Hey, everybody, it's Brian, and this is not going to be a programming tutorial. I will go over some code towards the end. This is to answer the sheer volume of emails that I've been getting, saying, hey, Brian, where are you? What have you been doing? So if you don't care, close the video. All right. So if you're still here, I think you have a mild interest in what I've been doing.  What's going on? Are you okay? Are you dead? Is your cat okay? Because people know I love my cats. I have a new job. Well, new job, Quoty Fingers. I've been there about a year, but it's really been taking a lot of my time and attention. And when I get home, I kind of just want to unwind, relax, spend time with family, play video games, things of that nature. I've also been working on one of my passions, which we'll get to towards the end here, which is actually code. But when you have all these things, something's got to give. So tutorials have kind of slid by the wayside for a little bit. And there's a reason for that. I was working on QML, like if you bring up, yeah. You can see how I've been doing QML, but then I kind of deviated and went into open SSL. I like QML, but I'm really not digging it that much, I guess. I don't know a good way to put it. It's very odd for me to intermingle C++ and JavaScript, and sometimes my brain just does not like it. Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great tool, but it wasn't really what I was looking for. I still continue to do the QML tutorials, but I'm going to start leaning towards more acute hardcore desktop applications, like how to build a web browser, how to build a notepad, how to build an XML parser, whatever, that's kind of my love.  But I had to switch operating systems, too. Working with QML, I was on Ubuntu because I prefer to work in Linux, which is really weird for me because I actually grew up using Microsoft Windows. And right around the, I'm going to show my age here, I want to say it was Windows XP? Was it XP or 7? I don't remember. But anyways, you used to be able to have a full-blown web server on your desktop using the ASP developer tools. And Microsoft took that away and said, no, no, no, now you've got to do a whole full-blown server, or you've got to go spend $5,000 to buy Visual Studio.  So I actually wrote my own ASP server, and then I thought, why am I doing this? I'm reinventing the wheel. And then I started looking at other operating systems. So I fought Linux for a long time, but once I actually got into it, I really love Linux.  I should say not in Ubuntu, but on the Unity desktop. So if you ran a QML program, it wouldn't close, and it would lock up Qt Creator, and sometimes it would actually lock up the entire OS. It was really annoying. So I also switched Windows because if any of you know, I dual boot between Linux and Windows because, well, Windows, you still have to have for certain things like video games. I'm sorry. Video games on Linux are just not 100% there. I do have a Linux-compatible graphics card, but it's not the same. It's just not as robust. And some games just flat out won't run, even with code weavers or wine or any of those. And you don't want to sit there and tweak for three hours. You just want to play your game. I firmly believe that if Linux fully supports video games, I think Windows would die very quickly. But anyway, so I switched from Ubuntu to Linux meant with Cinnamon. Why Cinnamon? I probably just because it was the first on the list, I really don't even know what made his, to be honest with you. I know it's a desktop management. I haven't really played with it. So anyways, switching between those has taken a little bit of a learning curve, but I also went from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Now, when I do these things, I don't just upgrade. I wipe the entire drive clean, and then I started from scratch. So reinstalling, I mean, you know, the good old days where you just reinstall software for 12 hours straight, that kind of stuff. Other than that, I've really been kind of focusing in on, you know, just interfacing with people. I've tried really hard to catch up on my email. I'm not quite there. I think I still have like two dozen emails left. And Facebook, for example, where is Facebook? Boom. We have this whole Voidrealms Facebook group. A lot of the responses you'll get from me if you email me now, or I don't know, please see the Voidrealms Facebook group. And that's because there's 836 members in here as of today right now that, you know, as you can see, you just ask a question and you'll get people who respond most of the time. What's this one here for a couple of months? I'll have to go back and read that. That looks pretty good. That actually looks like something I'd use. But anyways, so I want to build like a community of programmers that doesn't cost anybody anything, so anybody can join this and anybody can, you know, come in and just, there's no login. It's already in Facebook. If you don't use Facebook, sorry, you're out of luck. And it costs you nothing because I know some people plaster advertisements and stuff.  I detest them. So I know I'm rambling a bit, but I went from QML to open SSL because I love desktop programming, right? And then back to QML. No, I started looking at QML because I want to get into mobile programming, but QML, I don't think is really there yet. It's not a bad tool. I'm not knocking it, but you use the right tool for a job, right? And as a developer, you use multiple tool sets. Always use the right tool for the job. Now QML, while you can absolutely make mobile programs with, it's not really what I need it to do. I need services. I need, you know, the backend stuff. I need to really dig deep into the hardware. I know there's going to be a million people out there going, but you can do that with Qt and C++, right? But I don't want to spend three months of developing it. I just want to be able to say import, blah, blah, blah, and then use the built-in classes. So I've been really wrestling with, do I do native? Native being Android Studio versus iOS. Or do I do what's called Zemarin Forms? And Zemarin, if you haven't heard of it, is basically the cross-platform way of developing on mobile. There's others out there. But this is similar to Qt in the sense that you write once, compile anywhere. So you can actually write in C-sharp and then run it in Android and run it in iOS. And they have where you can use the native versions or you can use those Zemarin Forms, which is kind of like, you know, Qt Forms or Qt Windows. Actually haven't had a whole lot of time to really dig into this, but it fascinates me because I hate the concept of if you write an application in Android, somebody says, well, does it run on iOS? And if you write it for iOS, they say, does it run on Android?  And because everybody, I mean, let's just face it, Android has 80% of the market share. And if you write for Android, someone, you know, Apple Snob's going to go, well, it doesn't run on iOS.  So I've been really wrestling with that. And it's been taking me a long time to come to this decision because I really want the native interfacing, but I'm not familiar with Zemarin. And I don't have a whole lot of free time anymore. Yeah, so I've also been trying to spruce up void realms like this epic fail thing has been here for years now. So I should probably update my Facebook or my website. What else here? I mean, I've also been playing Dota 2.  Unfortunately, if you play Dota, you know, these can be an hour. So saying I really don't have time to make tutorials is kind of not true. I've just been playing video games. And I kind of go through these phases of playing versus coding. Also been playing Starcraft and Eve online. So, yeah. But I have been working on the next QML tutorial. Not really full flash. It makes no sense, but you can see this little timer ticking away.  There's really no form of collision detection in QML that I've been able to find. So I wanted to kind of demonstrate what happens if I have a bunch of these boxes flying around and they hit each other. So the other thing, oops, start up. Let me close this. If you've watched some of my other videos, I'm fascinated with TCP servers. And I kind of want to write a whole suite of TCP server code and C++. So I've been revisiting that. And this is the sixth iteration of this. There's a heated debate. There's the 10K challenge, right? You know how to get 10,000 connections. And I've demonstrated that we can do that with C++ and Qt, while it's a little rough around the edges. It can be done. But I've been experimenting with different models. So like you have single, pulled and threaded. So single means all connections run on the same thread. So if I click that, a new thread is created and all connections go onto that thread. If I go to pulled, well, it uses the Qthread pull under the hood. So it will use like three or four connections or six or however many your processor allows. And it reuses those. If it's threaded, then every single connection gets its own unique thread. It's not entirely true. But yes, you understand the concept. Now, everybody's going to go, oh, I want the threaded, where everything runs in a single thread. You really don't need that. For example, if you did a web server and everything's threaded and you have 1,000 people connect to your web server, well, it's going to die. It's just going to go, you know, you're out of resources. So let's just kind of look at some of this code here. Kind of a very similar model of what I've done before. This is a passion of mine. I may actually post this code in the Voidrums Facebook group, I'm not sure. But you have a server. And that server just inherits the TCP server. And then you have a runnable and then a connection. So the runnable obviously runs inside of the Q thread pool. And it just calls the TCP connection. So then you would inherit an override. So we have an HTTP server. And this inherits our TCP server down here that we've created. And if we just do that, you can see how easy it is to just do this. And now we're just overriding this. And we're just going to say, call an HTTP, blah, blah, blah. We're going to fake a web server so that we can test and siege. And then we're going to, you know, actually, let's go back here. You can see how it's going to create a connection, an HTTP connection instead of a TCP. That's how we're handling the inheritance. And then in our ready read of our HTTP connection, we would actually mimic a web server here. So let's just, boom. Look at that, hot stuff. I remember the keyboard combination. So we're just going to load up Siege. And actually, we're going to start the program here. And let's do pool. Why not? We're going to listen. And you can see, boom, there's all the pools. And we're going to do 500 connections. And you can see it's just going and going and going and going. And there it is. So this is kind of what I've been really in. We'll try, if I do thread it, it's probably going to crash. The reason why it would crash is because I think a bone 2 by default is like 1,000 file descriptors or something. And every sock, it's a file descriptor.  So yeah, there it goes. Blah. Now that did actually crash my program. So bummer. So I'll have to fix that. But anyways, that's kind of what I've been working on. Our single is, we may still be out of file descriptors. We're singles. Everything just runs in one thread. So I've been really experimenting with these and trying to figure out which one's the best. And the conclusion I've come to is there really is no best. It depends on what you're doing. Some protocols are extremely fast. Like an Echo server could be done in single. Where a web server and FTP server should probably be done and pooled. Threaded would be more like a high-end computation or something like if you're working with a SETI project trying to look for extraterrestrial life and just crunching numbers. So anyways, you guys have asked. So this is what I've really been working on. Trying to try and get back to making tutorials. I really want to get this collision detection one done. I don't know. Shoot me a message if you would. Because I'm really trying to figure out how to do collision detection in JavaScript. I think what I'm going to do is I'm going to put the code in here and I'm going to do a timer. Yeah. And basically, I'm going to say for each object, if they intersect, blah, blah, blah, blah, which I hate doing because it's so horrible. But I want to do it in raw QML. I don't want any third-party stuff. Also, I did notice on Facebook, I have Facebook Messenger. I always have it turned off because the minute I turn it on, I get 8,000 messages. But some people will message me on Facebook Messenger, which is fine. But it's got this feature called a request. So if you send me a message, and we haven't really chatted before, it sends me this message saying so-and-so's requesting to talk to you. And I saw the other day that I had 450 requests that I had never seen before. So if you messaged me and I never got back just because I never got the request until the other day or was it yesterday, I don't remember. So am I going to go through 450 message requests? Probably not. I would recommend you join the VoidRome's Facebook group and ask your question in there. All right. So that's it for now. Thanks for watching. I will try, try, try to get some tutorials. But I'm interested in feedback about Xamarin versus Android Native because I'm really wrestling with Android Studio versus Xamarin. Obviously Android Studio won't do iOS applications and stuff like that. But I just really hate wasting my time.  And I haven't admittedly had time to dig into it. All right. That's it. If you're out in cyberspace, maybe I'll see you in Dota or StarCraft, or I'll be blowing up your ship and leave.


Growing up, I had a lot of anxiety and a lot of dissociative tendencies. When I was six years old and had anxiety, I didn't understand it because it's hard to explain to a six-year-old that you have this kind of debilitating illness within your brain. I was diagnosed with having a traumatic brain injury. I also became severely depressed. When a young person is experiencing mental health challenges or substance use challenges, it impacts their family, their relationships with their peers. It really impacts their ability to learn and develop. It affected my schoolwork immensely. I felt sick all the time from a really young age. I hated going to school. I would not eat. I would not sleep. I would basically just lie in my bed and feel numb. Every moment was like that moment when you step into really, really cold water and your whole lung sees up. I didn't know any other type of feeling other than that. Well, we know from talking to young people that they're not getting the care they need early enough, that they're having to navigate a system and go from door to door asking for help and getting turned away and having to wait too long for services. I grew up in a really small town that didn't really see a lot of mental health resources. I felt like I was on my own in my own journey to find mental health help. Having to tell your story to one person is hard enough. But if you are constantly sent around to this professional and then that professional and then this professional having to share the same story, it's traumatising. It got to a point where things weren't getting better and they just seemed to be getting worse and these new things were being expected of me as I was getting older and I didn't know what the rest of my life was going to look like if I didn't get help. We have a big job to do and we know what we need to do and we have a moral imperative to act and to transform the system of care so people are getting the help they need when they need it closer to home. Integrated child and youth teams are part of the overall vision of a pathway to hope where people have access to the care they need for improved health and wellness. Integrated child and youth teams include a number of core positions led by a program lead who facilitates the integrated care planning within the team. ICY is about integrating services, especially services offered by Ministry of Education, Ministry of Child and Youth and Family Development and Ministry of Health. What is the definition of cultural safety? I mean included abilities and Sam is going to follow up on keeping us accountable when it comes to that piece. It's also about shared knowledge amongst professionals, clinically and operationally enhancing our capacity to serve children and youth in BC. Child and youth teams will be really the glue within the community, the connective tissue to ensure that young people are connected to the care they need. So if a young person in a school is exhibiting signs and symptoms of mental health challenges, they will be connected to the team proactively. If a young person shows up in their family physician's office experiencing depression and anxiety, their family physician will connect them to an integrated child and youth team. So the burden will no longer be on families and children and youth to find the services they need. Not only will we be able to integrate services in Maple Ridge, but we'll also be able to offer added services. So I'm so excited that we'll be able to have peer support workers. Young people with lived experiences of having gone through mental health and substance use challenges, ages 18 to 27, that are at a really good place in their lives and in their recovery and in their wellness. They're at a place where they can help other people. With depression and anxiety, you kind of feel like you're at rock bottom and you don't see a way out.  One of the barriers to accessing mental health and substance use care is the cultural safety, humility and inclusivity of the services and supports. So there's also a commitment to ensure that the services are culturally safe, culturally appropriate, free of racism and discrimination. I'm trans, I'm indigenous, I'm disabled. People were trying to help me but they didn't know who I was. Knowing that I see why teams is going to be bringing cultural supports and have a whole team built around the individual youth and the family is very important in making sure that the youth as the individual is getting the specific help they need for who they are. I feel particularly passionate about this work. To make sure that young people can grow and develop and achieve their potential, there's nothing more important. When a young person gets the support they need, they have hope for the future. The integrated child and youth teams will be incredibly beneficial to children and youth right now because it's a circle instead of a really confusing and complex web of things to deal with. Youth are going to feel a lot more listened to and it's going to bridge that communication gap between youth and service providers. When I was younger, this is something I really could have used and benefited from and I think would have made my life a lot easier. But I'm also very grateful to see that there are children like myself that now have access to resources like this and can get help in our intervention earlier.


Even in Sweden there are three different systems that we use, so they are incompatible with each other and Europe is even worse, they are even more incompatibility and also unfortunately in Sweden all of them are provider and absolutely nothing more important than, for example, 64 bits platforms. We have three different EI systems in Sweden, FreeVin which is a free software project that involves the bank ID systems and solves these problems as well. This is a lot of exhaustive, there are much more differences in Europe, many of them are provider. We have a lot of work to do we could say. Okay, third bank ID, it can be a soft token and it can be a smart card. Unlike most other systems, most people don't use soft tokens for any kind of ID, we don't know that actually. There is also some work to use cell phones for authentication or use a SIM card that can work as an ID store. Okay, so FreeVin as the official software is provider, FreeVin is rewatching in Europe. It's been one year since the public release, quite unstable and alpha almost features are there but for example enrollment is not implemented yet. You can see soft tokens and smart cards and smart cards are worked down through an SD card that you can actually use anything as you can see it's allowable. Take the call information, FreeVin, we can see if that's something really special about that. We use security library, crypto library, we use OpenSSL, in the beginning we used NSS actually but we found that was too centric. It had a database oriented model where it's hard to use tokens that are separate from databases for example they are on a file or on a USB stick or something. So we designed it to work for OpenSSL instead. Of course we can see for what kind of support, what people thought. We also used FreeVin, it's a browser plugin, it may be used as a Netscape plugin, it's a really old API from Netscape. It works in pretty much all browser except in the store. So the way you get a signature from the Bankide software is really simple. So you send the account to here, you send a note value and from text you want to design it to the plugin and then you call the function on it and type confirmation window where you can see the message you want to find. And you can also get a password, you can select your token to use as well. So when this is done, you have an XML signature, you can see how this data here is going through. Also you have some extra information here about the domain name Manaiipadras, which is probably there. How does this work? I don't know, the domain name is probably there. I understand that I'm looking at attribution as well. Otherwise it's a difficult XML signature. So it gets chain and the biggest signature. Okay, and the output protocol, it's a bit more complicated, it's not that hard. Also based on standards, it's in its name, it says 10 and 7. So the difficult of standard wallbox, the protocol is itself called standardized. It gives some extensions to these protocols, they are not the true standard and that doesn't make it like the harder to implement in open S7 as well. So we need to create an ASM, it is quite technical, but we need to create an ASM, one object, special data. So the few difficulties. Of course it's a secret, proven call, we're watching it here. Of course, it still uses a lot of standards. You can see XML, PCG, V2T standard, usually standard PCS7 and so on. One problem here is that the server side software is not completely available. So testing your software and there are also, to make it even harder, there are also different implementations. So you'd better be completely, regenerate completely the same outputs and make everything 100% compatible. Also, of course, as we deal with legally binding signals, the only way to test things is to actually sign things that makes debugging fantastic a bit harder. Sometimes it's okay, there was a bug on the page when you register a new business and okay, that's obviously something that's hard to test yourself because you need to register by business. Oh, very business, that's what we have now. Also, as I told you, we use MSS initially. I don't know if we should be interrupting you, but I don't know. We say secret protocol, who controls that protocol? So this is, it's like a cooperation of the Swedish banks. They form an organization that goes and creates their own. I don't tell you? No. Even if you sign an MD? I don't know, I don't think so. They have their own clients, so they mostly control everything. Oh, yeah. Another very minor annoyance, this protocol is blocking JavaScript calls. That's a design in the protocol, and that means that when this sign dialogue appears, when you enter your PIM, your crossing window is frozen. That is a real ugly hack for that. This is something you really can't do anything about. If you're a future plugin developer, don't use blocking calls. Okay. We've talked about traffic security in general, traffic security software in general, how we should make it, what we should think about, and so on. Also, we might not just want to use it for electronic finance, because there are many other places. I mean, the technology you use in the bottom is, I mean, that's public technology. You generate signatures and so on, and that kind of work is used for other things. For example, an alternative to passwords, alternative to session IDs, which revamp things like bookie stealing, stolen password database of popular passwords. You generate actually things and so on. Of course, if this is just what you want, you can use TLS. If you use both authentication, you can use TLS as a cell saving. But then you don't get signatures. And why do we want to see the future? Probably you don't really know, but for example, you may want to store the signature. You want to prove to someone a third party that his agreement has been made. There's also a question of, could you see what you're assigning? So this is something that actually all EID protocols don't do. And I think all of them actually rely on the software and the computer, where the software displays a message. And that means that if the computer gets compromised, then it will change the message. It will replace the U2 string and just sign something else. And that is something that's really hard to do something about. But if you just display the message of U2 signing, we can probably just prevent some kinds of attacks, like in middle name and so on, probably to use as a cell in this case. It's still additional security because you don't have to deal with security holes in as a cell implementation as well. There's one more thing that you need is time stamping. This is because the signatures you have, they need to last for a very long time, typically it can be 10 years or it's typically mandated by some law somewhere. There are two. Time stamping means that you typically hash everything you're signing and it's your time stamping. And this means that if the crypto algorithm is behind the signature, if that is broken somehow, time later, then hash will prove that the signature was made when the crypto system was still not broken. It means that you can use your crypto and you can rely on your signature for a longer time. And there are two different approaches. One is more centralized one where you use the trust and trust party. You can also use something publishing your fascist essentially because it's in some place where you can verify that. And another problem that's not specific to signature generation is that it's a problem of a cell. There's no standard for doing enrollment. The generating key pair system is not analyzed at all. There are some vendor-specific approaches like key and tag in bypass and I think that from some JavaScript object or something that you can use to generate a key pair in a browser that is mostly or it's also analyzed in different approaches for each browser. This is something that is usually, of course, I think most of the AI systems actually have their own solution too. You also have the question of how do you protect privacy? In some cases you might not want to reveal your identity but you still want to be able to again turn outside. For example, you book something and then you want to maybe play around with it. In this case, you, of course, don't want to use normal AI. I don't have a good solution to this. But, okay, I know one that's a good solution. I think the solution is, again, different key pair each time. You have to use a sort of token. The hard part is you can't allow so many different tokens. What you would also want to be alone, if you created some new standard, you would want to only implement a layer between the website and the TPCS 11 interface. You don't want to use the TPCS 11. And that doesn't mean you can use software as well. Seeking a few formats are more than they are actually standardized. I think pretty much all of these, I'm not sure all of them, most of the ENTIs use XRs. Park ID is an exception. XLDC, on the other hand, XLDC is a successor to XRs. Okay, so here are some different existing software and also standard specifications that are in progress and they don't have implementations yet. For example, we have different EIDs, pre-built SVID software. We also have the WOS project, which is a better way to implement it yet. There is an implementation. Anders, do you have any comments? Anders, do you have any comments on the WOS project? On the WOS? Yes. It's something I started a few years ago. It's a suggestion for a signature in browse. Okay. A lot of signature in browser specification. There are some, just for reference, SSL here. So it's also a project called DPE, that's authentication only, but that's DPE. These can be used for finding as well if you'd examine it. And probably this is not exhaustive. So I think we were actually finished before time. I don't know. Pretty well. That's good, okay. So I made a tiny URL, this is a link to the free-threaded wiki. So links to different standards and different prod games and different related things. Okay. Okay. Thank you.


In this video, we're attempting to pull the new Chase card, Magicians of Bonson Unity. Once our bags are back with another new dualist Nexus opening. In this video, we are attempting to pull the brand new Magicians of Bonson Unity, which is a brand new 25th anniversary rare that's coming in the next four sets. But each one is going to have a variant background color. So I'm not sure what color we're getting in this one, but we want to try and potentially pull all four and be kind of cool to have this set. And it's the first time they've ever really done like a variant, like high rarity card that's just slightly different than the others. But you can tell what set it's from based on like the color. So it's kind of cool. And I'm interested in trying to pull it. So we're going to start off today. We already did a video yesterday. We didn't even get a 25th anniversary rare yesterday. So we're trying to do a little better today before we actually, you know, actually open this thing. I already kind of opened it, but just like the video, be subscribed to notifications. Let me know down below. Will we pull a starlight slash 25th anniversary or will it be the big car that we're looking for? And you guys can win a booster box of this duals next to set. So if you guys want to win a booster box, check that out. Also, check out sassy add those link down below. If you guys want to grab some of this set yourself, potentially grab some of the new awesome cards or the magicians of bonds and unity, whatever you want to call it. It's very hard to say. So we got to think of a nickname for this thing. How about the magician of bonds, the bonds and unity? I don't know. We got to think of something because this is just too much to say every time. All right. Come on, guys. We got to pull something big today. We need something awesome. These are really difficult to open. So I'm going to. Okay. There we go. Ultimate bright night. Ursatron alpha. Super rare. Okay. We've got the cuckoo commanded to crew. I don't even know what that means, but we got it. Very cool. This video is brought to you by Pokerux. Pokerux is my Pokemon channel where I do Nuzlocs and stuff like that on Twitch. And sometimes I even do it offline, which is what I did in this current video that I just posted today. I made probably my best video ever early so far. Hopefully they'll be better in the future. But this is the best video I've ever made. It's a flying type Nuzloc, a Pokemon silver. So if you guys enjoyed Nuzloc type content and you guys want to follow that kind of stuff for me, please go check it out. Pokerux is almost at 3k subs, which is pretty exciting for monetize. All that stuff is really cool. So I'm really excited to do more runs like this in the future. And if you guys have not heard of me, a lot of people show up to my stream and say, I didn't know you had a Pokemon channel. I do have a Pokemon channel. I make that kind of content a lot. We post tons of videos. So go check it out. I'm excited about it. And I want to see more of you guys there if you are interested. So thank you guys for listening to this. Let's get back to the video. We want to get a 25th anniversary rare because I've opened two boxes so far and we have not pulled any of them. So it'd be great. There's the green jar, the jar of greed and the pot of greed mixed together. Storage pod, aquacorus. We've got a double headed dino signs. We have a Deidara, the Grinosaurus, and the demigod of the Tistina. This is also a lowered name. Very interesting. Ultra rare. Good stuff. Good stuff. Duelist Nexus. Not bad. Can we get that magicians of bonds? And the goal of this video is to figure out a nickname for this thing that will not make me say magicians of bonds and unity a million times. Because like when we did the Hungry Burger stream, we said it like a million times. We're going to be doing one on Saturday, assuming we don't have that yet. Either way, we'll still be doing a stream, but we might be going for something else. But I'm not wanting to say that name a million times. We've got to think of a different name. The magicians. I mean, that's very generic. There could be a lot of different things there. So I don't know if that one will work. How about the... You're finished. All right. You're finished. You're never going to think of one. Magicians bonds. The magician of unity. The unity magician. Unity magician might work. Click and echo. We have a Deidara. We have the soul. Cornfield Koto. The cornfield. Watch out for that corn. Jojo know the corn coming for you. We got a duelist Genesis. Very nice. 25th anniversaries. I'm assuming are still like one in three boxes. But I mean, this would be my third box. We haven't pulled one yet. So maybe now's the time. These are all like from different places though. My first two are from my local store. So this is a different box. So let's see if we can get a little bit luckier this time. Last time our local store gave us crazy luck. So it's about time we kind of caught up with that. A lot of these cards have giant dings on the back, which is not awesome to see. Fortunately, just comments. The Zooto Mozoros. All right. Del Balanco over exaggeration. Ovalzar, Leo's. Finis. Synchro. Signs. And a magician of faithfulness. The new retrain of magician of faith. Very cool. So far, there's one ultra rare. So we're starting off a little bit slow. That's okay. We got a long way to go. We are going to pull something big today. We have Vita. Pearly Cherily. Pearly Cherily. Okay. Behemoth. We have Valence. And a secret rare dark corridor. We pulled this yesterday. So pulling that guy again, we really want to pull the revolution synchron. That's what we're really looking for. That's the big boy in terms of secret rares in this set. Can we potentially pull one? Didn't pull one yesterday. I would love to pull one today. Makanko. Magician's deity. Unchained soul. Synchro world. And a red-eyed black meteor dragon. Very cool card. Let's keep going and see if that magician's a bonds and unity can pop up in one of our packs. It'd be pretty awesome to pull it as our first. Because it's so hard to get these 25th anniversary cards. Now, like specific ones. Because there's 25 options, man. Even at one in three boxes, which is a lot easier to pull than a starlight. When you times that by 25, it gets insane. I mean, you got to have whatever that is. I mean, 75 booster boxes to get a specific one. And that is divide that by 12. You get, you know, six, seven cases, something like that. No arms museum. Pretty insane. All the Ultras didn't have lower names. So yeah, it's tough to get the ones that you want. And then there's variants that's involved. You know, you're not going to just pull all 25 unique cards in the first 25 quarter-century rares.  So you're not going to get like the exact one. Like you might pull like four of the wrong one and not never pull the one you want. So it can get really ugly. Or you can get lucky and get it on the first one. That's just how variants goes. But you never really know what's going to happen. It's pretty tough these days with these cards, which makes it a little bit more fun though. Burfin' Met Super Rare. So even like with starlights, there was only five of them. So there wasn't as much chance for variants. You know, if there's like a ghost, there was no variants. It was either ghost or no ghost.  So ghosts are just like that much easier. Another interesting thing that I was thinking about, by the way, of the 25th anniversary. I know this isn't on topic, but in terms of ratios, since they made the secrets a box on average, it's actually harder to pull a specific Super Rare than it is a Secret Rare. Not Ultra, specific Super. Because you need one box will have four supers. And then you need two and a half boxes to get the one you want. You need two boxes to get on average, the specific Secret Rare. Because there's two different secrets in one box basically. So or every box will have one secret. So there's two secrets. It's actually harder to get. Like if you're trying to go for like a Cosy Gin Super Rare, you would have to open more boxes on average than just going for a Gate Guardian, which is hilarious. Like that's a reason like high pull ratios are fun and everything. But it might be a little too easy to get those. But you know, that's just how it goes. Sometimes I guess one, two, three, four. We have the Aqua Chorus. Can we get something here? We only got anything that crazy yet. We're still looking for that Magician's of Bonson Unity. I'd be down to pull it already. I'd be down for it. I wouldn't be mad if we pulled it early. It never happens.  We never get it as like our first Starlight or one of our first openings. It just does not happen. So I'm like 99% sure we're not going to get it today. This is me trying to reverse Jane's set, by the way. There is almost no way that we could potentially pull the Magicians of Bonson Unity. Definitely not happening, right? On Jane's Soul, we have the Kui Belt, Million Century Ice Prison, the Finis, the Cornfield, and a Magnum the Reliever. Okay. All right. Still looking. Lots of other ones in here. Okay. The other top one is the Crimson Dragon. Then we have E. Perley Noir. It's pretty high. The Lars. Very cool. Can we get something awesome in this box? Come on. Ooh, Revolution Synchron. We can get something awesome. This is the best Secret Rare in the set. I mean, if you exclude all the Quarter Centuries, this is the best card you can get. So I'm assuming this is the 25th, but I actually don't know if it does. But surely it does with 25 of them. This has to have one. That'll probably be a big value one as well. All right. That's pretty sick. So we pulled the best Secret Rare. Now, if we could just get a Quarter Century, this would be a great opening. That's what we're really looking for. We want to get a Quarter Century today. Tomorrow, we're probably going to be doing an entire case opening video. So you'll probably see a few Quarter Centuries there, maybe even the one we're looking for. So if you're excited about that, make sure to subscribe to the channel. And the next day, Saturday, we should be doing a live stream. Search it for that Magicians of Bonson Unity. I don't know if it's going to happen, but we're going to do our best to potentially pull it. I'm Rux and specialing everywhere. Jurassic Power, Split Mirror, Valence Way, we have Grenosaurus, and an Ultra Rare. Angelica, Princess of Noble Arms. Like how Noble Arms is getting support. Is it even possible to make that work with Eclipse these days? I don't know. I guess there's always a way. There's always a way to make stuff good, but I'm exaggerating. The Cuckoo Commanded to Crude. I still don't know what that means, but it is a very fun one to say. E. Pearly Noir, the best Ultra. This turned into a crazy box. If we get a 25th in this last pack right here, this will be like one of the best boxes you can get. Dual Snacks is the last pack of this box. Can we pull a quarter century secret rare? We have an Emergency, Small Scuffle, New World, Scrap Iron, Deodada, Split Mirror, Grenosaurus, Million Century, and a Banishing Trap Hole Super. Okay. Okay. All right. Let's try another box. We want to get a 25th anniversary today. We don't want to... I mean, I've opened three boxes now and no 25th anniversary. This is our fourth box. I've opened one today. This will be our second today. Two yesterday. I want to try to get one. Unless they like increase... If they increase the ratios, this is going to be impossible to get specifics at that point. I don't think they did that. I think we just haven't gotten one yet. But imagine if they were like one a case. It'd be 25 cases to get the one you want. It would be absurd. I mean, it would be kind of cool, but it would definitely be really cool to like for rarity and stuff. But, you know, they probably just reprint it again later like they've been doing. Okay. We have E. Pearly Noir already a good start. That's the best Ultra. We've gotten three of those in four boxes now. We have a Magician of Faithfulness. Very cool. We have a Magnum Reliever. All right. Super Rare. We have Magic Key. We have a Nightmare Magician. We pulled this one yesterday as well. Very cool looking card. Unfortunately, not a 25th anniversary Secret Rare, but it is a regular Secret Rare. We have a Duelist Genesis up next. Let's see if we can potentially pull something crazy.  We're not going to get a Ghost Rare, but we could get a 25th anniversary Secret Rare here. Which would be pretty awesome. And right now we have not gotten one, which is not awesome. Let's see if we can. Okay. Dreaming Reality of Numeria. Realized. We can do this. We can pull something crazy. We have a Gazelle, the King of Mythical Claws. Will it be in this box or will we have to open another box to get a quarter century Secret today? Ooh. Simple Spoils of Subversion. Snake Eye, second best Secret Rare. So we got in the first and second best Secret Rare here. Very nice. Looking good. We have Evil Tile. We have Thelma Tech. Clitis. Is that a Mathemic card? Thelma Tech. Okay. Interesting. Very interesting. Magic Key Deity. A Hound of Testina. It's hard to sail on these new archetypes, I assume. A little bit difficult to follow. Cornfield. We have a Unchained Soul of Yama. It almost looks like Yata, but it is not. It is not the Yata Garasu that we are looking for. And we're not looking for it here, but we often are looking for it. We have the Beta Evolution Pill. Interesting. Evolution Pill getting another card. Very interesting. Can we get a 25th Quarter Century Anniversary Secret Rare? Fusion Armament. Is that a Flame Swordsman? That's sick. Who's behind him? Is that like a bird? It kind of looks like a black wing. Or is that just like part of his armor? I can't tell. Very interesting. Will we get a Quarter Century? Come on. Destelos, the Shadow Fire Monarch. Very, very nice. Destelos. Cool to see that. Getting a Retrain. A lot of cool Retrains in this set. Here we go. We have a Red-Eyes Black Meteor Dragon. Added again more Red-Eyes, more Retrains. Very cool stuff. So some facts left in the second box. Fourth box overall for us. We haven't had good luck with this set so far. We have a Ersartic Polar Star. Let's go. We have a WheelSync Run. We have a Infernoble Knight. Oh, yeah. Karudetou. Karudetou. Okay. Oh, I think we got something. All right. We got a 25th. What will it be? Will it be the Magicians of Bonds and Unity? Let's just put this one in the back for more dramatic effect. We have Alter Guys Revitalization. New World Stars. Can we get the Magicians of Bonds and Unity on the first one? That would be insane luck. It'd be awesome. Synchro. Scrap Iron. We have a Jurassic Power. Let's get a good one. Come on. Cornfield Codel. We have a 1 in 25 chance. 4% chances is the one we want. We have a Makunko Spirit Walk. And we have finally a... Oh, slip near the Runic Main. Wait, what card is this? Is this normally an Ultra or a Super? The Runic Main. Interesting. Okay. We got a Fusion. This is not the Magicians of Bonds and Unity, which by the way, I forgot to mention, is not in the set except for as a 25th anniversary rare. So we will only see it in this rarity. Very cool. We'll take it. Quarter Century Secret. I mean, we weren't going to get it on the first try. Let's be honest. But still cool. I will take that. A couple more packs to open up here. Let's see if we can finish it off with a pretty awesome secret. Nope. Not a secret there. I think we might have already gotten too secret. I can't remember. But I guess you could get an extra one. You're finished. We are finished. We did get a quarter century today. Not the Magicians of Bonds and Unity that we're looking for. The tongue twister of a card. Two more. And then tomorrow we're going to be opening a case. Maybe we'll get it out of there. Make sure to check it out. Hit that subscribe button if you guys want to see that video. It's going to be epic. Hopefully we'll be the pull that we're looking for. And if not, Chimera. Very nice Ultra rare. If it's not there, we will still be doing a live stream Saturday. So I want to see you guys there. And if you guys want to grab some for yourself, go check out Sassiata's link down below. We get 5% off using my code. Shout out to Toamfo Show, Daxer, JT Show, Puffins of Doom, Ernesto D'Andem, Missycle, America Doisters, Supreme Stage 21, Shazam Yusuf, aka Cobra Kai, Orgad Levin, and Entitai Show, Ian Musa, Junior Barney, Mehmet Gekko, and Robert F. Thank you guys for supporting the channel and I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


It should come as no surprise that long-time actor Richard Gere has called some gorgeous places home over the years. He's long favoured the east coast over the west with his former mansion in the Hamptons, what was his primary home for decades in Pound Ridge, New York, and currently, he's traded that long-time residence for his 35-acre estate in North Salem. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Richard Gere is one of Hollywood's most bankable and infamous leading men who began his career in the late 70s both on and off Broadway. He then appeared in Hollywood films like Terrence Malick's Heraldid Days of Heaven in 1978. But Gere wouldn't enter the limelight until two years later when he appeared in Paul Schrader's American Jigolo.  In 1982, Richard would cement his status as Hollywood's go-to leading man when he appeared in an officer and a gentleman, which probably has one of the most famous endings in movies history. Then he'd reinvent himself with two movies in the 90s, Pretty Woman and Internal Affairs. With more than three decades of successful film projects under his belt, Gere would earn himself an unbelievable $120 million net worth. Of course, he's also lived in a host of spectacular homes, including a Sad Harbor Mansion in South Hampton, his 50-acre compound in Pound Ridge, and his current estate in North Salem. Hey guys, it's Kara back with another exclusive house tour here on Famous Entertainment, and this time we're checking out the Rincey Homes of Richard Gere. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit me up on Instagram to chat, and now let's get into this video. Look, celebrities know how to do vacation homes right, and Richard Gere is no exception. After all, his Sad Harbor Beach house is a 6.3-acre estate known as Strong Heart Manor that he picked up in 2005 for a reported $6.9 million. The property is comprised of three separate lots, the first of which contains the main house that was first built in 1902, and boasts an outdoor pavilion, as well as a dock that looks out over 300 feet of bayfronted water. Over the next few years, Gere would extensively renovate this property, increasing the square footage of the primary house to 12,000 square feet. He also had it transformed into an energy efficient and geothermal estate, while still managing to retain the home's original charm and character. Some of the highlights of the interior include a screened-in porch spanning the entire length of the house, as well as entertaining areas including a formal living room and dining room with multiple fireplaces. All in all, the home is set to include 12 bedrooms, a dozen bathrooms, a totally updated modern kitchen, breakfast snook, a fully stocked gym, and exterior amenities like a 60-foot long heated pool, rolling lawns, breathtaking gardens, as well as basketball and tennis courts. Finally, the property also includes two guest houses, totaling around 1,000 square feet each. After running the property for eight years, Richard would put it on the market in 2013 for $70 million dollars, in other words, 10 times what he paid for it, while he would end up lowering the price to $47.5 million shortly after, then eventually sell the home for $36.5 million dollars. Originally purchased in a series of transactions over a 10-year period starting in 1986, Richard's primary long-time home was located in the picturesque town of Pound Ridge, New York, about 50 miles outside of New York City. Hidden down a leafy country lane and surrounded on all sides by tranquil calm nature, this almost 58-grit state boasts multiple structures including the New England-style main residence, which clocks in at an epic 11,658 square feet, also inside eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and two half baths. The home's incredible sense of privacy is also enhanced by the more than 4,300 acres of protected land that borders it. Richard's four other structures are sprinkled throughout his property and combined together to create an understated New England aesthetic that's familiar, inviting, and classic. The main residence includes three stories and plenty of colonial charm, only with the added bonus of updated furnishings, appliances, and the latest tech. Natural light manages to find its way through all 19 rooms with the help of some massive windows placed throughout, which help give the home a bright and airy vibe. Over in the extremely formal living room, you could easily sit back and enjoy your beverage of choice anytime of day while getting warmed by that massive fireplace. Then there's the slotted roof kitchen with upscale appliances and marble countertop. Then Richard's primary suite offers a fireplace in an en suite bathroom with a tub located in the middle of the room. There are also some spacious secondary residences on the grounds, one of which is set to serve as the compound's main office. Rounding out the rest is a charming shed and a rustic six-stall horse barn. Outside, there are fence paddocks, tranquil gardens, rolling hills with riding trails, and more than a few ancient trees. It also includes a handful of amenities, like a private pond with a sandy beach and shoreline pavilion, a swimming pool, and a full-sized soccer pitch. What is so often happens with rich and famous men when they move on from one partner to the next, they also trade in the house that they shared with their ex as well. And that's exactly what happened with Richard. After living in this home for more than 20 years with his former wife, Carrie Lowell, the two would get divorced and Richard would go on to marry Alejandra Silva in 2018. Following year, they'd welcome a baby boy, and in 2020, well, they would secure a new home for themselves in North Salem. It would take Richard a couple of years to move off this property, but in January of 2022, he'd find a buyer and sell his longtime residence for $28 million. So why don't we take a look at his new family home next? Richard and his new bride decamped from Pound Ridge and headed to North Salem, New York, an equally affluent and quiet community. There, they settled into a red brick Georgian mansion that was first built in the 1930s for an heir to one of America's great family fortunes, the Woolworths. This home is said to have been modeled on Groom Bridge Place, a 17th century home in Turnbridge Wells, Kent, England, a home which was once featured on the cover of British House and Garden. Gear, a famously private individual, hid this purchase by registering it to a Los Angeles trust company that he has used in the past by his other properties. As for why he and his wife selected North Salem as their new hometown, one of his associates would tell a daily mail, I think the attraction for Richard is that North Salem is known for protecting the privacy of other rich people, including entertainers who've lived there for years. For what's been reported to have been just under $10 million, Richard and his new wife purchased themselves a 9,000 square foot beauty and then set about dropping another $700,000 on a vacant neighboring parcel that brought the total size of their newest state up to about 35 acres. When it comes to the home's details, it's a seven-bedroom, nine-bath manner with details like period moldings, plaster walls, and custom millwork. Its interior living spaces include a spacious chef's kitchen, as well as formal living and dining rooms that boast details from the home's original period architecture. There's also a luxurious media lounge with a wet bar on the far side of the room and some rustic-looking furniture with a cow-hide rug. The home is also said to boast a cozy library, wine cellar, a modern-looking gym, an indoor lap pool built inside of a former greenhouse, an outdoor pool with an accompanying pool house, a tennis court, and even a two-bedroom guest house with a gatehouse and a caretaker building as well. Alright everyone, that's gonna bring this Richard gear house tour to an end. Be sure to let me know what you thought about his three homes in the comments down below. Which one of these mansions would you prefer to live in yourself? For me, it's hard to choose, but maybe his current place in North Salem. Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to hit that subscribe button if you haven't. Follow me on Instagram to chat and I'll see you all in another video. Bye!


Thank you. So the the heat is on apparently Thank you Benoit and also thank you all for joining the first market outreach of the working group on euro risk-free rates I would like to talk about three things One is why do we need alternative risk-free rates? The second how far are we on transition and the third is what are the challenges that we face? Today the various working group members will provide a more deal that update on the progress and the next steps that we're transitioning into But before I begin I would like to thank the public sector observers who have initiated the working group The working group mandate is to identify and Recommend risk-free ways that could serve as an alternative to current benchmark used in financial instruments and contracts in the euro zone The next step is to facilitate a smooth transition to the recommended new rates While support of the public sector observers of the working group is key I also would like to emphasize that it is a private sector's responsibility to deliver the mandate By complying with the EU benchmark regulation and respecting the Yosco principles for financial benchmarks Okay onto topic one. Why do we need alternative risk-free rates? The euro overnight index average Ionia and the euro interbank office rates Yoruba are Used as reference rates in more than hundred and fifty trillion worth of contracts across the world ranging from derivative contracts In professional market players as well as to retail mortgages In July 2014 the financial stability board published a paper and that paper was called Reforming major interest rate benchmarks and this paper described the need to strengthen existing benchmarks and to develop alternative Nearly risk-free reference rates Ionia at the time was seen as a viable risk-free rate for the euro area Then in February 2018 EMI announced that it could not warrant Ionia's compliance with the EU benchmark regulation as of January 2020 If the definition would stay in its current format and Ionia would need to shift from the lending side to the borrowing side Based on a broader range of counter parties in order to capture a more significant number of transactions As an outcome the working group was tasked with finding a new sustainable replacement of Ionia With respect to Euribor EMI is also working on its reform and that outcome is not expected earlier than the third quarter of 2019 The working groups work on the assumption that Euribor will be compliant and remain compliant with EU benchmark regulation Unless Euribor's supervisor FSM a indicates otherwise Nonetheless the EU benchmark regulation requires users of a benchmark to nominate alternatives In case a benchmark sees to exist Therefore like Benoit said earlier The working group will develop and recommend on the full book of Euribor as well to ensure that in the longer run There are enough safeguards for a benchmark that is systematically used in our contracts Then on the second topic how far are we now and if I hear Benoit We are already a bit advanced, but we still have a lot of work to do and he is correct Because since the establishment of the working group and that was established in February members have all worked very hard All the participants in the working group worked very hard to catch up on the work that was already done in other jurisdictions across the sea Priority was finding and recommending a sustainable replacement for Eonia And after careful consideration of various Euro policies secured and unsecured rate candidates the working group consulted the market on three potential Euro risk-free rate candidates over the summer and 88 of the respondents said it should be Esther being the euro short-term rate Reflecting the wholesale euro unsecured overnight borrowing cost of euro area banks And that was then the appropriate future euro risk-free rate Predominantly due to a couple of things and first of all is insecure nature It's compilation method of the dology and it's low for hotel G as well as effect that ECB is the administrator and on the 13th of September 2018 the working group unanimously recommended Esther as a replacement for Eonia as with similar groups in our jurisdictions the working group's recommendation is not legally binding for market participants However, it does provide direction and represents the prevailing market consensus The recommended euro risk-free rate will form the basis for recommending on the transition away from Eonia to Esther to develop and recommending on a term structure methodology as a fallback for the rival and Develop and recommending on legal options to embed the working group's recommendations in new legacy contracts Then we move on to topic three the challenges and There are many but the key one is that the date on which the working group works towards is the first of January 2020 by which time all the market participants need to have transitions from Eonia to Esther and I would say that is a big challenge By that time market participants must have managed the complex legal and operational transition from Eonia to Esther We would have needed to have created a liquid derivatives market based on Esther to develop an Esther based term structure Which can be used as a fallback for your Ivor and This we all need to do while the publication the daily publication of Esther will start only in the fourth quarter of 2019 so time is short and because we acknowledge and recognize that time is short We really need to try to minimal Minimize potential market disruption in case market participants would not be prepared in time and not be able to align with the developments in our Jurisdiction and hence the working group has called upon policy makers to extend the deadlines of the BMR implementation with a minimum of two years Later in today's agenda the EC will provide more clarity on this potential extension But in the meantime, we continue to strive for early 2020 To summarize I have shared with you The background as to why alternative risk-free rates are needed How far we are on transition as well as the challenges that we are facing to make the transition happen and Given the major transition in a way and the impact to all market participants the working group works in a Transparent way and what does that mean that means that on the ECB website You will find the minutes of all the meetings as well as the presentations that are being discussed in those work group meetings And we as a working group we are committed to consulting with the market participants on important decisions And therefore I'm very grateful that you're all here today and for your interest in this major European reform Before we move on I would like to provide an overview of this day During the round-tail meeting various working group members will provide an update on their progress to date and the next steps and After the introductory remarks from the European Commission Administrator of Esther being ECB will give a presentation on the newly recommended your risk-free rate Then there are presentations by EMI and the chair of one of our subgroups on the Ionia transition to address the issues on the Ionia to Esther After lunch break there will be discussion on term rate initiatives which includes EMI and they will give an update of the status on the Uriba reform The chair of our subgroup on term structures will give an update on term structure methodologies that are currently under investigation And is that is to present their work on Ivor fullbacks But we will wrap up with the most important task lying ahead for all market participants From professional market participants to retail clients from buy-to-sell sites inside or outside the euro area How do we prepare for transition? Time is of the essence and therefore all marked participants Participants should start with a smooth transition as of now. Thank you very much


Hello, I'm Professor Brian Schmidt and today I stand before you as the Vice Chancellor of the Australian National University to directly address racism as an issue that concerns our institution and our whole society. Racism is deeply troubling and it is wrong. We have recently observed how racism happens up close at home here in Australia and terrible acts around the world are also having an impact. Six in ten Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples report experiencing racism in Australia and we know from experience around the world and now here at home that racism has negative consequences for health and well-being. Racism stands in complete opposition to the ANU values and principles of inclusivity, respect and an openness that reflects the diversity of our community and our nation. Today I want to take our understanding of this issue a step further. I want to be clear that racism causes harm and it's bad for everyone. When we allow discrimination and racism to persist it stops our collective growth as a society. As an institution that is dedicated to strengthening the social fabric of our nation through education, research and the pursuit of knowledge we have a responsibility to address the issue of racism by providing our nation with the research and calling for solutions. Well, ANU has done the research and it illuminates a painful truth. The Mayikuayu study led by ANU Professor Ray Levitt has provided further insights into the relationship between racism and health. The Mayikuayu study is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander led and governed national study of over 12,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults from over 150 community groups. It was designed to answer the question of how culture relates to health and well-being for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Key findings from the Mayikuayu study show that nearly half of the total burden of high to very high psychological distress reported amongst Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults could be attributable to eight forms of everyday discrimination. These broadly relate to surveillance, persecution, disrespect and aversion. This groundbreaking research proves racism has negative consequences for health. It was launched at ANU and published in The Lancet, the world's highest impact academic journal in November 2022. We can no longer ignore this stark reality. We were founded to carry out research that advances Australia and its place in the world and that means we have to pay attention to what that research tells us. That's why ANU is making the call to end of racism. Today, I want to share with you the steps we're taking to counter racism. Since signing the Australian Human Rights Commission campaign in 2022 entitled Racism, It Stops With Me, we have established an anti-raism task force that has conducted consultations and undertaken research to provide recommendations to the university. The task force has produced its recommendations report and I'm pleased to say it received swift and enthusiastic endorsement from our IDEA governance committee on the 11th of September earlier this year. ANU is working on implementing the immediate and short-term phase one actions in the report including providing information, support and a safe place to report incidents of racism or discrimination on campus. By fostering an environment where conversations about the effects of racism can be made known and by ensuring our students and staff feel encouraged, supported and indeed safe to report those harmful experiences we're helping ensure that our diverse voices are actually heard but more importantly they are acted upon. Now our medium to longer term phase two and three actions starting in 2024 include reviewing our policies and legal provisions to ensure they uphold the ANU principles for quality, inclusivity and anti-discrimination and establish a comprehensive communication strategy that emphasizes prevention, education and support initiatives but we're not stopping there. In line with our ANU by 2025 strategic objectives we are also embedding decolonization perspectives and indigenous knowledge systems into our curricula. ANU is committed to raising awareness and understanding of the ongoing settler colonial history of our nation. It's ongoing impacts and how we can do better. We believe research and education and action is fundamental to putting an end to racism. I call on you, our students, our staff and all who are part of the ANU community to each do your part. I encourage both individuals and organizations to use the Ending Racism Checkup Tools developed by the Mayukawayu team to reflect on what more you could do to be ending racism. And I want to go to one step further and call on the leaders of other Australian organizations to do their part too. Your actions will make a difference. Let's stand together, united against this killer, racism. Let's challenge stereotypes, prejudices and biases wherever we encounter them. Let's strive for a world where our health disparities based on race are unheard of and where all people are treated with respect and dignity at all times. Together, we must make a real and lasting change. Thank you.


Hello there, this is Robby Frank, online marketer and general business coach. In this video, I'm going to explain to you the difference between wide marketing and deep marketing. Now people get this confused most of the time because they think that marketing is only one specific type of activity. It's when I come up to you and I say, hey there, I have a product, would you like to purchase it? That's basically marketing for most people.  We have multiple different levels where you can go.  This is something like a viral video for example. Most viral videos don't really create an effect on their own. They don't really have a strong call to action. That makes people convert on very high percentages. But on the other hand, they do reach a lot of people and they create the foundation for you to build the deep level marketing. So this brings me to the actual deep level marketing. So there's tall and then there's deep. What you want to do is in your marketing, you want to always have a combination of the two. You want to have wide marketing where you hit the most amount of people where they just think about you. Think something like a billboard for Coca-Cola. Just a big can. It's beautiful. It's kind of juicy with water running on it. And the phone, that's a wide marketing angle where just many people see it. It doesn't really make you take action at that moment but it does get into your mind.   And then you have the deep level marketing. This is something like a sales funnel, for example, or like emails where you have to read a full email just to get to the end where you make them take action or a long sales page or a long video or a webinar. Anything that is highly converting. So you always want to have both because if you only have deep marketing, what that means is you're very converting but you're not reaching enough people so you don't really have that strength. You don't really have an abundance of clients. You only have a few people that are really targeted well and that's it. When you try to scale, you immediately lose whatever conversions you've had. The same token, if you have wide marketing but no deep level marketing, what that means is a lot of people are gonna think about you and maybe know your name but nobody will quite remember you. Nobody will actually take action and move forward to buying. So you always want to have a combination of the two and imagine people hitting up different dots and different people have different levels for how deep the marketing has to be for them to purchase. Now you have a few people that are on the very short end where these kind of people only need a very surface level information to purchase. These are action people, people like me that are more about an intuition and they just see something they like and they go for it. Then you have people that are most social that are more worried about money, that are more responsible. These kinds of people, you have to get a bit deeper in your marketing which means you'll probably have to do the billboard and also send them an email and then maybe a phone call or a message and at that point, that's where they buy. That is like the money point. That is where your efforts actually turn into profits. Now we also have people on the high end of the spectrum people that just would not purchase unless you actually sat down with them, show them exactly how the product looks, how it works, all the specifications, maybe even show them where your competitors are offering. And so these people we have to do deep level marketing. You have to work these people over a long time, sometimes days, weeks, sometimes months, sometimes years, but then at the end of the day, if your product is right, people would usually buy at the end. So the end is what's the difference for people. And again, if you only hit the deep level, you only find these kinds of people because you don't go wide enough. If you only go wide, you'll only get these people. You wanna go both wide and deep. So again, lots of attention, viral videos, tons of money on ad spend to get as many people as possible. At the same time, build your funnel deep so that people just get followed up all the time by you and the process of getting to know you just gets better and better with time. So again, you do that via phone calls, emails, SMS messages, articles, retargeting, sales funnels, webinars, anything that creates, the word is anything that creates investment in you. That creates a time investment or a money investment that gradually grows. So you build these people up like the stairs of investing until they reach the point where they're ready to buy. So this was a short lesson on wide marketing versus deep marketing. Again, if you're only doing one, make sure that you'll start doing the other. If you only do deep funnels, make sure that you start going wide with perhaps a video campaign on Facebook that you make kind of cookie kind of weird so that people share more and that way you get more exposure. And if your problem is the opposite, if your problem is that you're reaching too many people without getting the actual results that you think you should get without the conversions, what that means is there's just not enough depth. There's not enough conversions there. You have to make sure that the process actually deeper, build more follow-ups, build automatic messages, make sure people call your prospects, just build a deeper process. So this was a short video on marketing. I hope it helped you. Let me know if you have any questions. Feel free to check out my ebook for 9.99 where I talk about my life story or check out some of Grant Cardone's products. He is my biggest inspiration in life for the last four or five years. So thank you very much and I'll see you tomorrow with the next video.


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Hey there, science enthusiasts! Time to celebrate the genius of some game-changing Jewish scientists. On top of the list, Albert Einstein, the mastermind behind the theory of relativity, but the brilliance doesn't stop there. We have Niels Bohr, Isidore Isaac Rabi, and Richard Feynman, minds that redefined our perception of atomic and quantum realities. Switching to the medical field, Jonas Salk, the architect of the polio vaccine, left an indelible mark, and Rosalind Franklin, whose pioneering work on DNA set the ball rolling for modern genetics. These shining stars are just a tip of the iceberg. Find their stories and more in the pinned video for an in-depth dive. Remember, the world of science is a vast, diverse landscape brimming with riveting tails. For a comprehensive exploration, give that pinned video a click. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and keep your curiosity alive.


Don't give the devil what he wants. Cancel culture is not kingdom culture. Now, let me be clear. Yes, there's a time to divide and call out heresy and falsehood. There's no question about that. What I'm addressing here is the problem with being quick to judge and dismiss fellow believers simply because they have a different doctrinal perspective or even a different methodology of ministry.  Even worse, we sometimes even dismiss fellow believers just because someone else decided that they were false. Keep a level head. Judge with righteous judgment. Listen to understand, not to prove a point. Don't lend your attention to divisive voices that gain validation from getting others canceled. Be careful that what others call exposure isn't actually just slander. Make sure that you don't mistake man's manipulative attempt at controlling a narrative with prophetic declaration.  Be balanced and mature.


Stevenson and Cabrini finish in a 1-1 draw here tonight at Mustang Stadium. Glenn Clark with head coach, Graham Miller. Coach, there was a lot going on tonight. From an early onslaught that probably was a little disappointing that you didn't have more goals to getting on the board, to tying it up, then obviously going down a man. And the player goalie clearly is that went on. How do you assess the totality of the performance tonight? Well, yeah, like you just said, it was a very, very strange game. A lot of different parts to it. And you take the first 15 minutes, which we asked the guys. I mean, we've been on the road for the last four to come back at home and that first 15 minutes was some of our best soccer. We changed formation a little bit. We were trying something out and we had so many chances. We could have been up and out of sight. And that's what we were just telling the guys. The fact that we didn't take our chances, give them a soft one and then unfortunately, you have to go down to 10 men and play the last 30 minutes with overtime, having to take a forward out of the game and reduce our attacking options is then tough. So I told them, you know, soccer's a funny game and if you don't take your chances, you're gonna get punished. And I feel like that's what gonna happen tonight. We get punished for not putting away those early chances we created. Yeah, it gets a result. All right, now you head on to conference play. How confident are you in this group going into the open of conference play and how ready do you think they are for the uniqueness of that challenge? Yeah, well, we talked about it.  We're O and O, you know, it's a new season now. This is what it counts. So we just, we talked about what we just, what I just mentioned, we have to be able to be ruthless in front of goal. We have to take it one game at a time and concentrate obviously with Tuesday, you know, first in mind. And it's a quick turnaround. So, you know, losing, you know, Seavers for a couple of games now with suspension will hurt.  So as long as we can maintain our discipline, stay with the 11 guys on the field and then, you know, do what we need to do. And I think we can do very well. So we're excited for Tuesday and we'll take it one game at a time. Given everything, I think a pretty good result here tonight. Coach appreciates you has always taken the time. Yeah, we'll take it. It's a nice way to honor the seniors, you know, the 10 seniors we had out there tonight and, you know, proud of all of them for coming through the program over the last four years and through COVID as well. So it's great to honor them and it's good to honor them without a loss hanging over our heads. So we'll take that. We'll see you Tuesday. Coach, Graham Miller, I'm Glenn Clark. Go Mustangsports.com.


To commemorate the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, the federal government has launched the renewed hope conditional cash transfer for 15 million households across the country. President Bola Tinibu, who was represented by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume, at the launch held at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, assured Nigerians of the administration's commitment to restructure the humanitarian affairs and poverty alleviation ministry with a seven-year roadmap to tackle food insecurity and hunger, eradicate poverty, drive economic growth and create jobs. The president, who pledged investment of 75 billion Naira to support small and medium enterprises and start-ups, said his government will lead from the front in seeking to ensure that all Nigerians have decent opportunities for dignified work and sustained social protection. The government will lead from the front in seeking to ensure that all Nigerians have decent opportunities for dignified work and sustained social protection. Today, my administration is launching the renewed hope conditional cash transfer program for venerable groups as an immediate intervention to caution the effects of fewer subsidy remover and other economic shocks. However, the government is working to develop and deploy several more solutions and interventions to help Nigerians of all works of life. This includes, A, investment of 100 billion to purchase 3,000 units of 20-sitter compressed natural gas-powered buses for cheaper transportation, B, investment of 200 billion Naira to cultivate 500,000 hectares of farmland to improve food security, C, the release of 2,000 metric tons of grains from the strategic grain reserves to households across 36 states and the federal capital territory. The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Elevation, Beta Edu, reiterated the resolve of President Tinambo to pull Nigerians out of poverty while mitigating humanitarian crisis across the country. Each survey conditional cash transfer of 75,000 Naira will reach about 61 million Nigerians. In total, 15 million households will be receiving 75,000 Naira over a space of three months. This equates to about 61 million Nigerians directly, directly benefiting from the conditional cash transfer. Why do we call it conditional cash transfer and what really can it do for Nigerians? It was sincere with ourselves and as a country, we all must put our hands together to make progress. We must recognize the fact that indeed there is need for that urgent intervention to Nigerians. Nigerians need to feel the renewed hope agenda. With 75,000 Naira, it's enough to start a small-scale business. On his part, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, said President Tinambo is committed to aggressively elevate poverty through many economic empowerment initiatives. If you give people cash directly, you reduce poverty. You help them in a significant way. So I commend this particular initiative and I know it is one of the package that Mr. President has for Nigerians and let me just say finally, there is concern when payments are being made like this and in this particular case, the audit trail is there. The mechanism that is going to be used is one that is biometric. It is proven you will be able to name every single person that has received those funds. So Nigerians can rest assured that this is an efficient and accountable way of providing relief to poor Nigerians. Let me say that this has taken, you know, it's been a while to get to this point because the first thing that needed to happen was, in fact, it began on the first day of this administration with His Excellency the President making that bold announcement about eliminating fuel subsidies and then that was an incredibly bold move, one that had been, you know, not taken in the past for many years and why was it so bold because those funds that were being going towards keeping the price of PMS low, yes, it helped many ordinary Nigerians but the bulk of those funds, funds that could have been used for healthcare, basic education, rural roads were going elsewhere, leaking out to neighboring countries and yet, you know, it's understandable that taking such a move would require real political courage and His Excellency the President was willing to take that and that's where the renewed hope, in terms of a better future for Nigeria, it starts there because otherwise the government would not be able to afford the many services, what it owes to the Nigerian people in terms of investing in Nigeria's children, in terms of building roads, in terms of offering the economic opportunities to Nigeria's youth. So that was the starting point, that bold decision. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news, please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.