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But Javier Miller, the immediate past Speaker of the House of Representatives, presented a Minister of Nominees list to the Senate President, Gotswill Ababio, during plenary. Elsewhere, the Federal Capital Territory High Court has dismissed a request by the Department of State Services, DSS, seeking a 14-day extended detention order for the suspended central bank of Nigeria Governor, Gadwina Mefale. Correspondents guarded that application was filed by the DSS legal team. The DSS based its application on the new evidence it had discovered, and his judgements, Justice Hamza Moiseu, held that the application was an abuse of the court process. He also said the court lacked the jurisdiction to hear the matter. And Mefale was arraigned before the Federal High Court in Lagos for illegal possession of firearms. Justice Nicolas Oebo had granted Mefale a 20-million-dollar bill and ordered him to be remanded in the Ikoi facility of the Nigeria Correctional Service, pending the perfection of his bill conditions. The DSS, however, prevented the correctional service from taking Mefale. The secret police moved to re-arrest Mefale. The same DSS that had procured two previous orders today have come to court to ask the High Court of FCT to sit on appeal over the direct orders of the Federal High Court, Lagos. To ask the High Court of FCT to sit on appeal over the same High Court of FCT, luckily, the vigilance of the defense team and good Nigerians led to our presence in court today. And they were forced to withdraw the application, and the same was consequently struck out. Now, what this means is that the DSS continues to hold a Nigerian citizen against the express orders of several courts. The High Court is a court of unlimited jurisdiction. We expect that with what happened today, the DSS will obey the court orders and release Mr. Godwin Mefale immediately to his family. The federal government has appealed to the Nigeria Labor Congress, NLC, and Trade Union Congress, TUC, to shelve its planned strike scheduled to start next Wednesday, saying it was doing everything possible to address issues raised by the labor movement under removal of fuel subsidy. The appeal came against the backdrop of the strike notice announced by the labor movement, given the federal government a seven-day ultimatum to address what it described as anti-people policies or face industrial action. Speaking after the stirring committee meeting on palliatives, a special advisor to the president on energy, Olu Venge played it with labor to give the federal government more time to look into its grievances rather than embark on industrial action. She explained that the government was yet to roll out palliatives because it did not want to make mistakes, adding that the meeting with organized labor was productive. We've agreed to continue to make progress. It was a very productive meeting. The focus was really around how we fast-track a lot of the interventions that will bring relief, particularly around CNG mass transportation, cleaner energy transportation, and reduce the impact of the cost of transportation, the increased cost of transportation. So we've made good progress and we're going to continue to do so and so that we can start rolling out these opportunities and these relief and measures as quickly as possible. However, the labor union said they would still embark on the planned strike in mass protest should the government fill to meet its demands. Recall that the NLC in a communique at the end of its central walking committee meeting held on July 25th at Labour House of Ujja also demanded the imitating operation of the presidential stirring committee as agreed in the earlier engagements. The outcome is very brief. We met based on a February and 20 increase and the committee that was set based on that and we agreed to to work to realize the objectives that were set during that moment. All what government to do is to address the plight of Nigerians. Nigerians are suffering just as we said in our press conference few days ago that Nigerians are suffering the things are hard, the things are difficult and because things are difficult today in Nigeria you must rule out programs to ameliorate the suffering because at the end of the day it is about Nigerians because government exists in order to take care of the the downtrodden majorly. So all we are saying is that government must as a matter of urgency because we don't we don't have that time anymore so as a matter of urgency must rule out you know various programs that we create alternative to PMS and also palliatives. So these are the two focus alternative to PMS that is about the CNG and also the palliatives that must be brought out to ameliorate the sufferings that Nigerians are passing through. President Ballatinoville has appealed to the organised labour to give him more time to look into the aggroviances rather than back on an industrial action. This was disclosed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tatu Jean Abbas, after he led the House leadership to brief the President on the outcome of their engagement with the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors which has declared a nationwide strike action. Abbas after the meeting told state House correspondents that Tinibu said he was new in office and needed time to evaluate the issues that were raised by the workers over which he had yet to be briefed. He maintained that the purpose of the visit to the presidential villa was to intimate the president of the progress made with the doctor's association. But from what he had for me he also advised that we should channel all those issues to the chief of staff for him to look at them one after the other. So I believe within the next coming days some concerted actions will be taken. It's a work in progress. I'm sure some of the issues that they have raised if we can be able to meet some of their expectations halfway of which we are on it. We already set up another committee chaired by the majority leader of the House to look at those issues. I am sure 102 interventions in their areas of concern will prevail on them to come back to the negotiating table and also accept to withdraw that. 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teacher blog. If you guys are new here, my name is Charlotte and I am a fourth grade science and social studies teacher in the eastern valley of Phoenix, Arizona. I'm not in Phoenix. I'm on the east side. So it is Tuesday October 27th and it is spirit week at school. Today is supposed to be twin day but because we have had like no time for anything other than work, we didn't coordinate very well. So we texted each other last night. I'm talking about my teammates and I and we were talking about wearing band t-shirts, being like a rock vibe, but when I was getting dressed this morning I hated everything that I tried on. So I decided to just wear this cute skeleton shirt that I bought when I was in California because it's Halloween week. It's like the perfect time to wear it and tomorrow is wear red day so I can't wear tomorrow. Thursday is decade day. I'm totally gonna be like something I don't want to do 80s because I feel like it's overdone. I'd really like to do 50s. I think it'd be so fun. So I might do that and then Friday is costume day. So I decided to just wear this because it's kind of a rock vibe. I mean I think so. But I did pair it with my checkered bands and then just some black jeans. I wear these all the time. This is a long sleeve shirt by the way. Also today is the perfect day to wear this because it is in the high in the 60s and then tomorrow and the rest of the week it goes back up in the 70s 80s here. So I am gonna wear this long sleeve shirt like nobody's business. It was also really cold this morning so I had to grab a jacket. This is super old from Forever 21. I'm talking like six or seven years old. It came with like this inner vest thing which I took out. Anyway I've been wearing this thing for years. I love it because it covers my tush but you probably can't get this like anywhere. You can probably find something very similar. I know this is very trendy right now and it actually has been on trend for a few years because I have never gotten rid of it. So also just got myself a new mama necklace from Jane.com. I love Jane.com you guys. Okay anyway I'm rambling. Hey you guys so it is now the end of the day. It is 3.50. I am getting all of my stuff packed up to leave but I did get a really hard piece of information. I'm just gonna keep it plain and simple and short because I don't want to get too in detail because I really can't talk too much about it. Basically in a nutshell I have three students quarantining for the next 14 days because one of them had a confirmed case and the other two were too close in proximity to that one without a mask during recess and so three of them are being quarantined.  So at this point I'm technically teaching hybrid because those three students who are quarantining need assignments and everything we're doing is digital so that if any child has to go online they have access to the same lessons as the other students. So I'm giving my kids the option if they're quarantining I will set up my macbook in the back of the room and they can google meet during my class so that they don't miss out on class time and to make things easier on them because they do get to take their Chromebooks home with them which is awesome. So realistically the only thing I had to prepare for them was a digital version of this because I didn't want to send this home and then if they have covid they bring it back with them when they return so I did make a digital version of this I just took a picture of each page and then made it a background on a google slideshow and literally they just add a text box instead of writing things down in the book so when they come back from quarantine they'll just pick up right back in the book where we left off so every day I will add new pages to that ongoing google slide and each kid has their own copy and that way if they ever have to go home they have that so that is what is really good about keeping everything virtual even though we're in school because at the drop of a hat any kid can go home and still do the exact same lesson all they would need to do is just google stream in which you know if they can't do it all my near pods are student paste anyway so there's absolutely no reason why they have to miss anything so tomorrow's wednesday it is asynchronous day we do not rotate our classrooms on wednesday so I will be with just my home room all day which will be a class of 10 because I have three in quarantine one is sick you guys it's just crazy so tomorrow will be an easy day tomorrow's the day where I get to grade I get to plan and do all of the things that I don't have time to do otherwise because the kids are in here just working quietly for half of the day and then they go home so I am now going to head out and I'm gonna go home I'm gonna change my clothes I'm gonna go pick up cash and then I'm gonna go to the gym and after that is a blur so I have been making it a point to get to the gym every weekday and then I have my weekends off so it is exhausting but I'm making it happen so I'm gonna pack up all my stuff I'm gonna get out of here and I'll see you guys in a few seconds okay who let's uh fix that lighting though um okay guys so I'm home now it's 418 I just changed and got all my stuff ready for the gym so I'm actually just gonna head out the door um I plan I usually try to get to the gym by 415 but because of those three students needing to quarantine I did have to stay at school a little bit later to get some virtual assignments ready um that logbook I was mentioning and so um what I'm gonna do now is head on over to cash's preschool pick him up and then take him to the gym with me which I don't normally do and since I'm starting my workout a little bit later than normal I'm picking him up first normally I pick him up after I start my after I've already worked out just because it's easier on him to just be at daycare or preschool I guess whatever we're gonna call it then to go from one daycare to the next but he really does like the gym daycare um thing is though is that he is potty training so as long as the ladies in the daycare at the gym focus on taking him he's usually fine if they don't then he'll have an accident but I always bring extra clothes with me to the gym just in case he does have an accident sorry guys I'm like I'm like multitasking here y'all because this is the only way I'm gonna get a real life vlog up for you guys because my life is literally a blur um so we're gonna go pick up cash and then we'll go to go to the gym okay okay hey you guys it is now much much later in the evening it is now 648 we got home about 20 minutes ago and I am cooking dinner cash is gonna have macaroni and cheese per usual avocado and some chicken nuggets so I'm gonna cut one of these up for him I am having a salad that I just made out of a whim I grabbed like a bunch of ingredients from Trader Joe's and kind of threw it together so I mixed this salad stuff I forget what this is called crue crue crunchiferous crunch collection and then I threw some butter lettuce I cooked up some of the chicken apple sausage shredded carrot some red onion goat cheese and the green goddess salad dressing from Trader Joe's and guys it is really delicious um so this is what it looks like and then I'm also munching on this mango cilantro salad that Sarah brought over and um it's pretty tasty she's actually gonna come over and bring me um she made like a taco bake and she wants me to try it so she might bring a little bit of that over cash is watching youtube right now this is kind of like how I survive the evening because he's distracted but you know what I'm not sorry I give my kids screen time he only gets it for like an hour maybe two tops per day um he's been at school he's been playing at the daycare at the gym all day so he's exhausted he just kind of lays in there and watches his show um sorry my kitchen's kind of a mess but I don't mind giving him screen time in the evening because it's just me sometimes like tonight it's just me and so if I'm gonna be able to cook dinner and do all the things I need to do he needs to be distracted so anyway that's what's going on here hmm after we eat dinner we're gonna give cash a bath and do our nighttime routine so I am gonna go ahead and end this vlog here I hope you guys enjoyed it this is crazy times you guys my life is a complete blur so I apologize in advance if this channel moves more from like teacher vlogs to like everyday vlogs and more lifestyle I know that I do have a family channel with my husband Scott it's called apples and the badge I will have it linked down below but I would not be opposed to posting more like my stuff here on this channel in addition to like teaching things because this is kind of like my space so anyway I'm gonna end this vlog here if you guys are not already and you'd like to follow me on instagram I have two I have a teacher apples and tiars and I have another personal which is princess char zero nine both of them on instagram you guys can follow me there and I will see you in the next video bye


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss the following question which says, draw the graph of the equation 2x plus 3y equal to 6, find the coordinates of the point where the graph cuts the x-axis. Let's move on to the solution now. The given equation is 2x plus 3y is equal to 6. Now we will find the values for x and y that satisfy this equation. When we put x equal to 0 in this equation 2x plus 3y equal to 6, we would get the value for y as 2. And for x equal to 3, we would get the value for y as 0. So we have two points, say a point A with coordinates 0, 2 and a point B with coordinates 3, 0. Now we plot these two points on the graph. First we plot the point A with coordinates 0, 2. So this is point A which has coordinates 0, 2. Now point B with coordinates 3, 0. So this is the point B with coordinates 3, 0. Now we join the points A and B. So this line AB is the graph of the equation 2x plus 3y equal to 6. Now we need to find the coordinates of the point where this graph cuts the x-axis. This is the x-axis xox dash. This is the graph. That is this line is the graph of the equation 2x plus 3y equal to 6. Now you can see that this graph cuts the x-axis at this point B which has coordinates 3, 0. So we say at point B with coordinates 3, 0, the graph cuts the x-axis. So this completes the session. Hope you have understood the solution for this question.


You can copy that and um. Mr. Ruchoff here. All right so what we're going to do today is we're going to start our examination of South Asia by looking at its physical characteristics and here are our objectives we're going to be following. So first let's look at the countries that are in South Asia. First of all there is number one which is Pakistan, there's number two which is India, there is number three which is Nepal, number four is Bhutan, number five is Bangladesh, number six is one we're going to talk about a bit more when we talk about Southeast Asia that's Myanmar and then we have our two island countries. We have number seven which is Archipelago or a group of islands which is the Maldives and number eight is Sri Lankan. If you look at the shape of Sri Lanka you'll understand the reason why it is earned the nickname the Teardrop of India and there are a total of eight different physical features we're going to talk about. There are three mountain ranges, there is one desert and then there are four rivers. So well first of all let's look at those mountains and we would talk about mountains. It is in South Asia we have the largest mountains in the world which are the Himalayas. They also are the youngest mountains in the world. Remember younger mountains actually tend to be taller because they haven't been eroded. Remember the discussion we had about the Appalachians and the Rockies in North America. Now it is in the Himalayas that we have the tallest mountains, the world in fact of the 14 tallest mountains the world 10 of these are found in the Himalayas to include Mount Everest which is the tallest mountain in the world. Now the Himalayas do two very important things. First of all they really impact the the climate of not only the people in South Asia but also East Asia. We'll talk about that when we talk about China next unit and then with also for thousands of years the Himalayas were a barrier between the people in China and the people in India. The Himalayas are a product of cultural folding and this caused between 50 million years ago and even going on today of the Indian subcontinent actually coming and crashing into the Asian continent. In fact this process continues on today as that subcontinent of India continues moving northward and this is the reason why Mount Everest continues to grow an eighth of an inch every year. The second mountain range we're going to talk about is the Hindu Kush. We talked about this during Central Asia. These are the mountains that run from Pakistan down into the central portion of Afghanistan. Now these also are very tall mountains are over 20,000 feet but what are not very tall are our third mountain range which are the Western Ghats. We find our Western Ghats are in the southwestern coast of India and they only are about 8,000 feet but they still have an impact upon the climate because they help locks the moisture from the Indian Ocean going into the interior creating a semi-arid region known as the Deccan Plateau. Now there is another mountain range that we don't have on your map but I'll talk about very quickly which is your Eastern Ghats. The Eastern Ghats also runs along the coastline but along the eastern coastline of India but these only are about 5,000 feet in height. All right so on our map number one we have the Hindu Kush and yeah I skip to you there number two is our Himalayas and number three are our Western Ghats. Now what we're going to do is we're going to talk about the desert and the desert we're talking about is the Thar Desert which is also known as the Great Indian Desert. It is found in the northwest portion of India just as you're getting ready to go into Pakistan. Now there are two different reasons for its creation. First of all there's a rain shuttle effect of the Himalayas and the other mountains that are around here. Also it is due to the fact that it's at 28 degrees latitude and remember when we're talking about the Hadley cells what we know about at about 30 degrees latitude both north and south latitude around the world you have this dry high pressure cells that basically have dry air coming down and pushing moisture away. This is the reason why the largest deserts in the world generally are along 30 degrees and that is the case we see here with the Thar Desert which is number four on your map and then we have some rivers. We have four rivers we're going to talk about. There are the Indus River which is number five that runs through Pakistan. There is number eight which is the Ganges River that runs through the northeast portion of India down through the delta that goes into Bangladesh and then we have the Normana River which is number six which is just to the north of the Deccan Plateau and then we have the Krishna River number seven that goes through the Deccan Plateau. Of these the two most important rivers to know are the Indus River and the Ganges River. The Indus River is important because it is the third of the river civilizations we've talked about this course. Our first two we talked about was the Mesopotamia which is along the Euphrates and the Tigris in the Middle East and then of course there is the Ancient Egypt which has the Nile. It is along the Indus River that the culture of the people in South Asia actually originated. It is the cultural heart of South Asia. The second river is the Ganges River and the reason why the Ganges River is important is because it is considered sacred or holy to Hindus and the reason why it's considered sacred is because it is in the Ganges River that you have the Goddess Ganga and it is said that if you're a Hindu if you go and bathe in the Ganges River the Goddess Ganga will help absolve your sins and have you move one step more towards Moshka which we'll talk about when we talk about Hinduism. Now if this is supposed to wash away your sins the irony is is the Ganges River is the sixth most polluted river in the world. In fact in some of the areas had actually have the highest amount of cancer due to the pollution of the Ganges River. Now these rivers whether it's these two or Osuna Nomada and the Krishna which we talked about before these are important because they provide water to cities and they provide lands for agriculture additionally whenever you have flooding it actually allows for very fertile soils to be deposited knowing as alluvial plains. All right so we talked about those physical features that are important to the settlement of South Asia. Now what we're going to do is we're going to talk about the climate and we're going to talk about the weather and natural disasters of the area and if we were talking about the climate of South Asia the most important thing to understand is monsoons. Now many people will say that a monsoon is a seasonal rains but I want you to think of a monsoon as a seasonal winds because it has to do with how the winds move humidity on and off of the Indian subcontinent. We know that humidity is the amount of water vapor in the air and we know that if there is more humidity there's more chance of rain there is less humidity there's less chance of a rain. And what moves these winds is our friend the intertropical convergent zone. Remember this is this low pressure cell that is usually along the equator however we know that in many different places in the world that the itch the intertropical convergent zone moves north and south based upon these seasons and nowhere has as much migration than in South Asia where the itch will move as much as 40 degrees latitude between summer and winter. Now what this means is is that when you have the itch all the way down to the south you have that dry air of the saddley cells now moving the northern portion of India and what that does is it has this winds are pushing all the humidity off of the continent and therefore it doesn't have very much rain. Now what happens in the summer is the itch moves all the way up to the northern portion of India in which you have a low pressure cell. Now low pressure cell we know brings lots of winds on to the subcontinent bringing lots and lots of rains. Now the impacts of these monsoons are pretty striking when depending upon whether it's summer or it's winter. In summer remember you have that low pressure cell is bringing all the winds and this humidity on this is where India gets 80 percent of its precipitation during the summer monsoons. In the winter monsoons however because you have a high pressure cell that is blowing all this precipitation away now you have less moisture less humidity and less precipitation. In fact drought is a constant problem especially in areas that are part of this monsoon area region such as Bangladesh. Now the effects of the summer monsoon there is a positive which is you have these fertile soils that are deposited these alluvial plains they're during the flooding rivers but during the summer you have also the problems of flooding causing a lot of property damage as well as interfering with transportation. Now if you look at this picture here it's a picture is a one is of the winter and one is of the summer at the same location can you determine which one's at summer and which one's at winter? All right if you said the bottom one is summer you're absolutely right this is the effect that happens between the monsoons. The other thing that monsoons do in addition to climate is how it actually impacted trade. So understanding these monsoon winds sailors have actually timed their journey so that they would be approaching India in the summer when you have the winds at their back pushing you there and then their departure from India in the winter when you had their winds pushing you away. So now we understand the importance of monsoons we can start looking at the actual climates of Southeast Asia and they're depicted in this map. Now there actually is four major climate types which we're going to talk about and we can break those up by region. Now the first climate we have is your tropical wet dry and here we're going to find that type of climate in those areas of South Asia that are more impacted by these monsoons. That would be Central India and Bangladesh. Now as you go up to the northeast portion of India in Nepal and Bhutan you start getting into a humid subtropical climate. This is much like what we find in Florida or even here in Bryan, Texas. And the third climate we have really there's two you have your arid and your semi arid deserts and grasslands. We have in Pakistan and Northwest India you have the thar desert in it and then you also have in Central India you have the Deccan plateau which is a semi arid region.  Here we have those along the Himalayas and the Hindu Kush found in the northern portion of India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bhutan. All right so those are the most important climate types we have in South Asia. Now if we're going to talk about climate one of those conversations that Lofton comes up is that of global warming or climate change and nowhere is probably has a potential of being more impacted than the Maldives. Remember we talked about the Maldives which we went over our countries very quick. This is that group of islands off to the southwest portion of India. It is known as an archipelago. An archipelago is a group of islands and if we talk about a group of islands we know that there's lots of islands. In fact there is over 1196 small islands and they're not very big at all nor are they very tall. The average elevation of the Maldives is just four feet above sea level. In fact the tallest point in the Maldives is just six feet tall. That is just about like here. It's not very tall at all. So the problem with that is that there is lots of scientists who believe that what is happening is because of global warming we have the rise of sea levels. In fact it's been measured that in the last 100 years is actually the seas of rays anywhere between four and eight inches. That doesn't seem like a lot but when your country's average elevation is just four feet tall well this is pretty important. In fact some scientists believe that due to global warming and the rising of the seas the Maldives will be completely covered in the next 100 years and some believe it will actually be uninhabitable within 50 years. Alright so if that's not enough of a natural disaster there are others. So we're going to talk about two. The first are cyclones. Now remember when we talk about hurricanes guess what a cyclone is. A cyclone is a hurricane. It's a tropical storm and we find these largely going into the sea which is known as the sea of Bengal in striking into Bangladesh. But not all of our natural disasters are against the climate. We also have tsunamis. Now tsunamis are very large ocean waves that are caused by tectonic forces either that is a matter of underwater volcanoes or underwater earthquakes such as whenever you have a subduction zone which we find in the ring of what we have is we have one ocean at a plate that is pushed against the other trying to go underneath the other it starts to bend that other plate down. You have so much pressure that what will happen is that one plate will slip and when it slips it'll push all that water up and that water gets to the top it'll basically cause a huge wave that'll go over across the entire ocean. One of the most devastating tsunamis we saw was in 2004 the day after Christmas where you had a nine-point on the Richter scale earthquake in Indonesia. This wave goes crashing across the Indian ocean crashing into the eastern portion of India and even affecting the Horn of Africa. When it was all done it killed over 123,000 people wiping villages off the map. To give you an idea of how powerful this is this is a picture of a beach before the tsunami and a picture after. So what we've done is very quickly as we talked about the physical features that impact the settlement in South Asia we talked about the climate in South Asia and we talked about how weather and natural disasters have impacted the people of South Asia. Okay we'll see you back in the classroom.


Ranger Bill, warrior of the woodland, struggling against extreme odds, traveling dangerous trails, showing rare courage in the face of disaster, in the air, on horseback, or in a screaming squad car. His mind alert, a ready smile, unswerving, loyal to his mission. And all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. That you, pal? Uh-huh. Boy, what a day. Oh, was it that bad? I guess not really. It just seems that way. What's the trouble, Henry? Oh, you know. Sometimes a guy gets tired of all this studying, especially history. School getting it down, huh? Yeah, it sure is. Well, don't worry, pal. It'll pass. Everybody feels like that every now and again. You know what you need is a new shot of life in your studies. I know that. But where can a guy get that shot? Seems like every time I turn around, I've got a new set of names and dates to try to learn. What's the good of all that detailed stuff anyhow? That's a question that's asked by more students every year than any other. I don't doubt that a bit, but that doesn't answer it. Well, pal, look at it this way. Do you know what you want to do when you get out of school?  Not exactly. Okay. Now, suppose you end up in a job where you just might need all those facts. That's all well and good for a guy like me, but what about the fellow who already knows he's going to be something where he doesn't need him? Why should he have to worry about him? I think I can answer that one, silly. Stumpy. Why didn't hear you come in? No wonder you didn't.  Looks like you're really trying to think hard. Well, that's what I was. I was trying to see why we have to learn all those names and dates and things in history. I can tell you why I think you ought to learn them. Oh, why is that? Well, it has to do with what causes what. If, and you know when the thing took place and what happened before it, sometimes you can see why it happened. That's always a lot more interesting than just the fact that it did happen. I'm not sure I follow you. What Stumpy means is this, pal. The way some people figure it, most everything that happens is caused by something that happened before it. Now, if I hit Stumpy, I'll hit you right. And there we have a simple example of what we're talking about. Now, if that's all true and one thing does cause another to happen, then the knowing of dates becomes important, doesn't it? I guess so. I never thought of it that way. But why is it so important to know what caused different things to happen? Well, Sunny, let's stick to the example Bill just gave you. You mean about hitting you? That's right. Now, let's say he really did well at me and I give it right back to him. What are the dates and details of the thing? Dates? That's right. Who did what to who first? And what happened next and so on? I see. Well, Bill hit you first and then you had him. Yep, good. Now, what other than the plain old facts of the thing what did you learn from it all? Oh, I see. I learned not to hit you. I'll probably get the same thing as Bill got, right? Right, Bill. Now you can start to see why studying history is important. Sure. It isn't the historical happenings themselves that are anywhere near as important as what we can learn from them. You guys. Boy, thanks a lot.  What's that, Stumpy? Try putting yourself into the picture. Like, well, what are you studying right now? Well, we're on the settling of the far west in this country. You know, right after the Louisiana purchase and Lewis and Clark and all, right when both England and America are trying to get the Oregon territory settled. That'll be pretty interesting, Bill. Yes, sir. Well, it would be if it weren't for all the names and dates and things. But I think I can get through them now. You should be studying something about the old Oregon Trail. Is that right? That's right, Stumpy. Did you know that that old trail used to run right near here? About four or five miles up on the Shady River? No, I didn't. I wish the teacher had mentioned that. Well, as long as you know about it, you shouldn't have no trouble at all throwing yourself into that part of history. I'll try it. I sure am glad you fellas are around here. I may have fun with my history yet. I'm getting late. Well, I could hardly read. I'm so tired. Oh, I guess I better get ready for bed. Well, maybe I can finish this chapter. There's only a few pages. Oh, those folks are those wagon trains. Must have had a hard time. Oh, just think. Hardly made. About 30 miles. I was back here on the wagon. I reckon I'd better get down and look at our supply. See how much we got. Careful, Owen. It makes me nervous when you jump on and off the wagon while we're going. Oh, nothing to worry about. Let's go back and check the water. All right. What is it, Owen? I'll show you what it is. This young whipper snapper was hitching a free ride on the back of the wagon. Please, I didn't do any harm. Probably from most of our water. I haven't had any of your water. I don't think. Don't you know? Well, I'm not sure. Maybe you just better jump up before we can get to the bottom of this. Honestly, Mrs. What matters? It's been so long since I was called Mrs. Anderson. I'm dorker. That's what everyone calls me. I'm Owen. This is our wagon. Where do you belong? It's hard to say. I don't think you'd believe me if I told you. How'd you get aboard our wagon? I don't know. Sounds pretty strange to me. Where'd you join this train? Back in Independence or Townsville Bluffs? I can't remember ever being in either place. You'd have had to be in one of them. Henry's my name. Henry Scott. No, Scott's not in all of this train. Maybe you got in the wrong wagon train by mistake. I really have no idea how I got onto this wagon train. Well, for that matter, how I even got in this gear. He sounds like he might catch in the end, Owen. Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I think he might be dangerous. I don't know. He sounds educated. I'll be all up there alerting him into his hands. Boy, it really is exciting, isn't it? What you talking about, Boy? This train. Boy, you're on the Oregon Trail, aren't we? That's right. We're on our way out there to the Oregon Territory. And you're trying to help get more U.S. citizens than British so that we can claim the territory, right? That's more I know about it. What you call us, U.S. citizens? We're Americans. I know. Don't you call it the U.S. yet? He's starting to talk funny again, Dorges. What do we do? We keep in peace until they came. And Brad can figure out where he came from and what to do with it. Yeah. I just think. Marcus Whitman came out this very way. Long ago. He hasn't been so long, Henry. About more than a couple of years, anyhow. What did you hear about Whitman? Oh, we read all about him. Don't you sound educated? Can you read? Sure. I'm across Whitman's name. One of them there periodically goes back years now. Oh, no. I mean, something like that.  Don't you know who he is? No, but he's the wagon master, named Brant. Time to hit some pretty rough country folks and better tighten up the lines and be going a lot slower from here to the river. Whatever you say, Brad. Thank you for the visitor. Well, you sure do. I'll let you talk to him when we can. All right, keep your eyes peeled for other visitors, ones with red skins. There's pretty good hunting grounds and we won't be moving very fast. Oh, dear. Have a big camp in a couple of hours. Man, it'd be good to stop for a while. Now, you'll have a lot harder trip from here on in. We should start through the mountains tomorrow. The Rocky Mountains? That's a good name for them, boy. How do you? Uh-huh. You seem to know a whole lot about this trip. I mean, about getting the territory of Manglund and Marcus Whitman and, well, then, their mountains. How do you know all them there things? Well... Get into a circle! Get into a circle! What's he shouting? Inches! Come on! We've got a whole circle there. Well, I don't know how we did it. But there wasn't one casualty this whole afternoon. So frightened, then? I never saw anything like it my whole life. All them Indians riding around shooting arrows at us all. I know, folks. I've been wagon master on a whole lot of trips in the last few years, but you don't never really get used to an engine attack. Sure will play. Running between wagons and giving us help the way you did. Seems like the only one who wasn't really bothered was your young friend here, Henry. Huh? They stand up a couple of times right in the middle of all that fighting. Oh, I wanted to see better. Well, you keep that kind of thing up, and you might not stop seeing real fast. We hadn't had as much warning as we did. We might all be that way. Who gave you the warning, Mr. Brett? Well, it carries a male west. Passed us earlier in the day, but he came back when he saw them Indians coming. Saved our lives, most likely. Have any news from the east? Oh, yes, he did. The oak was elected. Oh, 54-40 or 5, he wins. Oh, that is the new life. Oh, sure is. And I'm not pretty well-subtle all the trouble about this territory out here. He'll get it for us, or my name ain't no way. He won't get all of it. What's that, boy? I said he won't get all of it. What do you got on your mind, boy? What are you talking about? Well, he's going to talk to England and the West of the Louisiana purchase all the way up to Alaska, isn't he? Up to what? I mean, up to the parallel 54 degrees, 40 north latitude. Isn't that what he's going to talk to England about? That's right, 54-40 or 5. And what did you call that last couple of hours? I guess Russia owns it at this time, doesn't it?  Yeah, sure are. What makes you think President Polk won't get all that territory for us? Now, we got more settlers out here than England does. We got a lot more other claims to it, too. Well, England has some claim to the territory. They have traitors and some trappers out there. Besides, if we got the whole land, there wouldn't be any Canada up there. Yeah, there was. Sounds to me like you're... like you're over for them red coats taking the land, is that right? Not exactly. We'll divide it with England. That's what'll happen. You think we'll give in to England just because of a few mangy trappers? Yeah, sonny. I don't want to hear anything poorly said about trappers. Stumpy. What are you doing here? What do you mean, sonny? I'm a trapper in these parts. But who are you? How do you know my name? He's a very strange boy, Stumpy. Seems to know a lot about most everything. Aren't you really Stumpy? Of course I'm really Stumpy. Who are you? Really? I'm Henry. Henry Scott. Don't you know me? You know, Bill and the Rangers and you and me? You see, Mr. Brett, that's what we're telling you about. Yeah, he just seems to go way off once in a while. I don't recall any Scott, sonny. You must have me mixed up with some other fellow. Yeah, that's probably it. Listen, folks, we better all turn in now. We've got a tough day ahead.  Don't worry about this Scott, boy. I'll keep an eye on him.  That's all right, boy. There's a way I can keep an eye on things. You've always seemed to be making pretty good time today waiting back in that valley. Move until you pass by and then get your... Looks like we're in bad spot, eh, Brad? Yeah, it sure does. I wondered many times in the past why those Redskins never used that valley for an ambush. Reg and I don't have to wander no more. It sure is a good thing I saw him there. It sure is, Stuffy. Oh, now you're sure they didn't see you? Sure, I'm sure. When I say I'm sure, I... Yeah, save old Stuffy.  Sorry. What are we gonna do about those Indians? That's what I'm puzzling out right now, boy. If I knew the answer to that, I'd be a lot happier. Now, if there's only some way we could go around the valley, we could just leave them Indians there. Hey! No! What? I just recognized that bluff over there. And that one. What are you talking about? We're right near Naughty Pine. I told you he gets that way. Brad wants to know why you gotta watch him. I even know how to get on the other side of the valley without passing through it. We'll use the trail that the rangers use when they check the fire lanes. They can't make out much of what he's saying. Can you? Now, the only part of that that interests me is that he said something about getting around the valley. What's that all about, boy? I said I know how to get around it. There's a real shallow place in the shady river. Take all the wagons and people across and follow the other side of that mountain to where it meets the other end of the valley. Can you ever hear of a shallow place in that river, Stumpy? Nope. Come on. Let's ride over there. I'll show you. That looks like it's the only way, if it really is the way. Yeah, let's go. It's like the Indians don't have the smallest idea of what we're doing. In the rivers, honey. You sure see a lot of lies by knowing it. That's right. Now, did you know about it, Henry?  Well, of course, that's impossible. Ain't nobody lived in these parts but Indians and me. And I didn't even know about this place. If I told you how I knew about it, you wouldn't believe me. Let's just be glad I did. I'll go along with that. It looks like about time to camp for the night. This looks like a pretty good spot, not a detection. If it's all right with you, Brett, I'll spend the night in your camp. Sure enough, Stumby. Come on. I've got to get that train started on bedding down. My, the country's gotten so nice out here. I know it's harder to travel through, but in a way that's nicer, because you can spend more time looking. I know what you mean, ma'am. I reckon that's one reason why I like this job of mine. Um... Henry... Yes, Owen? I... Well, I owe you kind of an apology. I'd like to get off the chest. Apology? Yeah, that's right. You see, I thought you were... Well, out of your head, when you first joined this, you do say some pretty strange things sometimes, and I don't... Don't even think about it, Owen. I have to really stay on my toes to keep from saying things you think were crazy all the time. On your toes? Oh, that's just an expression.  I just want you to know... Folks, might have your attention for a little... Folks, thank you. Now, you probably all know that we was almost massacred today by Indians. I said almost. Well, we kind of put one over on the redskins by taking this back way through here. I don't know if you all know that this lad here is the one who saved all our lives. His name is Henry. There was him that knew where to cross the river. Folks, hold it down. I thought we ought to pay a little tribute to Henry here for what he'd done, but it didn't hit me until just now how to pay that tribute to him. How are you going to do it? Now, wait a bit, and I'll tell you. Oh, you don't have to do anything. Now, you just simmer down, fellow. We all appreciate what you did, and we want to thank you. Now, it seems like I heard Henry call that river we crossed by a name this afternoon. Pretty good name at that. He called it the Shady River. And it seems to me like we just ought to officially name it that for all time. There you are, Henry. You might kind of call it your own river now. The Shady. Sure did shade us from them Indians here. Is that really how it got its name? You just heard it, boy. What are you talking about? Just think. The Shady River was named by me all these years ago. What are you talking about? What does it matter, boy? You feel all right? Looks like he's in a daze. Hey! Wake up, boy! Henry! Wake up! Don't be. Where'd everybody go?  You saw your light still on. Looks like a tree so to be more interesting didn't work. Still put you right to sleep. Sleep? Yeah. Yeah, that must be it. Did I ever have a dream? Well, that sometimes happens when we go to sleep, Henry. I know, but what a dream. Hey, you were in it, Stumpy. You were a trapper in the old west. Well, you don't say. Did I make the list, Henry? I don't remember you, Bill. Boy, was it ever realistic. I was on a wagon train going out to the Oregon Territory. There was an Indian attack and everything. I said you should put yourself into those historical situations, Henry, but maybe this is carrying things too far. We were right near here in the dream. I even recognized a couple of mountains outside of town. Well, that's not hard to understand, pal. It isn't? No. You remember earlier when Stumpy told you that the old Oregon trail used to run nearby Nottie Pine? You probably just remembered that and it was an area you were familiar with. I kind of like to see where the old trail used to be now. Just to see if it's where it was in my dream. That might be fun. We'll have to ride out there one day soon. I'll show you. Of course, we might have a little problem. Problem? That's right. You see, the old Oregon trail used to go nearby here in two places. Two places? I don't think anyone knows why for certain, but there's a legend that the southern trail was used for many years until a tribe of Indians tried to ambush your wagon train. In a valley? Near where the trail crossed the shady river? That's right, Henry. Hey! I thought you said you didn't know about the trail being near Nottie Pine. I didn't. At least I didn't think I did. Do you know any more of the story, Bill? Well, only that the ambush didn't come off. It seems the wagon train started the new route a little ways up the river and skirted the valley, leaving the Indians just sitting there. I can't believe it. Seems to me the way I heard the story, it was some time around then that the shady river got its name. We're shading that wagon train from trouble or something. I really can't believe it. What's the trouble, pal? Bill, stop it. I named the shady river. Well, boys and girls, dreams sure can play tricks on you, can't they? Sometimes something you've heard long ago and in an offhand way can be the subject of a whole dream. Well, hope you got as much out of Henry's history as he did. And we'll see you next week for more adventure with... Ranger Bill was produced in the radio studios of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.


The convention also witness soaring in of newly elected national officials of the party, which she will govern as the national chairman, and Dr. Aguloyi as the national secretary of the party. Moving on to the Catholic-Priest Rev. Father Ayes Saint-Aliah has won the governorship permit election rerun conducted by the all-progressive Congress APC and 12 local government areas and three council wards in Baroka local government in Benoist state. A correspondent in Makodi, France, has filed in the report presented from our studios. Announcing the results of the APC State Secretariat in Makodi, the Benoist state capital, chairman of the rerun committee, Joel Omadjali, said a total number of 366,546 voters were registered, with 292,930 accredited and a total number of 270,353 votes validly cast. Father Ayes pulled 195,314 votes to come out victorious. According to Omadjali, the rerun which was conducted in Ogbadibo, Ushongo, Konshisha, Uju, Kwandi, Agatu, Oimini, Ado, Obe, Opoku and other local government areas was described as free and fair. Shortly after the declaration of results, the State Deputy Chairman of the party, Steven Saab, on behalf of the State Chairman, Comrade Austin Agada, presided over a congress that affirmed the outcome of the rerun governorship primary election. Benoist APC had conducted its governorship primary election on the 27th of May with Alia as the winner. But some of the aspirants, including Benabas Gimedi, Mike Andoka, among others, petitioned the National Working Committee of the party, yet called for a cancellation of the election, pointing out various electoral mach practices.


What's good YouTube? This is your boy T-World back at y'all again with another art tutorial. If you're new to the channel go ahead and hit that like button. Come in, subscribe, make sure you click post notifications so you'll be notified every time your boy drops on heat. In today's video I will be teaching you guys how to turn yourself into a Bart Simpson character. So without further ado let's jump right into this video. First thing you want to do if you got a digital tablet, you know what I'm saying? You want to go ahead and set your pressure sensitivity. All you got to do is click this right here, click okay, go to pressure, and set these two bottom numbers to three. So the main features to get this character style is the eyes and it's two styles of eyes for the Bart Simpson character. It's the two circles or it's like these little eyes like this where they spread apart.  Just you want to get exactly like the Simpson characters or the eyes and the mouth. Character styles it just get them.  You got more cheekbones, you know what I'm saying? Just make them a little wider.  Your features into the color. Lock this layer a little slowly but surely you feel this. You feel the weight at this. A copy of it. Go to arrange and send to back. You want to highlight everything again. Now you can right click on to it and click isolate selected group. Don't shift. Haven't you guys? How to turn yourself through a Simpson character. If you're new to the channel go ahead and hit that like button. Moe he coming soon and I'm out this time.


Hi everybody, it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft, thank you for watching my tutorial today. This is the start of my Easter week and I am so excited to show you the things that I have come up with for this week. Starting off with this one, I thought I'd start off with this amazing I think because I just love it when something in my head comes together. This is a wicker woven style gift bag or basket. It's so easy to make, I have made sure that you know the instructions I give you are very straightforward but I just love the way that it's turned out and with a little bit of distressing with some inks and literally just using craft card. I think I hope you agree that this is a really large nice size basket and underneath it's got this proper crate looking base. You could put some more card over the top if you were worried that what you're putting in may be very very heavy but even like a bottle of wine will be fine in this as well. So I wanted to start off with the basket at the beginning because then everything I make through the week, this is seven days as well so seven projects this year. Last year I done five and I'll share those projects as well, the links to that. But I'm going to be putting the things in the basket so by the end of the week I'm going to have two full baskets of gifts for family members. So these little lovely little carrots as well, I just think finish it off really nicely. Of course you can put anything on it, you can put a nice big sentiment in the middle. The handle moves, you could have two handles if you wanted but I only really do need just the one just to hold it obviously and then I've just put this shredder paper inside as well but I absolutely adore this and I really hope you enjoy the tutorial. So what you're going to need, you do need a fair amount of card, these are the carrots, you get a pack of seven and these are from Poundland so obviously it was a pound for seven of them and I'll be using another two and then I'll be using that random one, oh no three sorry and then there was one more which I've used on another project so yeah they're the three for today. So you need, I think it was five pieces of a four card in total. Now I'm using my favorite craft card which is by Dew Crafts. I get the pack of a hundred sheets for £9.99, might have been £8.99 actually from The Range and again I'll share all the links to that but you can also buy packs of £24 or no packs of £25 for I think £3 or £4.99 possibly, I think it's £3.99. Again I'll share all those links for you.  So I've already prepared one side so this is basically what you have is these two main you know your front and your back and that is how it's going to look and then the side pieces are just separate pieces of card okay so it's kind of all put together by one two four pieces. So this is what we'll be putting together in a moment so I'll leave that to one side. So you need for your side panels you need two pieces of four by eight and a quarter so it's the full length of standard UK A4 card. If you're in other parts of the world where you use letter paper which is eight and a half by 11 you'll just need to bring your eight and a half piece in slightly. So I've you know I've made it so that everyone can use their A4 or letter paper rather than 12 by 12. So yeah two pieces of the four by eight and a quarter and you want to score along the four inch side at three eighths of an inch then at three and five eighths of an inch and then in the middle you want to score at two inches roughly just down to six inches so I've got a little marker here otherwise just hold your ruler up along this side and just score down just roughly it's just to help us put this piece here we're just squeezing it in there and then rotate it onto the eight and a quarter inch side and you're going to score it seven and three quarters like so okay so you need to do that twice so you've got them two pieces like this. Now again the craft card was just the perfect card for this because the color it looks like it's a real kind of like wicker basket and it just works so well and it's super strong once you've added glue to it as well so this is 300 gsm 280 or 300 I'm sure it's 300 okay so I'm going to show you cutting all the strips but basically to make um so one two that's my hand also but one two three four five six yes seven so you need 14 strips for each side so to total you need 24 20 no sorry 14 so 28 strips of one by 11 okay so I've already cut here a piece of my A4 and I've cut it down to eight and a quarter by 11 again those of you using letter paper yours will already be at 11 so all you need to do is cut the eight and a half down to eight and a quarter okay so you get your sheet um of that size so the eight and a quarter by 11 and then you're just going to cut strips that are one inch thick so let me just grab my trimmer and you'll get seven pieces out of this so that's why I said so you need 28 in total so that I use four pieces of this then you'll get your sides out of the other piece plus your handle so that's your five pieces in total so pop this in and line it up to one inch make sure it's nice and straight all the way down and then just cut your straight okay now I've got my seven strips and you'll have a little bit left over okay so do that with all four pieces of eight and a quarter by 11 and you will have 28 strips and you will have four piles of seven okay two of those piles will create one of these sides all right so I hope I'm making sense here now what you want to do is this is all where you're going to be weaving it in and out and it's very very easy now the easiest way that I find to do this is if you've got a grid background it's really going to help now if not you'll probably find that if you've got two rulers that will be just fine as well now what I'm going to do is first of all grab one of my strips and I'm just going to line it along any of these lines it doesn't matter so I'm just going to pick this line here I just want to make sure that that stays nice and straight with this line here then I'm going to put my ruler up the other side actually I'm going to come down a bit and go down to here and I'm going to line my ruler up with the very bottom of that same line that this piece of card is up against so you see there what I'm doing I'm just sitting it against and you can see it comes up to that one inch marker and again I want to make sure that ruler stays nice and straight with the line running up this way okay so I've created a perfect right angle now that is then what we're going to use to then lie down but basically first of all you're just laying all your pieces out and this by doing it this way it just means that you get it in a perfect square and once you've started it off then you can get rid of all this and it's quite easy now the the height of this will come in at seven you want to come up to seven and three quarters so let me just pull them all down I'm taking from different piles it doesn't matter but you want it to the top one needs to come up to seven and three quarters and the bottom one is right at the bottom here at one then all the ones in between you just want to spread them out so you've got equal little gaps and there are only small gaps you can see here just little squares okay so I would say the gaps I've got in between are probably one eighth of an inch okay so you can see now I've got them pretty neatly laid out for some reason that one's coming in a little bit short let me just check the measurement of that maybe I came in yeah it's slightly under 11 I'm going to put that to one side for a minute I'll recut that one because I don't want it to be because this is the face of the the bag there you go that one's better so I'll pop that one over and I'm probably gonna have to cut I've got some scraps one two three four five six seven oh how weird's that one two three four five six seven I had a spare and it's a dud so there you go that doesn't matter I don't need to cut anymore okay so this is what you want so your bottom one running dead straight along a line other what or another ruler up the side here you want another ruler and then you're just sitting them all the way up until it gets to seven and three quarters okay then start with your next pile of seven put your hand down don't matter if it's moving a little bit this is all just to kind of keep you in place and now you're just going to start with this one so it's on the top and then it's going to go under and then over the next one under over the next one under and then over like so okay so you can see now I've just wove them over under over under over under then bring it right down and you want it to sit perfectly on the corner there and perfectly along all those edges so all of your edges should all perfectly meet and this is the edge we're creating here so all this is is just them woven and stuck down on top of each other and all we're sticking is just the top all the the outer parts of the top bottom and the side you're not sticking all of the inside bits here these aren't stuck down all right so there's little sticking going once you start doing this is very easy I'm just trying to make sure I explain it as well as I can so once you've got that one in place keeping all this nice and straight making sure it's staying at that seven and three quarters you can get these ones glued down straight away because this once you've got this kind of stuck in place the rest is just going to be very very easy to do so I'm just going to kind of fold this one up and just put some glue on the bottom here and as I always mentioned with this craft glue it kind of um it absorbs the glue really well so you can see now just laying it back down and just making sure that you that you get a perfect right angle those two sit perfectly over the top of each other I'm just going to hold that up a minute just so I can get it nice and straight like so and get that one stuck into place you can see now that it's running still nice against that seven and three quarter marker up here okay so that's the most important one is getting this one and this one dead straight then we can kind of just lie all the rest in place now start with the bottom one and get that one stuck down because then everything in between you can then use to kind of you know work out where it needs to be but if you get your top and your bottom perfect then you know all the others inside even if they're slightly out least your outer frame is exactly the size it needs to be so again just making sure I keep my ruler rearranges again make sure it's nice and straight and then this bottom one is nice and lined up and again I'm just going to put some glue in keeping that at the seven and three quarters hold it there and then bring this down and make sure that it lines up nice and straight on this side here like so so again just make sure this is lined up against that bottom line the ruler's nicely lined up that's still at seven and three quarters and now we can just go and get this one here put some glue on this one because this is obviously just sticking directly on top and you just want to keep that kind of one eighth of an inch gap this is nice and flush with the outer part there and it's dead straight all the way along okay you can see there make sure that that stays nice and straight again don't worry if it's a little bit one slightly you know got a bigger gap than the other you know if you look at the you know real wicker baskets they're all a little bit higgledy-piggledy and after you know really old ones they're kind of all a bit sloppy and knuckered so it doesn't matter okay so that's then that one the next one is obviously going under so you remember that one stuck under this one stuck over this one's got a stick under that bit of paper there that card so again and I could keep saying once you've done this bit here this bit of work the rest is really really easy so again just sticking that one down and making sure it's all nice and straight okay can you see that gap slightly bigger than that one so just need to bring it up a little bit make sure it doesn't poke out past this one here so again you're keeping it nice and straight I think they're about right again it's still they're all nice and flush with the side of the ruler as well so you know you're not kind of coming up down at an angle or going up at an angle then this one has got to be stuck on top I'm going to show you every step of this first bit and then I'll whizz through a lot of the other bit because you'll know once I show you what you've got to do so again just sticking that one I'm keeping it all straight at any time okay so that one was under over under over this one's stuck on top if you were not using this color card you're using other colors and maybe the glues going all over the place I'm going to be distressing it with ink and that hides lots of those kind of like you know little I guess mistakes grubby marks things like that so again don't worry maybe if you're using like a white or a light yellow or something like an Easter color you can easily disguise all of those little glue marks and stuff so again just rearranging this one and the bottom one just making sure it's all still in its place which it is and then this one is obviously going under there so again you've got all this excess glue and I'm rubbing it all off that's why I love the craft card because it just disappears completely it just absorbs anything okay that's all still perfectly lined up everything is straight and then the last one is going to go in here and that's going to go on top like so that is that now done now what we can do let's get rid of the ruler don't need that anymore and you don't need to worry about lining up with the bottom that is now stuck in place okay so they're not going to go anywhere but what you do want to do is get this side put in now so again so it's nice and flush and then we'll do one in the middle and then kind of work inwards and then you know you've got it all equally spaced so this one here again is going to be woven the same pack the same way that this one is so you're starting with it over the top okay so it's over this top one then it's under this one over the next one under this one over the next one and then under and then it finishes being over the top of the other one and again you can see now just line it up till they're all nice and straight if you've got any bits are slightly coming over we can trim them right at the end you can see maybe that one's a little bit over and this one here we trim all that off so again don't worry too much again just going to get some glue and just pop it like so this is the time bit this is the bit that's but it's so different and fun to do I've really enjoyed doing this once you've done this bit the sides and the base is very very quick to do but even now this bit is much much quicker to what we started off with so you can see now because it's all just falling once that top piece is in the rest I'm just going to take these ones out a minute just so I can go under on this next one that's going over the top like so and then that one's going over the top if for some reason you've got one wrong the wrong way or for example this one is meant to go over the top but I stuck it underneath just like the one before it's not the end of the world look you can see it still looks good but obviously that one does need to go over there so again there's lots of yeah just don't don't beat yourself up if you do stick one down and you think oh no it was meant to go under over well you know it's been woven the wrong way don't worry okay and then again this one I'm just going and already I can feel it starting to really kind of get nice and strong like this side already is starting to really strengthen okay then you want to get another piece and you're going to go in the middle and again this is going to go the top one is going to start over the top and then you this is when you're you're really starting to weave your card so I'm going starting with it over the top of the first one then it's going under the second okay then over the top then under over the top under and you can see if I lift it up where you've got the three you should have three that are on the top and four that are underneath of those strips okay and again then I can just bring that top one right down and make sure it's you know in the center use your grid on your mat again if you have so just line it up here and I can see everything is all staying nice and straight and it's all lining up where I want it to be so now again I can just put some glue it's like one inch squares so you see I know roughly where I need to glue turn this one back around just so I can make sure I get this one straight and in the middle and then we're not going to glue any of these ones all you're then gluing is just the bottom one so don't worry about gluing you don't need to so then this bottom one here I'm just going to put some glue and I think this just also adds to the effect of it you know looking even more genuine because once we put more and more in these won't be flapping like they are at the moment so that's those ones and then you will have four pieces left so two and two and I think by doing the outer first then the middle and then the two you know that you're always going to have it the right distances apart okay so then the next one now I just realized is you actually need nine strips going along this way it's only seven going down I don't know why when I prepared it or I've done seven and seven so it's actually nine so you will need what's that another so it's actually five and a half sheets so oops sorry my bad um you do need a little bit more card um so you actually need nine strips to go along this way because I was thinking that's not going to be right and my gaps are too big that's why so that one is um like I said that's so that this next one we started with it going under over under over under over under so we just need to stick this one in place and we're actually putting three in this gap so actually before I stick it down in this section and another three there so this one then is going to start by going over the top of that one under over under over and then finishes over that bottom one like so and then this one will go under see it just starts to really kind of reinforce itself once you start putting all these bits you know once you're weaving them in and out it becomes so strong and then again that one's going to sit so you can see now how nicely that's coming together and these will be stuck down and these three here at the bottom will be stuck down so I'm going to crack them do that now if once you start doing this and you've seen what I'm doing this is very easy to adapt to any you know kind of size that you want so if you don't want something this big and you don't want to use that much card it's very easy to just you know make it work for whatever size you want so but I just love this size and these are really special as well so I don't mind so you can see how I'm sticking them all down there just you know just splodging the glue obviously making sure that they're all nice and flush with the top like so and again you've got nice even little squares there little holes like so okay and then again just for these bottom ones here that's that side all in place and then again with this one so that one there is over so this one has to start under so under okay so that is now all stuck down so you just want to make sure that you go along all of the edges and make sure that every bit is stuck on all of your sides and you should have from where the the bottom one starts here up that side that should be seven and three quarters which it is and your width of your box or your bag should be 11 okay so it's a really nice size and then all of this here is going to be the base so flip it over and you're just going to fold up keeping them nice and straight so I'm folding this one just make sure it's nice and flush with the side there and then the next one you need to be a bit more careful with those ones because they're obviously stuck on top and again you're just following the same piece you're folding it back on itself keeping it nice and straight each time you fold them because you're going to be sticking these directly on top of that other piece so all what I've done now obviously you need to do again so you've got two pieces of these eight and a quarter by 11 woven okay so that's going to be the base and then this one is going to stick on top like so now before we do that keeps falling down there we go turn it back over again and I'm going to distress it now you don't have to because it does look really lovely like this and actually you might not be able to see the ink showing up too well because it's not I guess if I put the two together probably will come up better in the pictures but you can see it's just like highlighted on the edges of this one it just looks a little bit more 3d that one looks I don't know actually it's hard it's really really hard to see again the the brown that I've used is very similar so this is completely optional but basically I've just got this little brown cube of ink and just inking up there and I'm just going over and you can you can actually see yeah you can in the picture now can you see the difference and it's just highlighting the edges just the joints of the wicker and just again just you know gives it that slightly more realistic look and you can see I'm being very very rough with it I'm not taking too much care because again I want that kind of naturally looking distressed and again just pick up and you can just go on the edges and on all of your corners so this bit's optional I'm just going to go over and just finish this okay nice now all distressed up and again if I kind of pick that up when it catches against the light you see it's got this really cool look to it okay so now we need to stick the down so that's them you know both are upright so this is the sides that you're going to see so you want to flip them over and then put them on top like this okay so the side that you're distressed will be on the bottom and then basically each one you're going to stick over the top okay and they should if everything else is all lined up they should all perfectly sit over the top of each other if they don't if it's slightly out do not worry because it's on the bottom anyway you're not going to see it and you can also put some more card over the top if you want to reinforce it anyway so I'm going to turn it this way and I'm just going to put glue all on the bottom there and then stick that first one on top I'm going to make sure this end comes right up and then again I'm going to go on to the next one just go along and stick all of those down okay so they're all stuck down as long as your outer one is nice and straight the two you know two outside parts I've got two that are maybe a little bit off that one there and that one there which is funny because it's the same one so obviously the the second one's in from both sides but it's not enough to make me you know worry and it's fine so they are now all hard thing up really nicely so then when that now comes together it will be like this now this would also when I was doing it would make a really good big huge journal and like you know scrapbook you know that could be the start you'd have to obviously put card on there but what a lovely cover to a book that would make as well so again endless possibilities with this and it's a lovely shopping bag style as well so again lots and lots of ideas now grab your two side and we're going to do a little bit of cutting and burnishing so you just want to burnish the score lines like so okay and then that middle line that we just scored down to six inches just pinch and then all you want to do is along the the short end here is just cut up scissors are a bit funny just cut up each one and then just cut it i'm just notching it off slightly on the sides there okay and then on the top ones very very slightly just maybe take a slither off just so it doesn't kind of come over the edge if it does you can trim it again but this should stop it doing that all together and again just take a very small amount off of the tops just removing the little squares and that's what you should have is that cut out like so okay so then with the make sure you've got your distressed side facing down start with this side here this short side here fold it up and you're going to put glue on there and then we're going to stick it perfectly within this section here so i'm just going to stick that so it should meet that strip perfectly and then lift it up fold it right over and make sure it's obviously nice and straight all that side there just give that a little bit of time to set go over to this side do exactly the same with this for the other one up and leave that one a minute go back to the other side and now we're going to start bringing the sides up so this side first i'm just going to run glue all along this little tab like so and then keeping it folded inwards okay bring this up and just make sure that it all sticks nicely and it should meet perfectly with the top and just hold that in place just so it can kind of stick pop it on its side and then you can really make sure you stick it down and again you want to make sure you've got a nice straight side there and that will all stick in lovely my mum's ribbon wall there on the back is catching let's just push that all back in okay and then again with this one so put some more glue just get your bone tool in there as well and you can just make sure that you get a really nice join okay so now you can see now that's coming together i need to rub out i've put side there totally for that and on that one totally forgot i need to rub those out and then this one so you can just fold those in and that's going to come and sit down over the top so i'm just going to run glue on these two and stick them in place so there is the main you know the base of our basket you can see there the bottom looks really really cool looks like a proper like crate old crate so like i said if you wanted to reinforce that you do want to put some card inside like over the top there then i would say you were going to need a piece of i would do three and one eighth of an inch by 10 and seven eighths of an inch okay so it's just slightly shorter and it should get you should have quite a snug fit then right now we need to let's stick on my little carrots so i've got these three here i've got my glue gun nice and hot and just going to run some glue down there and stick that one stick the middle one first obviously you can decorate however you want but yeah if you can get these from the pound land i just thought they looked really good some of the stuff in there is really naff but i actually thought these looked rather fun that's those and then we just need to do a handle so your handle will be the same strip again one by and then you just want to just kind of roll it between your finger and your thumb i'm going to just stress it up a little bit as well that same brown okay so it's now just a little bit dirty looking and this is then basically going to sit over the top of the very center of the front so it's the one two three four the fifth strip in it will go perfectly over the top there now if you want to have it underneath you can do but i personally i like it over the top so i'm just lining it up exactly over the top and so it's you know just coming up it's in line with the bottom of the strip as well so they all fit perfectly i've just got a little hole punch here one eighth of an inch punch i'm just going to try and center that in the middle there and then i've just got these big brads which i can't remember where they were from um they would have been the range of the works it's usually those places and just open that one and then go on to the other side and again just line that one up punch like so and then just pop your bra in again and there you have it and then i'm just going to finish it off with let me just get rid of those strings there i've just got the paper shred this is again from the pound land um you get loads to be honest i could probably put that you know it would be enough for both but i'm just gonna open it all up a bit stick that all inside again any colors you want if you've got yellow um paper shredded paper and then you've got little chicks kind of stuck on the outside that would look really nice again you've got such a blank canvas with these i think anything will look great against them nice spring colors but isn't that just so adorable absolutely so pleased with these um so that is the first project of easter 2018 and then through this week you're going to watch me make projects to fill up this for these little they're not little rather big baskets so i can't even get them both in my view there but there you have it so i hope you've liked the first tutorial for this week um if you haven't already subscribed please do so and give the video a thumbs up if you've enjoyed it stay tuned thanks for watching bye