backpack. Inside the backpack, we need to operate in the air. There is a oxygen tank. There is also an anti-aircraft device that adjusts the temperature and humidity in space. In the lower part of the body part, the lower part of the helmet is my leg part. And the fourth important part is my hand bag. The Carpenter Carpenter Airlock is outside the video. Please throw my handbag at her. Carpenter, please throw my handbag. Thank you very much. In space, it is so easy to do things. This is my handbag. Compared to my handbag, it is twice or three times bigger. The handbag is like this. You can put it in the same part of the handbag. The second part of the handbag is very thick and hard to move. When you choose your handbag, it is important to choose your handbag. Otherwise, it will come back to you immediately when you use your handbag. We use various tools. Today, I will show you a power tool that you can use as a tool. Carpenter, please throw my handbag. Thank you very much. This is the power tool that we use in outdoor activities. If you look at it, it is a electric driver. There is a motor in this part. And then, this part of my handbag is in the battery. By using this power tool, I can stretch and tighten the hands of the crane. You can do a lot of rotation and torque. So, it is very easy to do the opening of the boat. Next, Winston and I will open the airlock that is behind me. Please come to outdoor activities. Thank you very much.