Hello and welcome to another episode of the Private Property Home Shopper Show. We are back in Johannesburg and not just anywhere in Johannesburg, we are here in Benmore, one of its most affluent areas. Just a stone's throw away from Santon at a luxury four-story mansion. Now this home has got so many incredible features and I want you to come along with me and let's take a look at them.  So coming through the solid oak door you are greeted with stunning edging on the stairs leading up to the mezzanine level. And throughout this home what you'll notice is how it uses light and shapes to really emphasise how much of an architectural masterpiece it is. But right here we're on the mezzanine level and if you look over this balustrade you'll find yourself looking down onto the Sunken Lounge. Now the Sunken Lounge is carpeted with the same edging material you saw when you walked through the front door. It also has built-in couches for you to enjoy and relax while you do watch TV. But really what makes this Sunken Lounge so special is this incredible fireplace with its smokestack leading all the way up nearly four stories into the roof. But not only that, just behind the fireplace you can look into your very own wine cellar off the lockdown.  But I love these balustrades, I love how all of these elements mesh together and the design elements come together so nicely. But this Sunken Lounge also faces floor to ceiling glass wall looking out onto your carport. So take a look at that and I'm going to wrap around and show you what the rest of this house has to offer. Now from that Sunken living room area you have two ways of walking into this formal dining room area. The one was where you came from and the other was just around the back here, plenty of space in this formal dining room area. This is a 10-seater table that fits really comfortably here. Then we've also got that smokestack acting almost like a design element coming over the wall and right over there from the third floor you can look down into your formal dining room area. I love how it has been developed, I love the design elements of this home, it is incredible. As well as these windows here, three of them going across this hallway, massive windows that open all the way up onto one of the coolest entertainment areas I think we have ever seen. But there's so much more to show you about this house and really why wait, let's take a look at the kitchen. So coming down that hallway we find ourselves in this kitchen, beautiful Caesar stone all around you, really spacious kitchen, really well equipped kitchen. So we've got a Miele cooktop, this is induction, we've then got right over here both a Miele oven as well as a Miele microwave. We've got water filtration from the sink, a Miele fridge which is probably one of the biggest fridges I've ever seen in the house. Then display cabinets above as well as right in front of me you've got your security system, there are cameras that surround the house and all of it gets piped right into your kitchen here so you can see it from anywhere. This kitchen then leads directly out into the entertainment area but let me run this way because I want to show you this here. I think it's such a cool feature is you've got an open display cabinet right over here looking into your kitchen, again, creating almost an art piece right over here. You've got your breakfast look, so many things to talk about, extract the fan. Then another awesome feature that you might miss are these shelves here that are lit individually drawing so much attention to them and really keeping it as a standout feature. Here are four really cool features to talk about in this kitchen before we leave. There is down lighting underneath the cupboards as well as above the cupboards giving you such a cool effect. Then you've got your very own wine chiller built in on the right hand side exactly where all your cupboards are and then right next to you induction cooker you've got a teppanyaki grill. So if you really want to go out there with some of your meals, this kitchen is for you and this home has got so much, so much so in fact that it's so easy to get lost. So what we want to do now is let's take you from the kitchen to the scullery area. Let's show you that and then we can take a tour around the rest of the home. Now walking into the scullery, the first thing you'll notice is again, Caesar stone countertops throughout the scullery. You've got plenty of under counter storage, beautiful laminated wood storage and then on the other side you've got a massive sink there with your center wash drawer as well as a door that leads outside. And if you go through that door and wrap around the back of the house with an easy walking distance you'll find a laundry room with plenty of space for all of the elements you need to keep them out of your house, to keep the humidity out of your house and also to keep the noise out of your house. Now located just behind your formal dining room area you'll find your half bathroom which is super well equipped with really high end porcelain. You've got your single vanity there, a mirror that stretches from wall to wall with backlighting and then your soft clothes toilet. Located adjacent to the kitchen you'll find another bedroom or what is currently being utilized as an office space right now. This bedroom is slightly smaller than the other bedrooms in the home but it does come with its own air con as well as a shower and single vanity just off behind a door on the one side. The other door behind door number two is a big storage space that can be used either to house kitchen equipment or anything currently related to your office. Now coming out of the kitchen where we find ourselves is the formal living room area. Now this living room area again continues that entertainment theme. You then right up on this wall we see all the speakers there JBL providing you all the tunes you need when you are entertaining guests. I also love the latticework of this wall and the way it plays with the artwork behind it like I mentioned this home is a work of art. From this formal dining room area back into this long open passageway again we've got a sliding door here that opens out on to the outside area where the pool is. We're all your tan index so we're outside bright as well as the bar area but before we show you any of this let's wrap up the second level. Let's show you the bedrooms, let's show you all the other features located right here and then outside we go upstairs and the last thing we're going to show you is the incredible view that this home has to offer. Now moving into this hallway this is where three of the bedrooms found on this floor are located. Now all of these bedrooms also have ensuite bathrooms but right here front and centre as soon as you come down this long hallway you find yourself looking at this incredible display cabinet showcasing any art you've accumulated through your travels, any photos, any portraits. I love how it's here, I love how your attention comes straight to it and I also love how it spices up a relatively unassuming hallway. But right over here is the first bedroom we're going to take a look at so come with me let's see what bedrooms within this mansion look like. So we've switched things up, this room has got mirrors located almost everywhere and my cameraman is very very shy so he's decided to have me come from the outside area and it's really cool because this bedroom as well as the other bedroom both have access to your own exclusive outside area that we're going to definitely show you but here we are first bedroom you can see massive absolutely massive right here it's been turned into an almost office space. If you've got children if you've got kids that want their own space that want their own lounges this bedroom is perfect on my right hand side ensuite bathroom and then there is a built-in safe in this room a walk-in safe. So really if you all about those valuables if you're Scrooge McDucking this room is all for you we'll show you that built-in safe but coming along this way is walking into your sleeping area. This year we've got a king-size bed here fits absolutely easily we've got now a TV over there so if you're into watching TV into bed this room again caters for it down lighting throughout the room air conditioning in this room as well and then sliding glass door leading into that outside entertainment area. Let's take a look and yeah we are within this fabled outside entertainment area that I spoke to you so much about fire pit located right here with this built-in seating all the way around you can throw some cushions on there and have a really awesome awesome time you're enjoying a fire. Lighting built in as well then on my left hand side we've got some privacy shields blocking off the grass area from the rest of this entertainment area if you've got some pets I'm sure they're going to love having their own private place to play. Now if you take a stroll through the grass area you'll wrap around the back of the home where your laundry room is located there are also two cottages there or staff quarters that are fully equipped with the kitchen, bedroom as well as en suite bathroom so you know that you've got that covered. But there's so much more to talk about here as well because if you walk this way we walk onto some decking now this hasn't been finished up yet but you can see the thought process you can see the design elements we've got a charcoal fireplace right there some lighting around the home. As well as these built-in speakers when I say this is an entertainer's dream I mean it. Now I want to show you this right over here see this awning now this awning has got something to do with the second bedroom we're going to show you in a moment so let's run all the way back in and around to that bedroom and I'm going to talk about what this awning does. Now before we leave this bedroom let's talk about that en suite bathroom you've got a bathtub absolutely massive mirror there that can be then turned up for some extra storage space you've got a single vanity and then your toilet located just to the right of it. And here we are we've toured the first bedroom this is the second right here and the theme continues with space in all the bedrooms so plenty of space here for a bed obviously you've noticed that right over here is a walk-in closet. So you open that door you've got plenty of cupboard space then we've got an en suite bathroom on the right hand side bathtub toilet sinks under counter storage your single vanity massive mirror I love how all of these bedrooms are so well-equipped but let's swivel around because what I want to show you is that awning and what that awning does so this bedroom has something really cool it has its very own sunroom and above me are all windows that awning can open up and flood this room with light with air if you open up the windows it must make it such a nice place to sit read a book or as it is outfitted right now exercise I love what they've done there it's so unique you definitely don't see that in a lot of South African homes. And here we are finally within the creme de la creme the master suite and today I have a guest cat who's going to walk around this room with me and show you some of the coolest features the first thing that probably stands out the most is just over there you'll see you also have access to your security system it's piped into all the TVs around the house now this room what I really like about it is just the way the ceiling arcs and curves around you it really gives this room a special feeling specifically when you talk about it in relation to the other two bedroom plantation style shutters here sliding door that leads outside into your garden area and just over here a sunroom flanked by shutters that is making perfect reading nook incredible furniture I really like all of this has been done but that's not all let's run around this side plenty of space for even the biggest beds you've got an area that's so nicely lit if you want to showcase any more art again speakers built into this room aircon fan and walking closet and here it is your walk in closet every single closet flanked with the mirror makes this place look very very big but also if you want to make sure you speak and spend before you go which I don't really think I'll make the cut but this is exactly where you want to be so much storage and then there's a little secret room right here this this this mirror opens up into your on-suite bathroom just take a look and through the mirror we go into Wonderland I'm not sure entirely if Alice went through a window into Wonderland but here we are within your on-suite bathroom for your master bedroom and this bathroom is kitted out to the 90s we've got two inbuilt heaters as well as lights on the wall behind me we've got a jacuzzi bathtub sunken into the floor walking shower with absolute massive rainfall shower head then there's a bidet as well as toilet just off in a private area in the corner of this bathroom what I love about this house as well is every single toilet has soft closed toilet seats you know a big fan of those then not one but two vanities massive mirror and plenty of undercounter storage this bathroom also has a special feature and I'm sure you've noticed that my cameraman is not sharing this area with me because it leads out into your very own outside private Waldorf garden area so now we need to talk about this outside area and it is such a special outside area in fact that we've waited for the sun to go down so we can showcase the lighting and the mood you're going to get when utilizing these entertainment areas on my right hand side absolutely massive pool with not only the stunning blue lighting but also you've got a tanning deck built into the pool a sun deck you can put some some tanners down there relax let your feet get a little bit cold enjoy yourself enjoy the sun and if getting into the pool is not your thing just above the pool you've got a wooden tanning deck situated in the perfect position for you to catch the best tan but that's not all we've got this incredible space here for an outside dining room table and then an outside living area just to the left there lounge area with seating and on my right is my favorite area so let's take a walk over there this down lighting leads you to your outside pool bar Caesar stone countertops plenty of seating and so much privacy that's provided by the cycads that are flaunted around your whole pool area lets you really feel like you're living in a mansion in Beverly Hills but really what is a pool bar without cracking a couple of cold ones open and underneath this while you have not one not two but four under counter fridges for you to utilize whenever you see fit but we've got the drinks where's the food we've got a gas briar right over here lit up beautifully big really if you're entertaining big groups of people this is exactly where you want to be but right over here we have a fryer a teppanyaki grill whatever you want to use it for this house has got you it really is an incredible entertainment area with so much beautifully lit areas the angles the smells the sites the plants and all the space makes this house one in a million and we have now covered the second floor but this home has got so much to talk about and so much to offer what I'd like to do is let's head down these stairs take a look at the cinema as well as the wine cell and then we're going to go upstairs and show you all the surprises upstairs has to offer so follow me and let's get going and here we are we find ourselves at the landing at the bottom of the stairs and on my right hand side a full on cinema room I mean this is an eight seat cinema room it's going to make sure I'm not going to trip over anything yeah beautiful lighting down lighting on my left hand side these sconces on my right hand side stereo sound you can see all the speakers mounted in the wall with the amp and everything else that you need right over here I mean for all you gamers out there you can connect the PlayStation to this and play on the big screen the chairs here have spaces for drinks and leg rests really this is a place where you'd never ever ever need to watch TV anywhere else again I love it I love that it's warm and also another cool feature is this leads off into your garages this home has three garages but space for four vehicles now it's hard to beat the cinema room like that but let's try and show you something a little more sophisticated for all you discerning wine people out there you've got your very own wine cellar located just behind and underneath the sunken lounge perfectly spaced out beautifully lit with these boxes all behind me for you to store all the different types of wine your heart desires I love this feature and I love that it can do this let me swivel around here and just show you behind me this over here is your sunken lounge this is a fireplace can you imagine drinking some green vineyard cold winter day love this home love what it offers but we still got upstairs to talk about so come with me so coming up these stairs you'll find yourself on the third level of this four level home and let's talk about this entertainment area right here this entertainment area has its very own bathroom built in air con speakers throughout this is a theme for this home but let's talk about this roof because these blinds open up on a remote control allowing you to enjoy even the sunny days inside now right now this is customized as a pool area and something I want to mention is the owner of this home is very very willing to sell it with all of the furniture or some of the furniture so when you do schedule a viewing make sure you chat to them about what you like in this home and what you'd like to keep now right on the left hand side just below the air con you'll find your en suite bathroom and let's talk about that a sliding barn door leads on to this en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower as well as toilet and basin it gets a lot of light from that north facing window now coming from the entertainment area these glass doors lead in to another incredible surprise we've got an upstairs lounge here but really let your imagination run wild with what you'd like to do here again entertainment is the focus not only one not two not even three speakers built into the ceiling we've got running lights around your LED air con I think this is also a great time to mention that this whole home has underfloor heating but if we go that way we're going to find out exactly what makes this home such a cool entertainment area let's go now coming through this sliding door we find ourselves on the third level outside area walking this way you've got a beautiful view of the pool downstairs as well as all of the entertainment areas there we've got a skylight looking down onto your hallway but really what is a mansion in Santon City what is a mega mansion in Santon City without one of these your very own jacuzzi and the view from this jacuzzi really isn't too shabby so why don't you come along here and take a look at what you get right over there now some other features upstairs I'd like to mention is again waterproof built-in speakers we've got down lighting on the tiles leading across the third level and then a spiral staircase that will take you down to your pool area so we've showed you this outside section but that is not all I feel like I've said this so many times during this here we are within another outside section and outside lounge if you will an area to sit and enjoy the incredible almost unobstructed view of the whole of Bryan City we've got beautiful down lighting here all of this is covered with gloss so you're still getting lighter even during the daytime but depending on the weather you never need to worry about getting wet in this area now here we are and some of you more astute eagle-eyed viewers would have noticed that little staircase where do those staircase take up? Let's find out so this staircase was really nicely situated handholds throughout takes you up to the fourth floor or the fourth floor to the rooftop and when my cameraman decides to take a jump up here you will see just how incredible this view is it really is second to none in front of me I have the whole of Santin City all of the tallest building in Africa the Leonardo and behind me you have an unobstructed view of Bryanston four ways and a whole chunk of Benmore it really is incredible this area right here has also got your built-in lighting so you can sit down enjoy relax and just enjoy the fruits of your labour because living in this house rewards you but ladies and gentlemen that is everything we have for you yet today if you'd like to purchase this house it is going for 10,500,000 rand what a deal for Benmore and who I'd like you to speak to is Dylan Hadassin his details will be on the screen right now call him schedule of viewing take a look at this house because I promise you you will not regret it so for myself Chad Rivera from the team at Private Property from everyone at the Home Shopper Show thank you for taking this journey with us thank you for all of our loyal viewers who come every time we love you and we will see you again very soon goodbye


Hi everybody, welcome for this new Jenkins infrastructure meeting. So yeah, in terms of activity, it was a pretty calm week. So the first topic that I want to cover is the Amazon account that we are using in a Jenkins project. As a reminder, we have two main costs there, the machine package Jenkins.io. And the second one is the CI environment for the agent for CI Jenkins.io. With the work that Damien has been doing on CI Jenkins.io, we transferred part of the cost from the Azure account to Amazon. And we are now investigating ways to reduce the cost because the last month was $50,000 for this month. And obviously, we have to put down that invoice. So we are currently looking for ways to reduce the cost. And yeah, basically that's it. If you have ideas, want to contribute, we are either, sorry, I need to catch up there. So last month's spend, we wrapped a $50,000 spend. Yes. Wow. Okay. And that's on AWS. Yes, exactly. Okay. We saw an increase on CI Jenkins.io mainly since the beginning of the summer. The issue in Fra 3097 has a bunch of details. I've extracted a lot of the costs to cover different, there are different rules proposed to go. It's just an information. If you're interested or if you want details, that should be a specific topic. But it means that on top priority, the issues associated to that epic will be taken on the most priority item for the three upcoming weeks, the goal being trying to decrease the cost as soon as possible. Okay. But, and I had misinterpreted the number, you said 15 as in 10 plus 5, not 50 as in 5 times 10. No, no, 15. Sorry. 15. Perfect. Okay. I just, I just heard incorrectly. I thought, oh my God. No. 5x increased our spend. 50% increased our spend at least and that's still too much. Okay. Yeah, exactly. So we, as I mentioned, most of the cost is related to CI, the Jenkins.io because we are using Amazon accounts to run jobs there. And we are now trying to investigate the best way to reduce the cost, either reducing costs for other services such as packages, or better use agents. I'm sorry. That's really the beginning of the fourth. Sorry. Mark. And should ideas go into that ticket? Where would you like ideas discussed? I think we prefer to have the tickets. Okay, great. Since Damien already did a lot of work to explain everything there, it's just better to continue there. And a special thing for Jesse Glick to help us. He gave us reminders, ideas, and he double, he tend to double check most of the changes we do on the CI port. So that's really cool. Because here the purpose is either to use the right size of the infrastructure or maybe to optimize the way we trigger jobs. I mean, every idea is. Yeah. We already have a set of seven issues that can be taken in the coming weeks that will for sure decrease the cost. And we already worked during the past 10 days on elements that will have a direct impact. Why do we are a good last question regarding the costs? While we are discussing Amazon costs, I would like to continue the discussion about packages that are your machine. Because, yeah, because of muscle packages that are you is the machine which hosts to the service updates touching in the package that you know, and we hope the Jenkins yet or which is deprecated. As a reminder, this machine is not synchronized with puppet anymore. So it became a snowflake. And because we are looking at the cost on Amazon. We also know that that machine is just oversized. So we can either reduce the size of the machine or just move it to a different cloud provider. So we are looking at the costs. The cost of the machine is not that much. The cost of the outbound transfer from that machine is a lot. That machine emits 50 terabyte. So I said 50, like 50 terabyte per month of outbound data. Which is almost 4k per month in the AWS. So it does not represent the major cost the Amazon accounts, but the cost is significant to find a better solution for that service. So we started looking at it with Damien. Sorry, yeah. So, so this machine is today a snowflake. And in the future we'd like it to be. We could consider separating the services out. That's one of the idea. Oh, that's one of the idea. The reason for that is because that machine is really critical for the Jenkins project because that's where we package artifacts. We are currently maintaining mostly by hands, which is, I mean, that's really comfortable. And it's represented costs. So just to give an idea because of the because of the network bandwidth that's happened on that machine. We have to use a pretty big machine. Like 62, 64. She get better from a country member. But in the end it's many an Apache machine. So the machine is just way oversized for what it's doing, except it's the network bandwidth. So we definitely have some optimization to do there. On top of, yeah, better managing it. So that's something that will start looking the coming weeks want to see how we can improve. But it's always, it's all related to the medicine costs. Next topic that I think Damien put in the agenda, which is traffic ingress controller. So we had some recent activities and that were just if Peterson was interested to contribute to the increased resources that we use on the Jenkins infrastructure projects. As Damien mentioned, I think we'd be better to start with a private ingress controller. I think it's, it's something that would be nice because we have to update ingress resources anyway for the next major upgrade. Damien, Damien, if I'm wrong. But so yeah, that's something that you have to do now because it's, it's mandatory for the next. I mean, maybe not yet for the month, it's not yet mandatory, but it will be needed to for the 20s version 1.22, which is coming. That's a topic that have been proposed by Olivia and Joseph at the beginning of the year. But since Joseph had a lot of a lot of bandwidth or already taken and because that change does not map to direct feature to our end users, it will be more. It's a kind of investment in the future to make us more portable in Kubernetes area because traffic has less specific annotation, even with the new ingress model, you still have specific items by using traffic will have something that costs less in terms of resources that should ease our way of managing let's encrypt certificate and should help us if we have to switch Kubernetes implementation. But it's only investment and it does not provide something really useful. That's why we never prioritized and if Joseph, so Joseph was unable to attend the meeting today, but if Joseph is willing to work on that, that could be a cool contribution. So the idea is to let him work and see if we have a nice outcome and we are able to switch from engineering to traffic at least for the private ingress, meaning every services behind the VPN for us. That will be the next milestone and we can do a retrospective once we are there. So as a reminder, I just want to show what we mean by updating the engineering resource resources. So let's take this one. I think we have ingress templates here and ingress. So it's not really useful. Not as much as I wanted to show you, but we are still using the old annotation for the ingress resource and we have to update to the new one anyway. So we can take that opportunity to switch to traffic. That's the idea. We are currently running communities 1.19. We have an upgrade to 1.20 coming pretty soon. The thing is this annotation, this structure, this ingress resource is deprecated in version 1.22. So that's what I mean by, I mean we have to work on it sooner than later. Yeah, it's not completely deprecated as I understand. It's the version of the API that allows additional objects next to the ingress. But the ingress rule still exists. It's just it might change on its structure and it's a breaking type change. Okay. Next topic that I put to the agenda. I'm not sure if it's something that should be discussed here or during the governance meeting, but considering the recent priority change, I'm just wondering if we should just update the roadmap to highlight the work that we need to do on the Amazon accounts. And also something that we thought I forgot to mention regarding the Amazon accounts. We need to reduce the cost. That's one of the things that we need to do, but there is a second thing which is transfer that Amazon account to the CDF because right now that account is maintained by CloudBees. So CloudBees is paying the bill, which means that in order to access that account, you need to be a CloudBees employee. So it's not really convenient to collaborate with non-CloudBees employees on that account. And CloudBees is interested to not be responsible for that account anymore as well. So that's why it will become a priority for us. And a special thanks to RV and Mark for updating the roadmap with items that have been done in the past months or being done. So thanks because that's an important way of communicating outside. And we thought that you forgot about doing that in the past months. So thanks for that. That's really important. Next topic is about trading issues. So we have quite a lot of issues in the JIRA projects. We started this week. I mean, we started several weeks ago, but more this week closing all tickets. So if you have some time, that's really useful to just go to the open ticket and just close those that are not relevant anymore. Yeah, we are closing as much as we can. But we still have a lot to do. And still the issue, the big, we got access to the GitHub issues. So we have access to the beta GitHub issues. So we cannot have a project across a week. I mean, that was a really good case in the past, but we just have access to more feature. I'm not really familiar with the new features. So I still have to play a little bit with that. But yeah, if you are comfortable with it, some feedback would be greatly appreciated. And also under issue 3-H something that Olivier and I discussed this morning is that we saw we use and we still have a lot of support like issue from end user that ends up on the infra projects in JIRA, mostly because we don't really provide on JIRA to a user opening a new issue. An easy pass that's clearly underlined that infra project is only aimed at Jenkins infrastructure. That's why most of the users might end up here, for instance, with the recent project being put on the top of the drop-down when creating an issue. If a user visited a few hours ago an infra issue, then the next creates form will direct them to infra. So if anyone has the skills or knowledge on JIRA to help us on something we could do on that, that will help a lot the issue 3-H and that will help a lot people opening issues because most of the time they have to wait for us to pick the issue and see it. So there could be an improvement there for our end users that report issues there. Yeah, most of the time we have a lot of people opening issues that are not, I mean, which have that have nothing to do with infra. And from time to time we see someone who's, I mean, knowledgeable about the Jenkins project and still open issues in the wrong project. So that's why we are thinking that maybe it's not, I mean, clear enough. The last topic that I have to the agenda, so which is I saw a lot of discussions about Algolia and Docksearch. There is something that I don't understand because Algolia is sponsoring the Jenkins project for plugins that Jenkins.io. So we have like 1000 credits that we can use and it's using the plugins that Jenkins.io. But how does that work for Jenkins.io? Yeah, so they're two very different approaches and for very, for what I think are valid reasons that they are different. Algolia offers a product to open source projects called Docksearch. And that product will index a site and then all the open source project does is inserts a JavaScript snippet into their pages and that makes the search accessible. So we didn't even have to have an account with Algolia in order to use their Docksearch. And in fact, we don't have any control over their Docksearch configuration directly. They decide how it's done and they decide what they index it set to. What we did today was open a support ticket to see if they're willing to extend what it could, what it indexes. Okay, that makes sense. Now plugins.jankins.io is different and they recommended actually that it remain different. They recommended it be different because plugins.jankins.io is largely data driven and because it's data driven, a text-based indexing system isn't as effective. We need the ability to tune it. And so Gavin maintains that and does a very good job of watching the search results when we get a high hit rate on missed searches, he'll tune it to assure that people who ask that question get an answer. Okay, thank you. So while I was in the Algolia accounts, I just invited Tim and Elvin this morning. So we have more people there. Well, I'd love to have more people looking at the search results. I've been reading them each month when Gavin sends them out and it's good insights that are offered by their search engine. What kind of information do we have there? I must admit that I don't often go to that interface. Any last topic that you want to discuss? The Algolia site will only show us plugins, right? So you will see this here, but it only shows plugins and already on plugins, we easily use half of our allowed quota every month. So it's actually, we're making very good use of it. Which is great. It is. It's really, it's been an excellent result for us and I think for Jenkins users. The user to the search. Yeah, so that allows us to know, yeah, it's pretty cool. Well, it reminds us things like how we should keep investing in documentation on those, some of those key top items, Docker and Kubernetes. And so it's worth it. Absolutely. Awesome. Thanks for your time. Then I propose to stop the meeting here. Have a great weekend. Bye.


I have many comments to make about Mr. Donald Trump, but after all, he is the duly elected president by the American people, so we respect their collective decision. And as far as Mr. Trump's relationship with Japan is concerned, I would say he's a good president. The good president in my definition, in our definition, is someone who prioritizes on security affairs rather than economic affairs. Who doesn't make abrasive economic demands? And so far, thanks to the help of three generals, especially Mr. Mattis, Mr. Trump, is perceived as a good president for Japan. On the other hand, if I can be blunt, we are a little bit disappointed with the inaction of President Obama in Asian theater, which we believe has emboldened China's ambition to go outward, especially its expansionary maritime strategy towards Southeast China Sea, East China Sea, and to the Pacific. We have been always protected and supported by the defense people in Washington more than any other group else. And so we still feel that we are in the good hands of the wisdom of those defense clans. As far as the economic aspect is concerned, yes, Mr. Trump did walk out of TPP. But Japan, as you know, has started to coalesce around the remaining 11 members to form TPP-11, which, if everything goes smoothly, we will come to a near conclusion by the end of this year, at which point we hope the United States will reconsider its position. For one thing, for instance, American farmers will be at a very disadvantageous position if the United States does not come in. According to TPP, our final tariff, for instance, on beef will be 9%, which the Australians will enjoy, of course, whereas if the United States doesn't come in, they will be taxed at 38% the current rate. So if they don't come in quickly, the Japanese market will be swept by Australian beef. Mr. Trump's or the United States' most serious concern is North Korea. It is the same thing for Japan. It is our highest national security agenda. The problem is that this young, reckless, erratic dictator almost coming to the point of acquiring ICBMs capable of reaching the continental United States with nuclear warheads. The pace of the preparation is very, very impressive. This year alone, young Kim Jong-un has shot 15 missiles, including the failed ones. And since he came to power, he shot 94 missiles, as compared to what his father and grandfather did during the 25 years turn, 61 missiles shot. And the pace with which Mr. Kim Jong-un is experimenting has been speeding up. I think the international sanctions has at last come to take effect, slowly but steadily. And Mr. Kim Jong-un, before he is completely choked economically, has to have the weapons in his hand. That's my personal thinking. Of course, he aims to have these weapons in order to have the subsequent negotiations as a nuclear state with the United States at an advantageous conditions. But my conjecture is that he has further ambitions of unifying the peninsula, the abortive dream of his respectful grandfather, so that he will be able to say, hey, United States, don't you intervene this time? You know what will happen if you do this time. Mr. Abe and Mr. Trump are in very good terms. As a matter of fact, they are playing golf together tomorrow. And I think Mr. Abe's role is to stand by President Trump because this nuclear problem with North Korea will be a long, long game. After North Korea has acquired a de facto nuclear status, we will have to beef up our retaliatory capability at a massive scale as a means of deterring their temptation to use those weapons and also to build a credible missile defense system. And I think we will have to spend long time before they are coming to a normal state. Thank you.


This video is going to be the first in a series of videos. I'm going to do on adding vectors now in order to properly add vectors In the easiest way to add vectors I find is using the quadrant system and what I mean by a quadrant system is this thing here I've got this guy divided into four spots hence the quadrant now I'm just going to go over some characteristics of the quadrant and then the next video I'll start talking about converting from one form to another and the next one will be another form to another and then We'll get into the addition of the vectors Now in our quadrant system we have four quadrants. We have one two three four and they are labeled as such Here I've got quadrant number one quadrant number two Quadrant number three and quadrant number four now we have them kind of backwards they go in a counterclockwise direction You'll see here. That's because vectors when they rotate and we'll talk about this later on But they rotate in a counterclockwise direction So that I'm going to label them this way one two three four Now when we're dealing with these quadrants We it's very important that we understand the angles that we're dealing with now I'm going to start right here and say that this point right here is angle zero up here is angle 90 So in quadrant one we are dealing with angles between zero and 90 degrees Quadrant two is between 90 and 180 So again quadrant two is going to deal with angles between 180 and 90 so 90 and 180 and then so on and so on We've got 180 and 270 270 and 360 so that's the angles that's going to be very very important as we move on in this Now as we're looking at the system here, it's very important that we understand how the polarities work in each quadrant Now just as a quick refresher for this quadrant system We're gonna talk about the X in the y-axis X axis is anything that runs this way Horizontally y-axis is anything that runs vertically. We have a part here where the intersect We're going to call that our point of origin Now anything that is to the right of the point of origin is gonna be positive Anything that is to the left of the point of origin is going to be negative Anything that is above the point of origin is going to be positive and anything that is below the point of origin is going to be negative, so when we're dealing with quadrant number one, we can see that we are dealing with something that is in this quadrant here and this quadrant here, on my x-axis it's positive, on my y-axis it's positive, therefore x is positive and y is positive. This will make more sense as we throw some numbers at it in our next video. Now if we look at quadrant number two, we're dealing with a quadrant where the x is negative, it's on the left hand side of the point of origin, but the y is still above the point of origin. So our x is negative and our y is positive. In quadrant number three, my x is negative because we are to the left and my y is below the point of origin, so x is negative, y is negative. And to sum things up in, not sum things up to be talking about quadrant number four, I see that I am to the right, so my x is positive, but I'm still below the point of origin, so my y is negative. So that's how we work out the quadrant system. Again, we have four quadrants, one, two, three, four. This quadrant is anywhere between 0, 90, 90, and 180, 180, 270, 270, 360. And then we have our polarities, positive, positive. This one here is negative, positive, negative, negative, positive, negative. And that's how the quadrant system works. In the next video, we'll discuss what happens when we throw some numbers at these things, and we're going to start converting from what's called polar to rectangular.


G'day! My name is Arndt Tobias Ödegorch. I will be presenting the paper very highly extractable one-way functions and their applications to subversion serial knowledge. The paper accepted to ASICRIV 2021. My co-authors are Prasoudi Fauzi, Helger Lyfma, Jan Ossim and Gerhard Seilens. So I'll start by giving some intuition about the setting we're in and the problems we're trying to solve. So non-interactive proofs is a nice primitive to have in photography. So we're in a setting where the prover cat, who knows the statement X, as well as some private witness W, which certifies that X is the true statement, wants to convince the verifier white cat about the truth of this statement without revealing its witness to the white cat. So what we would like to do is that the prover cat calls some algorithm proof on the statement and the witness, and outputs a proof pi and sends this to the verifier cat. The verifier cat can then check is this proof I should accept or reject using some verify algorithm. And so we want this system to have some desirable properties, namely completeness, soundness and serial knowledge. So completeness is saying that if the prover cat is behaving honestly, so it creates a valid proof from the statement and the witness, then this should be accepted by the verifier cat. Soundness states that if the prover cat is being dishonest, so it's trying to prove something that's not true, then it should not be accepted. And serial knowledge is finally saying that the proof reveals nothing more than the fact that the statement is true, and importantly does not reveal anything about the witness used. Now, certainly this does not exist in the plain model, it's a non-impossibility result. So you need to bypass this somehow, and one way to do this is to work in the CRS model, or common reference string model. So this is a model where the prover and the verifier share some common reference string generated by a trusted third party, and use this to do the proving and the verification of the statement. So then you can get non-interactive serial knowledge or NISIC in the CRS model. So in this case we can actually achieve completeness, soundness and serial knowledge as long as the third party that generated the CRS was behaving honestly. So this relies on a trusted third party, but they do not really exist in the real world. So in case the third party is not trusted, it's good for nothing cat that is in conflict with the other two cats, is it still possible that we can achieve some guarantees? So that is the basis of our paper. So what can we now achieve if we allow for the CRS to be subverted by this third party? So if we require that both soundness and serial knowledge should remain in the case where the CRS is subverted, aka we have properties of subversion, soundness and subversion, serial knowledge, this is impossible. And similarly if we adjust one subversion, soundness, but ordinary serial knowledge, so we let the serial knowledge property go if the CRS was subverted, this is still impossible. It is possible to get subversion, soundness and a privacy-preserving property, known as subversion-witness-instinguishability, which is essentially saying that even if the CRS is subverted, no adversary can tell two proofs of the same statement, but with different witnesses apart. So we will not focus on that in this paper. Our focus will be on subversion, serial knowledge and soundness. So if the CRS is maliciously generated, even in this case, the serial knowledge property should remain. The soundness property will hold if the CRS was honestly generated, but will fail or might fail if the CRS is maliciously generated. And so the key question of our paper is under which assumptions can subversion, serial knowledge be achieved? That is the fundamental question that we try to answer in this paper. Our lab gives a slightly more proper definition of subversion, serial knowledge, NISIX. It consists of five main algorithms and has three main defining properties. So the algorithms are a generate CRS algorithm, a prove algorithm to prove statements, verify algorithm to verify statements and proofs, a verify CRS algorithm to verify that the CRS is of the correct form and a simulate algorithm which is part of the mathematical definition of serial knowledge. It's an algorithm which is able to create real looking proofs based on knowing just the statement, but also some additional information like a trapdoor, but importantly not the witness to the statement. The defining properties are completeness and soundness we've seen before. Subversion, serial knowledge is the new one here. So suppose there is some cat which generates the CRS, then it should be possible to extract by examining this cat a trapdoor that you can use to simulate proofs that should look indistinguishable from real proofs. So again the simulator does not know the witness and the proof outputted by the simulator looks like a real proof, so the real proofs cannot depend on the witness in any serious way. So that brings me to our contributions in this paper. So we define a new primitive which is a variant of an old primitive. So it's a verifiably extractable one-way functions. We give some constructions of this primitive to show how constructions in the literature satisfy our definition. And then we construct some CKNesics from this verifiably extractable one-way functions or Bayoff's. Not just from this we require some additional primitives. And finally we construct Bayoff's from sub-CKNesics under certain conditions. So we really show that there is a strong connection between Bayoff's and sub-CKNesics. So Bayoff's are very tightly related to the assumptions needed to have security of a sub-CKNesics. I'll now define verifiably extractable one-way functions. So a function f is a Bayoff if it satisfies the following three properties. So it should be one-way, so given an image of the function it should be hard to output a pre-image of the function or a pre-image of that image under the function. It should be extractable. So if an adversary outputs an image of f there exists an extractor which outputs a pre-image of y. And this extractor should have access to the adversary and its inputs and auxiliary inputs. If we just have these first two conditions we have the extractable one-way function which is a non-primitive in the literature. It dates back a long way. It was formalized by Kenneth the anecdote. So we add on the final condition of image verifiability. So it should be efficient to check if some y belongs to the image of f or not. And this should be publicly checkable based on only public information, no secrets. And we have some constructions of Bayoff's. So we have constructions in a restricted model but then you can use delegation schemes. And some clever ideas. This is based on work by Petanski, Kenneth the Penetran-Rosen 2016. It turns out that their construction of an extractable one-way function turns out to be verifiable as well. We can get Bayoff's from knowledge of exponent assumptions with pairings. So if f of x is equal to g to the x and g to the x squared there is a knowledge assumption which says that the only way to do this is essentially to know x a.k.a. if any adversary outputs a tuple of this form then there must be an extractor which can output x. So the pre-image of the function. And the pairings, so if you have symmetric pairings in this group you can actually verify that a tuple is of the correct form. Knowledge soundnessics are another way to get verifiably extractable one-way functions. So this is not quite correct but the idea is that the function takes some statement and some witness and outputs a proof of this statement and this witness. And here you rely on NISICS with an additional stronger soundness property known as knowledge soundness which is essentially saying that in order to produce a valid proof you must know a corresponding witness. And the verification here is done by the verify algorithm that's in the NISICS itself and the one-way property holds because of zero knowledge. And finally we have a sort of neat heuristic signature of schemes so the idea here is that if someone is able to create a valid signature they should really know the secret key. Now it's sort of not to work in a certain number of cases like you can see that it's not possible to do the extraction but in certain other circumstances this seems to give a reasonable candidate for verifiably extractable one-way function. So this is not provable based on concrete provable assumptions this is more of a heuristic to create candidate layoffs. It's time to see how we can connect sub-CKNISICS and layoffs. So we get two generic constructions of sub-CKNISICS so we achieve the same sub-CKNISICS property as BFS 16, first bar 18 and ALS Z21 from any layoff. So we have a generic construction based on generic assumptions which in our view better highlights which assumptions are really needed in this case as opposed to the concrete constructions of these three papers. Not that there is anything wrong with those constructions but for our purposes we think that our construction adds some value. So our constructions follow a fairly straightforward approach so they use the FLS approach which is that you add an image Y of a layoff F to the CRS and then you prove with witness insignificability that you either know a witness to the statement or you know a pre-image of Y. Since given just Y it's hard to find the pre-image any successful prover should know a witness. And similarly for the subversion serial knowledge since the CRS generator was able to output an image Y of F the extractor can extract a pre-image and use this as a simulation tractor. And here is important that we have the image verifiability because we need to verify that the CRS is correctly formed. So if we did not have this we would not achieve subversion serial knowledge. So both constructions follow this follow this approach but with some slight tweaks. And then finally we show that the CRS generation algorithm of a sub-CKNISIC is a payoff. Now note this is under certain assumptions on the NISIC. We will not get it in all cases for all languages but for a large class of sub-CKNISICs the CRS generation algorithm is a payoff. That brings us to the conclusion what did we learn today. So the paper defines the new primitive verifiably extractable one-way functions. We show how to construct this primitive from various assumptions and we show how this primitive relates to subversion serial knowledge NISICs. Now there are a number of open questions left here are just two of them. Are there other uses of payoffs? I mean we've used it for sub-CKNISICs are there other uses where this would be interesting? And can they be constructed from other assumptions? So yes we have some constructions from some assumptions are there other ones out there? Thank you very much for watching. If you want to see more details please read the full paper over at the print.


Hey guys, my name is Sonali welcome back to my channel today I'm gonna be teaching you guys how to be a vlogger and I'm gonna share some of my secret tips and tricks I kind of just wrote random things and I also asked you guys to ask me questions on a little short video that I made So I will be doing like a little Q&A part if I don't answer the questions in my notes that I have written down So let's get started the first thing I want to cover is should you actually make a vlog channel? Is it worth your time? Is it worth your money type thing? You really need to decide if you're in it for the right reasons and you know You always hear this on the bachelor and the bachelorette, but I'm telling you guys now it is very time-consuming and Sometimes a little bit stressful Obviously, it's fun if you enjoy it, but you have to make sure you enjoy it I think vlogging is so awesome not only to share, you know Your life and your experiences with others but to have them for yourself to look back on sometimes I find myself binge watching some of my old vlogs because it's similar to watching home videos just like reliving those memories So I think that's a really cool part about it And honestly, I wish I started vlogging a lot sooner because I love just looking at those blogs and it always makes me smile So if you're a sentimental person like me, maybe that is something you could look into starting So personally, I don't have a separate vlog channel and I don't plan on making one just because I like to have it All on one channel So maybe decide that from the start Are you only going to be making vlogs or are you going to be making advice videos lifestyle videos? And do you want that on a separate channel because it would stuff to have like 50 vlogs on your main channel and then start a vlog channel and Not have all those vlogs like transferred onto there because there's no way you can transfer a video onto another channel Unless you like upload it again, I would just kind of be inconvenient So from the start you need to decide whether you're gonna have two separate channels or one channel a pro to having one Channel for it is that you will have all the followers that watch your main videos And you won't feel it disconnect from your main channel viewers from your vlogging viewers because they're kind of the same But I feel like people that have like a second channel always say like oh you guys don't really know me If you don't watch my blogs, you know So that's just kind of like another thing that they have to do like go to their vlog channel subscribe to that and get to Know them more so that's like a big pro in my eyes of having it all on one channel So when you start off, I really really highly recommend Having at least five videos already up before you start promoting your channel because maybe your friends family and even some random people on Instagram will click the link and be like oh this is cool But like maybe they aren't getting like sucked in enough if that makes sense So you need to provide more content so that they will subscribe Vlogs are a lot more personal they take you through an everyday life-typing or maybe an experience to show you what that was like It's definitely way more personal than one of these high produced high quality videos So I would recommend having a few of your first videos be something like a get to know me type thing So maybe you can do 50 facts about me or something of that matter So that your viewers can write off the bat know who you are and kind of get a feel for your personality Your channel should always always grow with you So if you're in high school, maybe you're doing high school videos Experiences showing them like your weekend in my life So maybe if you make a tutorial for prom or something like that But when you get to college, you should definitely try to like switch over because that's a new niche for you to work on This applies to all sorts of channels So it's not only vlog channels, but I just think if you're 24 years older something like that You should be doing videos more geared to your age group because remember your viewers grow with you So if you're 18 sharing stuff about getting into college those subscribers are probably 18 as well And they're gonna grow with you. So as you grow up, maybe you like mature your content This also does not apply to vlog channels only But it's okay not to go with the trendy videos that everyone's making try to make your channel different And I think the biggest advice I can tell you guys is to find your niche I feel like I've talked about this maybe in a blog maybe in a live stream before But I personally found my niche in college videos sorority videos and just sharing my experience to help others in that situation So they can be more prepared than I was so now that I know that I get a lot of interaction on those blogs I make more blogs about college stuff and about sororities and Greek life and stuff like that So just make sure you kind of track your progress and look at your analytics sometimes So you guys have probably heard this a lot of times that YouTubers will be like you guys don't see everything We only put out like 15 minutes of our day type thing and that is so true because Obviously you want to always look happy on camera You don't want to bring anyone else down with you if you're having a bad day So I think it's really important to know when to not shove the camera in someone's face or even your own If you're having a bad day if you're in a bad mood Maybe just continue the vlog the next day because that's happened to me so many times where I think I'm gonna have an adventurous day And then I just get in a bad mood something happens And then I'm like honestly like I don't need to blog this right now I don't need to fake my happiness and I can just continue the vlog tomorrow and everything will be okay So that way I'm not faking anything I'm just not showing you guys the bad parts in my life if that makes sense And I know I said vlog channels are more personal than main channels But it doesn't mean you're forced to share your hard times through life You can definitely not show that and that is all up to you It's whatever you feel comfortable with another thing is to be unique And that's really where you're gonna stand out from all these vloggers nowadays You might think that using the same song or title transition is gonna get you as many subscribers As the youtuber you're trying to copy but trust me That's not how you do it you need to be unique and find your own style Obviously, it's okay to get inspiration from other youtubers, but just don't copy them personally for me I get weirded out if like two youtubers kind of use the same songs if that makes sense like for example Everyone uses Casey Neistat's music and I probably used like two of his songs too But like they'll literally search like Casey Neistat music vlogs And that's like just not the way to go about it if you hear a song and Casey Neistat's vlog And then you hear it in someone else's blog You're just gonna think of Casey Neistat and just be like oh like they're copying them Or just not think of the youtuber as a unique person You're just gonna kind of merge them into every other youtuber. So be unique is what I'm trying to say I'm definitely guilty of this next one But sometimes I only vlog in the car and I won't take my vlog camera out in the store in public because one I forget which is the main reason and two I'm maybe embarrassed Maybe I think of vlogging, but I'm just like maybe not here Maybe it's an open store and you're just like kind of uncomfortable vlogging But I think it's so important just to get as much footage as you can out of the car Because I personally don't enjoy like the car vlogs as such as I do the vlogs that actually take me in Public or show me around your city or show me what you're doing outside of your car And I get that there's this new trend of doing car vlogs like that's totally okay Because they actually have topics to talk about but if you're just like driving to places and you're like Okay, I'm going to target and you don't take us in target like girl I wanted to see what you've got in target. You know what I mean? Trust me It will make a big difference in your vlogs if you have that type of content and not just car vlogging content and another tip to go along with that if you have friends around you Make sure they hold you accountable whenever I'm in the car going to like the beach or something I tell them don't forget to tell me to vlog when I get there because sometimes I will forget and they will Remember if you both forget you're shut out a lot But most of the time one person will remember get a tripod for your vlogging camera because you can hold It by the legs and it actually makes it a little bit more stabilized Then just holding the camera itself with your hands and also by getting a tripod You can set it down wherever you want and you can get like cool Timelapses or just set it down and talk to the camera and not have to make a makeshift tripod wherever you are So going into cameras. I use the Sony a5 100. I love this camera so much I'm pretty sure the first vlogging camera I had was a Canon G7 X. I'm pretty positive about that I just personally didn't see anything great about it. The Sony a5 100 actually has interchangeable lenses So for example, one of mine is a wide lens and the other one is just like a little tighter of a lens with a blurrier background So for just casual talking parts, I'll usually use my wide-angle lens, but for the more cinematic shots I will use my tighter lens with the blurrier background the Sony a5 100 actually comes with a kit lens itself And it's really awesome. It actually does blur the background a little bit But I got one that just blurs it a little bit more just because I'm you know obsessed with that blur Who isn't really sometimes if I am carrying around my Canon 70d on my neck just for taking pictures It's easier to use that lens on there than switching my lens on the vlogging camera So sometimes I will use that one for my art to your shots So now you guys might be feeling a little bit intimidated because I threw all those lenses and camera names that you guys But if you don't have a camera that you can use for vlogging It's not a big deal The newer iPhones have really good quality on the back of the cameras the front camera not so much But you can definitely still use it when I was starting to get into vlogs I personally use my iPhone 2 and then when I realized I actually want to do it more consistently I took that next step and rewarded myself to buy an actual vlogging camera I'm such an impulse buyer. So if I want to start a vlogging channel that day I go out and get a camera that day, but the thing is sometimes it's a phase So maybe that day I wanted to start a channel, but like a month later I'm over it then you might have just wasted all that money on a camera and it might be past the return deadline Obviously having a camera is awesome Even if you're not using it for vlogging you can use it for pictures and all that stuff So it's not a complete waste, but you get what I mean I personally think music and blogs is so important. It brings the feels to your blogs It gives you your blogs meaning and it just brings it all together and it just makes it a lot more cinematic I used to search instrumental versions and just non copyrighted songs, but then I found this awesome website This is not sponsored at all. It's called epidemic sounds and there is a monthly payment It might be like $15 or something like that and you might think that's crazy But for me it's something that I use on the daily basis So you can get unlimited song downloads for $15 a month Which I think is a really good deal because they have such cool selections like they actually have like albums for YouTube halls or YouTube pranks or YouTube vlogs or travel videos They have it all sectioned off already to go so it's easier for you to go in and pick your music I also think it's important to switch up your songs and get new music every now and then Because if you use the same instrumental music in every single vlog It's just a little too much and kind of zones me out to be honest And even if you're a beauty guru just wanting some beats in the background for your tutorial It's still important to get new and updated music because it's so easy to tell if you're using the same song in every tutorial And then that kind of like loses the interest of the viewer just because she's heard it so many times And it feels like she's watching the same video over music definitely brings emotion into these clips So if you're vlogging about a road trip, maybe you'll pick more like Fulky music or something like that just to tie in the emotion Or if you're doing travel videos, maybe you'll pick a song with a cool beat drop to showcase your best clip Really quick I wanted to talk to you guys about b-roll and kind of give you the definition of it B-roll is the extra footage captured to enrich the story You're telling and to have greater flexibility when editing instead of featuring only talking heads on video You want to have other images you can cut away to that will add dimension to your story Maybe you guys can tell from my summer vlogs that I have been adding a lot more b-roll than I used to And I really think it's kind of changed my game of vlogging because It definitely adds a more cinematic feel so with that being said It's really important for you to shoot to edit and what I mean by that is if you're going to a restaurant You know, you're gonna have a bomb ass meal Maybe you want to do a really cool slow-mo clip of your meal and your significant others meal And maybe them eating and maybe the ambiance of the restaurant All those clips will help you tell your story a little bit better rather than just saying the food is really good Here's my steak k bye. I think it's so much more entertaining If you say that you're having a really good meal then show your really good meal in an artsy way And you might feel a little bit weird doing this in public, but trust me It's so worth it when you get those slow-mo clips and you can add it to your vlog It just adds so much with that being said you don't need b-roll to have a great vlog Make sure you stay relatable too. I mean your life doesn't have to be Super crazy and adventurous every day people want to relate to you People want to see you have those lazy days and you can even make b-roll pouring your coffee or just editing on your computer Sometimes so it's awesome to have those adventurous days, but just make sure to stay relatable when editing Know how loud is too loud I use final cut pro and when i'm actually going into edit you can see the audio on the clip And if it shows like yellow patches on the audio that means it's way too loud And when you export it to youtube it might have like some buzzing noises and sound just really weird So usually i'll select all the clips and just bring it down to negative like Three four or five just in case I just want to make sure that I don't hurt anyone's ear drums if they're wearing headphones or anything Also when you're adding music to the vlogs it's important to fade it in and fade it out because if you go from a talking part To really loud music. It's just gonna blast your ear drums Especially when you're wearing headphones and you might lose interest in the video So it's very important to keep the flow and sometimes you'll notice this on youtubers videos Maybe at the end of their video They'll have an end card and they'll have subscribed to me a picture of them and then like social media icons And their music just like blasts in your ear and it's so loud It's because they didn't fade it in and out and bring it down a little bit So just make sure to keep the music at the same volume or close to it as your talking clips Sometimes I even make my music a little bit lower than my talking clips just to be safe So that's all of the notes that I have written down So we can get into some of the questions that you guys commented on my video Some of these questions I actually did answer already so i'm not going to add them in But let's get started with Is it hard to vlog in public and then another one is tips on vlogging in public? Yes, it is extremely hard to vlog in public But whenever I do I always try to say do it for the vlog and might have like a hundred times while I'm doing it Because I do get embarrassed sometimes But it is so worth it when you do have that footage in public because it just makes it a little bit more real And tips on vlogging in public if you are in a store with a lot of aisles For example target go in an island vlog not in like an open space where everyone can see you That's what I usually do and sometimes I tend to whisper on my blogs Which I really need to stop just make sure you are using a normal voice like even if it seems like you're talking to yourself Like just like Fake it on the phone for a little bit. Maybe I don't know and a piece of advice I have for vlogging in public is just to play it off cool If you think it's awkward then everyone around you is going to think it's awkward So just play it cool be confident about it And if somebody does ask you are you like videotaping that be like, yeah, I am I'm I'm vlogging it Just be confident about it and you'll forget they even asked What is a good editing software to use for starting out for max and other types of computers? So I So when I started my youtube channel, I had a max So I don't really know what the other video editing softwares are for other computers, but for max Please please use iMovie at least for the first year or so of you getting into video editing It's really not worth it to spend $300 on final cut pro If you're just going to be doing like simple cuts and adding music and stuff like that And if you are vlogging really constantly for maybe like six months or like a year or something And you know, you're going to continue to vlog then maybe reward yourself with final cut pro I'm pretty sure I use iMovie for like the first two years or so and both of the softwares are pretty similar I just kind of taught myself or looked up youtube tutorials on how to do certain things Next is does your arm ever hurt from holding up the camera for so long? And yes it for sure does especially when i'm just holding the camera itself But when I am holding the camera from its tripod legs, it tends to like not hurt as much So again, I recommend that tripod because it will save you some pain So the last question is how do you decide what to edit out of your vlogs and what to keep in When you are putting all of this content out on the internet It's important that you keep your brand protected and that you portray yourself in the best light So for example, if your friend makes a really bad joke Then you need to edit that out because you don't want other people just assuming things or just commenting bad things and getting hate for that And some people choose not to cuss in their vlogs, but I do keep it real with you guys I feel like a lot of my viewers are of my age or older So they kind of can relate and like everyone cusses so and then sometimes I do edit out some things that are just like Not vlog worthy like sometimes I'll just be talking in my bed for like literally 10 minutes straight And then I'll just like cut it all out because I'm just like it is not relevant to this vlog No one would want to hear about it. I'm literally just ranting So definitely make sure the clip kind of like pertains to your vlog or it's going to be helpful information for somebody else So I hope you guys enjoyed this video and found it super helpful Do you guys have any more questions about this topic leave them in the comments down below and I'll be sure to answer them So I will see you guys in my next video. Bye guys


Everyone, my name is Rishi Prashad and I'm a Nutrient Management Specialist with Alabama Cooperative Extension System. Today we are standing in a plot here in Wiregrass Station where we are evaluating the amount of nitrogen that is required at side-dress, especially in the cotton systems which have received or which receive poultry litter as a pre-planned application. So typically growers supply 2 to 3 tons of poultry litter but you need to remember that if you are putting too much nitrogen at the side-dress the crop is going to remain in vegetative phase for a longer period of time. So we need to find out or fine-tune that nitrogen that is required at the first score or at the side-dress stage. So here in this plot we applied poultry litter at 2 tons an acre and you can see some of these cotton plants they are much taller and greener than some of these neighboring cotton which did not receive any fertilizer. So we do see some edge here with in regards to application of poultry litter as a starter fertilizer. Definitely some nitrogen phosphorus and potassium was released and the cotton picked it up and now we are planning to apply different rates of nitrogen so we can figure out that at what rate you know you get a good yield, a good growth and the plant doesn't go into a vegetative phase for a longer time period. So that's what we are trying to do here and stay tuned we'll have results at the end of this growing season and we will provide all this information in our production meeting starting next spring season in January. Thank you.


And one Ohio rally, I think this was the Trump rally from last year. You were speaking to somebody who absolutely was adamant about giving Donald Trump credit for the vaccines. But yet you asked him a very important question towards the end. Easiest question. I love this. I do this one all the time. Yeah. So so let's watch this. And then I want you to break this down because this one is so fascinating. Don't give Trump the credit for getting the vaccine out there and rushing it through the market, getting it in there and just like greasing the skids, right? Correct. Are you getting vaccinated? No, I have asthma. I'm at risk with that being said, it's my choice. It's your body, your choice. But with that being said, my constitutional freedoms don't end where your political beliefs start, period. And end of story. What are you going to do about this whole abortion thing? It needs to be abolished. Abortion needs to be abolished. Yes. How often do you see that all the time? Oh, no, all the time, because I at first when I tried it, I said, I was like, let me space this out, right? Just so it's not that obvious as to where I'm going. And then I just then I started we started doing this again and again, and I was like, I don't have to space anything out. I would just and I thought, well, wouldn't it be impressive if I got them to say this in the same breath? Like they just got finished telling me about how Donald Trump is a businessman and he really jumped those bureaucratic hurdles. I'm like, are you vaccinated? Nope. And then they're like, it was a bit too rushed. Yeah, it was a bit too rushed. There's no lag. I don't have to like space out these questions that rapid fire. They're just like, yep. And straight face, too. Like. And then to me, they'll they'll tell. And then like, they'll go right into, you know, this is an experimental vaccine that doesn't have FDA approval.  You know, and you're like, and it has doesn't matter that Trump said he was vaccinated. Doesn't none of that makes a single bit of difference. You know, they don't even they don't even like him any less for saying it. I've been at so many events where he's spoken, said he was vaccinated and they booed him. I honestly think that he was even just saying that just so he had cover.   And they say it like once or something that they have cover so they can refer back to it later and go, you know, I actually did tell people to get vaccinated.  But, you know, there was that one time that where I did say and and people booed me, you know, I'm not afraid to say what's unpopular and stuff. So I'm just like, you know, yeah, it is. OK, so here's a question that I have two two questions about these types of rallies, because you go to a lot of QAnon, anti-vax rallies, Trump rallies. First and foremost, how many times have they given you covid? Because none of them are wearing masks once once. OK, OK, on rally Max Maximilian Clark and I both got covid. It was it was the disaster.  We were fine. His wife, you know, had to go to the ER.  It's like a lot of people are like, I got covid. I was fine. It was like, yeah, well, you know, my friend got it. And his wife, he was fine, but his wife had to go to the ER.   Yeah, we're fine. But yeah, I definitely 100 percent got it from this goddamn QAnon rally. God, that's one thing that I've always wondered. Another thing that I've wondered is how close has anyone come in your view just based on like you filling them out to actually being violent? There was one video in particular. You were in LA at an LA anti-vax rally, and we were watching this on my Twitch stream and everyone in the comments, myself included, we were actually fearful for your physical safety as some of these people really approached you.  You know, he shares these videos and it shows Antifa being violent, right? And they're heavily edited, right? So you look at so what they do is this, they've got it down. So they sort of agitate you to the point where you react, right? They'll sort of get in your face.  And then the second you push the megaphone out of the way, right? Then they have that part on tape of you just going to get up, you know, and then it escalates into a fight. Everyone jumps in. So they, you know, at that rally, at that little anti-vax thing, people were agitating, but it wasn't really going anywhere. It wasn't nothing was happening as a result of it. Because, I mean, my hands are by my sides. I'm not jumping in anyone's face.  So like I'm sort of like, and I go into that with the mindset of, you know what, I really don't need video circulating of me where I'm being violent because at the very worst, these people might know who I am, see me coming and going, all right, this guy, we hate him. But there's never like, there's no violence. There's never me being violent. I mean, they definitely are within their rights to not like me and everything. But, yeah, there's been, I mean, there has been a few times where I'm just like, all right, this is getting a little, a little dodgy. Yeah. You kind of see like the cues where they're puffing up their chest and the way that one guy in particular, the way he approached you kind of from behind from the LA LA anti-vax rally. I was thinking, oh, no, I think that when I was streaming, I'm like, Walter, get out of there. No, this dude is so let's get out of there. Just because, you know, you never know with some of these people, I think a lot of them are just trying to fight. I mean, like part of it has got to be like them finding a group to socialize with who of like-minded individuals, other people, I feel like want to blow off steam. And so it's those people who you really want to look out for. I do want to get to one more video that I have, which is one of my favorites. I feel like this is a classic of yours. And then I have another question followed by this video because this is something that I've been wanting to ask you ever since I found your video. So let's go ahead and watch this. Think about George Soros and Nancy Pelosi designing the banking system for animal crossing. It's ridiculous. It should be done. Exactly. Thank you. What do you think about Nancy Pelosi and George Soros? How they created the banking system and animal crossing? Well, there's scumbags. Quite clearly there's scumbags, 100% absolutely. What do you think about the story that Nancy Pelosi and George Soros designed the banking system and animal crossing? I would absolutely believe it. They've all been behind it, man. Animal crossing needs to be liberated. I'm telling you. Liberate animal crossing. Liberate animal crossing, man. Liberate animal crossing. Come on. I love that so much. He was totally it on it. I like playing around with. So my whole thing is like these people get so angry when you say one thing that they don't hear what's coming next. So, you know, when you say George Soros, Nancy Pelosi, they don't listen to anything that's coming next. So what do you think about how George Soros and Nancy Pelosi did X? They're just going to be like, that's awful, right?  And just sort of playing around. And that's sort of the thing of like you say one thing they don't listen to anything in the sentence, they just react. One of my favorite questions like is like, oh, what do you think about the Democrats plan to have the government take over Medicare? The Democrats government and take over and just get to Medicare.  And it works every and I, you know, I wind up using these jokes again and again, just so people see that this is not isolated. Like I could say that to a hundred other Trump supporters and their reaction is going to be very similar where it's like, they did what, you know, like, even if they know what animal causing because I was like, I was like, what's because I was thinking I was like, I was when I heard that Animal Crossing as a banking system. I was like, oh, this is so good. Yes. Like, you know, he has a banking system. And they designed the banking system.   Once he started shilling for the DNC, I stopped watching. So I definitely won't be hitting the subscribe button or turning on notifications by clicking the bell. No way. It's very sad.