I could put you down for how many copies? No, seriously. Yeah. No, we have we have this big Nintendo e3 extravaganza going on for days during e3 $3,500 worth of giveaways Like we have over 20 different companies partnering with us Yeah, dude, it's insane. So wait a sec. How many copies are you giving us for the giveaway? 25 are you? You you guys are awesome Hold on hold on Well, I got I got someone on the other line one second. Hello Hey, dog, how's it going Doug? Oh? Yeah, no, I'm looking at my e3 2019 badge like right here I mean it says I'm a gamer. So clearly I'm a verified actual gamer You know if you don't have something that says gamer on it, you know Yeah, no, what can I do for you man? You're here to verify some of these leaks I'm about to report here some of these rumors What's what's the deal on Breath of the Wild 2? You don't even like Zelda games Maybe you should quit your job and hire Reggie back at least then he could tease us about never getting mother 3 Wait a second You're giving us an exclusive demo of Breath of the Wild 2 The word debuting on our stream during E3. What is happening? Okay? Yep, oh man, I better go Oh, dude, they think thanks so much. Yeah, no, no, we'll meet we'll have a conversation Bowser Doug Bowser And what we'll have a combo next week. How's that sound? Oh?  All right. Yeah, bye I Better get ready here. I video to record link scurvo banjo You guys ready for this? You guys Weren't listening to that. Were you? Let's get it to the video here. We have a bunch of stuff to cover a couple pages here and Covers various rumors and leaks and all that I get it, okay I mean I would literally be tinfoil had in this video right now if I could find my tinfoil hat it like ran off on me I think the tinfoil hats getting tired of me using it as a crux But it doesn't matter because we're here with a bunch of stuff We have stuff about a new Donkey Kong game coming a new DK game coming from reliable sources We have information on potential new Metroid games and then in a tighter list of games that we're supposedly getting In 2021 in 2022 I assume some of this announced that E3 some of its ports and remakes some of its brand new games coming for third-party and First-party Nintendo what is going on? Let's get right into this and the first up originally I got this from Andres restart big shout out them He's helping us out with our E3 coverage this year He will be stopping on as a special guest might have him on a podcast episode as well during The it was there's just some plans happening behind the scenes here, but Andres restart reached out to our good friend our Good friend Samus Hunter 2 who has slowly become one of the best Nintendo leakers around and talked about Donkey Kong but before we get into it with a couple notes here first off There's a new Donkey Kong game supposedly being made by the Mario Odyssey team That's kind of what the big crux of this is and these rumors actually started a little while ago When Nate the hate aka Nate Drake at recent era Nate the hate go watch his podcast or go watch him on a spawncast every Saturday He posted on a recent area that a new Donkey Kong game is happening period He this is like a few months back So old old hat this rumor started a while ago and then it was backed up by another Supposed industry insider on recent era has been banned yet usually recent era bans people if they lie So it is what it is Zippo and he stated that a new Donkey Kong game is happening But he's not really sure if it's 3d, you know like Donkey Kong 64 style or if it's more like what we've gotten with the tropical freeze games And you know the Donkey Kong Country games, I should say so We'll see Andres restart though had this very interesting question for Samus Hunter 2 and that was hey What the hell do you know is going on with Donkey Kong? Have you heard anything here is Samus Hunter's very long response? Yes Early this year. I was able to find some information on many upcoming Nintendo projects slash plans It feels like I need to reach out to Samus Hunter figure out what that many projects and plans are Samus Hunter check your DMs And Donkey Kong was one of them I could only read small excerpts and unfortunately I don't have any pictures of the game for those that wonder why that matters Samus Hunter 2 has typically had screenshots and or images that go along with their information So doesn't this time around but admits to seeing something Nintendo plans to revitalize the Donkey Kong IP with the goal of making it as Popular as it was during the SNES and N64 era It's no coincidence that in addition to the game Nintendo is plans for a DK themed Super Nintendo World expansion which by the way, we've seen preliminary plans for this before so that is something We know exists and the recent update to Diddy Kong's artwork Which again, we also know happened is another step in making the characters more modern in their depiction The new artwork though is mainly related to just a general marketing thing and it's not something from a specific new game At most they might tie the artwork to a spin-off, but as far as I'm aware It's just a general marketing image as for the game It's a return to an in-house production under the guidance of EPD Tokyo team Which is also one of the groups that controls the Mario franchise. This is also one of the teams that worked on Mario Odyssey In the experts they talk about 3d environments But it's not clear if they just mean 3d like Mario Odyssey or designed in 2.5d like tropical freeze with 3d environments so Stopping there. I think this is highly interesting to consider because I can't remember the last time a Donkey Kong game a Full-blown Donkey Kong game was actually made in-house the country series was made by rare Right Donkey Kong 64 wasn't necessarily in-house either So like when's the last time they really went in-house Teddy Kong racing wasn't in-house. I Mean are we going all the way back to Donkey Kong in the arcades? I mean the og Donkey Kong overall is sold like over 60 million across all platforms It's ever been on in arcade units, right? the old-school Donkey Kong country back on SNES sold about 10 million and The only no country returns and don't come on tropical freeze have not come anywhere close to the sales of the original Donkey Kong So I think that they are looking at this as hey, you know what if we take Donkey Kong back and Do something with it internally and it's the 40th anniversary of Donkey Kong this year Maybe something magical can happen So we'll see We know they haven't really added new content to Odyssey 2 outside of that mini Luigi update And Luigi mode, you know the hide balloon thing. So I feel like Maybe instead of Odyssey 2 what we're really going to end up getting is a fully 3d Donkey Kong game made with the Mario Odyssey engine Now that would catch me by surprise That is a sort of e3 announcement that would come out of left field. So That's what Andres restart reported from Samus Hunter. Let's get into the solo stuff because we have a side note here Today Bowser plus DK. That's right Bowser plus Donkey Kong kicks off a Mario Kart tour today in Mario Kart 2 or for your phones So why is Donkey Kong getting more attention 40th anniversary, of course, but I'm just saying updated render Donkey Kong events. Is this leading into a Donkey Kong announcement? Just throwing it out there. All right next up we have a big long laundry list of stuff from a Twitter user known as Eclipse underscore TT dessert specifically for e3 2021 Although it's obvious some of this stuff would be announced at e3 2021 a big thing to also note in here before we get into it Is that there were some documents out there from this epic versus Apple lawsuit that showed the epic actually had plans to put Metroid aka Samus Iran into fortnight. We obviously know Halo for Master Chief was in there. We seen Tomb Raider Laura Croft You know Kratos So I think that this was a plan for fortnight to kind of bring the whole gaming industry together Nintendo has worked closely with epic in the past hence the fortnight bundled switch, but I Do wonder if they're waiting to announce it's like if it's possible the Samus is still coming to fortnight But that's like a e3 announcement to package along with some Metroid Prime 4 trailer or something like that Anyways, that's just that that's something on the side That's something we actually know it was a thing it came out of the lawsuit. All right All right, so the following are ports and or remastered like ports from other systems or remasters coming to switch According to at Eclipse underscore TT on Twitter who claims have multiple sources if he ends up wrong in this stuff We're never gonna cover him again. I don't I've gone back through this person's Twitter account They don't have a lot of leaks and rumors So it could be clout chasing. This is where the tinfoil hat comes into play I'm not sure on any of this stuff the prior stuff the Donkey Kong game that brief Samus fortnight thing that stuff I feel like has a lot of Value this following stuff is more like maybe a pipe dream, but it's not it's nothing too crazy That's that that's the thing. That's what makes it interesting So these are apparently games coming to switch not all the games But some games come into switch in 2021 and 2022 and the first batch here are ports and remasters including Dragon Ball Z Kakarok, which that's been rumored is coming to switch forever Dark Souls 2 remastered Tales of Destiny the original ps2 game that apparently will be remastered and come to switch I assume that will come to other platforms as well And apparently Zelda games including Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. So I mean That leads into all the other Zelda rumors, right? All right, these following games will be ported and possibly remastered But definitely ported fossil fighters from the DS slash through DS. I can see that getting like an HD treatment Time splitters, you know the back of the ps2 gamecube version Xbox version apparently that's going to be ported or remastered for switch Some Sonic game He was not specific on what Sonic game it's going to be but some sort of Sonic game from the past and then something Virtual boy related so some sort of virtual boy one of the virtual boy games or something maybe I don't know I'm just I'm just saying what he says here the following then are new games These are brand new entries in existing IPs or just brand new games in general So there'll be a new Mario Strikers a new warrior wear a new radiant Historia a new Metroid 2d side scroll which by the way, that's Following up other rumors that that might be coming a new Sonic spin-off game I mean, okay, Sonic is gaining popularity the movie did really well He's unsure about these last three He only has one source on them, but he put it out there anyways RIN ring fit adventure plus Which would not surprise me by the way we got we fit plus ring fit adventure plus But what's interesting about the ring fit adventure plus is he mentions new joy con features Does this mean we're getting new joy cons that have new features that want to be taken advantage of? Remember how we had we moat plus are we getting are we both to get joy con plus hence needing a ring fit adventure plus? I don't know. I know everyone wants new joy cons Switch pro we'll see I and then he says there's gonna be a me slash rock star game So essentially Nintendo's partnering with rock star letting them use me's to create sort of a guitar hero kind of game So that you know rock band style or something like that And then he's claims at least from one of his sources that there's gonna be a reboot of earthbound Which would then make a lot of sense why we haven't gotten mother three because they would have all their efforts put into a reboot now Again, I don't put a lot of stock in the things from at eclipse underscore TT We're covering him just because it's something but we can verify. It's something that we can point to it's not like going on a 4-champ thread where everything's anonymous and we have no idea no way to track things I could track this account I know who posted it and I can kind of go from there and if this stuff doesn't come true Then hey look at eclipse underscore TT just goes in the trash now like samus center though Samus center has been pretty legit. So it's why I want to separate things out We started with the stuff that's likely legit and then we went to the stuff that you know is hot trash now I do plan to reach out to samus center today and see if there is some additional Information on other games that samus center hasn't put out there yet that potentially we can maybe talk about in a future video Because I would like to get anything possible ready to go because I do want to have a massive e3 predictions video Coming out either as a podcast episode or just as a general piece to talk to you guys about my expectations for e3 So you guys let me know what you think about all these rumors down in the comments below Let me know what you think about these videos if you enjoyed this video drop a like be sure to check out our e3 2021 coverage. I know I did a little skit at the beginning, but I'm not even kidding when I say we're giving away $2500 worth of stuff during e3. We're gonna have over 345 winners. We're getting new partners every single day new commitments every single day from physical items to digital items to Consoles to accessories. It doesn't end. It's gonna be the biggest giveaway in channel history so many winners and competitions Entertainment value reactions game announcements new trailers breath of the wild to Get ready this e3 is going to be one of the biggest events in channel history And maybe one of the biggest events at least in my life so I Am the thing a robot dance from the center prime and as always I need to get back on the phone The Bowser's talking about breath of the wild to demos. I gotta I gotta get myself one of those so see you


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My research is about how religious scholars in Saudi Arabia understand Islamic law. So Saudi Arabia is a really interesting place to study Islamic law because it is the only major country in the world in which the legal system is almost entirely dominated by trained Islamic jurists. This means that all Saudi jurists are trained in Islamic law and they apply Islamic jurisprudence in their daily work at court. There is no written law in most areas of Saudi law. And instead the judges turn to Islamic jurisprudence which is a century old tradition of interpreting the foundational texts of Islam and most importantly the Quran, the holy book of Islam and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, the Sunnah. And they understand Islamic law as non-state law. There is no connection between the law applied in Saudi Arabia to the state in most questions. Technically speaking, from their perspective Islamic law has to be applied to all Muslims around the world. And in this particular paper I asked how legal change in Islamic law can take place under these circumstances. Because usually when we look at law reform in the Middle East we are usually associated with the state but what happens if there is no state that has control over the law? Can the law change without state interference? So in order to answer this very broad question I chose to focus on a case. I looked at the case of Khulla divorce which is the form of a type of divorce that is initiated by the wife. Unfortunately Islamic divorce law is a bit complicated since there are numerous forms, types of divorce. But very generally speaking we can say that the wife has limited access to divorce and the husband can divorce his wife without presenting any reasons. However the wife can go to court and she can file for divorce but at least according to mainstream jurisprudence she can only get the divorce if she presents some reasons for that. There has to be something wrong with the husband. For example if he hits her or if he doesn't pay maintenance and so on. But if she simply doesn't like to remain with her husband it will be very difficult for her to get the divorce. This shows that the question of Khulla divorce is one of the key questions if we look at how Islamic law can be more gender equal. In order to answer my question I combined the study of tax sources with field work in Saudi Arabia. I did a close reading of Saudi court judgments and I combined it with a deeper study of Islamic legal texts. My field work mostly consisted of interviews that I conducted in Saudi Arabia with leading Saudi Islamic scholars, judges but also with lawyers. There are a lot of challenges when you want to do field work in Saudi Arabia. At least at the time of my research it was impossible at least for a German citizen to just travel to Saudi Arabia. So I had to find another way. I had to apply for a research visa. To get the research visa took me more than a year. And when I was in Saudi Arabia I still had to get access to the jurists. So in the past Saudi jurists were known to be difficult to approach not only for foreign researchers like myself but also for other Saudis. They didn't like to talk about their work at court. They didn't like to talk about their ideas and they didn't publish court judgments and until the end of the 20th century they also didn't publish books. But in recent years the situation has changed completely. Now I found that many Saudi jurists are actually very interested in talking to an outsider and they love to change ideas. And they are especially interested how German law, the law I'm trained in answers certain questions that they face in their daily work at court. And this new openness enabled me to get a deeper insight into the Saudi legal system. What I found was surprising. I could observe that Saudi scholars without any state interference came up with a new approach to Islamic divorce law. Before the modern period very few scholars, often very obscure scholars allowed women to get a divorce without the consent of their husband. The major schools of Islamic law agreed that it would be only recommended for the husband to grant his wife a divorce if she wants to. But it was not mandatory. These divorce laws found their way into the laws of many Arab countries. And this didn't change until the year 2000 when the Egyptian government introduced a new law which allowed women to file for a divorce, to go to court and file for a divorce without the consent of their husbands. And this law caused great controversy in Egypt, but also among foreign observers. And many argued that the example of the Egyptian law would show that Islamic law can only be reformed with the state, that this would constitute a new age of Islamic jurisprudence which is dominated by the state. But if we look at Saudi Arabia, this notion is not quite true. From the middle of the 20th century onwards, Saudi scholars started to force husbands to grant their wives a divorce if they wanted to. And I found that this view became prevailing by the end of the 20th century. And today, there are very few people in the Saudi legal system, in the Saudi legal discourse that doubt that the woman should be granted a divorce if she doesn't want to remain with her husband. As one scholar told me, it would be something very normal and logical in today's world that the wife shouldn't remain in an unhappy marriage. But I want to emphasize, this does not mean that women in Saudi Arabia have equal rights. This is simply not true. But the case of Hula divorce shows us that Islamic law can develop without state interference. I think to analyze legal change in Islamic law can help us to better understand social and political developments in Muslim majority countries. Calls for reform are easily made, but if one wants to get into a dialogue, one has to understand how reform actually takes place. I think this is especially true for Saudi Arabia. The example of Hula can tell us a lot about the political developments inside the kingdom. Saudi Arabia is changing fast, and many of the changes have to do with changing interpretations of Islamic law. Like the ability for women to travel without the consent of their guardians or the lifting of the very controversial ban of female drivers. These all have to do with changes in Islamic law. Saudi Arabia is becoming more influential every day in the political landscape of the Middle East. The Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wants to make Saudi Arabia the leader of the Muslim world. And he wants to combine Islam with modernity. And I think we should closely follow on what this actually means in practice. You might say that Saudi Arabia and Saudi scholars that this is something very far from Europe or life in Europe. But Saudi scholars are increasingly influencing the thoughts of Muslims in Europe, due to their resources, their money, but also their impressive openness towards new technologies. If you look up a certain question of Islamic jurisprudence on the internet like is it allowed to eat a certain food, but also more political questions like is it allowed to join the police force or the military of a non-Muslim country, you most likely end up on a Saudi-sponsored website. On the one hand I think that the Saudi example can remind us to also pay attention to the role of jurists in other Muslim majority countries. We often look at the civil society when we analyze legal changes, which I think is very important. But we often neglect the role of the jurists. On the other hand, I think that there are many questions that still have to be answered on Saudi law. And the important developments about to happen. In early 2021, the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced a new law, a new family code. That probably will change the relationship between the scholars and the ruler, the Saudi King. But it will also have an impact on how Islamic law is practiced in Saudi courts. Will the jurists remain in control over the law or will the king take over the judiciary? What does this mean for the future of the Saudi kingdom? What are the implications for the future of Islamic jurisprudence in the contemporary world? I hope that more scholars focus on Saudi Arabia and help to answer these questions.


Well, a bit more information on the Desvue T3 teleprompter, because I may have been a bit hasty in my unboxing, but hey, we've only got a minute, haven't we? So this is the unit with the nice protective cover removed so that we can smudge the screen to our heart's content. And then now at the bottom I've attached this, which allows us to basically attach either an iPad or an iPhone to the bottom to be used as our teleprompter. And then I mentioned in the unboxing that you have all of these rings and those basically fit onto the filter ring of your lens. And then this simply slides over the top. So then it is suspended from the front of your camera like that. And I think this is a really neat way to use a teleprompter. I'd looked at some of the bigger versions, sort of the glide gear range that were sort of more, you have to actually fix the camera onto a stand that's part of the enclosure with a hood over the top. But this for me just looks a lot more simple and easier to take on and off. So more to come on this teleprompter.


Question is from Nathan N. Norman. I recently came across conflicting arguments regarding the correlation between lean muscle mass and resting metabolic rate. Why do you think most of these studies seem to suggest that the increase is fairly minimal? So I'm confused on what the question is here. I'll break it down for you. So what he's talking about is how, we talk about building muscle speeds up to metabolism. Then studies will come out showing one pound of muscle. You just addressed this. One pound of muscle only burns this many more calories. And adding five pounds of muscle isn't going to increase your metabolism. There's too many other variables that the study doesn't take into consideration. There's also this, is that when you're trying to build, when your body's trying to build, it just becomes less efficient with calories. So there is, yes, there is this caloric number. There is a certain amount of calories that muscle will build. And it's more than however many calories a pound of fat, for example, will end up burning. That's true. That number right there is not a ton, but there is this inefficiency that happens with calories. I've seen this time and time again with clients. I'll take a client and I'll have her gain four pounds of muscle, which if you do the direct, numbers should only boost your metabolism by about 50 calories a day, but I'm having her eat 600 or 700 more calories a day and she's getting leaner. I hate this and I get really irritated by the guys that try, the guys or girls that try and counter this message because I think it's a very good message. I think it's the right message to be telling people because more people need to strength train, more people need to be focused on building lean body mass because of how much it impacts your metabolism. And then out comes somebody, and I wish I knew who first did it because they deserve to be slapped for it, who comes out and isolates fat and muscle and then shows that it's not as what everyone's been exaggerating for every pound of, because I used to say this as a trainer to get this point across to my clients, I would actually relate it to a McDonald's Big Mac or remember this, I had the same spiel to everybody that listen, if we can put three to five pounds of muscle in your body, literally just getting that on your body, not losing any body fat, not changing anything you've got, you will be able to eat an additional 300 or so calories. That's like a Big Mac that you could have and cancel out and just to give them that visual and understanding of how important it was that we build muscle. And then of course later on comes out the study that show that that's not true, it's maybe five calories or whatever. Well, yeah, that's just measuring metabolically what muscle is doing and what fat is doing in the body and what it needs for energy. What you're not taking into consideration is the digestive system. You're not taking into consideration the signal that you're sending to build, the calories that are having to get allocated to recovery, to adaptation. There's more than just those. And we need to understand something that mammalian metabolism is extremely complex. I could probably say that it's the second most complex thing that we've observed in the universe right underneath, right below the brain, the human brain. So we don't know everything. Here's a good example. If you take somebody and you bump their calories a little bit, they start to burn more calories. They don't even have to do anything else. You just start bumping their calories a little bit and they start to burn more calories.  How is this happening? Even though there may be even no difference in tissue, you can measure the body fat and their muscle, nothing's changing, how are they burning more calories? We don't really know, but the best theory that I've heard is that your body can become more or less efficient with calories. Sending the signal to the body to build muscle promotes inefficiency with calories. It promotes a faster metabolism because you're trying to build muscle and other things are happening in the body. And again, I've seen this time and time again. I've had many clients who gained five pounds of muscle, not a lot, but their metabolism boost was massive and didn't directly correlate to the amount of muscle. I like this question because it creates a discussion around a topic that is nuanced and that I think it reminds me of my pet peeve of and why we do what we do is there's no study that could counter what I've seen on hundreds. I mean, I'm in the middle of it, like this exact topic right now is what I'm working with two female clients right now in building their metabolism and getting to eat more calories. And both of them, when I got ahold of them, and this is not even that long ago, we're eating 1,500 and 1,700 calories. And both of them are in the 2,200 and 2,300 calorie range right now and neither of them are putting weight on the scale.  And that short amount of time, I didn't put 30 pounds of muscle on them and based off of these studies that show that it's only a few calorie difference, that's what it would be. And I didn't build 30 pounds on these girls. And you wanna talk about studies, okay? So let's look at the studies where they're actually looking at people and seeing what happens when they diet and lift weights versus diet and do cardio versus just diet. These studies exist. That's okay, there's another thing. And you don't need a study to do this. Just check your own behaviors. I was just commenting to Katrina about how important it is for me to be a better husband and a better father to get my workouts in. Whenever I lift and get a good lift in early on in the day, when I come home, I notice I'm very aware of this. I start cleaning up around the house and I start doing things for an helper.  I just move less.  We're not measuring that. We're isolating just muscle and fat. We're not taking into consideration behaviors. That's a very good point. But even when you look at everything else, I just pulled up an easy study right here where they took participants, older participants and they compared fat loss with just diet plus walking, diet plus weight training or diet alone. Diet plus walking resulted in 16 pounds of fat loss. Diet plus weight training resulted in about 17 pounds of weight loss. Almost equivalent, right? But here's the difference. Muscle mass loss was four pounds with the diet plus walking. Diet alone resulted in less muscle mass loss than cardio or walking plus diet. Resistance training obviously resulted in no muscle mass loss. So what does that tell you? Well, that tells you that your body tries to adapt, it's metabolism tries to change things. Resistance training of all the forms of exercise is the one that promotes the faster metabolism. It's the one that promotes and the part of the way that promotes that is by keeping and building muscle, but it's not the only way. There are other things that are happening we quite don't understand, but I can tell you again, this much, I've worked with lots and lots of clients and when I have them lift weights and I have them change their nutrition, I can see big changes in how many calories they can eat and maintain their weight or get leaner. Big changes. I've had clients that went from 1200 calories to 2200 calories a day. I'm telling you, I'm in the middle of it right now. I haven't had to hold these girls longer than a couple months. In a couple months time, we've moved from 1500 up to 21, 2200 calories. Huge difference. And they are not 30 pounds bigger. They're the same weight I got a hold of them at. And that's the goal and I keep telling them is that my goal is to keep increasing your calories and see in that scale, just kind of hover around the same thing. They are weighing in at 121, 130, these are two girls' weights and they're sticking right at that weight and I'm just bumping calories, bumping calories. And now why is that beneficial? Well, it's beneficial because you live in a wonderful time with lots of food all around you. You live in a time where daily life is sedentary. You don't have to be strenuous and break your back. Having a faster metabolism or a more inefficient metabolism is an advantage. It just keeps you leaner. And how great is it gonna be for these two girls who initially, what they wanna do is lean out, right? How great is it gonna be for them when I get them up to 2700 calories? And I go, okay, it's time to diet down to 25 or 2,300 calories and they get to reduce down to- Down to a high amount. Yeah, 500 more calories and they were used to eating in the first place and their body starts leaning out. That's the beauty of it. And that is the real takeaway and message and the trainers out there or the scientists that are putting out the studies to try and counter this message, it irritates me because, yeah, the study is correct. Yes, when we measure it that way, but there's too many other factors, there's too many other unknowns and coming from people that have been doing this for a really long time, the impact that you make on somebody's metabolism by putting them on a strength-focused program and building muscle is unbelievable when it comes to metabolism.


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The best-kept secret in medicine is that, given the right conditions, the body can sometimes heal itself. And when it comes to cardiovascular disease, there's no substitute for nutritional excellence. So, Ornish, Pritikin, Barnard, Asselstyn, all the great names in evidence-based nutrition. But how many have heard about the CHIP program, the Coronary Health Improvement Project, a volunteer-run, community-based education program, educating physicians and patients alike about the power of nutrition as medicine. As perhaps the best investment we can make in the fight against heart disease. More effective, cheaper, safer, and what are the side effects? Improved overall health, and not just physical health. Lifestyle change programs such as CHIP, aimed at improving physical health behaviors, can likewise have a profound effect on mental health. Based on studies of thousands of individuals who went through the CHIP program, there were significant improvements in a number of sleep or stress disorders, like sleeping restlessly or not sleeping at all, stress, upset, fear, depression. Here are the numbers. Most of these cut in half all highly significant findings. The question is why? Well, the psychological well-being of the CHIP participants might have been positively affected by increasing feelings of empowerment and making strides towards reducing their body weight, improving other health indicators. As they start eating better and making strides, feelings of despair and failure may be replaced by a growing sense of accomplishment, increased social support, new sense of hope, or they may just be physically feeling better.  While these before-and-after results look great, what was missing? Right, a control group. Now you say, wait, they each acted as their own control before and after. Ah, but you're forgetting about the Hawthorne effect. Remember, just being in a study under observation can affect people's behavior.  So how much of these improvements would have happened without the CHIP program? Yeah, it's great that you can take a thousand people and markedly reduce their risk factor profiles for our leading killer in just four weeks, I mean, regardless. But to know exactly what role healthy eating and living advice can play, you need to put it to the test by performing randomized controlled trials. And as expected, there were small improvements, even in the control group, but for almost all variables, the CHIP intervention group showed significantly greater improvements. So much so as to have the potential to dramatically reduce the risk associated with common chronic diseases in the long term. Ironically, CHIP was so successful in the city of Rockford, Illinois that dozens of restaurants started offering special plant-based menu options so the control group might have been sneaking in some healthier meals, too. OK, but what about the mental health improvements? Our randomized controlled trial and those in the CHIP group showed significantly greater improvements in physical functioning, pain, general health perceptions, vitality, social functioning, emotional and mental health. For example, significant improvements in particularly mild to moderate depression compared to the control group. And not just right after the program ended, but six months later. So the CHIP acronym started out as the Coronary Health Improvement Project, but as study after study showed the efficacy of the intervention in addressing other chronic diseases, such as type 2 diabetes and even depression, it has since been renamed the Complete Health Improvement Program. As Hans Diehl, the founder of CHIP explains it, we as a society are largely at the mercy of powerful and manipulative marketing forces that basically tell us what to eat. Everywhere we look, we're being seduced to the good life, as marketers define it, but this so-called good life has produced in this country an avalanche of morbidity, immortality, disease and death. What he'd like to see in America is not this so-called good life, but the best life, a simpler lifestyle, characterized by eating more whole plant foods, in other words, foods as grown.


The 14th annual Unity Drag Show took place this semester on UC Berkeley stage, complete with student performances, an audience fashion show, and harm reduction resources for queer community members and allies alike. CalTV spoke with Alexis Emsh, a Berkeley first year and organizer of the drag show about the premise of the event. So I'm a part of Unity, which is like a theme program for queer students just to have like a community. And one of our like main events this year and like the semester was the drag show. A lot of Unity students were given the opportunity to work on the drag show because it's student run. And so I decided, yeah, I'm gonna do that. And so that's how I'm here at this drag show. And it's a lot of fun. You might be wondering, what is drag and who can do it? Drag performer and Berkeley student Vanity Fair believes that drag has no boundaries. Drag is for everyone. We're all drag queens, you know what I mean? We're all waking up and putting on whatever we feel confident in. That's what drag is. Drag is about expressing your confidence. And the thing about confidence is people don't know what it is, but we've put this tangible thing behind it. People either have it or don't have it, but in reality we all have it. It's just how loud we're gonna express it that way.  You just gotta let go of all those insecurities and all those fears that you feel about yourself. And just remember that you are an amazing person and that's what drag is. Drag is letting go and letting all this stuff that's dragging you down and expressing it in this character you've made. Hawke Anderson, resident director of the Unity Theme program, emphasized the importance of a drag event like this one on UC Berkeley's campus. This is a lot of folks' first time to see what drag was. There's a lot of people's first time being on the stage and even our DJ was their first time DJing an event like this. So the drag show is a first time for me folks to see what it means to be your authentic self and express yourself unapologetically. It's a space for folks to get excited and to support queer voices and queer spaces and performers and often the day it's a space to just be you. Alexis Hawke and Vanity Fair have some advice for allies, first time drag show goers and aspiring drag performers. Being able to experience this and seeing your peers like having the time of their lives is just so important for those who maybe want to start drag and didn't know or maybe just want to have a good time and have a space where they can authentically be themselves. Being in queer spaces can sometimes be intimidating and if you're unsure if you want to come to a drag show then that's probably the reason why you should come. It's a welcoming kind space with a lot of supporting people and you're going to be surrounded by people screaming and loving each other and being there for each other.  You're missing out on a way like this is something my friend who is LGBTQIA plus resonates with I can be an ally in that way even if I'm not queer. Along with that it's just you're missing out on one of the greatest experiences of your life. Stay tuned for next year's show because it truly is a memorable experience. This has been Mariana Garcia for Cal TV News.


Hi. Hello. Please introduce yourself. My name is Arthur Rabner. I'm founder of Hypervision. We're doing advanced optics for virtual reality, for future virtual reality. Future is coming. So, I just tried it just before and it was mind-blowing what you're doing in there. What's happening? How can you have the vision go all around on the sides? How does that work? So, first of all, the basic is to make this technology. What you see here is the pancake lenses. How pancake lens works. It's a folding optical path. So, instead of a big model, we have a very teeny model. But we also have a proprietary pancake lens design. So, we have very big i-box extended field of view for the same display size. We have more field of view than others. So, yes, this is a proprietary patented pancake lens model. Now, you asked me about this architecture. So, here for each eye we have two models. One for central vision and one for peripheral vision. So, and our patent here how to connect those two models together to have continuous panoramic image. And actually, we're covering here completely horizontal field of view of human vision. So, what's the secret? How do you make it? Is it secret? No, no, not secret. It's published, right? It's not a secret. So, you can see here connection between two pancake lens models on this line. Now, from the second side, you have display here and display here. They are not connected. But the recipe is to generate the same image somewhere here and somewhere here. So, after manipulation by the lenses, the rays that are going out of this line, those rays are connected. The rays that are coming from pixel here and from pixel here, they are connected. So, our eye cannot distinguish between this and this pixel. So, we see connection between two models. Well, can you try to hold it like this? Yes. Let me just see if I can capture anything. Is it possible to capture anything? Yeah, if you put your camera to infinity, maybe to two meters focus, you will be able to see in focus the image inside. Not autofocus, but fixed two-meter focus. Alright, I can see a little bit. Can you hold the camera for one second? Yes. Is it okay if I look in there? Yes. If you can try to film me? Yes. I'm totally surrounded by a VR experience that closes and seems to be smooth. It looks like the whole screen is together all around. It's such a cool experience. I feel like I'm looking at the future a little bit, like the future VR. Do you want to have a role to play in the future VR? We are making future VR, actually. This is our role. We already have a client that will use this architecture for advanced flight simulator. You know, in flight simulators you need peripheral vision stimulation, and that's what this architecture is doing. The crucial thing about this display industry is to make the second best thing to be there, right? And if you have a VR where you don't have the peripheral vision, it kind of breaks the illusion, right? And visually you don't feel there as much. But maybe with this you feel even more inside. Like in real life. We use our peripheral vision all the time. Right now I'm looking on you, but I feel what is going around me. So it's the same we need to have in virtual reality. Does it make sense to have it up and down and all everywhere? A bigger vertical field of view? Does that make sense? Yes, it makes sense. In our next reference design we are going to increase our vertical field of view. If it's 95 degrees we will increase it to 120 degrees. 220? No, 120. 120? 120 degrees vertical field of view. Alright. But horizontally we already have 240. Where are you based? In Israel. In Israel. How long time you've been working on this? This idea was from 2016, but we started to work on it actively three years ago. And how has it been here, the display week? A lot of people want to see this. A lot of people are asking to have a look to figure it out. Yeah, nobody has seen this architecture before. So actually, so on SPAER we are not long ago in February. First time we exposed this architecture. So most of people didn't see it and they managed to visit. Did you win the prize? Is it not yet announced or announced? Not yet announced. Not sure that the main focus for this prize is virtual reality. It's more for display technologies. So not sure that we will win the prize, but it could be a surprise. There's a lot of rumors on the internet that some company called Apple is going to launch some VR thing. There's going to be... There's already Microsoft tries something, Google maybe will... Facebook changed the name to VR. To Meta. Ah, Meta. So what's going to happen in the next two, three years? It depends on 5th of June when Apple, if Apple will finally release its headset and if it will be good. So other companies that currently are awaiting will go into this industry as well. And in five years every one of us will use virtual reality to make his life more efficient and more pleased. But Apple doesn't have this? So we wait for 5th of June. Alright, it's going to be exciting to see. And cool. Thanks a lot. What else in hardware is here? What is this PCB? This is of the shelf PCB that connects display ports. We have two display ports from here. We connect them to two PCBs here. And each PCB have a bridge to link the two displays. So we have four displays here. So we need two PCBs that connect display port to two MIPI interfaces of the displays. And do you like going around here the display week? Looking at the display makers, see what's available for your next prototype maybe? Because we need to cooperate with display makers. We mapped the display options. 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Playoff hockey is alive. It's the first round. If you don't tune in to the first round of the NHL Playoffs, you're just missing out on so much fun and drama and tension. And if you want to go to a game, go to Seat Geek and use code Johnboy, because they are the ones that are sponsoring this breakdown between the Flames and the Stars. And that's the play right there that's in question. A goal for the Flames to tie it up in the first. And the goalie looks at the ref and says, you're going to allow that? Really? He skated into me. The refs get together and think, maybe we should review this internally, or we just let it go to them. And then the coach says, what? And he says, he said you should challenge it. So they're going to challenge it. From this angle, it looks kind of like interference. This has been happening, I think this is like the third questionable goalie interference in the playoff so far. And yeah, I mean, you can see from that angle, it kind of looks like the goalie gets knocked to the ground, which then leads to the goal. But from all the other angles, you can kind of see that the contact with the goalie came outside the crease. The goalie makes the save with the right pad and then moves his left pad to catch the edge to start sliding. And that's where the contact comes. The skate goes into the crease right there of the guy in the Flames. But he's doing everything he can to avoid that. You can see him hop, skip, and jump. He puts on the brakes here to go around and then jumps around. And he never really gets inside the crease. The woman behind the coach is really excited. Woo!  That's amazing. So she is amped up, but she's not going to be soon because the refs are looking at it. Coach is waiting patiently. The refs are looking at it. Coach is waiting patiently. After video review, there is no goal tender at it. Oh, oh, he can't believe it. He can't believe it. What were they looking at? That's unfucking real. Ugh.   Can't believe it. Not happy. He's going to bang the glass here. All right, ready? One, two, three, get mad. Bam!   Not happy. Shaking his head. Not happy at all. We got that. Just assures the team right. We got that. Don't worry guys, we're going to get that one back. We're going to win this game. And they did. They did. They did have that. I don't know. If you punched the glass, I know the glass is thick and all, but you'd expect the guy texting, not paying attention behind you to have some reaction. Like to be startled in any way. I know he's, you know, I think he's the oldest coach in NHL, but just nothing, just nothing doing from that guy. If you want to go to a game and see a coach punch the glass, you just got to go to Seat Geek, find the best tickets. They make it easy. They put the best deal in green so it's easier to find good tickets. Bad deals are in red so you don't buy them. And you can go through the game and you can go to a game and you can see this. Thanks Seat Geek.