Hello, my name is Maya aka Shin was Maya and I had a home birth. Hi, my name is Shan Boudram and I had a hospital birth Hello there lovers and friends So this video is a quick compare and contrast between a home birth and a hospital birth From two individuals who both had positive experiences with their labor Hopefully what this video becomes is the comment section will be the starring role because you can't base your decision off of Two individual people because as you will hopefully read there are a million different scenarios and experiences that people have had So do your research Read listen be curious ask tons of questions of those around you and furthermore To the healthcare practitioners in your life to make the best decision for yourself Which I would say that I did and Maya would definitely say that she did and that's why I wanted to share this video with you Also in general if you are going through something and you have a big decision coming up Or you know there's something standing in your way of you achieving ultimate happiness peace or less anxiety in your life I want to tell you this video is sponsored by better help and better help is a worldwide service That matches you with a licensed professional counselor or therapist within 48 hours And everything is done securely online through your phone. 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That's an hour away seemed a bit ridiculous The real truth is I I never considered anything else both of my parents work in healthcare My dad's a paramedic and my mom was a labor and delivery nurse for 10 years My sister had her kids in a hospital My mom had her kids her mom had her kids my cousins had their kids I did have an aunt who had a home birth and was very successful And nonetheless, it was just the a natural decision for me just because of my family How did I prepare for a home birth? Oh If you're going to do a home birth you have to over prepare. I read Oh four or five books on home birthing I watched Documentaries or gasmik birth and on instagram. I followed accounts that had a lot of home births I was also following in the hashtag free birth free birthing And that's what a woman really decides to go all in and do it all on her own All on her own. I didn't want to do that, but I wanted to get Inspired by the confidence and the fierceness that these women had Lots of preparation. You cannot wing it. You can't think to yourself. Oh, this is natural. I'm going to do it naturally you have to reprogram and unprogram a lot of Things that have been taught throughout society because When those contractions hit Chad it's a you go into another world and you have to have the tools to Not be afraid and focus What did I do to prepare for my hospital birth? This is the embarrassing part of my story in that because My mom has so much experience with hospital births My dad has delivered babies. My mom has delivered umpteen babies I just knew that they had seen all the various things that could happen and as a result I didn't feel like I had to personally Do preparation and personally research I just knew that I had people in my corner who loved me very deeply and who knew the system and who knew What could go right? What could go wrong? What my options were? So I really just relied on their expertise I will say that this led to an issue for lack of a better term But in essence I gave birth during the pandemic and it was november 2020 And you were only allowed to bring one person. So all leading up to the Birth of my daughter I was adamant that I wanted my mom there because neither Jared nor I had done our research And I just felt very comfortable with somebody who I know could advocate for my needs and who I know again Knew the system and knew what I wanted more than anything else and what I wanted more than anything else Was to have a vaginal delivery if at all possible so I was very clear I wanted my mom But in essence towards the end of our pregnancy specifically the baby shower Jared's parents For lack of better term kind of ambushed my mom and was like I really think it should be Jared in there And then we started to have more enhanced conversations about that and um that became a Pain point for me because I was like I haven't done it in my own research and I'm I've been relying on my mom This is all that I know and if she's not there then like what is that going to mean? And so I obviously really wanted my husband there and I thought it'd be a beautiful moment for us And I believed all those things but during the pandemic you can only pick one person so My mom did not end up being the person there But that's where FaceTime really comes in handy and we called her all the time and she made herself available And she spoke with the doctors and the nurses which there were several because we were in the hospital for about 48 hours But um it ended up working out, but I will say that if I had done my own research I think I would have felt more confident not having my mom by my side I had hospital bag packed in the event. I had to go I did have midwives and doulas and the midwife two midwives and a doula the midwives had everything they had um pain relief they had first aid kits they had everything necessary for Myself and saga if anything were to happen um But I had my hospital bag and I had a hospital letter and a doula that was going to help me enforce those requests Again, I didn't do a lot of preparation. So maybe like I was 10 days late. So I think like a week before my birth. I was like, shouldn't I start to buy stuff I already had it in my mind that I was going to have A late delivery because my mom and my sister that was their experience and my mom was just like the way she was Seeing how much my belly had descended and she was staying with me at the time So she kept saying to me like you're not ready. You're not ready So I think that I was also delaying the like hospital bag thing But about a week before my due date, I started to think and look online. And so I ended up buying I think it's called frida. I've tried to link it some kind of like hospital pack thing that people said that they really needed I'm gonna be honest with you. I didn't end up using anything in that The hospital really had a lot of the aftercare needs that I required The only thing that I am grateful that I packed in my bag is my own juices Because again because of covid you can't leave and you can't order in food So we got freshly squeezed juices and like that was really nice to have throughout The one thing I wish I did was make a playlist I had a fine delivery and it was easy enough, but I didn't have a luxurious Completely me delivery because I didn't prepare for that But for anybody who's panicking about like, what should I buy? What do I get? They they even have like diapers there for you and they have a swaddling thing for the baby And they they have a lot so ask your doctor about what's provided. You might be surprised. It doesn't have to be this big expensive thing Um for my home birth, we didn't buy anything, but our midwife had a pool a birthing pool I didn't think I want to have a water birth But they did highly recommend it for pain relief because uh, the warm water will alleviate pain. So we had that And she rented it I had access to my shower and that's where I actually went And put the hot water really hot and on my back to help alleviate the the pain But I didn't I didn't buy anything How long was I in labor? I don't know So let's say I started having contractions at 5 30 a.m my water broke at 3 4 p.m And saga came at my daughter saga came at 10 30 p.m I was in labor for technically 24 27 hours I got to the hospital at 7 a.m November the 11th, and then I gave birth to ryu at 7 15 a.m November the 12th But when people say that like I was in labor for 30 hours, you're like, oh my god, that sounds terrible It's not like that at all. Um in essence, I started to dilate So I was one centimeters dilated at the top of 24 and in that time I ate great food I danced I slept a bunch. I took showers So the time that it actually became painful was midnight and on but like I mentioned at midnight when it became like, whoa, this is this is some real That's when I got the epidural. So yeah 24 hours, but it's like not like what you think I think unless you thought that it was exactly that that's what you think What kept me focused during my labor was my partner max I Originally had a cross that I was holding to like focus my pressure and uh pain on forget that man And I just focused on max like in the contractions. I have my eyes were closed But when they weren't I was open and staring and dancing and yeah Max In labor, this is gonna sound really crazy But when the nurse was prepping me for the labor team to come in she said Basically what you're gonna do is ab an ab workout. She's like, do you think you have strong abs? Anybody who knows me knows that I don't work out nothing else other than my abs and I only do the exact same workout It's called eight minutes of abs on youtube. So as soon as she said that I just heard the voice of The trainer and the music in my head and the entire time that I was pushing I was just replaying that video in my head and that's that's what I focused on What was just me max and saga we were on the countryside with no one absolutely no one Which was a good thing and a bad thing. The good thing is we just get to be in our little bubble the flip side of that is We didn't know anything. I thought I was breastfeeding properly for her latch She didn't like a deep latch. That's you're supposed to give them a deep laugh. She hated it. She would be that So By day by 48 hours The first was great. But by that 48 hour, it was just like downhill screaming baby And we thought we broke her so Yeah, the beginning of the nightmare started then and it ended at the end of the fourth semester After I gave birth the next 36 hours we spent in the hospital And it literally felt like the ghosts of christmas pass the christmas carol movie like You just kept getting visited by people over and over again It was like a non-stop revolving door of an ear specialist and eye specialist and a Vaccine specialist and a blood specialist and a lactation nurse and a lactation junior nurse and a lactation senior nurse It was so many people came to visit It was great because you got a lot of assurance and a lot of education Very early on and uh, you know a swaddling expert came in to teach us how to swaddle the baby There was a lot happening. But at around the 24 hour mark I got really exhausted just of the interruptions and then top of that too You kind of just want to be you know alone with your baby. So I called my mom And I told her all the people that we had seen so far and I said we're still waiting for another pediatrician And some other expert who were taking a long time and my mom was like give it a little bit So we did we ate lunch and afterwards. She's okay. Have they come yet?  I said, what's llama? She said leaving against medical advice and we did that We basically packed up right you and packed up our bag and we went to the front and like what you know, miss brady What's going on? I'm like, oh, we're leaving now We're going llama and then everybody kind of like corralled to be like, well, you still have to you still have to I'm like my mom said I don't and we're all good. Thank you so much It's been a great time and then I went home and I can't even remember the next 24 hours after we got home Which I think is a good thing. I think it was pretty Pretty basic, you know, we felt confident in the health of Ryu and my mom was there who of course I'm super confident in her ability. So I feel like that's when I just got to relax, which is why I don't really remember much My advice to you if you're planning on having a home birth you have to have the utmost humble approach I was well aware that anything could happen. There are risks associated with everything in life Not just the hospital and not just at home a lot of people can have this idea that a home birth is A risk to yourself and your baby a hospital is a risk. I know women who have Had injuries who have lost Babies and who have lost lives in the hospital. So my advice is to have a very humble approach study study as if Your life depends on it because it does really and With freedom comes huge responsibility. So I would just encourage you to read and understand meditate lots of meditation and focus on your breath and try to do this As soon as possible as early as possible. Don't wait till you're pregnant to understand this stuff I really wish I had known this before I was pregnant. I wish our society and our school system taught us this but because they don't There's a lot of work involved on your end if you want to pursue this The number one advice that I would give to somebody who's having a hospital birth Is to have somebody in your corner who knows what's going on and knows the language It's all too easy for the hospital staff who does this Day in day out multiple times a day to roll over you or to try to assume what you need because they've done this so many times But they've never given birth to your baby and they've never gone through labor with you They might forget that so you need somebody in your corner who is reminding them that you are an individual And you have special considerations and that All options have to be weighed before decisions are made. So I'm so so so grateful I had my mom she gave us terms like llama which is leaving against medical advice Which I'll talk about later, which is what we did at the end And then she also told us because essentially I was ready to push But there was no labor team available and we were waiting for like 15 20 minutes And my mom said you're gonna call them right now and tell them that you're starting to push And if they want to be there to catch it they better show up See I'm already catching stuff shout out to you mom you trained me well So, yeah, I should just say as a caveat I went to Kaiser Permanente and with Kaiser you have rotating doctors And the doctor I saw most of the time during my pregnancy was not the person who delivered my baby And so as a result there was all these opinions and all these people and people who were on shift work And so I needed somebody consistent and that was my mom for me. I encourage you to have somebody like that for yourself The day I went into labor I felt chill for the most part Uh, I woke up I did not wake my husband up and I was just breathing it was the first time I felt a contraction I had no idea what contractions were so I thought it was period cramps and when they kept happening I realized oh these this could be the game time But when I started to time the contractions, I realized it's not gonna happen today and it didn't So I felt chill Right was I chill? Yeah Yeah, there's a lot of pain But it's a different kind of pain. It's like period cramp pain. You can do that ladies, right the morning I went into labor I felt thrill I hate pregnancy with a passion and I used to Actually look back and wish that I was more upbeat about pregnancy But now I'm really grateful that I was as honest as I was because I know people who've Had miserable pregnancies who have been like thank you for sharing that and I myself Have definitely looked back and been like it's nice that I had that honest perspective And I didn't try to delude myself or delude other people.  You're going to have a baby. It's going to work out. Well, it's going to work out fine But the next time that you're back here, just know that pregnancy will be done And we'll talk about that that that mindset I think actually worked to my detriment Beautiful memory from giving birth was When I asked the birthing team to leave My bedroom, that's where I was in the birthing pool and just being able to have My contractions with my husband. I felt a lot more comfortable I felt a lot more at ease and I felt a lot more free which because of that feeling I was able to Um birth my daughter into the world A lot quicker And safely a high point of homebirth was Dancing my baby down with my husband in the middle of contractions Uh, I was able to dance and thankfully I have an amazing partner and he was playing my My birthing playlist from spotify and I was just we were dancing so in between contractions I was like A high point of hospital birth You know My husband got to cut the cord got to see the baby boy and he was there to cheer me on I felt cared for there was tons of people in the room Which some people don't like that chaoticness I felt cared for and I felt held and Everybody was cheering at once and if you listen back to the audio from it, you could just hear It just felt like a pep rally and I liked that. Um, but if I'm really honest like the like not Hallmark high point of hospital birth was the epidural I lived for the epidural. I loved everything about it I don't even remember the pain of it going in because by the time I got the epidural was midnight And I was just so over Breathing through the contractions and some like give me the epidural. I'm done. I'm tired. I want to go to sleep They gave it to me. I don't remember what it felt like. I just remember that afterwards I was walking on sunshine. I went to sleep. I woke up. I was shivery The nurse checked me. It was time to push. I pushed. I felt pressure I felt present I didn't feel pain I could hear everything and I could feel the feels and when they put my daughter on my chest I didn't feel like I was out of it or loopy. I felt completely there and completely painless my Placenta slipped out. I didn't even know It's just I don't know what was going on down there And then best of all they said things like oh, you may have trouble walking afterwards I could walk right away and they said oh, you may have trouble, you know taking a number two or bowel movement I had no trouble at all. It was like literally just the perfect drug my body just Me and the epidural we just go together The low point of my home birth Was thinking to myself after three hours of Contractions like why why am I a why did you decide to have a home birth as if I could escape the pain somewhere else? I was just asking myself why and I was a bit afraid But I knew that was a distraction. So I had to focus but I would say that was a low point of Allowing my thoughts to Get away like what do you mean? You can't do anything. You're here a low point of hospital birth was The decision that I was asked to make And it was actually the decision that I made if I take responsibility for myself. So in essence what happened is I had my induction because I was late by 10 days. So I had an induced labor Scheduled for 6 p.m on wednesday, but I went into labor naturally at 6 a.m on wednesday So I thought I was further along in my dilation than I was so I went to the hospital and they informed me I was actually only one centimeters dilated most hospitals only admit you at around three centimeters dilated But they said because you already have an appointment to come here at 6 p.m You might as well just stay that was one doctor's opinion at around 1 p.m Another doctor comes in and I was dancing at this time. I wasn't in that much pain I was chilling me and Jared were just kind of vibing. So she comes in we're playing music I'm dancing she looks at me and she's like Can I check your cervix and she checked and she's like your labor's not really progressing So you have a choice right now you can either go home and labor there Or you can start your induction early so we can get this thing pop him Because I told myself I'm not going back home without a baby and I'm not going back home unless I'm not pregnant I chose to get induced even though I really didn't have to I should have just waited and let my body Do it naturally because I ended up developing Minor infection in a fever because of one of the techniques they use which is the balloon folly technique So by 8 p.m. That night the I was if you watch my birth video, you'll see what I went through But that was definitely the low point and it was it was a pretty scary point If I was to have another child, I would likely have another home birth. I loved it It was so beautiful. It was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life If I was to successfully have another child I would choose to have a hospital birth again And I would definitely choose to get the epidural again I I'd get it right now if they were offering. I'm just I don't have a reason. It was just such a great time It was actually the most beautiful thing I've ever experienced I think Uh, it's always you always feel distressed when you're seeing your partner in so much agony and so much pain But when you're tapping to that spiritual connection with your partner when she's going through the contraction And you can see that she is on it and that she's safe You will feel safe too. And me and Maya we were dancing. We were laughing We were telling expressing each other How much we loved each other and you know, just uh sparking that uh Uh, what's it called oxytocin? So we were sparking that natural oxytocin together Being all sexy and cute together. It was it was really beautiful Okay, the birthing experience from my perspective now I've heard this a lot of times of people being like it's going to be magical.  And that is an understatement It was wild like wild Straight instincts kick in, you know, I like I describe it as like You know when you're really really focused on something or you're in that flow where everything kind of gets tunnel vision And nothing else around you matters. I promise you there was like five People nurses doctors in the room at the time and the only person I could see was shan And this baby coming out I was still I came into it with all these worries of like How do I encourage and then you see all the things on the on the tv where the Wife is grabbing your hand and breaking the man's hand and yelling and going crazy And uh, and so I was just like how do I support shan in this moment? And I was kind of nervous because I didn't know how I would be able to do that Um, but when you're in it, you're just there I just remember putting my forehead on top of uh shan's head And just like talking to her in her ear and just telling her baby. You've got this. You've got this push push and Here's a little keynote for for not keynote But here's a little advice for any man out there that they don't tell you so I'm sitting there Encouraging shan. I'm holding her hand. I'm rubbing her head And I'm just like, you know trying to just be a part of this process And I look down and I see ryu's head come out now What they didn't tell me was that the baby's skull It shifts So when the doctor was was getting the baby out the he was she was like grabbing on the head and the head came out Like a cone so I in in my mind I was like don't let shan see this this woman just killed our baby and i'm freaking out Uh, I wish they would have told me that because my heart dropped into my stomach and I was just like mind blown now I don't know if shan's gonna put this part in there. So we're in the moment We're we're going she's pushing the baby finally comes out and Like everything settles The whole room got quiet and it was just shan and I and I could hear her breath and The doctor was like don't look down. Don't look down. Don't look down and I'm like, why am I not looking down? So of course, what do you do when the doctor says don't look down? I look down and shan's placenta fell on the floor So there was blood all over and I don't want to scare anybody but there was blood all over the ground all over the walls There's like feet marks from the uh, uh, the doctors walking around. I look down.  The first thing that mattered was like is shan okay? Does this is this like and she was like no normally the placenta would have came out later And we would have put it in a in a uh in a container so that you wouldn't have seen all that blood But I was like, okay, shan's fine right. He's fine Who cares? That's all that matters. Uh, but it was a wild experience. Uh, I can't describe it. I'm sure shan does a great job in this video, but it was amazing. Um, I never felt so It was just the instincts. It just felt so so What's the word that I'm looking for? I'm trying to find it What's the word? well It was wild and it was beautiful and I loved it It was crazy. It was it was magical I just want to issue out a huge shout out to shameless my ever coming on this video and for just being so honest and candid And caring and compassionate and your responses as always you have got to watch maya's birth video from end to end And also the content that she has on her channel with her husband max is stellar and she mentioned a little bit about the fourth trimester which is Basically the first three months after you have the baby and how hard that was on her And anybody who's already been to the labor experience and is in that phase You definitely could gain a lot from watching that video I'll put some links down in the info box below and speaking of going down into the info box at the very top That's where you're going to see a link to get that 10 off your first month of counseling with better help Should you be in a place where you feel like you need support?  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with the recent snooping scandals coming to light, how do you address the privacy and surveillance in the context of AI development? Well, I mean, that's a battle I've given up on. I mean, as I said earlier, I assume my phone is tapped. I can probably say hello to Mr. Modi right now, if you want. Hello, so that's a battle I've given up. They're probably listening in to this and saying, OK, what is he saying out there? But on a more serious note, I think these are actually very important things. And I think you need to establish rules with regards to privacy of citizens, privacy of data, and protection of data of our people, as a nation and as individuals. Thank you. AI has the potential to disrupt employment patterns. How do you ensure that AI doesn't leave behind those who might lose their jobs due to automation? Frankly, I'm not one of those people who believes that AI is going to massively decrease jobs. I don't buy that argument. I think that some jobs will be lost and many more jobs will be created. And I think we've seen this before. I was reading actually some accounts of when the steam engine, which you mentioned, was invented. People were saying it's going to destroy all jobs. The petrol engine was seen as something that would destroy all jobs. Computers were seen as something that will destroy all jobs. So we've seen this before. And none of these technologies have actually destroyed jobs. I think they have reallocated jobs. They have redistributed them. But I don't think we need to be worried about massive job losses. I might be wrong, but that's how I think about it.  You know, I believe I agree with the comments said. But I don't think this AI is as new as everybody says. Like someone said on the panel, the chatbot has been here for 30 years. I think this is a little smarter chatbot. And I think it will improve productivity. I think it will improve, like, let's say if you have a team of 10 people to do a startup, you could accomplish more with the 10 people. The realm of A ethics, how do you balance the need for innovation with the responsibility to prevent biases and discrimination? What do you think, Rahul? Human beings don't have a very good record of being ethical. I mean, World War II, World War I, these are not, you know, human beings are not that ethical. But I think these are things that, you know, as Sam said earlier, that we need to sit down, not just as individuals or nation states, but as the planet as a whole and discuss these things and try and understand the possible repercussions. I mean, these type of technologies have existed before. There is a precedent. It's not AI is not, you know, the first time a technology is dangerous. Nuclear weapons, for example, are an example that were very dangerous. And were sort of managed reasonably effectively. So I'm sure that these questions can be tackled. I think we should be optimistic about things like AI. And also what you mentioned, we should be realistic. I mean, I'm also not entirely convinced that, you know, it's going to transform the world completely and everything's going to go upside down. So I think there's a little bit of balance that is required in when you look at these things. Education plays a vital role in the A literacy. So how do you think we can integrate A education as part of the Indian curriculum? Maybe if you become the Prime Minister of India in 2024, what skills you think India should prioritize for future generations?  So it's a cultural sort of huge transition, you know, seeing, having this type of discussion and then seeing the reality of the Indian education system and our school system and stuff like that. I think on the higher education side, you know, on the engineering side and the technical side, our education system is reasonable, it's good. And it's competitive with any other, you know, top economy of the world. I think where a lot of work needs to be done is the sort of primary education, the secondary education, education for poorer people, weaker sections of society. I think that's where a lot of focus needs to be put. And then also, I feel that India needs to think about production and manufacturing and the type of skills that go into production and manufacturing, which frankly, we haven't paid as much attention as we should. And I think is almost as critical as the services. Maybe before moving to the last question, I want to ask one question to both of you. The global artificial intelligence race, how would you position India as a leader while ensuring ethical and responsible development? Maybe Saeed. You know, I think you mentioned it quite frankly, technology can be very positive and if you use it the wrong way, it can be very negative. You know, like cloning, you could say, it has been controlled pretty well. And you know, gene technology the same way. So I really feel we would have enough discipline just to control the negative part of it and focus on the positive. That's all I can add. I think on the India and AI question, I think India and China have the largest data set on the planet and I think any AI system is going to operate on that data. We have a huge resource. We have to understand what that resource is and we have to make sure that we benefit from that resource. It's also very easy to dissipate that resource. So we have to think carefully about data, how we are going to utilize that data, who that data belongs to in terms of individuals, state, et cetera. So we have to do a lot of thinking along those lines. We need to make sure that we understand the repercussions of misusing or incorrect use of that data. Today, I don't think India as a country has quite understood the wealth of its own data. We don't really understand it, right? And I worry that we will take decisions with regards to our data that will then become problems later. We wanna make sure that India understands that this is actually the nation's wealth, the people's wealth and it needs to be treated with care and with vision. At the same time, you can have, I'll give you the Saudi Arabia example again. You can have all the oil in the world, but if you don't have the internal combustion engine, it's meaningless, right? So it's not good enough just to have the data. You also need to be able to process the data. You also need to be in the game when it comes to AI and things like that, that allow you to monetize, allow you to use the data. So we need to have a strategy on both those things. Data's the new oil. So the last but not least, the very important one, the saying hello to Modi part. So the Pegasus, the Pegasus Snoopings Saga. Hi Modi, the Pegasus Snoopings Saga.  So you had Pegasus on your phone. Pegasus Snoopings Saga allegedly involving the BJP government. What are your thoughts about it? Certainly when such invasive surveillance tactics undermine the democratic fabric of any nation, so what measures should be taken to protect the privacy of Indian citizens? Or any country should take? I think once a new dispensation comes to power in India, this is something that we will have to actually regulate very carefully. Because right now it's completely open season. Anybody can do, you know, they can do whatever they want with people's data, with tapping phones and stuff. And I think we need to study this and create some clear rules, whereby the rights of people's information, rights of people's privacy is maintained and protected. Thank you, thank you, thank you Rahul. And in fact, as a summary, I want to tell Rahul's vision with Rahul's vision in the recent Karnataka government manifesto, they have included a thousand crore fund for entrepreneurship, for particularly to help people of scheduled caste and tribe, so which is a great thing. So I think yesterday even talking to Rahul, he mentioned about how we can promote innovation, entrepreneurship, not at the communities of not having so great privileges.


Hey guys! In today's video, we're gonna talk about five books that you must read if you love hiking. This is a selection of books that I either read myself or was recommended by other people. Two disclaimers before we go ahead and get started here. The first one, I'm gonna try to keep it high level and not give away a lot of information, especially for those of you who do have the intention to either read the book or watch the movie and they still want that factor of excitement. The second disclaimer, I'm gonna be linking here in the description box where you can purchase these books from Amazon. And if you do, we're gonna get a little bit of commission that will eventually help us realize our dream of exploring the world one trail at a time. So let's go ahead and get started. The first book in my selection here is Touching the Void. This book was written by Joe Simpson in which he talks about his story with his climbing partner, Simon Yates. They talk about their successful but nearly fatal climb of the west side of the Siola Grande in the Peruvian Andes back in 1985. The Siola Grande was never climbed before at that time and it was standing at an elevation of 20,000 feet. They talk about their successful ascent but the catastrophe happens during the descent where one of the climbers is left with a great decision to make between saving his own life or his partner's life. This opens the conversation to a great debate and will make you ask the question what would I do if I was in their place. This is a successful book that has sold over a million copies around the world and was also translated to more than 20 languages. They also made the movie based on this story more of a documentary style. I highly recommend reading the book and highly recommend watching the movie. The second book in my collection here is Wild. It's a 2012 memoir written by the American author Cheryl Strait in which she talks about her story taken on the adventure of hiking 1,100 miles of the famous Pacific Crest Trail starting from the Mojave Desert going through California, Oregon and all the way to the bridges of the gods in Washington. The character went through a lot of hardship in her life and decided to take on this adventure as a way of self-discovery with no previous experience hiking or backpacking. And for those of you who are not familiar with the Pacific Crest Trail it's a very famous true hike here in the United States that starts from the Mexican border all the way to the Canadian border. The book has a great narrative and I highly recommend reading it. There was also a film adaptation that was released back in 2014. Personally I'm not a big fan of the film but it's still something that you can check out. The third book in my selection here is a book that I've not read personally but it was highly recommended and it's called The Barefoot Sisters and this book highlights the story of two sisters Lucy and Susan 21 years old and 25 years old who decided to take on the adventure of hiking the full Appalachian Trail Barefoot. They started their adventure from Mount Kitadan and took them eight months to find their way to Georgia. The fourth book in my selection here is The Last Englishman by Keith Foskett and this is a book that I didn't read yet but I'm planning on it. It talks about the story of an Englishman from Sussex, England who decided to come here to the United States to hike the full Pacific Crest Trail more than 2,000 miles and in this book he talks about his adventure and how he faces his fear of bears, rustle snakes and sleeping alone in the wilderness of a country he's not familiar with. And this is also supposed to be an entertaining story in which he talks about self-discovery and all it took him to finish this great adventure. And the fifth book and the last one in my list here is becoming one of my favorite and it's called Touch the top of the word a blind man journey to climb farther than the eye can see. The story of the book is about Eric who became the first blind man to climb Mount McKinley also known as Mount Denali the highest mountain in the United States located in Alaska with an elevation of 20,000 feet. He also became the first man to summit the famous El Capitan Mountain in Yosemite Valley as well as Akuncagua Mountain in Argentina with an elevation of 22,000 feet and one of the seven summits. This is by far one of my favorite climbing books. The story of Eric is really inspiring. It personally inspired me to take some rock climbing classes here in Arizona and if you are curious I do have a video that I'm going to attach there. The story is also very relatable not because I'm blind but because it takes place in Arizona a lot of hiking and climbing in the valley and I really enjoyed it. I also read that there is a film adaptation of the book that's worth checking out. So this is pretty much it for today's selection. Five books that you must read if you love hiking. If you do have any other suggestions let me know in the comments. If you read any of these books or watched the movies let me know. I would like to see what you guys think about them. You're trekking paths Habiba and Alex and we'll see you guys on another adventure.


tired of the everyday routine? Ever dream of a life of romantic adventure? Want to get away from it all? We offer you escape. Escape. Designed to free you from the four walls of today for a half hour of high adventure. Escape. Brought to you by the Richfield Oil Corporation of New York and the independent marketers of Richfield Gasolines, Motor oils and other petroleum products. Look for the Richfield Eagle on the cream and blue pumps. Tonight we escape to New Orleans during Mardi Gras behind the gaiety of which lies a nightmare world of terror and death as John and Gwen Bagny tell it in the man who stole the Bible. I didn't mean to steal the Bible. That wasn't my intention. Why I'd never taken as much as a towel or an ashtray out of a hotel and if I'd known the night of terror it would lead me into I'd never have taken it at all.  This is Mr. Cummings room 302. Whatever happened to that bellhop I sent for? Would you speak louder? I can't hear you sir. I said... Just a minute. Operator. Operator. What was it you wanted? Look, I want a bellhop. I want him to bring me something to read, anything. You said half an hour ago he was on his way up. Doesn't he answer your call yet Mr. Cummings? He has not. Well I'm dead. Oh look operator. Operator. Oh nuts. I paced back and forth wishing the boss would call me so I could get out of the room.  He's that kind of a guy. Expects you to be on tap all the time. There was no radio in the room and nothing to read. I went through all the drawers hoping somebody left behind a magazine or a seed catalog, anything. And then I found it. The Bible. The Gideon Bible. For years I've seen them in hotel rooms but I never paid any attention to them. And now I open the book. First Samuel chapter 19. I lay down on the bed and I started to read. The knock surprised me. I'd forgotten about the bellhop. I got up to go to the door and I realized I had the Bible in my hand. It's a fine thing when a man feels embarrassed caught reading the Bible but that's how I felt. Embarrassed. I stuffed that under the pillow and I went to the door. You sure took your time. I'm a house detective. I'm sorry to disturb you. Well that's alright. What's the matter? Well it seems that the woman had this room before you lost her pocketbook. She thinks she left it here. I haven't seen it but you can come in and look. Why thanks. It doesn't seem likely that the maids would have overlooked it but once in a while something gets left in the drawer. Yeah I know. It's amazing the things you find left behind in hotels. Yeah it sure is. No it's not here. Sorry to have intruded on you. That's alright. Good night. Good night. I laid down again and went back to reading the Bible. Once I got used to the old fashioned language I found it pretty interesting. The story of David anyway. A guy being chased by everybody not knowing who his enemies were every minute expecting to get killed. I was down to the part where David's wife puts a dummy in his bed as a decoy to save his life when I was interrupted again. At this time I automatically stuck the Bible under the pillow and went to the door. Hello. Oh hello. I'm having the most awful time. I've tried and tried but it just won't work and the room's so stuffy. How's that? The window in my room it won't open. Oh. Would you open it for me? No I should. Just show me. Which room is it? Right next to yours. Just around this corner room 300. I have the same trouble on buses. The windows never open. It drives me mad. You can see how stuffy the room is. This window? It opened for you. Yeah it did. And easy too. And so does this one. I can't understand it. You sure you tried. You don't think I'd come to your door and ask you to come over here if I didn't need something, do you? Well it's been done. I won't argue with that. But now that you're here wouldn't you like to have a drink for your trouble I mean? No I don't think I can. You can watch the parade much better here than on your side of the building. Oh no I can't. What's the matter? Oh sorry I have to go that's my phone. Wait don't go. Hello. Cummings. Oh yes sir. I've been waiting for your call. Now listen I've covered the whole territory down here and things look pretty healthy. You see the main difficulty has been that... I stared at my briefcase. I had left it on the dresser. Now it was on the bed. And everything had been pulled out of it. The closet door was ajar, the drawers in the bureau were open. My gladstone apparently hadn't been touched but everything else had. I talked with the boss about trends, business conditions. But my mind was on a girl who wanted a window open. A window that wasn't stuck. While somebody searched my room. Calmly I finished my conversation and hung up. There was no reason now for me to stay in the room. I gathered up my stuff and I took the Bible from under the pillow. Huh, funny. I had gotten interested in it. I wanted to go on reading it. So I stuck it in my top coat pocket and walked out of the room. On my way to the elevator I got a sudden impulse. I stopped in front of room 300 and knocked. Oh where's the... We're here now mister. The lady had checked out. Oh but that's impossible. I was just here. I don't know anything about that but she checked out a couple minutes ago. And I got to clean up after her right now. I'm gonna be glad when Marty draws over. Everybody goes crazy. Hotel goes crazy. People check in, check out. They steal everything that ain't tied down. Steal? Yeah I said steal. Ashtrays, bath towels, soap. I wouldn't be surprised if they take the bed's name. The Bible in my pocket suddenly felt like a pound of uranium. I wondered if the cleaning woman could read the guilt on my face but she put her wastebasket down in the hall and went back in to clean the room. For a second I considered taking the Bible back to room 302 and maybe I would have if it hadn't been for the discarded book jacket and the wastebasket. It was gaudy. It red and yellow. I grabbed it up, put it around the Bible. The title read, You Will Die Tonight. Trot boy, where are those bell boys? I swear I'll go out of my mind. Oh checking out Mr. Comets. Now let me see, you were in room... 302. 302? Yeah. Oh. Well what's the matter? I've had so much trouble over that room I was supposed to hold it for a lady but you can't keep rooms vacant during Mardi Gras. I gave her the room next to yours but she kicked like crazy to the manager. Next to me? Yeah, it's room 300. She checked out just a few minutes ago. I don't know what this is all about but there's something peculiar going on in room 302. Peculiar? I didn't mind the house detective coming in to look for the purse but I didn't like having my stuff searched while I was out of the room. Searched? Yeah, I said searched. You say the house detective did that? He said the woman who had the room before me left a purse and he came... But that's impossible. Well, what do you mean? A man had the room ahead of you. Oh yes, I'm positive of it. Just a minute, I got the register right here. I'll take it. Yes, yes, yes. A man, Mr. Gregory. The house detective isn't on duty today. But when he comes in tomorrow, I'll tell him that... Not on duty? Well then, what was he doing in my room? Today? Of course, today, tonight. A tall guy with black hair. He came in... Oh, there's some mistake, Mr. Cummins. Our house detective, Mr. St. Clairs, his name, is short and bald and he hadn't been in the hotel all day. He's home sick. It had the makings of an interesting little intrigue but I left the mystery of room 302 with the room clerk and went to the cigar stand. It was 8 o'clock. My train wouldn't leave until midnight. Yes, and where did it be? Cigarettes or cigars? Cigars. Three coronas. No, no. Make it six. Oh, he's like to sell cigars. Men don't smoke cigars like they used to. Cigarettes, that's the fashion today. But give me a good cigar every day. Sounds like somebody's having a good time. Oh, they all have a good time during the carnival. Say, I wonder where I could check my bag in briefcase for a little while. Oh, gonna see the parade? Yeah, I thought I would. Mill around a little bit. I've got a couple hours to kill. Well, I'd be glad to keep it for you. I'm on duty till midnight. Oh, would you? Well, that's money nice of you. Oh, don't mind at all. Money grow is something to see. You shouldn't miss it. But you'll have more fun if you rent a costume. The hotel's got them for rent, you know. No, no, no, thanks. I'll go as I am. He stuck my stuff under the counter, and I elbowed my way across the crowded lobby to the street door. Through the glass, my eyes met the eyes of another man, a tall man with black hair, the man who said he was the house detective. I swung the hotel door open. I had a few questions I wanted to ask that boy, but he was swallowed up in the crowd. And then a big hand clapped me on the shoulder and a voice boomed in my ear. Ah, there you are, sinner. I whirled around and looked into the mask of a laughing red-faced devil. Ah, no, no, no, no. Don't try to evade me, sinner. I've come to collect you, my nice, shiny pitchfork. And when the devil comes for you, your time is up. All I could see in the mask were a pair of eyes. They were gray eyes and they were laughing. And the devil threw his arm around my shoulder and urged me along the street. I walked a little. I hadn't had anything to drink. The whole thing seemed kind of silly. But before I knew what happened, a clown grabbed my other arm. Let's take the sinner to the fiery furnace. And the two of them, the devil and the clown, were propelling me down the street into a car. Come along, sinner. Fiery furnace. Hey, wait a minute, fellas. Oh, the sinner is reluctant. Push him in, clown. Hey, now, now, look. Get in, sinner. Hey, you guys. Hey. Hey, let me out. Look, where are we going? Let's have it. Have what? The Bible. The Bible you took out of room 302. The Bible? You're not drunk. Ah, don't waste time on him. Frisk him. Look, I don't know who you are, but you can't... Ah, he hasn't got it on him. What'd you do with it? Where is it? I told you. I haven't got it. Oh! That's to let you know we're not playing. Now, let's take it again. Where's the Bible? I tell you, I haven't got it. I had it, but I... I guess I lost it. You lost it? Where'd you lose it? I don't know. Why you... Don't do that, sinner. It's just as easy for me to pull this trigger as to look at you. But I'm telling you the truth. I haven't got it anymore. All right. You haven't got it. But you tell me where it is you understand if I have the key here to find out. Hey, what are you stopping for? Can't you see? I'm a crowd. I can't get through. Oh, come on. Let's get moving. Get on out of here. What do you want me to do? Drive over them? Look, fellas, a shark cat! A bunch of revelers drunken out for bear opened the back door of the car and started climbing over. Nothing would stop them from weaving through. They thought it was fun pushing and shoving each other. One of them fell, sprawled across the devil's lap, and they began to pile up, and suddenly I knew this was escape. I climbed out of the car. I ran blindly away from them. I saw a cab at an intersection. I ran out. I opened the door and... There he was, in the back seat. The phony house detective. I slammed the cab door and bolted across the street. There was a policeman on the corner directing traffic. I ran up to him. Hey, where do you think you're going?  You've got to help me. Kill you?  The devil. He's after me. The devil, you say? Yeah, yeah. And the clown, too. You're not making a mess? No, no. I mean it. I'm serious. You're drunken, you look. I haven't had a drink.  Why would they be doing that? Because they want the Bible. The Bible? Yeah, look. You see, I stole the Bible. Here they come now. Who? The devil and the clown across the street. You've got to get me out of this. You've got to stop them.  Yeah, sure, sure. Now take it easy, young fella. I've seen it. Come on. What are you trying to get us in trouble? Trouble? Sure. He's going to miss the party. It's all a trick. Don't listen to him. This young fella claims you're trying to kill him. Me? Oh, no. Not me. What if he doesn't get to that party pretty soon?  I haven't got a wife. There isn't any party. They're lying. I tell you, they're lying. Oh, now be good, boys. Go someplace else and settle your squabble. I've got to keep this traffic moving. Please, officer. Now you heard what the policeman said. Come on, son. Let go of me, officer. Go ahead at now. Go on now, here. I demand to be arrested. I demand it. Go on now, I said. Now go on.   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For the finest performance at lowest cost per mile, let your Richfield dealer help you select the right Richfield gasoline to fit your motor's power requirements. Stop where you see the Richfield Eagle on the cream and blue pumps. And now we return you to... Escape! I sat in the drunk tank in the New Orleans jail and tried to figure it out. Who were the devil and the clown and the phony house detective? Why was the Bible so important that they would even kill me to get it? My bags were back at the cigar counter in the hotel. My train was scheduled to leave at midnight. But how was I going to get out of New Orleans? Already it was ten o'clock. And as long as I stayed in jail, I would be safe. But even that didn't last long. I hadn't been there half an hour when a cop came for me and took me to the desk, Sergeant. Here's your personal belongings coming. As you're released, you can go. But try to behave yourself. We're pretty busy tonight. Released?  Culpepper decided not to press charges against you. You know what you could get for striking an officer. But aren't you going to hold me? Well, your fine's been paid now. And keep out of trouble, will you? But I am in trouble. That's what I tried to tell the cop, but he wouldn't listen to me. I had to hit him. My fine? You said somebody paid my fine? That's right. It's been paid. But who? Who paid it? I don't know who it was. He didn't give a name. He just paid it. Was it a man in a devil's costume? Or a clown? Now, look. What did he look like? I don't know what he looked like. A house detective?  I hadn't heard her coming to the station. She moved so quietly. She was a nun. And she was talking excitedly in French. I wasn't paying much attention to her. I was thinking instead of my own problem. The house detective had paid my fine. He wanted me out of jail. He wanted me loose on the street. Why? And the devil and the clown. Were they with him? Were all of them waiting outside that door for me? Well, please, sister. I could help you, but I can't understand a word you're saying. Monsieur, les gens dans la route m'empêchent de trouver mon chemin. Ils me prennent pour un des célébrants. English. Can you speak English, sister? Oh, pardon, monsieur. Un masquerade. Costume. The people think masquerade. Non masquerade. I think she's trying to say the people on the streets think she's wearing a masquerade costume. Merci, merci bien, monsieur. I am loose. You mean lost. Oui, monsieur, lost. I am expect at Convent, the Vieux Caries. The Vieux Caries? Oh, that's in the French Quarter. Exactement, oui. I try for taxi cab. The crowd, how you say, push me around. Pouvez-vous envoyer de vos gendarmes? What, gendarmes? She wants you to send a policeman to help her to get to Convent. Oui, monsieur. I'm sorry, sister. I'd be glad to, but I don't have anybody in right now. If you don't mind sticking around for a while, I'll be very... Digging around? The sergeant, the perfect... He says he's sorry. If you will wait, there is no one available right now to help you. Wait a minute. The nuns stood there frightened and bewildered out of place in the police station. But for me it was a miraculous break. Sure, I could walk out of that police station with her. And if they were waiting outside waiting to get me, I could walk right by them. They wouldn't dare touch me as long as I was with a nun. I could take her to the convent. And once there, I'd be safe. I'll take the sister to the convent, sergeant. It's okay with me if it's okay with her. Merci, monsieur. Merci mille fois. As we walked out of the police station, I took her arm to help her. Yes, but also to study my own fear. Any minute I expected to see one or all of them, the devil, the clown, the house detective. But they weren't in sight. There were people milling about on the street, but not the three I feared. And strangely, not finding them there frightened me more than ever. I found a cab and gave the driver the address of the convent. The nun and I didn't try to talk. I realized this whole thing was difficult for her, and I didn't feel like talking. Too much had happened to me for one night. The cab pulled up in front of an ancient building in the French Quarter, crumbling cement and wrought ironwork. We got out and I walked with her to the big front door. The nun raised the knocker, and I knew I'd been had. What is wrong? Fingernails, red polished finger. You're not a nun. Hurry boys, get him in, he's wise. Come on, old sinner. It was the devil and the clown. They yanked me into the house. And the girl, I stared at her. Back in the police station, I hadn't really looked at her face. Her black robes had spelled freedom to me. That's as far as I had thought, but now I knew I'd seen her before. Only before she had worn a green dress and a scarlet mouth to match her fingernails, and her hair had been blonde and long, and she wanted a window open. A window that wasn't stuck. Hmm, you giving us a lot of trouble? Look, I'm sorry. We've been very patient. Now we want the Bible. I told you before, I don't have it. You had it? Yeah, yeah, I had it. I took it. I don't know why I took it, but I lost it. All right, who sent you to get it? I'll handle him. All right, who are you working for, Poloni? Look, there's some mistake. Look, I'm a salesman. I sell washing machines. Look, I tell you... Where's the stuff, has Poloni got it? What stuff? I don't know any, Poloni. What are you slapping me around for? I won't get you any... Let me talk to you. Look, if you're lying for Poloni... Who's Poloni? I don't know any Poloni. Poloni wouldn't take a beating for you. Oh, look, I tell you...  We'll pay him nothing. You hand over that Bible, or tell us where the dope was stashed, or so help me, I'll kill him. Dope. So, that's what it is. Dope. Yeah, Mr. Innocent. That's what it is. Dope. Stop it. You kill him, we'll never find it. Listen to me. What's your name? Cummings. You work for Poloni Cummings. Nobody but Poloni knows about that Bible. No. You came to hijack the stuff.  Stop lying. Poloni knew our carrier was hot, that he had to drop the stuff somewhere in New Orleans. Oh, you're wasting time, baby. I'll make him talk. You're going to talk? I don't... You want to butter this gun right across your face? Look, you've got to believe me. I... He hit me with the gun. I tried to keep my eyes open to hang on to consciousness. Across the room, I saw the door open, and then it stood a man with another gun.  That was the only story I had as I passed out. I don't know how long I was out. When I came to, I was lying on a bed. My head was throbbing, my cheeks, my nose every bone in my body she'd ache. There was a cold cloth on my eyes. I tried to think, why did I hurt so? Oh, yeah. The Bible. All right, let's not waste me more time. What did you do with the Bible? Where are the others? They've been taken care of. Look, you took the Bible that belongs in this room. Now, what did you do with it? This room? Oh, yeah. Room 302. What am I doing back in the hotel? You had no right to touch that Bible. I'll think what you did with it. Where is it? Look, I... I told him. I must have lost it. I don't know. I'll get it. The gentleman who left his suitcases with me, Mr. Cummings. Suitcases? Come in. Who are you? I run the cigar stand in the lobby. I saw you bring Mr. Cummings in this way. If you don't mind my saying so, quite tight. Yeah. I'm going off duty in a little while, and I thought he'd need his things. You see, he checked them with me. Thanks. Oh, I almost forgot it. Here's his book, too. Oh, no. Don't leave the book. But you forgot it on the counter. No, I don't want the book. You can have it. I'll take the book. No, no. Don't give it to him. Don't mention it. Hope he feels better tomorrow. Well, at last. The Bible.  Look, Poloni, I didn't know. I swear, I just took it. Poloni? Look, I'm not Poloni. That's a pretty clever stunt covering the Bible with a whodunit jacket. Well, I only took it because I... Let's see. Third book, second chapter. What? Genesis, Exodus, Movedicus. Chapter one, two. But... Yes, here's the address of the warehouse where the stuff is. I don't understand. If you're not Poloni, who are you? Oh, John Stan, United States Treasury Department, Narcotics Division. Team, man. But I thought... Look, you made my job very difficult tonight, Mr. Cummings. We traced the narcotics carrier all the way around the world to New Orleans, to Room 302. But when we arrested him, he was clean. He didn't have the evidence. Room 302 was the link. That girl, Frenchie, was to take this room and I would have followed her here to where the evidence was stashed. 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Welcome to JSA TV and JSA Podcasts, where we're covering the latest stories, trends, and innovation from leaders in global connectivity, real estate, and the networks within. I'm Barb Mitchell, joining you today live from Capacity Europe, and I'm joined by Scott Harrison, Director of Sales for K&N Global Filtration. Thanks for joining us. Thank you very much. Thank you for having me. It's our first time chatting on JSA TV, but of course we know K&N well, and hopefully most of our viewers do, but we'd love for you to share a little bit more about K&N, if you wouldn't mind, and yourself, and your role, and all of that. Absolutely. Yeah, so I'm the new boy actually, so I'm only about six weeks into K&N, but I am a young veteran of the debt center market, so my career is about 20 years, the last 11 years of which we're with a company called Geist, and then for Vertive after acquisition in 2017. So yeah, I'm a face of the industry, so to speak, but new to K&N. So yeah, I think it's quite interesting having K&N as a brand in this market, because we've done a lot of shows this month. This is our third major show in October, and we've still got a week to go, so it's the most common thing that happens as people come up to us on stands and say like, what are you guys doing here? And we've got a very famous and popular brand in performance automotive industry, so more than 50 years ago, we designed a high airflow, washable, reusable air filter for combustion engines on motorcycles and performance automotive vehicles. So yeah, fast forward today, and we're in the debt center market, and those same things still apply. So high performance, high airflow, air filters for the debt center market, which reduce the energy of the fans that obviously serve the calling on the floor of the data center. And of course, being washable and reusable, they are highly sustainable as well. So yeah, and obviously, if there's a cost element involved here, so another key pain point, if you're not replacing these things every six to 18 months, and these things have got a 15 year life cycle, then there are cost and sustainability metrics there as well. Right, that makes sense. I mean, so much to cover off here, and I mean, you said third show in a month, we're not, as you said, we're not even done October yet, and we're here on the first day, first official day of Capacity Europe, and lots of conversations already. And I find, I don't know about you, but in the last few shows you've been at just this month, and probably over the course of the entire year, sustainability, right, is such a huge topic on everyone's mind. It's something that's made its way into the priorities of so many companies. Talk a little bit about that. You mentioned it in your sort of intro, but if you wouldn't mind talking a little bit more about the solutions that the Canon solutions and how they help your clients solve that. Sure. Yeah. So sustainability is obviously a very keen and poignant thing for the debt centre industry, but one thing I've been really taken back by in my first six weeks, being out there in the market, speaking to some established debt centre customers, but not just for the debt centre, but also for industrial applications like corporate head offices, for example. There is a lot of air filters being used out there. So just as an example, if you think of a fan wall in a hyperscale debt centre, or a large co-location debt centre, you can have hundreds and hundreds, and we've seen up to 550, I think, in just one fan wall. So every single one of those fans has got a filter behind it. So can you think about that? When you change those filters, every six to 18 months, depending on the air quality, they all have to go into landfill or incineration. So it really is quite a huge thing, but the volume is something that's been quite alarming really for me. But not just the landfill, you know, saving side, it's the performance. You know, we've got this 50 years plus of being experts in the air filter business, so we've taken that technology and put it into the debt centre application. So we've seen up to 40% increases in airflow. Now what that means is, you know, great, it's flowing in a low resistance environment, but the fans behind them are spinning much slower, so they're reducing the amount of energy they consume. So twofold. We're going to get sustainability metrics for reducing landfill, but also the spinning down of those fans is saving energy. So helping against things like PUE and making sure that we've been as efficient we can with the facilities side power. One other thing, tenders, like years and years ago, sustainability used to be a small section at the bottom of a response for a co-location to host the IT facilities of organisations, and now that has changed. Now it's very much the forefront of those tender responses, and just as simple as replacing an air filter really does help to contribute to those metrics. Yeah, and as we've said, and thank you for your answer, I mean sustainability is so key, but it's certainly not your only benefit, right? Lots of others, some of which you touched on. But talk a little bit about that. I know that you have some custom options, some more off-the-shelf options. Talk about the difference in those and what benefits those bring. Sure, definitely. So customisation will be a key thing. It's certainly a big part of our initial capability. So if you think back to the automotive days, you know, when the first or new cars were coming out, we were designing parts to go into those cars. There's now 9,000 partners on the automotive side. We've got about 100 so far on the global filtration side. So we will be building that. So our initial capability will be building out what we would call custom product. But the reality is it will be non-standard at the start as we build that product portfolio, and then we'll stop in our European warehouse to understand what the demand on those certain parts is going to be. So we'll be super quick then. If someone phones us and say, you know, we've got a certain manufacturer's part and we can match the part number to the system they've got and we can ship it out very quickly. Right. And so let's talk more about that then, just sort of in terms of we're going to talk more in a second about your global capabilities and offerings. But just as a lead into that, how do people connect with you in terms of, you know, they have this need for an air filtration solution for their data center? What's next for them? Definitely. So it's fairly simple. So you can take out your existing disposable paper and plastic air filter, which will normally go into landfill, replace that with a K&N washable reusable filter, just the straight swap. So what we need to know is the dimensions, the Merv or ISO rating of that air filter and the quantity you're going to need. We'll put those in and then immediately we'll see the performance upgrades and these things will last for up to 15 years. We've said 15 years. I mentioned earlier that we were talking that there's actually an air filter in the office in California that from the automotive side, there's done a million miles. So, you know, we say 15 years, but the reality is these things are going to go much longer. Yeah, good to be prepared though in case, right? And so you're located here in London, right? And so you have team in Europe, team members in Europe, obviously also an office in the United States. So, and I mean, which is great, the data center industry as we know is global connectivity is global, everything that we're doing in this space is. And so tell us a little bit about that in terms of how you've come to this global offering and what that means for your clients in the industry. Sure. So currently, engineering is done from California and manufacturing is done from from Texas, so Dallas in Texas. We are setting up some some warehousing facilities in Amir and also in APAC. So with me and my colleague at the moment, we're setting up the business outside of the US. So big focus on the other major markets outside the US, APAC and Amir being very big focuses for us. And these are major debts in the markets, right? So, you know, we've got some big plans. So the immediate plans are to make sure that we flesh out the team, make sure we hire for the right roles and get the right people in the right places and expand through that. We'll also be looking for partners, both distribution partners and reselling partners, certainly in the more remote regions, regions such as the Middle East and other parts of Asia PAC, we'll be looking to sign up some partners into that as well. Fantastic. Yeah. Well, Scott, thank you for joining us. And so for our viewers who may want to connect with you, connect with K&N, how can they go about doing that? Sure. So all my details will be available somewhere I'm assuming after this or On the screen. Our details, yeah. Could you point this? Yeah, right there. So yeah, we're generally available. If not, I'm on LinkedIn, you know, the team are out there. So just sort of reach out and we'll get in contact for sure. Perfect. Thank you so much. Appreciate it. Thank you for, I hope we have many more opportunities to have these sorts of conversations on JSA TV. We thank you for coming. Thank you. And thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV and JSA podcasts. Happy networking.


Is it morning still? I have no idea. Yes, 11.47 a.m. Sunday, January 24th. Don't get excited, I'm looking at the computer. Anyway, that sound in the background, it's my husband's air compressor. I don't know what he's doing Sunday morning with the air compressor on, but I guess I should go downstairs and find out. I've got some stuff on the table I cannot show you because it's for class I'm gonna be working on for a paid for class for June. Stay tuned to this channel and my social media, my email newsletter and all of those things for the things, because of the things because it will be announced as soon as I can on all of those platforms. There's a link tree list of links down in the video description for which you can sign up for the email newsletter, follow me on Instagram, all of that stuff. So check it out. What else? So I do wanna get started on that. But it's Sunday. I don't have anything particular I have to do. So let's see what he's up to first. I'll be back. Okay, the husband is painting some of the floor vents for the heating system because the paint that was on them is chipping. They were originally white and painted by the prior homeowners and anyway, they're chipping. And so we found the matching paint collar at the store yesterday. It's one of the things that we did and now he's been cleaning and painting them. That's why the compressor was on. So I could do the dishes. I could finish laundry. I could work on the downstairs daily art bag. I could work on the project for the class in June or I could edit the vlog the day early. I might edit the vlog. All right, I've got a full cup of water. Let's go upstairs. Okay, so it's Sunday evening. It's just before 5.30. I got all my Monday work done on Sunday. Hey guys, good morning. It is Monday morning, January 25th. What time is it? 9.51 a.m. And I'm just now logging into the computer which is how I know that information. And I, as you probably know, have been trying some of the new YouTube shorts, short TikTok inspired videos. YouTube is trying to compete with TikTok and oh my God. One of my shorts has exploded overnight. So it currently, it had less than a hundred views yesterday. It currently has 14,000 views. Now it has a lot of thumbs down but it has 14,000 views and it's still 80.1% likes. Holy cow. So yeah, they work. All right, now I'm gonna send the info to my marketing manager, aka my daughter, and yeah, holy cow. My scissors are completely sticky from the project I was working on for the Vimeo class. They're so sticky. They don't want to cut open ebay bag. So I ordered a punch from ebay. I'm keeping but I'm having trouble getting out of the bag. Okay, there we go. It's an old red bigs punch. Oh, that's nice. She sent a note. That's so nice. So it's a folder punch. So nothing big. So you don't have to have these to make art but if you're, you know, yeah. Anyway, my scissors are really like gross like not just like it, like really gross. I'm bad about cleaning my scissors.  If I can find it, I see it. It won't come out, I can see it. Doesn't wanna come out of the drawer. There we go. So one of these and alcohol. So I'm going to wet the scissors with alcohol and I'm gonna wrap them in this paper towel, let them soak for a minute and then I'm gonna try to get the icky off. I'll be back. I think that'll work, let's see. Yes, it's not sticky. Yes, so I just soaked it for a little bit in some alcohol wrapped in the paper towels and then I scraped the junk off with this. It may still have a little bit on there but it's not bad. I tend to get my scissors pretty junked up. So for crafting scissors, I don't tend to spend a lot of money on them anymore because I usually get them like at the dollar store. Fabric scissors are a little different and don't touch my fabric scissors for anything that's gluey or sticky or icky. But for crafting scissors, I tend to get them pretty junked up so I don't spend a lot of money on them because if I do, I'm just gonna ruin it. Like I know me.  All right, I'll be back. So we're going over to the holiday house. It's what I've named it, Nick David. They do a huge thing at Christmas and something else at Halloween. And I don't think they usually do Valentine's that I remember. They have this here. They did Thanksgiving too, yeah. So hang on a second, it's so cute. So this is the holiday house and it's so cute. The frog says happy Valentine's Day. And it's like, again, it's like three and a half weeks before. Yeah, cute and nice to see that in the neighborhood, chair everybody up a little bit, which is probably why they're doing it. Anyway, we're gonna continue on our walk. It's all of about 41 degrees. So yeah, they're saying we might still get the snow flurries sometime between today and Wednesday because it's not getting any warmer before then. Hey guys, it is after lunch on Tuesday, the 26th, I think, of January, I think. I don't know exactly what time it is, but I know it's after 12. Anyway, I was live this morning with YouTube at the same time. My car was finally getting picked up for service at the same time they were finally calling me.  Like, it's just a busy day, Monday on Tuesday. Holy cow. Anyway, it's all of about 38 degrees outside. It's a bit nippy even for me. I am in a sweatshirt, but it's a little cold. So they heard you, dear. So they can kind of see that. So you see that coming there? I know the window screen is there. That's not rain, not all of it anyways. We're finally getting snow flurries. Yay! Woo-hoo! Okay guys, hello. It's 2.38 p.m. Wednesday, January 28th, I think, 27th. I am going to watch my soap opera, maybe, General Hospital. I'm a longtime General Hospital fan. I stopped watching it for a little while, but I picked it back up again. Anyway, hello, COVID. I was watching a YouTube video over lunch and I did not know there was a round watercolor paper. Where have I been? There are companies out there that sell pads of round watercolor paper. Well, I have lots of watercolor paper. I don't really want to buy paper. So then I was like, do I have anything? I could just cut circles with a watercolor paper. That would be cool to be able to work on round watercolor paper sometimes. The answer to that is yes, I do. This is called a Martha Stewart circle trimmer. Who has one of these? I don't even think they make it anymore. This is the shape thing with it and it cuts circles from, it does all different sized circles. One inch all the way up to five and a half inches. And it comes with the trimmer thing and like two extra blades. Now, well, my only problem with this is, what if I can't get any more blades? I'm gonna put the extra blades in there. I'm gonna look and see if anybody's got blades for these online. I might order a stash of them to just keep like inside there. Cause I have the one blade that's in there. I haven't used this very much, but it came with. And then I've got two more that are here. That's all I have. And I can already tell you, I love using it up for this. I've, you know, it's been years and I've not been able to figure out what to use this for. Till now, and of course, I don't think they make it anymore. So that's a thing, of course it is. All right, I'll be back. Hey guys, it is Thursday, January 28th, just before 11 a.m. Don't get excited. I'm looking at the iPad. Hello. I just got done adding in a new section to my work journal. So fun fact. So this is a work journal. And in it, I have everything from notes on how to do certain things on my computer that I can't seem to remember to do, to class notes for class I've teach, I've taught, I've teached. That's proper English. I've taught or classes I'm planning on teaching. Website designs and stencil and stamp ideas and designs. I have ideas and designs, like all of the stuff is in here, like all of the stuff's in here. And yeah, I'm gonna listen to some YouTube videos and maybe do a little painting. Yeah, so I got the most important thing then today, which was the notes in the book and the PDF created. That was like top of the to-do list. So that's done. So now I have the rest of the day to play. All right, I'll be back. Actually, this is a clip of me painting, doing a little painting. I was painting some more greeting cards. I've got a big stack of them I need to do. So I got a few more done today, which was great. Then I got two big batches of cookie dough done. So I have two big, there you go, two big, two big logs of cookie dough. This one in the front in the clear bag is regular. The one in the blue bag in the back is gluten-free. Nestle's Toll House chocolate chip cookie dough, both. Made with the chopped up chocolate truffles that we were given at Christmas time. We didn't eat all of them, I stuck them in the freezer. So I chopped them up and made them into cookie dough. One of the girls is gluten-free and her husband Brian, Jenny and Brian. Brian should be, I think gluten-free. Jenny would prefer that he is, but he's not really. He kind of, well, kind of social. Anyway, we made it.  His wife would prefer he not do that, but, you know, what are you gonna do? He's a grown-up. Anyway, so we made two batches of cookie dough. Both textures came out good. Yes, you're not supposed to eat raw eggs, but I tasted both doughs, they taste exactly the same. I mean, you know, not the first time I ate raw cookie dough, believe me. Anyway, so we will cook them and have everybody try them, but I think unless there's something weird that happens in the cooking process, they should come out fine, so we'll see. We're gonna go walking now. See, he's waiting. I'm waiting, patiently. We're gonna go walking now and try to ham and hawn, discuss what to make for dinner that's easy, that doesn't take too much time. I don't know, we'll see. All right, I'll be back. Okay, I just failed my first test of the week, ethically.  All right, it is Friday, January 29th, and it's just about 4.30 in the afternoon, I know, right? So this morning, oops, I turned the fan on. So this morning I did a patron and supporter like Zoom and chat until about lunchtime and then after lunch, I started back to work on a project which is finished now, I think, and I did it while I was chatting with patrons and supporters, and I probably didn't go into depth into instruction and had to do it, but I did do it. We will be showing some of the embroidery stitches I did on it in a different kind of project. But anyway, here's a picture of another slow stitch portrait, just completed today. I think it's done, but anyway, here you go. And I really, I just stitched all afternoon. I listened to NCIS New Orleans episodes, kind of caught up on those while I was stitching and trying to get a hold of my doctors because evidently I need a refill on one of my prescriptions and my pharmacy can't get a hold of them. So I left a message. Good morning, everybody. So it's our weekly Saturday morning trip to the shops. We've got our list in coupons and a check we need to deposit. And meanwhile, where is she? Oops. Hold on. There she is. Do you see that? Back there, right there. She's eating breakfast. I know, right? So anyway, all right, we're gonna go get it done. We'll be back. So we're gonna go for a walk. Where exactly? I don't know.  We both have masks in our pockets and all of that stuff. I got a cough drop in because of the asthma. I cough not all the time, but anyway, because of COVID I try to control the coughing in public because people think I'm contagious with the big C, right? Anyway, we're gonna go walking and then I'm going to this afternoon work on some Valentine sticker flakes which I haven't even started yet. The ideas are still up here and I need to get them done because hello February 1st is like literally around the corner. So yeah. But we're gonna go for a walk first, get some fresh air and then I'm gonna park myself on the sofa with my apple pencil and I'm gonna get those sticker flakes done. Mark my words. First hubby had to go get a warmer coat because he was a little cold. Anyway, I think that's it. I don't know, it's been a week. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. All right. I didn't get a lot of artwork done but I did get some really cute I think images done for a love themed Valentine's theme for lack of a better term, sticker flakes set. So the images I got them all drawn this afternoon while we were watching HBO movie what was it, The Little Things? Anyway, which was a weird movie but I got drawing done and I got it done. So that means tomorrow I can get them printed or formatted. I'm gonna get some of the images loaded over to Patreon for my supporters there and a couple of the images to YouTube membership for supporters there. So if you want free images that you can print whenever you want on whatever kind of paper you want you gotta be in one of them. It's very low cost and affordable way to support the free content here on YouTube and over in Facebook art groups, FYI but I will also sell some of them printed and cut in the anti shop. So you can get them there. What else? I think that's it for right now. I did, I also placed in order for some art foamies don't tell my husband. Yes, I know. I will be in the lives going forward using, I have some ideas for using art foamies my designs and other designers designs and also some of the rubber I have a decent collection of rubber stamps some that I've designed and some other people's stamps. I should be using them. So I think going forward on the Tuesday lives we're gonna be using some of those and doing some interesting things with them along with the occasional painting or whatever sewing thing. Anyway, it's always busy. There's always something. All right, that's it for the minute. Please support the free content. As I said, how you can all the links for everything are down below and or in my link tree list links which is down below, check out the free content but only check out the free content check out the video description and don't just support the free content for me but your favorite creator or your favorite person creative over in the Facebook art groups support them if you can if they have a way do support them. These are hard times for everybody so they could appreciate I know they would appreciate it if you can afford it. I have some exciting stuff coming up this spring and summer so stay tuned for that and I'll be announcing it when I can and yeah, don't forget to please wear a mask stay safe, stay healthy, stay creative and go out and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it. Just do it safely. All right, that's it for now. We'll see you next week. Bye guys.


here's a clipboard sound let's watch the whole thing first you have no idea what it's like to be a card see these horrors and they do nothing you'll know all right so first of all fantastic sound choice that is an episode this is from this best line uh i don't know my favorite star trek shows and duet the episode is so good there's so many good lines i have i don't know how many saved including this one uh in my audio folder to animate one day it's so good um now looking at this the general note would be i don't think you need this guy unless he is a bit more prominently featured and then you can do this and then after that moment we punch in oh wait i can't pan down uh we would go like that cut to something that's maybe more like this see these horrors and do nothing and just finish it like that the reason being i don't let me go back in it's just at the very beginning with the guy there um it just feels really imbalanced the thirds are good i'm all for that but then he's so at the edge here like i don't know am i supposed to look at him like he's just i guess leave it a bit there for context but it's just so awkward and then as we cut out it's just it's just he's barely there just a kind of an arm and a nose type of thing so it could be either more and he's really listening he could also be sitting you know knee out this way and the head here so you don't have to really show too much into some head animation and he's listening he could be stage where he's maybe standing you know just there like shadowy like blurry feature just for balance or just cut him out completely and then we just have to you know imagine that he talks to someone else i don't want to throw out those things um so we thought we can safely assume he talks to someone and in terms of body mechanics i don't mind stuff like that that's a neat detail and he definitely has you know a broader look but i think after that there's not much going on and you have it's you know it's always still rough but you're going to have a lot in the face this is definitely facial performance and that's why i feel like why not just have this guy more probably in frame and then you know when looks over there he addresses him and again you could have him uh from its back and you know maybe just the seating range is different maybe this could be the chairs like this you know and the guy's just is sitting there listening that's the guy that's his back and he's on another chair and maybe it could be like a counseling session or something right that could be one thing the other thing is careful about this the moment the moment there's text as an audience you go in and you try to read it but it's kind of hidden and you're guessing it and now you have it and during all this time someone might be distracted and not look here um you could just have like a patch you know some some army symbol or something that potentially just tells the story and i'm not sure you need this because again the the line where you know like you have no idea what it's like to be a coward to see these horrors and do nothing if you don't have this it could be then interpreted into all kinds of you know different situations which might also be a good idea so personally subjectively i would take that out maybe do a symbol um i would stage it so that we have that for for bigger balance and then you can address them like that but then that way you show everything but then after that personally i will cut like i said and then really focus on a shot like this but he is still in that third giving him less space here than here which makes it more uncomfortable which adds to that uneasy feel of the line and everything you know so like he is like this and he has all this to look forward to maybe that makes a bit more harrowing to have to have him like this and this you know his future is limited blah blah blah however you want to interpret the composition and how you play with that um that would be my main comment you have no idea what it's like to be a coward see these horrors and do nothing yeah and i think the rest is okay because once because there's so much in his voice his horrors especially here during the pauses this is the moment he remembers all this do nothing and then that's doing all of this pause you could have those little micro expressions of pain and horror of fear of guilt you know it's just you can have maybe a tear me whatever you want to do but it feels like there's so much where you want to really see this and zoom in um and that's why i would cut otherwise this kind of reminds me of goodwill hunting where you know they're seated like this and it's kind of that which you know you can you can go through things where you know like there's different camera angles the whole thing has the whole camera turning around maybe that could be something to emulate maybe but i feel like i don't want to be super distracted by that i mean again it could be something where the character is like this and then once we zoom in and we leave that character like this they could still be something potentially here um you know blurred out foregrounds and then you can have that whole element but i feel like we just want to be alone on that guy just then his expressions i don't know that's that's mostly that i feel like because it's potentially broader change and i don't want to dictate you know it's your shot you're gonna do whatever you want to do um and look at your email it's general notes and body mechanics and then in terms of the i darts i'll write that in the email get some questions about that i think as a general thing since you are okay with um this being put online i think for everybody watching this for i darts i think you just have to be mindful of when you dart and darts go go over one frame two frames sometimes bigger moves three frames but then they become very linear and you don't want to spline them keep them stacked or at least you know post to post from like one frame or two frames and i mean careful how you go especially when you go from like looking over there and then you pop all the way over there like you don't want to do that it's just too jarring we'd have to have a blink or half blink in there in your terms of for your shot for context you have no idea what it's like to be a card see these horrors like see these horrors to me you can play this in two ways even here especially with the inhale exhale you could be darting around a lot because he's he it's not staring off into the distance of my memory maybe it's all those memories are flooding back and he is he's still you know deconstructing that memory he's processing all of this and that's we have all those darts see these horrors and see these horrors and then you have maybe one or two darts and then you hold do nothing and uh and then to me would be go up here one or two darts for the last two memories and then he's just locked probably on that one last image of potentially someone dying in his arms whatever it is or him killing someone he didn't want to and then imagine from that that moment on right up one two darts now the rest is just this so imagine i mean i would do a version of that just to see how it feels but i feel like that ends no darts so the the ending is just you know lots of pain and stuff in here in terms of expressions and like twitches potentially but just eyes i do nothing that could totally work just the hopelessness unless at the end right there do nothing that you can have one more dart where he looks up and he like there's so many ways you can do this but i think there's definitely a pitch to be made of of the ending with no darts whatsoever he's just lost there's that whole beginning it's basically you have movements in the body and in the in the head and the eyes where it's almost like movement movement movement movement movements there where you just you know he's wrestling with everything he looks at him maybe looks at him for approval for forgiveness whatever it is and at the end he's just bam that's the old memory and he can't escape that horror and that's why everything comes to just a stillness and that's your contrast i know that could also be the the cliche way of doing it i don't know but that's my my initial inclination of and this is why you go from a full body to show all this and then you push that contrast into a close-up where really at the end it's just that you know and you can do that all last end thing within at the very end the tear might come in or or you can also do this where see these horrors and see these horrors that and right here and then you close his eyes and the rest eyelids are closed do nothing and do nothing and then just that with instead of instead of this it's a frown it's just the pain he has to close his eyes was so painful could also be just painful with a big squint where he's trying not to cry i mean this there are many ways there are many ways to interpret this um again don't want to dictate this was such a great line and maybe in the future you'll see a shot uh of mine through the same thing don't worry i'm not copying yours but it's just it's such a great episode anybody uh into Star Trek watch this episode duet so great same thing with like the visitor like disney has a lot of really really great episodes anyway i will leave it at that hopefully that's helpful not to rambly um just definitely get me pumped to animate this as well such a good line anyway that's it let me know what you want to do how you want to proceed if this is helpful if you need more tips or anything and that is that all right there's an email you can sign up you can start whenever you want you can submit whatever you want you get 16 submissions either way a like and subscribe would be awesome all right thank you