The trustees and the faculty of Fairfield University are happy to welcome you, the mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, husbands, wives and relatives, and friends of the candidates for the degrees in course of the class of 2018. The academic procession is now entering the Bellarmine Terrace commencement area led by the grand marshal, Dr. Jamie Macbeth, assistant professor in computer science in the School of Engineering. And this year's Alpha Sigma Nu teacher of the year. Professor Macbeth carries the mace of the university. The academic procession is punctuated by gonfillins representing each school of the university. The gonfillin colors represent the colors of the hoods for the various disciplines offered at Fairfield. The gonfillins are interspersed throughout the academic procession. The first groups approaching in the graduation procession on the right side of the aisle are the candidates for the doctor of nursing practice and the candidates for the master in nursing. The Marion Peckin Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies gonfillin is apricot representing the discipline of nursing. Following the Marion Peckin Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies on the right side are the candidates for the master of arts, master of science degrees, master of public administration, and the master of fine arts from the College of Arts and Sciences. The arts and sciences gonfillin of white represents the humanities and social sciences. And the yellow and white gonfillin of the College of Arts and Sciences represents the master of science degrees. The candidates for the master's in business administration and the master of science. The gonfillin for the Dolan School of Business is beige and white, beige representing the discipline of business. On the left side of the aisle are the candidates for the master of arts and the six year certificates from the Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions. The gonfillin for the Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions is blue and white. So on the left are the candidates for the master's in engineering. The gonfillin for the school of engineering is orange and white, orange representing the discipline of engineering. Joining their colleagues who are serving as marshals for the academic procession are the members of the faculty of Fairfield University and representatives from the Demented, Nicelius Library, and Student Affairs. They are preceded by the university gonfillin and the color of red with the seal of the university centered on the banner. A straight of staff are represented in the procession. And the various colors of their robes and hood signify their areas of academic discipline and the universities from which they received their graduate degrees. To the university chaplain and special assistant to the president of university, university, the secretary of the general faculty, the Alpha Sigma Nu graduate teacher school's advisory community, the honorary degree recipients and their escorts. And at the end of the procession, Frank Carroll III, chairman of the board of trustees, and Dr. Mark R. Nemek, president of Fairfield University. Members of the board of trustees, chairs of the advisory committees, deans, members of the faculty, administrators, president of the alumni association, members of the graduating class, honored guests, ladies and gentlemen. As provost for the university, I would like to welcome you to the 68th commencement exercises for Fairfield University. Will our graduates remain standing, and our guests please rise for the invocation, which will be offered by the Reverend Michael Tunney, Society of Jesus, superior of the Fairfield Jesuit community. Please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem by members of the Mendelssohn Choir of Connecticut, under the direction of Carol Ann Maxwell, artistic director and conductor, and accompanied by Beth Palmer and the brass salad quintet. The most powerful force on earth is the human soul on fire. Let us pray. Generous God, you give us this commencement day, this graduate celebration. All these students and their accomplishments, their families, and their friends. Now set us on fire. On fire with your desire for wisdom, rooted in faith and in reason. On fire with your vision of justice for all peoples. On fire with your one love across all our faith traditions and our goodwill. God of all blessings, fill and fold us our graduate Fairfield celebrations today. The gifts of your Holy Spirit give us and let them set our souls on fire. Amen. Saint Robert Bellarmine, pray for us. University, have the honored special recognition for her academic achievement. The Alumni Association of Fairfield University, in conjunction with the academic division, selects a graduate student each year who is committed to the Jesuit ideals of high academic standards and involvement in her community. This award is known as the Loyola Medal. And this year, it is conferred upon Teresa Spencer of the Merriam-Peckham-Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies. The Alumni Association has made a donation of $1,000 in Dr. Spencer's name to the program in psychiatric mental health in the Merriam-Peckham-Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies. The president will now officially confer the honorary degree on Ambassador Mark Dible. The citation will be read by Dr. Patrick Kelly, Distinguished Fellow Merriam-Peckham-Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies. For his groundbreaking work on the treatment and control of HIV-AIDS, his compassionate advocacy and his embodiment of the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis, care of the whole person, the president and board of trustees hereby proclaim Mark Dible, Doctor of Science, honoris causa. The president will now officially confer the honorary degree on Jack R. Mitchell. The citation will be read by Dr. Valeriam Martinez, Associate Professor of Finance in the Dolan School of Business. For the inspiration of his unique relationship-based business model, his passion for lifelong learning, and his longstanding commitment to the community, the president and board of trustees hereby proclaim John R. Mitchell, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa. Ladies and gentlemen, it is now my pleasure to introduce Jack R. Mitchell, our 2018 commencement speaker. Wow. Wow, I'm absolutely thrilled to be here today. Thank you very, very much. I'm honored. And of course, I'm very humbled at the same time. I'd like to share with you some very simple yet meaningful values and beliefs in my family and our family business. Whether you're in business or you're going into nursing or teaching or counselors or creative writers, public service workers or engineers, whatever dream you follow, connecting with people on a personal level and sharing these values with them, friends, colleagues, workers, customers, employees, and caring deeply about them. It's all been part of my life's journey and, of course, my business journey. The mission of our stores is to make people feel great. We focus on our customers. They're the center, absolutely the center of the universe. And we build personal relationships with them and personal relationships with our employees that we call our associates. And we use data. We use technology in this modern world to keep things personal and to know the score in everything that we do. And we're always striving to be better, to be excellent by listening, learning, and growing, and also having fun. As you know from the program, these values are expressed in something I call hugs.  It's definitely, you know, hugging is a metaphor. Just remember this in this day and age. And it's also very much embedded in the Jesuit core value or motto of Cora personalis, caring for the whole person and recognizing each person as a child of God's creation. So let's have some fun now quickly. I always wear my tape. So you'll remember that I'm a real retailer. I'm really, you know, I'm on the selling floor and I'm meeting and greeting customers. Also that everything I say here is for real and authentic.  Everybody here, hug yourself. Everybody, give it a big hug. You've earned it. Back there, family and friends, everybody, hug yourselves. Give yourself a hug. You're graduating from one of the finest universities in the world, graduates and parents and friends and family, you've supported and educated and supported and nurtured these wonderful graduates. Give yourself a big hug. My message of course is that you need to extend these hugs from yourself to your family, friends and business colleagues to everyone you encounter. We've been doing that in our family and our family business for over 60 years. I remember like it was yesterday, my mom and dad started our family business 60 years ago. My dad was a commuter between Westport, Connecticut and New York City, hopped off the commuting train with my mom's help, but 55 years old started our family business in 800 square feet. Today that store is 27,000 square feet and we have eight stores throughout the country. So we've grown rapidly, but it's about the values. Of course we like to make people feel great by the clothes they wear, but it's much more than that. It's deeper, it's about executing on these particular values. And along my journey, of course, I have written, as you just heard, three business books on hugging. Hugging your customers, hugging your people and selling the hug your customer way. That's all about how we really personalized each and every relationship we have with our customers, with our associates and even our vendors, people like George Armani and Ralph Lauren and Michael Kors and others that we get to know on a personal basis and they gain mutual respect and trust and this trust becomes something that remains with them forever, forever in our business. I wanna share with you a fun story. I think it's a meaningful story because it shows, again, how you can hug yourself and then also hug other people. This was a story four or five years ago. I was walking around our selling floor with my tape and meeting and greeting customers and this young lady came up to me and she said, are you the Mitchell that wrote that book, Hug Your Customers? I said, yes, I am.  I said, wow, how did that happen? She said, well, you know, I'm a singer. I said, where do you sing? She said, I sing a Carnegie Hall in nice places like that. I said, wow. She said, I said, how did my book change your life? She said, well, I was all about myself. I was, you know, before I had a concert on stage, I was thinking, what's I gonna say? Remember the words, was my voice gonna crack and I was very nervous. Sometimes I even threw up before I went on stage. She said, I read your book and I realized it was about hugging my customers, hugging the audience, getting the energy from them, listening to them and talking to them, each and every one of them. And when I did that, guess what? All my anxiety or most of it, 90% of it went away and I really have enjoyed myself and I enjoy singing and relating and caring for each and every person that I sing to. I'm confident that these are spiritual and emotional and intellectual connections that happen when you go this whole body idea of sharing yourself with others, to each and every person, each and every day. My book is full of stories. Another one that I really like because I think it symbolizes how simple hugs can be and how simple messages can be that become almost like the gospel of spreading the word. And they become ambassadors to our family business. This is a story about a gentleman by the name of Lou Gershner. You graduates may be a little too young to remember Lou, but he was the CEO of IBM, chairman of IBM. His creditor was really quote, saving IBM. And my story goes back as my brother and I were the chairman and have been for several years of the Inner City Foundation for Catholic Charities, a big fundraiser in Greenwich, Connecticut, where we have a store of Richards. We were, it was a black tie affair. We were meeting and greeting our friends and customers and Robin Gershner, Lou's wife, comes up to me and she's smiling and she said, you know what you did for me today, Jack? What did we do for her? She said, well, you know, we go to a lot of these fundraisers last night. We were in New York at the Waldorf and Lou put his tuxedo jacket on and he went to button it and the button fell off and he picked up the button, put it in his pocket all night, it was squirming and I knew we were coming to the Inner City Foundation for Catholic Charities event. Tonight it was a black tie also. I took it down to Richards and you know what you did. So what did we do, Robin? She said Tulio, who's worked for you for 46 years, he sewed the button on, you know. Wow, that was, you know, she sewed the button on and then she said, you know what else she did? What else did we do? By this time there were 50 or 60 people, she took a long time to tell the story. She pressed, he pressed the jacket and he pressed the trousers so Lou could look in Walsa's Lou so elegant tonight. The president of IBM's wife was impressed because we sewed a button on and it wasn't even a Richards tuxedo. So if you forget all the stories that I tell you, remember the button story. You know, it can be so simple. We have 18 tailors, what, of course. We don't, you have inhibitors of not a Richards tuxedo. I thought that was a good story and I actually told the story to a lot of people and, but it didn't, it didn't end that way. So two or three years later I was, I'm a tennis player, I like to play tennis but I also, if somebody invites me to the US Open, it was a big US Open event and it was one of these sky boxes I was in and the next one next to me was the IBM box and I saw Lou and he came over to me and he gave me a huge high five for those of you who know Lou, that's unusual for him but he gave me it anyway and he told everybody in the IBM box that we were the greatest clothing store in the world because we sewed a button on. Can you imagine? You see what distinguishes us really is that we're all about, again, about personalizing these relationships one customer at a time. We welcome them in our store just as you would welcome people into your home or to your apartment. That's what we try to do with every single customer that we work with.    Are you a hugger now?  Or did you even clean up, help your roommate clean up that mess? Did you, could you get up in the morning and do you smile and do you say good morning to everyone? Do you try to figure out which person each day you're going to do something special to to make their work and their lives feel better? That's what hugging is all about. It builds mutual respect and trust when you do that and you have more fun doing it. In case, you know, I'm sure many of you are huggers and those of you who are great. For those of you who need a little practice, here's a simple little exercise. I received an email years ago from a gentleman that, excuse me, I'm gonna make sure you understand my story is gonna be real. I had to put my tape back on. Gentleman was a jeweler in Madison, Wisconsin and he said, Jack, I have to confess I was a nasty jeweler and older. I used to ball my people out. Why didn't you buy them after they sold a nice, beautiful, expensive necklace? Why didn't you sell the ring and also the bracelet? I jumped up and down.  I read your book. He said, I decided I was gonna try to be a hugger and I started smiling but he said I needed some help so I took 10 pennies and I put them in my left pocket and I went around and I said, wow, Sally, nice job on selling that bracelet and I put them in my right pocket and he said by noon time I was complimenting people and people were smiling and guess what? We were having a lot more fun. Fast forward the story. He said, the end of the story is, he said, guess what? After about two months I was putting my old silver dollars that I had from Las Vegas and we were jumping up and down after we had a great day and a great week and everybody was having a much more happy time, happy associates or employees mean happy customers and guess what? Sales went up, cash flow went up, profit went up. You see, hugging can go in a business or it can do anything that you need to know so sometimes you need help.  So the very first thing, you know, you've done this before with me. The first thing I want you to do is hug yourself again. Everybody hug yourself again? Okay, now remember, come on family, friends, same thing, I wanna see you in the back rows there. Come on, hug yourself, hug yourself. The next thing I want you to do is commit. Will you execute? Will you execute? One hug today, Sunday, by Tuesday, I want you to try to hug somebody. It could be an email, it could be a text, it could be a nice handwritten note with a reeling pen. It could be somebody that you fell out of favor with, a surprise hug to somebody. Maybe a roommate, maybe your undergraduate roommate, maybe a family member, maybe it's your best customer on your new job.  Wave, okay, all right. Fantastic, absolutely fantastic.  Please stand up, yes, everybody stand up.  Let's sit, all right, how does that feel? How does it feel, keep going, let's see. Look at this down here, look at this hugging going on down here, look at this. Thank you very, very, very, very much, and God bless you all and the best of everything going forward in your new careers. At this time I would like to take an opportunity to issue a very warm welcome to representatives of the class of 1968. Frank Beckerer, Francis Calzetta, and Charles Coletti represent alumni celebrating 50 year reunion at Fairfield University. We are honored by their presence and by their lifelong commitment to Fairfield University. I would like to take a moment to ask these three representatives of the class of 1968 to stand and be recognized by our graduating students, their guests, our faculty, and administration. We shall now have the presentation of candidates for degrees in course by the deans of the five schools of the university and the conferring of those degrees by the president of the university. Dean Meredith Kaiser will present the degree candidates from the Merriam-Peckham-Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies. Dr. Kaiser. Will the candidates for the Doctor of Nursing Practice and Master of Science in Nursing degree from the Merriam-Peckham-Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies please stand. These men and women have fulfilled all the requirements established by Fairfield University for the Doctor of Nursing Practice and for the Master of Science in Nursing degree and are hereby presented to the president and trustees for the conferring of those degrees. By virtue of the power vested in me by the Board of Trustees of Fairfield University and the State of Connecticut, I hereby confer the degree Doctor of Nursing Practice and the degree Master of Science in Nursing on all those presented by the Dean of the Merriam-Peckham-Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies. Congratulations. Will the graduates please come forward to receive their diplomas? The Doctor of Nursing Practice graduates will be hooded by Associate Dean Dr. Joyce Shea before receiving their diplomas from Dr. Mark Nemek. Please withhold all your applause until all graduates have been presented. Caroline Barone. Hillary Bartholomew. Peter Braemer. Bethany Burke. Olivia Carter. Amy Chacon. Thayer Clark. Alexia Cortella. Amanda Castella. Doris D'Aupui. Michael Dimasi. Samantha Diaz-Hennessey. Krista Esposito. Song Ihan. Tara Hall. Jane Hedrick. Nancy Ingenetto. Garrett Jaffe. Ryan Keenan. Christopher Lasarenza. Tambolze Marino. Jennifer Marlin. Samantha Maraz. Wanika Indubaku. Heidi Ochab. Taylor Priest. Megan Ryan. Zeda Sayaritupa. Rita Sklar. Krista Smeagol. Trisa Spencer. Yamirka Swayze. Kevin Trail. Nancy Velasco. Jessica Wexler. Chin Yu. Sarah Ottiaga. Teresa Aversa. Liza Bakaritz. Sandra Badauski. Ashley Bailey. Evelyn Barron. Dina Brown. Nicola Coleman. Carissa Cornelius. Laura DeVoe. Alma Duomfor. Nicole Ferreira. Catherine Fitzpatrick. Cariol Westgaywar. Lisa Jiren Lemeti. Margaret Gorlich. Julia Green. Erin Gunther. Lauren Hanulik. Allison Haiketz. Cindy Kim. Tyler Mamone. Christina McElroy. Christina Meehan. Cynthia Metz. Maria Minnet. Danielle Randall. Danielle Rivera. Carolyn Ruiz. Dana Smart. Larissa Smollery. Tatiana Tumenick. Nicole Vidi. Congratulations to all our graduates. Dean Richard Greenwald will present the degree candidates from the College of Arts and Sciences. Dean Greenwald. Will the candidates for the Masters of Arts, Masters of Science degrees, Master of Public Administration, and the Master of Fine Arts from the College of Arts and Sciences please stand. These men and women have fulfilled all the requirements established by Fairfield University for the Masters of Arts, Masters of Science degrees, Masters of Public Administration, and Masters of Fine Arts degrees and are hereby presented to the President and Trustees for the conferral of those degrees. By virtue of the power vested in me by the Board of Trustees of Fairfield University and the State of Connecticut, I hereby confer the degrees of Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Public Administration, and Master of Fine Arts on all those presented by the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Congratulations. Will the graduates please come forward to receive their diplomas. Please withhold your applause until all graduates have been presented. Andrew Davenport. Joseph Fortuno. Catherine McGee. Alana McLeodownee. Maria Valentina Aduan Ramirez. Juan de Mayen. Jason Howell. Nicholas Kapoor. Stephanie Potter. Jonathan Rosofsky. Monica Sistowska. Lauren Felicia. Tavelin Halberg. Nicole Moffa. Brittany Netherly. Hannah Pike. Madeline Priest. Kadim Roberts. Patrick Saley. Julie Tizoli. Dean Marc Legas will present the degree candidates from the Dolan School of Business. Dean Legas. Will the candidates for the Master of Science degree and the Master of Business Administration degree from the Dolan School of Business please stand. These men and women have fulfilled all the requirements established by Fairfield University for the Master of Science and the Master of Business Administration degrees and are hereby presented to the President and Trustees for the conferring of those degrees. By virtue of the power vested in me by the Board of Trustees of Fairfield University and the State of Connecticut, I hereby confer the degree of Master of Science and Master of Business Administration on all those presented by the Dean of the Dolan School of Business. Will the graduates please come forward to receive their diplomas. Please withhold your applause until all graduates have been presented. Alok Agirwal. Jonathan Agila. Kelly Alberti. Maria Bucousis. Amy Barden. Carolyn Bennett. Jeffrey Bonewald. Danielle Juano. Carolyn Byrne. Mary Calebra. Guy Defeo. Vincenza Domenico. Alexandra Fazio. Matthew Finnelli. Emma Fischio. Bridget Fitzpatrick. Ashley Flanagan. Sarah Gaelic. Megan Gallagher. Bridget Garvey. Barbara Goger. Connor Gose. Dominic Guarneri. Brenna Gayet. Christian Hauser. Niyun Guo. Robert Hedberg. John Hurley. Ashley Iannucci. Melissa Iannucci. Nastya Johnson. Kelly Keegan. Samina Kojvik. Ashley Korn. Brianna Korn. Kelsey Laforest. Robert Lawler. Tyler Longo. Marie Magliacco. Mayank Mahareswadi. Jennifer Maloney. Michael McGee. Alice McPartland. Jenna Mitchell. Daniel Molangano. Joseph Mosali. Fred Nefton. Tianquac Yun. Natalie Pace. Erica Paulias. Robert Pelk. Danielle Pires. Christopher Posevac. Emily Pritchard. Karen Pritchard. Everett Reed. Michael Reardon. Sarah Sanclementi. Hannah Sawyer. Elizabeth Sheeran. Colleen Sheridan. Lilybeth Silva. James Smallden. Elizabeth Solar. Donna Stiano. Eva Striegel. Catherine Talameli. Brianna Tancredi. Andrew Tropiano. Stephanie Van Fleet. Trong Vieu. Christian Wallace. Jay Wang. Alexandra Weiss. Jihao Yong. Brianna Zelko. Wilfredo Arbita Lopez. Gregory Berger. Maria Flores. Christopher Fonseca. Hannah Gerard. Patrick Grubb. Raymond Holian. Anthony Iorio. Michelle Jacobs. Jacqueline Leo. Sean McGady. Jennifer Nativo. Melissa Nelson. Kristen Oaks. Steve Onobamiro. Kenneth Schaefer. Charles Steen. Peter Sweeney. Antonio Tomas. Samantha Vigliotta. Melissa Villalobos. Zachary Wright. Michael Yorina. Joanna Zeba. Congratulations to all. Dean Bruce Burdaniere will present the degree candidates for the School of Engineering. Dean Burdaniere. Will the candidates for the Master of Science in Engineering degrees please stand. These men and women have fulfilled all the requirements established by Fairfield University for the Master of Science in Engineering degree and are hereby presented to the President and Trustees for the conferring of those degrees. By virtue of the power vested in me by the Board of Trustees and the State of Connecticut, I hereby confer the degree of Master of Science in Engineering on those presented by the Dean of the School of Engineering. Will the graduates please come forward to receive their diplomas. Please withhold your applause until all the graduates have been presented. Deepa Alugubelli. Radhika Balapanur. Prasana Bhagavatula. Vincent Corsello. Roja Donovath. Evan Fowle. John Fennazo. Sampath Reddy-Gottem. Matthew Galliano. Womainath Girum. Sai Maran Charavula. Lohith Chanda. Sumanth Gujaru. Sudhir Raj Haridas. Bab Harisi. Morris Jalo. Waleed Jawad Hussein. Venkata Taswalu Kakumanu. Tamea Kane. Shreya Karan. Jungsu Kim. Adivishnu Kamurovelli. Sosendra Maras. Rajesh Maganti. Carlos Mosquita. Christina Molina. Lavanya Marukar. Rajasai Naka. Christina Okoa. Prachi Ok. Ranjana Kamalakar Patankar. Hari Pogula. Dinesh Kumar Raghagaraj. Roshara Savadi. Sharvaya Suraneni. Christopher Souter. Nikhil Taloju. Anusha Vaka. Daniel Vesconyes. Abhilash Yalani. Surya Vamsi Ganavarapu. Venkata Siddhartha Penuganda. Tejaswini Gorati. Lakshmi Dharaja Domirla. Pooja Reddy Sirlam. Vikas Kumar Katkar. Mandan Mohan Reddy Viraruth. Congratulations to all. Associate Dean Stephanie Storms will present the degree and certificate candidates from the Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions. Dr. Storms. Will the candidates for the Master of Arts degree and for the sixth year certificate from the Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions please stand. These men and women have fulfilled all the requirements established by Fairfield University for the Master of Arts degree and for the sixth year certificate and are hereby presented to the President and Trustees for the conferring of that certificate and degree. By virtue of the power vested in me by the Board of Trustees of Fairfield University and the State of Connecticut, I hereby award the Master of Arts degree and the sixth year certificate to all those presented by the Associate Dean of the Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions. Congratulations. Janessa Alvarez. Liliana Amadeo. Victoria Ault. Annette Bakes. Heather Barrett. Hilary Bassett. Victoria B. Jean Berberic. Chastity Berrios Hernandez. Leslie Boland. Ryan Brady. Juliet Brisman Zuckerman. Shannon Broderick. Steven Burroughs. Amanda Capella. Bianca Sanatiempo. Alyssa Cisquia. Victoria Cooperine. Anna Correa. Nicole Cotto. Christina Certo. Jessica Delillo. Ian Dempsey. Victoria Dest. Hazel Dewey. Brandon Di Giacomo. Krista Dobson. Becca Domogala. Kyla Farrell. Jillian Farance. Joanna Friedrich. Gina Fuller. Alessia Gagnon. Sarah Ganga. Jennifer Gini. Chelsea Jeremiah. Joan Gill. Christopher Gleeve. Anthony Granada. Katie Henderson. Sarah Yu Iangar. Paul Jurassic. Jennifer Johnson. Emily Kaufman. Lauren Kores. Arian Ladd. Alyssa Leahy. Kristen Lee. Rachel Leslie. Michael Levinson. Jillian Lucia. Amanda Morello. Kimberly Lindquest. Bermarie Maria. Samantha McLaughrey. Catherine McDonnell. Marissa McDermott. Mary McKee. Allison McGrath. Valerie Mondesier. Kelly Montanero. Elvato Morgan. Colleen Mulroney. Sally Ng. Alexandra Niccoli. Hadley Orr. Victoria Ortiz. Rutu Patel. Jane Penn. Alexis Polina. Kelly Posso. Maria Melissa Pretelt. Prayarna Purohit. Shantel Runwek. Lauren Roberts. Alexandra Rosati. Kathleen Ross. Lauren Stewart. Phillip Strang. Olivia Tengredi. Paul Tarr. Marcia Tashira. Sabrina Vagnon. Emilia Vargas. Valerie Vincent. Chelsea Vrabel. Morgan Walton. Thomas Wolmacher. Kimberly Ann Yumane. Mackenzie Yusco. Elena Chapman. Sean Collins. Breonna Coyle. Katrina Denzales Hicks. Amanda Duffy. Danielle Kopeck. Kira Russo. Jennifer Wolcott. Congratulations to all. At this point in the ceremony, I would ask all of our new graduates to please rise and acknowledge with applause your appreciation for your faculty as teachers, advisors and mentors. Thank you, and you can be seated. It is now my pleasure to introduce Dr. Mark R. Nemek, president of Fairfield University to offer remarks. Dr. Nemek. Thank you, Dr. Siegel. To our masters and doctor of nursing practice graduates, congratulations. As these last few remarks and Father Allen's benediction are all that stand between you and your well-earned status as graduate degree holders from Fairfield University, I will be brief. I would be remiss, however, if I did not use this occasion to share a few thoughts, a few sentiments to carry with you on your way. First, again, congratulations. Embrace the moment. Savor it. Now come to this celebration. But this celebration is not done because as you have entered into this course of study, you know you have entered into a lifetime of learning. Second, thank you. Thank you on behalf of the university. Thank you as president. I would thank you, especially in this regard. You as our masters and doctor of nursing practice students complete us. Fairfield has from its very founding been a university.  And lastly, may God bless you all in all your pursuits going forward. Again, to all our graduates, congratulations. Please rise. Reverend Charles Allen of the Society of Jesus, University Chaplain and Special Assistant to the President will pronounce the benediction. Let us bow our heads and ask for God's blessing. Almighty and ever-loving God, as we conclude our graduation ceremonies on this lovely spring afternoon at Fairfield University, we pray that these graduate students may go forward into their chosen professions with a new sense of competency and of confidence, of kindness and of compassion. Almighty God, we thank you for the parents, grandparents, children, classmates, teachers and friends who have helped these graduates achieve the goals we acknowledge today. For these graduates today, many years of challenge, study, good times and wonderful experiences come to an end. We ask that you would bless them, Lord, in the years to come so that the joys of their Fairfield years may be a part of their future lives and the lives of all of those whom they touch.  To bring our commencement to a close, please rise for the singing of the Fairfield University. No. Sorry. Will our guests remain in their seats until those on the stage and the graduates have recessed? The 68th commencement exercises of Fairfield University are now officially concluded. Thank you.


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Gretchen with the Sixers. Dan with the Cavs. Adam with the Pistons. Mark with the Bulls. Gretchen with the Kings. Barry with the Warriors. Ron with the Nets. Warriors are Nets playing against each other right there. Ben with the Raptors. Chad with the Knicks. Desmond with the Wizards. Gretchen with the Last Bond Mojo. Memphis Grizzlies. Danny with the Trailblazers. Gretchen with the Mavs. Kihun with the Rockets. Josh Smith with the Bucks. Kyle with my Lakers. Steve Wright with the Heat. Adam Kelly with the Hornets. Ryan Harold with the Celtics. Danny with the Spurs. Kyle with the Sons. And Dan with your Early Bird Spot. The OKC Thunder. Now trades are allowed. Let me alphabetize alphabetically by team. Trades are allowed but trade at your own risk. Remember, here's an idea of what you could possibly get out of here. Pretty good stuff. The usual suspects. So we're gonna pause the video, then we come back and see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break. Stick around. Be right back. All right, welcome back. No deals were done. A little bit of trade chatter, but in the end no deals were done here on a Tuesday the 16th. Here with this Chaspix Club. Version of Hit Parade basketball. Thanks everyone. We got a football version on the site too. And another basketball case loaded up. And I think the football version also has some early bird spots. I don't know if all of them have been taken yet, but they'll have early bird spots. You wanna go for that? Should I record a jingle for Hit Parade? And then you'll make it an NFT and then make a zillion dollars? They don't put any of the little Hit Parade advertisement. Anyway, you can find Hit Parade on social media, give them a follow. All right. First one out of the gate is a nice one. That's the logo. Cherry West. That's a nice start. From an upper deck product back in 2000. That'll be a little Laker Joe Mojo for Kyle. And the Los Angeles Lakers. Next up, we got our first graded card. It's a PSA 10. Cameron Johnson, nice. From 2019, Revolution Basketball. He's been playing well. Sons have been playing well. That's for Phoenix. By the time I get to Phoenix, she'll be rising. Kyle with the Phoenix Sons. She'll leave a note right on the door. Guys remember that scene in Heat? Ralph Pacino sings that song. We've got, oh, Ice Trey, Trey Young, PSA 10 from 2018 Donors Optic Basketball. Just the base edition, but still strong. That's Michael Robinson and the ATL. Oh, another graded card. We were going from Michael Robinson to Michael Porter Jr. From 2018 Select, Light Blue Prism, PSA 10. Oh, that's a sharp looking card there. 175 out of 299 for Denver. That'll be for Rosario. It is another graded card. And it's Tim Duncan from 1997 Tops. From Tops Chrome Basketball, Destiny Insert, PSA 9. San Antonio Spurs. That's Danny with San Antonio. Tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Oh yeah, and CJ pointing out Rookie Year Duncan as well. Another graded card. We have TMac Tracey McGrady. From 1997 Tops Chrome Basketball. Is this also Rookie Year Tracey McGrady? PSA 10. Yeah, 1997, ninth overall. And that's Toronto Raptors. Another tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Ben with the Raptors. All right, next up is a Kevin Porter Jr. Rookie ticket autograph from Contender's Basketball. Nice. Cleveland, this is for you, Dan. With the Cleveland Cavaliers. Yeah, you're caught up now, CJ. Welcome, welcome to the present. Next up is an Oscar Robertson from Immaculate Basketball. Some good penmanship there, Oscar. 27 out of 60. Yes, Mr. Robertson. Josh Smith with Oscar Robertson. Nice autograph for the Bucks. Next is Zach Levine, 37 out of 49. And the New Look Bulls, Jersey and Autograph. Dispatched my Lakers last night pretty easily. Mark Raub with Chicago, nice. This is my kind of town Chicago is. Last box of the case, we got more in the store, boys and girls, get into it, jaspeakcasewrakes.com. Last one. Who could it be now? It is Julius Irving, 14 out of 49. Nice Origins legendary autograph for Gretchen and the Philadelphia 76ers, there you go, Gretchen. And there you go, everybody. I'm Joe for jaspeakcasewrakes.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking this exclusive with us. More in the store, go and get it, jaspeakcasewrakes.com. Bye-bye.


You know, most of us spend a lot of time talking about mankind versus grim, but technically there is a third party in the mix, the Faunus. In case you're not in the know, the Faunus are a species on remnant that appear to be human in just about every way, every way but one. Each Faunus has a single animalistic trait, some more parrot than others, ram horns, tiger claws, cat ears. I swear, on my huntsman's license, I once saw a guy regrow his severed lizard tail. I swear, no amount of drinking can make you forget that pretty picture. As far as everyone's aware, Faunus have been around as long as mankind, if not a little longer. History gets a little fuzzy past a certain point, but we do know that their kind and ours are completely compatible from a biological standpoint.  A wolf Faunus and a human also typically means your little bundle of joy's teething phase could get a little dicey. But if you take a wolf Faunus and a bull Faunus, for example, it's a complete roll of the dice. For all you know, you could be cleaning up your son's shedded snake skin. Scientists are still scratching their heads when it comes to, well, a lot about Faunus, but science isn't the real problem. It's how we all get along, or in this case, how we don't. Early man was scared to death of the Faunus, and honestly, it's not too hard to sympathize with that.  Like most things man doesn't understand, all sorts of rumors and stories surround the Faunus. People avoided them like the plague, pushing them out of settlements and sometimes even hunting them down. Man began to outnumber the Faunus, and the Faunus began to consider man nothing more than a hostile species. Can't really blame them. These clashes between species were unavoidable, as land that was safe from the Grim was in constant short supply. But it was the Grim that finally brought humans and Faunus together for the first time. A village in Sanus fell under attack, and the only reason anyone survived was because the humans and Faunus united against their common enemy. It was a step in the right direction, but it didn't fix everything. Once humanity learned they weren't so different from the Faunus, they still used those differences as an excuse to exploit and alienate them. The treatment of the Faunus differed around the world, and things wouldn't improve much for them until the Great War. Veil and vacuar against mantel and mistral, a war unlike anyone had ever seen. When it was over, the world was desperate to find compromises that would ensure they'd never see the likes of it again. Faunus were awarded equal rights as citizens of remnant, and as an apology, they were given an entire continent of their own to do with as they pleased. There were some that saw this as fair and just, but many saw it for what it really was. A slap in the face from a nation of sore losers, and so Menagerie was born. There are still Faunus all over the world, though the fair treatment they were promised varies in quality from place to place. But Menagerie will always be their safe haven. Here's the thing though, you can only push and prod people so much before they reach a tipping point. And when you pack those people together, it just makes it all the easier for them to get organized, and get even. And please subscribe for more RT animation on YouTube. Don't forget, mash that bell. Mash that bell. Those notifications, you would know.


This paper presents a remote sensing system for radiation detection and aerial imaging using an autonomous helicopter. The system is designed to gather crucial situational awareness in post disaster environments allowing response efforts to be expedited. The radiation payload consists of a scintillating type detector with associated software and novel search algorithms to rapidly and effectively map and locate sources of high radiation intensity. The system has been flight tested over several years and a new production flight platform has been built to enhance reliability and maintainability. The new platform is based on the AeroScout B1-100 helicopter platform which has a one-hour flight endurance and uses a COFDM radio system that gives the helicopter an effective range of seven kilometers. This article was authored by Kevin Cochersberger, Brian Kraewick, and Jerry Teller.


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Good morning.  Empathy where it matters and how to grow it last week I came across a young woman who recently lost her husband and she has three kids She was so upset. She needed somebody to talk to. You know what I did. I gave her a big hug Empathy involves understanding the emotions of others Feeling the emotion and responding appropriately to it Some people are good at understanding the emotions of others, but not at feeling them or commenting on them Which is very very important As we go in our journey in life Empathy can go a long way in the business world and it is one of the most important soft skills to acquire and use daily It builds leadership, improves work environment and strengthen relationships Organizations that use this empathetic approach will see higher productivity Remember that children learn empathy growing up If you have seen child psychologists, which character traits are important for child development? Empathy and kindness will rank first. So it's important for parents to explain their own emotions Lack of empathy isn't easy to dictate But there are few signs like being extremely critical of others blaming the victim, not forgiving, not listening to others Opinion, lack of patience to other Reaction or emotion. How empathetic are you? Ask yourself this following question Do you have the time picking up on the emotions of people around you? Is it hard to imagine how you would feel if you were in other situations? Do you stop listening to others if you don't agree with them? Those are the questions that will help you Lack of empathy can have a number of effects like problems with Relationships with other people. You can feel that yeah, these people are not understanding me And it feels it makes it very very difficult to form bonds in group society And then not being able to understand the others are coming from can make communication Difficult. Cursing is an interpretation most times of what you're saying What others understand about what you're saying Cursing, conflict, damage relationship Lack of empathy also feel Make people engage in social action Like when people need assistance, you can't pick it because you are not empathetic You don't need to need support around you. You are just there staring at people. How do you develop empathy? Observe Spend time noticing what other people are doing and think about the emotions and how you feel towards that same situation We hope you know and develop a good We hope you develop good empathy Make an intentional effort to listen to what other people are saying You're not just listening but you're listening to understand in addition to paying attention to what others are saying Take a look at their body language. They are told. You know how they are reacting Then don't jump to finish people's sentences practice pause Don't interrupt people even when you want to offer advice Just don't let people finish what they want to say. This can stand in the way of empathy Pause before you speak pause before you respond on your action Spend time identifying and labeling your own emotional responses It can be challenging understanding others feeling if you're struggling to recognize yours And the effect it have on your behavior practice show yourself empathy show it to yourself first Communication play an important role in empathy This ability will allow people to engage With others respond with supportive behavior, which can help people have better experience and better express empathy Be open and vulnerable Learn how to tolerate even the most stressing people around us Tolerate them this can forge um stronger connections When you turn when you show When you're open to your emotions How to respond when people lack empathy try not to take it personally Most people take things personally this day. Just try not to it's not your fault. They lack empathy It's not your fault. Whatever is happening is happening around them Just try not to take it and let it go is not your fault Don't seek emotional validation from others Is not a good sign Fine, you want to be seen you want to be heard you want to be understood but People will lack empathy will not see that You understand so the people like that just asserts who they have People can build empathetic skills. Yes, it is easy to build empathetic skills That's talk to yourself Instead be supportive if you feel that this situation cannot be changed and it is affecting your health It is affecting and you're connecting with people simply taking work You don't have to be there. You don't have to be in that situation Just take a walk and you'll feel a lot better when you do so Don't expect them to check change instantly people don't change like that. They need time to change Some people are genetically inclined Some people are genetically inclined to have high empathy It depends on their environment. It depends on the home which they dream of So if it's emotional intelligence is something that we can develop over time But most importantly it is important that we teach children Empathy even as parents discuss your emotions with them Let them know if if there are certain events happening and you feel it could be it could be a sad event It could be painful. Let them understand what emotions is from the very beginning You are actually soon exceeding to their lives and lastly. Yes others can develop empathy But try in your daily living to make a bucket Boom. Thank you for listening I'm so sorry for the Technology issue I can't take your questions now


I know every single Ravens fan has been following this whole Brandon IU vs the 49ers thing closely today he unfollowed the 49ers on instagram and usually that means one of two things either that player is getting ready to get a contract a new contract from his team or two it means that he is getting ready to be traded most Ravens fans hoping it's the latter of the two and he ends up in Baltimore that would be a dream scenario for so many people but we'll see what goes down speaking about dream scenarios Bleacher Report where we will be streaming this Monday at 12 p.m. so y'all make sure y'all come through download the Bleacher Report app and you can follow us on this in Raven Vids and we're gonna be talking about sleepers that the Baltimore Ravens have to draft so we'll get into that on Monday but Bleacher Report they put out a very interesting article that I personally appreciated very much it said one free agent still on the market who can help each NFL team in 2024 let's read the introduction says while most of the big name free agents have already signed this offseason there are still plenty of quality players who are looking for a new home also there are still plenty of holes to fill on just about every NFL roster so opportunities are still out there for unsigned veterans to make an impact with a new club here we'll go division by division and play matchmaker pairing one free agent who could feel a need for each team in the league in certain situations that could mean adding a starter while others would be good depth pieces or veteran presence for a younger roster so that um is a nice preface to the player that we're getting ready to talk about and somebody that I remember when he first got cut I was like oh my goodness I would love if the Baltimore Ravens would sign him but I just knew back then it wasn't gonna happen why because I thought he was the best safety out there on the market I thought he would be the most expensive safety out there on the market and it just wasn't gonna go down but that was be a month and a half ago he still ain't signed yet and that player is Justin Simmons I remember one of them Broncos first cut him I was like wow they actually cut Justin like this too I remember watching him specifically against the Baltimore Ravens and this dude was literally every single where that the ball was the man was everywhere making plays all over the field and when you see something like that you got no choice but to respect it you admire it because I'm somebody who I am a Ravens fan but I just love watching great players play I love great players doing great things not against the Baltimore Ravens though but you still got too respected so when I watch Justin Simmons I'm like man this dude he is a baller man so then when the Denver Broncos cut him I just envision a scenario where oh man we're getting ready to lose Geno Smith didn't know it was going to be to the Bengals but I knew we were getting ready to lose Geno Geno not Geno Smith Geno Stone I'm tripping I knew we were getting ready to lose Geno Stone so I just thought about a scenario where we got Marcus Williams hopefully a healthy Marcus Williams we got Super Duper Kyle Hamilton that could do literally everything and he's our other safety even though he don't really play safety he just literally be everywhere he's just a football player I wish we could have 11 Kyle Hamilton's if we did our number one defense would be like negative two because they be above one but anyway I just imagine a scenario where we had a Marcus Williams adjusting Simmons and then Kyle Hamilton just doing what he does and I was like man that that would be great but it's just not realistic but little did I know that a month later he would still be available and that actually increases the Baltimore Ravens chances of possibly signing him because he's still there we all know about supply and demand that means when the supply is high then the demand for that supply is low because there's so much of it but when the supply is low the demand for whatever that is is a lot higher because there's so much less of it the safety market this offseason in free agency the supply was high there's a lot it was a lot of safeties out there a whole lot of safeties out there so the demand was super low a lot of them still didn't get signed but this one right here Justin Simmons I would love if this move was made let's see what Bleacher Report had to say on and decided Baltimore Ravens Justin Simmons with Audarius Washington moving to more of a nickel corner roll and Gino stone signing with the Bengals the Ravens only have two safeties on the roster and need depth there at the very least Simmons can provide that and gives the team a starting option who has 30 interceptions and 64 passes defended in his career so he knows how to be around the ball he knows how to be around the play how to break up the play he has a lot of experience with the Baltimore Ravens and we talked about this as we headed into free agency this offseason because we again new Gino stone was not going to be back hope that he would be back but no he wouldn't be back we figured that the Baltimore Ravens they will want somebody there like they could draft a rookie and they could put him at the safety position but at the same time you're probably going to want somebody there that has a bit of experience especially being a team that's so close that's like right there you're right there and you just need to switch out a few things make a few adjustments here and there but a team that's so close I wouldn't envision them starting a rookie at that position I mean unless you draft another Kyle Hamilton then I will completely get it but anyway I would think that they will want somebody with experience as that third safety and Justin Simmons gives you that and now that Eric DeCosta he said he wasn't a patient person even though like he's shown that he is a very patient person his patience could pay off in a big way if he signed Justin Simmons it really could because that would really continue to solidify the Baltimore Ravens and they could continue to not fix what wasn't broken last year because remember it was Marcus Williams it was Geno Stone and then it was Kyle Hamilton we had them three safeties on the field pretty much all the time now that did obviously change when Marcus Williams went down when he was hurt Geno Stone he held it down and then Kyle Hamilton and then they had a mix of some other guys back there during Marcus Williams absence but once he got healthy that was your lineup at safety and it proved to pay dividends in a big way because Marcus Williams he held it down on a back end Geno Stone strong safety wasn't the best position for him he was much better free safety but he did this thing while he was there and then of course Kyle Hamilton I mean we ain't even got to get into that like could have been defensive player the year but he was all pro pro bowl super duper Kyle literally can do everything don't got a bad word to say about Kyle Hamilton at all because he is like that he really is and just to he's only in his second year well last year was his second year and to see just how he improved from the beginning of his rookie season remember that that Dolphins game and I mean everybody looks sloppy in that game two years ago not last year because last year oh yeah I know y'all remember last year that Dolphins game but two years ago we played the Dolphins at M&T Bank Stadium and how just everything broke down in that game but to watch his growth to watch Mike McDonald's growth over these past two it's just been a beautiful thing to see watch the entire defense's growth it's been a beautiful thing to see but now with Zach Orr with him being a new defensive coordinator another reason I would love this move I would go crazy if the Baltimore Ravens end up signing justice but anyway another reason I would absolutely love this move is because you want to make Zach Orr's job as easy as possible he's your new defensive coordinator it's his first time being a defensive coordinator I think he's gonna do a good job I mean it's just in his blood he was he got picked as an undrafted free agent by the Baltimore Ravens got signed by them as undrafted free played for the Baltimore Ravens he knows the Baltimore Ravens he is the Baltimore Raven now he coaches the Baltimore Ravens so yeah Zach Orr is in a real real good position but you want to make his job easier with the personnel that you got so Ravens hey Bleacher Report said it so it makes sense right bring me Justin Simmons but to keep you clean how y'all feel about the possibility of Justin Simmons don't talk to me about no money don't talk to me about no salary cap don't talk to me oh we need to sign the I'm asking you how do you feel about the possibility of the Baltimore Ravens signing one Justin Simmons to complete that safety trio look forward to hearing y'all in the comment 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The form in a bin will bite. Several years ago, I bought and received a job lot of early Thomas and friends videos and the like from an eBay seller. The auction's description mentioned that several of the videos were actually given to him prior to the release of the series on VHS, implying that the seller originally worked on the show in some way. Some of the early tapes he sent me were in relatively good condition, considering they're almost 30 years old, and some are a little worse for wear, with missing boxes, labels, etc. Some of the tapes had the original labels missing, and had crudely written replacement labels stuck to them. Other tapes had earlier versions of certain episodes with extra, or missing, sound effects, as well as short bits of footage that did not make it to the final versions of the episodes. The video that grabbed my interest the most, however, was a video simply called, Early Real, which I believe was filmed in the early 1980s, alongside the original pitch episode, Down the Mind. Now, Down the Mind was pitched to ITV, before filming on the series properly began. Once it was green-lighted, Series 1 of Thomas and Friends was produced, and Down the Mind was re-shot to become the show's 25th episode, meaning that this video could not have been Brutal Cross' pitch to the ITV network to get Thomas' green-lipped. Intrigued, I played the video before any of the others I received in the job lot. The video started with a date displayed in the bottom right-hand corner. It only appeared for a few seconds, and it said, 5, 6, 1981, which would mean the 5th of June, 1981. According to most sources, 1981 was the year filming began on the show. After this, the title card appeared. As this was one of the earliest, if not the earliest, Thomas' videos to be completed, it made sense that the familiar theme tune, along with the famous scenes of Thomas bypassing a windmill and stopping at Farquhar Station, was absent. Instead, a relatively plain title card was used, simply displaying the classic Thomas and Friends symbol, shown at the end of all Series 1 and 2 episodes of Thomas and Friends. After a few seconds, it faded to black. Ringo Star was not present as the narrator. There was no narrator, the video contained no speech, merely sound effects, making it all the more unerving. The episode started out with Matford Station being completely mobbed, with trains populating virtually every platform. As only seven engines were featured in the first season, it was likely that one or two unmodified Marklin engines were pulling some of the trains. A goods train, of trucks full of stone, was present in the goods platform, which was the platform closest to the viewer. The camera zoomed in to look more closely at the goods train, and we then saw Thomas back down on the train. Thomas' model looked off in this early reel. It was, presumably, the same model as the one used in the Up Down the Mind pitch, which is visible in a single scene in the broadcast version. Thomas' side rids were chunkier than the TV series model. His wheels were also slightly smaller and his running plate was lower, obscuring part of his wheels. The thing I found creepy is that the engines' eyes didn't move in this. They were painted on, very much like the troublesome trucks, and characters like Terence and Caroline. So Thomas, with his lifeless eyes, pulled out of the station and onto the open line. The puffing noise in this video were more realistic, as if recorded from real locomotives. Further down the line, Thomas passed Percy. Again, his model was noticeably different to his model in the show itself. His tanks were less rounded, and his whole look had a more industrial feel about it, similar to how he looked in some of the later Railway series books. As the two engines passed each other, they whistled, their whistles sounding the same as they do on the show. Immediately following this, Thomas got sent down the runway. We saw a shot of Thomas rolling down the runway with a surprised look on his face. It looked similar to the one on the show, except it was more detailed and seemed to convey more horror, as if Thomas was severely loathing the thought of what is to come. I saw Thomas roll down a steep gradient, with the trucks surging against him. The shocked face from the last scene was still present. A level crossing was ahead of Thomas, which he immediately ran into and broke. To make matters worse, a car was on the level crossing at that point in time, which Thomas ran into, sending it tumbling out of control. A semi-mounted is set similar to the one from Thomas in Trouble, where Thomas is confronted by the policeman, was seen with Thomas in the far distance. The difference was that there were more rocks, ridges and cliffs, and less grass.  Thomas, unable to stop, smashed into the derailed trucks and flew off of the rails. Thomas continued to roll along the ground. A thin piece of string was visible in a few scenes, until he tumbled off a rocky ledge. He fell all the way down the mountain cliff with a more unsettling face.  While this was going on, a climatic orchestral piece was heard, which was likely to be a piece of stock music. Thomas reached the bottom of the mountain, and crashed into the rocky ground below. A terrible metallic crash could be heard, while Thomas' body shell exploded on contact with the ground, with bits such as whistles and handrails flying in several directions. A sinus sound explosion sound effect was added for a more dramatic effect. Even worse than this was a pair of male voices letting out blood curdling shrieks, which I assume were Thomas' driver and fireman, either being killed or badly injured by the crash. As the crash died down, the camera panned, and I saw some of Thomas' remains, including the upturned, exploded body shell, as an ominous string's piece, again, probably stock music, was played. The face was gone, faded to a smokebox door. Flames were around the broken pieces of Thomas, and a broken down drain could faintly be seen in one shot, appearing to be coupled to Percy, whose face was obscured by its cap. You could faintly hear a male voice saying the Latin sentence. Felicit rest, Nemono cere. Slowly, the scene faded to black. On the black background, some text, in white, red, there's nothing quite like it, below the middle of the screen, in Rockwell. In the Railway series, there's nothing quite like it, was the motto of the Northwestern Railway, the Railway featured in the books and TV show. Following this was a copyright notice. A clear water features production for Brit Alcroft Limited. Copyright, Brit Alcroft, Thomas, Limited, 1981. While the copyright bait was displayed, the faint sound of steam hissing was audible, along with a faint, yet shrill-sounding steam whistle, which sounded like a more realistic version of Thomas' whistle. The screen remained blank for about 30 seconds. Slowly, it faded to a night scene. The color was very washed out at this point. A rusty engine with Thomas' shape could be seen coasting along a rundown branch line. I say, coasting, because the engine was making no puffing noises to signify that it was moving under its own power. I could only assume that the engine was a ghost Thomas or something similar. Thomas no longer had a face, but instead a regular smokebox door. The smokebox door wasn't secure, so it kept banging against Thomas' smokebox. Each time the door opened, there was some sort of substance that was faintly visible inside Thomas' smokebox. I initially assumed this to be ash, but upon closer inspection, it looked like some sort of rotting flesh. I still like to think that it's ash however. Throughout these night scenes, very little sound was present. During close-ups of the ghost Thomas, some awful grinding, squealing and clanking noises were heard. The branch line terminates at the scrapyard. By this point, Thomas was rolling at a considerably slow pace, slower than usually seen on the early seasons of TNF. Oddly, most of the scrap models were not the regular scrap engines seen on the show. The scrap consisted largely of broken up road vehicles and the like. Thomas slunk into a damp siding.  The camera pan down slowly whilst fading to black. After about six seconds, the sound of birds chirping was audible. I was half-expecting the tape to take a more light-hearted approach. I was rung. A black-on-light hand drawing faded into view. It was of a set of sidings with rows of steam engines that had been withdrawn from service. Having several books and magazines on British railways in the final days of steam traction, I am used to this sort of scenario. However, the engines were completely dilapidated. Their frames were bent out of shape, various bits of the engines were cracked and dented, most engines were missing things like smokebox doors and buffers, and all the locos simply looked completely mauled. As I am something of a British railway buff, I found this image to be a little upsetting, though I imagine that many people will be completely enthased by it. If you're a long-time follower of Thomas and friends, or have children or younger siblings that are into the show, then you'll know that there are literally hundreds of characters in the series, even more if you count things such as the original railway series books and the magazines. This picture did not have hundreds of engines, but the choice of engines were interesting to say the least. All of them represented real engine classes, some of which formed the bases of characters that weren't yet created. For example, there was a North Stafford shear battery electric locomotive. Fairly little known until 2012, when it was brought out of obscurity, by serving as the basis for the character, Stafford. Even more bizarre was the inclusion of two Manning Ward oil-class tank engines. Any fans of the series will know that both Billy and Charlie are based on this engine class. Other engines were not used as a basis for any Thomas character. For example, the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway Class 79. This engine class normally sports a Westinghouse pump, as seen in the linked image. The drawing showed the pump to be missing.  There were similar holes in the engine's boiler. And in the middle of the picture was Thomas himself, barely recognizable.  Some of his wheels were missing, his sidrids were removed, and what little paint that had remained on the dilapidated, whole written body shell was almost completely faded and obscured by rust. As for sound, the chirping birds played throughout the showing of the drawing, about 27 seconds in total, along with the unmistakable sound of a black five whistle. The whistle was long and drawn out, lasting for the whole showing of the image, and still trailing after the image had faded to black. It would seem that the recording was from an engine that had been taken out of service, and was being drained of steam, ready to be broken up. This made the image all the more unsettling. Partway through, the whistle almost seems to begin to sound pained. I've always been somewhat unnerved by static captions or images. Especially if they are not accompanied by any text or music. I'd never liked static to be items used to signify the death of a royal family member, for example. This was no exception. The imagery and the soundtrack didn't help matters either. After a while the whistle began to get a bit staticky. The image showed again for a split second, but now with a black on red color scheme. It was not blood red, crimson red or anything, but rather a perfect red. You'd expect to see as the default red color for old editions of Microsoft Paint or Paint.net. The red quickly faded to a more brownish yellowish hue, before fading away completely.


Shoveling bothers me. We're moving something that only a matter of months will no longer be there. It's trivial and frustrating. So, who are we shoveling for, ourselves, to one-up someone? Could it be true that in this simple act we actually hold a great amount of influence to change the direction of countless unknown individuals on a certain day? We all know the difference. The relief of walking on a clean path rather than pushing through the off-camber snow and ice-packed walks might the first step in loving our neighbor be mastering the art of shoveling our very own walk.


Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome. If you're new here, my name is Jen. I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach. I follow Weight Watchers and I count calories and macros. Happy Saturday, it is Saturday, so it's grocery haul day. I have quite a big haul for you from two stores.  Subscribe if you're not because we do grocery hauls every Saturday and I upload five videos every single week. Check out the description box down below for nutrition coaching where I offer personalized to you macros and calories highly, highly recommend. This is how I lost 90 pounds in 2022 as well as one-on-one coaching if you would like to chat with me directly. Links and discounts to my favorite things and our Facebook group, come join us there. We would love to have you.  So the first part of this week's grocery haul is actually from Trader Joe's. I like to make a Trader Joe's run when I'm at chemo with Lola. So I picked up a few things for the week and then a few things for Troy while I'm gone this next week on my trip to New Orleans. So I grabbed some turkey burgers. I thought this would be quick, simple lunches or even dinners for me. They have only 160 calories and 22 grams of protein. So that's really, really good. They're frozen and just easy to keep on hand. I also got some more of the frozen hash browns. Troy really likes these. You can just toss these in your toaster and I love making avocado toast out of these. I've shared that a few times on my channel. I'll definitely share it again if you're new or if you miss those videos because seriously the best avocado toast. I also bought some fresh cut up fruit. This was only 3.99 and there's cantaloupe, honeydew melon, grapes and some pineapple. Again, I thought really easy, convenient snack to have. Got this little salami provolone cheese pack thing. This is actually what I ate for lunch while Lola was at the doctor. I didn't finish it. I only ate about half. Really good. I also have some generous salami and some provolone cheese. I also had some of these. These are my favorite things from Trader Joe's. I really, really love these. I actually bought two bags. These are the organic caucachio, a Pepe Puffs. I never say that right. Basically it's like a cheese and pepper snack. These are amazing. So I actually have that and the little meat pack for lunch. I also picked up some blueberry muffins for Troy and then I got home and he said, oh we have all the ones from Costco in the freezer. I forgot. So now he has more blueberry muffins. I told him to eat these first since they're not frozen. And then one of my coaching clients was telling me about a really good protein shake that she makes using these dark pitted cherries from Trader Joe's. And you know, I just got the brand new Motivate protein powder and it's incredible. And I thought the chocolate protein powder and frozen cherries would be such a good delicious blended protein shake. And I did pick up a couple more packs of my favorite ginger. I got two. I like to have a piece of this after my meals. It definitely, definitely helps with digestion. Especially if you eat a heavy meal. It just really helps everything digest a lot easier. And this is honestly my favorite bread. I love the Trader Joe's sprouted wheat multigrain bread. There's protein in here. There's fiber in here. It's so good. So I picked up a loaf. And then Troy loves cashews. So I got a huge bag. These are only $7.99, which is a really good deal for a whole cashews. And that way he has those for a snack. I also restocked my unsweetened applesauce because I'm completely out. And I really do like this organic one from Trader Joe's. The Mudder Loaded Dog Treats, of course. I did grab the salmon jerky, the beef recipe jerky sticks, the chicken recipe jerky sticks, the Better Than Leftovers. These are some of my dog's favorites. These are little soft chews, soft treats that are inspired by your dinner table. Roast beef gravy, cheese, sweet potato and apple pie assorted flavors. And then I haven't bought these in forever. These are the beef recipe rolls. And then I also got the dog treat assorted natural flavor of dog biscuits. So I love Trader Joe's dog treats. Super, super affordable and good clean ingredients. Last time I bought the ginger cookie things. This time I bought the Meyer lemon because you guys said that these are really good. And I thought these would be amazing on protein pudding, especially a vanilla protein shake, cheesecake protein pudding. I don't even know if they make lemon pudding. They might. And then crumble some of these on top. Sounds really good. I got four bags of the soft and juicy mangoes. These are my favorite dried fruit. I said I like the ones from Sprouts, but the Trader Joe's ones are even better. I count these as zero points because they have the same macros as regular dried mango. So I count them as zero points. I love them as a sweet treat.  And then of course, light shredded cheese. I would have gotten light shredded mozzarella, but they didn't have any. So I just got the light shredded three cheese blend. And then we love this. Troy really likes this. This is the Noki Gorgonzola. Super easy. You just throw it in a pan and warm it up and you have an amazing, amazing side. It kind of gives me Alfredo vibes with the Noki. Really good. And I help you. Why every time I do grocery haul for our friends, do you wine? And yes, they don't want. Just got back from chemo. She's doing so good. And I picked up their seasonal candle. It's grapefruit. It smells so good. These are only 3.99. Baking powder because I am completely out. You already know. These are my favorite crackers. I tell everybody about these crackers. They're so good. I'm actually going to have them for dinner tonight with a tuna packet, I think. I just really love them. They're so buttery and they have these really good grain flavor. Super, super delicious.  Troy likes these. We used to buy these all the time in Washington when we went camping. So it's kind of nostalgic and they're really, really good. And then last but not least, I bought a papaya only because papaya sounds amazing for fruit for the week. So the second half of this week's haul is from Fry's which is my local Kroger store. So let me show you what I picked up. Versus paper plates because they're very convenient and these ones from the Kroger brand are actually really nice quality for the price. I want to say it was $3.70 for 48 plates. So not a bad price. I also got Troy a gallon of skim milk. He's been having a lot of cereal so we're going through quite a bit of milk. And then I'm almost out of my siggies, non-fat Greek yogurt. I love mixing protein powder into this for a sweet treat with lots of protein. And the fae was on sale so I picked that up. Also on sale were lilies. Normally they're like $9.99 and they were on sale for $5.99. So I got the semi-sweet baking chips. You know I use lilies chocolate chips a lot in my meal preps. And then I did pick up one good culture cottage cheese. Funny story, the other good culture, I actually grabbed it and then good thing I looked at the expiration date because it expired on April 3rd and it's April 10th that I'm filming today's video. So I was like, okay, that's a no. But I did find one more that doesn't expire for a couple more weeks. So I picked that up and then I needed the Bolt House chunky blue cheese dressing for my meal prep. It's been a long time since I had Bolt House so I'm excited to have that again. And then Kroger always has a little clearance section and these were $3.11. These are the skinny dipped almonds in Strawberry Lemonade. These are seasonal. Usually the summer skinny dipped almonds, so good. I'm going to take those with me on my trip to New Orleans this next week. And then popcorn, you already know. My favorite lesser evil is the Himalayan pink salt. Choice is the Himalayan gold.  Some canned tomatoes. I have a couple of just diced tomatoes in tomato sauce and then one fire roasted diced. These are organic from the Simple Truth brand. I need one of those for my meal prep. Also, Troy is heading out for a little bit today and I thought this would also be something I could take with me on my trip.  You get three of them for $4. Protein in only 140 calories and they're actually really, really good.  I'm making kind of a taco spaghetti.  So I decided to go ahead and grab protein plus because we're all about the protein and this is going to give us some much more protein than regular pasta. Some fully cooked bacon because it's easy and I need that for my lunch meal prep. And then over in the meat section, they have this pack of Simple Truth natural cage-free no antibiotic chicken breast, $11. Normally almost $20. So that was a steal. I'm just going to package them up in one pound Ziploc bags and throw them in my freezer. I also got some more cereal for Troy. This is his favorite, the Kashi Toasted Berry Crisp. And then my neighbor's baby shower is this weekend. So I'm going to make a kind of girl-themed cake or cupcakes. I'm not sure yet. So I picked up the Funfetti cake mix. I just thought that that would be kind of a fun thing to bring to the shower. And then I grabbed a couple more sugar-free puddings for protein pudding. I was out of banana cream and out of cheesecake. So I picked up one of each of those. I am completely out of lemon and lime juice. And these huge ones were on sale for $2. I love lime juice on my papaya that I bought at Trader Joe's. And then I got a big lemon juice as well. And then for some extra produce for the week other than what I grabbed at Trader Joe's I picked up some strawberries. I saw this strawberry whip, cheesecake, something dessert on Instagram. We'll make it in Wednesdays what I eat in a day. But I thought that I would get some strawberries so I could try out that recipe. And then I needed some romaine lettuce for my lunch meal prep as well as an avocado and some tomatoes for lunch prep. And then some cilantro for a dinner recipe. What you don't see is a case of Diet Coke and some Gatorade Zero. Those are already out in the garage ready to get put away in the garage fridge. So let's jump into what's on my menu for dinners. It's a short week with my trip and what you'll see in Monday's meal prep. So I have a pretty short menu this week. I am actually leaving Wednesday to go to New Orleans. So I have that kind of all blocked out. Today, Saturday, we're gonna go out for dinner. We've got some leftovers to finish up tomorrow. And then Monday I'm actually going to be making taco spaghetti. You'll see that recipe in Wednesdays what I eat in a day. So stay tuned for that. And then Tuesday we'll finish up these leftovers before I head out of town. Here's what you'll be seeing on Monday for meal prep. So I am going to meal prep even though it's a short week and on for breakfast I'm going to make lemon ricotta protein pancakes. I'm able to kind of half these recipes to have enough for the first part of the week before I fly out. So I'm gonna do that for breakfast. Lunch I'm making cob salad wraps. And then for dessert I'm making cinnamon sugar donuts. It's been a long time since I made a donut. So I'm excited for that. So stay tuned for all three recipes on Monday. Thank you for joining me for this week's big grocery haul from two stores. If you enjoyed it, don't forget to give it a big thumbs up. And of course subscribe if you're not because we do grocery hauls every Saturday. And like I said, I upload five videos every single week. Check out that description box down below for nutrition coaching, links and discounts to my favorite things. And don't forget to come join our Facebook group. We would love to have you. Thank you for watching. Happy Saturday and I'll see you in tomorrow's video. Bye.


Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to a new Zor education. Let's continue talking about implementation of certain aspects of mathematical logic in electronics. The previous lectures were dedicated to implementation of binary logical operations like logical war or disjunction, logical and, or conjunction, and exclusive war, XOR, which is sometimes called addition by modulator. Today we will talk about unary operation, which is negation or inverting, not operation, not. So obviously, not operation has only two different arguments, and the result of the operation is not 0 is 1 and not 1 is 0. Not true is false, not false is true. That's by definition. Okay. Now, this lecture is part of the course. The course is called Physics for Teens. It's presented on Unizor.com, and I suggest you to watch all the lectures from that website, because every lecture has detailed notes with pictures much better than whatever I'm trying to draw here on the board. Well, the site has exercises, exams. There is a prerequisite course called Math for Teens, which is, well, not the course itself, but whatever is presented in the course. The knowledge, mathematical knowledge is mandatory to learn physics. Okay. Yes, and the site is completely free. There are no advertisements, no financial strings. You don't even have to log in. Okay. So, let's talk about implementation of logical not operation in electronics. Let me start with not exactly electronic implementation. Here is what I mean. Consider we have the source of electricity. We have a battery, which has plus and minus. And to the plus, I will connect through some kind of resistor. I will connect my output point output. If nothing happens, if there is nothing else on the schema, the positive potential at this terminal of the battery will be exactly the same as this one. So it's always one. It's always true, always positive. Now, let's continue. What if I will connect to the ground? Well, here is what will happen. Now, this is the positive potential. Ground is neutral. It's an unlimited source of electrons if there is some attracting force which brings them out. So, obviously, this is positive. This is positive. And the electrons will go this way. Well, the current obviously goes opposite way. And there is certain drop of potential. If this is, let's say, whatever, the 5 volt plus 5 volts, and this is 0, then you can actually, based on the resisting properties of this resistor, you can calculate the current. But the potential in this particular case would be the same as this one, as 0. The potential from here will drop to 0 here. And that's what that basically current means. And the current will go this way, electrons will go this way. So in this case, output will always be 0. So if there is no ground, output is always 1. If there is a ground, output is always 0. How can I make it in both ways? Well, very easily. Let me introduce a mechanical switch. So if this switch is in on position, my output will be 0, same as ground. If this switch is off position, my output will be the same as positive terminal of the battery, some kind of a positive. Now, the positive is associated with 1, and 0 is associated with 0. So if switch is in on position, that would be 0. If switch is off position, that will be 1. So let me just write it down. On, 0, off, 1. Now, if I will implement the switch electronically in such a way that on position corresponds to 1 and off position corresponds to 0, then I will have exactly what I need, from 1 to 0, from 0 to 1. That would be an operation of negation. So how can I implement the switch electronically? Well, we actually know what it is. We have learned about triodes, right? So what's the scheme of triode? This is anode, this is cathode, and it's hot, basically. The way how we increase the temperature is irrelevant right now. But basically, yeah, there is some kind of filament here with another battery which heats this element, which heats the cathode. Now, the cathode is connected to something. Now, if cathode is, now, this is what I would just draw. This is the diodes, if you remember, right? So if my cathode has negative potential and heated, and if anode has a positive potential, and then since it's heated, there is an electron cloud here. We have a termionic emission, and the electrons will be attracted to anode, and there will be basically the flow of electrons. If this is minus, this is a plus, there will be always the flow of electrons this way, and current goes this way. Now, what triodes introduce is a grid here. Now, if grid is positive, then it actually accelerates the electrons, because positive grid attracts, right? So it accelerates electrons. Well, some of them probably will hit the grid, but most of them will go through the openings in the grid and will fly to anode. And actually, we will increase the potential, the positive potential of the grid. The speed will be increased as well, so the current will be greater, right? So this is a triode. Now, what if the potential on the grid is negative? Well, if it's negative, it doesn't really allow electrons, it reflects electrons back to the cathode and there is no current. So using this grid potential, we can actually control the flow of electrons. We can increase it by increasing the positivity of the grid, or we can decrease it by going down to zero and maybe even to negative. Now, what if it's zero? Well, then it actually acts like diode in a way. And if the anode is far away, sufficiently far from cathode, then zero potential will actually result in basically no electrons going to anode from the cathode, because even if there are three electrons, but they're not really close enough to anode to be attracted, or if there are some which are attracted, it's very minimal amount. Not exactly the same as if my grid is positively charged. If it's positively charged, electrons are accelerated and they will definitely go in a much greater amount to anode. So basically changing potential from plus to zero changes the flow of electrons from intense when it's plus to almost zero when the grid is at zero potential. So that's exactly what we need right now. We need the switch. If this is on, which means it's positive, the grid, we have the direct connection. So if I will replace this with a triode, if I will put plus here to the grid, there will be a connection. So there will be a connection. The electrons will go and the potential at the output will be exactly the same as potential of the grounding, which is zero. So plus, and plus is always associated with one, will be converted into zero. So this is my input. So if input on the grid is one, which means positive potential, the grid will increase the speed of electrons and electrons will go to anode from cathode. There will be a straight connection and the output will be the same as the ground, which is zero. Because this resistor actually prevents potential to be completely delivered to the output point. So electrons will go this way and then this way. And obviously we can calculate the parameters of a triode and this resistor in such a way that basically we have the same potential here as here in case my input is one. Which means positively charged here. And if the input is at zero, so the grid doesn't really help electrons to move this distance from cathode to anode. And if the distance is significant enough, so very few electrons actually are reaching anode by themselves. You see, if it's just an electron cloud, it's somewhere concentrated around the cathode. And we need some force actually to bring it to anode. Now, what can be this force? Well, maybe we can increase the intensity of the temperature that would increase the speed of the electrons, but they're still chaotically moving. So some of them will reach. That's how diodes are working actually. They're very close. Anode and cathode are close enough and the temperature is probably five. But if temperature is not high enough, so electrons are in the cloud but not too many and not such a big speed of each of them and they're chaotically moving around the cathode. It's the grid actually which picks them up if it's positively charged and accelerates to the anode. And if the grid doesn't do it, then there is practically no movement of electrons from cathode to anode. So in most of these cases, I mean we can definitely talk about characteristics of this resistance and this tryout in such a way that since there is practically no electrons moving here, then there is no current and if there is no current, the potential actually will be exactly the same here and it will be positive. So zero here on the input will result in positive which is one on the output and one on the input which is plus positive will result in connection and it will be zero at the output. That's exactly what we need to implement inverter. So input is a grid and output is this point connected to anode of the tryout. And that's how the operation, logical operation NOT is implemented in electronics. Now again, this is implementation based on vacuum tube tryout. But again, most importantly is the functionality of the tryout that there is something which controls the flow of electrons. The same concept of the tryout can be implemented in semiconductor and transistors and that's just a different implementation of the same functionality. In this case, my most important point was the functionality of the tryout which is basically working like a switch right now. So sometimes it works for like, if you remember, amplifying the signal. The same idea basically. That's it. So the functionality is the most important. All these lectures related to implementation of logical operations, I was actually presenting using the old vacuum tube based construction of the diodes and the tryouts. But it's irrelevant because what we were using, we were using the functionality. And we can definitely implement the same functionality using much better technology, contemporary technology of semiconductor integrated schema, etc. Circuits. Well, that's it. I suggest you to read the notes for this lecture. There are, again, a little bit better pictures than whatever I draw. And what else? Basically, that's it. Thanks. Thanks very much and good luck.


Hello everybody! This video will show you how to bring this PC icon back to desktop in Windows 7, 8 or 10. I noticed that users often ask about it. Though it's quite simple to solve this problem, some people who have never used Windows 10 before may be confused by not seeing this PC icon on their desktop. The easiest way to open this PC is by pressing the key sequence Windows plus E. It won't create the icon on the desktop, but you can open this PC from any place in your system. Yet if you really need to help this icon on your desktop, the proper way to display it in Windows 10 will be by using the Settings menu. So let's begin. Go to Settings, Personalization, Themes, Click on the link Devtop icon Settings. As a result, you will see the menu that we remember back from Windows 7. Check the boxes for icons which you want to be displayed on the desktop. After that, click Apply and OK. The icons have appeared on your desktop now. You can open the menu Desktop icon settings with the help of a command in the Run menu, but it's quite a tricky command which is difficult to pronounce. So to do it, press Windows plus R and enter this command. You can find the command in the description for this video. Now you can check the necessary desktop icons just as we did before and then click Apply and OK. Here is the next method. Open this PC by pressing Windows plus E, left-click on this PC icon and drag it onto the desktop. As a result, you will have a shortcut of the folder of this PC on the desktop. In fact, this method is not too correct, as the shortcut has got no functions like a context menu of this PC icon. Nevertheless, you can access this folder from the desktop. There is one more way to add this PC icon to the desktop, which makes use of the register editor. However, for some reason, it didn't work in my case, so I'm not going to show it. That's all for now. Post a command to share your experience of getting this PC icon back to the desktop in Windows 10. Hit the Like button and subscribe to our channel. Thank you for watching. Good luck.