Hey guys, how you doing? This is your boy Rich from RichTVLive and you too can join the club at richpicksdaily.com where you can learn how to win and trade. Hey guys, how you doing? This is your boy Rich from RichTVLive with our very special guest, the CEO of WonderFy Technologies, Ben Samaru. How you doing today, Ben? Hey Rich, I'm doing great. How are you? I'm doing fantastic. It's been a while since we had you on the show. So much news circulating with WonderFy and let's get started with the news of a new board member. Tell me a little bit about that. Sure. So this was a few weeks ago now that we announced Bill Kutsoris joining WonderFy as the chairman of our board. Personally, I couldn't pick a better individual to step into this role. This really comes down to where we want to grow WonderFy to. So we went public in August. The company is still fairly new. We have huge plans to grow this into a leader in the crypto and the DeFi space and I think we've been getting the right people involved to do that. Bill, we first crossed paths when Galaxy Digital went public in 2018 and they brought on Bill as an independent director, somebody who had a ton of public company experience. He's been the chairman of Wheaton Precious Metals, which is a $20 billion company for over a decade. And so Galaxy had brought him in in 2018. Those are the only two other boards that Bill sits on and I got connected again with Bill because he was looking at investing in WonderFy. He's really passionate about the DeFi space and decentralization. And so that's how we first got connected was him coming in as an investor. And then we started to talk more and just he's super, super passionate about the space and what's going on. And then we just saw fit for him to come in and help guide us to our next stages. So incredibly happy to have Bill on board and yet couldn't pick a better person to guide us through our next stages. Absolutely. Congratulations. It seems like you guys are just adding pieces, just strategic pieces. And I love that. And one of the things that I was really excited about is you guys have now listed WonderFy WNDR on FTX. Talk about the FTX listing. I think this is brilliant. It's now tokenized. Tell me all about it. Yes. Also very excited about this. Wouldn't have been possible without our relationship with FTX and with Sam. And I'll dive into a little bit of why this is so exciting. Before I do that, for those people that are really interested in the technical side of how tokenized stocks work, Sam did some interviews talking about the tokenization of WonderFy stock on FTX. And those are really helpful. He's the best person to explain that. And for people that want to get into that detail, I would recommend looking into that. In terms of why this is important, so right now our stock is accessible for people in Canada and in the States, some parts of Europe and some other places worldwide on markets that have limited trading hours and that you need to be able to put your Canadian dollars or your US dollars into buying stock. So what this tokenized stock through FTX does is you can be anywhere in the world. You can invest with your crypto that you already hold through FTX. So you don't need to have, you essentially don't need to have a bank account to be able to buy WonderFy stock. And you can do it 24-7. So it's really cool, because our whole mission and vision behind WonderFy is around accessibility and inclusivity with finance and it's around democratizing finance. And this is bridging those two worlds together, which you're a part of both of those worlds as well, Rich, on the capital market side and on the crypto side. And so you get it as well as anyone. So it's really exciting to see that and we're joining the ranks of Coinbase and MicroStrategy and Tesla and Amazon and Apple as the other tokenized stocks on FTX. So we're the first Canadian company in our range to get listed there. So really, really excited about what this does for accessibility and inclusivity into the WonderFy story. It's absolutely incredible. And now, WonderFy can be found in Canada under the symbol WNDR. They can be found in America under the symbol WONDF. They can be found in Frankfurt, Germany. And you can find them on FTX under the same symbol WNDR. So I absolutely agree with you. More investors, more eyeballs, 24-7 trading. I think it's brilliant. And then another brilliant piece of news that just came out, and we just talked about, is your amazing new focus on education using the name and the title Money Goals, which was a PR regarding animal capital that came out. Can you talk a little bit about this new focus on educating investors about financial literacy, which I'm a huge fan of? When we first got involved with Josh Richards and Marshall, who's the managing partner of Animal Capital, the reason they got involved with WonderFy is because they wanted to learn more about crypto and DeFi and then be able to help bridge that gap to the Gen Z audience, which is what their world and following is. And Gen Z looks at money and finance and the world differently than other generations. And they have such an interesting line of sight into that demographic. I think where Money Goals spurred from is wanting to create an avenue that Gen Z is open to engaging with to learn about money. So instead, Josh said, people in my generation, they don't want to necessarily open up a textbook and read about financial education or things like that. They want to engage with their peers or experts in their respective industries and have conversations. And whether that's on social media or in person or whatever it is, but it's a different type of engagement. And so Money Goals allows us to have something that's recurring with leading entrepreneurs, financial experts, influencers, celebrities, people all talking about their money experience, whether that's in the traditional finance world or in crypto and allowing the audience to interact with those people. So you can go on and ask Josh Richards a question about what his first investment was or how he spends his money or this or that or Kevin O'Leary or any of the number of guests that we're going to have on. So we're really excited about that. It's a different type of education. It's not this traditional form, but I think it's going to be incredibly useful. And it's a really great engagement tool for One or Five who's behind the whole initiative and ties into a lot of our launch plan around the app, which we can speak about as well, but really wanting to educate people and give them the tools to learn more about crypto, DeFi and just finance in general. Absolutely love it. When we started Rich TV Live, the reason that we did was because I felt like there was a gap. And when I talked to people about investing, they get scared. And I was like, investing shouldn't be scary. It can be fun. It can be very rewarding. And it can be extremely entertaining. It doesn't need to be scary. In fact, I don't get scared at all when I think about investing. And I look back, you know, four or five years ago to where we are today. And I feel like we've accomplished a lot of that. And we've really made investing fun and easier. And I think we've dumbed it down and we keep it really, really simple. So I think the launch of Money Goals is a brilliant idea. And educating all those young investors in cryptos and investing in stocks, I think is going to bring in a lot of new investors into the markets. So I think it's a great idea. It's a brilliant idea. And when you have these influencers like Josh Richards that have tens of millions of followers, it's going to bring a lot of younger investors that normally would have never invested into the markets. And that's going to be good for everybody that's investing. So I think it's a brilliant idea. And I think it's much needed. Big question that everybody's thinking about the big elephant in the room is the app launch. We're so excited for you guys to launch the app. Do you have any updates on the app launch? Yes, we're super excited about the app as well. So much demand and just interest from people wanting to be able to use and access DeFi in a simple way. And we have now officially announced the launch date, which is January 25th. We're really excited to get this in the hands of people all over the world with the one access trading through decentralized exchanges, earning yield through all these DeFi platforms, DeFi indexes and then obviously being able to track and report things in a compliant way. That's all within the WonderFi app coming January 25th. Super excited about that. And yeah, that's just sort of the beginning. I think we've been strategic about the launch date and money goals as a part of that, really wanting to continue to raise awareness about WonderFi and just around DeFi in general, the education piece, like you said, is so important. And so that's all going to start feeding. They're going to feed into each other and January is going to be a really big month and super excited about it. There it is, guys. January 25th. Put it on your radar. Put it on your watch list. Put it on your calendars. The app launch January 25th, 2022. Thank you guys for watching. Now I must remind you guys that Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. Please do your due diligence, do your research before you invest in anything we talk about or discuss here on Rich TV Live. In saying that, we absolutely love WonderFi technologies. It's already up 100% for our community. Congratulations to investors all over the world. And I want to thank our special guest for joining us today, the CEO of WonderFi Technologies, Ben Samuru. Thanks, Rich. Have a great day. Thank you for joining us today. And I'd love to invite you back. If you have any big breaking news or anything you want to discuss, I would love to invite you back on the show. And for those of you guys that are watching, if you're not winning, you're probably not watching. We bring you the winners, and we bring them to you first. Put WonderFi on your watch list. Put it on your radar. If you like the video, smash the like button. Comment down below. 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Cobra Commander 788 here and it's time for another vintage GI Joe Toy Review and this week I wanted to change things up a little bit I thought it was time to look at an enemy of GI Joe so this week We're gonna look at Cobra's master of mind control Dr. Mindbender. Dr. Mindbender is a very strange looking action figure So we've got a lot to cover here. So HTC 788 presents Dr. Q-Ball Dr. Mindbender This is Cobra's master of mind control Dr. Mindbender from 1986 He was first released that year and he was available in 1987. He was discontinued for the year 1988 And he did not have a replacement that year There was no new version of Dr. Mindbender and there was no new character that year that took his role Dr. Mindbender is a pretty strange name. We don't know if that's his real name or a code name or what But he was known by some other names. In the GI Joe comic book issue number 44 He is referred to as Dr. Brainwave, which is probably a prototype name But that name is too close to Dr. Venom's brainwave scanner which had appeared in the GI Joe comic book So it's a good thing they changed the name. He's also referred to in the file card for Serpentor But he's not mentioned by name He's referred to as the interrogator and we will talk more about that later in this video Dr. Mindbender is a doctor but based on his background. He is not a medical doctor and he's not a PhD He is most likely a doctor of dental surgery Which in no way qualifies him to mess with your brain Let's take a look at Dr. Mindbender's accessories starting with his pistol, which the card contents call a 45 caliber pistol this pistol is okay, but I don't really think he needs it I don't really see him as a combat troop for Cobra So I don't really think he needs a weapon like this, but it's all right some decent sculpting It doesn't look like any 45 caliber pistol that I'm aware of it would have to shoot rectangular bullets His next accessory is the electric prod which the designer of this character Ron Rudette said was supposed to be like a Cattle prod this has a long black hose attached. I'm gonna pump that out and look at that later This is a pretty simple accessory. There's not a whole lot to it There is a handle down here, but I have a hard time getting the figure to hold on to it by the handle So I usually have the figure holding on to it down here somewhere Whether you call this an electric prod or a cattle prod. This is a torture device It is intended to shock Dr. Mindbender's victims who are probably tied up in some dungeon somewhere Then there is this long black tube like wire, which is pretty standard It came with a lot of other GI Joe action figures to connect their accessories This one is really long maybe a little bit too long and it connects to this generator on this peg This generator is fairly well detailed. It is hollow on the underside, but it has no back peg It has no handle. It has no way for him to carry it at all So it just sort of dangles on the wire and I don't really like that now We have his final accessory and definitely his most interesting accessory his cape with the large silver Cobra symbol on the back the cape fits on the figure with two arm holes And I find the best way to take the cape off is to move the arms back like this and then just slide it around The shoulders just slide the cape down the arms careful not to tear those arm holes This cape is a black velvety material It's rougher on the inside and this cape is basically the same design as the capes that came with Star Wars action figures It has a very nice very impressive really beautiful looking silver Cobra symbol on the back And I really like that a lot. There's a variant with this cape Some Dr. Mindbenders came with the cape that had the Cobra symbol as a patch This one has the Cobra symbol just kind of printed on the fabric This one has it as a patch that is glued onto the fabric And of course you can see that it can come up at the edges like that I don't know why they would change it aesthetically. It doesn't make much difference It looks mostly the same But I have noticed that the fabric of the cape on the one that comes with the patch symbol is a little bit Different it feels a little bit softer and maybe a little bit thinner I don't know if one of these is harder to find than the other, but I didn't really have any trouble finding either of them But if you do get the one with the patch you do have to worry about the patch peeling off Dr. Mindbenders cape gives him a similarity to his greatest creation Serpentor Cobra's emperor who also came with a cape. Serpentor's cape is very thin and it tears very easily Dr. Mindbenders cape is thicker and tougher and it can tear but it's less likely to Let's take a look at Dr. Mindbenders articulation. He had the standard articulation for 1986 Meaning he could turn his head from left to right. He could also look up and down. His neck was on a ball joint He could move his arm up at the shoulder about so far and he could swivel at the shoulder all the way around He had a hinge at the elbow allowing him to bend at the elbow at 90 degrees He had a swivel at the bicep allowing him to swivel at the bicep all the way around The figure was held together with a rubber o-ring that looped around the inside that allowed him to move at the torso a bit He could move his legs apart about so far He could move his legs at the hip about 90 degrees and it could bend at the knee about 90 degrees Let's take a look at the sculpt to design and color of Dr. Mindbender and wow this guy is weird You are all weirdos On his head he has no hair He is totally bald you can decide if that's a good look for him or not on his right eye He has a silver monocle and as usual that silver paint tends to wear off very easily and then he has a really killer Mustache forget the 80s. This is like a 70s mustache. A monocle is pretty unusual They can be worn comfortably and securely with proper adjustment and they're used to correct a vision problem in only one eye Now they became popular in the late 18th century, but with modern corrective lenses and contacts Why would you wear one on his chest? He has no shirt He is bare-chested and he has these silver chain straps that go over his shoulders and on his back He has these straps and he has this really nicely sculpted Cobra symbol on this back plate here That looks really good and it usually it is obstructed by the cape So you don't even get to see it that often unless you take the cape off It is a strange choice to have him bare-chested and he has a very muscular physique there The designer Ron Rudat said he went with this bare-chested look to make him look tougher Why does Cobra's master of mind control need to look tougher and these chain straps look like SNM gear?  His arms are also bare But at the wrist he has these purple cuffs and black gloves and the cuffs have these nice Silver adornments on them. These don't really serve any purpose other than to provide a nice color balance with the rest of the figure But they are nicely detailed and they have a nice paint application on them at his waist He has a black belt with some pouches that goes all the way around with this lower strap here that has some studs sculpted on it He has a silver belt buckle and a silver codpiece now. Why does he have a codpiece? I don't know he's wearing purple trousers and on his right leg He has a black pistol holster and a gray pistol This is a second pistol and I don't really think he needed the first pistol If he's gonna have a pistol at all just sculpting one on the figure would have been fine with me I don't think he needed the pistol accessory Dr. Mindbender's upper legs are reused from another action figure g.i.jo's dog handler from 1984 Mutt and that is a strange place to find parts for dr. Mindbender lift leg is pretty plain moving down to his boots He has some crazy tall boots with knee pads and normally I'm a big fan of knee pads But these are something else I think he and Zarena must shop at the same boot store These are very tall black boots with silver straps up here at the shins and Silver chains and perhaps spurs down here at the heel. Let's take a look at dr. Mindbender's file card This file card, of course, was printed on the back of the card on which the action figure is packaged You can see some artwork from the front of the card there Now this card unfortunately has some markings on it So it's not in perfect condition, but if you know my policy about file cards This doesn't really bother me as long as it's readable It has his faction as Cobra and it has a portrait of Dr. Mindbender here looking appropriately evil It has his codename as Dr. Mindbender and we don't know what his real name is or maybe that is his real name But that's a pretty strange name and it has his specialty as master of mind control Usually this top section of text would have some vital information like his real name and his place of birth But instead this top section here has essentially the first chapter of his biography It says Dr. Mindbender was at one time an excellent orthodontist and a very kind and honest man Tinkering with electric brainwave stimulation as a means of relieving dental pain The good doctor made the tragic mistake of experimenting on himself He underwent a complete personality change and became hateful deceitful and vain Chapter two says Dr. Mindbender abandoned his practice and devoted all his time to perfecting his digital brain scrambling into a hand portable weapon system Capable of reducing the most strong willed individual into a cowering wimp in this bottom section We have a quote that says Dr. Mindbender doesn't think he's deluded he feels he used to be now that he's seen the light or the dark if you Will he feels it is his personal mission to bring the miracle of thought control to each and every one of you The first section of the file card sets Dr. Mindbender up to be a Jekyll and Hyde type character referring of course to the strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde A novella by Robert Louis Stevenson published in 1986 like Dr. Mindbender that story revolves around a fundamentally good man who experiments on himself and creates a darker alternative personality The file card also tries to recast the electric cattle prod as a hand portable digital brain scrambling weapon Which is a nice try, but it's still a torture device. Oddly the file card for Dr. Mindbender does not mention the most important thing about him That is mentioned on the file card for sub pentor where the very first sentence says A secret cabal of cobra scientists under the direction of the interrogator and destro combed the tombs sarcophagi and relics of the great despots of history to find cells with DNA traces The interrogator is referring to Dr. Mindbender because that's what he was originally supposed to be an interrogator and this master of mind control business Is just a euphemism for interrogation Serpentor's file card explains that Dr. Mindbender with the help of destro cobra's weapon supplier Created a composite clone using the DNA of the greatest military geniuses in history And that composite clone became Serpentor cobra's emperor eventually serpentor would depose cobra commander as The leader of cobra this origin story of serpentor as a creation of dr Mindbender appears in both the gi joe animated series and in the comic book But they tell the story in different ways dr Mindbender was very important in gi joe media in the cartoon series his introduction coincided with serpentor He was introduced in arise serpentor arise part one where he had a psychedelic dream that prompted him to create Serpentor cobra's emperor in the cartoon series. He had a funny accent It was sort of an unidentifiable european accent in the gi joe comic book Dr. Mindbender was introduced in issue number 44 Which was kind of a standalone story and not a part of the ongoing storyline at the time not my favorite issue And they referred to him as dr brainwave. They hadn't quite got his name right However, that issue did inform us that dr. Mindbender invented the battle android troopers also known as bats which became cobra's robotic foot soldiers Also, the comic book series indicates that dr. Mindbender invented the cobra hydro sled It's an issue number 49 that dr. Mindbender and destor began the process of creating serpentor dr Venom had created the brainwave scanner as an interrogation device and dr Mindbender modified the brainwave scanner and used it as an interrogation device But he also used it in the creation of serpentor in the comic book The role of the mad scientist is very important in the gi joe universe Where you want to introduce science fiction elements into the universe that is otherwise kind of realistic So whenever you introduce some weird new science fiction thing You could just say it was invented by dr. Mindbender the mad genius as a kid reading the comic book I was always curious about something in issue number 39 There's a character that I thought looked very similar to dr. Mindbender there was a bald headed interrogator in seara gordo in that issue And I always wondered if that was dr. Mindbender before he joined cobra probably not but as a kid I just always wondered looking at dr Mindbender overall this is a really weird figure and I'm not sure exactly what to say about it I don't know how to explain some of the weirdness on this figure I mean I have notes and yet somehow the notes don't seem adequate. Why does he have a cape? Why is he not wearing a shirt? Why does he have a monocle? I don't know. I don't have any answers. I'm sorry. I didn't I need a minute. I gotta think about this some more. I'll be right back Why does he have a codpiece? What's with the purple pants? Why? Why? Okay, I've thought about this a little more and the way this makes the most sense to me is Dr. Mindbender is an interrogator. He is a torturer for cobra the cape and the monocle are things that you don't typically see in everyday life So if you're a captive of cobra and this guy comes into the room You immediately think the guy who's going to interrogate me is a little bit deranged I should probably worry about this Even the shirtless muscular physique shows dr Mindbender's victims that he can apply great physical force to them and the whole look is intended to be Psychologically unsettling to his interrogation subjects at some point someone at hasbro got wise and figured Maybe we shouldn't sell a torturer as a children's toy Probably a smart move So the character of dr Mindbender was changed instead of being an interrogator He became more of a mad scientist and this master of mind control became a euphemism For his original role as an interrogator and a torturer when serpentor's file card was written They probably hadn't made that change yet or someone forgot to edit it and they still referred to him as the interrogator Even though the character of dr. Mindbender changed the figure remained the same in this appearance that would have worked as an interrogator And the accessories that still had the electric prod and generator which was a torture device Rating this figure is kind of difficult. I'm going to call this a middle tier figure Not that there's anything wrong with the figure itself But it's hard for me to call it a top tier figure when it is just so strange There's just so much of this figure that is unexplained I mean you show this figure to a non-jiya joe fan without any kind of context And that person's going to have a hard time figuring out what the hell is up with this guy I have a hard time figuring out what the hell is up with this guy Dr. Mindbender was also used to move the toy line more in a science fiction direction Which is not the direction I wanted it to go So dr. Mindbender for me fits in the middle of the pack not the worst and not the strangest by any means But also not the best that was my review of dr. 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Hi guys its Tana Mojo, welcome to my channel or welcome back to my channel. While child Tana Mojo has been busy launching her own talent agency, working on releasing a podcast, a food brand and even an alcohol line dizzy. Amidst all of that she had to find time to move out of her modern mansion in Sherman Oaks she had been renting since 2018. Tana has now moved into fellow youtuber David Dobrik's former studio city home but there's some confusion as to whether he's her landlord or she purchased the house. Tana has been renovated and expanded since it was built in 1953, boasts 2900 square feet of space and an indoor outdoor vibe and today we're going to take a look we even found the listings. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses even though I've done a house tour of my own place please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. There are influencers and then there's Tana Mojo, the outspoken internet personality and content creator first gained popularity for her story time videos on YouTube but these days she boasts multi millions of followers and subscribers across all platforms. Now outside of the 23 year old's success on social media she has expanded her ambitions into the real world, launching Tana's Angels Agency to potentially entering the YouTube boxing scene as the first female influencer to do so. Not to mention she's launching a podcast called Cancelled, a food brand called Only Foods and even an exclusive alcohol line. While things considered, she's amassed an estimated net worth of at least 4 million dollars or more and it seems she's only getting started. While Tana has snagged David Dobrik's old Pat in Studio City to call home, she's still said she would miss her old place. She often lives with many of her friends and her old rental mansions were large enough to fit them all. She often lives with many of her friends and her old rental mansion was large enough to fit them all. It even boasted an elevator. Hey guys I'm Cara the Vampire Slayer back with another exclusive house tour here on Famous Entertainment. Today we're checking out the homes of influencer Tana Mojo which includes the new party pad she picked up off of David Dobrik. If you haven't already be sure to subscribe and ring that bell for notifications cause we post brand new content daily. As always you can follow me over on Instagram to chat and now let's get into this video. David Dobrik's $2.5 million LA home now has a new owner and it's none other than Tana herself. She tweeted that she never thought in a million years that she would be buying a house from David Dobrik. The influencer then went on to call David her new landlord which confused fans considering if she bought the home she wouldn't have a landlord. What do you mean by that? Either way David had bought the starter home in 2017 and moved to a larger estate since and the Hellside property is located in Studio City boasting panoramic views of universal studios and even the wizarding world of Harry Potter. I mean the house seems pretty basic to me but being that close to Hogwarts came now I'm jealous. Well Tana is either renting or has purchased the Studio City property but it hasn't been made clear yet. While it's not where she was formerly living in Sherman Oaks Studio City is just over the hill from the Hollywood bustle offering tree-lined streets and the lively Ventura Boulevard. Other features of the neighborhood include Willecker Park for hiking and trendy dining. Tana recently posted on Instagram which I definitely saw and in her stories about how much she was going to miss her old house. She's even saying really going to miss having an elevator, SMH crying over moving. And sadly her new spot definitely doesn't have an elevator or even a pool for that matter. Other stories of Tana's showed her partying in her previous house with her friends and shedding tears over the moon. Oh well. David was trying to unload his home for 3.495 million dollars as reported back in June and if he gets this much for the estate or even close to it he's making a profit. Records show he paid less than 2.6 million for the property. Tana's new abode was built in 1953 but upgraded, expanded and renovated a lot since then creating a new, somewhat contemporary style structure. Inside the home spans almost 2,900 square feet of space with four beds and 3.5 fat but since Tana almost always has a group of friends and staff living with her I wonder if that space is going to be enough. Her new party pad was built in a vague style but it's a bit like a Spanish villa on the outside with a red-tiled roof and hacienda bill. Tana's is situated in almost 3 quarters of an acre behind gates on a quiet cul-de-sac while inside the decker features a lot of white and feels anonymous. Vlog Squad fans would have seen the property many times as it was often featured in David's video. Other features throughout the home include hardwood floors, spacious living and dining areas and an open feel. All of the bathrooms here have en suites and the office could act as the fourth bedroom. We do know Tana had found the perfect selfie spot in her former sprawling mansion like her mirrored landing on the open air staircase but I wonder if her new a much more simple abode will have a spot that's Instagram worthy. The open plan common spaces include a dining room with modern light fixture overhead and glass sliders out to the yard as well as a kitchen fitted with top-of-the-line wolf and sub-zero appliances. Something tells me that Tana doesn't do too much cooking in her spare time but there's enough space for whoever's doing the meal prep here. There's also a cute living room with sleek built-in fireplace as well as a spacious master suite for Tana. Of course like many spaces in the abode her room also features direct access to the grounds through glass sliders. The outdoor space has got to be the best feature of the property because it overlooks amazing views of the San Fernando Valley. There's a grassy lawn and terraces perfect to entertain as well as an outdoor kitchen, barbecue and more. My favorite spot back here is the stylish outdoor fire pit with seating area but the only thing this yard is missing is a swimming pool. I mean what multi-million dollar LA home doesn't have a pool? That's a deal breaker for me. Considering Tana has some sort of impressive rooftop-ish pool at her former abode I don't think it'll be long until she's missing that feature too. In usual Tana fashion it hasn't been all smooth sailing since the move either. Aside from being nostalgic about her old home she also posted an update saying she thinks her new place or David's old place is haunted. Not to mention fans have apparently found Tana's new address and actually are showing up at the property. On July 14th the social media star asked fans to please stop showing up to her house via Twitter. While David lived here he already had the ongoing issue with fans showing up and he publicized the move on social media as well so some feel that Tana was essentially asking for it. What do you guys think? Now let's compare the new house with Tana's longtime rental abode located in Sherman Oaks Los Angeles. The one that she seems to miss so much. Back in 2019 Tana showed off her house toward her YouTube channel and we can see the mansion boasted 6,000 square feet of space with six beds, 6.5 baths and an Olympic sized swimming pool. Okay we can already see it's double the size of the new place and it had that awesome pool. There was also some jungle type pathway on the property that seemed pretty cool and was full of lush plants. Inside Tana's former mansion featured open plan living spaces with tons of natural lights and hardwood flooring such as this spacious living or family room, floor to ceiling windows and sky high views of LA. Records show that Tana had been renting this sprawling pad since 2018 for over 13k per month. However if you follow Tana on Instagram then you'd note the home that she takes all of those mirror selfies on the staircase that looks like somewhere completely different. Honestly everyone thought that she moved into the famous hype house last year but she took to Twitter in 2020 to deny that. So the latest rental mansion that she misses so dearly wasn't actually that Sherman Oaks home. It was this one that she showed off on her Instagram and it happens to have the exact same Hollywood pool as the hype house. Interesting. Well it doesn't matter anymore anyways considering she's moved on to the studio city house now. So I think it's time to bring our Tana Mojo house to her toonette. Honestly I'm wondering if her living at David Dobrik's former pad is temporary because comparing the new studio city house to her old rentals it just doesn't compare. For Tana's lifestyle and all her friends that seem to also live at her mansions and her partying the new home just doesn't seem big enough and the property doesn't even have a pool. We'll just have to see how long that lasts. Did you guys have a favorite feature in her new house or how about in her old rental pad? I gotta say that staircase selfie spot of Tana's old mansion was to die for. Be sure to let me know what you think about Tana moving into David Dobrik's old home in the comments down below. Also did she buy it or is she renting? I am so confused. Thanks for tuning in don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I will see you all in the next video. Bye!


In this question, it's given that if mth term of an AP is 1 upon n and the nth term is 1 upon m show that sum of mn terms, m times n, it's actually m times n, so right is half mn plus 1, so what does this mean? So it's like mth term like 6th term, let's say m is equal to 6, so 6th term of an AP is let's say 1 upon 7 and 7th term is let's say 1 upon 6, that is what mn and just an example to make it clear to you. So 6th term is 1 upon 7 and 7th term is 1 upon 6, then you have to show that mns term that is 6 into 7 that is 40 second term, 40 second term is given by half into 6 into 7 plus 1 something like that. This is just an example, I don't know whether m is 6 or n is 7, but just to explain what is mnth term, mth term and nth term right, so if you consider 6 as m and 7 as n, so 6th term is 1 upon n that is 1 upon 7 and 7th term is 1 upon 6, so mnth term will be 6 into 7 that is 40 second term, that's an just an example to show you or make you understand this concept or question question. Now how to go about it, so direct application of formula it requires I believe, so mth term as an AP is 1 upon i n, so you know how to find out mth term, so 1 upon n is first term, let's say first term is a plus what m minus minus 1 d where a is equal to first term and d is common difference right, so this is given, now 1 upon m similarly will be a plus n minus 1 d, this is 1 and this is 2, now we can eliminate either of the variables, so let's say we do 1 minus 2, so 1 minus 2 will give you 1 minus 1 by n minus 1 upon m is equal to a and a will get cancelled and it will be m minus 1 d minus n minus 1 d which is clearly m minus n d correct, now the left hand side take the common denominator mn, so it will become like that this is equal to m minus n d, I hope how do you calculate common denominator, they should not be an issue, so mn will be the common denominator the denominator, so now where there is 1 on top of n you can have m and minus n right, this is how you have to do this, so mn divided by this n will leave you m that m multiplied by this 1 will give you this one here, similarly mn divided by this m is n and n multiplied by this 1 comes here and becomes n right, this is what we have done, I hope you know this just for those who you know at times struggle in finding the common denominator and hence equivalent fraction, so hence now assuming m minus n is not equal to 0, why is this needed, because if m is equal to n then you can't cancel these two terms, so assuming assuming, so let assuming m is not equal to n which is fair enough assumption because we are talking about ms term being 1 by n and ns term being 1 by m and all that, so assuming that this is not true, so hence what will you get, you will get d is equal to 1 upon mn, assuming that what, m is not equal to n right, d is 1 upon mn, so one variable you could figure out, let's find out a now, so what is a from 1 if you see from first equation, a is 1 upon n minus m minus 1d from 1, okay so this is 1 upon n minus m minus 1 and d is 1 by mn okay, so this becomes 1 by n minus 1 by n again because m times 1 by mn will give you 1 by n and plus 1 by mn, so this again goes so a is 1 upon mn right, so we got a as 1 upon mn and is equal to d both are same, so what to find out, we have to find out mnf term and sum of mnf term right, so smn we have to find out, what will this be, it will be simply mn by 2 for number of terms by 2 multiplied by twice a, what was a 1 upon mn minus sorry plus mn minus 1 times d 1 by mn, okay what is this formula guys, we are assuming applying this n upon 2 twice a plus n minus 1d, so wherever n is there I have just deployed mn, okay so you'll get that and a is 1 upon mn and d is 1 upon mn, so now solve this, so this becomes mn and if you multiply the first this thing it is 2 by mn correct and then plus mn by 2 and within brackets what is left inside, the second term is mn minus 1 by mn correct, this is simply 1 plus if you see you will get half 1 plus half mn minus 1 correct which is equal to 1 plus mn by 2 minus half which is equal to mn by 2 plus 1 by 2 which is equal to half mn plus 1 right hence proved hence proved right, this is what you have to do in this question


My name is Sarah Bedokan, I'm 19 and I'm from Duddygall and I suffer with depression and anxiety although not many people would know this which is the case for a lot of mental health issues. So today we're going to do an experiment to see if there's still stereotyping around mental health issues. So the first question is how important do you think first impressions are? First impressions are very important but they can also be changed. I think they're very important. So what makes a person seem confident? Just if they're really chatty to me. If they're just able to speak and like lucky an eye and just seem happy in themselves that's always the case. So what makes a person seem shy? If you try to talk to them then they ignore you. When they don't talk at all. And what traits do you think someone who suffers with anxiety or depression will have? Like shy or like up woman and then down in the next. They wouldn't really want to talk to people and they might get extremely nervous in big social groups. They'd be very nervous. Stereotypically I'd definitely imagine them to be shy and being away in a corner. From experience I know that they kind of fidget and they even just get nervous when there's no reason to be nervous. Would I come across as someone who suffers with depression or anxiety? No. No. No. No. You? I don't know because you're always so happy whenever I see you like, Well I actually do. Do you? I didn't know that. Would you suffice to know that I do? Yeah. You seem like a very confident person. I wouldn't have thought that out. Would you suffice to know that I do? Yeah. I wouldn't think so because you seem very confident and a lot more confident than outgoing and bubbly rather than someone who would have anxiety or depression. My name's Heather and I'm the Vice Chair of the Media Productions Society here in DC. Jigsaw is a mental health charity that insults those between the ages of 15 and 23 that suffer from mental health. This year on campus, NPS is trying to get rid of the stigma attached with mental health. That's why we are delighted to announce that our chosen charity for the 24 hour broadcast this year will be Jigsaw.


Hey everybody, welcome to the open source comm weekly top five I'm Jen, and I'm bringing you the best and brightest burning star articles from this past week January 26th through the 30th All right at number five. We have the earnestness of being important two words big data It's a big deal right now, but how do we distill it down to what data is most important? Grant Ingersoll is a long-standing committer of the Apache leucine and solar open source projects among other things And he writes about how we can best determine what data we need to focus on and how to satisfy our users needs with that data at number four we have Confessions of a systems librarian open source.com highlighted stories from people who work for an open source company or use open source tools to get work done in their jobs this week All of our eight articles on the subject are illuminating and we hope helpful to anyone looking for how to get into open source or Wondering what kind of open source options are out there right now Robin Izard is one such person using open source tools on the job He is a systems librarian at Algoma University where he works primarily with open source technologies like Evergreen and Drupal as well as working on the George Whaley project Find out more in this article At number three we have 30 community managers and open source to follow on Twitter Monday was community manager appreciation day this week So open source comm editor and community manager Jason Hibbins compelled a list of 30 community managers and open source You should follow on Twitter. It's a pretty sweet list and it represents lots of great talent and cool projects Go check it out and At number two we have open source can be a gateway to your next job Taurus Balog a great open source thinker and businessman Starts off his latest article for open source comms career theme with getting a college degree is usually a good idea It tells employers that you can stick with something for several years and see it through to completion But it doesn't really tell them what you can do So how can you get across to a potential employer what you can do? Get involved with an open source project jump in get your feet wet and then put it on your resume Find out more from Taurus in this article Finally our number one article this week Why now is the time to learn our? R is an open-source software platform for statistical data analysis and Revolution analytics is one of the many organizations harnessing its power You may have heard the news this week that Microsoft acquired Revolution analytics to Help more companies use the power of R and data science to unlock data big data insights with advanced analytics In this article David Smith the chief community officer at Revolution analytics and head of their open source solutions group Tells us about the trending job of data science And why that means now is the time to learn more about our that's it folks Find the links to the articles in the notes below and get our article on the site every Friday Thanks, and we'll see you next time


Good morning and welcome everyone. Today we have a course in C-24 that we've been doing in the spirit of only our second lecture. That's great. So, we're talking about us being spirit, soul and what each of us speak of. And just as we spend time and effort in developing our body and mind, this course is to help us look at what the Bible teaches on developing our spirit. And so, now, for example, we are aware of people who practice black magic or those things. They develop their spirit for the wrong reasons. To contact the powers of that. To do evil things on people. They use that power for harm, so they do that. How to develop our spirit so that we can walk as the sons and daughters. And how we can be in strength and confidence in ourselves. So, let's go to Romans 7. I did some introduction last week. I'm not good to review all of that. But let's go to Romans 7 for one. We'll come from Romans. So, we mentioned, and Jesus taught us in John 4, verse 21 and 24, that God is spirit. So, God is a spirit being. Then, the primary way that we are going to interact with God is spirit. Because he made us spiritual beings. Yes, he put us in the mind and the body that we can operate on earth. But he made us spiritual beings. God is spiritual beings. Religious beings. So, Romans 7 to 1, verse 19. For God is my witness. Whom I serve with my spirit in the Gospel of his Son. That without ceasing, I make mention of you. Always in my prayers. Check. Okay. So, loose connection. Sorry. Is the audio better now? Must be better, I think. Okay. All right. Sorry about that. I didn't realize the audio was low. Okay. Thank you. Just to quickly recap. We started by mentioning John 4, verse 21 on where Jesus said, God is spirit and we worship Him in spirit and truth. So, God is spirit. He created us primarily spiritual beings. He gave us a soul and a body. The mind and the body helps us relate to this natural world. But the spirit. He created us a spiritual being so that we can relate to Him. So, you and I are primarily spiritual beings. And we relate to God who is spirit in our spirit. Now, God can and He does touch us in our soul and in our body. Sometimes you can feel the presence of God. You have joy. You know, experience that. All that is good. But the primary way we relate to God is in the spirit. Spirit to spirit. And we went to Romans after 1, verse 9. So, let's go there. That's where we paused and hopefully the audio will be fine. So, Romans after 1, verse 9, Paul is saying, I serve for God is my witness whom I serve with my spirit. So, our serving God is really a spiritual work. It's something that comes out of our spirit. Our worship of God and our service to God is a spiritual work. So, when we worship God, we, you know, when we praise Him, we worship Him, it must come from our spirit. When we are serving God, like when I'm, okay, now I'm speaking to you or I am sharing the word or I'm praying for people. Whatever we do, our ministry service to God or service to people is really something that comes out of my spirit, right? So, that means the condition of our spirit affects both our relationship with God and our service to people. So, think about it. And we will talk more about this in detail. But think about this. Jesus said, blessed are the pure in heart because they will see God. That means my revelation of God is determined by the condition of my heart, right? Blessed are the pure in heart because they will see God. My revelation of God is determined by this, right? Where my heart is. Jesus said, out of the heart comes all the evil thoughts and all the evil things that people do. Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks, right? Jesus said, out of the good deposit, good treasure of his heart, he brings forth good things. This is Matthew 12. That means what I bring forth in my life is determined by the condition of my heart because out of the deposit in my heart, I will bring forth good things or bad things, right? So, the condition of my heart also determines how I can serve what happens in my life, how I serve people, all of that. So, we need to learn how to develop a good, strong, healthy spirit in God. You're with me so far? Yeah? Okay. Now, I want to just share a thought. We're just calling it the stage of innocence, meaning we can't prove this. I mean, what do we say this? There are not many scriptures on this particular subject or this topic, but I will just share some insight, whatever we know, okay? In Hebrews chapter 12, so, yeah, Hebrews 12, he's talking to us about the fact that God is the Father of spirits. Hebrews 12 verse 9. And then he talks about the spirits of just men made perfect. So, Hebrews 12 verse 9, God is the Father of spirits. That means every human person originates from God. God created us. He creates the human spirit, right? Every human spirit. Hebrews 12 verse 9. He's a Father of spirits. He's the one who creates every human spirit. But we also know that by default, people are sinful. So, God created, God did not create the human spirit sinful. We created, so every baby that is example, every baby that is born, at some point when the baby is conceived, right? Let me say this. The moment the baby is conceived, we can say that the spirit is created. God creates, because a person is spirit, soul and body. You can't have a person without a spirit. So, there has to be spirit, soul and body. Now, the soul and the body is being formed, right? Like the slowly the brain is developing, the body is developing, but the spirit is created by God. He's the Father of spirits. But when God creates, He always creates perfect. He won't create a sinful spirit. Right? So, that means the moment the child or the baby is born, the baby is conceived, the spirit is created, is perfect. No sin. At some point. Okay. So, there are two things.  By default, this baby is going to be subject to sin. By default. It's going to be. At that moment, it's not. It's still in the womb. So, Psalm 51 verse 5, you know, David said, in sin, did my mother conceive me? That doesn't mean God created a sinful spirit. No, what God creates is perfect. But all of us human beings, by default, are subject to sin. So, you must understand it in that sense. Not that God created the spirit sinful. No. Whatever God creates is perfect. He's a father of spirits. But when the child is born, by default, being part of the human race, by being part of Adam's race, we are all under sin, subject to sin and death. Right? By one man, sin came into this world and death through sin and death passed and all men for all have sinned. Romans 5 verse 12. So, Psalm 51 verse 5 should be understood in the context of Romans 5, 12. That means sin and death has come upon the human race. It's not the problem with God. It's the problem with us. But there are two things that we want to highlight. It seems to us, like I'm saying it seems to us because there's only one verse that we can point to. So, I can't, you know, we can't say, oh, this is 100% correct. It seems to us that there is a stage what we refer to as a stage of innocence. That means the human spirit is innocent. It doesn't know sin, not yet. We find this in Romans 7 verse 7 to 10. So, let's go there. This is, to my knowledge, it's the only passage that seems to indicate this. So, that's why I'm saying, you know, we can't prove it or we can't say 100%. This is what we think. So, Romans 7, 7 to 10, somebody can read it. Romans 7, 7 to 10, please. Romans 7 verse 7. What shall we say then? Is the law sin? Certainly not. Indeed, I would not have known what sin was except through the law. For I would not have known what coveting really was if the law had not said to not covet. But sin, seizing the opportunity afforded by the commandment, produced in me every kind of covetous desires. For apart from the law, sin is dead. Once I was alive, apart from the law. But when the commandment came, since brain sprang to life and I died. So, the key verses was 9. So, Paul is describing his life under the law. That means before he became a Christian, before he became a believer.  So, he is living by the law. But he says this in verse 9, I was alive once without the law. So, it asks, when was he without the law? Because technically all his life he was a Jew. He was under the law. But when the commandment came, that means when he came of an age, when he understood the commandment, the law of God. Don't steal, thou shall not steal, thou shall not covet, thou shall not you know. So, when he understood that, it made him responsible. Now, you have to keep it. So, when commandment came, then he says, sin sprang up and I died. That means I sin, because I understood the commandment. Now, I know sin came into effect because I break the commandment. That means I am under sin. So, this is where we get the idea that he says, once I was alive without the law, before I understood the law. So, that means at early stage of his life, whether he up to 7 years or 8 years or sometimes 10, 12, some people say 12 years old, they call it the stage of innocence. Till the child understands the law. What is right? What is wrong? They are in a stage of innocence.  They are born of Adam's race. They are all subject to sin. But he says you must be like them. You must be like them. So, let the little children come to me because of such is the kingdom of heaven. So, there is that we think. Again, I'm not saying this is 100% correct. We have only like one scripture or maybe two scriptures to give us this thought. So, I'm not saying, you know, we should don't preach it like this is the only way. This is what we think, right? That God is the father of spirits. The moment the spirit is created, it's created perfect, created innocent without the knowledge of sin and the child is growing. And at some point, the child becomes responsible. It comes to an understanding of what is right and wrong. What that correct age is, we don't know maybe whatever that age is. But when they understand what is right and wrong before God then they become responsible. Okay? So, that stage till they come to know right and wrong is called the stage of innocence.  Very difficult to answer because you say, okay David said, in sin my mother conceived me.  Yes, in what sense? We are born under Adam. We are born subject to sin and death. But the child has not done anything evil. The child itself has not done anything evil. In fact, the child does not understand you know, one years, two years, three years. They don't have that understanding of the law of God. So, therefore I think it is safe to say that when children die below this particular age they will go to heaven. Because they are not responsible. They don't know the commandment, the law of God. Even though they are born under Adam's race, born under sin they don't know the law. That's what we say. Again, these are things we can't, you know, we don't want to fight about. We can only say this is what we think. So, believe, let God decide but this is what we think, right? So, then what happens? For all people. For all people. Like what we are telling us like when we are from our childhood we were sinners like it is because of Adam's sin. Born under sin. Born under sin. So, everyone have to when we are preaching also gospel in most of the places most of the people will ask us why we are sinners like all the genders, we are not sinners but we are like from our childhood because of Adam's sin. So, we are all sinners. But after Jesus Christ came we were all forgiven, right? So, can we can we consider it like this? After Jesus Christ came to this on the birth all the people who were about to born after Jesus Christ were all forgiven not under any sin born under sin or any birth sin like that. So, forgiveness comes after we have faith in Jesus. See, it's like this Jesus died on the cross and he paid for our sins. People before Jesus died on the cross had to have faith. Their faith was looking ahead. So, that's why Romans after 4 it says Abraham, Romans 4 I think was 4 Abraham believed God and it was he was made righteous. So, how was Abraham made righteous? Jesus had not yet died on the cross. How did he believe God? I mean, he had faith in the future, in God and what God would do for him in the future. But that he had to believe God. Same thing we today also we have been justified by faith. How Jesus died on the cross he paid for us but we have to have faith. So, the payment is for everybody before and after for all sin. But every individual has to have personal faith. So, I can't have faith for somebody else. Meaning, I can say Lord, I have for my salvation and his salvation. No. That every person has to believe in Jesus Christ. Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved. But has the payment been made? Yes. So, actually this in the church has led to an error. It's called universal gospel. I don't know whether we have a course on charity. Oh, I think it was part of a policy attacks. So anyway, we talk about some of the wrong things. So, in the church, I mean the church was a Christian church. In the 1900s, there was a kind of theology called universal gospel. The gospel, what they were saying and one very famous American preacher. I mean he had a big church. This was in the 1990s. He had pictures of more than, I don't know, 5000 people plus and he started preaching this. But he was saying what he said was, I mean the argument seems very logical, but it is contradicting scripture. His argument was Jesus died on the cross for every human being. Jesus paid for all of our sins.  Therefore, every person is already saved. This is called universal gospel. But he started preaching like this and he was part of the Pentecostal, I think, not so assemblies of God, but Pentecostal circles, that spirit filth and they dismissed him because they said, you are preaching heresy. But he was actually a very famous pastor, very big church. Then lots of people left the church also and then he had only 200 people or something. But this was suddenly started preaching like this. But it sounds very logical because Jesus died for everybody. He already paid everybody's sins, which is true. But the conclusion he came to was it's missing one important point, the Bible says very clearly, every person has to believe. He jumped that point, he skipped it. He said, God will not allow such a great price to go waste. So every person is already saved. Whatever you do, you're already saved. So he was such a famous pastor, very influential. It was sad. Anyway, yeah, so what we are saying is going back to this that there's probably a stage of innocence where some people call it the age of accountability, something like that. They use that term based on the scripture Romans 7, 9 that after that, after you cross that age of accountability, then you are responsible. Okay, so now once we cross the age of accountability, we are under sin. Okay, because we're breaking the commandment and we know it doesn't please God. We do the wrong things. We do wrong. So we're under sin. We are responsible now for sin, for the works, for our deeds. Then at some point, we are born again. We receive Christ. Spirit has been reborn. Sin has been forgiven. We are given the life and the nature of God. From that point on Hebrews 9 Hebrews 12, 23 comes into effect where it says Hebrews 12, 23 the spirits he's talking about the church. What is the church? Hebrews 12, 23 to the general assembly and church of the first born. So he's talking about believers, us believers. We are the general assembly. That means the general gathering, assembly or gathering. We are the church of the first born, church of Jesus Christ. First born is Jesus Christ who are registered in heaven. So all of believers, we are registered in heaven. Our name is in heaven to God, the judge of all. And then what about the church? To the spirits of just men made perfect. So the spirits of just men. That means people who have been justified but we are being made perfect. So that is the spiritual condition of the church. The church assembly. It is the gathering of God's people. God is the judge. God is above us. We are the gathering of God's people and we are people who have been made just but our spirit is being made perfect. That means we are growing in our spirit. So there is the God the Father, he's the father of all spirit. Spirit is created. There is a stage of innocence but then there is a stage of sin. Because we are all sinning. Then we are born again. Right? And then we are in that place where we have been made just but the spirit is also growing. It is being conformed to the image of Jesus Christ. We are growing in character and grace. There is a stage of innocence. We are telling that that is the God the Father. So that's a good question. What about those who are just maybe they are mentally, physically challenged so they cannot understand. They cannot comprehend. What about them? We don't have a chapter for it. But just going by who God is, God is a good God and he is a just God. So we just have to think how would God deal with a situation like this? We don't have chapter and verse. There is no chapter and verse that says if somebody is mentally challenged and not able to comprehend, they will immediately be saved. We can't prove it from chapter and verse. The only thing we can do is try to think about the nature of God. How would God handle this? It's difficult because on the one side God is a good God. God is a God of love. But on the other side God is a God of justice. He is a God of truth. And what they are facing, it's not their fault but it is a result of sin and the fall and all of that. So how would God deal with this situation? We have to think. We can't give chapter and verse. We have to base it on what we know about God. Are you? They don't have the mind. They don't have the mind. Even if some people tell them they don't make sense to them for them to connect. They won't. They are not able to comprehend. They won't understand. So can we tell that because already even if they did not compete and ask for forgiveness but still God, Jesus paid price for them so God look at Jesus and forgive them. Can we say that? So I don't know whether we should apply the universal gospel because there is a flaw in that. The flaw is that they are skipping this important step in the gospel where it says you must believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved. So we shouldn't skip that step. In order to be saved. What we are saying is because like innocent children they are not in a place where they can understand the gospel. Therefore they cannot believe. Therefore God would forgive them. I mean God would receive them into his care. We can say that but again we don't have chapter and verse to support. We are only basing it on like we think that this is how God put to it. From chapter 12 verse 9 we have seen that God creates the human spirit and he is the father of spirit. We also talked about that God creates the spirit in perfect condition. It's perfect. So can we also like so it's not only during like my question is like the spirit condition is perfect all the time or is it only during the stage of innocence. So that brings us to our next point in the notes which is once we go past the stage of innocence the Bible says a spirit actually dies. It has death. Life of God. That means the spirit is in darkness. The Bible uses different terms. It is in sin. It is in darkness. It is in death. It is without the life of God. So that is the condition of the human spirit of every human being after the stage of innocence. The nature of the spirit that God created got corrupted. That's right. So till the stage of innocence from the time God created till the stage of innocence till the understanding of the law of God comes till that. Like Paul said before the commandment came I was alive. I think that's fine. Commandment came I died. I was thinking about the condition of the spirit. He was alive. So that's why sometimes even children are open to God. They may not understand everything. They won't understand the Bible everything. But they open, you worship. They lift up hands and worship. Say praise the Lord, praise the Lord. Sing. They will sing. So it is not that they fully understand. Right? It's not the understanding of God's plan of redemption and salvation. Maybe they don't even understand. They're not in that stage. But they are alive to God. Something about them makes them just worship God. Praise God. Pray. They just come into it because the spirit is alive. But at some point their understanding comes, oh, this is right. This is wrong. I have sinned against God. Then when the commandment comes sin revives and I died. The spirit is dead. So that's the condition. So we look quickly. Ephesians 2, chapter 2 verses 1 to 3, Paul describes, you know what is the condition of the human spirit. One sin sets in Ephesians 2, 1, 2 and 3. Somebody can read it please. So Paul in these 3 verses is describing our condition before we got saved. That means the condition of the human spirit in sin. So what were we, verse 1? We were dead in trespass and sins. So we were dead in trespass and sins. We were dead in trespass and sins. So we were dead. Then he says we were following the course of this world. That means we were following the patterns of this world and the prince of the power of the air was at work in us. So can you imagine what basically saying as we just make it plain simple the powers of darkness was actually influencing our spirit. Because we were walking according to the course of this world. We were walking according to Satan according to the prince of the power of the air and the spirit of disobedience the spirit that is working in the disobedience. So actually there is demonic influence directed towards our spirit. Okay. So we are dead. Our spirit is not connected to God but our spirit human spirit is being influenced by the world being influenced by Satan by the spirit's demonic powers trying to influence our spirit. And then verse 3. That's why we were living according to our flesh desires of our flesh and by nature we were children means our very nature was wicked and we deserved the wrath of God. So that was our condition. Chapter 4 Ephesians 3 continues Ephesians 4, 70 to 19 again he explains some more. Ephesians 4 17 to 19 somebody can read it for us please. So I tell you this and insist on it is in the Lord that you must no longer live as the Gentiles do the futility of their thinking they are darkened in their understanding and separated from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them due to the hindering of their hearts having lost all sensitivity they have given themselves over to six sensuality so as to indulge in every kind of impurity with a continual lust for more. Yeah. So we are talking about the Gentiles people who are not yet saved they are living according to their mind the foolish thinking of their mind but look at what he says about the spirit verse 18 the understanding is darkened they are cut off from the life of God they don't have the life of God God's nature is not there and they are ignorant because of the ignorance blindness of their heart understanding is darkened heart is blind they are ignorant they are cut off from the life of God that is the condition of our spirit basically we are in darkness we cannot see we cannot understand and the life of God is not there so it is into this spirit this kind of spirit that is being influenced by and so on that the gospel comes so Paul says in 2 Corinthians chapter 4 he says the God of this world has blinded the minds of those who do not believe then God who brought light of the darkness he has shown into our hearts so the gospel brings the light of God into this darkness that is in our spirit and then we are born again the life of God comes where there was no life of God but we were by nature children of satan are doing wickedness by nature we were like that God's light comes and God's nature comes into our spirit and then we are born again that is the next point we actually receive the life and the nature of God so our spirit was in darkness was controlled or influenced by evil spirits no life of God the light of the gospel comes so let's just look at 2 Corinthians 4 so read that 2 Corinthians 4 and we will read verses 3 to 6 2 Corinthians 4 verses 3 to 6 please but even if but even if our gospel is valid it is valid to those who are perishing who minds the God of this ace has blinded who do not believe lays the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ who is the image of God should sign on them for we do not preach ourselves but Christ Jesus the Lord and ourselves your servants for Jesus said for it is the God who commanded to sign out of darkness who has shown in our heart hearts to give the light of knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ so we are in blindness but then what does God do he shines into our hearts the gospel we preach the gospel the light of the gospel comes God signs into our hearts and we receive the knowledge of God through Jesus Christ we are born again so when we are born again what actually happens our spirit goes from darkness to light it goes from being under the power of Satan now it belongs to God it goes from being dead that is without the life of God to a state of having the life of God we receive sorry, we receive the life and the nature of God in our spirit ok, so the Vatsar Bible says we are partakers of the divine nature 2nd Peter 1 verse 3 can look at it 2nd Peter 1 verse 3 we become partakers of the divine nature 2nd Peter as his divine power has given given to us all things that retain to life and godliness through the knowledge of him who called us by glory and virtue verse 4 also please by which have been given to us exceedingly great and precious promises that though these you may be partakers of the divine nature having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust so he is saying in a God he has worked in us by his divine power he has given us his wonderful promises and as we receive that what happens, we become partakers of the divine nature that means God's life and God's nature is in you the Bible says he who has the Son has life so Jesus Christ has come into your heart now you have life so when we are born again Satan's influence over our spirit is gone we are no longer people in whom the spirit of disobedience is at work before Ephesians 2 we walked according to the prince of the power of the air the spirit of disobedience was at work before now that's over you are a child of God you are born of God your spirit is now in union with Jesus Christ and it belongs to God you have been justified so things have changed you have become a new man in your spirit in your spirit so that transformation the being born again is an experience that takes place in our spirit but our mind has to be renewed our body has to be crucified so that work still has to happen but we are focusing now on the human spirit what God does so the last part here on page 4 I will just mention it very quickly but the human spirit must grow you are born again you receive God's life you are in the light you belong to God changes happen but it has to grow so if you look at scriptures about growth spiritual growth Peter says like newborn babies desire the pure milk of the word say bye second Peter 30 18 he says grow in grace and the knowledge of the Lord first on to 12 to 14 he says your children your young men, your fathers and mothers so he is talking about spiritual growth secondly the human spirit can increase in revelation knowledge that means what the spirit knows understands remember before it was without understanding before it was darkened but now the spirit is in a place where it can receive revelation God's knowledge it can receive it but it has to grow in that revelation we have to know in the will of God so the human spirit begins to understand what is pleasing to God what is acceptable to God is growing in the will of God they can become strong you can be strengthened like Ephesians 3 16 says we can be strengthened with might in the inner man the Holy Spirit gives us strength and many other areas that we can grow spiritually right so as we move forward in this course we are going to understand more and more about how to develop the human spirit and it is a life long journey you know I don't think we can ever reach a stage where enough reached Paul wrote in Philippians 3 he says you know not that I have already attained I haven't reached yet but I came moving forward you know so the journey is continued so we have to keep on going in that journey so we will continue this next week we will have some comments there about the soul and so on you have the bell ringing alright there are some questions in the chat probably I see your hand raised during the stage of innocence is the human spirit alive if so in what sense yeah so the human spirit is alive we saw in Romans 7 Paul said I was alive alive meaning open to God open to you know that awareness of God of course we are not able to understand everything but like we said children they worship God they pray there is that openness a sensitivity to God so in that sense we can say it is alive probably your question hi pastor this is regarding we were talking about the children or if they die will they go to heaven or something like that where you clarified about that but my question here is coming to adults for example we see a lot of people who will be accepting Jesus on their death bed and we believe whoever believes in Jesus and accept him will be with him after their death but I am not sure how sure it will be because as you said they have to believe in their heart but we don't know what exactly just saying a prayer doesn't mean that people really believe it so just if you could throw some light on this right so I think what we can say is even if somebody in the last minute genuinely repents and turns to God they will be saved salvation is a matter of believing in the heart believing in the Lord Jesus Christ you will be saved so if they are genuinely believed in their heart they will be saved so that much we can say now as you pointed out we don't know exactly the condition of the heart or what they have done not done that part only God can see and judge so that part we should just leave it to God which we the aspect that we cannot see we leave it to God and let God determine that okay thank you okay thank you everyone we will continue this next week God bless


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So, just a little anatomy as we go along, you guys can see me cutting with an electric pen, but this white thing is called Scarpus fascia. It's a fascia before we get to the deep fascia, which is on top of the muscle, but it's very well developed in her. That's very good. That's what we use to grab, to close the deep layer. Good morning everyone. We're starting our tummy tuck as usual. We isolate the belly button by going around it, as you know. We talk about this many times. The belly button is on a stalk and it's in a fixed position. It can go up and down a few millimeters, but that's about it. You can't move it from place to place unless you're doing what's called a floating belly button. And it's not a favorite of mine to do a floating. Some people do, but it's not my favorite thing because it can make the belly button come down too low. So, we always isolate it in the place it's supposed to be, but it comes out through a different part of the skin. So, one of the first things we talked about was lifoing the pubic area.  So, what we do is we blend it in just enough so the number of fat cells is decreased. So, we can see the patient has a scar here. We're just going to go right below it so she'll only have one scar. Her scar is from here to here, but we're going to go about a centimeter and a half below and make it just one scar. So, just in a little anatomy as we go along, you guys can see me cutting with an electric pen, but this white thing is called Scarpa's fascia. It's a fascia before we get to the deep fascia, which is on top of the muscle, but it's very well developed in her. That's very good. That's what we use for to grab, to close the deep layer. So, we have a couple of lessons to learn here today. Number one is although she's very thin and she's very even on both sides, you remember she had an abdomen that looked protruded. You could see it was because of the muscle, as I told you beforehand. She needs that internal plication to tighten her muscle. So, although she's very thin, she looked like she was bigger because the flooring wasn't flat. So, once we make the floor flat, then when we lay the skin on, it's going to be nice and flat. So, we're going to start with the plication. You can see how loose she is, and after we tighten her, then you can see how nice it will be. She did have lipo before, and you've seen us do where ladies are about two inches thick. Look at how thin she is here. She is about 0.7 centimeters. 0.7. Look at that, maybe on this one, maybe a centimeter, but she's no bigger than a centimeter. Look at that, that's how thick she is, 1 centimeter. So it's not that she's thick, it's because of the bottom, it's not flat. So, today we're going to put the internal corset and flatten her out at the bottom. Okay, everyone, so we finished it, look at how much tighter the abdomen is right now. It's not as floppy, and it's flat. There we get all the bleeder, there's the muscle, you see the muscle fasciculate? So you see that, that's the muscle fasciculation. So we're right over the rectus, the six-pack muscle. We did a double layer suture, and look at how nice and smooth and even it looks. So now when we put the skin over, she's not going to have that pregnant look. She's going to be very flat. We've already tagged the belly button, you see it's on the stock. You can't really move it, but only a few millimeters. So we know where it is, and we're going to bring it through the skin. Stay tuned. Okay, so here we are at the point of taking out the skin. We measure twice, right? We have two different ways of measuring. Here's one, we see the length we're taking out. We're taking out this much, which equals to, let's see, that's 15 centimeters and about 17 and a half centimeters, so we're ready to excise the skin. Here we go. Look at how thin this is compared to the one we did last week. Last week ours, our flop was about two inches. Today we're talking about less than a centimeter, because she's had the previous light bulb by yours truly, of course. So here we are measuring the skin on this side. It's about the same size as the other. So she's going to lose part of her tattoo. You can see the stem is going to be partly cut off, but that's part of surgery.  So this is the sternal bone. We talked about the sternal bone, the xiphoid, and here is our incision. Now the rule of the thumb is that I already know where the thumb is, that's where I want it. So the measure of the xiphoid, so she's about 29 centimeters, and two-thirds down the xiphoid should be your abdomen, so it's two-thirds, one-third. So around from here to the xiphoid, we want to be about 18. So here's 15, 16, 17, 18, right at the point. And you want this to be around 8 to 9, perfect. So we're done with the case. Look at how beautiful it looks. Her incision is limited. We put it very low. We took out the other one. As I told you, she lost part of her rose. Now, interesting thing is, you can see the belly button is a little bit different color than the rest of the skin. You might ask why that is. Just remember, we took off the lower skin, and the lower skin because it exposed more to sun, the belly button becomes a little darker than the skin up top when we pull it down. So that's another way you can tell a little bit of a difference is all, usually the belly button is a little bit darker in a tummy tuck patient because of more exposure to sun. So that's it for today's video. Thanks for watching. I'll see you in the next video. Bye.