Hey, what's up folks? Welcome back to another layer by layer in today's tutorial We're gonna take a look at making snap fit cases with live hinges. So let's take a look here So I 3d printed and designed this snap fit case and it has a little top cover with some snap fits and inside You'll see that I have here a piece a reel of washi tape. That's that lovely craft tape And this opens up like this and you see that the three of these Pieces here are all connected with a very thin live hinge so these two halves Connect together like this and then this top cover here You see here that the nubs are on the side of the bottom half of the case and those snap and snap There's a little bit of an opening there, but that's okay But you can see here there's that second live hinge for the top cover and then this very nice curve here So the live hinge here is only two Rather two layers thin So if you're doing a point to layer height when you're 3d printing the FDM machine It's uh, you know, it's it's only point four millimeters thin So the only other stuff here is that it has this the cylinder to hold The tape in place and then you'll note that there's a little bit of a lip here That mates with the inside of the top half of the case There's also some lips here that kind of prevent it from sliding out But yeah, and then there's like this little piece here. That's extra That's if that just kind of makes it easier to open to kind of get your finger in there But yeah, so that's what I'm gonna cover today how to make this snap fit case with live hinges So let's jump into fusion 360 You go into tunnel mode for a little bit and then we'll switch to fusion So I'll have the design file for this very case in the description of the videos to check that out There's some extra bits here like the latch and the internal Kind of cylinder for holding the tape and some little relief holes here So you can see how much tape you have left and then then those walls here But I'm just gonna cover how to do kind of a simple version of this case. So let's do that. I'm making new tab Let's start off with creating a sketch on the floor plane here and let's decide How big we want our case to be let's say it's 50 by 50 just to make it a square I'll start with our rectangle tool. I'm just gonna draw out a rectangle. Let me type in 50 by 50 and Hit enter. So there's a rectangle what I want to do with the rectangles We want to center it with the the center origin of our grid So I'm gonna create two lines that have midpoint constraints so I'll just roll over until I get that midpoint click and then I'll come out here and then Make sure that that is perpendicular with the line I just created create another line and then I'll let's just like just close it there So now I have these perpendicular lines and the last thing to do here is to do a midpoint constraint Of this point with that line And now I have a point that I can move by using the Coincident constraint to go to the center Of the of the origin there. So now that's fully constrained I'll grab these two lines and make them construction lines and then we'll start with the next half of the case So I'll just make another rectangle like that Using the equal constraint I can say want this line to be the same just the same length as that line that line and that line now They're the same they're intersecting. So let me go ahead and push this off a little bit I want to connect these two with a with some more midpoint constraint line So let's do one here and then one here and then I can just say this line needs to be Horizontally or vertically constrained and now I have these two rectangles Cool. So this is going to be the bottom half of the case. That's the top half of the case To create the live hinge. Let's make another line that is perpendicular and Then we'll say this needs to be maybe four millimeters away and Then I can make another one of these with the mirror and then using that first line as the mirror line and hit okay And then so that this so I can select just one of these I'll select that center line and make it also a constraint a construction line Let's give this construction line a length So how thick do we want our case to be let's say it's 12 millimeters Thick so that is going to be the length of our live hinge The live hinge is looking kind of wide So let me make that four millimeters by making that four into two because we're mirroring that so it's really four like that and Then next up. Let's make the top cover. So the top cover is going to be a little bit longer So I just drew it out.  So instead of applying dimensions I'm just gonna say I want these two Lines to have a distance of two millimeters And I'll say the same thing here This and this have a two millimeter distance And then I'm gonna create The length of this needs to be the thickness of our case. So it was gonna be 12 plus a one It's gonna be 12 millimeters thick of the case right plus one millimeter of wall thickness plus two millimeters of Distance that is our length. So it's really gonna be 15 millimeters So but that's important to kind of break it out so that you know that your case is 12 millimeters thick You're gonna have one millimeter of wall thickness that you need to kind of offset and then two millimeters of distance for our live hinge So that is the kind of formula that we create for the length of Our top cover because it's gonna be printing upright. So we need to kind of do it that way So let's create some construction lines that will center midpoint center constrain these two Like that and then let's make this that two millimeter length Let's make that a construction line and then let's give this some lines here that we can mirror Let's say this is gonna be four millimeters Wide and then we'll mirror that line With the construction line and then we'll get a live hinge. That's eight millimeters wide Or we can make this six millimeters looking a little thin here. Let's make it eight so that we will be 16 But yeah, as long as it's two millimeters distance. That's pretty good Yeah, and then that's those are our main sketches that we're gonna work with All right, let's hit okay, and then we're gonna start extruding our bases here. So one two and three Let's extrude those with a one millimeter thickness And then the next thing I want to do is I want to create some fillets to these edges that I want to be filleted So I want these four edges to have some pretty big fillets, let's give it five and Then this top cover I want this to have a two millimeter fillet on just these two edges here on the outside So those will have two millimeter fillet next up. We're gonna create our wall Thicknesses so with the extrude command. I'm gonna switch that from the regular extrude to a thin extrude Select these two the top and the bottom half of the case and then we said it's gonna be 12 millimeters So it's really 12 divided by two which is six Six here. So that's how tall they're gonna be and just make sure that the The wall location is going on the inside of our extrusion of our of our of our bases base plates there And then the operation is already set to join so I hit okay We want to open up these walls here So let's go ahead and just select that wall and then do a negative Extrude here so that it cuts it away and I'll do that for this have to Negative two cuts it away. All right So now we have those open tops there because we're gonna have a top here speaking of the tops with that Surface selected. I'll then extrude that make sure it's thin extrude and then this is going to be The Whatever the length we want I think five millimeters is what our or six millimeters, which is the half of our of our case So let's hit okay, and then we're gonna do pretty similar thing where we cut Away this wall here like that. All right, so that is pretty looking pretty good so far Next up we're gonna create our nubs for snapping this cover to the bottom half of the case so For me to do that I'm just gonna select the surface and then create a new sketch that way I create a sketch on that service and I'm gonna project in just one of these edges Just like that and then I'm gonna make my nub my snap fit nub Something like that. Let's make it eight millimeters wide by one and a half millimeters tall and Then I'm gonna have a point two millimeter distance between The edge of this and the tip of that just like that and then I can extrude that Let's say we want it to be three millimeters Here and then I'll hit tab on my keyboard so I can do a tapered angle to negative 45 so that prints without any supports Alright, so now that I have that I want to mirror that feature onto the opposite side of that bottom half of the case So we'll bring up a mirror feature Make sure the object type is set to features so that I can select that extrude from the timeline Select my proof my mirror plane as this plane here And you get a little green preview of where it's gonna go That is where I wanted to go and that is the first snap fit the set of snap fit nubs for the bottom half of the Gaze next up. We'll do one for this Side and the nubs are actually be on the inside of the top cover. So let's select this surface Create a sketch on that surface bring in that line and Because of the way the thing folds over the snap fit nubs actually be tall or vertical this way So we'll use the same dimensions one and a half wide by eight millimeters It doesn't have to be this is just four millimeters or five There you go five and then we'll do that same the distance will change actually so I'm just gonna do Point two on the tip here and Then two millimeters on that side, but I'll show you a trick here on how to kind of line these up So the same extrusion length here three millimeters hit tab on your keyboard negative 45 on the on that taper angle I'm gonna go ahead and show the dimensions for these two nubs so that I can Get a look of them and kind of edit the the distances without having to go into edit sketch mode So now that I have that I will do my mirror. I will mirror that nub on the top cover doing the same The same mirror command and now we have our two nubs on the top cover Cool so now that I have these three pieces before I start creating my live hinge I'm actually gonna save the live hinge extrusion for the very end because what we need to do is we need to kind of test this out With the move command, but before that before I forget I want to add a lip to the top half of the case so that it mates with The bottom half of the case and to do that I'm just gonna go here on this edge here create a new sketch and I will project in this line here from the internal wall and I'm gonna make a series of lines so see if you can follow me So I'm gonna make I'm gonna start off on the tip of that line and go across and go up And I'm gonna make sure that all these lines are perpendicular at 90 degrees.  I'm gonna connect it off to the purple line there So I'll start sketching out the dimensions. So this I want to make it point zero one millimeters That's gonna be the clearance that we want some distance between this lip in the bottom half of the case This is gonna be one millimeter thick and then I'm gonna do a 45 degree Angle right there and then I'm gonna make a line that connects this point to that point and then I want these Lines to be perpendicular So now I can grab this line and make it a construction line and then now it's fully constrained Almost I want the lip to be three millimeters tall. So there we go there So that is basically our profile for the lip. It has that 45 degree angle. So it prints without any Without any supports and it has that point millimeter one 0.1 millimeter of kind of offset so that it can actually fit in between the walls here. So let's Do a sweep command. So we'll do a sweep Select this as a profile and then a path is going to be This top edge here and then you can see here that that profile now sweeps along the whole curvature Thanks to those fillets and it goes all the way to the end here on the other side So that is our nubbins and now you can start moving things into place. So let's go ahead and move our bodies So let's grab body three body one, which is the top half of the case And I'm gonna rotate it 180 degrees push it Forward to line it up and then push it right where the the lip is going to go inside of the case And I'll hit okay there So you can see here that that is looking good and you can see we have some clearance here between these two surfaces That point one millimeter if you have a printer that needs a little bit more tautness and just add more to that distance And then we're gonna flip this top cover Into place. So we're gonna do 90 degrees push it forward And then push it up And then you can see here that that is that's what's gonna look like Kind of want to have two millimeters of clearance here or just one millimeter here of clearance Like that and then in order to kind of get an idea of what our nub is gonna go in I like to do this trick where I apply a acrylic material To the top cover so that I can actually see through it and you can see here that the nubs aren't lining up So let me bring up that sketch for that nub, which was this one here And I'm gonna change that two millimeter distance to something like one Maybe three until I have a nice Distance here, let's try four And I can go in here and take a look here See what's that distance? I want a minimum distance of two point two millimeters point five right now So let's do four point five There we go, it's looking better and then there you can see we have a Clearance between those two point two millimeters about two point two millimeters. So it looks pretty good I kind of want to extrude this out a little bit more. So let's go ahead and do that back over here we can change that six to an eight and then You can see here that that is longer And I can even make this Maybe seven And you can make it a full to to go to match up these two nubs but their lengths you can make this even one more millimeter Let's say nine And that's looking pretty good And you are gonna have that distance between these two services for the top cover and the bottom half of the case Because of that live hinge needs to have a little bit of relief But that's looking pretty good That's pretty much how it needs to be and then you can look on the inside there If all your clearances match out it should work out pretty good So let's go ahead and delete these move commands because we're kind of get going to start doing our live hinge So bring it back that sketch number one I will select these two live hinge profiles And then extrude them to a zero point four millimeters Not negative, but just zero point four millimeters hit okay And that's going to connect those three pieces together and then to to kind of final finalize this I like to do these fillets here on these edges for the longer Live hinge it's going to be Ah, maybe like four is that look good four five six that looks cool that way it kind of Looks a little bit better and then we can do the same here for this This shorter live hinge for the top cover. Let's do uh one millimeter there And these two over here I'm gonna rotate There we go. Okay So that's pretty pretty much ready to print now. Um If if you're using fdm printer again, you want to use layer height of 0.2 millimeters, which is a bit common But yeah, everything here is pretty much the same as this washi tape one There's just a bigger extrusion And then there's a center hole with the cylinder to hold the tape and then just some circular pattern grills here And also that little lip here that little latch to kind of help you Open it up, but you really don't need it. It's just kind of for aesthetics And uh, there's that lip here Uh, it's kind of helps the the two halves from sliding out of each other But you don't really need that but if you do you can you can add those in there To this area here, but that is pretty much it You can add user parameters to make a parametric or you can just modify You know these edges here and just make sure that Your top cover that you can test it you can always Go back in your timeline and then move the bodies and kind of build that folded Case to make sure that everything lines up all the nubs are lined up nicely But this is kind of a neat design. Um, I think uh, it will be applicable to other things like Here's a smaller version with a little bit of a different shape Um, as this opens up here, you can see I have these little usb C to type a adapters So you can I don't know maybe This just reminded me that kind of looks like the the bubble tape from the 90s So you can have some double bubble tape in there Or whatever and then you can add some more things like maybe a little Thing here to put on your hip like a little clip or something But kind of a neat uh design I think and one other thing I want to mention is that I want to try this out I haven't tried it yet I want to try printing the first two layers. That's the live hinges here print those in tpu filament And do it and then do a filament swap So that this first layer is like that tpu flexible because I think at some point This right here this live hinge looks like it's going to break at some point as I keep flexing it like that over and over again I'm sure it's going to break, but for now it hasn't broken and I've opened it maybe 50 times Maybe more But I want to try that tpu filament swap where the first two layers of tpu and then I switch it to This pla filament so I have that hard rigid snaps But that flexible first two layers So I'm going to give that a try and let folks know how that goes out That's going to do it for this tutorial. Thanks so much for watching Um, I'll see you in the next one, but until then remember to make a great day. Bye folks


Welcome back to Drinks Made Easy because cocktails don't have to be difficult. Today we're taking a look at the Christmas fruitcake cocktail. Now maybe you've actually had a good Christmas fruitcake, I have never had one. So we thought, let's make a cocktail that actually is a Christmas fruitcake you can enjoy hopefully by yourself or with other people in your household who are remaining socially distant and COVID compliant. Because let's be honest, 2020 has been really rough on all of us. But without any further ado, let's make a cocktail. To make the Christmas fruitcake cocktail, you'll start with two ounces of rye. If you don't have a rye and you want to use a bourbon instead, go right ahead. Next, we're going to use a quarter ounce of cognac, a quarter of an ounce of Kirschwasser, which is cherry brandy. We're going to use a quarter ounce of rich almond syrup. You can either buy that or make it at home, which is really easy. Just use one cup of sugar, half a cup of water, heat that up until all the sugar dissolves. Let it cool and add half a teaspoon of almond extract. Easy peasy, you've got your rich almond syrup. And last but not least, a quarter of an ounce of fresh lime juice. Give that a little bit of a stir to integrate, chill and get a bit of dilution. Pour that into the glass of your choice. If you've got some nice glasses at home, I recommend using them especially, because you can probably use a little bit of beauty in this year that has been a bit of a dumpster fire. Or if it's been a great year for you, congratulations, you're in the minority and I am happy for you. Garnish with a cherry and then we're just going to shave a little bit of cinnamon on top. And easy as that, you have the Christmas fruitcake cocktail. Variation on the fruitcake that you actually will want to drink or eat in this case. This has all the elements that Christmas fruitcakes are supposed to have, but I've never had one that actually did it that didn't taste like garbage. I get bits of cherry, some nice citrus from the lime, a bit of booziness to it and just kind of a round complex flavor. Now if you've had a great fruitcake, please let me know. I've had maybe four in my life because they've all been terrible. So maybe I've been missing out, but check this out, let us know what you think and please continue to be safe during this holiday season. Cheers from Drinks Made Easy.


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There's Josh Allen to 99, AFC East. There's a Sammy. You Sammy and Foresty. Foresty. Payton Manning. True. Kyle's not wrong on that one. Another redemption. That's going to be a Jalen Hertz. Veteran ticket autograph. NFC East. Okay, now we're talking. Nice one there. It's Donnie's boy. Finally pulled a good card. This guy. This guy. Nice one there, NFC East. I think if it was some sort of numbering, you could. If it was a redemption too. Get Jalen on a phone, tell him to sign his cards. Okay. Taekwondo, and nice one there to the AFC East. Jalen, what do? Yeah, you're going to be a Phillies fan, Donnie? No, you're a Guardians fan, right? Yeah, we determined that I'm a Guardians and a Cavs fan. Guardians and Cavs. Yeah, I don't have any kind of memorabilia or apparel of either team. Joe Burrow to 199. I'm sure I have a Cavs card out of Chronicles, though. Brandon Smith, NFC East. NFC East, wow. Where are you going? You're lost. You're literally free. Take quack for dissing my home state. Jerk. Where are you going? But I agree. The literally dog water. So free, freer than the samples at Costco. Just like there's like a TikTok trend. Oh, quack. I'm wearing a Michigan shirt. That makes you feel better. There's Taygan Quideriano again.  Sure, you should be a Yankees fan with me and Greg. Ah, okay. No offense. Want to join the Evil Empire? Who's my favorite golfer? The Sides Tiger, probably Rory. Or Jordan Spieth, one of them. Nice. One not nice, one nice. I don't like Rory. Anthony Brown for the AFC North. Quack, I actually went to the big house back in, I think, 2015. Played 16.  Nice. It's a good time. I forget who was on Penn State's team at that time. I think Barclay might have been there. That's what I'm wondering. Barclay might have been on there. I don't remember that. Jalen Thompson. NFC West. Eagle Warps. Jordan Davis, NFC East, rookie ticket. Sam Stanley was talking like in an interview, like every time he goes to the golf course, like he has to do it off first league, because everyone's like, do it. Poor guy. Just leave him alone. He can never go golfing normal again. Jahn Dotson. Next box. Yeah, the big house was awesome, Quack. The big house seems like it'd be pretty cool. We'd definitely go again if I had the chance. Yeah, I know. There's also Mac and Cheese ice cream. Jerry Judy, it's a $1.99. Interesting. It's I.Mia. Blake for the pay raise today. What's up? Tyreex Smith, nice one there. $2.92. Nash Shooter's too much, Josh. Joshua. Nash Shooter, guy. That would have been cool, Tiger. Winter Classic, Wings Leaps. Yeah. Winter Classic's awesome, dude. Jordan Stout for the Ravens, AFC North. Yeah, Donnie's last name is actually Mungavin. Yeah, okay. Well, it's your birthday today, so we saw it on your birthday. Happy birthday, Donnie. Happy birthday, Gavin. Who gave you a copy? My Gavin's. Got a Carson Strong going to the NFC East, $2.99. Truck's off week. I'm actually a Shooter's son. Yeah, happy birthday, Donnie. They call me Pew Pew. No, I was born in Ohio, but Ohio State fans are just annoying, so I like watching them. I like them watching Michigan. Jalen Thompson. There you go. Who's between them or Penn State? I went through like 20 college teams that I liked. Oh yeah? Just got shirts from all your... I pretty much did, dude. Wandaille Robinson on card as well. Nice one there for the NFC East. I went through like a bowling green phase. Well, so like we live close to the university. We're not close, but decently close. And like we go to games all the time, so... Right. That's something to wear to the games. That's a pretty cool college to like. Bowling green. Yeah, the cannon wasn't great. I hated the cannon, but look at that. They're fun games to go, dude. They're cheap. Michigan's right above Ohio. I'm smacking off from the U.S., that's why. Oh, I know where it's from. Oh, okay. NFC South, that is John Fitzpatrick. North Central. Let's go, Steve, Talens Up. Bowling green fan. Bowling green alumni. There you go. Roger McCreary, AFC South. Steve W., is that Bowling green alumni? I'm trying to think. I like Bowling green for a bit. Then I like Michigan State. Then I like Penn State. And I like Michigan. Now I'm just kind of all of them. That's like the watch football. There's Cameron Dicker, Dicker the kicker, 299 for the AFC West. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, true. I kind of want to like Penn State since I'm already an Eagles fan there in Pennsylvania as well. That makes sense. Niko Collins to 199. Florida State next, yeah. Oh, there we go. Look at Steve, Steve's a Bowling green alumni. Look at that. They just bring out Bowling green people. Oh, yeah. Dude, I'll go to a game for sure. I'll go to a Florida State game. I'm going to bring Bryce to Bowling too. Oh, yeah. I'll come to UCF. How far from a Popka are you, Tiger? I'll go to UCF too. Jalen Virgil, AFC West. You know we're down. We're in a Popka, right? Like we're located in a Popka. Just making sure. Wait for response. Dude, you guys are looking for Popka. It's either going to be that or like somebody works here and I don't realize that it's them. Like, yeah. Rolling green. There we go. Oh. There's Pierre Strong, Junior Ticket Stubb. Nice one there to 35. For the AFC East. And last box of the break here, buddy. We'll do a quick recap. I'll be on to the next three minutes. Oh, about 30 minutes. That's not bad. Nice, dude. Yeah, I got to chop by at some point, Tiger, if you haven't already. Just hang out. Pierre Strong, really? Really. Trying hard there. Good job, Pierre. No, we had a Damon Clark to our base to the NFC East. We had a Cracked Ice Desmond Ritter. Wahoos, that's probably the biggest one. We had a Cracked Ice Variation of Zappy. We had a Cracked Ice Dotson. We hit this from a home so what we think is a case hit, we have no idea. It's like a short print of some sort. But we also hit Jalen Hurts. Just being honest. We're gonna hit the Jordan Stout one of one. Fair, fair.  I have my Buck Allen Super Collection. I've got a 9-5 Cracked Ice. True Gem. There's a Trenton Gill or Gill, I should say. Trenton Gill. Nice one there. NFC North. I forward just the paint all together.  Should I stay off the I-4 as much as the kid? Yep. There's Kobe Bryant. Nice one there. Nice, that's awesome Lucid. I'm gonna lose the most. Set of Purdy in this last box. Set of Purdy for Ed right here. Come on, baby. Gladiators Dick Buccas to 99. That's Amon Ross St. Brown. That ink to 199 for the NFC North. Quick in here, folks. Yes. That is a John Mechie going to the IFC South. Let's do a quick, like I said, do a recap here. Not a quick, but a recap. John Mechie, Amon Ross St. Brown, Kobe Bryant, Trenton Gill, Damon Clark, Pierce Strong, Junior Kavon, Tibido, Jalen Virgil, Cameron Dicker, Roger McCreary, John Fitzpatrick, Wanda Robinson, Jalen Thompson, Carson Strong, Jordan Stout, Tyreek Smith, Jordan Davis, Jalen Thompson, Anthony Brown, Tagan, Quitteriano, Brandon Smith, Taekwun Thorin, Jalen Hertz, Tagan, Quitteriano, Samuel Womack, Greg Gulsic, Thayer Munford, Isaiah Spiller, Chance Campbell, Tyler Smith, Jared Bernhardt, Ed Ingram, Avery Williams, Martin Emerson, Tanner Connor, Louis Seen, Mike Woods, Damien Pierce, Khalil Shakir, Tanner Connor, Trent McDuffie, B.J. Baylor, Marcus Jones, Britton Brown, Vila Jones, Junior, James Cook, Emerson, Nick Cross, Kobe Bryant, Troy Anderson, Kyle Hamilton, Ryan Stonehouse, Tanner Munford, Amari Rogers, Cam Taylor Britt, John Mechie, Tyler Gordon, Jordan Stout, Micah McFadden, Derrick Young, Zahnobin Knight, John Fitzpatrick, Curtis Hodges, Akala Bevan, Cam Taylor Britt, Crown Jewel, Patrick Mahomes, on the short print. We had a Pickens, 5 of 22, for the AFC North, NFCE Sam Howell, Rookie Ticket Auto, and a Rookie Championship Ticket Variation RPS Kenny Pickett, for the AFC North. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, number 3.


The impact of climate change, combined with growing intercontinental demographic disparity, widening economic and social inequality, and unresolved instability, is likely to lead to increased internal, regional and international mobility as individuals seek to establish sustainable livelihoods for themselves and their families. While some countries in the world experience demographic expansion, others face sharp decline. It is easy to make sweep being generalizations. Migration dynamics are an aggregation of thousands of individual context-specific decisions that are often poorly understood. And reveling how micro-developments affect micro-movements, and vice versa, will be key to ensuring that policies can remain effective, supportive and globally created. The world also is rapidly changing. Technology created new opportunities to connect populations, as well as identify them more efficiently. White-spread access to social media is accelerating migration trends and expanding the networks through which migrants can seek support. Advancements in artificial intelligence and big data collection may offer new insight into predicting patterns and ensuring timely responses. Advances in digital identification may offer migrants and others new opportunities to access public services and manage their own mobility. But to ensure continued trust between governments and migrants, the management of data security and privacy will need to be carefully overseen. The use of new technology should not just be based on feasibility, but also on desirability. And IOM will need to be a trusted partner and advisor as the world innovates. Rapid urbanization continues to transform the demographic landscape of many countries around the world. Cities today are already home to the majority of international migrants, driven by opportunity as well as necessity, and local authorities becoming leaders in finding creative solutions for rapid social change, supporting communities through innovation. But rapidly expanding cities are also fragile ecosystems. Governments and international agencies tasked with supporting large populations in small geographies must navigate access to resources, balance deep inequalities, and re-sync the delivery of public services. All of these may be exacerbated when job growth does not keep pace with population growth and environmental change threatens the livability of urban centers located in coastal regions. Labor markets, never static, will value a different set of skills in 2030 than they did in 2010. And at the same time, the terms of employment are becoming ever more flexible, in some cases precariously so. So to succeed, citizens across the world, including migrants, will have to become more adaptable, more resilient, and ready to take on several careers in their lifetime. And how to learn will become as important than what to learn. Those some skills will remain in critically short supplies. The investments governments make today in their working-age populations, including these very important migrant groups, will be determinative of their success in the future.


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What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I do appreciate you being here now today Well, I learned this day yesterday or tomorrow mark the fourth Yeah, anniversary two trials of Osiris or trials of the world's trials of Osiris trials and nine of us to come out with destiny, too But trials of Osiris is something many many people including myself would love to see come back to destiny, too I mean they took it away. There's been no mention of a return and just many many people want to see it back Many many people just want to see this mode which brought so many of the community together Back in the game now whether or not bungee are gonna bring it back. We do not know yet But I mean it makes sense that they would so today guys I bring you a compilation of the best trials of Osiris and trials of nine clips I could find sent to me within my top five email address now Some of these you may have seen some of them you won't but guys I do hope you enjoyed a video hit that like button if you'd like to see trials return and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one Maybe I can't oh Okay They're using hand cannon look great players my great grenade Watches watches Awesome. No on the bomb on the bomb Behind us now spine I got two on me one week.  I always play with open.  I saw that. I will So we yes Careful Raker It's in juggernaut and you signed him out in the middle of a round right now. I know She shot me through he's coming. He's coming. He's coming. She's gonna close my door so that way they can hear me yelling It's anyone's game opponents like broken in your week to guardians Careful gun in the fight. You're the last guardian stand until before this began I They're going across to get the heavy Team is behind This is unless they're vastly op and they're just not using it this might be Like ourselves just imitated I just killed all four with the grenade Yes That's scary, I'm not gonna lie Almost have my super


Hey babe. Yes. Do you like shower con? Yes. Nice. Which. Do you like shower con? Yes. I do. Like. Like. Aw, that's a cool guy. Or like. I like him. I like his person. Yeah. That's what it is. I like his person. I think he's ridiculously hot and bath on so far. And that's the first time I've ever considered him to be hot. Okay. Normally I was the same as you said. I like him first personality. I think he has a really nice personality. Yeah. But the way he looks in Pothon with the long hair, the beard, the scruffiness. Whew. Waterfalls down below.  I'm Stephanie. Full sun Instagram and Twitter. I'm all juicy. Thanks on Patreon. Follow us on Twitter account. Subscribe if you haven't and hit the like button. Today we got a video of Shahrukh. Shahrukh. Shahrukh. But it's him talking about the women in his life. Oh, so like his mom, his wife. I guess. I don't know.  No, I think the women actually in his life. Okay. Because I think more would do this. Okay. Here we go. You have to be gentle. You have to be sweeter. You have to be kind. You can't sit with your legs open. And you have to form most of it. Most of the definitions were subservient to the other gender. I try to speak in a larger perspective, not just in the real context. I think it's the methods of oppressing women are different in different parts of the world. But the oppression is what is common. I think we are so scared of things that happen to us, which are not familiar. We as human beings, even as specialized corporators and everything, we are so keen on putting things into boxes so that we understand them. And somewhere, because we were not so familiar or we were threatened by this biologically different creature called women, we quickly put our hands on it. Because we were not so familiar or we were threatened by this biologically different creature called women, we quickly put definitions and categories. So you have to be gentle. You have to be sweeter. You have to be kinder. You can't sit with your legs open. And you have to form most of it. Most of the definitions were subservient to the other gender. And I think this categorization is going to fall through in some time. Have women played a very important role in your life, do you think? Actually, I... How do I say this without sounding wrong? I don't spend time in the company of men. Perhaps not a gentleman, but... Spending time in the company of men. I was 40 when my father died. My mother had no brothers. And her father had passed away. So I had three aunts and a grandmother. And then my mother passed away. I have a sister whose unmarried lives with me even now.  And in between these two, I started working with all the girls in the country when I became an actor. So I'm not having the chance to be with men. So I am naturally inclined towards women. I'm choosing my words very, very carefully. And the whole idea of what a woman has changed when I started working with all the girls that I worked with. On the exterior, they're the most beautiful women. Physically charming, attractive. They work harder than I do. They come four, five hours before I even land on the sets. They are... And I'll say this, I've seen it with my own eyes or felt it. I've seen it, maybe. They are somehow considered secondary in the scheme of things of this film world. It's a man's world. Like I said, they work harder at everything. And at the end of it all, when the film ends, I take all the credit and become the biggest superstar in the world. And they don't... Generally, they don't get anything out of it. You know, they just... And the beauty of it is that knowing how unfair it is, they have not reduced themselves and gone into victimhood. I think that's something that I love about most of the women that I've spent time with. There is no giving in to victimhood.  They have the courage, the bravery, the strength to realize that you know what, this is how it's going right now, I do work harder than Shah Rukh. I am better than Shah Rukh, and I include my wife in it, my daughter in it, my sister in it, and all the girls I work with. And yes, alright, if he's sitting at Davos right now and giving the speech, we are not there. But they know the other real strength, and because they know, I know that they know, I just love them and respect them so much. What do you think about that, babe? I think he's... I think he's right. He's right? Yep. Women often have to do... So much more. Yeah. And still get the short end of the stick. Short end of the stick, a thousand percent. And it's strange as to why, but he's right, it is a through line throughout society and throughout history, the oppression of women, as a species, in many different forms, obviously. And just the way people treat women in society, like we've both been in managerial jobs, managerial, managerial. See, I certainly have been a manager. And I never really had to have people question if I was in charge or if I deserve to be in charge or anything like that. And people just kind of gave me the respect because I'm a man, and that's just kind of how it is. And then she, who was probably the best person at her job, I promise you ask anybody who worked with you, they will agree with me. But obviously when people see her, she doesn't look... I mean, she could pass for 18 years old. So people will be like, no, I need to talk to the manager. Or like when you would actually talk to them and they know you're the manager, is there somebody else I can talk to or they think you don't understand? Yeah, a lot of times, even if it was like a... I came out as the manager to speak to somebody, there would be like a pause of like you can't help me type of mentality when... Yeah, like I actually am the only person here that can help you. But yeah, I think it happens a lot in definitely in the professional world, but also in day-to-day life. I mean, like he even said, his wife does more than he does, but she's not in the limelight. A man's praise is always going to be... Yeah, and it's even in parenthood. Dads get praised for the dumbest thing.  And the minute a mom does anything wrong or anything that somebody deems to be incorrect or wrong, they are now demonized in a terrible mother.  The bar is so low for men. Totally, like dad brings home McDonald's and he's a fun dad and he's cool. Mom brings home McDonald's and she's not fixing fresh food for her child. She doesn't care about her kids nourishment. What? I mean like...  It's perpetuated by the society though. It's something that needs to change for sure. But yeah, it doesn't surprise me that that's Chabrakhan's viewpoint on it all.  Totally, and it's really cool to...  I didn't know that, and that's really cool. Not surprising though. Anyways, let us know what you thought about it and other Chabrakhan videos we can react to. Let us know what's your next Chabrakhan film we should watch. Down, below. Josh!


The problem that's making things hard for the long-term artists to exist is the fact that there's so much saturation. It's hard to be aware of anything outside your immediate bubble. So when things are fragmented like that, it's hard to become a legitimate long-term artist and even greater superstar because part of being a superstar is having all that attention and being able to connect with that many people. So