Hi guys, welcome back to comic-getting TV. We're all geek culture collides today on our pop review We're gonna be taking a look at the pop movies number six Gremlins vinyl figure. All right, as I said, this is the pop movies Gremlins vinyl figure pop movies number six Gremlins They did not leave they did not put the name of The vinyl figure on the box As you can see this is stripe But they just left a very generic Gremlins vinyl figure very nice Woodwork border there got the Gremlins logo Got a stripe right here on the front nice little window box as you'll usual from Funko Pop Nice little wood grain finished there Collect the entire line of Funko Pop movie super stylized vinyl figures. They'll throw you distributed by Funko www.funko.com WB Gremlins and all related characters and omens are trademark of and copyright Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. WB Shield trademarked and copyright Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. I'm guessing this means For ages five and up We'll be right back. We're gonna open this guy up. We're gonna take a look at him as you guys tell there He is slightly off-balanced. He doesn't stand too terribly well He probably should have came with this display base I had him here on my turntable and he stood okay for a little while But then once it can pleats that first rotation He kind of just topples over so that's not good. They really should have included its display base and Before you guys say anything Here's the clam shell There is no place for display base and there was not one Included in the box So now that we got that out of the way Let's go ahead and what to kind of lean them up against there See how tall this guy is He is just about four inches tall maybe a little bit under and That's compared with Harley Quinn Pretty close to the same size So this is a pretty good likeness of stripe. I always called him spike for the longest time as a kid anyway But his name is Stripe and As you can tell with most Funko pops this head does spin all the way around He has a nice white mohawk there This is from the first gremlins movie since with gremlins 2 he had more of the prongs more like a Liberty spike type Mohawk going down the paint job isn't too bad There are a few smudge marks quality control issues But with this type of Funko Actually adds character to it. They did raise the eyes up The eyelids and the eyebrows up off the pop and this one unlike some many of the others Does actually have a mouth I'm not really sure why they squared off his tail Because it should really come to a point. So I'm not really sure what's going on there Why they designed it like that still not too bad. I Just really wish they would have included a display base with this guy However, I am an in-the-box collector. So it's going to go Back in the box and displayed like that But it just it would have been really nice To be able to film this With him on the turntable But as I said As soon as he right before he completes the first rotation He topples over. Oh, wow. He actually made it that time. Gremlins is an American comedic horror film which came out in 1984 the year after I was born It was directed by Joe Dante and released by Warner Brothers Steven Spielberg was the executive producer on the movie and I have to say this was One of my all-time favorite cult classic films. The first one was more horror Then the second one the second one was more comedy However, both of them in my opinion are equally good. I remember when The trailer for the second one first came out my cousin and I would Discuss it back and forth for hours on it. We just the trailer Seemed so awesome. It was cool to see a spider gremlin and a bat gremlin and just Amazing and the first one I remember watching it on TV Think it is on ABC or something like that But I remember I just grabbed my attention because it's just so Somewhat funny, but is like I said the first one is more horror Than comedy as you can see there. There is some paint smudging But like I said with these gremlin with at least with this gremlin Final figure it actually Kind of adds to it Rather than takes away with takes away from it like with some of the other Funko pops do you really like how they? carved the Chest scales in there. You got some paint bleeding on the fingernails or claws should say Overall not a bad pop I Kind of up in the air on this because Number one First thing the balance issues balance For out of the box collectors, I would not recommend this pop Because you're just gonna have to lean them up against the wall Not really much else you can do because he will topple over Now for in the box displays as I showed you guys before It's just it's Somewhat generic, you know, you got the gremlins logo up here, but gremlins vinyl figure That's uh, they should have at least put stripe on there Instead of just gremlins vinyl figure put stripe vinyl figure But overall the box is pretty nice This is definitely an in-the-box display as I said But overall not a bad vinyl figure They do really need to double check They really need to do something about quality control This is not the first pop I've had where Where the paint was bled off like see on the eyes there that kind of takes away from it Other smudge marks like on the skin and everything I can deal with But like they're on the ears and around the eyes and Then like the claws Those are some of the places that you don't want your pop to Have paint bleeding or smudges or whatever it just it takes away from the quality Other places like the stripes on his Skin or whatever I could see the smudges it adds to the character But not on places where the paint is supposed to be sharp You know along the edges of the eyes along the ears and the claws Three places You'd really want to have that quality control and then you know you got the hair the whites Bleeding off onto the skin there. That's Okay for four places So there you have it guys on this week's October pop review pop movies number six gremlins vinyl figure Have a happy Halloween guys join us next week when I review the pop movies Halloween number three Michael Myers


missing stones with the box 13388. Hey, Bolo buddies, thanks for watching.  Alright, what we're gonna talk about in this video is brooches, rhinestone brooches that are missing stones and this one I pulled up on Terapeak just to get you the actual sold price and it sold for a hundred and eighty five dollars. So let's take a peek at what it looks like and you can see right here is the missing stone. So a hundred and eighty five dollars. This is a rare Nolan Miller vintage crystal keystone ruffle brooch pin missing one stone. Now, I have never heard of the brand Nolan Miller. I don't know if you have. I'm looking for a marking. I'm not seeing maybe right there. I'm not really sure. There's no close-up of the marking, but there is a close-up of the missing stone right here. So still sold for a hundred and eighty five dollars. The next one is this vintage Traffari sterling silver birds on a branch pin brooch missing stones from the 1950s and we will take a peek. This one is sterling silver. So it does have value in silver and I'm gonna zoom in here and you can see the markings right here and the crown Traffari. If it is crown Traffari, it will have a little crown over the top. I do know that much. I'm trying to see the missing stones on this one. It's kind of hard to tell. So they did put it in the title, which I think is a smart thing to do. Let's go on to the next one. This is another one that the best offer was taken of two hundred dollars. This one is I believe it's pronounced Shriner and they're calling it a turtle brooch missing one stone and it looks like the stone is missing right here. So they took a best offer of two hundred. That's a pretty big stone. Probably gonna be hard to find an exact match but because it is a good brand, somebody is probably gonna look for that stone and replace it. So they're gonna need to find another one that is the same or similar. But look at that two hundred dollars and it's missing a ginormous stone. Okay, I don't know if it's ginormous, but a big one. This is a Boucher or Boucher. I'm not sure how to pronounce it. It's signed and numbered peacock pen and it is missing one stone. This one sold for two hundred and sixty five dollars. So what I did is I went in and I looked to see if there was feedback. If there was no feedback, I went to look and see if the item was re-listed and if not, not re-listed and there's no feedback. I'm gonna assume that because it was not re-listed that the item had a good that it sold that it was paid for. Here's your markings on the back. Missing a small blue stone and they're pointing to it. Right there. Okay, so you can see I like how they did the pictures. You know exactly what you're getting. You know which stone is missing. And I want to see if I can zoom in for you guys right here is the brand. Okay? Great brand to pick up and you can see on this one. I check the feedback and they did pay for the item. So that is one tool that I used to see if the items actually sold because anybody can get on here and look at solds and tell you, oh my goodness, look it sold for this. But what we really need to know is did the item actually sell? So this is a good way to verify it with feedback to check and see if the item was re-listed because as a seller, I know that if I have a high dollar item and the buyer does not pay, the first thing I do is I re-listed. This one is an Eisenberg rhinestone large pearl brass color brooch. Beautiful, but this one is missing the pin. This sold for 305. Again, it was not re-listed. There was no feedback, but I want you to look at the condition of this. Another thing that you can do and it's marked right here Eisenberg and there is no pin. 305 is what this ended for on auction. I'm going to show you another tip here in a second. If you click on four bids, one thing you can also look at is how many bidders there were only four, but the high bidder has over 3,000 feedback. If this said one, two, three, maybe I would question whether or not they paid, but typically people that have 3,000 feedback are probably going to pay. The next item, oh, I'm sorry. Oh, nope. This is a new one. This is another Eisenberg. It's sterling silver also. They took a best offer of $280. So if you look right here, it was originally 495, best offer of 280 and it says missing stones. So we're going to take a peek here and maybe a stone missing there. It's a little harder to tell on this one. Let's see. Right there. Missing a stone right there. So it's missing multiple little rhinestones. I will say the little rhinestones are easier to find. Here's your signature on the back. Great to know. You know that if they're selling missing stones for this price, that they're going to be selling for more if they actually have all the parts and pieces. So somebody could easily fix this one. The next one is a vintage Christian Dior brooch glass. You guys told me how to say this, but I forget how to say it. G-R-I-P-O-I-X signed 1966 Missing One Stone and it's missing this stone. So again, probably going to be a little bit harder to find. Sold for $660. And again, this one was not re-listed. I'm going to see if we can zoom in here. Here is your marking and let's look at the bid history. 12 bids, 11 bidders and 179 feedback on this one, but the person before that had 3,000 and 485, 5,000. So all of these buyers have decent feedback. So that tells me that this brooch is going to sell for big money in this range, even if this person didn't pay. There was no feedback, but the item was not re-listed and this ended February 2nd. The next item is this Mazur brooch to earrings, rare silver-toned red glass rhinestones, missing one stone. So brooch to earrings, $740. And let's see if we can find the missing rhinestone. Sometimes they're hard to find. This is how it comes apart. And I'm trying to figure out how these are earrings. I don't think those are earrings. I think this is a duet brooch. I don't think, because I could be wrong. What do you guys think? I know that, is it Coro that makes, yeah, Coro makes the duet brooches. I'm gonna say this is probably a duet brooch and those are not earrings because that might hurt your ear, right? I wish I could see the backs better. They show it, but I'm, I want to see the inside, you know, to see if it's actually like a clip on. It could be, I could be wrong. Let's see. One red stone missing and has a pin back closure. The earrings have clip-on closures and are also in great condition. Yeah, so I would have to really see the inside to know if those are actually clip-ons or just how it clips on to the pin. $740. The winning buyer had 2,611 feedback, so no feedback left on that one and it was not relisted. Here is a vintage Alfred Felipe invisible waffle glass Traffari Brout brooch missing stones with the box 1,38388 And here it is and you can see I see a stone missing here. It says missing stones, maybe here. Let's see, let's keep looking. Sometimes like I said, it's just hard to tell. Is there something missing right there? Oh, maybe right there. So that'd be harder to fix. This would probably be possible. You'd just have to find the right stone. So let's look at the bid history. Oh, look at this you guys. 12,000 feedback on that one. So I'm guessing this definitely got paid for. No feedback was not relisted. This person had 485, but even if they didn't pay and they sent a second chance offer, I'm guessing that person would pay. So more than likely a good sale. Now this one is the shocker. Are you ready? Vintage bird brooch, marked boucher or boucher, missing some stones and guys, the head is missing. It's missing the head and it's still sold. Let's look at the pictures. There's your mark. There's your mark. It's missing the head. Would you have listed this? Let me know in the comments. Here we go. Let's look at the bid history. 254, 184, 234. This one didn't go super high, but there were 14 unique bidders on this and the thing had no head and everything was okay. Thank you very much. So this person gave positive feedback to their headless bird. All right, you guys. This was just a short quick video to let you know that sometimes even broken and defective items still have value. All of these brooches sold for over $100. One sold for over a thousand. That is absolutely crazy. So definitely be on the lookout. Thanks for watching. Check out my brooches, clip-on earrings, vintage necklace, is different jewelry videos like this. They're called category videos and I have a whole playlist. I do stuffed animals and other things also, but I'm guessing if you're watching this you're into jewelry. So check it out. Also, check me out on what not. I do untanglings where I just dump a bunch of jewelry and I grab and sell. I would love to see you guys over there. I'm Bolo Buddies over there. There's a link down below. It's my referral link. You will get $15 to shop if you use that. So hope to see you at a future show and thanks for watching.


Graph improvements in Moodle 3.2 Graphs and charts in Moodle 3.2 are fully responsive, resizing to fit your device. Data for each bar in a chart is displayed when hovering over it, and data is also presented in a table for accessibility. In this example, our teacher is looking at quiz results for his class. Hovering over each bar displays its information, and a link below shows the chart data in a table. Here, our student is checking the results of a choice activity. She can see the percentage responses for each choice, and again is able to access the data in an alternative format. Having completed a feedback activity, she is now able to view the analysis in graph form. The chart resizes so she can view it easily on her mobile phone. Finally, in this example, the teacher is looking at the logs link in our student's profile. He can see a graph of her recent activity in the course, and how many times she visited each day. To summarise, graphs and charts are responsive, and data is also provided in a table in Moodle 3.2.


The target of this presentation is to show the advantage of an integrated protection for power over Ethernet. PoE. Ethernet is everywhere. Most of you know and probably use it. It is one of the most popular links for data transfer. The big advantage? It is plug and play. The main disadvantage? It requires a power adapter. PoE embeds a 48 volt power supply up to 15 watt for standard PoE and 30 watt for the PoE plus. For backwards compatibility, PoE and PoE plus are fully compatible in terms of Ethernet data. It uses the same RJ45 plug and the same cable, so it is transparent to the user. Most of the small applications such as cameras, small Wi-Fi routers, IP phones can be supplied by a PoE switch. For a basic PC printer user, the interest may probably be low because an AC adapter will be required in any case. Removing the requirement for an AC adapter makes applications more cost effective. They are less expensive and cheaper to install as there is no need to get a power cable nearby. PoE is made of three parts. The terminal such as a camera or an IP phone also called the power device, PD. This part transmits and receives data as well as receiving power. The cable to transmit data and power. This is the same cable as for Ethernet. The last part is the power sourcing equipment, PSE. This part transmits and receives as well as delivering power. How does it work? For data, there is no difference with Ethernet. Each differential pair transmits data. To deliver power on the PSE side, the midpoint of one transformer is connected to ground and midpoint of a second one to minus 48 volts. On the PD side, the same connection is made and a DC to DC converter provides the correct DC voltages for the internal circuit boards. To better understand, here is the schematic for two power over Ethernet links. To make it more readable, we have represented a 100 megabit per second line, where only two pairs are used for data, but the concept is the same for one or 10 gigabit per second links. On some applications, the minus 48 volts is directly provided by the PSE controller. In this schematic, we use power MOSFETs. On the power device side, a basic diode bridge and a small DC to DC converter delivers the required voltage, for instance, for a camera. In theory, this works well, but in practice, cables are often subject to electrical disturbances and required to comply with surge standards such as IEC 61000-4-5. In that case, protection is required for both data and power supply lines. In most applications, protection is achieved by a TVS, such as a SMBJ58A or SM6068A on each power supply. All these protection devices are general purpose protection, specified with 10 by 1000 microsecond surge. But the question is, is it the right way to specify this protection? To answer this, let's take a look at the standards generally used. The IEC 61000-4-5. IEC 61000-4-5 is defined to simulate lightning and industrial disturbances. It specifies the environment, which is depending on where the equipment is located. Let's focus on the most used classes, class 1 and class 2. Depending on the environment, various surge levels must be applied. Ethernet equipment must generally comply with class 1, 500 volt surge, or class 2, 1 kilovolt surge. IEC 61000-4-5 specifies other voltages, but they are generally not used for PoE. IEC 61000-4-5 defines three different surge impedances for the surge generator. For power supply lines, the surge generator is used alone with its 2 ohm internal resistance, or with an additional 10 ohm resistor. For data lines, and this is a case for Ethernet and Ethernet PoE, an additional 40 ohm resistor is used. This leads to a current of 12 or 24 amps. The IEC surge generator is a combination wave generator, which means the voltage waveform in an open mode, 1.2 by 50 microseconds, is different from the current waveform in short circuit, 8 by 20 microseconds. Required surge specification is 8 by 20 microseconds and not 10 by 1000 microseconds. General purpose protection is, therefore, not well specified for this particular application. Many of the applications embed several Ethernet ports, and quite often the number of ports is a multiple of four. All equipments embed one SMA or SMB device per connector. As the number of connectors is a multiple of four, ST microelectronics has implemented four protection devices and four capacitances in an SO8 package. As we are talking about DC lines, there is no specific recommendation for layout, so there is no issue to use an integrated solution. ST's PEP01-5841 or PEP01 has been designed and specified to meet IEC 61000-4-5 with 1 kilovolt, 24 amps, and a maximum clamping voltage, VCL, equal to 100 volts, which generally corresponds to the technology of the power source equipment controller or to those of the power MOSFETs. As routers and switches embed more and more lines per board, space saving is a key point. Comparing four SMB packages, plus four capacitors, occupying 82 square millimeters total, without taking into account the space between the packages, and the 30 square millimeters of the SO8 package, ST's PEP01 provides a space saving of 74 percent. The SMB-J58A is a general purpose protection manufactured by several suppliers, with a maximum leakage current of one microampere at 25 Celsius degrees, at 58 volt, and with a surge specification defined in 10 by 1000 microseconds instead of 8 by 20 microseconds. The PEP01 is defined according to telecom operating temperature range, which is up to plus 85 Celsius degrees, with a maximum leakage current of one microampere at 85 Celsius degrees, and only 0.2 microampere at 25 Celsius degrees. This is five times lower than all our competitors. The PEP01 provides two big advantages regarding surge capability. First, it is rated with 24 amperes, 8 by 20 microsecond surge, to comply with IEC 61000-4-5 1 kilovolt. Second, the maximum clamping voltage is 100 volts to be compatible with PoE, controller technology, or 100 volt power MOSFETs. We also specify the dynamic resistance, RD, to calculate the maximum clamping voltage, VCL, whatever the surge current is, with a formula given in the data sheet. Last but not least, alpha T can be used to calculate the maximum clamping voltage, VCL max, depending on the temperature, with a formula given in the data sheet. In this case, the PSE controller embeds the power MOSFETs to deliver power. The PEP01 is used to protect the PSE controller. On this schematic, the PSE controller does not embed power MOSFETs. It is required to add them externally. The PEP01 is used to protect the four MOSFETs. The PEP01 is used to protect according to IEC 61000-4-5 up to 1 kilovolt. In the case of a harsh environment, it can be necessary to protect against 2 kilovolts. The use of discrete devices, such as SMBJ58A series, imposes to pair up two devices in parallel or to use one SMCJ58A per PoE power supply. One of the advantages of the integrated protection is the possibility to increase the surge capability without pairing up the protection because the four cells have the same characteristics. Then, paralleling two cells is possible with a 50% sharing of the current in each TVS. In this case, layout is sensitive to keep the same resistance and inductance for each cell to have good current sharing. This achieves a protection according to IEC 61000-4-5 at 2 kilovolts under 42 ohms. To summarize, the integration of four protection devices and capacitance allows to save PCB area or to have more lines per board, making applications more compact and cost effective. The equipment will be fully protected according to IEC 61000-4-5 up to 2 kilovolts. The design of the PEP01 is made to be compatible with PoE controller and power MOSFET technologies, which are generally 100 volt rated. The PEP01 is rated with a low leakage current at 85 Celsius degrees to limit power consumption. This protection has been developed according to IEEE 802-3AF and IEEE 802-3AT. This device is a cost effective solution to protect PoE equipment because it contributes to reduce the PCB area. The PEP01 is correctly specified according to IEC 61000-4-5 to avoid field return and is more cost effective than using four SMBJ58A devices. For more information, visit our website at www.st.com.pep01. Thank you for your attention.


Hey, welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go five days a week, we go seven hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNN.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on, the rows so everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's a TGIF folks, let's make it a great one. Always do your best, take action on your ideas. This is a great card. Doing your best to be able to take action on your ideas. You have many great ideas in your head, but without action, upon that idea, there'd be no manifestation, no results, and no reward. Mockin' the wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries up 71, Nasdaq down 39, S&Ps off two. Gold, Gold contract down $1.60, trading at 2,035 an ounce. We had Silver down 4 cents, $22.88 an ounce, LightSuite crewed up 69 cents. $78.04 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note. Down seven ticks, trading $1.1103, the 30-year. Down four ticks at $1.1922, and King dollar, King dollar right now, trading, where are ya? Where'd you just hide? Was down about 145 ticks. Where'd you go? There we go. Down 142 ticks, trading 103, 432, Euro at 108, Yen 148, British pound at 127 to one, US dollar. Our phone number's<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. I want to know what's going on in your world, and the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at it. What do you have? Well, let's go into the futures first. You got a flat market out here today. You've added a small spread in the S&Ps. We've gone from 48, 98, 49, 34. It's not a bad spread, actually, it's at 36 points. That being said, coming into the close, I expect what you're gonna see here is you're gonna try to get to a higher price. You know, what we're at right now is that we're at, folks, is that that was the down bar that was established out here right after noon this morning. We've been on three bars here trying to take it out, thus far, we haven't done it. Now the reason that I'm saying that we're gonna go into the highs versus the lows has to do with when the last time we got down to the lows, which is about an hour ago, you can see that there's just no sellers down here. It's not that there's not a lot of buyers, but when there's no sellers, it doesn't take much to go higher. And then if we take this and put this on a weekly, what you're going to see is that we're already at a high or high on a weekly. So when you finish up the day, traders are gonna be looking at that. You're gonna say, okay, I see, take a look at the spy. Well, the spy hit a high this week of the four, 89, oh, it's just today, 489.12. And right now you're 487.84. We go into the end of the X100, we take a look at the cues. What we have out here with the cues today is that you're backing down, you're down two bucks. That being said, the good drama's coming into you, or you're coming into 44 million, you've done 29 thus far. This still wants higher price too. And then if we take this, let me just put this on a weekly. Yeah, that's interesting too, even with a down day today, we're still gonna have a higher high on the weekly inside of the NDX100. And if we go inside the NDX100 today, look at the strength versus the weakness. You know, you get Airbnb up 5.7, McConnell, Libre 3, Chowder 2, taking away from it Intel, Intel's down 12%, clacked down into 6%. I always say general foods on our global foundries down 4.7%. We go into the note and bond market. Now notes and bonds have been trying to get off the lows. And each day, just as the market has been going back and forth, so has in the note and bond market. So what we did out here today is that you got to a price point of the 111.18. You only did 1.3 million contracts, which is way too light. And bottom line gave it up in price. So we haven't had any movement the last six days inside of the tenure, meaning it's a consolidation going sideways. Right now the tenure is yielding 4.15. And we go into the gold market, we take a look at gold. That's also been, what gold has done is that we rejected lower price yesterday. You know, we're not getting any follow through to.   The reduction in volume is huge out here today. So that's not a good indication that you want higher price. And then we go over to the dollar. We take a look at the dollar and what we have with the dollar is that also been a sideways movement for quite some time now, two weeks. And bottom line is that if you get a breakdown town, that's where the S&P and the commodities want to go high. You get a break up town, it's just going to be just the opposite. And it's vacillating right around these numbers. You know, it almost reached the 0.50. The 0.50 is the trading at the one of, approximately the 104 area. On Tuesday, we almost got there. You know, but it sells a real good shot to get there. Let's put it that way. That's how this is setting up right now. Tesla just continues to go lower. I think it's so interesting about Tesla. So, you know, of course Musk blew his brains out of buying Twitter, but when you actually look at Tesla, the bottom line is if he had kept the shares, right?  He was selling up here at 400 folks. Tesla right now is trading 182 and wants to trade down to the one. Yeah, it looks like he's going to trade down at 101 again. So it's pretty amazing when you think about Tommy, you know, he's talking about the pay package again and all this. It'd be really interesting. He's going to, he ends up getting the same type of pay package, but yet the stock stock doubted in the hundreds somewhere. Just ram it up to 400 again.  There's no two ways about that. Dow, Dow investors right now up 62, the Nasdaq's down 38, S&Ps are off two and a half. We have the gold contract trading flat basically 2035 and Sarah there folks, come right back.


Hi, I'm Ava. I'm a new intern here at ACMI. Come on in. That's so great to have you in the studio today. Hi, I'm so glad to be here. It's beautiful. I'm loving it. Yeah. So, you know, we like to ask our interns a few questions about themselves, try to get to know you a little better. So, you know, tell me a little bit about yourself. What's your favorite movie? Sure. Well, my favorite movie is Always Before Sunrise. That's my go-to. It's amazing. I've been working on my English recently. Would you want to talk in English? Just for laughs? Yeah, okay. That's a good idea. Um... I don't think I'm going to be able to make it for lunch today. I'm sorry. I... I met a guy on the train and I got off with him in Vienna. We're still there.  Probably. Okay, so our next question for you is, um, why ACMI? Why ACMI? Well, I have always wanted to work with cameras and make films, and I'm really interested in the news, and it's really hard to find an opportunity where you can really be actively involved in the whole production process, and ACMI offered that, and I'm really excited to be here. Sounds like a fun game. Okay, teachers in a lie. Let's do it. One, my favorite food is plain pasta. Two, I have zero siblings. Three, I love roller coasters. What do you think? You're correct. You already know me. Great interview. Thank you. David, I'm in turning at ACMI. What are you doing here? Well, it was last September, and the Tufts Career Fair was coming up. I was looking at the organizations that would be in attendance, and then suddenly something caught my eye. A little media production organization called ACMI. I didn't have any experience in media production, but I love trying out new things, and it seemed like a super interesting opportunity. When I got to the career fair, I found myself face-to-face with Jeff, J.B. and James. They told me all about the ACMI internship, and it sounded like a really great program where I'd be able to try out all kinds of roles and get great hands-on experience. I was sold, and that's why I'm here now. Can you believe that we're both here, and we're both seniors at Tufts University, and we're both from New York City? You know, to really test how well you know me, I'm going to tell you two truths and one lie. You don't have to tell me which one is which. Game on. One, I studied abroad in Madrid last spring. Two, I played the violin. Three, I went to the Youth Olympics for gymnastics. David, I literally saw you play violin when we were abroad together in Madrid.  I guess you really do know me well. Well, I'm so excited to intern with you at ACMI this semester. It's going to be a great time. How do I even start this Meet the Interns video? I mean, what is there even to talk about? Yeah, I mean, logically speaking, I could say, I'm L.A. Sayobihil. I'm from Denver, Colorado. Hearing none, seeing none. I should probably take a break with my favorite movie. I know I should run to Tufts Television to get some equipment. That should help. There's way more to say. I mean, I'm a senior at Tufts studying film. Yeah, they probably want to know why I want to intern at ACMI. I mean, I love film and television production. I love the idea of working for a community. I should probably talk about my interests in production. I love cinematography. I could probably show them clips like that short film I worked on last semester. The Food One. And then I could probably show them my final. Well, a Tufts One Lie thing would be cool. Like maybe I've met Jason Lamoa. Maybe I'm the youngest of nine siblings. And maybe I can't swim. I couldn't imagine having one sibling, let alone eight. That was easy. Hey, Karen. How are you? I'm good. Just starting to fall internship. It's overwhelming. But it's so fun. I meet new people and learning a lot. You just started at the passing school of design. Yeah, and I'm loving it. But, oh, it's so much work, though. I barely have enough time to veg and watch a TV show, let alone do anything else. What are you watching as your favorite TV show? You told me once, but these days I'm lucky enough if I remember my own name. Gilmore Girls. Some people call it DG to give it that cool vibe. Is that the one with the mother and the daughter and their, like, best friends? Yeah. And they love copy. They're, like, obsessed with it. They have it at a place called Luke Steiner. Something about it's charming yet sophisticated. Hey, do you remember that game we used to play, Truth or Dare? Oh, Karen, don't even. Every time we played that game, the dares just were so embarrassing. Oh, come on. It'll be fun. We can just stick to truth. I'm too tired to run up and down and my pink comes anyway. Well, I was worried for a minute. So, Karen, where are you from and what college did you go to? Um, lucky don't remember. I'm from a small town in Mass called Norwood. It's a small, cutesy little town and I graduated from UMass Boston. Now you're trying to see no backing out now. Fine.  I'm from Boston Mass and I graduated from NYC. So, if we're not playing Truth or Dare, what if we played Two Truths in a Lie? Well, the thing is, I didn't go like everyone else. I grew up in a foster home. Oh, for real? That must have been hard. And? And I want to be an actress and be in the entertainment industry. Maybe you can move here after your internship and be like Carrie from Sex and the City. Well, kind of. Hey, did I tell you when on that second date with Chris Evans? Girl, that is a lie and you totally know it. You have to go up to that Captain America hottie and ask him out for a first date. Hey, girl can dream. On that note, come on. Let's open up a bottle of red wine, put cucumbers on our eyes and go reminisce about the good old days. I'll drink to that. Good morning. It's such a beautiful Friday and I'm currently outside of ACMI which is also known as Arlington Community Media. And this is also where the college journalism student Karen Sway is starting her first internship. Sway is a journalism student at Emerson College and this is the second semester of her junior year. As a dedicated journalism student, she enjoys and does actively seek every opportunity to practice her related skills both inside and outside of campus. I became interested in journalism since I was a freshman year in college. That was my major starting freshman year. But I became specifically interested in broadcasting journalism since the start of junior year. The internship at ACMI allows Sway to focus on improving both her on-camera and behind-camera skills. And here she spends a lot of hours in the studio and the control room. Being an anchor at a morning or evening mixed news shows is my ultimate career goal. Sway is from Beijing, China and she came to the United States in 2016 for high school in Asheville, North Carolina. Wanted to move to a bigger city to pursue her career, Karen got in Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. Besides spending time on schoolwork and internships, Sway enjoys cooking and working out in the gym. She loves discovering creative ways to prepare delicious meals and sharing them with her friends. I think she cooks pretty well and the taste, the thing she cooks is just the feel. With the arrival of the new year, Karen Sway is looking forward to the next semester. Reporting for ACMI News, I'm Karen Sway. My name is Colores. I am a general production intern at ACMI in the spring 2023. I chose ACMI out of all internships because I am experienced and familiar with filmmaking and I love to touch on a new realm of public as a TV production under a nonprofit that can benefit the community around it. Moreover, this internship is closely tied to my major, which allows me to learn from my hobbies.