Hey guys, what's up? Welcome back to my channel. I'm Kinsey if you guys are new here subscribe I hope you guys have been enjoying vlogmas I love vloggers. It's my favorite time of the year if you guys didn't know I'm uploading every day until Christmas also in my vlogs I'm constantly sharing gift ideas. I shared a lot of what I'm giving for Christmas I'm gonna continue to share that throughout the holiday season, so I'm constantly giving gift ideas last also I swear I have been doing so many give guys on my like to know it profile It's just an app and you follow me, but that's where I link like this outfit is linked there Everything in my house is linked there if you're ever like oh where did Kenzie get this? It's all linked there as well as like 200 gift ideas I love languages gifts, and I like to say I'm the best gift giver ever I'm really humble about it, but I have been working on my holiday gift guides since like October So I have I think 200 gift ideas up on there every single type of person even for the dog So go follow me in there if you guys want more gift guides for this video I am actually not really asking for that much of Christmas I don't feel like I really need anything and if I need something I'm really impatient I buy it so I'm like the worst kind of person to shop for but I'm giving you guys a list So it's basically a hybrid of what I want for Christmas such a holiday gift guide. I love these videos so much I always watch them to get ideas. I want to ask her for Christmas Thank you to Skillshare for sponsoring today's video if you guys didn't know Skillshare is an online learning platform It's so affordable a yearly subscription is less than $10 a month 1,000 people to use a link in my description box will get a free trial of Skillshare premium membership They have so many different classes from like graphic designers to social media to finance I've been really focused on finances lately, and so I've been taking a class on finances, which I'll have on the screen They also have so many classes that are created. They have cooking classes. They have floral arrangement classes They have classes on social media management. They have everything So again the first 1,000 people to use a link in my description will get a free trial of Skillshare premium membership Okay, next gift idea guys. This is kind of a random one But I get so many compliments when I wear it so I figured I needed to put it in here I have this $40 beige puffer puffer jackets are really in they're obviously very functional But they're also very cute, and I have this one from H&M that is $40 guys and normally it's on sale so it might be even cheaper than that right now I will have it linked down below But I love this jacket and I think a cute puffer is good for anyone I'm obsessed with this jacket next thing. This is how you know that I am 23 actually, I don't even feel like this is normal for 23 year olds But Lea Lobo laundry detergent guys I need this like I know it is so overpriced And I would never buy it for myself Which is why it would be a good gift because I find that gifts are people are really good if it's like something They wouldn't buy for themselves, but they would still really really love anyways I just need it like I I just feel like I really really need it and maybe it would make me like doing laundry more You know I'm slippers and ugly many's I say this every single year.  Okay, even though everyone hates them. I think they're great. I love I was an elementary school. I've been wearing them and I just think that they're the best things ever And they're really comfortable and they're very cozy and I love a cozy gift a cutting board Okay, this is something I actually really need But I'm gonna link down below a few that I've seen on Nordstrom that I've really really loved Know your audience on this one. I got cutting board is very practical, but getting it like a nice cutting board Going along with that actually a Dutch oven is a really good get to people who like to hello Coco for people who like to cook Even if you don't like cooking honestly I would compare a Dutch oven almost to an air fryer in the sense of it's just really easy It is definitely more work than an air fryer But as far as like making soups and a Dutch oven it just makes life so much easier and I just love it instant pot Same thing. I'll have all the link down below It really just depends on the person and the preferences I have both but I use my Dutch oven like way more oven mitts again Know your audience will get off kitchen stuff soon But I just need a good pair of some great oven mitts And there's these ones at Nordstrom that I love and every time I go in which is you know It's my favorite place to go apparently. I just love them And I think they're incredible and a good pair of oven mitts again These are like staples of things that you need. I saw these pink wine glasses at West Elm And I thought that they were so cute. I'm not really a crazy drinker or anything I thought but I do drink as we know my kombucha and my wine glass like every single night or really I drink a Wide variety of different drinks in my wine glasses from like my recess drinks to you know Kombucha, whatever it is butch pop like kind of elevates the experience that you have And I think these pink wine glasses are so cute I love them and then also obviously for wine, you know, but I just use them for like everything I can Okay, also I found the cutest barberset. I Love this set. I actually asked for this for Christmas. So I think I am getting it. It's just so cute I think it looks like great for decor again I'm not the biggest drinker, but I am a big entertainer So it's important that I have these depending on like who's coming over and how I can be the best host You know hosts of most kind of thing So I think it's also a good gift for like the entertainer and like the host because it's like a hostess thing You know what I mean? Surprise surprise This is something I actually really want the Dolly Parton songbook you are or you know anyone that's a Dolly Parton fan This is such a good gift I actually also have a good ornament that I'll have linked down below as well. It's a Dolly Parton ornament It's front center on my tree. She's my queen my idol everything that I could ever want to be and more Dolly Parton Love her but she came out with a songbook that is a coffee table book and people are raving about it So I definitely really want that a boy's lie set. So these are definitely like pricier I actually have a podcast episode up with the founders on my podcast if you guys want to go check that out But I think they're so cute. They're so comfy. They're definitely pricier, which is why they are a good gift They're also a really good thing to ask for for Christmas I know it kind of pains me to pay this kind of money for a set, but I wear them all the time So they are for sure worth it I love I'll link below my favorite sets and you guys can check them out as always a good pajama set I wear a matching pajama set to bed every single night. I can never have too many pajamas I really can't like I literally wear a matching pajama set to bed every single night I know that most people don't do that and I just why why don't you it elevates again the experience everyone? But again, this is something that you can never have too many of and I think it actually is just a good gift last on like our Lower to mid tier the skims row. Okay guys. I need this didn't ask for for Christmas And I should have big mistake it looks so cute and it's a really good to get people I think it's so cute a robe is something that you actually do wear and use all the time and it's very cozy And I just love a good cozy gift. Okay now We're kind of amping up the prices a toaster oven air fryer guys Why did I not know about this when I bought my toaster and I bought my air fryer? Okay? It combines the two it looks so much nicer Especially if you actually leave it out on your counter It looks so nice and it's literally both like that is so much better That is such a good gift for anyone whether they're post grad whether they're moving off to college Whether they just got a new place a house or whatever it is a mom a dad whoever cooks whatever great gift Okay, my grandma has one and she loves it and I was looking at hers And I was like that is so much better than what I have I cannot believe that I didn't buy this why I just didn't know About it, but they have a toaster oven and an air fryer It's combined and it actually looks really nice because most air fires are actually really ugly my airfire Is ugly unfortunately. Okay. I've got two Dyson Products to share with you the first thing the Dyson air wrap. This is the best hair tool product You'll ever have it's a whole set. It's definitely pricey. So this is a this is a big ticket item Okay, I actually have mine sitting over there. It comes in this like really actually nice looking brown case I mean thank God for the price tag, but here's a thing. Yes It is expensive but it replaces pretty much every hair tool that you could ever have besides a waiver, right? So you can give yourself at home blowouts you can curl your hair You can give yourself waves it makes your hair look sleek and it basically replaces every hair tool You have with just this one and then there's attachments to it It's also better for your hair Dyson hair tools are the best and they last you literally forever Then we have the Dyson vacuum. I have a Dyson. I believe it's the VA animal So good literally the best thing by far one of my best purchases in 2020. I Love my Dyson vacuum. I actually need to vacuum right now, but I vacuum every single day It takes me no time at all. It's wireless, which is the best thing about it, especially living in a townhouse It was so annoying before when I had to put my vacuum everywhere I used to have carpet in here and I it was just such a pain and a hassle and it has cut my time cleaning like By probably 60% maybe more than that guys I haven't really done the math, but it doesn't take that long at all It is just the best thing ever again It's a tool that you'll have Literally forever if you don't have a Dyson vacuum it actually will change your life like you really do need one Okay, these are my biggest ticket items and these are not things I'm personally asking for for Christmas because I would never get them on my parents would like laugh in my face But if you can ask for these I would recommend if I were asking for a nice bag I would get the Prada re-edition. I think it's the 2005. I think this bag is so cute It's I might actually buy it for myself. I've been thinking about it for a long time. I love this drop Also, I love that you can kind of change up the straps. It's the perfect nude color It's perfect for any time of year like it's so cute and it also like adds so much to every outfit that you wear it with So I love this bag Okay, I know that this is like so two years ago, but like still a thing now But was bigger two years ago. I'm just not like really getting on board the Gucci mules And I would want them with the fur just with my style like they would look great with the outfit that I'm wearing I would actually look good with every outfit that I wear Legitimately ever so that's why I would ask for them. They're so cute. I've heard great things from all my friends You have them. I don't have them, but I wish that I did so that is it for today's video I hope you guys enjoyed my what I want for Christmas video. I have been doing these for years I always get asked to do these I love these videos like I love watching these videos So I totally get it again if you guys want more gift guides follow my like to know it profile because I have So many gift ideas and they're all separated per category So for your pet for your boyfriend for your dad for your mom for the cozy girl for the athletic girl like all of that It's all separated the most organized. I've ever been guys truly Anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed today's video be sure to subscribe because haven't already check out skillshare link down below We guys enjoyed today's video and I will see you soon. Bye


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Live from Barcelona, Spain. It's theCUBE, covering Cisco Live 2018. Brought to you by Cisco, Veeam, and theCUBE's ecosystem partners. Everyone, welcome back to the live CUBE coverage here in Barcelona, Spain, for theCUBE's coverage of Cisco Live, you're up 2018 kicking off the new year, the big event, I'm John Furrier with SiliconANGLE, co-host of theCUBE. Our next two guests, Alfred Manhard, is a senior director channel and system integrators for NetApp, EMEA, Europe, Middle East, and Africa, and Benjamin LaPlaine, EMEA, chief sales and solutions officer with OutScale. Guys, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, welcome. Love this partner segment, NetApp, you have a customer on, partner. You guys have an interesting relationship. Why don't you like to talk about your relationship with OutScale? Why are you guys here? I think engaging with, not only with the typical resellers and distributors is pretty key for us. We engage with service providers and cloud providers from 2012, 2013 ongoing.  They are going to market with and OutScale is out of France, one of our predominant service providers we engage with on a local level. How has the channel changed? Because as the cloud service providers and cloud creates such great agility and speed, you can get products out faster, MVPs and those things can be very specialized. How is your go-to-market change with the cloud? Accelerated it, changed the makeup, what's NetApp? First of all, the market is demanding it. So some of our traditional players go the services way and some service providers go the typical traditional way. So engaging and broadening up the ecosystem was pretty critical for us. So different engagement models are needed because the customers require different kind of consumption models. Good leverage sales model, always a good business. Benjamin, talk about what you guys do. I want to ask some specific questions about your business and how you guys are advising and implementing services with customers. But first, take a minute to explain your business. So Outskian is a cloud service provider. So we built the company in 2010 and we've been providing a public cloud solution for worldwide, so implementing in the US, in Europe and in Asia for the past five years now. The objective is to be able to provide sovereignty and a reliable solution, cloud solutions for our customers worldwide. And it's based on NetApp and Cisco Flexport architecture. So you guys actually have a cloud yourselves? Yeah, exactly. And you bring that to customers? Yeah, so for the past five years what we've been doing is develop our own orchestration layer that allows us to actually use the whole Flexport architecture to provide infrastructure as a service for our customers. And what we've been doing for the past year is actually package all the technology that we've been developing for the past years into a unique solution which is TINA on-prem which is a private cloud solution ready to be deployed wherever you need to. I'll get back to the Flexport in a minute but I want to drill down on this notion of serving the customers because there's a thirst for customization and specialization whether it's an application or some regional challenge on the data. Certainly we see that with GDPR. It's coming down like a freight train like a ton of bricks on everybody. So there's like design challenges that are now upon the customers. How are you guys bringing the customer's solutions to them? Is it rapid engagements? Is it ongoing? What's your relationship with your customers? So if we talk specifically about GDPR but I think it's true for most regulation that comes out, I'll have the chance to be able to develop the software with security design first. So that means that it's designed for security but also for privacy. So that's kind of a give us the edge when talking about regulation enforcement and also all the process that we put in place around infrastructure management that allows for us to provide the best services for our customer, always align with the regulations that comes out.  I think most of them, so things improved a lot for the past years but the first thing was everyone wanted to do it because that was kind of the name, the things that you want to go into. Now it's more big data or AI but the idea behind this is a company knows that the cloud is not an option. They will go to the cloud. The question is how and why and when and how. So we try to help and support these companies to decide what's the best for public cloud or private cloud? Alfred and Benjamin, I want you guys both to answer this next question. We've been observing and reporting on theCUBE and certainly Cisco's validated it that everyone kind of has some cloud thing going on. I put a nap in there. It might be low hanging fruit test dev or something non-critical but all the work and energy and money being spent is kind of getting their act together on premise because they got to get cloud operations going, move from the old operating model to cloud ready on premises and then do some hybrid cloud. Do you guys see it the same way? And if so, what specifically are they doing on? Is it DevOps? Is it pure operational? What are your thoughts? Sorry, Benjamin. So from what I can see is we've seen companies for the past year that went full public cloud and then other company that always stay back and say, no, we won't go to the cloud. And we see kind of things going into a balance point where basically all companies now realize that they need to have a part of their infrastructure such as private cloud for security, politics, regulation sometimes. And the other place is to decide what's going to be the perimeter they're going to be allowed to put into the public cloud. So that's why now we are more talking about hybrid between public and private cloud. And that's one of the first major design of the solution that we developed. Are you saying that you're seeing some customers move completely from on-premises to cloud, full migrations? No, I think what I've seen is people that have kind of saw that the cloud was not made for them finally decided that maybe it could have been useful for some of their operations. So I don't think it's always like an all-in move. You need to decide whether it's going to be good depending on the perimeter, the context, the data, the pretty city of the data. Alfred, on-premises activity. Heavy, on the one side, on the other side. I think you talked about test dev. A lot of people play around with test dev. This is mainly on a local level behind the scenes. But if it then goes to backup or disaster recovery it goes up the productive stack. They are more interested if it's really going well, if the data resides in their country, if all the legislations are held. So we currently see it getting out of the test dev. And on the other side, we've clearly seen a trend that the customers are forced by the software vendors to go to the cloud. So Microsoft is going cloud. SAP is also going cloud. So it's not only a market trend, it's also a trend from the software vendor that they are forced to do something and they want to keep control of their data. That's why data is a little bit different from going to the cloud with computing with the apps. Data is a huge issue. All right, so how are you guys using NetApp? Talk about the flex pod. You mentioned that earlier. So, outscale, we've been using NetApp for the past six years, I think, something like that, which is a very long time compared to the lifetime of our company. The thing is for us, the most important thing was to be able to provide the best services for our customers. So even if we abstract some of the features, some of the value of the NetApp product that we buy, we just keep the value for ourselves to be able to deliver more services, more value to the end customer. So that's how we've been doing things. And the second thing is also when you want to deploy privates on-frame solution, it's always better and it's more reassuring for the customer when you use and you partner with one of the leaders on their own market, such as NetApp. So when I hear people use the term enterprise class architecture, what does that mean? Does that mean certain, maybe arrays? Is it configuration? Is it network? What does enterprise class architecture mean to you? For me, it's two things. So the first thing you have the architecture and also the hardware they're going to use to apply to this architecture. The thing is, I was talking about reliability. I think that's one of the major things is how much maintenance is going to require, how it's going to impact the operations for the user or for the end customer. And when you see the architecture that we've deployed, it's everything is redundant. It's not fair safe, it's failure proof, which is even better because that means that you know things going to fail at some point and you can't allow yourself to have a failure where you can't serve the service to your customer. What's the biggest thing that you've learned in doing the cloud migration, cloud service provider with customers over the past two years? What's the big aha moment that you've had? I think that's when you realize that even if you have some pattern that you can recognize for a specific customer or for a certain type of customer, you have no magic recipe. So that means that you always need to take a step back, look at the problems of your customers and try to think what's the best for my customer and how can I bring the right services to him so he can add value to his market and his business. You mentioned regulation. So the question to Benjamin is, how does the role of storage play in a world where data and sovereignty issues come into play? Does it change the strategy? What goes on for the folks that are really trying to solve this problem? I think we see more and more movement where basically even the customer want more managed services. I think it's always important to give the customer the hands so he can do whatever he wants with his data. So we are here to support him, to give him the best advices, the best practices about data management. But at the end, he's still accountable and responsible for this data. So at the end, I think it's just, we need to give the right tools to our customers so they do exactly what they want to do with the data and they don't have like hidden policies applied to their own data. So for example, replication of your data for safety measures, okay? Maybe they don't want it to be replicated abroad. They want it to stay on the territory. So that's kind of a thing that you need to really think about and give the right tools to your customers. Alfred, what are the top use cases that you guys have seen at NetApp for cloud service providers and just in general, the partners, because they're in the front line serving customers. They need to have low cost, high performance gear, great software, we heard reliability. What are the use cases now that you're seeing is if they broader use cases, are they more narrow, what's your... So of course, when you come from a storage perspective, you mainly aim for the infrastructure and for the storage related services which we are not where we are stopping because we are working with Cisco on this validated designs, going up the stack. So if you are not going up the stack regarding different workloads, going after the IoT, going after the analytics, going after the application layer, we will fail. So having a fair balance of partner that can offer the services from bottom to the top, that's very important. And of course, use cases like intelligent business analytics, going after SAP, going after SAP HANA, going after Microsoft. This is obvious that the partners and the customers are going that way. Benjamin, talk about what it's like working with NetApp. You happy with them? Some things that they've done that you think other suppliers should adopt? What's the mode of support from NetApp? What's the overall experience like? I would describe it as strong partnerships where they are always the exclusive partner for the storage as Cisco can be on the other breaks of technology that we are using. We have a strong relationship, we have a booth on their own stand today, so that's one of the reasons why we're here. We're also pushing with them with the whole you were talking about analytics, we're talking about big data. Also, we have a lot of use cases, pretty amazing use case in retail in Europe. Also, we give them a lot of feedback about how we use the hardware, what could be improved, and I think that's the kind of communication that makes strong partnerships and bring value to both sides. NetApp's a very engineering-oriented company, I know them very well, living in Silicon Valley, so I give them props to that. Question for you is, when you hear someone say data-driven storage or data-driven analytics, what does that mean to you as a partner of a storage supplier? For us, it's another way to look at the way we're going to provide service to our customers in the years to come. I think that customers are going to expect more and more services, more and more value from the service that we're going to provide them, whether it's going to be storage, compute, or network, or even security, and I think that's always a good thing for us to have more tools to build new technology for tomorrow. And NetApp's channels and partners, what's the message from NetApp these days to the partners here enabling them? Obviously, help them make money, obviously. I think the biggest challenge is that we drive the ecosystem in the right direction. If we just stick to the traditional players, we will not be successful. So we have to expand the ecosystem, going up to different players that are currently probably not on our radar, going up to ISVs that help us to really embrace the data from a value perspective. So our biggest, let's say, message to the channel is, don't stay where you currently are, develop the channel with ourselves. And certainly, the relationship with Cisco is blooming for NetApp. It is, it's probably since six years, we have now around 8,700 joint customers. We go up the stack, we talk about strategic engagements on an IT, as per perspective, so it's going in the right direction. It's important. As your competitors get distracted and do things or doing things, you guys eating their lunch, is that, you're smiling? Eating their lunch is probably not the right way. Maybe a croissant, breakfast, or a dinner, is there, what's going on? Are you eating the breakfast, lunch, or dinner of the competitors? Currently, I would say in French, I think we are jointly engaging on a croissant perspective, so we're heading in the right way. So these partnerships are very important. It's always a great fun time. It's been fun watching the storage and been watching NetApp for many years. Remember when they went public, back on the dot-com A-days, they still keep their roots. Great to see you, having great success. Congratulations on a great partnership. It's theCUBE Live Coverage here with NetApp and their partner inside theCUBE here at Barcelona, Cisco Live 2018 in Europe. I'm John Furrier. We'll be back with more live coverage after this short break.


Good evening everybody. Thanks to the lawyers for democracy and justice and also lawyers collective, particularly to Madan Indra Jaisingh, for giving me this opportunity to speak and share some of the instances I saw in the recent past with you. When we talk of the appointment, etc., of the judges, the independence of the judiciary and all, what happens is we have, we can create mechanism, we have some mechanism in existence, we can think of new mechanism. But what is important is, what is the role that is played by the bar? Are we having a bar which is not only independent, but also vigilant in dealing with the issues that arise from on a day to day basis? We need to have a bar which is not only independent, but speaks in one voice. To share with you some of the instances, recently I was part of a meeting of the Caribbean Commonwealth Bar Association, where the bar leaders from across the Caribbean, 15 Caribbean jurisdictions got together to revive their bar association, which is called Organization of Caribbean Commonwealth Bar Association. They invited a judge of the Caribbean Court of Justice, which is equivalent to Privy Council, Justice Adrian Sanders, who is right now being designated as the Chief Justice of the Caribbean Court of Justice. In his speech, who came on Skype to speak to the bar leaders, among other things what he said was two important things. One, he said, there is a failure of criminal justice system across the Caribbean. It is you as a federal bar across the Caribbean countries who should be proactive in dealing with the situation. Number two, there are few jurisdictions in the Caribbean where there are acting Chief Justices. Why acting? It is you as a federal bar. The individual bars might not be in a position to take up the issue, but you as a federal bar can raise your voice to deal with the issue and the judge went on to court the instance which happened in Jamaica. On 31st of January, I happened to be in Jamaica and on that day, the then Chief Justice of Jamaica was laying down the office. Towards the end of various presentations that took place, I was witnessing there, an announcement came from the Attorney General reading out a message from the Prime Minister of the country, recommending the number two judge, Justice Sykes, to be appointed tomorrow, from tomorrow onwards as acting Chief Justice. After the end of the meeting, I was just asking the President of the Bar, the Chief Justice is laying down the office today, midnight. From tomorrow onwards, the vacancy is clear. Why acting? The President of the Bar told me, yes, even we are surprised. After a week's time, the Bar Association meets. The entire Bar Association met and passed a resolution asking the executive, why acting? A week thereafter, the entire judiciary of Jamaica, they meet on a working day and passed a resolution asking the executive, why acting? So by this time, about two weeks passed, nothing happened. Thereafter, the Bar Association got ready to file a petition in the Supreme Court they have to adjudicate upon this issue, inviting the court's attention to adjudicate upon the issue. Thereafter, the Attorney General comes forward, talks to the Bar Association President, the Attorney General tries to tell the Bar, we are right now talking to the Prime Minister, wait for a while before we get, you get our response. Thereafter, whatever happened, the Bar Association President gets a letter from the Attorney General saying that Justice Sykes has been recommended by the Prime Minister after having a word with the Leader of the Opposition to be appointed as the Chief Justice. And on 1st of March, this month, on 1st of March, Justice Sykes has been appointed as the regular Chief Justice of Jamaica. What I am trying to say is, the entire Bar there spoke with one voice. The entire judiciary spoke with one voice. And we saw the result. Can we not visualize something like that here in India? After we saw the incidents that happened on 18th of January, I shared this with a Leader of the Bar in Australia. He responded by saying, things seems to be messy in India. Has the Bar chipped in? Was a question he asked. I didn't have an answer. Probably, I got an answer today. By the way, the Lawyers for Democracy and Lawyers Corrective have taken this initiative. Probably, this will grow and the entire Bar across the country would become vigilant and we will have fruitful results. Thank you.


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Hello everybody. Welcome back to another AI video. In this one, I'm going to show you how to do motion tracking for free using this tool here. The tool is Runway ML, which means Runway Machine Learning. And this is a free tool to use up to three projects. And you'll see here that I've gone ahead and tracked in this text. And I'm going to show you how to do it. I got this, I guess a Husky doing some boxing or something like that. But here you go. See how I've got the text and it moves with the tracking point and it moves in sync with the animal. How did I do that? Let's go step by step right from the beginning. So I'm going to go here and I'm going to go back to projects. And I'm just going to create a new project and we'll just go for it. So I got to delete one of these. I'm going to delete this project because you only get three projects I believe for free. And then after that, you get the choice to either upgrade or delete a project. Okay, following along with me, new project. And I'm going to go here and then when you want to select is motion tracking, obviously. Now, once you've got that, you want to drag and drop in the footage that you're going to use. So I'm going to go here and I'm going to drag and drop in this dog dancing kind of thing. Now I've already gone ahead and done it. So I don't need to upload it again, but that is the step by step procedure if you're following along. Okay, now I'm just going to go ahead and drop this into the timeline and presto when I hit play, I've got my little dog doing his thing. And now I want to start the tracking. It is unbelievably simple to do in runway ML and it does a great job. All you need to do is click on a subject to start tracking. So I'm going to go ahead and track to the middle of his head right here. And you'll see here that I have put that red dot with a little circle inside of it. So I've got the tracking point that is literally all you need to do. Now I'm going to go ahead and hit preview and you're going to see that the red dot or the tracking point moves with the animal. Beautiful. So we've previewed that I'm going to now go to the top right click on done tracking. We are on our way. The next step is you got to figure out what you want to track. So in this one, I'm going to go ahead and track text but do keep in mind you can track objects you can track pictures you could track really anything it doesn't really matter a solid. I'm going to go ahead and track text but just yeah keep that in mind. So I'm going to type in here and instead of saying text I'm going to be dance dance doggy or something like that. I don't know something silly okay I'm going to click out and then I'm going to move that to where I kind of like it somewhere up here maybe I don't know somewhere in the middle. Let's go with something like that. And now here comes the critical part I'm going to go ahead and over here under tracking it's currently set to link to and it says none that is not what we want. We want to go to the tracking here click link to select dog dance once you do that it'll move it again to the middle of the tracking point not to worry you can move it around like I am doing here something like that and now let's go ahead and do that actually before I do that just keep in mind that this is the length of the video this is the length of the text so I'm just going to go ahead and shorten the text here once I get my little crosshairs so that they're both the same length so it doesn't look silly if I hit play and now I'm going to hit preview play composition and that is tracked perfectly it's free it's AI based it's runway ML thanks for watching


Hi, my name is Mark Elliott. I'm from Manchester University and part of the National Centre for Research Methods and I lead the UK anonymisation network and today I'm going to talk to you about some basic concepts which make up the idea of anonymisation. Okay, so what is anonymisation? Anonymisation is a process by which personal data are rendered non-personal. It's a very precise definition. It ties it into the legal notion of personal data. So we need to know what personal data is. There's a definition of personal data within the Data Protection Act. So it's data that will relate to a living individual who can be identified either from those data or from those data and other information. Now this definition is quite precise. There is some variance between the definition in different pieces of legislation and across different jurisdictions, but the notion of identifiability remains central and so that's the notion we're going to focus on when we're thinking about anonymisation. Now I'm going to talk briefly about some terms and the first pair of terms I want to talk about is anonymisation and de-identification, both of which you may have heard of. Now they do it with different parts of the Data Protection Act's definition of personal data. De-identification tackles directly from those data. It's about preventing somebody being able to recognise somebody directly from the data. So for example from their name and address. Anonymisation on the other hand tackles the other part of the definition Indirectly from those data and other information. So it's a more complex idea and anonymisation is a deeper concept. De-identification is actually basically quite simple. You simply remove or obscure in some way those direct identifiers. With anonymisation the issue is being able to decide whether a set of indirect identifiers are sufficient to enable somebody to be identified. Okay so four uses of the term anonymisation that you may have heard of. The first is absolute anonymisation which essentially means that there's zero risk of re-identification under any circumstances. That isn't a particularly useful use of the term because in order to reach this state of zero risk of re-identification you effectively have data which is itself of no use. It's very limited valid value. Form an anonymisation is the other side of the coin. It's just de-identification. It's a stripping away of those direct identifiers or possibly replacing them by pseudonyms. And this is not sufficient because there remains the possibility that within the data there are indirect identifiers which enable somebody who wishes to re-identify. Statistical anonymisation attempts to measure the risk of an identification happening and to control that risk. So here we're in this middle ground now between these two extremes of absolute and formal anonymisation. And here we're allowing the possibility that a re-identification could occur and we're measuring the risk of it. We're not insisting that our data are absolutely anonymised but we're trying to do something in terms of reducing the risk. Now the disadvantage of statistical anonymisation is it tends to be very focused on the properties of the data. The fourth category, functional anonymisation, acknowledges the value of the statistical approach but also takes into account the environment in which the data exists. And we're now going to go and talk in more detail about this more holistic approach to anonymisation. Okay, here's some principles. The assertion is that anonymisation is not primarily about the data. Anonymisation is about what we call data situations. Now data situations arise from data interacting with data environments. So now we're introducing a new term, the data environment. So here's a formal definition of the term data environment. So it's a set of formal and informal structures, processes and mechanisms and agents that either act on data, provide interpretable context for data or define, control and interact with those data. What does this mean in practice? The data environments consist of agents, normally people, infrastructure, particularly security infrastructure, governance processes and most particularly other data. Data environments tend to be layered so they can have data environments within data environments and partition and the security infrastructure that exists for example on a server partitions the data on that server from data in the outside world. And we can think about that server existing inside that bigger data environment which is the global data environment which contains all the possible data in the world. So data environments are complex items. In order to understand whether data is sufficiently anonymised for meeting your legal requirements and other ethical constraints you might be under, you need to understand that it's about the relationship between the data that you have and the data environment that you're considering putting that data in. So essentially you cannot decide whether data are safe to share or release or not by looking at the data alone. You have to consider the whole of the data situation. So anonymisation is a process and the goal of which is to produce safe data. Now you could get overly focused on that. It only makes sense to even be doing this if what you're trying to do is to produce useful data and that was the point that I made right at the beginning of those four definitions about the problem with the absolute anonymisation definition. We're trying to produce useful data so what we will be doing is balancing that notion of utility of useful data with the idea of trying to produce safe data. Now zero risk is not a realistic possibility if you're going to produce useful data. So that was my criticism of the absolute anonymisation definition. The measures that you put in place to manage the risk should be proportionate to that risk and its likely impact. So you're going to do something to the data, either to its environment in terms of where it's placed and how you're going to keep it and what governance you have around it or you're going to manipulate the data itself in order to reduce that risk, the risk of re-identification. So here we've defined the basic concepts that you need to understand anonymisation. On the next video, the Anonymisation Decision Making Framework, we describe a practical approach for carrying that out. Thank you.


At least I think it's still morning. As I said yesterday, we are, where is she? There we, she is. We're dog sitting for the kids. She's not happy right now because she's left home alone with grandma. Grandpa left and went to the gym without her. God forbid. So anyway, she's crying. Upstairs, I think, I think the resin tumbler I've been working on for my sister's friend is finally done. I was trying to get a good seal around the upper edge, which I think I finally managed to accomplish without even getting anything inside the cup that I have to cut out, which is like shocking. Anyway, I think it's done. I do have some random tumblers downstairs. I do think I'm gonna try to sell. I'll put some pictures here. So if you're interested, some of them are very much imperfect and maybe only good to hold your paint brushes, but they're for sale regardless. And let me know if you are interested. I think I'm gonna be moving this stack of less than attractive things. And I'm either going to be pushing my paint cart into that spot when I'm not using it if it fits. Or I have a couple of stacks of plastic drawers, iris cart drawers that might work there. That would be a little cleaner looking than that stack. So I think I might be sort of mulling that over today, pulling some things out and seeing what works and maybe what doesn't. And yeah, I think that's gonna be one of my projects today. First, I'm gonna check on social media. I'm gonna sit and have some water, turn the fan on up here, it's a little warm, wet, swiffer the floor, you know, all the things for the things. All right, I'll be back. So to my surprise, I didn't purge anything. I put all the resin stuff in the closet and if I'm not using it all the time, it doesn't have to be out in the room. I do it every now and then. Again, as I've said, I'm thinking about like not playing with it much at all and getting rid of some of it, but the cup for my sister's friend is done. So I'm gonna wash that out and let her know it's ready and get it in the mail sometime next week. I moved my paint cart, where are we? There we go, into the space. It fits perfectly and then it's not over here, clogging the floor over here and it doesn't need to be out unless I'm working on the easel. So that was perfect and I really just moved things around and it seemed to, for me, declutter a lot. So love that. I have to print the packing slip for an Etsy order, rinse out the purple cup for my sister's friend. I need to transfer those dies that I made the leftover into other jars or put more fabric in or something and I need to spool all the fabric that's dry now. But yeah, I think I'm gonna just take a break for a minute and I'll be back. Hey guys, so it's 1249, it's still Sunday. I almost forgot, I promised the kids I'd go and check on their mail and water a couple of plants while they were gone. So they're out of town for a couple of days. Good morning. I've still lost track of what I've done today, or not done. It is 1146 a.m., still morning technically. I have been up packaging orders that I'm now going out to go drop off. I will also say it's kind of weirdly surreal. Adjust the camera, there we go. Weirdly surreal that finally after like two months, I think it's finally time to put gas on my car again. I know for a fact that's not just us, right?  We can't possibly be the only one. So Bob took Lily Bean out for a walk.  For those that don't know, we also call her Spaz and Lily No Grass. So anyway, he took her out for a walk. It's disgustingly hot outside. My, me and my asthma do not like that. So we're staying in the house. I must not have been meant to walk today because I completely forgot to put my Fitbit on at all today. I don't know. It usually sits inside my shirt right here, FYI. Yeah, that's like the first time in like years that I forgot to put my Fitbit on. That's very strange. Anyway, it is, what time is it? 11, 17 a.m., Tuesday, July 21st. I got done a few minutes ago with today's live broadcast. We did some more slow stitching and we worked on, where'd I put it? I just put it down, a holy cow. We worked on finishing the slow stitch cactus that we started last week, which is, this is it done. And it's been pressed and mounted to a board and signed on the back. Am I gonna sell it? I don't know, but it's all ready to go to be framed at some point. Also, I don't remember now if I showed this or not, but I got this in the mail the other day, another embroidery book that was recommended. I'm really liking this one. So far I'm happy with all the ones that I bought that have slow stitching and hand stitching and embroidery stitches on them. They're really great reference books. I've actually made a pile in here over that way.  Maybe working on a natural dye journal or a DIY dye journal that will include swatches of different colors of fabrics that I've managed to get, both with natural dyes and watered-down ink. I've printed out some stuff I want to paste in about references to what colors I can get supposedly from which things, and I'll be working on that later. It's laid out here on the computer desk. I'm not sure why. I may try to do a Zoom chat with my art friends later while I'm working on it. So that's probably why it's like that. Storying in my life right now. Corona brain, holy cow.  I did get the little reference journal done. Oops, I hope myself in the face. Fabric coloring experiments. And easier if we do this. So I'm writing down websites that I'm referencing for which I've printed some of the material out and pasted it in the front of the book. I left a little bit of space, like a page and a half. And then these are the different experiments I've tried. So for each item of colorant I've tried, I'm gonna put in some swatches of the finished fabric and trim. And I'm gonna make some notes. And of course I decided to add some doodles because that just made it soup so much cuter. And of course the doodles have to do with whatever the material was that I've dyed the fabric with. It's not as easy as you think to turn these pages. So that isn't the last one. Nope, that one. Even the one that's ink I left out, debated putting that one in here but I decided to leave it in. And then I added a little bit of that really thin masking tape. We've used this before on some of my homemade reference books. Because again, I just think that makes the book more interesting. So that will just be there for a while. I need some more vinegar before I do any more experiments. I'm headed out for a walk before dinner. Doesn't really make any difference if we go now or we go later. It's hotter that I'm comfortable with regardless. So we're gonna go for a walk and get a few steps in. I'm walking through the neighbor's sprinklers. Anyway, take crazy pants out. Get her to burn off some energy and see what we can see. Morning everybody. It is Wednesday morning, 947 a.m. I only know that because of the clock in the car. I think it's still July 22nd but to be fair, I'm not actually sure. As usual, not that that's anything now. I wish I could blame it on the pandemic but I'm feeling in good conscience. So I am headed over to the kids house. I need to water the plants. I haven't done that since Sunday and it's been hot. It is significantly cooler this morning than it's been. So I think maybe our heat wave that we're having broke a bit and you know, heat wave for Portland is anything above like 85. So hopefully it's broke. I don't know. We'll see. It's about 10 degrees cooler this morning than it was this time yesterday. So we'll find out. Anyway, I got the Etsy order. It was a small one so I got it in the mailbox over here. I've got some mail for the kids that came to my house for whatever reason. So I'm gonna bring that and drop that off at their house while I'm over there. Put it on the kitchen counter. Guys, we are headed out for our walk before dinner. We still have crazy.  I have a secret project I'm working on that I can't talk about, but send me some good vibes. Let's hope it works out. And I got some, got all kinds of stuff stuffed in my bra. I know that's TMI, but guys, it is Thursday, the 23rd of July, I believe. It's 2.39 PM. I haven't checked in before today, before now because I was fiddling all morning with my silhouette portrait. I have a silhouette portrait, like the original, not portrait one or portrait two, like just portrait. I've had it for a long time, although I've had it for a long time. I haven't used it more than maybe a dozen times or so, maybe a couple dozen at the most. It's unplugged a lot in the closet. Every time I do use it, it seems like the alignment on it is an issue every single time. Generally, I can figure a workaround and or fix it. I even had tech support on with me today. And the short story is I have an appointment at noon on Monday with some kind of IT head tech support guy. It was already worn. He's probably gonna want remote access to my computer. That's not happening. So unless he can help me figure it out without that, I don't know. Okay, people. So there's a fabulous young lady on YouTube. Her name is Kahlia Ravai. Hopefully I pronounced that correctly. Kahlia, if I got it wrong, please let me know. She's got a really great channel that I am loving. Her content's super interesting, but she helped me with my silhouette issue I was having today. I was like five hours on chat with silhouette and they couldn't help me. And they said they had to get back to me Monday. It was something as simple as turning on, where are we? Yeah, turning on the studio light because the sensor in the machine was too dark and it couldn't read the registration marks. That's all it was. I love her. Love her channel. Thank you so much. Yeah, let's all go show her some love and support and she's got 647 subscribers. Maybe at the very least we can help her get to 1,000. I would love that. All right, I'm gonna cut my stickers out. I'll be back. Hey everybody, so it is Friday, July 24th, 943 a.m. Don't get excited, I'm looking at the computer. Hello. Y'all remember when a few months ago when this whole apocalypse thing first started happening and I found out that my local postal lady passed away at the little post office annex place that I had my PO box and that the whole store as a whole was moving and when they do move, they're not taking the post office part with them. So I had to get a new PO box. So I just went down to the main post office and got a new PO box. I changed all the addresses everywhere except my business cards. I've been sending them out with the Etsy orders for months. If you got one of these or one of these and the address is 116th Avenue, it's not the right address, FYI. So I ordered new business cards today. I printed some labels with the new address on them to edit some of the cards. Sometimes a little slow on the uptake, I know. Anyway, I'm upstairs. I got that done. I'm gonna work on some more sticker sets and then I'm going to pack one Etsy order that came in overnight and I'm gonna try making some more fabric dye. We're gonna try this time sage with the mordant being iron. I have a couple of little pots I keep up here in the art room for cooking non-food items in when I'm doing art stuff. So I'm gonna grab one of those. I have some rusty metal bits, hopefully some of its iron and put that in their pot, the smaller of the two pots. And then the little bit of sage I bought at the store last night and some water and boil it for a couple hours and see what happens. So you're supposed to get a gray green. We'll find out. I'll be back. Okay, that loud obnoxious noise is the silhouette. We're cutting some more stickers, which I got designed today, printed today. We're cutting today. Boy, am I surprised. I got the new business cards ordered. I got a bunch of stickers to put on the old ones and edit the old ones printed. I got some Google documents created and shared with admins for different groups for 2021. Yeah, we're already planning 2021, I know, right? And I'm gonna work on getting all of these new stickers printed, well, they're printed, cut and packaged and listed in the Etsy store today. I also still have to wrap up that one Etsy sale, which I have, but I need to go check the PO box. So maybe we can just drop it off a little over there.  So I think that's it. I can't think of anything else. We need to go over to the kid's house and water the plants, drop off some mail. I need to get some more printer ink at Staples and check on the PO box and mail that Etsy will never sell. We're gonna try to do that, I think. Anyway, that's a lot. I'm gonna get to it, I'll be back. Hey guys, so if you're seeing this footage, you saw the footage of me boiling some sage and rusty metal bits on the stove. In one of my pots I used for that, it's not a food pot. And we'll see what happens. I've got my doubts, but we'll see. We're gonna go for a walk. I'm gonna see if I can collect some flower petals in some of the public places where it's okay to do so. Got a bag. And get some steps in and yeah. Then I think we're having shrimp tacos for dinner. So it's all good. All right, on. Will we get red? I don't know. These are kind of a dark pink. So, I don't know. Still looking for blue. I heard red cabbage does blue. I might have to pick some up next time I go to the store. I got a few Oregon blackberries too. That's a surprise, because I almost never find them before the deer and other wildlife gets them. So, yay. Now, we can see what color those get. Maybe red, maybe purple. I don't know. But we're gonna go home now. I need to wash my hands. Now I'm hungry, need some dinner. I'll be back. 25th of July, I believe. And I spent a couple hours this morning chatting with a group of admins from Facebook art groups and working out some plans for next year and some plans going forward. We did some major cleaning up in the two art groups I'm part of, deleting a bunch of old files and old content, editing some more stuff. And my thing has been dinging, so I think we're still working on it. If you find that you're in those groups and you're missing something that used to be there and you're looking for something that you can't find, tag me or one of the other admins in a post and we'll see if we can put it back for you. What else? I am boiling rose petals in that pot and the blackberries in that pot. The rose petals, they're dead now. Anyway, we're gonna let them simmer for a couple of hours. I'm gonna turn the blackberries up just a little bit, turn the rose petals down just a little bit. We want things to be bubbly and simmery without boiling over or evaporating too much. We want a little bit of evaporation, but not too much. So that one looks awfully like dark red purple, although I heard I might get a blue. And then this one, I don't know what this one's gonna do. I heard pink or red. I can tell you right now, it looks like most of the color has leached out of the rose petals like right away, but I don't know what's gonna happen. I guess we'll find out. All right, I'll be back. I forgot with the rose petals. One of the notes that I have on making diet of roses says to put some lemon in there to get a really like sort of a nice brilliant pink, ish red color. So I had some frozen lemon juice in the freezer.  So I don't know what's gonna happen. We'll find out. I got all of the houseplants watered. I got the sourdough starter fed. I'm gonna eat some lunch and then I guess I'll work on laundry. I don't really want to, but it's gotta get done. All right, I'll be back. Just decided to get out of the house for an hour. So we put Lily in her crate and just go for a drive. We drove down to McMinnville again and stopped at Gold Rush coffee again. I got the white chocolate lavender frappuccino. That's what it is. It's something like that. Blended, blended with whipped cream because, you know, it's the apocalypse so why not? So we're gonna head towards home. I wanna stop and get some red cabbage and beets to do some fabric dyeing. Fun fact, at least the beets I know Fred will eat. So they won't go to waste. I just want the water anyway. So that's what's brought up too. What are you up to this fine Saturday afternoon? I'd love to know. I'll be back. We also decided to stop at Fred Meyer so I could get beets and red cabbage. I spoke about earlier, but on the way home as we were driving home, we stopped at the Redberry Barn and we got some local honey and some, Bob got some barbecue sauce. But they have a, it seems like a really great bakery of both regular bakery items and gluten free bakery items. We have somebody in the family who's gluten free. Ice cream and they have gold jams, pasta sauces, all kinds of stuff. Besides a garden center and a whole coffee shop. So we'll be going back. We keep meeting to stop in there and get something and look around and we haven't done it to almost two years and we haven't done it until today, but we did do it today. And literally there was nobody else there but us. So maintaining social distance and all that wasn't a problem. So happy to stop in and buy a couple of things. We'll be back. Okay guys, so I've been making dye all weekend. You can barely see this one on camera. This is the sage and rusty metal. This is the wild blackberries, roses, pink and red roses, beets, the beet roots and then the beet stems.  Like after 36 years how I didn't know that anyway. So the water came out in my opinion a little brown but what I did was after I peeled and cut the beets once they were cooked, I saved some of the little skins and so I put some in here ready and I've got some more over here. We're gonna put them in the beet water and just it's still warm. So I'm gonna let it soak overnight and see if it gets more red but I'm gonna give you little swatches here. I might put one of the little these little bags in the stem water too and I'll show you why. So first this is the sage and rusty metal. This is what I don't even know if you're gonna be able to see that on camera. Can you even see that? That's just a quick dip with paper towel. We won't of course know for sure to always stick fabric in here what's gonna happen. This is the wild black organ blackberries. Look at that color. And I don't think you're even catching the full vibrancy of it on camera. Let's see, this is the roses. So it came out very sort of lightish pink. It's a pretty pink. I can't wait to see what it looks like on fabric. So this is the beets. Oh, I closed that too tight. Okay, and this is the beets stems. So again, I put one or two little bags already of beet leftovers in here. But see, it turned out very sort of orangey color which I didn't really expect it like it to be more red. So I'm gonna put a couple of these, more of these in here and hope that they sort of soak into the water and make it more red. And this is the beet stems, the stems and the leaves which is like super light, barely any color, almost pink. So we're gonna take this last one and put that in there because the just cut up beet parts, that's what I'm hoping to get something closer to that. So, and downstairs we have the cabbage which is very, very purple. So I think we're gonna let that boil and then turn it off while it's cooling, go for a walk and then see what we get, I'll be back. Okay, it's only been a few minutes and the beets, the beet bits are making a big difference to the color of the dye. This is the beet root, this is the beet stem. This is a little bit better swatches for you all. This is the roses. I guess I should, I could turn some more lights on. Let's see, wait a minute. There we go. Okay, beet root, stems, beet root, roses which is, you know, that's about the same color. Look at this is the wild blackberries, look how red that is. And then this is the sage and rusty metal. And then I'm gonna start a picture here of the red cabbage which is very, very blue-purple. Pretty cool. Now I can't wait to put fabric on all of these and see what happens. Manana. All right, the husband and dog went out for a walk. I opted not to do that. The husband and dog went out for a walk. I opted not to go with him because the cabbage is still boiling and all of that stuff. So, yeah, I'm going up and down the stairs a million times, I'm getting plenty of steps in today. All right, I'll be back. I'm filming this on the iPad because hubby's got my phone. I needed to come upstairs to not only close out the vlog but I got, can you even see that? I don't think you can. So, sorry about that. I got the first batch of fabrics. Where are we here? Can you tell I don't film with my iPad anymore? Here we go. I got my first batch of fabrics and trim into the dies. So in a couple of days, we'll see what the colors actually turn out to be. I got alum and vinegar in all of the dies, my mordant and fixative. And we'll see what happens. Six of them. I usually do like two or three at a time. I've got six. I actually didn't quite have enough container so I just ground for containers. So that's new for me. So anyway, it has been a fun week. Well, oops, you're sliding. It's been an interesting week. Hello, coronavirus. Things, I live in a Portland suburb, for those that don't know. So things in Portland are interesting right now. Yes, my husband and I are safe. And so is our daughter and her husband. I almost said fiance, they're married. And our other adopted sort of daughter, Jenny and her husband, Brian, they're all fine. But, you know, we aren't going to downtown Portland. We're all being safe and cautious and we're not going out if we don't have to and all of those things. But yeah, holy cow. Anyway, I hope you are all doing well. And if you have any questions, comments or concerns, please leave them down below. Or if you're in one of my art Facebook groups, you can tag me in a post over there. And if you tag me in it, I put my name in there that guarantees I'll see it. Otherwise, there's a chance I might miss it. I try to really keep on top of things, but, you know, I'm only human. You know, we're making some changes in the group for the coming year, but also some of them might affect the rest of 2020.  You know, it can only be for the better. If you guys have any things in the Facebook art groups in particular you'd like to see, please let us know. Again, tag me or one of the other admins over there. And yeah, we will make sure to address as much as we can. If you want to support the free content on my channel or over in the Facebook art groups, and not only my content, there's a lot of really great creatives out there both on YouTube and in the Facebook art groups. And if you want to support the free content, they're bringing out, most of us have a way you can do that whether it's a PayPal tip jar or an Etsy shop or a Patreon or something. And it's usually in the video description here on YouTube, but if you can't find it, message the creator, content creator, and if you're in the Facebook art groups and you can't find a way to support, you know, private message to the person through Facebook and or tag them in a post. And you know, we would love the support. It takes a lot to do all these videos and creative content. So we would love the support. What else? I think that's it for this week.  Don't forget to go out and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it.  I'm going to go downstairs. I'm going to let the dice soak for a few days before I rinse them off. So if you want to see what those look like before the vlog, follow me on social media because believe me, I will be putting pictures out there on social media and I will be adding them to my little swatch book I'm creating. So there you go, there's a tip. All right, that's it right now guys. I am going to go sit down stairs and relax with the husband and enjoy an evening, cook dinner and all that stuff. And I will see you in the next vlog. Bye guys.


Way we go, Soccany Mad River TR full review. We now have 60 miles in the shoe or 97 kilometers. Pretty much a shocker of a trail running shoe in 2019. I didn't see this coming, and I am pleasantly, pleasantly surprised. But before I give you my thoughts, let's dive into a few specs. Real quick, here we go, four millimeter drop in the Soccany Mad River TR. So lower on the scale, we're looking at 23 millimeter stack height in the heel, 19 in the forefoot. So definitely it's not in the maximalist category. It's not like the Hoka EVO Speed Goat. It's more on the minimalist side, not, sorry, not minimalist, but it's got a middle of the road for a trail running shoe. In my size in the Soccany Mad River, we're looking at 9.7 ounces or 276 grams. There it is on your screen. And in men's size nine, we're looking at 10.9 ounces or 309 grams. So on the weight scale, it's definitely a little heavier, but I think, and let's just dive into it, I think it's happening because of the upper. And let me just say, this upper is pretty impressive. A lot going on here, let's start with the eyelet chain. First of all, I've never really seen this before in an eyelet chain, and this is the eyelet chain where the laces go right up the middle of the shoe there. You can choose which eyelet chain to use. So hopefully you can see that there, but I have gone with the inner chain, but then if you want a little more of a wraparound feel, a little more of, I would say a little more of a lockdown feel, you can use this outer eyelet chain. I've also seen examples where people use both. So they alternate as the laces go up the shoe with this eyelet chain. I think that's neat. So you can really, really dial in how the shoe locks over the top of your foot right through that mid-foot section. Also, gusseted tongue area, and I say area because it's a little unique, it's kind of back to, and it's becoming more popular. I've noticed a lot in 2019, a little bit of that booty collar feel. So a lot of good cushion around the collar which wraps around the ankle, but it's one piece of material. That's where that gusseted comes in. So you're not gonna, you know, it's high go back and forth sometimes as far as whether the tongue of the shoe, and this is the tongue of the shoe, whether it should be separated from the rest of the shoe or whether it should be gusseted to it, meaning connected to the rest of the shoe because if it's gusseted, your ability to move the tongue around is limited. But a lot of times, for me, it falls into place nicely. However, if you like to move your tongue around, I would say a little more old school feel where you kind of move that tongue around the top of your foot until you find the exact spot you like, the gusseted feel, the gusseted construction may not be for you through that upper. So, Soccany, I would say good work on the upper in the Soccany Mad River TR for the midsole. All right, so it's a power foam midsole. Again, with that 23 and 19 stack heights, I'm a little shocked at how comfortable the shoe is and how much it's protecting my feet out on the trails despite not having a crazy tall stack height. And I'm just trying to figure out what's going on here. Why is the stack height pretty low, which means that ground contact feel is definitely there. But, and then I was just thinking, what's going on, what's going on? Boom, the insole. Soccany, amazing. I said this in the first impression video as well. The insole is amazing. I can tell they put a lot of thought behind the midsole, a lot of nice, good, not too much, but just enough cushion so you don't feel like your foot is riding on a plank inside the shoe. I should just say, why is it called Mad River? This shoe is designed to run through creeks and streams and rivers. Now, if you live in an area that gets a lot of rain or a lot of water, in Colorado, I haven't been able to try this yet, but you can see in the insole there, there's some holes, that's for drainage. So water that gets inside the shoe will drain out. And yes, I'm just gonna say it now, you can actually, they're actually advising that you do this. You can take a drill and a little drill bit and drill into the bottom of the shoe. There's that one, one, two, three. Looks like three holes are recommended, maybe four where you can drill in so that the water can drain out through the insole and then actually out of the bottom of the shoe. There's actually a video online on how to do this. I haven't done it yet because in Colorado, we don't live in a very, we live in a very arid climate, but that is where the Mad River comes in. I think it's again, Sakini kind of pushing the ball forward in the innovation department. Outsole, let's just say, okay, well, I just talked about it, you can drill the holes in the bottom. Okay, real quick. The reverse traction on, I went on some crazy steep downhills in the 14ers of Colorado in the shoe. See this outsole pattern, the traction pattern, it's reversed here below the heel. So you can get some really good breaking going on on steep downhill sections. Whereas under the forefoot, it's designed for, it's almost like the barb that is on a fishing hook. So the barb is going a certain direction. So once the fish bites the barb, it gets hooked. And then you got the fish. Same in the heel area of the Sakini Mad River TR, the barb of the lug is going the opposite direction of the direction you are traveling down the mountain, and therefore you get that hook and that catch so you're not slipping down the mountain. Does that make sense? Sakini, amazing. I just love this traction pattern, this lug pattern on the outsole of the Mad River TR. For fit and comfort, fit, true to size. I will say, I think the tow box is wide, a little wider than some other shoes, definitely wider than let's say Hoka or Solomon. And so if you have a wide four foot or tow box area for your foot, I think this will work for you. And actually, yeah, it's a wide, I think it's more on the wider side based on some other trail shoes of 2019 for comfort, again, that collar around the ankle, it's pretty amazing. The upper, no issues with blisters or rubbing or the heel counter, so this is the heel counter back here. Pretty good padding, it's just comfortable. There's no other way to say it, it's comfortable. And the ride is comfortable, not crazy cushion. I don't know if I'd go out and run 20 plus miles on the trails in this shoe. I wasn't able to do that. The furthest run I did was at 14, so I don't know if it's like a long, long distance trail shoe, but for the distances I took it out, the ride was spot on. For the positive and drawback of the Mad River TR, for the positive, innovation. Now, maybe it's too much innovation in one shoe. I think everything from the lug pattern to drilling holes in the bottom of the shoe, for water drainage to the eyelet chain, I just love pushing the boundaries. I think it's really neat, Soccany. Can't wait for next year's iteration, frankly, in 2020. For the drawback, I think I would maybe, maybe not, I'm going back and forth on it, but I think maybe a little more rubber overlay through the toe box, it's already started, but I think just maybe another half an inch, maybe an inch over the toe box for a little more water protection. I did notice like when I wasn't going through creeks, like really immersing my foot all the way in the creek, and I was just splashing a little bit, that water was getting in through this toe box right there. So I think just a little more rubber overlay through that toe box for not the creek crossings, because you're gonna get wet, but just the splashing that might happen, just something that came to mind as I was out there on the mountains in the 14ers. And how will I use this shoe moving forward, no doubt. So you know what I'm gonna put it in the same kind of category as, if you're a fan of the Nike Wild Horse 5, this actually has a similar feel, a similar upper, a similar ride, and a similar lug pattern so that you could use this shoe as a commuter. So you could use it on pavement and concrete to commute to the trails. If you live in a condo or an apartment or a house, that's like a 15 minute jog to get to the trails, you could absolutely use this on both surfaces. And frankly, in the winter time, and it's turning into winter here in the US, in the snow, I think this would do great in the snow, especially with, I guess it'd be interesting to see how it would drain after going through some really slushy conditions like Chicago. Anyway, so that's how I will use the shoe moving forward, more as a commuter shoe. Nothing, like I said, no crazy long distances. And yeah, it's not like a big, aggressive mountain shoe, even though I tested it up there, more of a commuter shoe for me. As far as the score, we're gonna go with eight out of 10. Not bad, not bad at all for me. And the price, stop it. And I said this in the first impression, stop it. I don't know what they're doing. $110. What are you doing, Soccany? I don't even know. I hope you're not losing money on this shoe at $110. I would pay $125, $130 easily for the Soccany mad river. And the price may have already dropped. I'm not sure, I haven't checked in a little bit, but that was when I bought it, brand new two or three months ago. So maybe the price has already started to come down. Great work, Soccany on the Mad River TR. Price point, conclusion, I couldn't be happier. And again, I can't wait for the 2020 iteration of the Soccany Mad River TR. I'm just trying to brainstorm as I'm talking right now, like how could I use this shoe better in 2020 to really effectively get the full benefits of the drainage of the shoe? You know, again, I just have to seek out some wetter conditions here in Colorado. I couldn't be more excited. Question of the day, are you wearing, okay, two options. Have you ever worn Soccany? Yes or no? If yes, why do you gravitate towards Soccany? Question number two, have you ever worn a trail shoe from Soccany? This is my first trail shoe from Soccany. I feel like Soccany's really dialed in in the road scene, but I haven't seen a ton of shoes from Soccany in the trail department, all right? There you have it. Thanks for being here. Thanks for watching this full review of the Soccany Mad River TR. All right, there you have it. We're gonna toss it back to the Soccany Fast Twitch 8. Full review on the right, another Soccany shoe from 2019. And then on the left, we're gonna toss it back to all the running shoe, full review playlist, ton of videos in there if you wanna dig further into the archive. Thanks for being here. Thanks for watching as always. See beauty, work hard, and love each other. See you tomorrow.


December 7, 1941, I was an officer in the Navy and all of a sudden we heard aeroplanes coming. And this is on a Sunday. There were no aeroplanes supposed to be in the air on Sunday. And the next thing I looked out in the sky and I saw the red balls of the Japanese aeroplanes. December 7, 1941, America's role in the world and its course in history had forever changed. Japan was an imperial power hungry for more territory in the Pacific. It saw America as a potential threat to its aim of Pacific dominance and the attack on Pearl Harbor was meant to prevent the U.S. from interfering. America knew what was happening globally but demonstrated that it wanted no involvement in conflicts either in Europe or the Pacific. Isolationism was the prevailing mindset and the nation's policies reflected it. And all of a sudden they dropped bombs right on the Arizona so I immediately knew that we were at war. The attack on Pearl Harbor shattered those policies but also awoke America to action in ways no one could have predicted. So I got up and got half dressed and rushed down to the water's edge and as the sailors on the ship jumped off the ship and came ashore, I went out and brought them ashore and then took them down to the Navy hospital. I brought all the dead bodies up here and buried each one of them. It just makes your eyes. The U.S. Navy was transformed not only in its technology but in its vision and strategy towards achieving global maritime security. Today's sailor owes their readiness, training and doctrine to the bitter lessons learned on December 7th, 1941.


And now for your U.S. Army Europe spotlight. All great things eventually come to an end. Since World War II, more than 15 million U.S. soldiers and their families have served and lived in Germany. U.S. Army Europe said its final farewell to the Heidelberg community, holding the retreat ceremony at Campbell Barracks. Marking the end of over six decades together, many people are sad to see their friends leave. If you walk around the downtown area or if you associate with people at a redness immediate vicinity, I think they would be the first to tell you that there's been a drain of energy and vibrancy. Now U.S. Army Europe has settled itself in Wiesbaden. Though our headquarters designation has changed multiple times through the years, our relationship with this wonderful community has remained constant. For more information, go to eur.army.mil.


Welcome to Foundations of Faith. Today I wanna talk to you about generosity and giving. I know, I know, here we go, talking about money. But what if the subject of generosity and giving actually talks about money, but it's actually much more than that? What if generosity and giving actually starts in our heart and isn't just about finances, but it's also about our time, it's about our talents, and it also includes our treasure or our finances. And when God talks about generosity and giving in the Bible, he's really talking about matters of the heart, not matters of the hand. I believe that that's true. One of the most foundational scriptures in the Bible is John chapter three, verse 16, for God so loved the world that he gave. What we see from the very beginning of the scripture all the way through is that part of God's character and his nature is that God is a generous God, that God has opened up his heart towards us, and he's been generous with us.  And because we want to become like the God that we worship, it's important that you and I realize that God also wants us to be generous just as he is generous. He wants us to be generous with our lives. He wants us to be generous with our time and with our talent and the investment that we make. He also wants us to be generous with our finances because the things of this world, whether it's the time that we have, we can't redeem back. Doesn't matter how wealthy you are, all of us on this planet only get 24 hours in a day. What are we doing with that time? We can redeem that time back by investing it generously into kingdom things. What about our talents?  And if you use those talents only for earthly things, then the reward will only be in the earthly realm, temporal. What about your finances? Will all of us work in order to get a paycheck? All of us exchange our time and our talents for a paycheck, and we can take that money, and we can buy a latte at Starbucks, we can buy a new outfit, we can buy a boat, we can buy a house, we can provide food for our families, but all of those things are temporal in nature. Whenever we choose to be like God and invest our time, talent, and our treasure into things that are eternal, people, kingdom building, aspects, and endeavors, we're taking things that are temporal and we're actually translating them, exchanging the currency of this world for eternal currency and reward. Jesus said it like this, do not store up for yourselves treasure on earth where rust can corrode, where thieves break in and steal, and where moth eats away, and it becomes corrupted. It says, but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven. And how do we do that? We can't send our paycheck into the first bank of heaven. The way that we do it is by using our finances generously in giving into kingdom building endeavors, things that help preach the gospel around the world, building the local church, caring for the poor and the overlooked and marginalized in our communities. When we do those things, when we mentor people with our time, when we invest our time and talents into things that are gonna impact people's lives for the gospel, what happens is God keeps a record of that in heaven and there's actually reward that will be awaiting us in the age to come. As a result of what we do in this world with what God has given to us, that's what generosity is all about. The Bible talks about being generous. It says, he who so sparingly will also reap sparingly. It says that when we give, first, second Corinthians chapter nine says, when we give, we should not give grudgingly, but we should give hilariously, joyfully. How can we be joyful about giving things away? It's because we know that it's bringing joy to the heart of God, that it's impacting people's lives and it's going into our future as a harvest on top of the reward that we'll receive in heaven as a result of that. Jesus said this, you cannot serve God and money. You can't serve two masters.  And it's interesting that when it comes to the subject of worship, from a totality of who we are, Jesus said you can't have two masters.  Why is that? It's because money is sticky because money is a tool that if we have enough of it, we can do just about anything. And money gets into our heart and into our soul and it convinces us that we don't need God, that we can do whatever we want, wherever we want, if we just have enough money. See, money is control. Why does God ask us to give? Well, number one, because it changes other people's lives. But number two, because it changes our life. It reminds us that God is our provider, that we are his children, but we are also his servants and stewards over what he has put into our lives.  And God has entrusted you with talents, abilities, time and money. The question is, what are you going to do with what God has stewarded to you? Are you going to sow it into good soil so that it brings forth a good harvest that brings glory to God? Or are you going to invest it into the things of this world and let it be depleted of its eternal potential? Let me encourage you today, submit the things that God has stewarded to you under the Lordship of Jesus Christ and watch how as you sow, you will continually reap the goodness, the favor, the blessing and increase from God himself.


Hello, I'm Eli Stacey and today I'd like to show you the different ways of creating playlists in the Slomo application. We'll start with how to add clips, then how to edit them once in the playlist, and finish with the different ways of controlling playouts. Let's get started. Before we can build our playlist, we first need to create our clips in cues. If you'd like to learn how to do that, we have a video covering the different ways of creating them in the Slomo application. To put together a playlist, the first thing that we'll need to do is go over to our clips bin and select which clips we want to add to our playlist. We can do that by pressing select and then going through our clips and selecting the angles that we want. So I'm going to choose a few from this clip, a few from this clip, and maybe some from here. Then below that we see add to playlist or insert to playlist. I'm going to just do add and I see that I have the six elements added to my playlist here. From here I can preview that if I want to go through and look at any individual clip that I've added to make sure that they're right. Now let's go to my cues bin where I want to add one of my cues to a point in the middle of my playlist. So what I can do is I can select my cue point, then on my playlist I select where I want to put it and I do that by selecting the clip that I want my cue point to be before so it'll be my cue point and then the clip that I've selected. Once I have that selected here I go up and once it's selected I do insert in playlist and we see that added right above the clip that we had selected and if I were to preview that that's the angle that I created for my cue point. Another unique way of adding a clip to a playlist is if I were to go through and during some time of the action I would have marked in and then I wait for any sort of action to take place. Now I get to mark a new end point so it updates. Can keep on doing that and then alright he's making the shot perfect we mark out and instead of pressing save what I'm going to do is go down to the bottom and press add. From here I can select which camera angle I want to add to my playlist. In this case I'm just going to do the fifth camera angle and now we see at the bottom I see the fifth camera angle one will need point five and point five is the camera angle. Another powerful way of adding clips to a playlist is if I were to mark in perfect he almost try to make the shot mark out and press instead of pressing insert or add I go and press select. Then from here I can select which camera angles I want to add in which order. So I'm going to do the fifth camera angle and let's do the wide after that as well then I do add to playlist because I created a clip it opens up the clip properties where I can add certain keywords if there any of note then if I go to the bottom I see that I have that clip created so I'm going to preview it and press play I can see tried to make the shot and then I get a second camera angle of that same actual. Another way to add elements to the playlist is actually by referencing elements already in the playlist. So if we were to preview this camera angle we see that there was a three point being made but I don't have any other camera angles for that action. So what I can do is if I were to again put it to preview and then sink to preview so I can get a good look at the different angles that were available for that action. If I were to select that clip in the playlist then then if I go down and press insert I can select any one of my camera angles to add before this clip and it'll have the same mark in and out point. So I'm going to go through and press this camera angle and I see that that was added right before the one that we had selected. So I can now preview that I see that they're at the exact same point in time. Now for to play from that point I'll see that I have my first camera angle and then it'll go to my second. Now that I've added a number of clips to my playlist let's go in and see how we can edit those elements. There are many ways that you can edit elements already in a playlist. Probably one of the most important is being able to adjust the in and out point for that clip. One of the things that you might have noticed is that when I added one of my marked cue points in time it actually because it doesn't have an inner out point it's ten seconds in length because I've pre-programmed the system to mark five seconds before and five seconds after if adding to a playlist but in some cases that's just far too long. So what I can go through and I see that this clip is ten seconds in length and from here what I can actually do is I can scrub through wait for any action to take place because again there's a lot of build up so it seems like this is right around the beginning and then I can mark a new in point then I can go through and after the shot was taken I'm going to mark a new out point and so now instead of that clip being ten seconds it's now three seconds. Another thing that I can do in regards to marking in or out is if I were to go to another clip that's perhaps too short I can go through and see okay that's about where it ends but maybe I want a little bit more time building up to that I want to see how we got there. What I can do is if I go to the bottom and press extend I can go past where my in point is so now I can get much more build up and mark an in point and so now from that clip being just over two seconds it's now four seconds so for to play it out I can see that it's now much longer. Another option for changing elements in my playlist is if I'm going through there and I find an angle that I don't necessarily like very much what I can do is I can actually just change the angle while keeping the same in and out points so for instance of this clip it's not a very good angle the referees blocking the shot I know there's a better one so I can go down to the bottom and press change angle then from here adjust my multiview or back to that point in time where I can see all the different angles and from here I can select a new one such as my wide then from here I can preview that and play it out and I now have the same in and out point but from a different angle another way that you can edit your playlist is by moving clips either to another playlist or to a different spot within the playlist to move it to another playlist all we need to do is go to our playlist bin and then we can select you know a few clips by tapping on the orange section and then we go and press copy that puts it to this clipboard at the bottom right and once it's there I can go to a new playlist select that clipboard and press add to playlist and adds those five elements to the playlist what I can also do is if I go back to my original playlist and say I want to move elements within the playlist so I have these one on one eight clips I have two of them so I want to move that to so we're in the middle of my playlist all I need to do is select those two items actually go down to the bottom and press delete and what that'll do is it acts like a cut and it puts it into the clipboard not just deleting it and then from here I can go in and say you know before my one one three clip I can select it have make sure both of these are selected at the same time I then press insert into playlist and it puts those two clips right before the one I had selected once I'm happy with the angles of my clips and their in and out points what I can actually do is go through and edit the play speed and transitions for the entire playlist to do that I go and select one of the elements in my playlist and go to the top and press edit from here it will open up the playlist item properties window where I can first change the video transition so instead of it being two frames as a mix I could also do a cut but if I were to do a mix I want that to be a 10 frame mix and then if I go to my playlist audio transition I wanted to match so I'm going to set it at 10 I then for my default play speed it's going to play the clip out it by default 100% but in this case I wanted to be playing out at 80% I can also change the audio preset but I'm going to make it so that it keeps whatever is already there and then I can apply this to each individual clip if I want certain clips to be playing out at a slower speed than another or I can apply this to the entire playlist which I'll do then if I go to my playlist then I see that it's playing out at 80% I could see the right of the of the length of the clip I then all the way to the right I can see that my video mixes at 10 frames as well as my audio mix and that's applied to all of the elements in my playlist so if I're in a preview my playlist and press play I see that it's playing out at 80% at the bottom and I can also see that there's a 10 frame mix in between each of the clips now that we're happy with the editing of the playlist let's see the different ways that we can play it out to take a playlist a program all I need to do is either tap on the green section of the playlist bin or the green section of the clip that you want to start your playlist on then from here I can tap on it to send it to my program window then from here to start my play out all I need to do is press play and it'll start playing out at 80% as we said before and I can see the countdown of the individual clip as well as the entire playlist and the number clip that we're on so I know we're on 3 out of 10 from here if I want to skip a certain clip all I need to do is press next it'll automatically transition to the next clip what I can also do is if I want to skip multiple clips I can just go to my playlist and preview one that's maybe a few ahead put into my preview window and tap on it and it'll automatically transition that clip skipping the ones before also any time throughout my playlist if I want to change the play speed of an individual clip my play out control is still available so in this clip I've want to if I want to set it to 30% it'll play the rest of this clip out at 30% I then when it goes to the next clip it will start playing it out at the predefined 80% I hope this has taught you a few new ways to create more complex playlists in the slow-mo application if you'd like to learn more about the slow-mo application or the VBOX platform there's information on our website thank you