But you know the world on your side. And in the end, I forget the word. I plan. Amen. Thank you so much. Eat us in the end. God bless you all. It's tasty. It's really good. Can we go again? No. I want to get off of my car. I want to get off. Yeah, no. I'm just not in time. We are coming for the heart of Jerusalem. Amongst God's chosen people among the nations. Those of us, you feel the comfort from those of us who are not Jewish. The Latinos for Israel that are here today. The director of Latinos for Israel. We will represent over 100 churches in the United States and Mexico that love and support Israel. When we stand with you, you're not alone.  Your God is our God. Your people is our people. I want you to know that you're not alone. The most important thing. The God of Jacob is with us. The Lord of hosts is with us. The God of Jacob is our refuge. And the battle is not ours. The battle belongs to the Lord. So I would like to send these two apples for you today. 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Tartes work life and day on the security of the people of Los Angeles and also apprehended parts of the people who attacked the Jews in Los Angeles the people that denies Israel and Los Angeles particularly in Israel anti-semitism turned anti-semitism in all its forms in Israel, the conflict between the terrorists and Israel is not about territories it's not about water it's not about the Temple Mount it's about the great sustenance of the state of Israel in the Middle East but to say to you that Israel is here to stay together we conclude with one message we will stand together with all communities and elitists which are persecuted and we hope that they will start with us and we thank those that have joined us today to stand together we are united in the world it's not fun to take fire the children do not seek to be pleased with our children there's more than what we have right here decency and justice proud of being Jewish if you're ready to get inspired please welcome high school senior employees who will stand after this Jennifer Karla Preach Me Law, Abris promises to that new soul in Israel the first promise I made is that we would raise that child in a country where he could walk down any street wearing a maghain d'avis, wearing a kippah, wearing ZZ we could do it freely the second promise I made was that we as a Jewish community would never stop fighting for peace but we would not do it through resignation and we would not do it by acceptance of conditions that we cannot live with we would fight for our conditions in our land which is ours through history and through faith and that our land of Israel would be his for the generations to come he said if you show me a stone and I say it's a stone you'll agree it's a stone if you show me a tree and I say it's a tree you'll agree it's a tree but if you show me my blood and I say it's blood you'll say it's color for thousands of years Jewish blood hasn't been blood to the world it's been color no more is Jewish blood cheap in this world for a tree and we will not forget any soul and we will fight in this land of the free and home of the brave we will not cower and we will not be afraid and look around you here in public there were some people who said don't do this be afraid fruity we are here because our people at once and for all Dami Israel the blood of Israel matters and counts in this world not only that our children will be raised feeling safe and strong and free but that God's eternal promise still lives that the Jewish community is still strong that we will carry our flags in this wonderful country in this place for the same thing we recite the shmah we know they have our protection former Iraqi-American model Miss Universe Iraq 2017 and CEO of Humanity Forward whose mission is to rebuild the relations between Muslims Jews, Arabs and Israel I texted her on Thursday and said are you available Sunday and she said for Israel I'm always available Jewish brothers and sisters and allies of peace in the U.S. and the Middle East we're gathered here today to repeat for the million time we seek an end to violence we are desperate to achieve coexistence we believe that both Jews and Palestinians deserve an equal opportunity of life and dignity future for Jewish and Muslim children to grow up without the fear of being killed and sacrificed by terrorist Hamas who places them at the front lines before they launch their missiles into Israel knowing Israel has the right to defend and will defend itself from 3,000 rockets they witnessed the riot as a child I know exactly the horror and the trauma of war and how it impacts children it boils my blood use children's death to push their cause of eradicating Jews and Israel the state of Israel have sought peace and asked the government of Palestine to come to the negotiating table for 72 years or for 72 years they said no to finding the solution only Jews don't deserve to have their own state they shout we're not anti-Soviet we're anti-Zionist and we're against occupation yet they don't have a problem with at least 50 Muslim countries that spread all the way from Asia from blue possibilities against their minorities because these are presently not Jews we need to call out T-70s to believe Iraq for just taking a selfie with Mr. Israel let's put aside the fact that I get daily death threats from people on social media demanding me to stop speaking against anti-Soviet tell me how come for 19 years of my life living in Iraq I did not need a single Iraqi Jew until I was 24 right here in Los Angeles what does that tell you in the 150,000 Iraqi Jews who lived there until the 1950s the Iraqi government oppressed them stole their property massacred them and ethnically cleansed them in all Arab countries where Jews once lived whether it's Morocco, Yemen Libya, Syria, Egypt the indoctrination where is the real or these countries that are finally here across Europe and in the U.S. this war is on Jews not just on Israel my dear Americans an attack on our Jewish community my dear Americans an attack on our Jewish community is an attack on the entire United States of America and its values and principles of freedom which it was built upon we must not only condemn the attacks but fight it until it's no longer we will not sit and wait for more heinous and anti-Semitic crimes we will not stand aside and watch the ignorance and the uneducated about history led by a filled with an agenda media lecture us on what's right and excuse anti-Semitic behavior we will not allow this country turn into a starting point for radical Islamists to launch their war not only on Jews but on America who they called the head of the snake and the great Satan we will not sit idly by and face another holocaust we need to stop the radical Islamist agenda before it has gone too far you can do it and how you can help you have sworn never again social media influencer for Prager you as a political commentator I am a newly baptized Christian and I support the state of Israel congratulations for the mainstream media in this country why is it that black lives matter is able to go around destroying this country rioting, pillaging in cities and the mainstream media perils them or who must fire rockets and the mainstream media perils them look at the John Oliver segment that Dennis Prager reacted to the other day these people are heralded black lives matter when the noble peace prize what a backwards world we live in I am sure they are going to give it to Hamas next year but when we see when we see violence against Jewish people we don't see that same reaction in the mainstream media it is not the same reaction at all and it is because people are scared to speak up people are scared to speak up about the anti-Jewish violence and that is a terrible thing what we need to do is be stronger than ever speaking up against this violence people will think about that what the left will do to them if they speak up if they say something against this what they should be really worried about is what will happen to the world if they don't speak up now the future of everything is at stake Friedrich Nietzsche philosopher in the 1800s had a famous quote where he said God is dead and we have killed him and a lot of liberals and atheists take this quote great thing, we're so happy that God is dead Nietzsche didn't need it this way he said this is a warning a warning that when you take away Judeo-Christian morality people look for a different set of values that's where leftism comes in leftism is now the biggest religion in America that is a terrible thing that is the fate we are Israel and America both stand for western values and freedom this is why they wanted to take it down they wanted to take both of these magnificent countries down because they stand for these values look at California I've been living here for four years I'm sure a lot of you guys have been here a lot longer than me California used to be a great place it was a very conservative place right, Pete Wilson, Ronald Reagan and now look at it it is the worst place in America to live and that is because people who cared about California didn't stand up and do anything to stop what was happening to this state we cannot do the same thing with Israel and the Jewish hate that we are seeing across the country right now where we see it I am proud to stand up on this stage and on social media and everywhere I go across this country and call out evil God bless you all thank you councilmember John Mish Professor Henry run up the street when people need it they just dig it up we don't want to repeat it and we do over and over again anti-Semitism is just a pseudo-scientific way to describe Jew-hatred an age-owned form of racism you might call it the Zeta of racism Jew-hatred is a pathological disease a virus which continually mutates which has continually mutated over thousands of years Jew-hatred is a virus for which there is nephraizer, Moderna or even Johnson & Johnson inoculation in a year in which we are now just coming out of one of the worst global pandemics in history another virus grows among us ever mutating ever raging spreading virally on social media Jew-hatred is alive and well in 2021 in Southern California in America and across the world one of the most virulent and insidious mutations of this virus is the raging and irrational hate towards Jews using Israel as a pretext social media has become like a petri dish for the ever-new strains of the virus of Jew-hatred sadly in 2021 a Venn diagram of Jew-hatred and Israel-hatred would be more a matter of concentric circles than a figure 8 or an infinity sign Beverly Hills my city is one of the only Jewish-majority cities outside of Israel who would have ever thought that in 2021 Jews would be violently attacked simply from being Jewish so close to the borders of our neighborhood we in Beverly Hills remain committed to the safety of all our residents and visitors but if anything a recent outbreak of anti-Semitism anti-Jewish violence shows us just why we need a Jewish state it makes me profoundly sad but at the same time grateful for a Jewish country in our ancestral homeland where we are the indigenous people a people whose history is defined by never forgetting who we are and where we come from others may attempt to gaslight us and the world as people have done for millennia tragically some of these people may be our friends, neighbors and even family others may speak up and fight and in silence when the oldest, most adivistic and most elemental form of racism the hatred of Jews takes place before their very eyes in their own backyards and in their own front yards do not be surprised yes, we need to continue trying to vaccinate people against the virus of Jew-hatred we must not give up trying to cure it but ultimately we need to protect ourselves against its effects and yet though it may feel that way we are not alone we have each other look around yourselves with gratitude and with hesed these people are your family and we have Israel our imperfect but beautiful spiritual and ancestral home where we come from where we are the indigenous people and where we can Baruch Hashem go back whenever we want to whenever we need to we can put upon it where we can live as Jews without fear because today we can't even live as Jews without fear in the United States of America in 2021 we can't even live as Jews without fear in Beverly Hills, California how sad is that while we remain committed to fixing that let's not have any illusions about the world around us Pastor Martin Neimler once wrote a famous poem about he and the others did not speak out when the Nazis came for different groups and that by the time they came for him there was no one left to speak out I'd like to leave you with an updated version of Neimler's poem from a Jewish perspective first they came for the socialists and I did not speak out because I was not a socialist then they came for the trade unionists and I did not speak out because I was not a trade unionist then they came for the Jews and I did not speak out because I was not a Jews and the Jews realized they did not speak out they had to speak up for themselves because you did not act they had to act for themselves because you did not defend them they had to defend themselves because you did not stand with them they had to stand alone together because they were Jews because they are Jews because we are Jews on Yusveil 5 welcome our next speaker award-winning investigative journalist with expertise in the Middle East and counter-terrorism Lisa Daftari question I'm sure many of you did Kristallnacht, literally the night of broken glass where synagogues businesses, homes, properties belonging to Jews were vandalized and destroyed 100 German Jews were killed and 30,000 arrested and taken to concentration camps that night is commonly referred to as the beginning of the Holocaust and you wonder what were Jews in Germany thinking the next morning I can bet they couldn't imagine or predict something as horrific as the Holocaust was about to happen to them because nobody thinks that the communities that they helped build, that they are a part of that they consider their culture their country, their city that that society would ever, ever turn on them European Jews consider themselves European American Jews consider themselves American then why is this happening why is this happening to Jews in 2021 and why did it happen to German Jews in 1938 maybe if Jews were less successful, less educated they accumulated less wealth they owned less real estate won fewer Nobel prizes then maybe no anti-Semitism is not a flexible mindset it isn't a point that you can debate or you can easily change their minds it's a conspiracy theory that cannot be corrected not with logic and not with facts but the curious thing is how does this conspiracy theory continue to spread and find more and more support around the world two sources the media and universities reported who started this fight do you feel over the conflict until Israel began retaliating why because their narrative in newsrooms across America is simple Israel is the aggressor so we have to wait for Israel to get aggressive notice that the media's only measure of rights and wrong is to use numbers 240 casualties for the Palestinians and 12 Israelis why don't they use different numbers like 4,000 rockets for Hamas and Israel hitting about 1,000 military targets basically imagine if the US was in a war with ISIS rockets into our northern or southern border and then the world would be fixated on how wrong the US is for defending itself it's absurd Palestinian children were being killed once they clarified that these children are used as shields that Hamas puts weapons in schools that they set up their offices in civilian areas that Israel makes a solid attempt at removing residents and most importantly question no question that we care for Palestinian children deeply care for all children but don't let them take us for fools to say that the Palestinian children deserve a future does not have to mean that Israel is the villain that's the correlation and the bottom line that the media and anti-Semites all over the world want to establish you see their logic Palestinians live poorly so Jews are bad Palestinians don't have proper infrastructure so Jews are bad and Palestinians don't have as much as Jews so therefore they are bad we all agree Palestinians deserve better better schools better textbooks where they're not taught about killing of Jews orders of Shahid they deserve the billions of dollars that are coming in from the US, Iran's regime Qatar and elsewhere to be spent on them not on missiles and not on terror tunnels rights for Palestinians those are the reasons why Jews are being beat up in Los Angeles for those of you who are paying attention anti-Semitic attacks in the US have increased exponentially 2019 and 2020 with over 2000 attacks each year I'm sure you all remember the attacks in Pittsburgh Pauway the New Jersey Kosher Market in New York were those about evictions or land or human rights for Palestinians contributed to anti-Semitism and the hijacking of social justice movements that falsely tell their followers like sheep if you follow BLM if you support gays if you support women's rights and the list goes on group think leads you to hate Jews because of human rights for Palestinians they've abducted the narrative to the point that it's so deeply interwoven with their causes you can't strip it or logically argue against it if we could then someone should ask Ilhan Omar about the gay pride parade in Somalia because the one in Tel Aviv is amazing last thing they're short-sighted to see anti-Semitism as just one enemy anti-Semitism exists in three forms the far right, the far left and Islamic extremism the mites in Congress and Senate who have ordained themselves the messengers of this hate should be named and shamed let's not punish either side of the political spectrum the bottom line is this unfortunately very unfortunately the friends and supporters of Israel are exponentially fewer than our enemies we cannot afford to leave even one person who is willing to hold up an Israeli flag or to defend the Jews out on the sidelines we're not sure how we got here but the fact is we're here and if history and our collective experiences can tell us one thing it's that we can't afford to be naive or ignorant after witnessing deep anti-Semitism in my own life I've come to this conclusion while history books may tell it this way Kristallnacht was not the beginning of the Holocaust because it doesn't just happen in one night it exists beneath the surface of society sometimes less, sometimes more until it boils over so we've posted on social media for 11 days we've gathered here we feel uncomfortable but maybe, just maybe that is the message right now my friends, right now there's something brewing underneath the surface it doesn't have to be gas chambers or a world war the effects of thousands of attacks and this silencing of Jews and Israel advocates in Hollywood in the media, in social media universities, the classrooms when you have to be afraid when you're sitting at a restaurant for someone to approach you if you are Jewish that in and of itself is a Holocaust don't let them kill the spirit of the Jewish people and its supporters let's keep fighting the fight to keep Israel and the Jewish people and all who support them same, free and thriving for generations to come thank you hey guys, the Beverly Hills Police Department asked me to make an announcement if you're over here on the street let's go to the parkway let's make sure we respect law enforcement alright, with that said please welcome accomplished Persian Jewish community leader experienced attorney former city commissioner


Okay, so here's your task for this video. I've drawn an energy diagram here and I've put it on an actual numbered scale, so we've got some values for our enthalpies. First I'd like you to work out what's the value of delta H, the enthalpy change, for this reaction. And then I'd like you to work out what's the value of the activation energy. Then tell me whether it's an exothermic or an endothermic reaction. And then finally imagine that you could run the reaction in reverse, so you're starting at the products and you're going back to the reactants. What can you say in this case about the energy changes for that reverse reaction? Okay, that's the end of section one.


Let us look at some common type of loadable fabrics. You can very easily you will see single ply fabrics. One can have a single ply, single ply means a single material, a uniform material. It can have coating on both sides or it can have coating on one side and an adhesive film on the other side and this adhesive film is applied and then heat sealed. So there is a company in Nasik called as Entremonde Poly E Quoters. So we have visited that company once. They showed us all these processes. So at some point of time if we get an opportunity we might have a class trip to this company where if they open the factory to us we will like to go and visit and see how they do the coating of various fabrics and how they touch them. So they are the ones who supply the fabric to the airship and aerostat operators globally as well as to the DRDO Laboratories in India they are using their services for coating of fabric. So let us see if we can arrange a trip where we can see these fabrics. That is another company in Mumbai which develops the basic fabric. They do not have any coating facility but they develop basic fabric. So maybe we can invite them once to give a talk on this special topic. I do not know where their factory is. I have not visited their factory but it will be interesting to go and see how these things are done. I will welcome all of you to visit LTA lab and you can see the fabrics that we have already worked with. We have already done experimentation with around 6 different types of fabrics. I will be showcasing to you very soon some of our fabrics. So you could have single ply fabrics with coating on one or both sides or you could have coating only on one side or you may have coating on one side and film on the other side. Then you could also have laminates of coated fabrics. So there are 2 fabrics which are joined together. Then you can have laminates of films and strength bearing fabrics. So 3 types. So central member, one film on top, one film on bottom. Now what is the difference between a film and a lamina or a film and a fabric? Essentially film is a very very thin fabric. It is the same thing but when the thickness is very less we call it as a film rather than a fabric. You could have 2 ply fabric woven and non-woven with coating on both sides. Here is an example of, this slide is only meant to give you some kind of a mental picture of the weights. How much does it weigh? So a typical load bearing member would be around 100 grams per square meter, 100 GSM. You coat it on outside and inside, there will be a difference in the coating required. The coating that is required for providing the environmental protection weighs more than the coating that is required for gas retention. So around 92 GSM or almost double the weight is created by the coating from outside and nearly half the weight is added by coating from inside. So the typical weight will come to around 234 grams per square meter with a plus minus 20 percent variation and you can notice that the load bearing member is nearly half 43 percent, outside is 40 percent, inside is 20 percent. This is a typical distribution of a double coated single ply fabric. These numbers have come from actual data. I am not able to reveal the details of the material but I can tell you that this is a standard data for a fabric that is available. Now here is a picture which explains to you what is meant by the warp direction and what is meant by the weft direction. In a typical woven fabric, you use long longitudinal fabrics and then you weave them with lateral fabrics and the lateral fabrics normally are continuous which go along the width. So they are called as the weft which are used by the weavers and the warp is along the length. So as you can see the strength along the warp direction is generally slightly higher than the strength along the weft direction. So if you use different types of coatings, you can see the look at the first fabric which has got the PU1 coating. The GSM is very high, it is 120 plus minus 20 but the strength is 155. So 155 kilogram will be required by a 5 centimeter width strip to create strain such that the fabric starts elongating. It may not break but it may just keep elongating endlessly and then there will be a neck formation and then it will tear. So a lighter fabric PU2 you know it has got 280 and the strength is almost half in both the directions. Then you could have PU3, it is heavier fabric and hence the strength is also larger. If you look at neoprene which is basically a light weight compound, it weighs half but the strength is also much lower. So generally there is a tradeoff between the strength that you can get and the weight. So you have to design it very carefully when you select a fabric you have to look at both the dimensions. So what we do normally is we first calculate how much strength is needed that means what are the loads coming on the fabric, then you put a factor of safety and then we look at the load carrying capacity of the fabric. And we assume that this capacity will be reduced slightly further because of imperfections or some other issues. So either you can inflate the factor of safety or you can put another extra mile it is the same thing. So the factor of safety is normally 5, typically we use factor of safety of 5 in fabrics because the degradation with atmospheric changes, degradation because of the fabrication imperfections is quite large. So in an aircraft aluminum structure because the behavior is predictable to some extent we use lower factor of safety. Whenever you have larger predictability, less predictability you have higher factor of safety. It is between 4 to 5 for the fabrics of an LTS system. If you can look at the load bearing layer, these are 4 candidates for the load bearing layer. Polyvester fabric is very commonly used including for shirting and suiting. The same fabric can also be used for base load carrying member of the fabric. So you can see that it has a tensile strength of 1 Giga Pascal. And if you use nylon, nylon has got a lower specific gravity that means it is lesser in weight. It will weigh less but the strength also will reduce. Kevlar is a very interesting fabric although it is a bit heavier from 1.39 to 1.45 but tensile strength is more than 2.5 to 3 times. So that is why tensile modulus is very high. So therefore Kevlar is one very commonly available fabric. However, Kevlar is very expensive because it is a proprietary fabric. So if you want to make an airship with Kevlar then you have to have deep pockets. It is going to be expensive. So in a Kevlar institute we cannot afford it unless some donor gives us Kevlar fabric. We cannot afford it. I am coming to that. There are many exotic fabrics, Decron, Vectron, Dyneema, these are all trade names of fabrics which have been created by companies like DuPont especially for LTA applications. So they can be used, they can be used but how much coating is to be put on top and bottom depends on the application or depends on the situation where you are going to use it. For example, if you look at cotton and rubber it was used in the early 20s for the old airships. The strength is only 80 pounds per inch. The weight, now the weight of the fabric I have kept this intentionally in the non-standard units because when you look at the data in open literature you will find all kinds of units. Grams per square meter is used by us mostly but if you go to the West in US for example you will find ounce per square yard as a very, very commonly used parameter or unit for measuring the weight of the fabric. One can easily convert one to the other by getting the conversion factors. So we see in this particular figure that Dyneema which is a special purpose laminated fabric aimed for stratospheric airships. Now stratospheric airships are still being designed. None of them has been deployed for a long time for actual application. The only long term deployment of a test balloon was by a company in Texas but that was also not like a functional system. It was just to test that and airship can be taken to a height of around 12,000 feet and kept there for 8 to 10 to 12 hours. So these are very large sized. The typical lengths are 150 meters, 200 meters in length. So one of my students is doing research on design of high altitude airships. So he will be coming and making a presentation on the technology of high altitude airships. We will discuss it little bit later. So here are some applications. So GZ or GZ is one airship which was used by the Second World War. It was very popular in Second World War. You can see that it has polyester and neoprene as a combination. And then ZPG-3W are the airships which came almost towards the mid 60s to 70s. They used slightly better fabric but it is very heavy. Skyship 600 is the airship which revived LTA technology in the modern times and that is the question in the quiz also. That particular airship you can see the fabric is only 210 GSM. So it can be easily concluded that the coming back of airships has been mainly possible because of the developments in material technology allowing us low weight better quality fabrics compared to the past. So from 320 it has come down to 210 and you can see that that can greatly reduce the self-weight and hence it will give you. Even though the Skyship 600 has an envelope of nearly 8000 m3, it can lift around 67 passengers. And then Vectron. Now Vectron is a very, very strong fabric, very, very strong fabric, 740 pounds per square inch. So this is recommended for low altitude applications and you can see that even though the strength is so large, the self-weight is only 7.6 ounce per square yard. And the stratospheric airships require very strong fabrics and the weight is further. And then the Japanese have come up with a new material called PBO and some very long name. That has got much better properties than even Dyneema and that is being recommended. So I will leave it to the student to come and talk about that in more detail.


I'm going to be catching some big fish today. As you guys saw in one of the recent episodes, Gav and my boy Chance, he's back. Back in the videos, we came out on this lake. We started punching and we're catching them really good, but we really didn't get to spend a ton of time doing it. So we wanted to come out today and just literally punch the whole time until we don't get bites anymore. And then if we have to adjust, go fish offshore a little bit, or even switch up to some Texas rigs on the edge of the grass, that's what we'll do. But as you guys can tell right here, I got a two ounce punching weight, got two bobber stops and a big flipping hook on the bottom. The bait we're going to be rigging up today is a rage crawl by Strike King. And this is in the summer crawl. This color was working phenomenally out here the other day. It's got really clear water in this lake and this little natural color. It's just green pumpkin on one side and then it has some chartreuse on the back and they just munch this thing up. So we're going to go ahead and rig it on this flipping rig and get to flipping in this grass. This is the stuff that we're going to be fishing right out here. There's a lot of grass and some of this fish you can get all the way up there. So we're just going to cover a lot of water today. Try to catch some big ones. By the way, if you guys are new to the channel, I'd greatly appreciate it. If you hit that subscribe button, hit the notification bell. And if you guys just want to support me and support the brand overall, just hitting that like button, commenting down below triggers the algorithm and it really helps out the channel. So I'd greatly appreciate it, but let's go ahead and get it started. This is our bait right here. Right there. Little rage crawl on punching the rig. Let's go ahead and get it started. All right, let's make it happen. We're hopping right into it. Got some good water on it. What ounce do you have? That's probably better than what I got. I just have this two ounce already on. So we're just going to ride with it. Has it always been open right? Oh, I'm just looking at this differently. That's usually where we get a buyer, right? I thought it was that one. A two ounce weight to the funny bone. Don't feel that good. It could have been a lot worse. That's the thing with punching. You don't want that big weight. That big weight is a bullet. That's all that thing is. I didn't feel too good just smacking me in the arm. Could have been worse though. How many times are you stressing worse? I'm four or five, but it doesn't hurt to experiment. You know, just waiting on that one. Is that where you're at? Geez, dude. I saw that. Nice. Nice doggy. Not a big in, but hey. Start. Yeah, it's really not a bad one. I pulled the rod out of your hand, didn't I? I saw you. You're like double checking. All of a sudden your rod just starts getting. Honestly, I respect you like making sure that was a bite though. Because you know how these weights are, dude.  I found them. That's a good one. Chance, I didn't even get rigged back up. This is not not crazy though. They got to be right here. Yes. It's like when you find them, you find multiple. And that's a two pounder. Might be two and a half. What do you think? Two and a quarter. Two and a quarter. Fat body on them. We got a scale. But man, look at that. Two fish back to back. One is some crazy about this one. I don't know if you guys can see, but there's like these deep crevices on the top of his head. If you guys know where that's from, comment down below. Look at that chance. Yeah. It's weird. He looks like a dinosaur. I know. But hey, we're both on board with our first fish. Nothing big yet, but I still a good fish. Oh, my God, I think he grabbed me. Oh, no he didn't. I just flipped in there. Well, the son of bash is boils right next to it. And on the fall, it felt like he hit it, but I guess he didn't. He could have and let it go. That about got me excited. I thought, smack one. You see that little spot, bro? Came off. Are you kidding me? It's like a two pounder. It wasn't nothing crazy, but the bite's so weird.  It probably did because you waited. It was like, you could barely tell it was a bite. That's kind of how that one was. It came off. Gosh, dang it. That was a bite. There should be more right here, brother. Look at that right there. Took the crawler eggs right off. That's not how you want them to eat it. I'll put this a fresh one on. We had one bite right here, and that's like one of those things. Now we're like, okay, there's fish in the area. We didn't have a bite down this whole little stretch. Got a hone in. Chance is going to hook one by the time I'm rigged up. How many times did you pump it with that first one bit? No. There was a lot. I was just doing this like this. Probably about five down. Five or six. It's weird because some days you'll go out and it's like, they hit it on the floor. It goes through. It's weird. Watch out, watch out. Digging. Nice. That's three pounder.  That's what Chance just said. Two. Two number. We can. Are we going to catch more? Yeah, what? You should see the ones I saw earlier, dude. That's what we need to be catching. I didn't pitch up on that wood that comes in, but that might be. I can't believe how long you're in that patch. That was a thick stuff, too. I was just up and down. That wasn't like jumping it up and letting it fall down. That was easing it down. That's how I felt them hit it. See, now we got two baits going in. We're getting more bites. Not only that, but it's just easier to fish with both of us doing it. Looks like that's a better. You see that fish swimming right there? You see that? That was a bite, though. There's one swimming right out at the same time. Look at that. Is that the one that bit me? Dude, look how big he is, dude. There's two of them. There's two.  That was the one that bit me. Dude, he's going after it. He's going after it. Oh, my God, Chance. Dude, they're about to eat it. He just ate it. No, he didn't. Oh, my God. He's filming us.  There's 10 fish right there that are like three plus. If I had to put a number on it, that was a 30 pound bag. What? Where did these big ones come from? We never see them. We never see them. I'm just mad because I know that big, what, five, six, however big that fish was was the one that hit me. He came right out of the mat. God. It was him, and then three more came out behind him. Yeah. That's a good thing that we're talking about how this fish stack up. That is the prime example of that. I'm just mad we didn't get one. See how finicky they are once they see you? That was actually crazy. That's what I was seeing in that Bat Cove. They were all that big. Got them. I had a fill in here by the cash flow. Yeah. That's a good one, too. Look at that one. That's a good fish. Big is a high two. You're right on the edge. That is my first bed fish of 2021. On a punching rig. How can you beat that? That was so freaking cool. Show them Cody before we try past it. Right there you have a little bed. And this bass was sitting right on it. Flipped right up there at the edge of the grass. It was so cool watching that fish eat it. I wish we would have had like a good, it's so hard to tell because I have sunglasses on. I can see everything. I wish the GoPro could see that.   He couldn't take it. That is awesome. It's a lot of fun. I missed him earlier. And he just tricked me again. I'm not getting them pinned for some reason. That was so good. I don't think we've been able to punch.  You see that two ounce weight? Difficult, bro.  That was a good one. That was like a high two, wasn't it? It was like a football. That was a thick, chunky one. Two ounce weight has so much leverage.  I'll probably put it on an ounce and a half ounce. I got a little excited. I think he stole my crawl. Yeah, look at that. Stole my pinchers. Nice one. Nice one, dude. That's the size we want. Gosh, that's a good fish. All right, there we go. Look at that, right in the corner of his mouth he's barely hooked. That's a good fish right there. That's a high two pounder. Super fat belly on that one. It just feels good to land some of these. I missed a ton today with that two ounce weight given leverage, but that's a high two pounder. It can be three if his body was even fatter than his stomach. That's a big one. Getting right back in the water's colors are just so beautiful, too. So I love about some of those bass. There he goes. Look how good that was. Look how much water. Ooh. I saw a good line. I can't even get a bit. He's on there. Dude, I about went overboard. Ugh. That grass man made that fish stay there. One of that would have been some things if I just tipped over into the back of the water with this thing on. So just caught final fish of the day and man, did we have a time out here. It's so much fun, you know, getting those big punching rigs, punching through that grass, hammering down on a good fish. There's nothing better than that. And all in all, these have been some good quality bass, some pretty fish. We didn't have any like really big ones today, sadly. But we did catch some good ones. If you enjoyed this video, if you're new to the channel, hit that subscribe button. Hit the notification bell if you guys want to support your boy. Hit the like button, comment down below. Let's get this fish back in the water. I'll catch you guys in the next episode.


Good morning everyone. Myself Dr. Mansi Sharan along with my co-authors Dr. Manpreet for Bajwa, Dr. Monu Sareen, Dr. Kashi Shkirk from HGT Medical College at JT University Guru Gram is presenting paper on Sonographic Evaluation and Correlation of Pleasantal Maturity, Grading and Thickness with Gestational Aid in Primary Dravida. First start with introduction. Pleasanta is important because it mirrors the vital well-being. It also guides the future of pregnancy management, the Pleasantal Examination and reviews the size location of the Pleasanta, whether it is located on a scar or is it covering the internal lobes. Pleasantal echopattern tests the Pleasantal Maturity Grade according to the Paranchymal Calcification, Corionic Pit Indentation and Beasal Pit Calcification. So in this study the Pleasantal Thickness and Maturity Grading have been correlated to the Gestational Aid. In an environment where late pregnancy booking is commonly seen, this study will help not only in studying the normal development of Pleasanta with progressive gestational age, as well as help in determining the approximate gestational age where LMPs unknown and eating scans are not available. So the aim and objective behind this study is to study the features of Pleasantal Maturity Grading and Pleasantal Thickness on the basis of Sonographic Images in Primary Dravida at 20 and 34 weeks of Gestational Aid. To study the features of Pleasantal Thickness on the basis of Sonographic Images in Primary Dravida at 20 and 34 weeks of Gestational Aid and to correlate the Pleasantal Maturity Grading and Thickness data with the Gestational Aid. Materials and Methods The study was conducted at FMHS, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, SJT Medical College and Research Institute, Gurugram, India. All readings were taken upon subject, duly registered with the facility. All the 75 patients underwent a comprehensive Sonographic Evaluation of the fetus at approximately 20 and 34 weeks of gestational age, as determined by the Hadlock Algorithm. With low-frequency curvilinear probe of frequency range 3.5 to 7.5 MHz, attached to the geologic effort exported to the sound machine installed at the facility. Now let's start with the Pleasantal Grading. In Grade 0, all Pleasants start with this configuration only. The Corionic Pit appears as smooth, straight and well-defined unbroken dense lines. The Substance of the Pleasanta is homogeneous and divide of any Equigenic Density. The Bezel layer is also devoid of Equigenic Density and appear homogeneous and of the same textures as the Pleasantal Substance. Now in Grade 1, it manifests as the earliest ultrasound changes of Pleasantal Maturation. The Corionic Plate now will have subtle undulation. The Substance of the Pleasanta may contain Equigenic Density, randomly dispersed in the Substance of the Pleasanta. These will be linear in shape and their long axis parallel to the long axis of Pleasanta, that is parallel to the Corionic Plate. The Bezel layer of the Pleasantal, as you can see in this image, is still devoid of Equigenic Density. Now in Grade 2, the Maturational changes in the Grade 2 Pleasantal Scans involves changes in all three zones. The Corionic Plate may appear more markedly indented with the linear Equigenic Densities. Coma-like densities, perpendicular to the Corionic Plate. The Equigenic Density is at what present in the Substance of the Pleasanta in the Grade 1 configuration persists except that they may be more in numbers, large and more equivalent. The hallmark of the Grade 2 configuration is the presence of Bezel Equigenic Densities. These densities are linear in shape, parallel to the long axis of Pleasanta and may measure up to the 6 mm in length. Now in Grade 3, this phase represents a mature Pleasanta. The configuration describes the appearance of Pleasanta being divided to compass, means the Cortiladence. The Corionic Plate is indented, as we can see in this image. At the indentation, which are always not easily seen, the linear densities arise as in Grade 2, but may now extend all the way to the Bezel layer without a break. The presence of one Coma-like densities without a break defines the presence of Grade 3 Pleasanta. The Substance of the Pleasanta may now appear to have equal loosened fallout areas, which are situated at the central portion of the Cortiladence. These areas represent the central areas of Cortiladence, which are devoid of the life, destroyed by the pressure from the material jet. So on the basis of our study, the discussion is the growth of the Pleasanta, which was being reported by several authors to be linear and parallel to the Feature Gestational Agent weeks, is explored by this study. There's a positive correlation between the ultrasonically measured PT in millimeters and Feature Gestational Agent weeks, similar to the finding of other authors. The observed Pleasanta thickness at term, which varies from 29 mm to 45 mm, is similar to 2.65 mm to 4.63 mm, as documented in our study at 34 weeks. Since there is a non-linear decrease in Pleasanta thickness beyond 36 weeks, our Pleasanta thickness values at 34 weeks would be even more confirming to the previous studies. These are the references for today's paper discussion. Thank you.


Oh my god somebody went flying. Oh my god. How do I how do I recruit things again? Okay, that'll do right? Okay, we're playing him. We're playing shield wall, but multiplayer this time Whoo, I don't know who's a real person now. I've kind of forgotten who they are I've also forgotten how to do things. I think they Must be these guys some kind of tempted just to ah, oh they've got defenders Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh hold on hold on hold on. Is it is it? Was it that one? Oh, I can't remember dude Wait hold on. Look around change weapon is x. Oh, that's good.  That's also not good Follow me charge missiles g is hold. No Oh Press hierarchy to hire control hierarchy. How do I how do I select what zero is hierarchy? Oh, here we go Here we go. I've got javelins. Although. I need 200 gold for that Okay, let's see if we can get any more dudes Right yellow is taking that I think blue. I don't know what blues do blues just held up in there. You can see them Interesting Uh yellow's putting up their gate Red is probably restoring his uh troops. Yeah, there he is. Sorry, why get back to shield wall? I don't know what red's doing Reds went off. I think yellow went off to attack him I'm just I'm just gonna I'm just gonna hold this I should have the uh capture a bit. Oh, yeah. Okay, so he's taken down What is red doing red's taking on the people so there's two other people here Um, yellow's a bot red's a person blues a person and of course I'm a person Hold on hold on we can get this guy we can get this guy Yeah, oh close I want the gold so I think he's destroyed his gate Oh damn, he's so good if I could snipe him All right. Yeah, just want to hold this. I think we could upgrade it so that we get more Queen I think that's what we want Christmas total unit spearmint allows to hire spearmint. Oh instead of militia Maybe we should get that Um and allows to require spearmint. So, uh, yeah, I'll just I'll just let these guys fight each other.  Oh, well, you know what you can do that you can do that You're gonna lose your town though your town's going down. Hi little bugger No, you didn't even get one brilliant, but yellow's attacking you Right, right, right. What's what's the what's a strategy? I increase friendly flags healing and increase defense Yes, that's what we want.   So now I should have defense and I should be able to hire people. We're gonna not hire people here Get higher on this. Oh god. Oh god. It's clear Patrick run. Stay on me.  I gotta close the doors. All right. All right.  That's not that's not so good Oh Again, I don't know what blue's doing.  Oh, well as long as I can just keep getting this I'll be pretty happy. I've got the most flags at the moment. Yes. I'm making the most gold Come on then guys Oh, they're giving up. That's good. That's good. They gave up. They gave up. Oh, yes Am I winning a point? I think I'm winning a point I mean increased damage two gates reduce melee damage by 10 percent Standards are good. We'll get a standard Gets a mains in your aura effect increase about horn horn doubles aura effect for five seconds Uh, can we customize it? Cue Oh, that's right. The more the more battles we do with this guy the better I can't remember how it works Just got taken out. He was trying to Let me just quickly go grab some peeps. Let's see. We'll just take this flag down. Oh blue. Ah, yeah coward He's watching that one. I think that dude's uh like chinese he typed mandarin in the chai thing to start with He's gonna grab this Just get some more gold. I um, I'm currently in the lead on points. I don't know how this ends kind of curious But uh, both of them have kind of lost their doors or at least I think he's at pay for his Uh back again, but I can just grab this You need the standard you want more battles. That's what you want. You want more kills There we go. Yes 60 gold Oh, this is brilliant. You guys are fools. You've got defenders. You can't you can't undo defenders Yeah, he's got his standard Maybe we want him to attack us Maybe that's what we want. I don't know so cute. I think we can choose an effect But we have to yeah, we have to get attacks and experience first. Yeah, look at my points.  I like how they haven't went for me yet Team upgrades uh Reduces respawn time of standards uh increase limits reduce respawn time for your dude increase friendly fly I I kind of just want to wait Oh, is he going for me? Oh, he's just he's just going to get the middle. He's just going to get the middle What's that? What's that? Yeah, oh wait. No, hold on. I don't have my spear out yet Oh, he's just holding it. I mean that's all he needs to do really I think he's still got militia. He doesn't have spearmen yet. I feel like blue Blue's a bit of a threat. I feel I don't know. Maybe he's just got loads of defenders. Maybe that's it Look at this AI player man. Airplay is going for it Is he going over there? No All right Right, we need to lead her away Let's go this way Right. Okay. Yeah, you think you think you got me? You think you got me? Hey, don't follow me man. Hold on. Hold on When you get close enough and then they should attack They should attack Yeah, there we go. There we go. There we go. Okay. Everybody follow him Ah, look at the guy. He's caught out. He's caught out I'm bringing the yellows to you There you go. There you go. Nothing you can do now, buddy.  There we go That's good. That's good. That's good That's right. That's right believe I got it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. She'll give us loads of experience. Yes Like a pro Is she dead? Is she dead? Oh, sorry.  He's really coming by himself Oh god, there's two of them Ow All right, I did you guys could fight for it. I've got it Spear is OP though. You're not getting it down, dude I'm still I'm still holding it Get him get him get him. No, it would have been a shot.  On me All right, right.  I've still got it Brilliant. Oh defenders are really good actually I guess because you'll just end up um, you know Getting lots of attacks, I suppose. Yeah loads of spears will just be thrown at them But at the moment, I am way in the lead, dude. You've we've got oh wait, it's the oh it's to 60 Okay Okay, dude.  Cheeky git I'll get your banner Oh, if only if I can just pick him off Oh, if I get him This dude got me. Oh, it's brilliant. There we go. We're way in the lead with points now Okay, well we want we want experience now. That's we want from banner. So you stay there. I will happily Take on yellow Happily take on yellow There we go. There we go. Get him There we go easy peasy Beautiful beautiful now. Come on Who wants some you've always like he has only defenders this guy. Uh, just get a get a more experience Yes Skill point acquired. You're not taking it down, mate Don't tell them run.  All right get him now get him now get him now. He's only got militia only got militia. We got him Yes He's gonna go down get behind him.  Yeah, that's it. That's it. You're done that whole time was the audio not recording Oh I had a feeling it was that's interesting. Okay. Okay, right what we're going to do now All right, all right.   Ah You and your defenders. All right. Okay. Have fun me have fun me All right, here we go. We'll get another one. So we get even more health. Heck. Yeah, heck. Yeah Oh, he's got his own dudes. He's got his own dudes There we go.  Oh, I got one Oh, yeah, look, I've got something in my stand. He's got one thing on his standard too Oh, this is brilliant. I love this Aye, aye.  That's the one I was ready to say oh no one's take what you guys doing No one's decided to take my thing It's kind of funny. Okay. Can I oh I can get upgrades here? Okay, so I can get every oh really who did that he's hiding behind there little coward. Ah me leg Hey, I don't need to hold it in the middle I could I could just go back. Hold on. Let me just get more peeps I've upgraded my numbers Okay, okay, uh, it's two for spearmen. There we go. That's a lot of spearmen.  Oh, there you go. Yeah, can we get him get him come on Oh, you spear into him. You'll get one of them Noble god allows to hire noble gods Oh, how much did they cost? They're 20. Are they any different? I I assume that they can't throw spears though. That's the problem uh Right standard gets a main sign an aura effect. That would be pretty decent Uh, oh red got it. Oh, no blues got it. Oh yellow's attacking now Right, so we've got to studo That's the one that's the shields Oh, I'm remembering now. I'm remembering how to play What is he doing? Let's let let's just close this guy in.  Oh, no Let's get him We get him.  Come on. Come on Oh, so close so close so close All right. Oh, yeah, me There we go. Come on guys. Come on guys. No, we can't let them have it You're gonna take her off That's just not right. There we go. There we go. There we go. Yes Look, I need I'm the one that oh the shield blocked it. Yeah, there we go Yeah, and again. Yeah, and again. Yeah, there we go, sweet That's just one tactic. It's just I'm just gonna run you to get to my place Oh, this is funny though. I like this. Yeah, he doesn't even try. He doesn't even try to attack me Like red is just slowly getting like actual warriors And then this guy Oh now he's attacking. He's actually attacking now Oh, that's interesting. I'll happily take you on Easy peasy Wait, I've only got nine left. Oh god. He's got like proper hopper lights Well, I've got his barbarians Okay, guys on me. We need to go in He's gonna take me there. Why why don't you do that? Here we go. All right, just get all my peeps back Who's holding the middle? Why do you run by? He could have easily taken the middle. Oh, this is hilarious. I don't know what to say man. Don't know what to say Look at him. Look at him again. Look at him again. I can pretty much. Oi. Oi. Oh, yeah run away. That's right run Flee he's gonna try it. I'm gonna try it. He's just gonna run away again Oh, this is brilliant. Okay. I'll sandwich him in Yeah, he knows. He's like, oh no. Oh, no This is not good. There we go. There we go. Yeah, just get his men get his men And for me Yep attack. All right everybody missiles There we go. There we go. That's how we do it Oh my god, somebody went flying. I don't know who that was It was red. That should be taken advantage of this Okay. Yeah, he got scared. That was good. That was good At this point, I feel like I don't even need to contest the middle Okay, so how many points? Whoa. Okay. Okay, so basically I could go for HP damage or Coin per second. I think that is it's got for damage. It's got two damages increase everyone's damage Uh, we'll get even more warriors because why not? And yellow for some reason it's got the middle I don't even know what reds. I think reds given up at this point I feel like we could probably take on red All right, let me turn the middle and I kind of want to go for red now I feel like reds went like afk. Oh, no, he's he's there. He is actually there I don't know why though. Oh, let me just grab this Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Let's go look.  The AI is really good for me He's farming them There you go And There it is now they can do now they can do is he's trying to capture it by himself Oh wait blues made dude's dead I think he gave up Okay, hold on. Let's get the sword out.  Is anyone else here? Oh I mean he's not gonna break down his door.  Oh, oh, it's because I broke in I think Am I dead? Oh, I'm dead Hey Please all of the gold That broke down his door. All I need to do now is take him on take the defenders I can grow. I mean really I should have went for yellow Yellow is the one that's not really much of a threat. Go on then.  Yes More experience Beautiful beautiful. Now. How do I fix the gate? Is it just fix over time? I can't remember just take that down. All right, go get them.  I'm done. I even know how to heal this thing. I've got more experience My soldiers are better than yours Yeah, that's right run away. Oh, that's gorgeous. That feels good. Okay more more attack. Yep get another one of that Sweet Okay, okay Blue's done My gates are done too Blue's got a lot of peeps just waiting in there. There we go. That's it. That's the way There we go. There we go. Wait. Did the guy die? Is he dead? He's so funny if he was Oh, no, he did die. Yeah, he died. Oh god.  That's right Run away. Okie-dokie Get all my peeps back. We go almost. Yep. Yep. Yep. I'm gonna. Uh, you think you think right? You think you think No, it's gonna happen.  What's he gonna do? Is he gonna do anything? No, no, he's oh now. Oh, he's thinking He's gonna go for blue But out of the two This one's way better. This is the way better option because blue's got a lot of defense Is they even going for the middle first? He's literally he's literally just going to go for blue And attack that's it. He probably hasn't even broken through yet Oh, I can't die. There we go. There we go. There we go. Take it down. Take it down on me. On me To studo Oh god. Oh god. Yep. To studo on me Stop her from spawning ever again Yes, we got it. We got it. That's it. That's done So, yep. Did he did he managed to get blue? Nope. No, he died I've got yellows free. Uh, giving me defense I've got his defenders. So now what I'll do Is I will grab the eagle because then I'll get more damage. We'll have it do more damage also grab Let's get some noble gods. I even know what those things are. Yeah, they're they're oh, yes They don't have spears though. It's the only thing the defenders No Oh, she's gonna spawn I think No, no, no, no Oh, this all went horrible. Oh just attack. Oh, because you couldn't get any coin. Could she ah, it's fine There we go. Now we've killed the last so the defenders like We'll quickly go get the flag back And there it is There it is red I don't know what your plan was Hasn't really worked out if he hasn't made But thank you for taking down the door. There we go Kill these guys. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Hold on.  Okay on me guys on me. Yep Yep on me. Yep. Yep. Yep. And here we go just volley And volley again There we go now we got him. Yes He thought he was he was gonna be the victor He thought he was gonna be But he's not yes He tried it Yeah Oh my god, he had like all of the upgrades Jesus. Yeah yellow was constantly like at the bottom blue. I don't know where blue just gave up I think it was probably about here and he always had the same net worth Um, but yeah me. Oh that was that was loads of fun though. Oh, I can't do that again because that was way too easy Did you really just oh god? Okay, so we've joined another one except for this time No time limit. No time limit. No didn't want to do that. I said like do you want to change your time limit? A computer said no, uh, and he's also increased the amount of gold you get So Yeah, this Is gonna be kind of crazy Not enough gold for that not yet not yet. He says Hold on give it now. There is yeah, there we go. There we go pink brigade. Yes Oh like a part of this actually this is gonna be more fun I feel like maybe these guys know a little bit more what they're doing. Oh, he's put some defenders in All right, okay, he's put some defenders. I don't know if that's just militia though What I kind of want to do is get my spears Because that's the best thing you can do with these guys Yeah, yeah, okay now now because we're getting gold so quick if we can do let's just get a full in shot on the back There you go. Okay. That wasn't very good Yes Oh, no, what am I doing? I should have been using my spear. No, stop attacking. Stop stop Yes, okay, that's green done green's done. Wow Nice nice one guys Okay, okay, so I've got the middle so now I need to be worried reds loads of reds died Is has green given up? I feel like green Maya giving up. We've got seven seconds.  Oh god. He's about to get rinsed. No, we're good. We're good That's fine. That's fine All right, we need to get a couple more Now now now we've got other things we can get we've got that We'll get attack Yeah, we'll get attack We'll get a second javelin go. I get I don't know what is with the red player and uh And just like leaving his troops behind I gotta go for green dude green like got killed and then gave up It's pretty much what green did Yep, I think we got green. I think we got green Again, I'm not exactly sure what the red dude is just like I gotta go by myself. We got this Yeah, there we go red sticking on purples Come on. What's the door helpful? Surely coming much now Yeah, it's almost gone. It's almost gone almost gone. Yep. Just make sure no one's attacking me. Yep. Here we go Here we go on me on me. Yeah, uh attack attack attack There we go. There we go You can fight for the middle, but I'm the one with two castles. Yeah on me on me We'll add defense add that And I'll reduce the cooldown of that. Do we have any upgrades? No upgrades just yet and boom green out of there Don't know where he died, but he did and no one went for my place That's great And then these two can just kill each other then I capture the middle And then I'm good. I think hold on. Let me get more spearmen in here There we go. There we go. Have they realized it yet? Oh, they fighting each other. They might be on the other side I think they are Yeah, look at them. I think red lost all his dudes and I'll uh, I'll just uh, I'll just take the middle As we do Get more defense while we're here and more health because it's ours Red's not looking too good like and then if I if I could just sweep in when purple takes this And just take red as well. Yeah, here we go. Here we go. Come on.  Get him. Get him. Get his gold down to clean his resources There we go. There we go. There we go. He's got him. Get him On me guys. Oh my god. There's so many of them though Die Wait, I didn't get him. I hit his shield Oh, I can't. Okay. Should I just get loads of noble guards? Yeah, I think they're super expensive But because he's turned up the amount of coin and gold you get Oh red screwed himself over royally Let's uh, do more damage Yeah, that's more damage. Let's get more damage Yeah, red's gates are gone. Oh god. Yeah, I got him. Get him Thing is if he hadn't have turned the coin generation up so high I think it might have been more of a problem I could pretty much up results unknown Did I win? I mean did I have the most points? But where does it say 2000 gold? Oh, yeah, I did win. There you go. So I think yeah green gave up after his first attack I think then it must have been purple And then red red finally gave up. Well, there you have it Or at least maybe because red was hosting as soon as he quit it quickly thing. He was like, no, this isn't fair There we go. That was shield wall What state is it in but we've multiplayer anyway hilarious I mean there are always at least like one game going on so you It's fun. It's fun. Just don't expect high level IQ plays If you try the video leave a like until next time. I'll see you guys later. Oh, buh-bye


Hi, welcome to Town Meeting TV, CCTV. I'm here today with David Colossal, Sanders, Holub. And we ran across some things. Somehow I ran across what you were doing, and it seemed compelling and interesting. And I wanted to hear more about what it is that you do. Who are you? What is it that you do? What do you call this? Well, I think the short answer is that I like to sit around and amuse myself and try to make myself laugh. I've been writing jokes in a notebook since 8th grade. I think it was the first joke I wrote. I wanted to be a stand-up comedian. So I've always been writing funny things. And for the past two decades, I was a graphic designer working for publications in newspapers and magazines. So I cut my teeth using Photoshop and all that stuff for a long time, but it was always producing illustrations and designs for other people. And then I got the chance to just start doing my own art. So I combined these two things I'd been doing on my own and professionally into one thing. And so I started just making my own art and exploring the inside of my head. Cool. Do you still have those notebooks from when you were? Of course, yeah. Is it just been a running series of notebooks? Pretty much. And I've moved around so much in my life from state to state. And there's a few things that I always pack up for safekeeping. And that first folder where a lot of my early writing is... I wrote little stories in high school. And somehow I got a Hulk Hogan folder. You mean like it looked like Hulk Hogan on outside? It was like a folder, but it was Hulk Hogan. I think I bought it ironically like in high school. Anyway, that's where all of my early things are. And I know exactly where that is right now.   Well, then I do have those early notebooks. I have all the early notebooks. I probably have a stack that high of notebooks. Do you plan to commit to a particular kind of notebook now? No, it's kind of like whatever I find, whatever's laying around. Sometimes they've been tiny notebooks that I keep in my pocket. I have a bunch of those. Sometimes they're big ones that I write. And of course now, like the unfortunate thing is I do all my notekeeping on my phone or on my iPad. So I don't have those anymore. I'm not making any new notebooks. But I don't know if you'd call it an epiphany the other day. But just a way of living that I really recommend to other people is write it down. People always ask, how do you come up with your ideas? And I don't know if I have more ideas than anybody else, but what I do is write them down. Because you think you're going to remember something and you're not going to remember it at all.  I write a lot of things down. When do you go back and look at them? It's so funny, I constantly go back and look through old files. I've just written so many things, especially so many short things, jokes and stories. I might have thought of something 20 years ago that's really funny and really unique. So yeah, I do. I go back and read those old notebooks and sometimes I'll find a weird thought that I had. I can't think of anything specific, but I've recently gone back and found a joke that I wrote 15 years ago. There's a popular piece that I do and it's an owl that's wearing a shirt that says, my favorite birds are birds. Is it on your website? Yeah, he says, my favorite birds are birds that eat birds. That's what his shirt is saying. I wrote that joke like 15 years ago. It's always stuck in my head. And then it came back to you and you? Yeah, well I wanted to do an owl wearing a flannel shirt. That's just what I wanted to do. And then I thought, well if he's wearing a flannel shirt he should wear a t-shirt underneath it. So I then made the t-shirt. It was just a gray t-shirt. And then I was like, well it should say something funny on it. There's an opportunity for a joke right there and so it was an afterthought. But when I hear people talking about that piece, it's not about the owl and the flannel shirt he's wearing. It's about the birds that eat birds. People like to say that phrase. And I like when you have to explain a joke a little bit because it brings you into it a little bit more. So that's cool. You said a little bit of your background but what did you do before you did this? So I don't think we've named this yet. Artist, joke maker, digital creator. I struggle to define what I do other than I have an art business and I make funny illustrations that I put on different things. You have a creamy strong man. Is this what sort of started it all for you? No, not really. So when I first moved to Vermont, or shortly after I moved to Vermont, which was going to be like five years ago, which is five minutes I learned in Vermont to be living here. But I created, I got fascinated with old postcards. You know, like those Tickner Brothers postcards from the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s. And I thought I might do a series of postcards in that style, but something a little off. I'll hold these up while you're talking about them. Yeah, so the Bread Loaf Bridge was one of them and I did like five. Bread Loaf, but or not, got it. Yeah, so I did like five of those and I thought, funny enough, I thought the Bread Loaf Bridge was going to be the hit of the series. It was the most straightforward. I also did like a swimming giant. I did a flannel shirt statue. And I never thought that the creamy strong man was going to be the hit of that series, but it absolutely has been. So yeah, that's like a... And that, so that was the biggest. These are, and where do folks get these if they want to get? Well, I'm in close to 70 shops in Vermont now, so it's kind of all over the state. And then of course my website and I sell off of that too, but yeah. Tell me a little bit about your process.   Are you going straight to Photoshop? It kind of depends on the particular piece. So a lot of what I do are greeting cards. And that's really how, that's really what got my business going was selling greeting cards. Fred love some butter. Sorry. Yes, a good one, you know, as we say around my house. So these greeting cards that are birthday cards? Yeah, any occasion, what's really popular now or just like no occasion at all. It's just like a funny joke that somebody wants to kind of share with their friend or whatever. So those are, a lot of the cards, those are more joke driven.  So you're kind of helping to save the postal service.  Absolutely, 100% and I know all my postal workers by name. So, so yeah, a lot of it's joke driven.  A lot of my Vermont stuff comes is more concept driven. So the first, the first piece that got some traction here in Vermont was a piece I did called the Virgin's Moose Rodeo. Is that a real thing? There's one in here because it's that one there. Okay.  And so I just thought it would be funny if, if I, if there used to be moose rodeos. And so I had that concept in my head. And it was just a matter of, of making it piecing together, you know, taking apart a moose in Photoshop. Is this a particular person who's on here? Or is it that is just an old cowboy making the gesture that I wanted. And I have to go to public domain images a lot for my, my stuff, which is why a lot of it's old looking. So I just found that cowboy that seemed to be doing what I wanted him to do. And so, you know, I just, I just created that moose in Photoshop. And what's hilarious, I think about that particular piece is so many people have asked me if it's real or just think it's real. Was this really from 1923? Yeah, exactly. Yeah, like, I didn't realize we used to have moose rodeos in Vermont, you know, stuff like that. Or one, one person said, like, too bad about animal rights these days that we can't do that anymore. Too bad. Yeah, because I would have, I wish we still had moose rodeos going on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So anyway. I mean, this makes me wonder, and you must hear this, this must be something that you hear a lot. You know, I'm going to ask you about next AI. Oh, yeah. How does this affect, how does AI and Dolly and some of the AI generating software affect what you do? Well, the good news for me right now is that, I don't know if you've used it. Yeah, I know. It's not great. Yeah. One time I don't remember what I was trying to do, because I've used it. Yeah, yeah. I don't remember what I was trying to do is, I was trying to complete somebody's, like, sweater.   I was just trying to complete the sweater of this woman.  Yeah. And, or generate, I should say. And the first two were, like, close to completing the sweater. And then the third one, there's all of a sudden a guy, like, behind this lady. Just, like, looking. I'm like, whoa, it is, like, late at night. So, for what I'm doing, it's not, it's not very useful. I will have to say there's one piece in here that I did use it on because I couldn't figure out this one here. The Creamy World Headquarters. Yep. And so I was, you know, the point of that one was obviously to make a skyscraper in the shape of a Creamy. Yeah.  And I was working, working, working, couldn't figure it out. So then I was like, oh, let's see what AI will do.  But I kind of got it right. Yeah. I kind of, like, using my, the techniques I use for my other work. And then it started to complete it a little for me. And so it kind of, it was just a useful tool in, like, kind of getting me to the next part. Pull that image out, put it in Photoshop and build on that. Yeah. Yeah. It seems like you really have to have, like, the prompts and understand how to work with the prompts. Yeah. It really is. And, or just, I've found that if you kind of let it know what you're trying to do, like, what I'm doing is more, like, it's beyond the creative capacity, I think, for AI to do. But it doesn't have a sense of humor, probably. And it doesn't know what, like, whimsy is, you know, it's based on reality, like, what already exists. And, like, this stuff doesn't exist. There's not an ice cream cone skyscraper. Oh, I thought, yeah, okay. But, like, for instance, I did a piece, it was a Vermont scene that I did. I really just wanted a steeple sticking out of the trees. Uh-huh. And what I normally would have done for that is gone through this entire library of postcards, you know, that's freely available online, and found a steeple, cut it out, put it there. Yeah. And that would have been pretty easy. It would have taken me probably 20 minutes, let's say, to do that. Yeah. AI, I circled where I wanted it to be and wrote in church steeple sticking out of trees. And it just put it there. It put it in the exact style. So, like, I have this, like, old-timey, grainy, textured look, and it recreated that. And so, when I think of AI now, for me, it's like an assistant. Yeah. Are you using AI assist in Adobe? Yeah, in Photoshop. Oh, god. They've integrated it with Photoshop. Got it. So, a lot of time of what I do is spent looking for images, because that's what I do. I piece together different images to create the final. And a lot of my time is spent combing through images.  And now, are you working all on keyboard screens, digital tablets, or do you do some stuff in a tactile? Not, yeah, not for any of this stuff. I do some funny other things, like these toys. I make these... Yeah, you... Yeah, let's get into that. Yeah, I wish I would have brought one of those, but... Well, we can look at the website, because the website has some of that. So, you're creating these, like, sort of flat assets, or something like this. Creamy. You create in a poster, a postcard, cards, magnets, et cetera. But then on your website, you also have... Vermont compliant syrups. I don't know if they're... Gags. Yeah. Which... Where's that on the... Where's that on this dropdown here? I don't know. Can we see it? On there. Now that I think about it... Oh, magnets. It's under magnets. Interesting. Yeah, so you see the Vermont compliance syrups down there. Yeah, so scroll down a little bit, right in the middle there. I think it's... If I got that right. Yeah. That middle yellow... It's the... Yeah, that one there. Click on that, and let's see if we can... Oh, that's the compliance chili. Oh, okay. Well, that's compliance chili. Okay. I see I have one idea, and I go with it. Yeah. Right, so I make these little toys. Okay. I've been making those for a number of years now. And that's probably the most tactile thing that I do. How do you make that? Are you making that at home with tiny little... Yeah, so I have... So you're not sending this off, too? No, and I have a really long explanation of how I make them, because for the price that I sell them at, I think people assume that they are made by a machine. Yeah. And I'm like, no, I hand cut all this stuff in my home, you know. So, yeah, for those, the process on that is I print the back on a sheet of cardboard, chipboard, and then I print the front on sticker paper. And this process has taken me years to perfect, because I used to do it totally different. It was much harder. Yeah. I cut the front on sticker paper. Yeah. And then I cut both of those, stick them together, then trim them. And then I fill a little bottle of syrup. You find a little vial. Yeah. Purchase the vials online somewhere, yeah? Yeah, like a two-dram vial. Yeah. Fill each one individually with a little eyedropper kind of thing. Then close it up, attach it, glue it to the little cardboard thing that I made. Yeah. And then glue a little plastic bubble over it. And how did you start with the bubble?  Right, yeah. I bought a gross years ago. And so I slowly see like these thousand little bubbles like disappearing. I think I've sold like 400 of them at this point. Oh my God. That's hysterical. Because I did, when I looked at the website, I was like, what is he like, come up with a concept and send it off? And then how are you putting a copyright on me so that somebody else doesn't just come in and be like, I want to make... Yeah. Well, copyright law, I didn't know. Like is, like I own it, like I don't have to do anything. I used to thought you had to send off for a copyright. So I think I would have grounds to sue if somebody came out with Vermont compliant syrups. Yes. Yeah. And that's a magnet. Somebody can attach that to the refrigerator. Yeah, I put a little magnet on the back just because a challenge. So I've made other toys as well. Like I think I don't have any examples to show but the crapsters. Okay.  I saw those on your website, I thought. Maybe I didn't see them there. I don't know. Yeah, you had got, are those actual Hot Wheels cars?  How that makes a lot more sense. Because a little bit of me, like the like anti-main in China part of me was like, what is this about? What is going on? Did you find a factory that would make Hot Wheels cars that were beat up for you? I wish. No. I wish. That's my dream is that somebody sees crapsters and says that they want to mass produce them for me. Yes. Yeah. But yeah. Someday. Someday your dream will come true. So that's interesting. So just producing it, putting it on a car, putting your name on it, it's yours. We can't come in and start mass producing this. No. I mean, they try in the art world, especially like the commercial art world that I'm in, every once in a while come across somebody saying like, hey, not to me, thankfully, but like to other people, I saw your stuff being sold on like another website and you know, like they'll try to copy it and reproduce it happens in the fashion world all the time I hear. Yeah. Cool. Nate, tell me about the pen. Free. This is a gift. Just somebody gave it to you. That's not one that you've made. No. I was always thinking like, what's my next product? Yeah. But no. Just I have a friend who makes funny buttons. Yeah. You must have a good group of friends that you hang out with that enjoy your sense of humor in this world. Yeah. Yeah. It's always great when you can meet somebody who's also into making weird stuff. Vermont is so great for people A, who make things. Yeah. Like I feel like everybody in Vermont has like a side hustle. They're like, oh yeah, I sell eggs at the end of the road.  That's a good point. I wonder if that's, I wonder if that the side hustle is counted in the gig economy because I think the U.S. right now has like a, you know, a huge amount of people that are working in the gig economy. But I wonder if eggs at the side of the road. Yeah. Yeah. It's, we have this like, I can't remember the exact phrase for it. It's like a craft, something. Anyway, you can do anything you want in Vermont unless you make over $6,000. Oh. In sales and then you have to like start getting certified and licensing and health inspections. Yeah. So I would imagine a lot of people are in that world of selling things, making things. Yeah. I don't know anybody who has a full-time job. Like who goes to a place and then doesn't do anything on the side. Like I know so many people who are just like, yeah, I do this for 20 hours a week and I do that. Yeah. It's an odd place for Vermont. Yeah. What is the question? Do you want to grow this? Do you have, you know, a future where you see you have a workshop of elves? Yes. I mean, it's so funny you say that because I mean, I can't really get into it. But yeah, I'm like, like going to really try to recruit a couple people. Anyway, but yeah, I, I am getting ready to launch a new card line or a new line of products that have kind of a, it's kind of, we just started doing t-shirts. And so this new line is going to kind of take the t-shirts and make designs out of them. So, you know, I've got that on my plate that I'm working on. Are you hand sewing the t-shirts too? No, we buy the blanks. They are made in the, manufactured in the U.S. which is hard, actually kind of hard to find. Yeah. But we do all the screen printing. My wife, Fanny, does the screen printing in the basement.  And so like, yeah, there's that arm that's growing. And then like, I also, this year, I am hoping to launch a, like a barbecue seasoning product. There you go. Just a different side, yeah. I base a lot of my existence on potato chips. Okay. And I think about them a lot. I eat them a lot. Best birthday present I ever got was when I turned like 43 or something like that. And my wife bought me 43 bags of potato chips. Different flavors? Yeah, all different. Like all different kinds of barbecue flavors? No, but the barbecue flavors were my favorite. I mean, they've always been my favorite. Potato chip restaurant would be. Yeah. Yeah, totally. So I asked myself, what are they putting on these barbecue chips? Like, I just want that seasoning. I want to put that seasoning on everything because it's my favorite flavor. So I just sat down and are, you know, really just started mixing things together. And I, I did it. We created a barbecue seasoning? I did. Yeah. And I put it on everything you can, you can do. Put it on ribs. You can put it on chicken wings. You can put it in chili like as a one. Have you tried it on ice cream? No, I'm lactose intolerant. Oh, well there is soy ice cream too. That is true. I could try that. And yeah, I put fried potatoes. Cool. So I, yeah, I have a lot of things. Created your own barbecue sauce flavoring. You know, barbecue. Chips. Chips flavoring. Yeah, it's called barbecue chips. Neat. Well, that gets me, because immediately when you start talking, I'm like, I have ideas. How many, how often is that part of your conversation with people like, David, David, I got an idea for you. I got an idea for you. Oh, yeah. It happens a lot. Or it's, it's more like, yeah, you, yeah, you should do this thing. Here's this funny thing. And I never know how to take those. Write them down. Are they? You write them down? No, I don't know how to, I don't, I'm like, are they saying that I should try to be good like this?  But a lot of, a lot of ideas and, you know, like any idea, like most of the ideas that I have are not good, you know. And so the ideas people are bringing to me typically aren't very good. Did you hear that? Folks. Just in case you were, yeah. I mean, you got to bring 10 ideas to me. And I bet one's going to be good. And that's how, that's how it is for me too.  Yeah. That's why I got to come through them to get that one. Cool. Do you have any kind of advice for other people in the world of art or digital creation or idea generation? Yeah. I mean, kind of like expanding on what I was just saying, well, first like the writing stuff down. I really do believe it starts with that because when you start writing stuff down, you just become more conscious about what you're doing and what you're thinking. Yeah. And so that's, that's like the first one.  But I always find that that's like a good thing for anyone who's trying to be more creative. You don't, when you start writing, so I used to be a writing professor too. That's one of my other jobs in my past. And so I'm always, something I always told my students is that the act of writing, especially longhand, even that's a dying art, but just the act of writing kind of gets more ideas. So you think I have nothing to say when you sit down to start writing. But if you just start writing, it's going to keep coming. So I would say like those two things. And then the third thing is just do it because like you can't create anything unless you start, you know. And, you know, find, you know, sometimes it's a matter of software like I can't, I hear a lot of people say I can't afford Adobe anymore because you can't pirate it anymore like everybody used to. But, you know, there's like free programs you can put on your iPad, but it's just a matter of doing it, like generating those ideas and starting. And if you can't, if you don't have access to Adobe at your house, you can come find a community media center, which is where we're at right now. Yeah. And many of them will give you access to software like that. I think the last thing I have to ask you, which is probably where we should have started is what, where did Colossal Sanders come from? It's your business name or is that your alter ego? It's a little bit of both. I have an idea of who Colossal Sanders is. So I guess, yes, it is an alter ego for me. Okay. And I wish, I mean, I do have a really good story about where the name came from. I feel like you're going to keep this a secret the way you're starting this. Yeah.  The real story is that I just was, I was kind of half asleep one day, which is where a lot of good ideas come from. I was half asleep and being a word guy, I was just thinking about the two words. Well, I was thinking of Colonel Sanders for a while. I don't know. I probably think about him quite a bit more than the average person. So I was thinking about Colonel Sanders and I was thinking about the word Colonel and like how it's, like, who made this word, you know, like? Because it's spelled. It's spelled, I mean, I'm sure it's like French or something. Yeah, Colono. So I was like Colono, Colono. And I just thought of Colossal and how it's not spelled, it's not pronounced the way Colonel is. You know, I'm sure that's like an old Gallagher joke. But anyway, so I just thought it sounded funny. Yeah. And it's like, it's not an interesting story. So what I tell people now is that the Colonel Sanders is a guy that KFC used, but the Colonel Sanders is actually a breed of chicken. Yeah. I didn't know that. Yeah. And the Colossal Sanders is a larger version of the Colonel Sanders. It's a different kind of breed of chicken. In fact, it's the largest chicken breed. What kind of, what color is that chicken? It's a white chicken. Yeah. So it's the largest chicken breed in the world and it inspired a lot of things. It inspired, there's a rock band that it inspired. There's a chicken. Where are they in Finland or? You know, they long since stopped playing, so it's lost to history. But yeah, Colossal Sanders. Got it. But yet your website has a crow instead of a chicken. A crow, yeah. Good that you knew it was a crow and not a raven. I just got lucky. But yeah. Well, yeah, so I'm glad you brought that up. The crow, so the Colossal Sanders being the largest chicken, it's now known as like the Superbird. So the crow, this is an homage. This is like second generation, or maybe even third generation. So yeah, he's like, I always think of birds as superheroes. Yeah. Do you play Wingsbale? Not to segue too abruptly, but. I have been, I have sat by while others play it, and it's beyond my level of comprehension. I think you'll get there. I do love birds. Neat. So Colossal Sanders, it's been great to have you here.  And you can check out the website if you want to find out more, ColossalSanders.com. You've been watching CCTV and town meeting television. Thanks for tuning in. Thank you.