Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach and today we have a final Timu haul final for summer And then we're going to be moving into all of the fall and winter staples from Timu So if you're excited give this video a big thumbs up Subscribe if you're not turn your bell on because I upload five videos every single week And I try to do a Timu haul every single month. I have lots of clothes for you shoes jewelry kitchenware beauty I have everything for you. Don't forget to check out the description box I will link all of the pieces from Timu with the links And prices for easy shopping and download the Timu app via the link in the description box to claim a hundred dollar coupon bundle Or you can search the code this code on the Timu app to claim Make sure that you download the app so that you can get the hundred dollar coupon bundle and get even more money off of the already super affordable Timu prices. I'm really excited for this haul. I have some really great pieces And then we had some pieces I struggled with so we have quite the haul. So let's jump in So let's go ahead and start with what I'm wearing I am wearing a full outfit from Timu starting with this cute little romper This is the drawstring waist romper It actually comes in about 12 different colors 12 dollars and 49 cents in sizes small through extra large I picked mine up in a large. I have the black and white stripes. I've been really into stripes I don't know why I never wore stripes before I lost weight But now I really like them and let me tell you about the material of this romper It is silky smooth. It feels like the whole romper is made out of silk I love that it has the functional drawstring waist so you can tighten in the smallest part of your body It is flowy. It's pajama like it's that comfortable and then my necklace. This is so adorable This is a faux pearl beaded necklace. It's three dollars and five cents three dollars and five cents I love Timu's jewelry. The quality is so good This has kind of that shimmery pearl look to it very neutral So you could wear this with a lot of different outfits I've been really into more natural colors like tans and topes and blacks and browns So I wanted to pick up a piece of jewelry that would pair with all of those outfits and the quality is fantastic And then I decided to pick up a ring now I'm not somebody that wears a lot of rings, but again, this has that more pearl Natural kind of boho vibe to it. This is a vintage style ring. It's a dollar Seven a dollar seven and you can see on the back that it does have the adjustable band so that you can adjust It to fit any finger I kind of like the vibe on the middle finger on the hand that doesn't contain my wedding ring And I think this matches beautifully with my romper the quality of this is really nice It's a very very heavy duty for a dollar seven and then my shoes. Let me tell you how comfortable these shoes are This is another thing. I love from timu are their shoes I probably have 50 pairs and they're really really good quality every time I wear them I get a ton of compliments So I wanted to pick up a neutral pair a black pair kind of a wedge style sandal These are the women's buckle strap wedge flip flops They actually come in five different colors for 10 99 in sizes six through 11 I picked mine up in a nine and these actually fit me perfectly I like the more wedge heel and I definitely want to pick up a red pair I don't have a red pair of sandals and I've been really getting into red Stay tuned for more red in these timu haul So I am going to pick up a pair of the red because you can't beat it for less than 11 dollars And then last but certainly not least sticking with the boho vibe. I actually picked up these boho earrings They're a water drop vintage style earring. I love that they have a little pop of color They are very very good quality and they're a dollar 79 I'm telling you the jewelry. You can't beat the jewelry at timu. Like I said, I have tons of shoes tons of jewelry I love everything. I've never had an issue with discoloration or breakage of any of the jewelry Like I said, I get lots of compliments whenever I wear it and you just can't beat the price There's no reason to spend 20 or 30 dollars at a boutique when you can get this cute of earrings for less than two dollars Now sticking with the whole boho vibe. I picked up this romper Let me just tell you how cute the pattern of this. I'm obsessed with it I love this blue kind of paisley pattern. This is the boho paisley print drawstring waist romper It's seven dollars and 97 cents and comes in sizes small through xxl I picked mine up in a size large if it's perfectly it's definitely a little bit oversized I could have sized down probably to a medium But the quality is really nice. It is kind of a rayon material. So there is no stretch So keep that in mind I feel like if you're in between sizes, you could probably size down. Otherwise stick true to size I love the length of the shorts of this romper. It's so flowy. It's so comfortable And I just love the design of this now. Here's my things got a little more complicated I have the hardest time figuring out how to put this shirt on although I love the color of this And the style of this how flowy this is this fun strappy back It took me a good 10 minutes to figure out how to put this on But this is the solid crew neck sexy yoga t-shirt with a crisscross back It is seven dollars. It comes in four colors in sizes small through large I have mine in a large and I have mine in yellow because I love yellow And like I said, I love the strappy back of this. It is so adorable Especially with the fun sports bra. It just took me a hot minute to figure out how to put it on But once I got it on it's very flowy. It's very comfortable. It is oversized I could have probably went with a small so it's fits a little bit boxy on me I'll have to see what it looks like in the try-on portion Because it did feel like it was a little bit boxy and maybe not so flattering However, the material is perfect for summer. It's very lightweight. It's very flowy And it is the perfect workout yoga tape top Let me know down below. What did you guys think of this on me in the try-on? Did you feel like it was boxy or it fit me and flattered my figure Next up is this denim dress and first of all when I pulled this out of the package She weighs a lot. This is a heavy duty high quality denim dress I mean, it definitely has some weight to it. This is seriously the cutest thing I've ever seen the minute I saw this on the timu website. I was like, I need that I need that for summer It's a great transition piece into fall because it is a little bit heavier quality This is the sleeveless denim dress. It is 19 dollars and 59 cents It comes in three colors sizes small through xxl. I have mine in a large in the color blue There is a lighter denim color in a darker denim color This like I said is seriously the cutest thing I've ever seen now for me This fits big in the body so my waist area my hip area But she's a little tight in the chest area if you didn't know I recently underwent plastic surgery I did have an extended breast lift and implant so I'm still learning what fits across my new chest And things seem to be a little bit tighter than they used to be Well, you'll find that in this haul with some of these pieces So this did gap a bit across the chest However, I think just changing up my bra will help that and like I said It did fit a little bit more oversized in the body So you can definitely size down if you're in between sizes or stick true to size If you're bustier, I would stick true to size if you're a little smaller chested You could probably Go down the size because it is a pretty oversized fit But I'm obsessed with this like literal obsession with this dress It is so cute and so comfortable and then I wanted to get a bodysuit. I've actually been really into bodysuits I like these under more flowy pants more boho style shorts the pants that I paired this with It's so cute I wanted a black red bodysuit and this is the halter neck bodysuit for six dollars and 98 cents It actually comes in five colors extra small through large I have mine in a size large and what I like about this is it's versatile You can see that I wore it off the shoulder. You can also crisscross this for a crisscross halter It's a very versatile bodysuit Which is what I wanted one piece that I could add to my wardrobe that can be worn Several different ways and it's seven dollars so comfortable I probably could have sized down to a medium length wise of my torso No, but size wise it was a little bit loose on me and typically bodysuits are more fitted But I actually like the way that it flattered my figure and it didn't show any lumps and bumps, which I very much appreciate And then these joggers these joggers that I paired that bodysuit with not only is the quality of these exceptional like lululemon quality The pattern I mean it's me. It's me and a jogger. I love that it has a adjustable drawstring waist It also has a stretchy waistband pockets cuffed ankle. This is the leopard print fitted bottom joggers It actually comes in four different patterns Insizes small through extra extra large.  They fit great in the hips in the butt They're a little more baggy as joggers should be and these two things together was cuter than I expected This bodysuit kind of elevated the joggers and then you could go with a tank top Or t-shirt if you wanted to just lounge around the house or be more casual But the quality of these joggers also completely blew my mind I am going to pick up all three of the other patterns because this will be a staple not only around the house Into fall and winter the rest of summer and even out and about now I did pick up one more workout piece. Now, this isn't necessarily a summer workout top Unless your summers don't get as hot as we do here in arizona But I loved the color of this and this is very very lightweight Now it is a long sleeved workout top and I say workout top, but you wouldn't have to wear this to workout You could wear this day to day. It just gives me workout top feet vibes because of the material This is the color block pocket t-shirt. It is eight dollars and sixty seven cents Comes in four different ombre patterns in sizes small through xxl I have mine in a large and that was the perfect size for my body Now she was a little tighter in the chest area, which again, we're learning how to accommodate that in our clothing versus our body I love that it has a pocket and I love that it's long sleeves So this is a great transition piece for cooler summer nights or cooler morning workouts into even fall in winter I love the purple pink ombre pattern and they have other colors There is a mustard yellow orangey brown ombre I may pick that up as well because you can't beat the price for the quality speaking of color block I love a good color block. I decided to grab this t-shirt as well Now this is black with the pink kind of peachy pink color block on the bottom as well And it has that more off the shoulder style This is the color block crew neck t-shirt. It is a cold shoulder Top and it is seven dollars and forty seven cents. It actually comes in two different colors sizes small through xxl So all of the bases of the two colors are black. It's the color of the color block That's different. So I went ahead and went with the peachy pink again Just to add something bright and fun for summer. This is very comfortable I got mine in a size large and Yes, size large and it fits me perfectly again comfortable in the chest comfortable Overall, I would say it definitely fits true to size and it is a nice soft t-shirt type material So I did pick up one pair of denim shorts You guys know there's been several pairs of shorts from timu that I have fallen in love with And so I decided to grab just one more pair before summer is over. These are the rahim short denim shorts They're 11 dollars and 47 cents. They come in four different washes I went ahead and went with the light wash because I only have one other pair of light wash shorts from timu Actually, and I am obsessed with them. I wear them all the time these come in sizes small through xxl I got an extra large because they have 00 stretch and these are tight on me. They're definitely tight. I can get them buttoned. They are a button fly Short, but they're tight. I mean they're tight even after skin removal surgery I do still have some swelling on my back. So they make it a little bit better once that goes down So I'm going to hang on to them. They're not so tight that I can't wear them, but they are a little bit tight So I would recommend sizing up just because again zero stretch Now a lot of the timu shorts have a lot of stretch and those are the ones I prefer So when I order shorts again, I'll definitely gravitate more towards some with a little bit of stretch or a good amount of stretch But I do like the style of these shorts the length and the distressing I just wanted to grab a few more tank tops now summer doesn't end for us when summer ends for most people Here in arizona it's warm most of the year honestly So we can wear tank tops pretty much year round with the exception of some of the really some of the winter months We have to be a little bit more sweatshirt hoodie situation But for a majority of the year we can wear tank tops So I did want to grab a couple more to add to my wardrobe and I thought this was really cute I love kind of the floral design of this. I love the v-neck. This is the floral print v-neck tank top It is seven dollars and nineteen cents comes in sizes small through xxl. I have mine in a large I like the fit of this. It is very very soft very thick material The length of this I very much appreciate because it's going to camouflage If your stomach's a problem area or like my back was a problem area This is flowy enough and long enough that it'll camouflage that area But it's really nice quality and really comfortable. Now this next dress. I'm really in love with I mean mega in love with it More in love with it than I thought that I would that's this dress right here. First of all the color It screams barbie pink speaking of barbie pink We are doing the new barbie movie for girls night for boot camp and we're all going to wear pink I'm a hundred a hundred percent wearing this dress. This is so incredibly Comfortable it is flowy. It is the perfect length. I'm obsessed with this rose kind of detail this rose crochet Detail on the sleeves. This is the solid lace Cami dress it's eight dollars and 49 cents It comes in black and this barbie pink in sizes small through xxl I picked it up in an xl. I definitely could have sized down to a large You saw in the try on that it's pretty flowy But I like that especially again if your stomach's a problem area your thighs your hips your back This is going to flow nicely and give you that more streamlined figure, which I appreciate This is so cute. It is a cotton material of the dress part and then again kind of that more lacy rose design I love this like I really really love this I'm going to pair this with a hot pink lip and we are going to rock the barbie movie Now I decided to pick up a pair of workout pants because so far I have been really impressed with the quality of the workout pants on timu and I saw these ribbed pants Now I was eyeing some ribbed leggings from a different brand that were about 70 dollars And I almost bought those and then I went on to timu and saw that they had a ribbed legging And I thought you know what we're going to try these out. See if we can save some money These are the solid color seamless high waist tummy control leggings. They're six dollars and 68 cents They come in four colors sizes small through large. I got mine in a large the brown the coffee brown color Let me tell you how amazing these are tummy control Yes figure flattering. Yes. I love the super high waist super stretchy high waist I love the wet ribbed material It has the booty scrunch and your booty looks real good and these pants It definitely is the perfect booty scrunch. You can see that there's some extra material here for your actual Cheeks and that particular material isn't ribbed So it sits really nicely on your booty and like I said really just gives it a nice pop They are a full length legging and they're so comfortable I'm really glad I didn't spend 70 dollars because these are less than seven. I am going to pick up all three other colors There's black navy in a bright pink Love these like I said, I really love red. I've been getting into red I'm really into like the Barbie pink color and I saw this cute top and I thought that is so Fun for a little bit more dressy with some denim shorts or a skirt or even some of those linen style pants It does give me a little bit of Valentine's Day vibes because it has kind of this Heart type of pattern on it with the red and the pink. This is the v-neck vacation cap sleeve blouse It's only five dollars and 37 cents comes in four different colors in sizes extra small through large I picked mine up in a large. I got mine in the red again the red pink pattern the capped sleeve the kind of the roughly cap sleeve For me, this was really tight in my chest I mean really really tight like uncomfortably tight it fit in my body Like my torso area it fit great and that's again where I'm just trying to figure out where I am size wise I also want to point out that it has no stretch at all if you're in between sizes I would size up or stick true to size. I also love the little v-neck. I think it's really flattering So unfortunately, this didn't work out for me. Now one type of clothing I've never purchased from tea moot are bathing suits. I have quite a few bathing suits But I also have quite a few trips coming up over the next few months that involve bathing suits I'm going to hawaiian october, texas in november I'm going to california in september and I thought let me try to tea moot bathing suit because the price is really affordable And I wanted to see how the quality was so i'm going to give you a little warning here I'm going to be in a bathing suit on the internet. I have a lot of loose skin on my thighs That's an area that I didn't have corrected with cosmetic surgery We're just going to roll with it warning is over and let's talk about this bathing suit So this is more of a boho Style bathing suited is a one piece. It has a high back, which I love for cosmetic surgery I only wore high back bathing suits post cosmetic surgery I still like a good high backed bathing suit and I like that this is a halter style that sits pretty close to your neck This is the round neck one piece swimsuit with tummy control. You guys it's eight dollars and eight cents It comes in small through extra extra large. I picked mine up in a large It fit me perfectly. I thought it was so flattering this design in the middle just Sucks in the stomach area at the side area makes you look so spelt and thin and I love the round neck I think that's very very flattering and I like that the pattern on the back is a little bit different It does have cups. Let me see if they're removable and they are removable So they do have cups that are removable. I love this eight dollars eight dollars If this came in different patterns and colors, I would buy them all I'm a hundred percent wearing this swimsuit this summer. As you know, I don't wear a lot of white I am very much into either really bright colors or more neutral colors But I wanted to add kind of a staple white piece to my wardrobe and I saw this top on timu's website This is so adorable. This is the ruffle sleep v-neck belouse. It is four dollars and 48 cents comes in five different colors Sizes small through extra large. I got mine in a large if it's Beautifully it fits across my chest. It fits across my body. Again. I love the ruffled cap sleeve You can see that it has that can see that it has that fun pattern, which I love front is lying So it is not see-through. I love the little brown buttons and the v-neck detail. This is so cute I can see myself wearing this a lot this summer denim shorts Jeans leggings it is long enough to even wear with leggings again linen pants This would be so cute I'm really glad that I picked this up and I could actually see myself getting it in a few more colors Continuing with the boho vibes, which I've been really into lately I did want to grab a pair of shorts These are elastic waisted shorts and I am obsessed with this little ruffle around the leg. It is so cute It definitely adds some flowiness so it's not skin tight on the thigh area These are the boho ruffle trim solid shorts. They're five dollars and 39 cents They come in three colors sizes small through extra large I have a large and I went with the brick red because you guys know I love a good orangey red This and that black bodysuit so cute together. These are incredibly comfortable I would say they fit very true to size a size large is perfect for me Again, I love the flowiness of the ruffle leg and they do they do have pockets, which I very much appreciate I think I'm going to get the other two colors. I'm going to have so many new pieces in my wardrobe But I really like these as you know, I have girls night with my boot camp once a month We go out with my girlfriends that are part of my neighbor Girlfriends once a month as well So I wanted something that I could wear to girls night or that I could wear on date night And I saw this dress now. This is so cute. I love the strappy design of this The material of this is kind of a silky material. It does have some stretch to it This is the solid spaghetti sleeveless dress It's nine dollars and 39 cents comes in black and bright pink and comes in sizes small through xxl Mine's a large it fits me beautifully. I'm getting the pink. I'm a hundred percent getting the pink This is so flattering on the figure. It camouflages everything you want camouflage and flows just perfectly in the right places And again, I love the strappy design. I think it gives it that more elevated look the length of it is perfect I love this I am ordering the barbie pink one because that would be so much fun paired with a denim vest or denim jacket Highly recommend this dress. I really really love this. I also have one more pair of shoes one more pair of sandals before We round out the summer wardrobe and you know my love of animal print and I saw these these are so cute These are leopard print flip flops. They do have a back zipper and an open toe They're 11 dollars and 48 cents and they come in sizes six through 10 Mine are in a nine and a half. I love them. They're so cute. They're so comfortable They do have kind of that ribbed foam bottom. I love the zip up back. I love the little rope detail I love these. These are really cute by the way with this black dress If you kind of wanted to pair the dress down a little bit make it a little less fancy Pair it with these flip flops and you can't beat the price Now this is another shirt that I struggled with it took me again 10 minutes to figure out how to put the shirt on Once I figured out how to put it on. I actually really like it This is the polka dot cross halter blouse. It is six dollars and 27 cents comes in three different colors Insights is small through xxl. Mine's in a size large I picked up the navy polka dot and it has these kind of fun kind of misshapen gold polka dots on it It was very challenging to figure out how to put it on. I kept going Okay, I I saw that it has button closure So I knew that went around the back But it was figuring out how to get the cute little halter cross in the front once I did I really like this. It doesn't have any stretch, but it's definitely flowy So it fit really well in the chest fit really well in the body again camouflage is problem areas I do really like it. It just takes a little getting used to on how to put it on The quality of this is really nice as well. And I thought this would be so cute with jeans I got another tank top in this color that I've also recently begun to love And that's kind of this like sage green color. This is an adorable strappy eyelet tank top This is the eyelet v-neck spaghetti strap top. It's five dollars and 77 cents and it comes in sizes small through xl Mine's in a large it does only come in one color And if it came in more I would get more because it fits perfectly. It's flowy. It's comfortable It's a nice high quality material I love the strappiness the v-neck of this It flows and in all the right places. It's so So cute and so incredibly comfortable and lastly for clothing. I got just a solid colored ribbed tank I have also been really into mustard yellow I really like mustard yellow every time I wear it You guys always compliment me and I love pairing this with kind of a mustard eye look for makeup So I got just a ribbed tank top. I wanted to test out their ribbed tank tops because I've purchased a few from lulu lemon that were You know 40 50 dollars So I wanted to see if timu's ribbed tank tops stacked up and they do the quality is very very nice It's nice and heavy weight. This is a basic solid knit tank top It's seven dollars and 88 cents comes in four colors small through xxl Mine's in a large I could have sized down to a medium But I'm not mad that it's a little bit Flowey and I really like it paired with those orange colored denim boho shorts It would be cute layered with a denim jacket for fall because it is that kind of fall color I really like this tank top and like I said, I've been on the hunt for a good quality ribbed tank top So I'm going to grab the other three colors that timu has as well But I instantly fell in love with this mustard yellow in addition to the jewelry I'm wearing today I also picked up three more pieces starting with these boho Droplet earrings in red. These are two dollars and 67 cents. They come in four different colors I picked mine up in red because you guys know, I've been really into red. These are really nice quality They're pretty heavy weighted But not heavy in the ear and again, I just love the whole boho style They have a little bit of a yellow veining so they pair really nicely with this ribbed tank top as well And then I fell in love with this fun necklace It does have more of a rope style design with two little drop downs of turquoise geometric oval pieces this necklace you guys is 71 cents it does have an adjustable Hook and I just love it. I love that it has that dual drop down of the turquoise Again, this is super cute very vintage very boho and definitely a piece I can see myself wearing a lot and it's 71 cents and then sticking with boho I had to do it. I had to do it Isn't this so much fun? This is a boho inspired layered necklace I love that it's brown It has multiple different necklaces layered together in different styles in different textures This necklace is only five dollars and 48 cents five dollars and 48 cents And again, I think this because it is neutral and it's brown It'll pair nicely with so many pieces you could use this to elevate a look you could use this to Really bring in the boho style. I love this. I think this is so pretty They only have it in this neutral brown color or again, I would pick up more colors But I can't wait to wear this now moving into home and beauty items So I did pick up quite a few beauty items and quite a few home items starting with these right here So if you didn't know Troy and I have a black stone grill in the back of the black stone grill You put these little grease trays. We use a new one every time we barbecue because They fill with grease. These are pretty pricey at low This is a pack of 20 and it's eight dollars and nine cents. That is such a great deal This would probably be 12 15 dollars at low So about half the price and again you get 20 of them and Troy was very excited that I picked these up from Teemo. You also know how much I love makeup. I especially love eye makeup eyeshadow It's one of the things that I feel like really represents who I am It's a way for me to express myself and I've never purchased these little eye shadow helpers These are eye shadow shields. I'll go ahead and pop a picture here off the Teemo website But basically you use these to shape your eye shadow So if you're someone that doesn't like the more messy outer corner You can use these to get that nice crisp corner I've eyed the tape several times, but it's like five or six dollars And this is two dollars and 24 cents and you get 20 of them So basically you can do 10 eye looks with these for two dollars and 24 cents So I pick them up and I can't wait to use them now every time I wash my hair I always use a microfiber towel to keep my hair up allow it to dry a little bit before I go in with any Heat and I do have one that I got in a fat bit fun box But I decided to pick up a second one because what happens is it's in the wash when I need it And I thought let me check out Teemo since I know the one from fat bit fun I think retailed for like 25 dollars. This one's pretty cute. It has these cute little wooden bare buttons This is two dollars and 69 cents comes in four different colors I got mine in blue your hair goes in this portion And then it has this elastic that goes around the little button And it keeps it on your head and it allows your hair to dry A little bit more quickly and a little bit more safely than wrapping it up in a towel So I'm excited to test this out compare it to the one from fat bit fun And not have to worry about not having one when I wash my hair Now I only ordered one of these because I actually wanted to look at it and see what the quality of it was I share I've been sharing in my what I eat in the days of my meal preps that I've transitioned from The metal lids that come with my mason jars to the plastic screw on lids Well, I saw that Teemo had these little wooden lids and they actually have a seal They're two dollars and 98 cents a piece and it is the they only have the small size So for the small mason jars, so I picked up one because I want to test it out I want to see if it actually seals the mason jar and if I like this more than even the plastic one So we're gonna I'm going to test this out I'll put up here on the screen and update for you because I'm about to go wash some berries and put them in a mason jar And we'll see how this pairs versus the plastic ones. Another thing I was in desperate need of was a new shower cap I actually only wash my hair once a week. So the other times that I shower throughout the week I put my hair in a shower cap. Well, the one that I have is not the best quality It's kind of hard to put on so I looked on Teemo and I found this four pack of shower caps now This is great because I can have one in my travel one in my suitcase for travel Have one in the shower have a couple of backups all four pieces are four dollars and 49 cents So you're getting this fun leopard design this pink polka dot design a black polka dot design and a zebra with the pink How fun is that these are very nice quality actually? Oh, this leopard has a pink too Really nice quality definitely more of like that satin material versus the plasticky material of the one that I have And that ends up being only a little over a dollar a piece I'm so happy I grabbed these and I'm immediately going to go put one in my shower every time I place a team order Palmer gets a new toy. So I went ahead and grabbed another one of these this time. I picked up the cow This is so soft.  He likes to pull the squeakers out him a lola plate tug of war There's about 10 different animals and they're only three dollars and 47 cents So really really affordable for a dog toy and these are just as good quality as the 10 to 12 dollar ones at the pet store I also wanted to pick up a couple more things for my kitchen and I grabbed one of these silicone Muffin pans. I do have a silicone muffin pan already It's more of a rigid one that I got at a crowbar store a couple years ago But I wanted one that was the more flexible design I will tell you that silicone is the way to go. Everything just pops right out very easy to clean So I went ahead and got mine in the Nordic green color. This is three dollars and 29 cents I mean you can't beat it for three dollars and again It's just a really easy way to bake muffins and they just like I said pop right out And then I picked up another silicone type of baking item and this one is for bread Now I that's where I have a problem with metal pans glass pans My bread loaves always stick no matter how much I spray them if I use parchment paper So I wanted a silicone one because again you can pop the loaf right out It does have this rib design which will keep it in place in the oven And again that rib design is on the bottom as well This is four dollars and 49 cents and actually comes in three different colors So I picked mine up in gray. I'm going to test this out the next time I make a loaf of bread But I'm really liking these silicone kitchen gadgets. They actually take up less space They're easier to store easy to wash and like I said nothing sticks to them This next item is something you guys regularly comment on my videos and go you need one of these you need one of these So I got one. This is a meat chopper. So it is that kind of Fan looking design that helps chop up your meat. This actually comes in three colors and it's two dollars and 98 cents So I got one we're going to test it out. See if I like it to chop up my meat as I cook it This is really nice quality. It is pretty heavy duty plastic I got mine in green. I thought this was kind of a fun color And I listened to you guys and I'm going to try this out and see if it really does change the game for cooking ground meat Now this was another thing I've needed for so long and I just never remember to pick it up at the store This is actually a wrist pad for your mouse when you're working on the computer So it's the no slip ergonomic wrist pad. It's a dollar 78 It actually comes in about 10 different colors and patterns. I just got black They do have some fun patterns like polka dot and they have a swirly kind of tie dyed pattern But it's a dollar 78 and I was seeing these for like 10 or 15 dollars. This is really nice quality It definitely has that gel like material and again something I've needed for so long Now this is another thing I use every night when I wash my face and that are these microfiber towels Now I have the makeup eraser ones. They're great. I love the makeup eraser But they're pricey. So I wanted to test these out from timu. First off These are literally the softest thing I've ever felt way softer than the makeup eraser. They're so fuzzy They're a dollar 17 apiece and they come in five different colors. I did go ahead and go with pink and black I'm going to try these out again. I'll update you here on the screen I'm going to use one.  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Right, so something a bit different this week. I'm out in Costa Brava, literally just arrived. I'm at Peralda Golf Course and Winery, just about to show you and what I'm gonna do, basically I think I'm gonna do a vlog every day. So bit of in and around the golf course, a little bit around Costa Brava and try and take you on the same trip that I'm on as well. So I'm just gonna go and have a little look around Peralda Hotel is the first thing I'm gonna do and then I'll be out onto that golf course very soon. This is the kind of bar and restaurants area. It's all pretty special here to be fair. It's very nice. Restaurant down there and then I'll take you out onto this balcony and just have a look at that view. The golf course up there which we'll see fairly soon. Right, so the junior suite wasn't enough for you, what about that presidential suite? Unfortunately I'm not staying here tonight but that is nice, isn't it? It's my idea of a spa. Right, we're on the first seat at Peralda. I'm gonna do a few introductions. First of all, that is James Wilcher, James YouTuber, so make sure you check out that channel and I've got Simon Lewis. All right, yes, Simon Lewis. Remind me of that company name, right? Travel Concept Solutions. Travel Concept Solutions. Anyway, it's all gonna be fairly relaxed this afternoon. Nine holes up Peralda. I'm just gonna film a few shots, maybe show you a few of the decent holes, get the drone up, fingers crossed and hopefully just enjoy the sunshine. Right, so we're just gonna play nine holes here at Peralda this afternoon and we're playing the back nine. This is hole 11. First, I've seen the first hole as well. It's kind of like tight fairways, relatively tight anyway. I think there's, as you've seen from a couple of my tee shots, you can get away with it a little. Greens look good and yeah, pretty impressive start to be fair. This is the first time I've recorded you on my channel, so just make sure it's a decent shot, mate. You ready? I've told them how good you are, so do not let me down. Born ready, mate. Tad left. Golf ball is bruised. Right, so we've been up, it's been an early start, 4am start. James Wilcher, that's your channel name, isn't it? Yeah, James Wilcher. And James competes in world's longest drive, can't you? That's it, yep, long drive. So you've seen him give it an absolute walk just then. It's tough today, mate, isn't it? It is tough. We went out much sleep. I slept in my car last night. Had about two and a half hours in Stanstead Longstay on the back seat. We got freezing cold. I had a really luxurious bed. Did you? Absolutely not terrible. So it's been an early start, no excuses. The course, we've just sort of getting going this afternoon. Loads of golf to come and hopefully be a bit livelier. Yeah, I'm sure we'll be all right after a rest. Right, so Kate, so it is late afternoon and I'm at Torra Morona golf course, so we've said that right. And the first man versus golf hole challenge of this trip, and it's the first all struggle to get anything around Peraldo this morning in terms of time to film one of these things. So we're going to start it all off here. It's a path three, it's an island green, it seems absolutely perfect for a man versus golf hole challenge. I don't know the stroke index. Hang on a minute. Well, it's stroke index six and I'm not surprised. It's an island green. It's 170 meters. So what's that? Maybe almost 190 into the wind. And I really, I've got a three iron out and I don't know whether I'll have enough to get it there to be quite honest. I've picked out an old ball. Enough talking. That's just dizzy. I don't think we need drone footage because it's a little bit windy for me to get that, but I'll zoom in so you can have a good look at this green. I just do not think I've got enough club here. It's a decent strike, but it's going left, which is the longest route. Oh, I'm on dry ground, it stayed there. Right, I'll come back a camera and I'll see if we can zoom in on that because I'm quite surprised. It was enough club and I'm more than happy to be on dry ground to be honest with you. So if we get to the bunker, you should bit wobbly camera work. I've got sunglasses on, but yeah, in front of that yellow marker, is that it there? We've got a ball and believe me, I'll take that. I'm more than happy. There's the hole that we're looking at. Like I said, dry ground, I'll take the shot one. I really did get fortunate here in terms of staying on dry ground. I can assure you are that because maybe I should have brought the camera with me, but I'm 10 feet away from the ducks and this is a little bit of a bailout area. It didn't quite see from the tee. I'm going to take a drop there. There's some seeded GUR. Just drop that back. Right, so right back to you and what I don't want to do is thin one and go along because this goes past the camera and back in the water the opposite way. Things have been aggressive without being too aggressive.  Yeah, I think I played it. As I explained it, I was, I made decent contact but then didn't have the confidence to throw it as far as it probably needed to be to try and give me self a realistic chance of making par. Green's soft underfoot. I'll show you more of Torre Merona golf club a little bit later on. The duck wants to get in on the act. So let's see if we can get this Costa Brava man versus golf old challenge off to a win. I've been lucky of late in hole inputs when the camera switched on and I don't suppose that can last forever but you never know. Not a great deal isn't it? I don't think. So maybe write a centre with my eyes shut. That's gone past. I'm a bit too bold with that and a nasty little four footer on the way back. This could be far worse than, I was looking for a win and now I need this for the half. Well quite relieved to get the half because well over did it there with that first put but give it a chance I suppose. But anyway that's off so the Costa Brava man versus golf old challenge starts off all square. This one I'm placed at any better if I was to look back I've literally come right over the angle of the dog leg and it is in position A but being honest about this I was aiming sort of 20 yards further to the left so this is a real stroke of luck. What you perhaps can't see and I'll try and zoom in after I've played the shot is there is a lot of water like I said between me and the green and I don't know honestly I'm going to club all the muscle power to get anywhere near that carry that distance so it's going to be a lay up. I'm going to hit seven iron and hopefully leave something fairly short in but to be honest you're doing really two nice holes back to back there at this Torramirana. I hope I'm saying that right anyway golf shot needed it's hard to switch in and out of this but this man versus golf tends to focus the mind a little bit right and that's looking decent I don't know the yardage to that water sorry no it's bang on that spot on should leave a wedge in happy with that sun's shining a few decent golf shots life's good right let's zoom in so that's the that's where we're going but like I said I had nothing anywhere near that I could clear that with I think a pretty sensible shot I always managed to forget something on these trips and it's normally a piece of camera kit and on this occasion it's my rangefinder viewfinder so I have no idea of any yardage that I'm playing this is going to be purely about what I reckon which is about 80 yards I've got pitching wedge bit of wind in and what I don't want to be is short and getting a watery grave now all that camera switched on I've just noticed a big chunk on mud on the ball and there's an excuse already it's right on contact points as well pulled it pulled it distance looks okay yeah it's grip back end like I said it was never going to be short and just trying to hit that little low flighted wedge you just tugged it a little down the left hand side but to be honest like I said I'm on in regulation and that's more than good enough for me I'm afraid putting has not been great either but six a.m flight this morning I'm blaming anyway stop mowing down here on the sun see if we can get one up close it's a good line this it's a good line it's a good line it's a good line now I've said this far too many times now but I have no idea what goes on in man versus golf old challenge I mean it's almost I mean I didn't even say it but it's like it's just a weird weird thing that happens and I've just drained a pot again of whatever it is 30 I mean I could take another 50 pounds of that and it would not go in so it turns out to be a birdie and it's about six o'clock in the evening the sun is shining and Costa Brava yes I'm playing golf on my own a gorgeous golf course and a birdie is just a bit of a bonus and that puts me one up right so last one of the three hold challenge at Toramorona and the first one at Costa Brava what am I on I'm a hole seven I'm reading over to a board to the left it's stroking next 10 so no shots 353 meters so again around that sort of maybe 380 mark I'm going to go with this three iron off the tee I think it veers we're looking by the little map there it's a bit of a dog leg from right to left so fingers crossed keep one in play and have a shot at this and get Costa Brava man versus golf off to a win it's down the left left bunkers there's a splash so it's left bunker not the best shot but let's see what we can do from there I think I've got a fairly lengthy bunker shot into this green now okay so bunkers fairly flat and I see where it's landed in there directly over the can of trees right directly in front of me you might be able to pick up the flag and I don't know again quite a yardage but I'm going to go the best I can do to pick up this and clear them trees is an eight iron let's see if I can do that a bit different to the bunkers back in the UK they're a bit they're quite grainy and quite a few stones in them as well I'll make another excuse once directly behind my ball right come on just up and over there it's up and over but I think I'm going into another one it's yours no it's gone in nice time to play a bit of golf wind's picked up just a little bit it's gone in front edge and literally I don't know might have made the front of the green but reasonably happy but like I said it's going to need a an up and down not a lot of green there either just going to have to come out quite soft and it hasn't done soft that was quite quite hard underneath that was club completely slid didn't get under that one at all yeah that's quite different than from the bunker I've just played to be honest with you but no excuses it is what it is I think that might have gone out of shot on camera I wasn't planning to shift on 30 foot past the flag but then again this is my distance on man v golf challenge let me know what you think of these videos man v golf I'm going to go out of shot for a little bit yeah it's my way of sort of playing a little bit of golf and giving you a little look around the golf course at the same time so let me know if you think that works or not right here we go I need this or it's a loss so it's in or we're all square that's not got enough and that's not got enough no there's no 30 footer and there shouldn't be a can't keep draining them I'll take one on its own so that was stroke 10 so no shot for the average golfer so Torre marina and I still struggle to say that on the first man versus golf old challenge finishes all square the winner is playing golf in this kind of weather at this time of night absolutely gorgeous in October so there you go I've enjoyed it so that's it so far we'll pick it up again tomorrow when two more courses are out here in the Costa Brava for the average golfer


We are DM 25, Democracy in Europe movement, and we are a pan-European movement which is trying to democratize Europe. I joined the Democracy in Europe movement because as a person coming from Russia I know the difference between democratic and non-democratic countries. I'm here because I'm looking for a new way to express politics. For a long time I really didn't care about political movements or parties, I thought they were all the same. But DM really does give me hope that we have a common front. And then I thought that, but how can I get connected with Europe because I am Indian. But I said, when I saw the registration and membership, it is open for all. I said, alright, then I'll get myself registered, I got my wife registered and then came here. I think what drew me to DM 25 was some kind of a despair in 2015, 2016 where I saw that I had this longing for some kind of a political movement. But there was really, there seemed to be really no alternative to the neoliberals or to the right-wingers or other leftist group which were mostly preparing for future defeats. This would be totally stupid to say that I don't care about Europe because all my life actually I'm in two points of Europe, like Germany and Greece. And I go from one place to another, so I don't know anything else. For me, DM is about connecting, get together really different cultures, different nationalities, different structures, different ideologies. And we try to keep these people together and try to realize that maybe the next steps we want to take as progressive movement into a progressive future are the same for these people. So let's find out the next three steps and do them together and fight against right and neoliberalism. It is very important to show European bureaucrats, the neoliberals, the big money, the big pharmaceuticals, whatever you name it, to show Brussels being the capital of Europe along with Salzburg that there are alternative ways to explain yourself. And no matter what, do it in a creative way, that's what I'm learning here. I'm used to the old-fashioned left-wing guys who are talking about Trotsky and Stalin and huge discussions in the café when you were students in the 80s and about that kind of stuff. So that is thinking of the past, we have to think of the new again. And I think DM has some very much promising things to offer us, that's the reason I'm here. I feel we're all in this together. It feels more like a civil rights movement in some ways that is really inspiring, I think. The European Spring is, let's say, bigger than all of this because it's a coalition of eight different political parties all across Europe because all these birds, all these political parties all across Europe have one and a single programme which is the same for each and every country in the European Union which comes out of the conviction and belief that for instance air pollution, diesel cars, emigration, new jobs and so on cannot be solved on the national level. We need a Green New Deal which is not just a European Green New Deal but it's a global Green New Deal, what we need. And that's what we are trying to do. Where we are all hoping for the best, I think. But you know, we started this crazy adventure with the goal to make a change. And even if we don't make a huge success at the elections, it was crazy enough to be worth it. That we get some power in the European Parliament to be able to stand there and to tell them that they have to look what decisions do with the humans and with the nature. And that's the most important for the future now because we won't have a second chance. And I think we have to have action to get hope back. What I expect from the M25 is that the M25 builds a real grassroots movement which is also intervening in electoral politics but a real grassroots movement means to build up a European and even a global community of organisers and grassroots leaders who are able to express those stories of life which really matter to the people outside there and which really can make a change, a lasting change. So we're coming to the end of the Saturday, which was a really exciting day. We had community organisers with Zack Axley who is like, we learned a super great communicator. Then we had Davide Castro who was giving a workshop on social media and a wonderful Evelyn from the DLVC Cologne and Gianni helping out on the diversity workshop. And that's it, I hope. I get everyone. And yes, so now we are kind of closing. We had like huge falafel plates that we can hardly finish up. We carry them over to the venue where we have kind of made the climax of tonight and the day and birthday party, so we're excited and a bit tired already.


Wel, gwybod yn y toffi TV, a amdio i'n bai Sarah Halpin. He's back after a absence of leave. Adonno weithi he's been. But she's back here, who knows. I'm here now. She's here now. Am y gwybod yn y troch yw'r Women's Derby i Gwdyswn Park on Sunday, 2 o'r cloch. Chance for Evan to do the double over Liverpool following that 1-0 victory around Fealback in November. Sarah, Everton have been much improved over the last 12 months. Obviously, Willie Kerr came in to the club last season and started to get things going. He's obviously very experienced in women's football. Started at Bristol, I think, didn't he, and ended up united or arsed. Yeah, he's managed a few WSL teams in Bristol, man United women as well, where he was assistant to Casey Stoney and then, of course, made his way to the Blues. So, thankfully for us, he's really turned things around. What's he done? What's being different? Well, I think last season, we've got so many cracking young players in there. But maybe perhaps we needed to bring in a little bit more of an experience, some experienced heads in there. And we saw over the summer we brought in a good number of players, including the likes of Kieke Van Es, who's a centre half. For Holland, won the Euros with them in 2017 and reached the World Cup final with them in France in the summer just past. We brought in Tinney, the goalkeeper there as well, Finnish international, who's been fantastic, a French international, Maverick Lemeron, Molly Pike, Esmene Morgan, Lucy Graham, the captain as well, who he signed from Bristol, who did score the winner at Anfield in the Cop End last time around.  And we saw some fantastic signs coming over January as well. Haley Rassow, Australian international, fantastic player. Izzy Christensen and Sandy McKeever as well, new goalkeeper, who's been out over in the States and has come back to Everton. So, yeah, we brought in some cracking players to add to that youth that we already have and I think the two combined has just made for a really good season for Everton. And the style of football that Willie Kirk and Chris Roberts have implemented as well. Obviously, that takes a little while to get that across to the players and get them playing the way they want. You can see they're working really hard and it's come into fruition. And, yeah, playing some lovely stuff. We had a bad result on the weekend, just gone disappointed with that. But overall, the season's been fantastic. And as you said, we beat Liverpool at Anfield. So the derby at Goddison, if we could do the double, I mean, it would just be fantastic. Being some good goals scored by Everton women this year, I've seen when the club have put goals up and stuff like that. How are we doing in the league? How's it going? Yeah, as I said, the disappointing result, we lost a bright in a way on the weekend and that was tough because had we won that, the teams around us, Reading and United had drew, so that would have meant we would have been in fourth place. But we're in fifth place at the moment and I think we're dying to claw some of those points back that we dropped on the weekend and hopefully we'll be able to pick them up against one of the bigger teams later in the season. But now it's going well. I know the girls and the manager are a bit disappointed with that one, but if we can get back to winning ways in the derby and then pick up a few more wins, then, yeah, from where we were last season, right at the bottom of the table. So last season, Everton, really, we could have got relegated. Yoval women ended up going down and they'd had a poor season, but they'd also had points deducted from them as well, which in the end, I think, made it, meant we could breathe a sigh of relief. And, you know, it wasn't that we weren't playing well, per se. I think it was frustrating last season, having to do, you know, when you're doing the post-match and using stuff and you want to be positive. And it wasn't that the girls weren't playing well, but we just seemed to be losing every week. And I think that the signings that have come in, as well as it being given time for Willie Kirk and Chris Roberts' style of play to be implemented properly, it's all come together. And we look like we've got a really, really good side. I think in the WSL, you've got Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City, I think, to be honest, are a little bit more advanced than the rest of the teams. But what we're seeing this season from Everton is that we're really making a case to be, you know, the best of the rest, if you like. I don't really like that term, but that's kind of, there is a big gap. And, you know, from where we were to now be trying to finish in that top four position, you know, would be fantastic. And then if we can do that, obviously look to look to build and progress even further. That's a good progress, isn't it? Who then, for people you don't know and potentially going to go to match and hopefully loads will? Yeah, absolutely. Liverpool have got 23 and a half thousand that I'm feel for the other one, so come on Blues. We've got a show. We always go on about being real fans. So if you are, make sure you're at goodness and support these girls because they tell you they deserve it. Who should we be looking out for then? Who are you going to?  Oh, I think even Evertonians who might follow the women's team have probably heard the name Chloe Kelly flying around. It's Chloe Kelly on the end there. She's our top scorer of the season. She scored a hat-trick in our last home game against Redding. She scored a couple of absolute worldies in a home game against Bristol earlier in the season. She is a joy to watch. And I think, you know, keep your eye out for her number 11. No doubt the Reds will be watching her as well. But we've got some mad talents in there. Lucy Graham, who I mentioned before he scored the winner last time she scored some Kingers this season. Shani Boychlawker, you've got Hannah Kane on number 16 as well, who hasn't quite got off the market this season, but her performances are there and I feel like I've got a little feeling she might make a goal. Yeah, so there's loads, but what's so great about Everton at the moment as well is that you couldn't necessarily pick a best start in 11 because there's that much quality. But in terms of who Blues should be watching out for, Chloe Kelly, no doubt.  She missed out on the last Linès's squad, but no doubt she's going to be a massive, massive part of England team going forward. We signed Izzy Christensen as well, whether or not she'll be able to play. I'd love it if she can, if she can, then definitely keep your eye on her as well. What about her, Ozzy? You've been trying to see in Tim Kayle talking about her. Yes. So Hailey Raso, we've signed her. Has she played yet? She's not played yet. I think she's joining us in Feb, which obviously we're in now. So that'll be interesting. Yes, I mean, I'd love to see her in the Derby. I think we've got a good relationship. Obviously Tim Kayle, Australians that have been at the club. Obviously Tim Kayle is the one you... Actually, have we had any of this? We had Eddie, but I certainly didn't do much. Yes, so it's Tim Kayle, but he's enough to, you know... Jason Caten as well. Yes, that's it. So yes, I mean, I think Ozzy's have got that real sort of tenacity about them and exactly. So looking forward to her getting involved as well. So, come on then, this is your rally cry. Why should Evertonians on Sunday get to Godderson for the Derby? Why? Why should we...? You've got to get there, I mean. I know you'll still get people saying, ah, it's women's football, we're not interested or whatever. It's exactly the same sport. It's just, as it says on the tin, it's women, not men. And the quality is well introduced, actually. Technically, yeah. I mean, I think the technical ability of these girls is superb. And because, you know, women aren't as physically strong, aren't as fast, so you see that the technical play is fantastic. You know, they have to, and it's brilliant. And I think, you know, I know so many of my friends that are home and away blues that weren't interested in women's 40, but have come to watch the girls and love it now and they bring their kids and, you know. So get down to Godderson. It's, you know, for these girls, we know what Godderson's like when it's rocking. We know what it's like. It's our home. We love that place. And I just want them to get a taste of what it's like. You know, they deserve that. They work so hard and they're a great group.  Because, as I said, they're cracking players, cracking girls. And they only have it in team to beat Liverpool this season. So hopefully we'll do it again and make sure you're there to watch it. Only have it in team to win it. I'm feeling the last 20 years. Exactly. Exactly. Listen, it's two o'clock kick-off on Sunday at Godderson Park. Get down there, support the girls. Let's see if we can brawl them to do the double over Liverpool. How nice would that be? Be a tough game, but it'll be a good game. So make sure you get yourself down. Take the family and enjoy. Free for season to get olders as well. Yeah, free for season to get old. That's a massive thing. Yeah, and official club members as well. So that's a big thing. Just take your season to get down, you're in. Day good. I wouldn't want to spend Sunday afternoon a good as watching Evan beat Liverpool. Exactly. When you say it like that, Baz, do you know what I mean? You've got to be there. Get yourself there. Big thanks to Sarah for coming in and we'll get it in next week to tell us how it went. Give her a report on the Derby. Hopefully it's a Derby victory again for Evan. Thanks very much for watching. Make sure you subscribe. You can catch Sarah on The Bear. There's blue YouTube channel. Make sure you get over there and check out Sarah, give her a subscribe. Subscribe to this if you haven't. Give it a video or thumbs up. And if you want more videos, get over and join us on page. And thanks for watching. See you later.


This study examined changes in land use and land cover in the Minesa, Shashmin region of Ethiopia over a period of 39 years, 1973 to 2012. It found that the most significant changes occurred in the areas of crops, grasslands, and natural forests. These changes were mainly due to human activities such as deforestation, cultivation, and urbanization. This article was authored by Thomas Noke, Demotecate, Thomas Schneider, and others.


It's that time of the week again rain man to your back with another fishing tip to help you out this weekend tonight They take a deep dive into a type of bait that's great for catching walleyes and any other type of fish the paddle tail Time we're going to talk a little bit about paddle tails and a paddle tail is exactly what this looks like is it's a Imitation it can be an imitation of a mineral it can be an invitation of a small walleye a crappie It can be anything but it has a tail with a paddle on the back of it and a little flat surface area That really gives us a lot of action a very very versatile bait And I think it's fair to say that more and more people are using paddle tails as more and more people are starting to get away from live bait It's stretchy. It's it can catch everything walleyes bass small pan fish you name it a paddle tails a very effective way to fish And man is going to talk a little bit about the applications of these Is there a saying? Extremely versatile you can use these for walley bass northern pan fish all you need to realize is what your target species main forages You got to do a little research sometimes and figure out what the bass are feeding on are they feeding on sunfish or is the walleye feeding on Small perch and as you'll see there is a ton of different colorations for this There is no reason no matter where you live or what you fish for that you shouldn't be able to find something That's going to be able to make you more successful. There's different types of rigging with these two You can rig them like the bag says With a little jig hook and that comes in multiple different weights so that you can get down deeper Also, you can use swim bait hooks So it's a large hook with a weight in it if you go into your local tackle store and ask them for a swim bait rig They'll be able to hook you up Another thing that you can look for when you're buying these paddle tails is scent and In this particular we're not promoting any particular brand But this is called gulp, but there are other brands out there too that actually have a scent that add to the attraction of these Mates, so they're very very effective and worth your try For Lakeland news. I'm Ray Gilda with the Niswa Guides League, and I'm Andy Eric the bass and biologist If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news Please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS


I'm working on a book-length project that's called The Extinction of Experience. And the broad theme is to look at the many ways we mediate our lives. In small ways, from the way that we no longer look at someone at the grocery store, check-out line, because we're too busy texting someone on our phone, to large ways, the way that we're using simulation, for example, to train our doctors and our pilots, and even to control Wall Street. And so to look at some of the drawbacks and some of the benefits of all these ways we mediate our lives. Well, I think that in this day and age we tend to be extremely enthusiastic about our technologies, and for good reason. But I get a sense sometimes that we have a great deal of information about our world, but not as much firsthand experience of it. So the question I really want to look at is, in many aspects of life, are we encouraging information over experience, and what are the distinctions between those two? Is information the same thing as knowledge? Is teaching our kids using computers as skillful as teaching them using their hands? And looking at some of the, again, the benefits and drawbacks, I think we're generally very optimistic culture about technology. So in some sense I want to look at some of the unintended consequences. But the story is a little broader than technology, because it's about human experience. What does it mean to be human in this day and age? So today you hear a lot about algorithmic serendipity. The fact that you can use your smartphone and Google will find someone nearby at a bar that you want to hang out with. But I think that this misunderstands what true serendipity is, and that is something that only happens in face-to-face contact, for example, or isn't something that can be programmed by an algorithm. So because we're embodied creatures, we sweat, we flinch, we get nervous, these are all things that over centuries of our evolutionary development have become very important for us. And I fear that some of those skills are deteriorating because we're always looking at screens or we're relying on our technologies to do for us what we used to have an ability to do intuitively.


I just went into work one day and I realized that this is really not my calling and I felt like there was just a lot more inside of me. CCU offered exactly what I was looking for and I found my life changing and developing into what I've been called to do. I found myself at CCU. My name is Vashon Hampton and I just graduated from Colorado Christian University with an organizational management and Christian leadership degree. The online program was a benefit for me because of having the adult schedule that I have which is kids, wife, family, church. It provided a schedule that I was in control of. Unapologetically Christian means I do not have to apologize for what I believe and so that was another reason why I chose CCU. It was just the perfect combination of pursuing my career, pursuing my goals and pursuing my faith. Organizational management and a big, huge church is something I feel like I've been called to do. I feel a lot stronger now since I've gotten some education and some training and even the Biblical Studies Certificate, I feel a lot more confident and so I'm ready to walk right into my dreams and make those happen.


to bring in Shane Ford here. All right. What's up, man? How you doing? Good. Good to see you. Come in tight here. Shane, pretty solid game, huh? Are you happy with it? I'm very happy with it. All right. So let's see. What did you end up with here, Shane? You ended up with 6 and 2, 8 points. It's a decent game. That's a decent game. Tell me, I mean, how did you get those six goals, team effort tonight, good, unselfish play? It was 100% a team effort. I was just the one at the end of the ball, and I was just shooting at the end. But they were setting me up perfectly. If you look at the game film, all my shots, there's nobody around me. I think I had one dodging goal. Everything else was step down because of all of my teammates moving around. So it was pretty awesome and really fun to be out there with those guys. Yeah, I mean, one thing I noticed, there was a couple of times when you were on the left side of the offense. Obviously, you got a strong left hand. Probably could have increased your angle a bit with the right hand, but I mean, you're just a sniper with the lefty, huh? Just all about that left? I was feeling it today, the make up for last game where I shot, like, what, 1 for 11? Yeah. Is that why there's the left eye black only? I've been doing that since high school. One of my buddies, my goalie and my high school team, did it. I thought it looked cool, so I had to cop you. And so what else about the team performance as a whole tonight that you'd like to kind of touch on? I mean, I can tell you just from being in the box, I just love the unselfish play. And you talked on it a little bit. What about the defense? Just I think they did a great job from the beginning of the game of just shutting the door on Stevens Tech. Definitely. The defense brought the energy, which fired up the offense. It always starts with the defense recently in Stevenson teams from the past years I've been here.  And then, I mean, obviously, I got to touch on this.  Pete Green, who you probably know who that is, right? One of Stevenson's legend. Also, just an animal in the weight room. I heard you're an animal in the weight room as well. Do you think that contributed to your 6-2 tonight? Yeah, of course. I mean, I'm not the biggest lifter in the world, but MC had me right for the past couple of years. This year's has been a little hard because of my injuries and stuff to put up the big weights. But yeah, I'm still working in there a little bit. Awesome. Well, Shane, great game tonight. And that'll do it here from Mustang Stadium. See you next week.


So yeah, Pythonic JavaScript for web developers or how to get modern JavaScript into your already existing Python projects would be the almost more aptly name. So good hello, my name is Ville, aka Uninen and like Python I like DJing and both are my passions in life and past year I have been working with JavaScript but I've been working on web since 1995 and with Django over 11 years so I already feel a bit old here. I code for fun and sometimes for work but I don't really consider myself as a programmer per se. I work mostly with small teams and as a project manager and tech lead. And like I said last year I worked, spent with a small finish startup, bootstrapping a five person team, development team with agile methods and writing JavaScript and this was my first contact with real JavaScript if you will. And I learned a lot and I think I learned stuff that maybe some other persons would like to know also and that's why I wanted to give this talk to you. So let's start with you. How many of you have heard at least one of these terms? Okay so almost all of you. How many of you actually know what they mean? Okay a little bit less. So the idea of this talk is to give a really basic introduction to modern JavaScript and related things. The call of this talk is to get you an idea what's going on with modern JavaScript and to get you enough knowledge to get started with writing good stuff and also to learn where to learn more. So according to Wikipedia 95% of the top 10 million most popular web pages use JavaScript. That means that you actually need to know it even if you work in the back end. And unfortunately we are at the Euro-Python, we are Pythonists. So why or why does JavaScript need to look and feel a little bit like this. I.e. not very friendly or beautiful. So to get a little bit perspective let's take a look at the history. I think I skipped a few. So JavaScript was developed basically in 10 days in 1995 when web looked like this. And to compare Python was at the moment in version 1.2 and Netscape Navigator was just released 2.0. And fast forward a few years in 1999 web looked like this and our JavaScript was forwarded to version 4 which was on par with Python 1.5. And based on the news article I found there everything else were worse except the presidential problems. We have been using basically the same JavaScript since then even now when our web looks totally different. And this is why the definitive book of JavaScript is really huge and the good parts of the JavaScript is not so huge. This by the way is a good book and worth a read if you want to learn the good parts of JavaScript. It talks about functions and loose typing and dynamic objects and stuff like that. But there's more. So recently there was yet another version of JavaScript called ES6 or ES2015. ES stands for ECMAScript which is the standard for JavaScript. And these new features are basically moving the language in really, really good direction from the programmers point of view. We are getting latent const variables which mean that you can actually now have not global variables and you can have constants. You have real classes, object literals, better object literals. You have modules, iterators, generators, map and sets and promises, template strings, destructuring and as a way under weight. So it pretty much already starts to look more like Python and more like a proper programming language. And if we then go back to the way that we have used, at least I've used to develop JavaScript, which I call here the old school way. It's basically just adding jQuery to the site and then some script tags and that's about it. And this is the whole life that I've been working on the web. This has mostly been the state of JavaScript on the web and on the projects I've been working. And fortunately we now do have a better way as Raymond Hedinger would want to shout at this point. So the modern version is way more complex for obvious reasons. We now live in 2017 and our web apps and web pages are constructed in more complex ways and the JavaScript part adds to it itself. We start with NPM, which is a package manager for JavaScript and it's the world's largest software registry, which is open source but the registry holder itself is a incorporation. So that's a kind of interesting thing right there. Anyways, NPM gives you a file called Package Chasen, which is basically requirements TXT for your PIP in Python. And NPM has dependency tracking and stuff like that, so you can actually know what versions you are shipping with your product. Then we move to transpilers, Babel is the one usually used. This transpiles your new code when you move things to production to old code that most browsers can understand back to the ES5 or even ES4 and we need to use that because browsers and IEE and stuff like that. But Babel is with our JavaScript stack. Then linters, if you want to get really busy with JavaScript and be good at it, you need to lin to your code. In my opinion, it makes your coding experience but also reading the code and doing code review and stuff like that. Way more pleasurable as you know that you can maintain standards. ESLint is a JavaScript linting package, which is in my opinion way better than Flake 8 for example. There are at the moment no official guidelines like PEP8 but there is a project called JavaScript standard style, which is a NPM module you can install and it has standard recommendations also. For the moment I think the most used standard style or most used coding guidelines are Airbnb coding guidelines. By the way, I have links to everything I'm mentioning here and I'll give you a link at the end of the talk. Then we have lots of different JavaScript modules and packages and we need to ship them out. Webpack is at the moment one of the most prominent tools for that. Webpack also does lots more. We've also already had a talk here at the Europe by talking about Webpack. It's a really powerful tool but it's also quite complex and still not very stable, at least in my opinion in like documentation terms and stuff like that. So when you bundle your assets, you need to invest a little bit time to get this one going on. Also at this point you probably want to collect and bundle all your other static day assets like CSS and SAS and stuff you want to pre-process and Webpack can do that for you too. Also Webpack includes some kind of pretty amazing stuff like tree shaking, which automatically can eliminate some dead code from your JavaScript that's not included in the production bundle if you just configure it right. Then after all these like build tools, you of course want to use some framework. This is the same kind of deal that usually when you start a Python project, you probably don't want to start from scratch. You select your favorite framework and start working. So the top three contenders in my book are Angular, React and View. If in your company one of these are already in use, use it just use that or if you know one already just use that, it doesn't really matter. But in case that you are not familiar with any framework so far, I would warmly recommend View, which is a... I've been working with View a lot and I've also been working with Django a lot. I think View is a little bit like a child of Django and Flask. Only it changed its gender to JavaScript. So it's really easy to get started. It has good documentation, which is unheard of in JavaScript world. It's lean and fast, but still robust enough to get you going with the really big project if you need to. And it has View X, which is kind of React, Redux kind of a data model too if you need one. So these new shiny things require new tools and they require new configuration, which is obviously kind of a pain in the butt. And whenever I usually have needed to delve into JavaScript configuration, I end up to the wrong page in Google and it makes me shame of myself and the world. So to help with that I have created an example project that uses Django and this stack I mentioned. And I just pushed it on the GitLab project, but it's not quite there yet, but we might have time to look at the code really quickly. The idea here is that you can get an idea what you need to get started with this kind of stack if you don't know what's going on. Examples from the JavaScript world with using the kind of frameworks like Django are really, really rare or they are non-existent and definitely no documentation exists anywhere. So I think this will help you to start away if you want to. So what about the actual topic of the talk? What is Pythonic JavaScript? This is by the way a real sign from Norway. I was very pleased when I saw that. Obviously this is a quite opinionated list. This is my opinion and your mileage may vary. But for me, Pythonic code is something you feel rather than measure. I think this comes down to the talk we had about beautiful code and I think Pythonic is a little bit same. But from JavaScript perspective, I think bundling your code into packages and into modules is the first thing you need to do. Namespaces are a honking great idea and stuff like that. So just use NPM. How many of you have worked with code like this in HTML when you have loads of script tags importing something and then in the HTML itself a script tag which has the actual code I have. Yeah, so most of us. The better way of doing is to put everything in one file with ES6 plus syntax and start with using strict mode. It prevents you from writing bad code and disables some bad features of the language and then you start importing the libraries. This first import is a require function which is a Node.js function. This is not native JavaScript. Some of the older libraries and some, well, some libraries still need this require and won't work well with the native imports. But some do, and then I added just to point out that it still might be hairy that sometimes you need to explicitly set something to window because some libraries just don't work, but this is what it is. And then you have the native module imports. Native imports in JavaScript look quite familiar for Pythonists and this is actually I really enjoy when I see this kind of JavaScript code. And the last one, we put everything, our code itself in ify, which is immediately invoked function expression, akafe. So everything puts in to here, won't leak outside. And now that I, after I wrote this, I figured out that when we are actually writing new JavaScript, it doesn't matter so much, but this is the way the old schoolers like to do it. And then at the end, it gets, the program gets run. So all you need to do on your HTML is add the one minified and ugly-fied and stuff JavaScript file that was bundled with Webpack. So that's the first thing. You bundled your files and instead of doing multiple imports and stuff like that, you collect MPN packages and you handle them in one place. That's kind of a way of working that we have been used to in like proper programming languages and now we can do it in JavaScript too. So that's kind of nice. Coding guidelines and the linking stuff is really important in my opinion. JavaScript obviously doesn't work like Python, which in Python, you can read other people's code quite easily. In JavaScript, you can't unless you have really good guidelines on how to write your code. So if you write, for example, for your company and you have several developers in your team, it really helps a lot if everybody writes consistent code and after you check the code in to the repository and it's been peer reviewed, no one should be able to tell who wrote the code. And when you link the code, it's quite easy to do and a strict code review, of course, helps. It's amazing how much better looking and better feel you get to a JavaScript file without doing anything else, but just like arranging it differently via the coding guidelines. It's amazing. And then the maybe obvious, maybe not thing, but semicolons are optional in JavaScript. So in my opinion, why use them? We are transpiling our code, so the transpiler adds them where it needs to automatically. Even if we do use them or don't use them, the transpiler doesn't care, so why should we? So like those list parenthesis, these might be elegant weapons like your father's parenthesis, but we don't need them, so let's not use them. So to recap, Python JavaScript in my opinion is modular. It consists of packages just like your Python project. It has a package JSON. You can import stuff there. You can keep separate projects in separate repos if you want to. It's testable and it's tested. You can actually test the code when you write it this way and it's easy to test. This is a big, big thing. Even if you have that one small JavaScript file in your project, if you write it this way, you can actually test it and then you know that when you change your Django model or whatever, when you run your front-end JavaScript tests, if they don't break, you are losing less sleep when you are pushing things to production. And when you link the code, it actually looks good and it looks similar to everybody else's code. And extra bonus, it's semicolon free. So I'm not really sure how much time we have left. 20 minutes. We can do at this point, I think, a short demo of the code I pushed. If I find my cursor from somewhere. Is it in? Nope. Here we go. Oops. Yes. Now we are sharing the same screen. So let's do this. Can you see this? All right. Let's start with the project. So this is the demo project. It's not quite finished yet, but it's just a basic Django skeleton with one app. And it has some static files. It has SAS file and a JavaScript file. The SAS file, how many of you know SAS? Okay, almost all. So SAS is a CSS kind of thingy that you can preprocess to CSS. We use this to render the CSS for the demo page, which looks like this. Just a really, really simple HTML page. And the whole JavaScript here is here. So if we go from top to bottom, we are in strict mode, and this hot module thing is a webpack helper. That is actually quite awesome thing. When you develop with webpack development server and you change your JavaScript code, the code gets updated in the browser automatically, and it doesn't mean the Django run server kind of refresh the whole page. It just refreshes the JavaScript, and it keeps the state. So imagine developing a huge JavaScript one page app that has loads of states, and it just changes one little thing. You don't need to refresh the page. Everything stays the same, and webpack just reloads it for you. Then we are using Vue and jQuery, and we are using the cookies module because we want to use this Ajax post method from jQuery with Django's CSR token. In the requires, this is pretty weird thing about webpack that I personally don't quite understand nor like, but if you can require anything that webpack can read. If you have a plugin for SAS, you can require SAS, but it just eats it for you. So if you want to do CSS or SAS with webpack, you need to require the files. And then the actual code is really simple Vue instance. So you attach the Vue instance to any HTML element, and this one has data element, so it's just like object variables here. This is totally not finished or even thought out yet, but I put something to get started. Computive methods are, think of them as Python properties, so this total sum acts like a property that automatically updates when you're variable updates, and then you have methods that are methods. We also have in Vue these special methods like created, which, as you might guess, gets run when the instance is created. At the moment this doesn't do quite nothing yet. It gets hooked into this main container, and then I think we have here, we have this V dash model, which is, where's my hard to see this one here. When we change V model in the form itself, it automatically updates in the Vue instance, and this would be really better if I could show you the actual page, but I think I'm not going to get it running at this point before we run out of time, but the idea here is that to get Vue going, you only need this really, really small instance of clean and easy to read and understand JavaScript, and other point here I wanted to explicitly made is that you can use it with your existing jQuery thingies. You can have your page full of jQuery thingies, but you can just add the Vue thing right next to it and it just works, or you can start with the clean slate like we did here and just do it. There's one more special thing here. This is something I wrote for myself as a helper for the webpack and production pushes, because we might next want to see the webpack config, so here we have webpack config, which is a JavaScript module that actually just requires another module based on the end variable we give it from the command line, and if we have dev end, we require some webpack things first and some plugins, and then we get git hash, explain it in a minute, and then webpack wants entries that it reads, and I've imported them from here, so you might have, we only have here just one JavaScript file, but for example in a typical Django project, you'd have one or two JavaScript files for every Django app you have, for example, and you can grow this list as large as you want, and webpack just, with this notation, you get one file for each entry, and you can bundle those entries too, and it gets really complicated, this is really, really simple stuff here, and for caching and for ease of production pushes, we use git hash in the bundle name, so automatically when you push your code and then build the static assets with webpack, the assets get named with the git hash, and then there are some dev server things and rules how to use JavaScript, what to do with JavaScript files, use them with Babel, and then there are test for view files, which we didn't get to see yet, and then there are SAS files and a list of plugins, and if I show you really quickly the template tag, I wrote the idea here is that in the template tag we do the same thing, we get the git hash and then the template tag outputs the script name for us, so in development we can use this demo file or in development we can have it on local server and in production wherever we want, and it just works automatically. So this is something you'll find from the git repo, I uploaded, and now if we can quickly back into the presentation to recap, semicolons in JavaScript are totally unnecessary when you use transpilers, note when you don't use transpilers, it's not 100% but it's 99% sure, but if you use transpilers, if you build this tag, it's pointless to use semicolons. There are tons of good tools and packages for JavaScript, so don't write stuff yourself, don't reinvent the wheel, the NPM is full of good stuff, also unfortunately bad stuff, there are easy to use frameworks and there are hard to use frameworks just like there are in Python, and turn on linting to every project, and it kind of is lipstick on a peak, but hey, that's JavaScript, but with good tools, you can actually have quite fun with JavaScript too. So yeah, when you do it like this, you can automate everything, you can have it in your production, QI builds just like every other language, so investing to this is a good thing, that's about it, thank you. Do we have time for any questions? Yes, we have time for questions, so any questions? No questions, there must be some. Yes, it's only a little question. When to use a require and when to use import? That's a good question. Use require when the import doesn't work basically. JavaScript packages are really, really poorly documented, but if the package is good, it works with import, if the package is older, it probably doesn't work with import, but if it uses like right spec, it just works with import, but you need to look at the documentation and basically almost every time you need to look at the source, because there is no documentation, so yeah, that's JavaScript for you, but that's a really good question. When you build your own stuff and when you try to evaluate what packages you want to use, select those that are like you can use with native imports and modules, because they are obviously better written and maintained. Hello, thank you for the talk. So there are certain actual Python, Python but then into web compiles. Okay, have you ever considered that for actual production use or just for sheds and giggles? I got to eat lots of those frameworks and I didn't even know that they existed. There are interesting takes on the topic and I think that if that's your thing, you want to write, for example, if you like TypeScript and that kind of stuff, then it might be for you and why not use it in production if it works. So I myself haven't wanted to go down to that route because I think the tools that are built with JavaScript, when you have the stack working, it works really well and all the tools and all the IDEs and stuff like that and debug tools and stuff like that already work, so I don't quite need to feel the need to keep in Python in that low level, but if it works for you, great. I would like to know if some big project actually uses that kind of transpider. Any other questions? No, thank you. Okay, thanks again.