As we discussed in our last section, a new form of Hinduism emerged in Bengal in the late 1800s. Influenced by this movement, artists and performers developed material based on myths from the Hindu epics. One of these was the story of Nalla and Damyanti. And the Calcutta art studio wasn't the only one inspired by the story. In fact, around the same time as this print was produced, a theatrical version of the story was staged. And this production had a very successful run in Calcutta. Curious about this coincidence, Christopher Pinney decided to explore the linkages between chromolithography and theatre. As he read across different forms of visual expressions, he gained some fascinating insights. Let us discuss those here. Theatre gained great popularity in Calcutta around the same time as chromolithography. Amateur plays were performed in the houses of upper class Bengalis and several popular plays were staged in public theatres across the city. The visuals created on stage and those printed on paper sometimes bore a striking resemblance to each other. Like this image of the river Goddess Ganga. The curtains above the goddess appear to be similar to the ones popularly used in theatre of those times. Pinney found that the visual language and narrative styles of many chromolithographs were indeed influenced by theatre. He discovered even more striking overlaps between these two cultural forms. Let us look at one such instance. A hugely successful play in Bengali theatre was Grishchandra Ghosh's Ravan Bad or The Slaying of Ravan. First staged in 1881. The story is from the Ramayana, the Hindu epic written about Ram, the righteous king of Ayodhya. While Ram was serving a period of exile, his wife Sita was kidnapped by Ravan, the king of Lanka. Ram, supported by an army of monkeys, attacked Lanka to rescue his wife and slay Ravan. The final battle scene between Ram and Ravan formed the climax of the play Ravan Bad. This same scene was depicted in a print by the Chore Bagan Art Studio, another of Calcutta's early printing presses. Look carefully at the visual language of this print. Does it not look like we are viewing a scene on stage, seated in the corner of a theatre? The background of the image too looks very much like a backdrop used in a play. Pinney came to the conclusion that the artist of this print had probably attended a performance of the play. Inspired by the play, he created a chromolithograph around the same thing. Not only the content, but also the style of the painting was influenced by what he may have seen on the stage. Following this chain of thought, Pinney arrived at one of his major insights. That there was an informal, perhaps unintended exchange of ideas between printing and theatre. He emphasized that visual language and ideas flow across different forms of expression in a culture. What we see in a two-dimensional static form such as print or painting may well be influenced by a three-dimensional live performance such as a play or a dance. The lesson we learn is that our visual ethnographic enquiry must take into account different forms of visual expression that exist in the context. At this juncture, I would like to draw your attention to an interesting point that emerges from the various examples we have shared. In each of these visuals are not simply mute pictures. They seem to exercise a certain agency, a power over their creators and viewers. As pictures of gods, they act as representatives of divinity. Christopher Pinney terms this as the power of images. He came to recognize this power or rather was made to recognize it early in his career by one of his participants. While he was doing fieldwork in a remote part of central India, Pinney became fascinated by printed images of Goddess Kali. He started collecting all the different prints that he could find in the local shop. One day, one of his participants walked into his room and saw a big role of these prints. He said I was acting in a foolish and dangerous manner because I was not worshipping the images of Goddess Kali every day. He went on to describe about the power of Goddess Kali and how she demanded worship. That was the moment when I realized an image has power or life and force that needs to be properly engaged with. His participant was speaking about the power and meaning invested in pictures of gods. But this idea extends way beyond religious images. Just look at the visuals that surround us in our everyday lives. Advertisements, films, posters, memes, all of these exercise some power over us. They represent and define our desires and aspirations. They shape who we want to be, how we want to be seen by others and ourselves. This suggests that an image or a visual is invested with meaning by those who make them and by those who consume them. The collective meanings associated with an image gives it a certain power over its viewers and makers. So as we research the visual we must try to read images not only through the lens of our participants but also the other way around. We must try to read what images tell us about our participants and their culture. There is another interesting point that emerges from our discussion on researching the visual. That the visual is not only a picture or an embellishment on a surface. It is also an object, a painting, a print, a film or a photograph. These are all things, things that are made sometimes in a home or a studio and sometimes in a factory. They are sold and bought in markets, exchanged as gifts and stored as memories. Some of them are enclosed in frames and put up on shelves, walls or niches. Others are worshipped in homes and offices. And this applies not only to physical images but also digital ones. Think of the memes and gifs we share every day. One of the most important characteristics is that they can be shared or circulated. They are digital in nature, they are of a certain size and in a certain digital format. All of these characteristics make them shareable media. And it is this shareability that gives these images their unique power or agency. This is a point that is made by art historian and researcher Kadri Jen in her work, Gods in the Bazaar. Jen's research too looked at the posters or chromolithographs that are so abundant in our environment. She was intrigued by how these images are to be found in almost every home, shop and offices across the country. And so she trained her lens on the processes by which these images are made and circulated in the market or bazaar. She spent a considerable amount of time observing and examining the production, buying and selling of these images. Kadri Jen's work is particularly interesting because of the methods she uses in her research. Much of her knowledge comes from conversations with those who make and circulate the images. Artists, printers, publishers, sellers and buyers. For her, the prints are not simply visuals enclosed within a frame, but they are objects as posters or calendars as advertisements or merchandise. You can learn more about Kadri Jen's work, her method and the role of ethnography in her research here. Christopher Pinney and Kadri Jen's work shows us that we may look at a similar set of visuals through very different lenses and come to different insights. And that in doing visual ethnography, we learn from the visual and from its context. With this, we close our discussion on researching the visual. From the next section onwards, we will take a detailed look at what it means to research with the visual.


I cannot believe what I just saw. A nominee to the Supreme Court, nominated by Joe Biden, just admitted that she's sorry for and is purposely lenient on pedophiles. Because if they only looked at child porn for 15 minutes, are they really so bad? In comes the internet. On the internet, with one click, you can receive, you can distribute tens of thousands. You can be doing this for 15 minutes. And all of a sudden, you are looking at 30, 40, 50 years in prison. Good. Good. Absolutely good. I hope you are. Good. Allow her to finish, please. I hope you go to jail for 50 years.  So you don't think that's a bad thing. I think that's a horrible thing. That's not what the witness said.


I know I've been making a lot of sourdough videos lately but I know a lot of people are baking these days and since I've made those few videos I've gotten quite a few questions so I figured I'd take a minute here to just address them all at once. So let's get into it. If you're new here my name is Charlie and on this channel I show you how to create delicious food using simple ingredients and techniques so that you can become a more confident home cook. So let's talk sourdough starters. Of course I think you'd find it helpful to watch the entire video but I will leave timestamps in the description below if you're looking for the answers to specific questions. So let's get started. Question number one is why do you use whole wheat flour and is it absolutely necessary? AKA can you make a starter without whole wheat flour? And the short answer is no. Whole wheat flour is not 100% necessary but it definitely does help. As I'm sure you're aware whole wheat flour contains the entire grain wherein white flour that grain is stripped off so the whole wheat flour contains a lot more nutrition which helps the yeast and bacteria to survive. So personally I would recommend at least starting out with whole wheat flour as your starter is getting up and running and then you can gradually transition to white flowers if you prefer once your starter is active. The important thing to remember though if you are using white flour is that you need to use unbleached flour because that bleaching process can get rid of a lot of the natural yeast and bacteria that live on the yeast and help your starter to thrive. I'm actually doing a little experiment back here to test out different types of flowers and how they affect a starter so be sure to keep an eye out for that video coming pretty soon. Question number two is do you need to keep your starter at a specific temperature and what if your room temperature varies throughout the day? So no you don't need to keep your starter at a specific temperature but you do need to become familiar with how your starter behaves in your particular environment. So whether your room is 60 degrees or 80 degrees is going to make a pretty big difference in how quickly your starter rises and falls but both of them will definitely work. In the 60 degree environment you may need to maintain a higher percentage of your starter each day because it's going to rise and fall slower in that colder environment so keeping a higher percentage of your starter will speed up the activity a little bit. Now if your room temperature varies throughout the day that does make it a little bit more difficult but just try to become familiar with generally how quickly your starter rises and falls and assuming the swings and temperature are relatively consistent from day to day you should be just fine. Really you're just looking to make sure that your starter rises and falls in a predictable and consistent way. Once you have an active starter they are actually surprisingly resilient so I wouldn't worry too much about the swings and temperature. Just try to stay consistent with your feeding and use a ratio that allows it to rise and fall within about 24 hours each day. Now question number three what do I do if a liquid forms on top of my starter? So that liquid is known as Hooch and it's just an alcohol that forms on top of the starter as it develops and it's perfectly normal but it does mean that it's time for your starter to be fed. So it usually happens more often within the first few days of getting your starter going but it definitely doesn't mean that you need to get rid of your starter that you did anything wrong. Just go ahead and mix it in and continue to feed your starter as you normally would. Now question number four should I feed my starter every 24 hours or should I try to feed it right when it starts to fall? So technically the best time to feed is when your starter has risen to its maximum height and is just starting to fall but you don't really need to worry about that just feed it every 24 hours and it'll be just fine. With that in mind though you do want to try to get your starter to rise and fall in about 24 hours or as close to it as possible. So for example if your starter is completing its rise and fall cycle within only 12 hours you want to try to use a lower inoculation or in other words maintaining less of your mature starter each day to try to slow down that rise and fall. So for me I keep 25 grams of my starter each day and then feed it with 100 grams of flour and 100 grams of water so that's a 1 to 4 to 4 ratio. And that works perfectly fine for me but you may need to adjust that ratio depending on your particular environment. Like I said those starters are pretty resilient so most people will be perfectly fine just feeding with that 1 to 4 to 4 ratio every 24 hours. Now let's move on to question number six. I followed all of the instructions but my starter still isn't active. What do I do? Well it depends where you're at in the process so if it's only been about a week or two and you're seeing at least some signs of activity I would just continue to feed it as you have been and it should eventually strengthen and become more active. Now if it's been two weeks or more and you're still not really seeing any signs of activity at that point something probably went wrong and you may need to just start over trying with a different type of flour or water. So assuming you're using unbleached or whole wheat flour as I've recommended that's probably not the issue so I would start with checking on your water. If you're using tap water it's possible that it contains high concentrations of chlorine or other treatment chemicals that are killing off your yeast and bacteria. So I'd try switching to filtered water and see if that makes a difference. Keep in mind though tap water should work perfectly fine for most people but it does vary from place to place depending on where you live so it's definitely worth giving filtered water a shot if your starter doesn't seem to be working out. So now question number seven. My starter is either too sour or not sour enough. What do I do? So there's basically two main ways that you can manipulate how acidic your starter is and the first is going to be the temperature that you keep it at. So generally the cooler temperature you store it at the more sour it's going to be because if you remember the starter contains both bacteria and yeast so the yeast is what provides the rise and the bacteria is what provides that sour flavor. So at lower temperatures the yeast activity slows down while that acid producing bacteria remains pretty active so the starter develops a more sour flavor whereas at a higher temperature the yeast will be very active so the starter will rise very quickly before the bacteria really has much time to produce that acid. Now the second factor that affects how sour your starter is is the inoculation percentage so again that's how much starter that you keep each time you feed it so the higher your inoculation percentage the more sour your starter will generally be and of course as you're making bread and working with your actual dough the same principles apply so if you want a more sour loaf you can either use more levan or you can perform your bulk rise or your final rise or both at a lower temperature. Now question number eight which I've gotten quite a bit is what do I do if my starter doesn't pass the float test? So a lot of people put a big emphasis on the float test and while it can be a good indication that your starter is ready to bake with in my experience it's not 100% necessary as long as your starter at least doubles in size and rises and falls consistently it should be fine to bake with. I've baked plenty of successful loaves without my levan passing the float test and to be honest I don't really even bother with it anymore instead I just go based on how much my starter has risen. As you get more experience you'll just be able to tell whether your levan is ready or not. Now the last question is do I have to discard my excess starter? And the answer is yes you do have to remove your excess starter each time you feed it to prevent it from getting larger and larger each time but that doesn't mean you have to get rid of it. Obviously you can bake bread with it but there's a lot other things you can do too. I mean pretty much any baked good that can be made with yeast can also be made with a sourdough starter so you can make pancakes, waffles, bagels, flatbread really anything you can think of. So I hope this video helped y'all and if you want to see my full sourdough playlist which walks you through how to create a successful loaf from start to finish be sure to click that playlist on the bottom right corner of the screen. So there you go I'll see you all in the next one.


Do narcissists know what they are doing to you? Do they realise the negative effects that they are having on you? Do they realise that they have all of these narcissistic tendencies and behaviours? Narcissists cause problems and difficulties in the lives of those who they engage with. They have no care or concern for the damage that they cause or the effects that their behaviour has on the people around them. Their behaviour may often seem counter-intuitive to what they are trying to achieve from you, but they will still continue repeating the same behaviour and receiving the same result. Narcissists are known to have a lack of awareness of their behaviour and the effects that it has on people. They are known to dodge accountability. They are constantly in survival mode. They only engage in self-seeking behaviours because they are only concerned about their own welfare and interests. They will serve their own interests in disregard of the truth or interests of others. They only care about their wants and needs, but they know they can't do this openly.  They can't just tell people that they need everything to be about them. They need everything to revolve around them. They know that most people would not want to be around someone like that. They know that most people are not going to willingly put themselves in that position, and that is why these narcissists have to be covert. They're not going to openly display it because they know that it's not socially acceptable, but they have to make certain that they get whatever they want or need. They have to make certain that the situation always works out in their favour, even if it's not morally right. Even if it's dishonest or insincere, they have to use deceptive and manipulative behaviours to ensure that they are always getting what they want. The narcissist often becomes very controlling when they are trying to avoid experiencing any narcissistic injuries. It makes them have to control everything around them because they cannot deal with failure, so to minimise their risk of failure, they have to mislead you. They have to give you the wrong idea or impression. This is what can often guarantee their success in things where they would normally fail. They have a predatory mindset. They exploit you and make use of situations in ways that might be considered unfair or underhand. They target your weaknesses and vulnerabilities. They will do whatever it takes to win, regardless of the price to be paid or the effort needed. They will go out of their way and dedicate their time and effort to get the result that they want. They will do whatever is needed for them to succeed in any way that is possible and by any available tactics, which is typical behaviour of a narcissist. They are scavengers. They're not going to play by the rules. They're not going to fairly compete because they already know that they are weak and inferior. They know that they are lacking the power to perform. They know that they are not capable of competing against those who have greater power and influence than they do. They know that they're not capable of bouncing back if they were to fail or be defeated. A normal functional person will be able to deal with a loss and they will work on their weaknesses because they realise that until they work on their weaknesses they won't be able to be stronger. They won't be able to feel good about themselves but the narcissist hates their true self. They believe that their true self is what caused all these things to happen to them so they disown that part of them. They don't want anything to do with it anymore. They will ignore any weaknesses associated with their true self by using denial, projection, blame shifting and gaslighting and they will develop more deceptive and evasive tactics which then just makes them even worse and that is why narcissists tend to get worse as they get older because rather than working on themselves and trying to be better they choose to fine tune up a fact they craft a manipulation. They only become more fake and dishonest. They don't work on becoming better or stronger. They just work on becoming better liars and manipulators. They become better at deceiving you. They cannot accept that they are weak. They cannot accept that they are cowards but that's just who they really are and to default on their lies, deception and manipulation. They have to lie and deceive. They have to create this alternate reality because it allows them to exist in a fantasy where they are something that they're not. It calms them down. It reduces their pain and discomfort and helps them to deal with who they really are but it's just a fantasy where they are refusing to acknowledge or accept who they are or what they've become rather than being honest and truthful. They choose to lie to themselves. They choose to live in denial in this alternate reality and they blame others for their failures. They may not know that they are narcissists. They may not even know what a narcissist is but they know why they have chosen to commit to the actions and behaviors that they are displaying to you and the reason why they have chosen to do that is because they are weak and cowardly. They lack the courage and willingness to confront pain, danger and certainty or intimidation. At some point, they made a choice to use these non-confrontational coping mechanisms because they don't want any conflict with who they really are and when you try to confront them on something they have said or done it may seem as though they are running from you but that's just the illusion. In actuality, they are running from themselves because everything you are and everything you stand for reflects a part of them that they don't want to acknowledge or witness but they know what they are doing they are making a conscious choice to ensure that they always win and don't have to deal with failure or loss. It is a choice that they have made in an attempt to get whatever they want whenever they want it because they can't accept that there are going to be failures in life and that you can't always win everything every time you can't always be better than everyone they choose to live in this delusion they choose to run from the reality that they are not always going to be better than everyone they are not always going to get what they want that's just a part of life but they can't accept life in their minds life is unfair life is against them so they create their own version of reality by being deceptive and manipulative they know exactly what they are doing they know that they are fake and dishonest they know that they are lying to you they are fully aware of this but if they were to have any care or consideration for you it would pose a risk to them getting what they want and narcissists are self-serving they are only engaged in self-seeking behaviors they only care about their own welfare and interests so in their minds if life has to be difficult or unfair if reality has to be against them then they will continue running from reality and existing in this fake world that they have created for themselves for the rest of their lives never acknowledging the truth never stepping foot into reality never experiencing real life ever again Thank you very much for watching If you liked this video, please hit the like button and subscribe to my channel Thanks for watching


For their beauties I'm Bianca Renee and today we have a very exciting makeup collection to try out for the very first time and we have a very special guest, one of my closest friends. Why do you get nervous every time I push your cord? Anyways, I'm Bianca Renee and this is Brianna Cheney. I knew I had to bring her on the show today or she'd be categorically gutted if she missed out on this makeup collab. And that's because I'll be trying on all this new makeup from the Pure and Barbie collab. First of all, this is one of the coolest PR boxes I have ever gotten. Barbie on the front, Pure Barbie. Never lose your sparkle. I mean I've always been a bling girl as you can see and this just, let me just show you what's inside. You open it and you see this and you're like, wow! This is amazing. But wait, there's more. You open up the sides and it just keeps getting better. Top shelf we have, whoa! We're fine. So we have an eye shadow palette, some contour, lashes, we have nail polish, blush, gloss. Sorry, Brianna, I'm kind of covering your face. We have some shimmer, skincare, brushes, mascara, more brushes and more lipstick. Like, is this not amazing or what? So I've been cleaning out my room if you guys have been following me on Instagram and I came across this box and I realized I haven't opened anything yet. So I'm going to try to use as much of the collection as I possibly can on my face today. Now the collection does not come with a foundation, concealer, primer like your base kind of stuff. So I'm going to have to use some other products for that. I'm going to do that real quickly. But I'm going to try to apply my foundation with this brush. So Brianna Darling, would you please hold that? Thank you very much. And let's try a new primer while we're here. This is the Smashbox Photo Finish Vitamin Glow Primer with Vitamin B, C and E. I have been trying to use more Vitamin C in my skincare. So to have it in my primer already is actually pretty clutch. So I hope that I like this. My skin's already moisturized from earlier. Mmm, smells like oranges. Love it, that real Vitamin C. For my foundation, I'm going to use the LYS Triple Fix Serum Foundation. This is a new black-owned brand sold at Sephora. Time for my brush. Thank you, darling. Keepsake Kabuki Brush, hold on, let's see how cute this brush is. Cutest brush I've ever seen. It has the little Barbie logo in the brush. So cute. Wow. I know I don't want to mess it up, but I have to put makeup on here. I'm going to put a couple pumps right on Barbie's head. Super soft, textured, cruelty-free bristles that are designed to effortlessly deliver a lightweight pressure to buff and blend your foundation for the appearance of a flawless airbrushed finish. Foundation is complete. I'm really just not used to using a brush to apply my foundation, especially with a brush with this long of a bristle, but this is definitely the cutest brush that I've ever seen. You know what? Let me go ahead and finish my face and I'll bring you back when we get to the Barbie stuff. Don't get an attitude. I'm going to bring you right back. For my concealer, I've been loving this one by Rare Beauty. I'll probably give you guys a full Rare Beauty video as well soon. Let me know if you want that. It has really good coverage. It's smooth and creamy and it's like the perfect shade for me. Now I'm going to set my concealer using my Laura Mercier setting powder. This is translucent. Okay, now to apply some face powder and some contour, I'm going to need some brushes. Do you want a darling? Can you pass me the brushes? Thank you. So here is another super cute container pure and Barbie brush sparkle set. Look at that. Look at these brushes. Like what? I might as well just throw away every other makeup brush that I own. So I'm going to apply the Full Spectrum CoverGirl Matte Ambition Powder. Aren't I giving you Bridgerton vibes? My friend sent me this thing on Instagram that said, figure out your Bridgerton name. It would be Lady Your First Name plus the last thing that you ate today. Add ton to that word of the shoes that you're wearing or Last War. So today I would be Lady Bianca Cabbage Tin of Nike. Comment your Bridgerton name below. Ooh, this looks really good. Now I'm grabbing the same CoverGirl Full Spectrum in a darker color. This is the shade Deep Cool. You can use this brush for your contour, highlight or blush. I chose contour today. Cute, we're getting somewhere. Okay, now let's get back into some more Barbie makeup. This is the Pure and Barbie Malibu Blush Six Piece Blush Palette. The colors are Wish, Sweet Dreams, Malibu, Believe, California Dreams and Boss. I think I'm going to go with California Dreams being a Cali Girl. I mean, it only makes sense. Whoa, that is pigmented. Cute rosy cheeks. Now let's get these brows popping. There isn't a brow pencil, so I'm going to use this one by Huda Beauty. It's their super fine tip brow pencil that I've been using. Like, look at that. Do you see how teeny, tiny that is? Perfect for hair like strokes. Let's start playing with the Endless Possibilities 2 Signature 15 Piece Eyeshadow Palette. So I'm going to grab my beautiful brushes. I'm probably going to go with like a lighter pinky vibe to stick with the whole Barbie pink theme. I mean, I'm no makeup artist. I'm just Lady Bianca Cabbage Tint of Nike. So I'm going to start off with my base with this kind of like brownish pinkish color called Career Doll. Okay, some nice pigmentation. Let me do this with the bow on the outside. Now I'm grabbing Trendsetter to add some pink on top. Now I'm going to grab the darkest pink, which I think is called Dream Doll, and just kind of pop this in the corners just to give it a little dimension. If this isn't dark enough, I might dab a little bit of this purpley one called Imagination. And now I'm grabbing Icon to put in the very centers of my eye. So these colors are very pigmented. I think that the lightest pink is probably the faintest one, kind of hard to see. But overall, this palette does have a lot of really beautiful colors to choose from. I recently got some new eyeliner from Too Faced. This is their Killer Chocolate or Killer Black. I usually do black, but let's switch it up. Let's see what a chocolate liner looks like. Killer Precision Waterproof Gel Eyeliner that glides on and lasts for 36 hours. Wow. Oh, I think I like it. Now back to the Barbie and Pure. We have their Magical Eyes Signature Mascara and Primer. So first we prime the lashes with the primer, gave them some length, has a little bit of a white tint to it. Mascara Primer powered by Magnetic Technology. That seems to be the common theme this year is this Magnetic Technology. Oh, OK, that second round really gave me some length. So don't be afraid to double dip. OK, I don't know if you... Oh yeah, you could see it on camera. Look at that. There's some length there. Now let's go on top. Let's just do one eye at a time with the Fully Charged Mascara. Wow, that looks really good. Go pretty before, after. So this mascara is fabulous. I would definitely be using this on its own. But because this also came with lashes, we got to try the lashes. So these are the Barbie Doll Lash Signature Cruelty Free Pro Eyelash Collection. There's two pairs and it even came with some eyelash glue. So one is Malibu Lash, which is a little bit more chill. And then there's Hollywood Lash, which is the more fuller option. Let's go with the not as dramatic one, because I mean I'm already wearing a crown. So when putting on lashes, the first thing you want to do is to see how long they are. And these are kind of like falling off to the side, which is going to make your eye look droopy.  These Malibu Lashes are fabulous. Time for some Confident Glow. Ooh, it has two highlight colors in here. The pink, taffy, rose gold shade, and then bubbly, the champagne shade. I think I'm going to go with the bubbly champagne. What do we have left? Lips. We have lipsticks and lip gloss. Let's use both. Oh my god. The packaging is insane, and I'm such a sucker for packaging. The camera doesn't do it justice. Torpedo launcher, good to know. Okay, let's try that again. It even says Pure and Barbie once you open it. Ooh, it's the detail on the lipstick for me. How much time does that take to actually print names on each individual lipstick? Gorgeous colors too. So we have Trailblazer, Innovator, and CEO, that boss, Red. This red looks gorgeous, but I'm not exactly in a red outfit today. So it's going to be between these two. Let's go with the darker one. Let's go with Innovator. Exactly creamy. So either it's a little dry or I need some chapstick first because my lips are dry. But I do love the color. It does give you a beautiful matte finish. Can't wait to try the other colors. Although I love and usually prefer a matte finish, I want to try as many Barbie products as possible. So let's add on some gloss. Looks like we have a clear gold or a shimmer pink. Let's see what the pink one looks like on top of this pink color. Oh, another button. Oh, look at this. You push this button and it releases it. And of course, it has sparkles. I mean, it wouldn't be a Barbie collab without sparkles. It smells really good, too. It smells like sweet candy. What do we think? I think I keep forgetting that this isn't cheap Barbie makeup that comes with the Barbie. This is a legit collab with a real makeup brand. OK, do I have anything left to try? Two more things. The Pure Barbie Lit Mist Signature Illuminating Setting Spray. No way. Look at this setting spray. Have you ever seen a cuter setting spray in your entire life? Even if this doesn't work, I'm going to be pouring all of my setting sprays into this cute little bottle.  Oh, there we go. Twist the knob. Here we go. Yes, darling. I'll be there in a second just putting on my final touches. It has a very rose scent to it, and it's not too squirt gun in your face either. Exclusive limited edition setting spray, instant hydration, locks in your makeup for an all-day performance. Oh, shake well before use. Spray two or three pumps. This is why you read things before you try them. And the last two things in the collection is actually a little skincare essential, so I won't be able to do that step today. But there's also some Body Shimmer Forever Glow Signature Illuminating Scented Body Powder with the applicator puff.  Oh, yes, shimmer. I'm trying to look even more fabulous in the sunlight. Oh, sorry. You scared me. I forgot to bring you back, didn't I? That's my bad. But you're just in time for some body shimmer. Okay, let's see. Let me know what you think of this color. I'm just going to add a little bit of... Oh, that's a lot. See, I just wanted to bring you in for the good part. Look, you got some body shimmer too. Look at you, girl. I see you. You're shining. You're shining, girl. Now we're totally twinsies. This color actually looks even better on your skin tone. Not going to lie. So those are all of the items in the Pure and Barbie collab. Thank you so much, Pure, for sending me this awesome package when it arrived and I saw the word Barbie. I was just so excited because I've always played with Barbies growing up with the little girl.  So this is just like really nostalgic for me. I'm really excited to be getting back into makeup once again. I am no professional, but I am someone that likes to experiment with new products and have some fun. So if you enjoy this channel, make sure to give me a thumbs up and subscribe. I post new videos every week. I'm going to be posting makeup videos on either Wednesdays or Fridays, and then I post curly hair videos on Sunday. So I actually haven't even done my hair yet. I just threw it up in a bun and threw it on a crown. I have learned that putting on a crown kind of hides the postpartum bangs that I have going on. So I just might have to wear this crown in the remainder of my videos. I'm actually now going to wet my hair and style it using the Kinky Curly Original Curling Custard Styling Gel. This is a fan favorite for anyone with curly hair. I know I'm late to the game, but I've actually never tried it. So I'm going to try it for the first time if you want to see how this works on my hair or maybe you've seen it in the stores and you've been curious. Come back on Sunday to see my full review of this gel. We'll see you guys next time. Thanks for watching Beyond Grinne, today. Look, I said I'm sorry I did not mean to leave you out of the video. I just started trying on all the products like I'm really excited. I mean, did you see that setting spray? Actually, where did my cute little lipsticks go? I mean, I don't see it. Do you know what they are? You don't. I'm not accusing you. I just, why did you take them? Okay, you're going a little ham with the body shimmer.  Let's not overdo it now. Your hair looks really cute today, by the way. What did you use? See, I told you to stop using silicone. You've got enough plastic going on.


Hey guys, Lance Smith here. I'm at Nissan Stadium. It's day one of the Tennessee Titan search for the new public address announcer. And we've got 11 hopefuls all ready to go from all walks of life. I'm talking about professional public address announcers, to TV hosts, to just fans that really want the gig, because let's face it, this is a cool gig. So right now, let's get that mic hot, and let's see who's got what it takes. Evans returns it to the 26-yard line, first in 10 Titans. It's third down. Complete to number 11, E.J. Brown, first down, Titans. I'm here now with Stormy Warren, who's about to go inside and audition for this gig. Stormy, how are you? I couldn't be happier. I mean, this is literally like fantasy camp right now. I'm living out my wildest dreams. You have no idea. My wife thinks I've completely lost my marbles. My friends are going, well, you haven't been this passionate about something in a long time. What is it about? I said, this is the Titans. This is Nashville. This is 30 years I've spent representing the city. Ladies and gentlemen, your 2021 Tennessee Titans. Titans fans is third down. Yeah, he definitely delivered like he was in his element in the booth, the microphone in front of him. So it felt comfortable. It felt natural at the moment. Fun. That's the first thing I had in here was fun. He was a pro. 100%. He had a very commanding voice. He clearly has done this before. He kind of hit some of the places that we have all been kind of hoping that people will hit. Things like third down, touchdown, that kind of stuff.  That was just an incredible experience. Just hearing the sound of the echoes going through the stadium that you dream about as a four-year-old kid watching your first football game. Here now with Jason Weirich who's about to go in there. Jason, you're getting your master's at Knoxville, right? Yes, sir. What is it? Journalism? Journalism and electronic media with a focus in radio. All right, you got the radio voice thing down. I appreciate that. You've been in this world for a little bit, though, right? Yeah. I've done high school PA. That is the extent of my public address experience. But I have been involved in radio since 2012. But otherwise, I'm just a kid with a dream trying to make that dream a reality. Complete to number 11, AJ Brown. First down, Titans. Here now with Dave Joseph who's about to go in. Dave, how you feeling? I feel good. Yeah? I feel good. This is a lot of fun. Yeah. Well, this is what you do, though. This is what I do. So it's not every day you get to audition for something like this. So for me to be able to come in here with a great organization like the Tennessee Titans, this is fantastic. Hi fans, I'm Dave Joseph. And I'm auditioning to become the next Titans public address announcer. At wide receiver, number 11, AJ Brown. First down, Titans. Gain a 46 to the line's 25 yard line. Move those chains. I feel good. I feel energized, pumped up, and ready for Titans football. But let's play a game right now. This is fun. Coming from a fans perspective, I normally am more concerned about how are you going to connect with us fans and get involved in the emotion. But watching your performance and listening to you, I have no question for you because it literally I bought in. Hello, I'm Chris Chapman, and I'm auditioning to become the next Titans public address announcer. To hear cold as ice by foreigner, tweak tune one. To hear 10th Avenue freeze out by Bruce Springsteen, tweak tune two. Tackle made by number 31, Kevin Byrd. Gate of six on the play. It's third down. Touchdown Titans. The score after three quarters for your Tennessee Titans, 32. The Detroit Lions, 18. Starting at quarterback for your Tennessee Titans from Texas A&M, Ryan Sanahill. Chris Freeman, how you feeling? I'm doing great. How are you today? I'm great. I'm great. All right, so you've got the voice. And you've got the skill. You've done this. You do this.  I'm hoping for the opportunity. This is something that's really exciting for me. And I get an opportunity to teach high school kids every day and to be able to inspire them to dream big. This is something I've been hoping for since I was a little boy like five years old. So this is amazing. Ladies and gentlemen, your 2021 Tennessee Titans. The give is to Derek Henry, touchdown Titans. The score after three quarters, your Tennessee Titans, 32. The Detroit Lions, 18. I think he can really bring good energy to his delivery. So I actually felt some of his moments. So I think that'd be his, that's a huge treat to have. Here with Chuck Morris from Knoxville, how you doing? Good, Lance, how you doing today? I'm good. Wow, that's a voice you got on you. Thank you, give from God. So talk to me about, do you do PA announced for UT baseball? I do. I'm the voice of Lindsey Nelson Stadium. So it's a really exciting year this year because we're a really good team. But I also filled in with some Division I softball, some volleyball, some other things like that. I've done high school football for about 12 years. And some high school basketball as well. Ladies and gentlemen, your 2021 Tennessee Titans. At left tackle, number 77, Taylor Luan. At left tackle, number 77, Taylor Luan. Let's hear it for your 2021 Tennessee Titans. Hello everyone, I'm Chip Holback and I'm auditioning to become the next Titans public address announcer. Harold Landry, number 58 with the sack. The head coach of your Tennessee Titans is Mike Vrabel. Let's hear it for your Tennessee Titans. I'm here now with Kevin Kilpatrick. He's about to go in and audition for the public address announcer spot. And you have one of the most interesting backgrounds of everybody trying out for this. I mean, you have a theatrical background. You do character voices the whole nine yards. Yeah, I do it all. So do you know what voice you're going to bring to this? I have an idea. I've been driving down the road in my truck practicing. I've been in the shower practicing. And so I've got an idea of what I want to do. And I hope it sits well and resonates. My job is to bring excitement to Nissan Stadium, to bring my competitiveness to Nissan Stadium, because I want the Titans to win. And whatever it takes to whip the crowd into a frenzy, that's what I want to do. Sack, yes! Harold Landry, number 58 with the sack. It's fourth and 12 from their own 21-yard line. Derek Henry, TD Tennessee, yes! My heart is racing. It's pumping. I've never won anything more in my life. His best quality was the excitement he felt with Tennessee Titans and also touchdown. Those are two important parts of the game. So I felt him when he did that. And I think the crowd will. I'm now here under the shadow of one. Matt Rogers, how are you? I'm fantastic, Lance. How are you? I'm good, man. I'm good. It's good to see you. American Idol season three, yes. I had more hair back then. Sorry. I know that story. Then you go on, you host TV shows. But you've got a football background. I do. You won the Rose Bowl as a lineman. I did. For Washington. Yeah, I was 340. This is me skinny right here. So you've got this really big resume doing all this fun stuff. But to me, the coolest part is you're a season ticket member. The bad news is, if I do get this job, Titans are going to lose their loudest fan.  Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Nissan Stadium. As your Tennessee Titans, take on the Detroit Lions. Complete to number 11, A.J. Brown. More than enough for a Titans first down. Touchdown. Matt was intense. He brought an energy that was probably one of the highest energies of the night. Deep, raspy voice. I really enjoy it. Dude, honestly, that was one of the funnest things I've ever done. Like, American Idol was cool. But I'm not as passionate about singing as I am about football. And like, this may sound freaking hokey, but there's a couple times I wanted to cry. All right, so that is going to wrap up day one of the Tennessee Titans search for the new public address announcer. We saw a lot of great talent today, a lot of hype on that mic. But tomorrow is another day with 10 more hopeful. So it's anybody's game right now. We'll see what happens. Stay tuned. We'll see you next time. Until then, Titan up.


Hello, everyone. My name is Dr. Prakati Jain, junior resident in Dr. Wittler, V.K. Parthal Medical Unit, Ahmed Nagar, under the guidance of Dr. Sushil Khacharwarsar, the Jodi and Drugs of the Department of Radio Diagnosis. My topic for today is the study of CDE imaging of acute pancreatitis in adolescent population. Introduction. Acute pancreatitis is not necessarily a variant disease even in adolescents, maybe in life-threatening if it is severe. Hence, while determining the differential diagnosis of abdominal discomfort in adolescents, acute pancreatitis should always be taken into account when necessary. Urgent treatment should be initiated. CDE scanning together with ultrasound is essential for diagnosing acute pancreatitis. CDE is useful to evaluate any extra pancreatic lesions, monitor the clinical score, course and assess severity. In particular, CDE is superior for early assessment of acute pancreatitis when ultrasound findings are non-specific because of abdominal gasses. Aim to determine the value of CECT in evaluation of pancreatitis in adolescent population to determine underlying positive factors. CECT is the modality of choice for diagnosis and grading of pancreatitis. Protocol three phases are taken, non-enhancing phase, pancreatic phase that is 20 to 40 seconds and potluminous phase at 55 to 45 seconds, non-enhancing phase useful in detecting calcification on a calculator. Also, the initial non-enhancing study is done. Pancreatic pancreatitis is an optimal phase for assessing the necrosis because normal pancreatic tissue enhances greatly during this phase and subsequent imaging with CDE is generally performed using a single phase technique in the potluminous phase. CDE features pancreas enhance uniformly in mild acute pancreatitis and may be normal or enlarged with variable amount of increased admonition in the adjacent fat termed as straining. Local edema is a common finding and may extend along the mesotree, mesocolon, hepato-dodinal ligament or into peritoneal spaces. Extension of edematous fluid into the anterior peri-renal space may create a mass effect and a halosine with sparing of the very nephric fat.  Non-enhancement of all or part of gland is termed as necrosis. CDE is 100% specific for necrosis if greater than 30% of the gland is non-enhancing. Balthazar score or CT severity index was developed in early 1990s by Emry Balthazar. CT severity index is grading system used to determine the severity of acute pancreatitis has maximum of 10 points. It is a sum of Balthazar grade points and necrosis score. As mentioned in the table below, CT grades, first normal pancreas is greater as 0, edematous pancreatitis as 1. Edematous pancreatitis with mild extra pancreatic changes greater as 2. Severe extra pancreatic changes including one fluid collection as 3. Multiple or extensive peri-pancreatic collection as 4. Necrosis if none 0 less than 1 third 2 more than 1 third less than half 4 and more than half 6. Modified CVC with CT severity index it correlates more closely with patient of the measures. Modified CT severity index is CT grade plus percentage necrosis plus extra pancreatic complications as shown in the table below. My results I had taken 30 cases in the study and from which 19 patients were male 11 patients were female. Based on the age group that is less than 13 years of age there was one patient 13 to 16 years of age there were 12 patients more than 16 years of age there were 17 patients. Based on the causes maximum cause maximum number of patient had idiopathic cause by alcohol followed by delirium and hyperlipidemia. The least percentage was involving the hyperparatharotism pancreatic activism, blood trauma, drug related and smoking. CT findings in acute pancreatitis as shown below in my patients peri-pancreatic fat standing was present in 21% of the 21 cases and absent in 9 cases therefore 70% of the cases. Diffuse of focal pancreatic enlargement was seen in 86.6% of the cases peri-pancreatic fluid collection was seen in 50% of the cases. This is an accident CT stand image shows showing bulky pancreas with evidence of peri-pancreatic and mesentry fat standing. You can see this. Another CT stand image showing acute peri-pancreatic fluid collection in vitalkute pancreatitis. You can see irregular borders, heterogeneous pancreatic parenchyma, fairly homogenous, hypodense consistent fluid peri-pancreatic fluid collection. Distribution of patients according to the modified CT severity score about 20% of the patients were seen at score 2, 20% of the patients were seen with score 4, 13.3% of cases were seen with score 6 and 26.6% cases seen with score 8 and 20% of the patients seen with score 10. Now the scores you know, they are divided into three groups, mild, moderate and severe, mild score between 2 to 4, moderate 6 and severe 8 to 10, from which 40% of the cases were seen as mild, 13.3 as moderate and 46.6% cases were included in severe. Peri-pancreatic necrosis was seen in 87.5% of the severe cases and 12.5% of the moderate cases. This is a CT stand image showing bulky pancreas with non-enhancing necrotic areas in the body and tail of pancreas. This suggests of necrotizing pancreatitis. In my discussion, the study conducted in 30% of the adolescent patient diagnosed with acute pancreatitis were included in the study. These patients underwent CT of abdomen pelvis and were graded according to the modified CT severity index. Maximum number of patients were between the age group of 16 to 19, followed by 13 to 16. Minimum age group was 11 years of age, maximum 19 years of age. Therefore, the main age was 16 years. 19 patients were male, 11 patients were female. There was no association with age and gender between severity of pancreatitis. There was a study conducted by Lankesh in 602 patients of acute pancreatitis that showed no correlation with age and gender and severity of acute pancreatitis. Idiopathic pancreatitis was the most common variety of acute pancreatitis seen in 11% of the seen and maximum number of the patients followed by alcoholics, followed by two patients who suffered by biliary pancreatitis, out of which one patient suffered with thalassemia and the other suffered from sickle selenemia. Two patients suffered from hyperlipidemia while hyperparathoridism, pancreatic divisive, drug-related pancreatitis due to corticosteroids and smoking accounted for one patient, one case respectively. Out of 30 to 14 patients suffered with edematous pancreatitis, whereas 16 suffered from necrotizing pancreatitis. The views of focal pancreatic enlargement was seen in 86.6% of the cases, whereas peripancreatic fast-standing was seen in 70% of the cases and peripancreatic fluid collection was seen in 50% of the cases. Serious aparyte grade were classified into 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 according to the modified CT severity score. We further classified the grades into mild, moderate and severe as discussed prior. Out of the total number of necrotized pancreatitis cases, that is 16 patients, 14% had were belong to the severe modified CT severity index grade, whereas 2 belong to the modified CT severity index grade. Extrapancreatic complications were seen in 22% or 22 patients, that is, acytus was seen in 19% relative to pleural effusion in 3, left pleural effusion alone in 5, sphenic weight thrombosis in 7 and pleural venous thrombosis in 1. No mortality was seen in my study. Recommendation, CACT is useful in early stages of acute pancreatitis and it should be supplemented by modified CT severity index to evaluate the severity of the disease to aid further management of patients. As patients with moderate and severe grade of acute pancreatitis have a higher possibility of local complications, a follow-up study with ultrasound or CT may be considered in these patients. The grade of acute pancreatitis was classified as mild, moderate, severe, mild containing grade 2 to 4, moderate containing grade 6 and severe containing grade 8 to 10. Thus, to conclude, idiopathic pancreatitis and alcohol accounts for significant proportion of cases of pancreatitis in adolescent patients. CECD helps in differentiating between endomatis and necrotizing pancreatitis and modified CDC severity index takes into account a variety of factors and helps a proper assessment of pancreatitis. These are the references as listed below. Thank you.


Hey friends today, we are hanging out at Disney's Wilderness Lodge I wanted to come out and actually take my mom and sister to one of my all-time favorite restaurants here at Walt Disney World Whispering Canyon Cafe. I absolutely love it there And I know that they're gonna love it too, and I figured since we are here Maybe we would go around and explore the resort a little bit. Anywho's let's go do this. I Think this resort is gonna be my mom's favorite resort. It is so beautiful.  I love staying here, and I just I just want to come here and hang out sometimes Today we're not gonna be doing any of the parks like I said We're just coming out for some dinner at Whispering Canyon Cafe and just relaxing and enjoying a nice resort day, I guess Mask on and we're heading into the resort my mom's gonna see it for the first time. It is so beautiful in here Definitely one of my favorite lobbies I still have my Halloween mask because we did the boob ash last night But our reservation isn't for a couple of minutes. I think actually 20 minutes So we're gonna go kind of like just walk around or scoot around the resort I can't wait to show my mom the outside area and then maybe come in and sit by the fireplace on a hot day Even though it's close to a hundred degrees outside. I would still be sitting here enjoying a fireplace. It's just so cozy and comfy. I Don't know if there's a wheelchair ramp on this side or if we have to go down inside But we're gonna come over here and take a look and at least we can go to the overlook It does look like there is no handicap ramp So we're gonna have to go back inside But I wanted to bring her over here and show where the overlook because it's so pretty look at that It looks like they're doing tie-dye shirts over there And I just remembered I think the geyser shoots off on the hour, so we're gonna head down there real quick I got to show mom the geyser. I think that's the coolest thing of world in this lodge I like to come and just check it out, but it has been down for some time. So I hope it's back up I've always wanted to take a scooter down this ramp Or like a skateboard it looks so fun. Does it look good? Is it fun driving down the ramp? Right come on hit it right here. See if you can get some air come on real quick. No I don't know it looks like we're gonna miss the geyser. We're rushing over It just started a minute ago to the left to the left to the left to the left We're to the left to the left You got to hit the rabbit hit the rabbit mode Your rabbit mode on your scooter and then make another right Oh, we did. I think we just missed it. Oh, maybe not. Maybe she's got one more in her We literally just got here for the end. It was so beautiful I'm sure you can imagine what it would be like. It does shoot like 30 feet in the air Oh a little bit Nope. Oh Nothing And of course we got a stop here I feel like this is an essential photo spot whenever you come to visit the wilderness lodge It's just so beautiful here. I love this resort. Look at it Now we're heading back inside. We're gonna get ready for our reservation Maybe afterwards we might go down to Boulder Ridge.   Are you popping a wheelie? Come on We are all checked in for Whispering Canyon cafe and I am starving if you guys have never eaten here before It is basically an all-you-care-to-enjoy skillet meal much like all the other ones But this one has been this way before the pandemic and we're gonna have brisket We're gonna have chicken barbecue smashed potatoes corn green beans all the fixings and I am excited Here is a look at the menu and of course we're going to be going the all-you-care-to-enjoy signature skillets You can get the traditional that comes with brisket barbecue pork ribs sausage pulled pork Citrus chicken buttered corn and then you can get the pig the pig comes with pork belly Piggy wings and then also the brisket and ribs then they have the land in sea and that comes with salmon chicken vegan sausage portabella Cauliflower and then they even have a plant-based these are very good It's 34 a person and it's all you can enjoy. I mean this is a big big meal and it's very delicious Look at how beautiful it is in here. I love the chairs everything That's us The experience of the actual dining experience is so much fun the Servers or cms actually are very interactive and they play little fun jokes on you and it's it's a really good time Hopefully we can capture some of that on film and I'm hopefully my mom is gonna like it a lot This is right up her alley Because there's three of us my mom and sister both got the traditional and I got the pig But we can add or ask for more portions of certain like specific things Their tradition is going to come out as a shared platter where mine's going to be a smaller platter because it's individual But it's it's all all you care to enjoy and you can you know swapping around where I'll have plates and It's it's definitely worth the $34 price tag And also did you see how she threw those straws at me like It was a little it was a little harsh. These are paper. These are plastic anymore. They can do damage It's nice to see that even though it's still kind of like pandemic and socially distanced They still do a lot of fun nifty things now. I'm not too sure what happens if we ask for ketchup anymore I don't know if they stopped doing that because it's it's kind of hard to exchange ketchup throughout the restaurant And also, I don't know if they go to jail or if anybody can go to jail If you have never eaten at whispering canyon before you probably have no idea what i'm talking about But if you do and you have eaten here before then you know exactly what i'm talking about You're gonna like that Thank you Before we get our skillets, we have a nice cornbread service With coleslaw extra butter and also they look brought out a little nifty Like a container for barbecue some extra barbecue sauce. I love the cornbread hair So i'm gonna grab a piece right here. Go ahead guys dive in coleslaw is all yours What do you think we're gonna take all the cold the cornbread I seen the way you want to go grab it you know The cornbread here at whispering canyon is probably my favorite cornbread on property It's not a big cornbread fanatic, but I like this one a lot Oh boy, here's the skillets piggy right here Oh, yeah, that's the way look at that Oh, yeah Oh Perfect Oh boy This is a lot of food and like I said, it's all you care to enjoy And we're going to be able to order anything extra that we want So like if we want more ribs, they'll bring out more ribs and so forth But I want to give you a rundown of basically all the skillet things and just show you off the food first before we dive in Here is the piggy and the piggy actually has the ribs and then has the piggy wings And then that's the pork belly and then you got the pork underneath it and then the smashed potatoes The corn and the green beans and then here is the traditional skillet And this one is a little bit bigger because two people ordered it and this has the ribs the sausage The chicken the smashed potatoes the pulled pork the green beans the corn This is a lot a lot of food and the extra barbecue sauce Traditionally, I usually just eat right out of my skillet, but since we're all sharing it I think I'm going to fix myself a little plate.   I'm going to steal a piece of brisket Oh, there we go So far so good Oh, is there anywhere we can have more piggy wings and pork belly? Yeah, because they're going to want to try Thank you I'm going to grab some ribs And I already asked for more pork belly and piggy wings because they only give you one And I kind of want to share it with everybody So I'll take my pork belly about a bing some of the pulled pork but a boom Look at that That's the way I'm going to start it off with a little bit of the pulled pork. Hopefully I don't drop any but it's dangling there So we're going to go right in here The potatoes are so amazing and the pork is good now I want to try the brisket and this brisket has a like mustard Barbecue sauce on it. It's very signature I'm going to just fold in half. I tried cutting it, but I think we're just going to do it like this a good fork and Usually the brisket is my go-to and I love brisket everywhere. It's one of my favorite meats But I don't know I don't know if this ranks up there high enough with me with like trails in and polite pig Only because I don't like the mustard sauce as much. So we're going to try it here That is so so good And you really can't taste the mustard. I've had it before but I couldn't remember I still don't think it's as good as uh Charles and Charles and is my favorite brisket, but up there for me. Definitely up there Now we're on to the ribs. Look at these bad boys. Oh my lord We got to make sure we keep our uh fingers clean because we don't want sticky buttons And now it's time for the pork belly Look at that. I don't know if I need any barbecue sauce on it. Maybe I'll put a dab Just a little bit Oh, yeah Oh mom you're grabbing the pork belly too, right?  Now this is hard to transfer over so I love mixing corn with my potatoes Oh and a little pulled pork. We're going to put everything all in one bite. Come on get on in there Come on get Possibly can't keep you anymore Oh, yeah a little bit of everything I'm one one spoon a spoonful of potatoes corn and pork make the medicine go down And now it's time for the piggy wings. Look at these bad boys and watch the bone. Watch this Look at that I'm going to literally pull the bone right out. Oh my lord That is absolutely amazing I'm so excited Look at this I put some damage on my skillet right here. Oh amazing I think so far the pork belly is probably my favorite. My mom really liked the chicken. You think the chicken's your favorite? Yeah, and Bonnie said the sausage And what else? The pork belly Oh the mashed potatoes Scoop see potatoes Scoop see potatoes We ended up getting more chicken and sausage. We both all like unanimously I can't say it right.    Anyways, I I'm all in for the sausage. My mom's laughing at me. Is there a question? I feel like I'm back in like the second grade talking and going to speech class. Remember when I used to say wezzovar? Wezzovar wed Always pronouncing the word. Penunction always pronouncing Penouncing the words pronouncing the words the words Now that we're all finished with dinner I think we're going to check out the gift shop and then I'm going to take my mom to boulder ridge real quick And then maybe down to the poly to finish up and have a dole whip for dessert They said they wanted a dole whip my mom said it and since we're not going to magic kingdom again until a couple days from now Polly's the second best place to get a dole whip if not maybe the first Oh mom did you see that soup?  How about ferret farts?  So she gets herself all made up and I think it's kind of cute and adorable Now we're gonna move along We got mom her hat. We got bonnie a new t-shirt And we're gonna head down to boulder ridge and then like I said maybe head on over to the poly And get ourselves a dough whip As much as I love wilderness lodge, I really love boulder ridge. I think a little bit more I like the music and the feel of being on the outdoors I think it's more wilderness than the wilderness lodge. Uh, does that make sense? Let me know which one you think if you stayed at boulder. Do you prefer wilderness lodge? Copper Creek or boulder ridge, uh, I have to say I think I'm all boulder ridge and I love the smell The smell is the best Just walking through here listening to the music and hearing the bugs and seeing the swamp land over there This is so like wilderness like I said Any gators down there? Are you looking for the gators? Look at the nice fireplaces here Yo, it's too hot I feel like sometimes I get repetitive with the things that really get me excited but The next room over is one of the most historical rooms in in my opinion I think and the whole entire disney Like company like it is so amazing This is the carolwood pacific room Basically named after waltz railroad and I love coming in here just sitting down By the fireplace in the rocking chairs and seeing all the history Of waltz disney and his love for trains you can see it on the walls and his first train itself And they actually have that train here These are two train cars from waltz train in his own backyard This is the first waltz disney attraction or ride actually that he actually had in his backyard He used to ride around with his daughters and it's just so cool that it's here and it's being preserved history right there Can you imagine a nice day after the park sitting here? Just relaxing, decouping You think we're that far down? I could spend a long time here I think we're gonna have to get up though go get ourselves that dole whip We ended up going the wrong way so mom's got to do a donut here But she wants to say hi to all the lizards There's a lot of them If you go walk around the lake with gracey you'll see a lot of the lizards Yeah, there you go.  So one day we'll come back here and we'll get down there and I'm gonna show her And she's gonna she's probably gonna geek out And just like that we have made it to the poly look at that sky though. We're gonna have a beautiful sunset tonight This is gonna be my mom and sisters first disney dole whip the only other dole whip they've had dutch wonderland Right So now you're getting the good stuff I don't think they're gonna have the back side of water here Which is like a jungle cruise when I think that's only in the magic kingdom But I would like to see what other flavors they have or we'll just stick to the classic dole whip Looks like we've got vanilla pineapple lime and raspberry as the flavors today My mom's gonna get a swirl dole whip float. I think I'm gonna get a vanilla dole whip float and bonbon is Vanilla vanilla Yeah, you gotta get a little bit of both mixture of the Pineapple It does melt I wouldn't like the raspberry It's a raspberry actually This is dole whip So what you're eating right there is an ice cream That's dole whip not the pineapple Yeah My favorite part is when the dole whip starts to melt and we get a little bit of a mixture with the Pineapple juice at the bottom so delicious I think happily ever after starts at 8 45 tonight. So we're gonna head on down to the beach It's only 20 minutes away We got a dole whip in hand and we can watch happily ever after My mom raised her dole whip. I bet she scoot away dole whip in hand Look at that, isn't it beautiful? What a sight What a nice night this is holy moly I'm so happy we came out this way and came over to poly. It is beautiful Also sitting here listening to the music is just so relaxing It really goes well with the the dole whip, which is pretty melty at this point But I I am enjoying it and I'm enjoying this moment One of the things that I'm appreciating a lot is showing my mom and sister different perspectives of watching the fireworks Well watching happily ever after especially since it's leaving us So we've seen it from in front of the castle behind the castle now at the beach at the poly What's next california grill? Maybe? Maybe maybe My my sister's complaining about getting bit by a mosquito. So my mom's been kind of showing her what it's like You have been bitten Favorite things is seeing the think we are done here tonight. What an amazing day We started off at world in this lodge had a little whispering canyon cafe Then we hopped over to the poly got a dole whip and wrapped up the night would happily ever after That is a fun exciting day And it's so cool because as a local I get to do this stuff all the time So I'm so happy to show my mom and sister They don't want to go to the parks every day and just like you know gung-ho gung-ho So this is a non park day. We're relaxing and go at our own pace and it's still amazing Like I feel like it's a park day You know what I mean every day is like a great day as long as you go out and just do stuff and be active And uh, it helps me it always puts me in good spirits And it just makes you feel good. Like today was a really good field day Like I had a lot of fun. Anywho's I hope you enjoyed the video. I enjoyed making it. We'll see you next time. Bye


Lesson 1. Around the House In today's lesson, we're going to go through a house, learning vocabulary for the different objects in each room and the different actions you can do there. You'll also learn the difference between house and home. Bedroom Let's begin with the bedroom. The bed is the place where you sleep, probably with pillows, sheets, and blankets. In this photo there are two lamps next to the bed. You keep your clothes in a closet, on hangers, or in a dresser, inside the drawers. At night you go to bed, or go to sleep, and in the morning you wake up, maybe with an alarm clock. Try to answer these questions now. What time do you go to bed? What time do you wake up? Bathroom Now we'll learn about the bathroom. In the bathroom you can brush your teeth using a toothbrush and toothpaste. Most people use the sink to brush their teeth, and in this photo the woman is looking in the mirror. In the bathroom you can also take a shower. You use shampoo and conditioner to wash your hair, and soap to wash your body. Then you use a towel to dry off. Of course you can also use the toilet, and don't forget to flush the toilet after you're finished. Try to complete these sentences now. Kitchen Time to go into the kitchen. In the kitchen you can cook, prepare food for eating. When talking about a specific meal we usually use the verb make. Make breakfast, make lunch, and make dinner. You can keep food cold in the refrigerator, or fridge for short. And food that needs to be very cold, like ice cream, is kept in the freezer. Other foods are kept inside cabinets, or on a shelf. The plural is shelves. You can prepare food on the counter, cook food on the stove, or in the oven, and heat it up in the microwave. There are many objects in the kitchen, but the most common are pots, pans, bowls, plates, forks, spoons, and knives. Living room The living room is where people relax and spend time with friends and family. There's a couch, or sofa, to sit on. You can also sit on a chair. There's a bookcase, and a window. The floor can be covered by a carpet, or rug. Structure of the house Finally, let's go through the hallway and out the door, so we can see the outside of the house. The vertical part is called a wall. The bottom is the floor, and the top is the ceiling. The word ceiling refers to the interior part, and the word roof refers to the exterior part.  And you can park your car in the garage, house, or home. Let's finish this lesson with the difference between house and home. A house is a specific type of building. A house is a physical thing, but the word home is more of an emotional idea. It means the place where you live, and where you have a special emotional attachment, where you feel comfortable, safe, and happy. Your home can be a house, an apartment, or another type of structure. In English, we often use the word house when talking about the building itself. For example, I live in a small house, and home with the verb go and the preposition at. For example, you can say, I was at home last night, or when you leave work, you can say, bye everyone, I'm going home. You learned a lot of words in today's lesson. Now, try the exercises to practice the vocabulary. If you're already registered for the Vocabulary Builder course, you can continue with lesson two tomorrow. If you're not yet registered, sign up today to get 29 more Vocabulary Builder lessons.


This paper examines dynamic power management, DPM, a technique used to design low-power and energy-efficient nodes for wireless sensor networks. It models the behavior of an input event arrival using a first-in-first-out, FIFO, Q and a single server. The authors then develop an event-driven sensor node based on a semi-Markov model. They analyze how changes in the event arrival rate and probability of change detection affect the performance of the node. The results show that as the event arrival rate increases, so does the server utilization, leading to increased power consumption and reduced lifetime. Additionally, when the probability of change detection increases, it leads to higher power consumption and shorter lifetime. This article was authored by Rocky Kalamani and Shridhar Ayer.


All right, we have a very simple and classic three-quarter length trench coat, a great transition piece. It's lightweight, very versatile. I love pairing it with a suit. I think it looks great with a business look. Here I just have a very classic gray windowpane suit. The shirt is a micro-stripe shirt and the tie is a slob tie, kind of with a really neat texture. I paired them with my favorite double monk strap shoes and the glasses here are by Oliver Peoples. These are the banks. You see me with these all the time. Briefcase is by Frank Clegg and watch is my Rolex Datejust. Okay, here we have a denim jacket. This is my denim jacket, though my wife likes to steal it from me. I like to call a denim jacket kind of a blazer with an edge. I do like to pair it with dress up clothes. I think it's kind of a neat, high-low combination. Here I have it paired with some flannel pants, which aren't necessarily spring pants, but don't forget that spring can also be a little cool as well. I think it looks really good with a grenadine tie. I think it ties in the casualness of the denim jacket with the rest of the outfit. Shoes, again, keeping it sort of casual and dressy at the same time with a pair of wingtips. These are the Allen Edmonds McAllister's. On my wrist I have the Vacheron Constantin Traditionale. All right, here we have a very classic kind of rock and roll look.  I paired it with this black t-shirt, which I left untucked, to give it that more rock and roll vibe. My jeans are my favorite Levi's 511s. You're doing rock and roll. You have to have a good pair of sunglasses and no better rock and roll sunglasses than these John Varvatos sunglasses. I have on my feet these suede boots, and then on my wrist is the datagraph. This is a very simple outfit to throw on for the weekend, very classic, very casual, very rock and roll. All black always makes a statement. All right, so I have on this heavyweight linen jacket by Drakes. It has a bit of a military vibe to it, which I like because of the olive green color, and then it's also got a bit of a safari look to it. I paired it with this really lightweight knit by Peter Millar, and then I have on jeans by Jay Crue. These are the 484 fit. On my feet are these braided leather tassel loafers by Alan Edmonds. Sunglasses, again, the Oliver Peoples Banks, I love the classic club master style. And then on my wrist, once again, is the datagraph. This is an outfit that I wore last May when Robin and I were on our honeymoon in Paris. So it was kind of warm during the day, and it got cooler during the night. And this was a great outfit to kind of get me from day to night, even though the temperature would change. All right, here is another simple but elevated casual look. The focus of this look is obviously this brown suede jacket. This is from Billy Reed. And I just paired it with a very simple button-down shirt from Brooks Brothers. It's actually from Black Fleece, which they unfortunately discontinued not too long ago. Probably like four or five years ago, but some of the best-fitting off-the-rack shirts I've ever had. The belt is this Coach Belt brown leather. And again, I'm wearing my Levi's 511s. These glasses, I really, really like. Round glasses by Oliver Peoples. Kind of a translucent blue tint to them. Very cool. Kind of very John Lennon-esque. And then I'm wearing a pair of brown Chelsea's by Jack Irwin. And then finishing it off with the IWC Orngenor on my wrist. All right. There you have it. My five picks for essential spring outerwear. Different kind of format for today's video. So let me know what you guys thought of it. I will put links to all of the outfit details down below in the description. Leave your comments below. If you like this video, please give it a thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel. And until next time, thanks for watching and stay tailored.


So, till now in this course, we have learned what is JSON and why JSON appear and then we had learned why we should use JSON and then we had learned that how it differs from XML and its advantages over XML. So now enough of this theory, it's time to see some JSON in action and we are going to actually look at and write some code, we will be going to write a sample JSON document that will represent a patient and he's or her this is history and we will see the structure of the JSON formatted document that will help you to understand the syntax and how to beautify it using one utility provided by PyTScout. So let's jump into it.