Hello, welcome back to the girls. My name is Bren. I'm joined with Finn and today we're back on world 100 series episode 40 I remember this time. I'm really good Yeah, I'm 40 10 away from 50 and we've got a special video planned for 50 Don't we fun? Yeah, no no no no no But anyway, yeah today, we're gonna do the Crimson Fields dungeon So yeah, and we're gonna complete up this area of Mooshu and then if we zoom out on our map We'll find that we've done Hamamitsu Takatia outpost and Crimson Fields here So we'll be on to I think next is the Shushan village and And then we go on to the Yoshiti temple later. Yeah, are we going on the troll trail? Leni face Okay, let's let's start you're about to enter a dungeon if you log out or leave This dungeon will take about one hour and 30 minutes. I hope not You can crank it out. Yeah, we can easily Yes, so good okie-dokie. So, yeah Okay, let's talk to this kid Samurai's or Jiro Gamma sent you I welcome your help You must defeat the war only and recover the Emperor sword Okay, we need to talk to this next kid Finn like skip the dialogue, but that's fine. I gotta go fast Why What's siren it's a key in yeah, do you even like English bro? But it's Japanese. No, it's a key in that's like a pile of rocks Hey, Brent, you know I can speak Japanese. Yeah, I did pretty shittly, but yeah, you do Imperial Majesty sword Okay, get the wood pile Finn skipping all the dialogue which is not fun, but you can hashtag blame Finn trending now worldwide Why so bad because we need to read the dialogue so they know what's happening Yeah, but you are not huh? I'm not you are no because it's a dungeon I don't want to play the buttons on the bottom because I kind of just want to do it But like it's easier if you don't skip the dialogue and let me do the talking But it doesn't matter. We can skip it if you want You know I don't know.  Oh What are you not level 33? Okay, I'm gonna go get my spell real quick.  Yeah miss That's pretty cool You're the wrong Roard is mighty raw. He ruled as mighty raw and then trick popped up didn't hear them Trick popped up most definitely don't hit the boss plus Okay, I'll blade you next. Okay Yeah, this is the most iconic miss spell other than earthquake What blood bed you don't know the struggle of earthquake honestly You don't know the struggle of earthquake miss M Madusa You just you just don't understand struggle. Are you blading me? Yeah, you just don't understand struggle of that Raw earthquake is literally the worst spell in the world. He summoned his brother. I know That's gonna be a decent hurt.   Yeah, not now. I don't have enough pips Okay, I'll heal then I suppose No particular reason no particular reason I'll be hitting next. I'll do it sandstone possibly. Maybe I don't know. I don't know why T. Y. My cell T. Y. Me. Oh, I don't know. What should I'll list or judgment. They'll be fun. Oh Judgement. I will rolling it thunder thing and hope you don't fizzle cuz then I will use your stuff. Yeah. Oh Here's a cyclops No, it's not here to protect me Oh to nine fathers gonna say that we'll do about 300 that's pretty close like no joke. I sure was Mm-hmm Gigi Gigi Gigi Gigi Gigi Gigi Gigi Gigi judgment is OP Literally a really good spell. Okay. We got it. We got it. We got it Couldn't we're oh See me for a new spell child Very much.  Do you want me to go give no peace spell? Don't really go now. Yeah I'll just do what you did, but I was getting a spell and Then you just use that I'm John dungeon little bit of dungeon recall to get back Yeah, this is actually going real quick Oh What did she say she said go get that centaur I have a centaur nice add to dick Let's move one of nature's Roth Add One of those Okay back come back pure We're nearly done That was quick. Yeah, we're just I can't wait to use my new scene tool. I've been waiting for a different spell He is trying to trick us and intends to attack at once you can turn the tide of battle Defeat those forces attacking at the front and we can claim victory today For his Imperial Majesty Okie-dokie Let's go and clear the battlefield. Okie-dokie. We're back. We're just about to finish Finn's just finishing his last battle or his first battle Come on boost. Yeah, go Sweet we did it. I'll go talk to this kid So that wasn't too hard They sit an hour and a half The sword you will find a worthy foe in warlord Katsumori all his most benevolent majesty Yeah Okay, come on. Yeah, I think he's a one chest.  I have to pass. Okay, cool. I'm blading both of us Yeah, I Love that. Who are you? I'm cool the boss. I got a central by the way because he's fire.  God I'm gonna I should Okay, I'm gonna hope for a spectral blast mix And also check a lot. Hey, what are you doing? Oh hit count. Okay, then. Oh, this is a new oh my god It's beautiful Jesus that was such a beautiful attack The only bad thing about it is it doesn't do any damage on the first round because it's a DoT so like when my turn is next it'll first damage me for the first time, which is really annoying I'm gonna blade myself again because I've got a weakness And then I'll hit next if you can hit the battle mage The ice kid the key. Yeah, I did it not now, but next round No, I feel nice there Okay, I think I'm hitting this round and I know I think I'm gonna faint him as well Just so I get extra damage because I've got a Weakness on me Finns new spell Actually frickin love it's into a house slow motion No, no, it's because Roni Roni empty haze You're on some help bring I'm hitting this round.  Here we go. Thanks. GG. Nice work Now we just needed to feed the war only Defeated me as god You ready white medium nine Just make sure you healed up a Get on there. Yeah Okay I'm gonna go for the boss. Hopefully with the judgment. I think this time because I want to do a judgment again I haven't done it for a while, you know Okay, and I like judgment.  I'm surprised by his choice of attack Why do you think he's above that? Yeah, same you all think that he would be as well, but apparently no Oh, yeah, do I have any? Enchants, you're so really sweet Okay, I'm in a blade for 20 belated for days and 420 belated Fire has a lot of damage over time doesn't that's their main skill That's the idea That's the idea. It's like myth has a lot of minions. Doesn't it? Yes, it does Does it really?  I don't know. I haven't played in that character yet. Oh My god, I thought you should know this you always want to be myth. You should know what they do that They have so many minions. It's crazy They're all about them minions, bro Hmm, and then life is all about them heels for a row. Oh Don't need you don't need you don't need you I'm gonna do a really weak judgment and hope that it does some damage. Okay I'm gonna do this then Let's see how much damage this does I'm not expecting to kill but it might I doubt it will but it might No, that was a faint.    It's beautiful Okay, if you say so then the mongo frog is a beautiful man Can't hurt can't hurt can't hurt Next hurt next hurt next lip for a corn. Let break on If you're lucky, I might have a lip for calling down my sleeve. I'm not sure I Don't okay. I'm gonna be hitting me anyway I'm a blade out if I get help up. I'm hitting next and it's not I have to wait like Oh a blade he's blading for days, please power up. Yes Beautiful What are you hitting? Just a second look the side Obviously gonna be a syrup can't hurt. I Can't hurt why not I just can't wow I'm hitting next. I'm sandstorming next Derooting that stand storm, you know because funds and stuff Finally that tells you come on there we are I'm gonna have to do it Yeah Blading me. No you fizzled. I was gonna have a sandstorming. How much damage am I gonna do two blades a lot? 700 Is it like 700 not expecting you to like do too well because I forget the bass. This is Colossus fire losses. I forget the base damage. I've seen tour. So I said 700 just for lows Haven't seen that move surely you have these didn't crop atopia all the time like Should I spectral blast or judge? Just try past one will go and I'll give you a heel and then hit next round I Don't have a heel on me, but I can get a good heel and that's like you How yeah, yeah, I'll judge. I can't get a good heel, but I can do this Yeah, I'll judge you anyway. It should kill hopefully Hello We should get quite a few drops from this hopefully. Oh, thanks to my GG Mate Yay, we did I You have found the emperor's sword. Oh, I got a ninja pig's treasure card. Well, I got a Samurai I say Okey-dokey. Let's go talk to a sujirio Gemma and hammer mitzvah village Hey, hey, hi What teleport into juice the one in the flames Weird port to me I don't mean to be here, but it sort of just came here accidentally Thanks for being my teacher and all Go talk to a friend. He's kind of dying at the moment. Yeah Take the sword to the high monk and king Okay, let's go to Jade Palace and then we'll in the episode when we talk to tan tan Ken Ken Ken So we'll talk to tan such a weird name tan. What is he a tan person? He seemed very well tanned Maybe I don't know. Um, we'll talk to tan and then they enjoy so is that you know, is that you're on stabbing comedy? No Do you try to be funny? Oh, I was just wondering Imperial Majesty sword And is not a weird man that's racist. I was not certain until now. I find it weird. Is that a problem? Yes It's the common. It's a common man for people of the Asian Ethnicity, okay, if your name is tan, I don't mean to offend you, but I find it a weird name What you could say it's an uncommon man Weird is not the word The only may well have possessed others beside warlord katsumori. We're to run into a running question mark this month Healing waters of mooshu could cure his benevolent majesty's mind But now I worry our brothers currently care for these waters Please visit Sun Heng at Shoshan village and make sure the water runs pure Okie dokie. We need to heal the emperor's mind apparently Tan has said that we need to heal the emperor's mind and to do that we need to talk to his brothers in Shoshan village And he'll his mind so yeah next episode we'll start healing his mind Yeah, like and subscribe if you want to and Remember craft outside the box. Goodbye


Excited. It's Wednesday. Exciting. So I gotta take a roll tight trailer up to Arberg again today. That's two hours north of Winnipeg in Manitoba. If you're new here, I'm from southeast Manitoba. That's the province in Canada. We're just north of western Minnesota in the USA and eastern North Dakota. Straight up there in the Pema Valley area there. So give an idea of the region that we're working in. So I gotta take a roll tight. That's one of these trailers here. I gotta make sure it's empty though, because it's kind of pointless taking up a loaded trailer there, because I want to load stuff up there. And if there's already stuff in the trailer, it's very hard to put more stuff on top. They don't like doing that. Messes with everything. So I'm gonna go in here and make sure this is empty. This is trailer 603. We got ourselves a winner. We're taking 603 with us up to Arberg. Time's good times. Trucking's always a good time. I'm excited. Wednesday trucking. Wednesday. I don't know why I'm so excited for Wednesday today, but hey, maybe because after today's Thursday, and that's the day before my favorite day of the week. I mean, aside from the weekend, it can't really compete with Saturday and Sunday, but the first five days after the weekend are always the worst. And after today, we're on our way down back towards the weekend. But in the meantime, while we're waiting for the weekend to roll around, we gotta do some trucking. So how cool is that? That's fun.  Looks like it's going to be another beautiful day. You got the sun coming up there in the east again. Well, technically, it's not coming up. We're going around. I guess the earth is still spinning. It's a good sign. Definitely not be a good day if the earth wasn't still spinning. Let's see what we've got so far, shall we? I forgot my hat. Am I really a trucker without my trucker hat? So this stuff is going to California. They're just on break right now, so they'll be back right away. I think there's a little bit more. I think there's probably about another 20 feet or so. That'll bring us right about up to where this roll tide is. I just gave this roll tide the old bull snot treatment. You can see. So she's nice and greased up. Should be rolling smooth. I don't know who the lucky driver is that gets to take this all the way down, but tell you what, I'd love to go to California. Wouldn't mind that at all. I've never driven a commercial truck into California. Just my personal pickup truck. One day. One day when they're not so busy around here because I'm busy right now. They can't afford to send me out, but one is a little bit slower, maybe in a slower season and they have the odd trip headed out. I might take one once in a while, just head out to California or Las Vegas or Arizona or somewhere in the Southwest because I haven't been down there in a truck, in a commercial truck before. Well, not since I was a kid and I rode along with my dad hauling produce out of California, but I was a long time ago. I'd love to go and see it again.  Once in a while, just keep me busy while it's slower here, but I don't know if it's going to slow down. It just seems to keep getting busier and busier, which is why we need new drivers. And if you guys are looking for work, if you guys want work, let me know. We have positions available, company drivers, definitely looking for owner operators, always looking for owner operators, van division, deck division. I still think we have that, the other city truck 2025 available for someone to work, doing pretty much exactly the same thing that I'm doing all the time, just city work home every night. Still have the truck available, but you'll have to talk to Max in recruitment and ask him what we actually need right now. I don't, I don't know what our immediate needs are, but I do know that we're always looking for new drivers, especially owner operators. So happy fall everybody. Fall is officially here. Or for those of you in other parts of the world who call it autumn, autumn is here. It's fall because the leaves fall down. Happy fall. I don't know if you've been noticing in my videos or not, but the trees are starting to change color. Look at these off on the right coming up here. That's some bright yellows coming out. We don't get the big vibrant colors that Eastern Canada gets. We mostly get yellows and oranges and browns. And the leaves are definitely starting to fall down. And that's why we call this season. All good things must come to an end. This summer was really great. We're going to get through winter. Christmas is coming, so that's exciting.   That's the way you get through it in Manitoba. Just convince yourself you're on a beach somewhere under a palm tree. That's why I tattooed them right on my arm. It's easier that way. There is something coming towards me that's very low. That's a house. It's a second. It'll come into view right away. There is a house on the highway. Delivery on the way. Look at this thing. That might have been the biggest house I've ever seen being moved down a too late highway here in Manitoba. You know, Alberta, that's commonplace. They move big buildings like that down the, down the highway all the time. Usually on four lane highways, but it's pretty big for that little. You can tell there's premium error in there by how it is. That's how you tell. You can tell it's premium just by how it is. Man, it's a nice day out here. I still only got one horn in my truck. I hope that they replace it. It really bothers me that there's only one. I'd like there to be four up there. There's supposed to be four. So technically, I've lost three horns already, but the other two came off before I was, you know, at least I think they're supposed to be four. Maybe that's only other units. There's at least supposed to be two up there. I have a feeling they're not going to replace it, but if you're watching, I'd really, I'd really like my horn back please. It fell off. It needs a new mount, but I'd really like it back if it's possible, please. That one up there is a little bit lonely. We'll see what happens. See what happens. Okay. Release the trailer brakes. It passed all my tests. It passed my pre-trip. I am going to vote for this trailer and tell my E-Log system here that this trailer is safe and ready for operation on public highways. That's the life of a truck driver. They want you to fit in places where you just aren't supposed to fit and you just got to make it fit. So when you start trucking and you run into a situation like that, just be aware that that's perfectly normal. It doesn't make sense, but you just got to fit where you just aren't supposed to fit. All right. So I'm all loaded up, closed up, buttoned up, sealed up. Let's see if it's just as tight getting out of here. I'm hoping that some of those people will have moved. They shouldn't have all been parked in the driveway before, but I made it work. Like I said, tell me I can't fit. I'll show you I can. Yeah, they all moved now. Good. I'm sure it was kind of hoping to be able to have a tight fit on the way out too for the vlog. Should have been vlogging on the way in. That would have been great content. In St. Boniface in Winnipeg, it's the French Quarter of Winnipeg, the French Quarter where everyone speaks English. So I'm going to go this way. This van has its tailgate hanging out into the driveway where I need to be, but it's still before there was two vans parked here, a car parked there and just barely enough for me to drag myself around here. This isn't bad at all.  It's never enough room for anything. I'm gonna have to be careful for that truck there. I don't want to drag myself over that truck. This SUV here and then I'm going to go. Okay. And I don't want the tail of my trailer to swing out and hit that guy's van either. Careful of that. Success. We got in and out without hitting anything. That's always the goal of every day. At least one of my goals. Don't hit anything. Except the dock. You can hit the dock, but hit it. Don't hit it. Tap it. Just lightly bump it. You don't want to hit the dock. This intersection is pretty interesting now. Hopefully there's no other big trucks that need to make a right turn here. So I won't be able to back up now. This car is right behind me. And if I don't go forward far enough, the light won't see that I'm here and it may not turn green. I'm not sure how these lights work here. A lot of lights have sensors like that. So this is Marion Avenue. This is where it turns into one ways. So the one way going east goes there. We're going to turn west up there where that truck is at the next lights. If we ever get a green light here, I'm kind of feeling left out. Okay now I've turned yellow for them. Should be green. Perfect. Hey man, come on. That wasn't very nice. Shoot. I can't. Oh yeah I can. Oh, I thought that the construction was blocking the road there that I wouldn't be able to make my left turn. We're good. We're all good. Just got to establish myself in the intersection. Drag ourselves on here. Come on. An A&W here now. Nice. I used to spend a lot of time in this neighborhood right around here. It's been nice there's the A&W when I was around here. Oh, what's going on here? Traffic is backed up all the way to here from Archibald. Wow. Oh, gotta love it. What's the time? 3 o'clock? I guess we're starting to get into rush hour. I always like this neighborhood. It's right along the river here. I believe this is the same river coming through here. And all of these houses, they're nice. As long as they're maintained, like this one right here, look it's got a nice straight roof. It's not bowing at all. New shingles, new siding, new windows, nicely refurbished. These are old houses. They were probably built over a hundred years ago or close to a hundred years ago, I should say. Maybe not quite a hundred. Yeah, they're small, but they're very much the same size as our house that we live in now. Except we don't have a second floor or a basement. We just have the one floor. We got like 800 and some square feet. Wow. They've been doing a lot of work around here. That house is nice. Look how it's nice in the bush. It's almost like you live in a little mini forest right inside the city and right on the river. That's the river down there or the creek. It's called the Sain River, but that's a pretty nice little piece of property. Everything is turning yellow. Yeah, look at that. Along the river is in the Winnipeg. Winnipeg is known as River City. It's got the Asiniboine River that comes and meets up with the Red River. And on the east side of the city here, the southeast has the Sain River going through it. And all along the rivers are mostly parks and trails that you can follow the river. It's pretty cool. Fours overflowing or something. Stanks. That time again, people. An average end to an average day. It was good. It's pretty good. It's a good day. Last time to go home and have a good evening. I'm looking forward to having a good sleep. I'm getting to that age where I'm like, hey, it's almost bedtime. All right. Let's go. First, what's most important, let's turn the air conditioning on. Get a blowing at me. Here we go. It's that time of year again where you need the heat on the way to work and the air conditioning on the way home. The blue beast. It had to get some work done to it. Looks like she's back. Oh, the skate's open. No. No. No. You're not going to close. No. No. No. No. I want to go home. That's right. Oh, I hit that pothole again every time. All right. I got to pick up dog food before I go home. Let's not forget. Don't let me forget. Got to get dog food on the way home. Don't forget. Move diesel onto this new food into the truck. Talk to you without the wind destroying my audio. So yeah, the vet says the diesel has a small heart murmur and that could be caused by a grain-free diet according to the vet. So we have to change foods. The vet didn't recommend any. We picked this one ourselves. It's a good brand. Performatrin is a really good, reputable brand and so far he's been liking it. It took a full month to fully move diesel onto the new food. So today or yesterday was his first day actually fully on this new food.  How do you like your new food, diesel? He's very nice. I think you want some of that food though over here. He's fatty actually. I don't even think I need to drain it. That is delicious. Meatloaf. Meatloaf. Meatloaf. I love meatloaf. So what are you making for yourself? You're funny. I'm a funny guy. Sure. Are these potatoes? Potatoes. I think that amazing how that wooden spoon trick works. It does. If you don't put the wooden spoon on it, look, see how, see if it goes so quickly. It works. Well, it won't right now. It won't right now? It's been boiling for a while. It's because I'm trying to show them something now. So usually if you don't have the wooden spoon over here, it boils over and bubbles everywhere, makes a big mess and then I have to spend an hour scrubbing it while she's at work on a Sunday. Last time I tried cooking, I didn't, I didn't use the wooden spoon trick. I know it's all frustrated and everything is going everywhere and she comes over here with a wooden spoon, just puts it on there, walks away, fixes everything. Got a plethora of useful and useless knowledge up there. Just start calling you Hermione. I'm going to need an accent. That was very good. Very good accent. Thank you. Nailed it. Nailed it. We've been getting into Harry Potter lately. Which reminds me, we haven't had time lately, it's been working so much. We've been trying to have a Harry Potter marathon, but work keeps getting in the way. Yeah, it's been going on for about two weeks and I think we've only gotten up to what number? I think we're on five. Okay, Cedric died. We're not on five. I think we finished the Half-Blood Prince. We've watched them before but long time ago, so we're going through it again because I'm a wizard. No, that's diesel.   Don't tell you me secret.


Thank you, Jaime. Hi everyone and welcome from your houses. This is the ninth edition of Big Things. This is an event to talk about technology, innovation, but this year edition we want to focus the event in technology for good. What is technology for good? Any decision we take has an impact. So we want to inspire the people, the companies to use technology for good to improve society, to improve world. This is the reason we want to share a video in which we want or we have tried to explain how technology for good will generate a positive impact, but technology not for good will generate a negative impact. So please play video. And from everywhere we would love to welcome you at Kinepolis one more year, but we have to adapt to current circumstances. This is why we are here bringing you this Big Things home edition. Looking into the bright side, thanks to the format of this event, we are able to welcome attendees from completely different places in the world. In fact, 20% of our attendees are international. In order to accommodate you all, we have been working with more than 10 time zones. This is why we have organized a schedule or work agenda in the afternoon continental time. We are privileged to have speakers from every corner of the world. We bring you the best of the best, like Grady Butch or Afsar asking who are in no other place than Hawaii. Big Things was born in 2012 to share technology and innovation in Spain. Now it's an international event and we are opening the new edition, continue growing with big numbers. During these eight years we have been able to learn from more than 500 speakers. We have been able to create a community with more than 10,000 members and to have the support with more than 60 companies and we continue growing. All of this has made Big Things one of the largest and most prestigious non-profit conferences in Europe. In this new edition, we will continue doing what we do best. During three days with three simultaneous tracks and 62 international speakers, we will talk about technology, innovation and we will try to inspire you and most importantly we will help to develop connections and relationships between companies, audience and speakers. Jaime will show us later how to hold this networking platform in the conference site works. This year we won't have physical stands but instead we recommend you to visit the virtual stands in the conference site where you will see what our sponsors are working on and like every year we will have games and prizes and we will explain you later how to participate. So like in our previous edition we will have several tracks because this is the home edition we will have the inspirational track in the launch then we will have the business in the attic and the technology in the garage. So we will include talks that are good or designed for technical people for business people and also we will have talks about COVID the COVID crisis like Nuri Oliver talking about data to strike down COVID-19 and also José Luis Florez about digital epidemics and apps because as everybody knows there are useful apps and not so useful apps. Also we will talk about business successes with Manuela Veloso from GP Morgan talking about human-AI interaction, examples in AI and finances and also we will have success use cases from big and great companies like Elcorte Inglés, Thepsa, Repsol, Telefonica and BBBA. In the launch we will have really inspirational speakers it's a luxury to have Grady Butch who in his keynote will talk about the story of computing and we are also lucky having Azar asking who will reflect about our social dilemma and how to protect humans and societies. You shouldn't miss our amazing closure talk by Stefan Wolfram who will talk creator of Mathematica who will talk about computational language and artifacts from the future. We will have two really interesting roundtables moderated by our master of ceremony Jaime García. So in the attic we will have the business-oriented talks Elena Diaz Fuentes will introduce speakers like Yes Anderson director of big data institute that will talk about foundations of data teams or speakers like Nick Pentrid or Maria Medina a young and successful woman who is leading great projects in Microsoft. And our more technical talks will take place in the garage. Nicolás Randall will be in charge of welcoming in this room really relevant speakers like Tony Prada from Cavify, Germán Viscuzzo from Amazon, Julián Molotcia from MSD, K-Wena from Confluence, Arvin Josajagara from Madwards and Philip Cren from Elastic. And finally we would like to thank our sponsors this event will not be possible without the sponsors and it is also really comforting to see how companies and people are helping during this COVID crisis supporting technology and trying to inspire people to use technology for good. So we want also to say goodbye reminding that this event is a neutral event non-profit and that all the speakers participate without any interest. So please thank all the speakers when they are talking when they are sharing because they are making a big effort to share what they are doing worldwide. So the philosophy of big things is share, enjoy and remember technology for good. So now Jaime will explain how to use the platform, the gamification, the networking, so Jaime back to you.


Hello everyone, this is Amit Dan and on this channel you'll find financial travel and more videos. If you like what you see, please do the thumbs up and consider subscribing. Thank you. Hello everyone, this is Amit Dan of amitdan.com. Today I'll talk about how to have free airport lounge access and how to sign up for the airport lounge program called Lounge Key. So before I start that, let's talk about the first thing how to have free airport lounge access. So you can access an airport lounge by two ways. If you have a business class or first class flight, then you get free access. You don't have to do anything. However, you don't have a business class or first class flight. Then you can access lounge by paying for that lounge at the gate. That's one way. And then there's the other way is that you can have credit cards which offer free lounge accesses and that's how you don't have to pay anything. So there are free credit cards which usually gives you like four lounge accesses, six lounge accesses or some of them will just give you the lounge pass. But each time you enter, you have to pay one time fee at the gate. So I recommend having credit cards which come with free lounge accesses. And today I'm going to show you a little bit about how to sign up for one of the programs which is called MasterCard Airport Experiences provided by Lounge Key. Now on the Canadian credit card markets, a few credit cards give you work with this lounge key program. So the sign up I'm going to be doing today is with my BMO World Elite MasterCard which gives you lounge key lounge access. So it comes with the annual membership plus four free lounge passes. So what it means that you can access lounge four times. And if you exit the four passes, then you have to just pay again each time you enter any lounge. Some other credit cards, for example the BMO World Elite MasterCard or Rogers World Elite MasterCard, they only give you the membership but not any free passes. So you have to just pay each time when you enter the lounge. And usually it runs from something like $27 to $31. I'm not exactly sure about the number but it's in that range. There are two airport lounge programs or the most two popular programs which are the priority pass lounge access program. And then the one you're looking at right now is the lounge key lounge access program. Some credit cards use priority pass and some credit cards use lounge key. The main difference between priority pass and lounge key is that priority pass has a little bit more access. A little bit more lounge access or more airports covered than lounge key. However, both of these are the same company or their parent company is the same and they are owned by the same parent company. And another difference with the priority pass is that if you do not have a credit card you can sign up for priority pass by going to their website. Then they have different plans. For example, they have just a pass and membership fee or they have free passes with another plan. Certain numbers of free passes and then they have one plan which is unlimited. However, with the lounge key lounge access program you will not be able to sign up unless you have a credit card which offers that program. So this is not for general public without a credit card but for priority pass you can sign up even if you don't have a credit card that is offering you a priority pass lounge access program. So if you have a lounge key credit card provider the first thing you are going to be doing in order to sign up for the program is that search Google by entering lounge key. And this is going to be your first match master card experience and then if you click on that then it will take you to the website where you need to be signed up. So in order to sign up here you will have to have your credit card because you have to enter that number and then it will give you send you an email to activate the account.  And then once you you know completed everything that you receive an email in the email box then which you have to click on that email to verify your account. So once you verify your account you are done it will show you how many you know lounge access you have or how many you have used so far. And it will even give you a link to install the app on your phone which is recommended because you know it's going to be handy to enter the lounge if you have the app on your phone. Another minor difference with the launch key and the priority pass is that if you have launch key access program you don't need to have any membership number. If you just present your credit card and then they will be able to check it and let you in. But with priority pass you have to present them with your either digital a priority pass membership card or physical a party pass membership card. Now I love staying in lounges at the airports and then I have actually a lounge videos from around the world which I'll provide you a link below in the description box and you'll be able to see some of the lounges I have visited so far. So this is just an experience you don't want to pass by because at lounges you can have unlimited free food, drink, shower, some lounges even have hotels inside the lounge. For example if you look at my Turkish Airlines lounge in Istanbul then you'll see that they do have hotels inside the lounge where you can sleep or you can just rest. So lounge provides a lot of benefits and this just adds to a different dimension to your total trip experience. So before lounge airport is just like you know a airport experience would be just something you don't want to go through or you just want to pass the time to get to the plane. But once you have lounge access then you want to stay more at the airport or you have to enjoy the lounge more and you know check out all the offers and food and everything they have to offer. So that's all for now on this channel I do travel videos, business class review videos, lounge videos and all other videos videos on create careers and points tips and other travel related and create career related issues. So if you like what you see please give it a thumbs up and subscribe because there will be more videos coming up and I do have a one month trip coming in within two weeks very shortly. I'll be traveling to Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia. So I'll bring you lots of business class flight reviews and lounge reviews so don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you shortly. Thank you.


I'm Ben Eggit and the very first thing I have to say is thank you. I truly think all of you have supported me, my co-workers, colleagues, Ruby friends, previous students, local community. Thank you Mike for selecting this talk. I'm actually really excited to give it so at least one person in the room is. I'm especially thankful to my wife Lily who came to the front. Thank you. You've been an awesome support to me. I know it's not always easy to be the spouse of a programmer. So a little bit about me. I was born and raised here in Salt Lake City. I've moved around a little bit but ultimately found my way back. This is my family, my wife Lily. She's from Peru. She's one of the most social and awesome people I've ever met. My daughter Kenna, she's halfway from Peru and she's the cutest girl I've ever met. She also likes eating rice and tofu and sushi but don't tell her mom that. So my hobbies like skiing, longboarding, guitar, music obviously and traveling. I've lived in a bunch of different places. Currently work in access development. Fantastic employer if you're interested in what we do please talk to me after. And I'm the organizer for the Drug Downtown Ruby User Group Meetup. Thank you, thank you. For those of you who aren't aware we have weekly hack nights Wednesday just at the coffee shop like two blocks up and monthly meetups just at a local company half a block away from here. So check it out if you're not downtown there's five other chapters right close here. Check it out at UtahRuby.org we have an awesome community so thank you. Okay so do I have any musicians in the house? All right I can't actually see half of you so yeah. Do you know any music theory? Okay so when I was in high school I took a course called AP Music Theory. I've been playing guitar since I was 11 and played in bands and done concerts since middle school and I thought this would be kind of a good way to add some depth to my music knowledge. The course was taught by the band teacher you know started out quite interesting. We learned like relationship between notes, scales, chords, learned circle of fists things like that. We're instructed to compose music by writing sheet music from scratch and we're graded on our ability to play the sheet music on a piano in front of the class. I'd never played piano so that was kind of interesting but the class continued to shift this direction writing melodies with accompanying chords in various styles like classical jazz blues etc etc. The AP test came and it was divided into three parts to test for theoretical knowledge then our ability to like hand write sheet music and a vocal test to see if we could sing along with the theory and I failed. I failed hard. I got a two on the test for those who don't know 3 is passing 5 is kind of the maximum that gets you more college credit or whatever. I actually aced the theoretical part but I'd never claimed to be a vocalist nor a sheet music expert like I said I've never played piano before that. So it was pretty bummed because I thought I was a decent musician you know for a 17-8 year old whatever I was at the time or at least a guitar player and I was abruptly corrected. You know maybe I was dumb maybe or maybe it just was taught in a way that I couldn't really understand. So the point of this talk is I think there's some problems with learning music theory. As a programmer I like to use this one first. Documentation is bad like what is this this beautiful song I'm sure maybe if I spent half a day I could key it out on a piano and it escalates. I think someone's just trolling on the right here actually. It may as well be written like this and for most of us it's more like this. All right so I exaggerate a little bit but enough said. The hippie eye is worse. This is a circle of fists part of my music theory with test was to drop from scratch. This is actually fundamental music. Once I understood it it was actually very simple. Nobody here has ever said that about their code before. Once I understood it it was actually very simple. This is actually a practical implementation of working with a sample of the API and without some kind of cheat sheet it gets pretty rough and even to understand this cheat sheet you better have a pretty deep knowledge just to get what's going on there. So documentation doesn't foster learning. In fact it feels a bit like this. If this were my first introduction to programming I probably would have fallen into a very different career. Though I must say like now this stuff's actually starting to fascinate me. A little bit of a tangent I was looking for some Ruby projects that could run assembly and or write assembly. I stumbled upon this little gem. So I found out like at least one other person here shared this interest. Just check out these features right. Did I love this comment from Ryan? Thank you Seattle RB. Okay so this quote is always wrong true to me. In fact Ryan Davis I just want to say thank you. In my mind you actually truly exemplify this principle here. You're one of those giants in my book so thank you. Okay are you sure you don't know music theory? Okay what is music really? So in this talk I'm going to show you how to start with nothing but a Ruby interpreter generate sine waves notes scales modes chords arpeggios and songs in a way that'll be understandable for those who've never touched an instrument before and hopefully it'll offer kind of an interesting perspective for those who are already well versed in music theory. Now just a warning I don't claim to be an expert remember I failed the AP test. Okay so please heckle me in person not on the interwebs. The remainder of my talk will bounce back and forth between slides music and code. Okay excuse me let's talk about notes. I'd first like to start off by talking about 440 Hertz who here knows what this is and what it has to do with music. Cool okay so 440 Hertz represents kind of 440 cycles per second it is an ISO standard ISO 16 1975 and it looks like this this is an A note okay so let me show you what this sounds like require live coding is my favorite thing it never goes wrong I actually love it but it always goes wrong so I'll show you what this code's doing in just a minute that's an eighth no okay so let's build an api uh this is my daughter uh she loves api as much as I do she just doesn't know yet um content from this talks available on github and upon speaker deck if you want to follow along or play with it after and I just tweeted it right before I started talking as well so in order to understand music we must really understand sound waves like physically as you probably know audio is this vibration typically we're talking about vibrations in the air approximately 20 Hertz to 20 000 Hertz that's kind of our human audible range right it really means the air is moving back and forth like anywhere between 20 and 20 000 times a second okay the lower that frequency the lower the pitch the higher the pitch all right so if you measure that vibration convert it into electrical signal um say using a microphone or a line in or something like that you'll get a electrical signal with the voltage varying in some waveform is the sound all right so we're going to do this like pure tone hypothetical of pure music um this computer generated music um but basically we're creating sine waves that fluctuate between one bolt and negative one bolt okay if you hooked up a oscilloscope volt meter something like that you'd you'd see that on audio and we come to see this in stuff in waves like we see over here um so when we hook our voltmeter to computer and it strikes the computer to read it like 40 if we want to do a cd like 44 100 times per second like our sample rate um we could add another one to do like two channel stereo or something like that that's kind of how music's written at the sound engineering level so let's build an out this talks a bit of music a bit of math and a bit of ruby um so i'm not going to really focus too heavily on the math it'll definitely be up here for those to see but i will go over the basics here so audio is just sine waves sine waves uh this actually the hardest part of the talk if you don't get it straight away it's only exceedance in front of it for a few hours like i did so um but on our examples we're going to be writing a wave file in mono format pcm mono format so let's find a couple terms here frequencies the number of cycles per second um sample rate is the number of frames per second what is a frame in this context will be like i said we're going to be writing wave format so the frame is basically a 16 bit floating bit number between negative one and one and what we need to do to make music is build to build a note is build up an array of different samples for a one second long note at this sample rate so uh we're also just going to find a duration which is how long we want the note to be so to build a one second long note we need to build one second times the sample rate of frames in our case that'll be 22,050 frames next we need to calculate the cycles per frame it's really just a fraction of a cycle each frame and once again once a cycle this is that full sine wave okay um so our fraction of a cycle per frame equals our frequency divided by the sample rate now we can calculate all the samples that make up our note sine wave with these few terms and and math parts so here's what the code might look like okay um i've i've kind of object oriented it to make a little bit easier to build a dsl around or whatever but it very much did not start this way it's just started out as scripting and hash scripting mostly um but anyway the idea is uh we define a frequency we define a duration then here's our three math calculations right in the middle and with that we use our favorite ruby module enumerable to build all these samples so we just map them all together um if you can see down here there's this is the math involved here we're basically just taking the sample um and running sine on a phase and this phase is going to be augmented each time we loop through by the sine wave cycle which is two pi radians as we see here okay so here's a quick demo of what that looks like okay so here's that same bit of code and here's the samples we're generating all right so there's 22,050 of these as you can see they go up and down from one to negative one and back to zero and when we graph it out it looks something like this so there's you know one cycle right there since we're doing an a note at 440 hertz 40 440 hertz there'll be 444 of those 440 of those and that's kind of what it looks like because we zoom out a little bit more so we just generated all of that okay all right um so let's talk about writing a file um we create the wave file with ruby standard library it's actually really not that hard but that's not the folks at this top um at one point i'd written a version of it that was pretty simple then i stumbled around this wave file gem and it's uh still a native ruby implementation it doesn't wrap any c libraries or anything it's actually super basic the whole thing's less than a thousand line of codes including lots of comments and so it's not that difficult to understand but it does support a few other formats like if we want to jump from mono to stereo or or different versions there so we define an output class looks something like this i'm going to cruise through this part um but basically the idea is we set up some some parameters for writing that wave file and then i've created a little play method here and i'm just going to include this module in different parts of my code so once we've done that okay then we can play cool so we're actually just writing that to a wave file um if you take a look it's just storing that it's like note.wave and playing that i'm just using af play which is a built-in apple playing thing um okay so so we learned yesterday from both paul and michael the power programming really lies in our ability to abstract okay i really like this quote abstraction lets us think differently um so the first abstraction i want to make is octaves what's an octave it's just double the frequency so the next day would be 880 hertz or the previous would be 220 hertz all right i've got a lot of slides that look like this and so if they succeed clap hard if they fail clap harder okay because this the this is the fun part of live coding uh or live code running more so here all right so basically the idea is um if we wanted to do an octave we would just double the frequency here all right so this brings us to a little bit more of an application we can extract this out into an octave class um i've added a couple extra features in here just like the ability to set the direction and the ability to do multiple octaves or set an amount of octaves as you build it but basically that is we're just uh taking that starting note looping through and doubling the octave if the direction is ascending or dividing the octave the frequency in in half if we need to go descending just mapping that all together into samples like we did in the notes okay so you know with that we can do something like this and if you see here those are the notes that got mapped out and we can play that same thing so the subtraction right all right let's move on to our next subtraction so tones and semitones semitones are the smallest interval in western music it's one fret on the guitar it's the adjacent note on a piano a tone is two semitones so uh tone is two semitone is one okay um there's 12 semitones in an octave so the mass side of this is basically to move up 12 semitones each step along the way is basically r to the power of 12 equals 2 so the 12th root of 2 i didn't know really how to notate that very well so i just typed it up uh 12th root of 2 equals something like 1.059 okay um so let's play all the notes um we can do something like this okay so if we set something up like the 12th root of 2 equals 2 to the okay we get that fraction there so we can do something like we'll create a note here i'll set it at 220 hertz no thank you and i'll cut my duration in half just to play it out quicker okay so we have this note here so i'm gonna just do the same thing and then at this point loop through it again and say we'll take that note's frequency and times it by our 12th root of 2 and we'll play the note and i forgot to say playing come on buddy we're walking up the scale like a chromatic scale right so let's play in every note from there thank you thank you for that excuse me that brings us to scales um the simplest scale we have is a chromatic scale most common scales have seven notes scales really just kind of all the notes played in order like uh this chromatic scale is all those notes probably in order like we just heard it doesn't actually sound too musical yet but it does sound like a bunch of sounds so let's talk about major scale this is the most common do re mi fa so la ti do basically takes seven specific notes in a pattern it's kind of happy um we have a minor scale that runs in this tone sema tone tone sema tone tone pattern there it's kind of sad i'm gonna kind of through this part a little bit just because i want to get to the fun stuff um who here understands modes okay it's quite a few less hands went down for my music theory guys who can name all the modes okay so modes this difficult concept but it's really easy to understand in ruby there's seven modes all together seven modes because there's seven notes on the scale simply put modes are just rotations of the major scale so take a look at this here's all the modes listed out do you see any patterns these interval sequences can just be rotated through we have this nice rotate method that lets us move arrays around so we can abstract out i just built a little modes module that we'll just kind of take this first pattern here and rotate it through all this stuff at the bottom is just alias methods for me to call it in a more music centered dsl way okay so just a quick demo on that one um there we go okay so that shows kind of our first mode you can see our second mode where you can pull these same things up using like major minor or any of the mode names okay all right so that brings us to scales um back to scales scales are basically just iterations of a mode from a starting point on a code so we use that same twelfth of a root of two the way that we've defined we look up a mode just passing in a scale types so here i've just made a little dsl where you can pass in the mode you want to do it'll just send that method over to our our modes there and we can do something like this deal dot new major okay it maps out all those things we can just plattie them we can play them all right so we got a major scale go we can do the same thing with different types of scales okay cool so next thing is thirds thirds are intervals on a scale they can be major or minor majors choose three semi tones minors four basically to do this we just need to map out a scale and choose a note you basically have two moves it'll either be major or minor depending on that pattern sequence so t plus t equals four t plus s equals three a full tone two full tones or a tone in a semi tone played sequentially this called an arpeggio um it's kind of what it looks like i'm going to choose through it though for sake of time um so if we had a scale here and we could go ahead and say here's a third and pass in that scale and play that so that's a third okay kind of interesting right uh so what are thirds all about really um ah too many windows okay um well third to the building blocks of a chord single notes are easy but to make a chord we need to melt it all down and clamp the values so they fit more in a wave format uh the code looks something like this basically we do the same thing we take our third then we go ahead and flatten all the values we group them all together add them at the different break points and we're going to set a ceiling on them though so that the most it could ever be is one in the case that the values equal more than one okay um so let me show you a chord here here's a chord and here's what it sounds like okay so that's actually a little bit too perfect like the character of music actually comes from instruments not having this perfectly round side wave but we're using computers and computers are pretty good at being perfect okay um so we'll get to that a little later um all right I just have two more talking points here and then I'm going to show a demo um so from this we can make chord scales you can make different chords from a scale they're automatically be minor or major based on what it what will fit into the scale pattern uh or this mode that we're using so each mode has a chord that you can make from throwing it up moving it up in thirds I just made this shoot sorry guys I failed all right um so that's what I was talking through there um here's what our scale steps look like uh that's just a little module that I'm going to include to augment that scale class but basically we're just creating a new scale and setting a jump that just builds a scale off of those next parts okay oh that one got fun okay uh this slide got messed up but the last piece is kind of these chord progressions um where if we have these different chord scales that we can play in order so a common progression is like this one five six four progression um it's basically just chords played in a specific quarter and uh let me give you just a quick demo here okay so I have a scale here we have chord okay so with that little thing I could do like let's play the fifth or the sixth and back to four so that's like this chord progression okay so if that sounds familiar it's because it is every pop song in the world it's ever made any monies written in that chord progression so quick recipe to making money um this could go on for days and days and days and days and days okay so my final abstraction i'm gonna show you some songs uh so here's a quick example whoops uh just writing some arpeggios um like i mentioned arpeggios are just the notes played in order harmonize it with a chord progression on top the extraction is like taking this kodi dsl and making it something we can actually program in um let me show you the code behind that song about six lines that's pretty cool we just define a frequency set up a scale fill up some arpeggios and pull them through okay um let me show you one other song here next song i'm going to show you is a simple song taking a melody once again it's pretty simple we're just defining a melody and running through that same stuff we've all just talked about all right um so we could take that and write more and abstract and do more if anyone recognizes this fan this song we're instantly friends friends okay and the last one i'm gonna show you it's very last thing um is kind of a more complex song and since this is all ruby we can do some pretty cool things with it so this song this song is stochastic it writes itself a little bit differently every time and we can make it write itself even more differently it's really easy what we love about this is we can do things like this like um hey let's rotate this melody like three spots over and let's shuffle this melody so it plays a little different every time and this song is truly writing itself i propose it'll be the new mountain list ruby comp theme song so much you can do with this um now i'm gonna admit this is not the best music library in the world it was never intended to be it's a creative code experiment right it's like this hobby thing that i'm super interested in um it's designed to teach you or rubius some music theory you guys probably have a better understanding after that than i did after this year long ap course and many years to come okay so that's it the code's not perfect there's lots of parts in there i'd see that i'd want to refactor but it's usable and it's flexible the dsl is not complete it's not stable it doesn't need to be it's not production ready whatever it is it's not tested it's not enterprise it's not cloud it's not a sass it doesn't need to be any of those themes okay it's not work so i really want to say plus one plus one love love whatever emoticons i can verbalize to james buck creative code is simply that it's experimentation and it's fun so i push this code up to github use it play with it change it there's no pride of ownership because i i don't think it's perfect still finding better ways to associate these abstractions um but it's fun to me and i hope you guys think about your own creative coding projects


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