So now we're going to introduce circular motion and simple harmonic motion, abbreviated SHM. So in uniform circular motion, the motion was defined as motion in a circle at constant speed. The in a circle part means that my radius is constant as it moves around. And the constant speed is particularly in this case referring to the angular speed. But even though r and omega were constant, my other coordinates are not constant. So if I were to represent the position of that particle in x or in y, from trigonometry, x is going to be r cosine theta, y is going to be r sine theta. But these things aren't constant because theta isn't constant as it moves around the circle. As a matter of fact from our angular motion studies earlier this semester, we saw that theta is a function of time where I have my initial angular position plus the angular speed times time. Now I could rearrange these two terms and it turns out that this one is a little bit more common where I put the omega t first and the plus theta initial second. So let's look at these positions in x and y. And I've got my theta and now I've got my theta equation.  Now graphically if I look at my little black dot in here moving in circular motion around the circle, then I can track my position in x with this little blue dot going back and forth. And I can track my y position with this little red dot which is going up and down. And if I actually track exactly how fast those two dots are moving, the blue one and the red one, I see that it plots out a cosine curve and a sine curve. Now in summary I've got my equation for the horizontal position as a function of the time variable and it also depends on the radius, the angular speed and the initial angular position, which I'm now going to call phase. If I were to look at the equation for the y position, y represents the vertical position, but everything else in this equation still represents the same quantities. So these are our equations for circular motion and we're going to see through the next few videos how this has the same form as general simple harmonic motion.


All right. I think I've got the all clear to get started here. Hello, everybody. My name's Cole Walker. I'm a developer with Wind River, and I contributed to Starling X. My talk today is full featured PTP in the cloud for telcos. So a quick agenda, we're going to just look at some of the PTP functionality in Starling X. Then we're going to take a look at an example topology and dive into how that's configured on a Starling X system, and then we're going to take a look at some of the monitoring and alarming features that Starling X offers to help applications and users manage the accuracy of the timing on their system. So I was going to start with a precision time protocol joke, but I knew that the timing had to be perfect, so I wasn't sure where to fit it in. So precision time protocol is an IEEE standard used for sub-microsecond accuracy on clocks. It's really useful for edge cloud applications, because it can be run on generic hardware. It provides a best master clock algorithm that allows for a degree of redundancy and failover if clock sources are lost, and there's very low bandwidth requirements. In specific 5G applications, the sub-microsecond accuracy is essential for smooth handoffs between different cell sites, and there's a movement in the 5G space towards open RAM deployments, which the off-the-shelf hardware is very useful for. And specifically, some of the good features that Starling X helps out with is it supports TGM, TBC, and ordinary clock types, which are all different types of PTP clocks. And Starling X also uses its collectD tool to set various parameters that are expected in PTP messages, something that the open source Linux PTP project doesn't provide on its own, but we're going to get into that a little more. So there's a lot going on in this topology here. We're going to break it down over the next few slides and kind of build it back up. What you're looking at is a Starling X simplex all-in-one node with two nicks, and there's a whole bunch of different components going on here that are related to how you keep the system timing in sync. So in Starling X, the core of the PTP work all comes from the Linux PTP project, and there's a number of programs in there that work together. There's TS2PHC, which is used to pull timing information from GNSS timestamps. So you connect an antenna into your NIC, and you're able to use that as a primary reference time clock. PHC2-SIS, which is used to synchronize the actual system time on your device from the NIC itself, and then PTP4L, which is used to distribute timing information over the network so that other nodes in the area can receive accurate timing from your master node, in this case. So what Starling X provides is various CLIs for configuring all of these services, along with monitoring and alarming, as well as a REST API that containerized applications can query to learn about the sync state of the system. So let's walk through how we would set up PTP on a Starling X node. In this case, we're going to be configuring a TGM, so a Grandmaster node that would be serving time to other nodes in its area. The first step, we've got a GNSS antenna on the right side there that's plugged into NIC number 2. So there's going to be timestamps coming in from that, and we're going to use the TS2-PHC application to read those timestamps and synchronize the PHCs, which are the primary hardware clocks. In this case, each NIC has one primary hardware clock. You can see on the bottom here, I've got configuration examples as to how this would be done via Starling X CLIs. So I'm not going to go into great detail on how that works, but at a high level for all of these services, you create an instance of the specific instance type. You add various parameters, which would be things that you would read from the man page for TS2-PHC. You would supply whatever parameters you're planning on using. Then you would assign interfaces on the NICs that you want to associate to that instance, and then you would map that instance to a host. On a multi-node system, for example, you could have different configurations per node, and that's often necessary in some more complicated deployments. So now that we've got timestamps coming in from GPS and the physical hardware clocks on each NIC are now synced to that, so they're reading the same time as the GNSS signal that comes in. The next thing we want to do is frequency lock those NICs together. And in this example, this is an Intel E810 NIC would be one of the types of hardware that supports this. So they have SMA ports that can be connected from one NIC to another, and you can daisy chain them across multiple NICs. And in Starling X, you configure a clock instance type, and that allows you to transmit a one pulse per second signal in this example from NIC2 over to NIC1, and that makes sure that the PhDs on each NIC are going tick, talk, tick, talk at exactly the same frequency and are locked in with each other. That's going to help make sure that the timing is as accurate as possible. So once we've got the GNSS signal coming in, the NICs frequency locked, the next step is, of course, to set the system clock, which is what most applications running on the system are going to actually care about. So in this case, we're going to use PhD2 Sys, which is very simple. We would just provide it with which of the primary hardware clocks, which of the PhDs we want to pull the time from. And PhD2 Sys takes that and just disciplines the system clock to keep it locked to that. So now we've got a system clock that's completely locked in with the PhD, which is completely locked in with the GNSS signal. And we can move on to actually deploying PTP4L, which is the PTP part that we're here to talk about. So once we have all that, now we've added a whole bunch to the diagram here. You can see each NIC has several ports on it that are all connected to downstream nodes. In a 5G deployment, these would probably be radio units, so things that are controlling the 5G signal and they need accurate timing. So you would create, in StarlingX, you can create multiple PTP4L instances. One per NIC is recommended for best performance. And you can provide whatever parameters you need. PTP4L is highly tunable, so it depends on your environment as to how exactly you would set up and configure those. And once that's all configured, you have the interfaces on NIC 1 and NIC 2 that are serving as timing masters and they are sending time over ethernet down to the RU units. And those units are then having their clocks synced to the GM node that we've configured. Each of the downstream nodes would need some of its own PTP configuration, so they would need to be running their own PTP4L instance if they were StarlingX nodes, you'd do that in the same way, as well as a PHC2S instance to ensure that their system time is synced and accurate. So once you have your StarlingX node set up and PTP is all configured, on the operational side, you care about monitoring and alarming to make sure that if you lose your GNSS signal or some other issue occurs that you've got some way to become aware of it and address it. So StarlingX provides support for monitoring and raising alarms for several types of faults. It tracks the loss of GNSS signal. It monitors the offset between an incoming clock source and the system time. So if you're running a StarlingX node as a downstream PTP4L client, it'll compare the incoming timestamps to its own system time. And if there's too high of a skew there, it'll throw an alarm for that. It also tracks the one pulse per second signal between various NICs if you've got those configured. And in StarlingX, that's all viewable through the FM alarm list command. And these alarms are all great and useful, but they're definitely more of kind of systems administration and operations focus. They're not. That information isn't available that way to, say, containerized applications that are running on StarlingX. So for that, we have a containerized application called PTP notification. And this is used to provide alerts and updates to containerized applications running on Kubernetes in StarlingX. And it runs as a system-managed application. So it's basically as simple as just uploading a tar ball in StarlingX and telling the system to apply it. And once that starts up, it tracks the PTP state in the same manner that I described with the alarming before. But it provides a REST API for user applications that they can query to get all of that same information. And user applications can also use the subscription system so they can subscribe to, say, what's the GPS state on the system? And they'll receive a push notification anytime that there's a change to that state. In order to facilitate user applications connecting with the PTP notification application, we provide a client sidecar image that users can download and use. So when they download the notification client container and deploy it as a sidecar alongside their application, it provides a very simple REST API that saves them from having to implement it themselves. So their application can just make some basic get requests to set up a subscription or to query any of the system timing states on demand, however they choose to use it. So you can have both approaches where you're able to receive push notifications if there's a change in the state, but also maybe on first-time startup you want your application to run a bunch of get requests to get all the immediate states of the timing on the system. And that's mainly important, especially in 5G applications so that things like radio units can decide if the timing has degraded, do they need to stop their operation? Do they need to hand off to another radio? Things like that. So, future work. There's a lot of ongoing development related to PTP and Starling X. One of the big features that we're continuing to build out is support for synchronous ethernet, which is a protocol that allows the one pulse per second transmissions to be delivered over ethernet connections rather than just using the SMA ports that are really only supported within a server. So you'll be able to transmit that same information over the network and keep all of your nodes tightly locked to the same one pulse per second signal. We're also looking at exploring various high availability configurations, as well as providing the ability to fail over and fail back from one clock source to another. So you might have multiple GPS antennas on a server or you may have a GPS antenna and a connection to a backhaul network with a lower priority that you want to be able to pick up in the event that you lose signal. And there's also always ongoing work to validate PTP support for additional nick types from other hardware manufacturers. And in addition to that, I'll just mention this was mostly telco focus, but PTP has a lot of applications outside of that in industrial automation, electrical services, financial trading. So if anybody in the community has experience in those areas and wants to talk about how PTP can be used to that, we really tried to keep the Starling X approach very open and flexible so that we can integrate with other requirements very easily. And that takes me to the end of my presentation. If you're interested in talking about PTP, you can reach out on the mailing list. I'm gonna be at the Starling X booth over the course of the conference. So feel free to come and say hi and that's everything. Thank you.


I am Mike Kaganski from Kalabra, and my talk is some kind of recall of what I have done, fixed or broke in the last year in the area of interoperability. Mainly with other five or four months, but also with different platforms. Okay, I work, as I said, I work for Kalabra for the community, it is a consultancy company helping people to be productive with liver office in cases when they face interoperability issues by helping them and fixing the issues. I want to start with some slides talking about my changes in DOCX and DOC interoperability issues. First, I want to say that this is going to be just a recall of bugs and what I find interesting in those bugs, short recall. So the first bug was about user interface problem that opening some Word documents user couldn't set top position into the most right position. It was interesting because it only affected Microsoft formats while in ODF cases they were fine while the values should have been equal. So I forgot that Microsoft formats and liver office formats used different coordinate system, which was the problem here and it was fixed. Well, the next problem, it was even more interesting because it was the kids when some text in table cells, in open in writer, the text was wrapped, not completely the same as it was in Microsoft Word. And people sometimes are very concerned about such small things when the word is on the first line in one of the suit and on the next line on the other of the suit. Sometimes it is a matter of just some rounding problems when we do rounding this way and other suits does rounding that way. So I thought the issue but it turned out that this was the problem of not completely understanding how Word does its complex mathematics on border calculations and cells space where to write. It was an interesting problem to find out how to solve because actually the standard of OXML does not say much but it was needed but it was also solved. The other problem was just a case of when we didn't support, say, rotation information of images into dockets, which I implemented, which was simply a missing function. Well, and the problem of, that was funny. When we opened Adobe X or OGF documents in LibreOffice with frames in there and in those and took the frame, copy it into the report and paste it into another document. It was fine and worked okay. But when we did it in dog file, took the frame from dog file and pasted it into another document, say, OGF. It suddenly got a frame from nowhere. It turned out that we had very inconsistent code for that in dog and dockets filters. So the work was done to unify this pattern, patterns of code. So now we do it correctly. This was fixed in newly released 6.3. And so of course I must break something. It's not fair to only Google things. So these are my reactions that I introduced by previous fixes, which I heroically fixed by myself. So the frames that were previously correctly working started to have a frame. It is fixed. The second part is when I started to optimize XML writing, I did it wrong, of course. So the fix must be the issue. And the third issue is like the second. A follow-up from my optimization work when several consequent spaces collapsed into one. So if you suddenly see it, please call me. It's my fault. But it should be forbidden to digit many spaces. Yeah, yeah. What possibly it's a feature on the back? Yes, indeed, indeed. Okay, the second part is XML. It's by far the largest part. And first, I made some work to correctly export a column width into XLSX. It turned out that we didn't do it properly. And it resulted in strange things. When we opened ad hocX with some non-standard column width work, save and reload it, and the column width, some of them at least, changed their... Well, when I started to dig into the code, it turned out that we not only did it incorrectly, but also we did it redundantly, saving information for all the thousand columns while we don't need them. So now we do it both correctly and in a more compact way. And, well, the second problem is now fixed, actually. It's work in progress, which is rather driven by NOEL, pending... And while it's not yet fixed, but much progress has been done in this area, both in terms of finally including the work into the trunk and starting to really test it, but also with the fixing of many resulting bugs, many of them are crushers. This starts the part that haunted me for the most part of the year, the problems with popular tables. This is the typical problem that users see when they try to open an XSL6 file generated by a LibreOffice and open it in Excel. So users did complain that we saved or something wrong. And sometimes it is indeed wrong, but not always, by the way. And to say that it's not always the case, I started with this slide. In this slide, three strange problems arose with Excel being unable to... For instance, the last thing is Excel being unable to count characters in cells. It needs us to tell them the characters that you will encounter will be more than 255 characters. That's an insane number, and of course it needs explicit mention in the current year. Well, it will crush the system. So, well, of course, we now export this important information. The second problem is Excel being inconsistent with its own standard. So now, in a way, the standard allows any error message we define by application, but Excel files the whole file without strings that Excel expects. Well, we do the favor and export the very same error message that Excel might expect. And the first one is the strange handling of errors and normal strings as the same thing. Okay. You cheated, huh? You just cheated, Excel. I just what? Cheated. I said cheated. You cheated. You cheated. Well, we made it so that, as it was, there was no problem in that. But, well, it's not always, of course, data fault. We do bad things ourselves. We are good in that. So, the least two problems were about PivotTables, about data fields in PivotTables. The data fields that are not part of original data set, but something calculated by the PivotTable itself. So, it is actually one of the most important parts of the PivotTables. The fields need names. And the names are different in, sorry, by default in Calc and Excel. Initially, we didn't export Calc specific data field names into the file. And it was okay from the former point of view and from the Excel point of view. But suddenly, in Excel version 2016, they decided to stop accepting that. And so, we needed to back accordingly to keep being interoperable with Excel. I did it in two steps. First, I broke everything and then I changed it. So, now the names are stored into the file. And, well, that's a good thing. At least previously, we had the field name changing when we see in Calc is like data sum. And in Excel, the same field will name sum of data. Now, as we export our name, it will be consistent here in the Excel. It's a good thing. And the problems related to not, it is not a corner case, but something overlooked in our previous implementation of export filter, of XML's export filter. We didn't do a good job when our field was present both in rows and in data part of the pivot table. We fixed it. And the second is actually corner case. When that time-based field contained data that differed only in one segment and it was such a situation that rounding would create two same numbers that failed previously. Well, it was a corner case, but of course we needed to do a better job, which we do now. Next one. At this slide, there are two bugs related to formatting of pivot tables. Here we have some fundamental incompatibility of behavior between LibreOffice Coq and Excel. In Coq, first bug is about number format of fields. In Coq, the pivot table defines its own number formats for the results. It is based on the original data in the data set. It takes that information and applies the format to the pivot table. Excel again has a more flexible control of that. We didn't define the format at all when saved the old XML. We do store this format information, which is not as flexible as Excel in Coq, but still we now have reduced current results. So users see dates instead of some five-digit number. Also, the second one is about formatting, like coloring of rows and so on. Coq uses cell styles assigned to pivot table information. Excel uses a different concept and it uses some predefined styles. There is a large set of these predefined formats. In this case, we had an ugly hack, actually, when we simply took one of good-looking presets that Excel uses and started to apply it so that the resulting pivot table wouldn't look just white and white, but attractive, not displaying original formatting, because there is just a predefined set of formats. Let's work around a real solution, something more substantial in this case. This slide is a major problem that wasn't addressed previously in the export of pivot tables from Coq into XLSX. We didn't export group fields, so these fields were simpler than most of the export. Of course, we needed to implement it, and I stumbled five minutes ago. This is between the more dominant models of Coq and that of XLSX. While we implemented and already fixed some parts, you might see the number here, but I will be faster. The next part is about PBTX fixes. It is a very short part. The two problems were related to looping and the automatic start of presentation when we exported presentation to PBTX. Previously, we imported PBTX, and we automatically introduced some 10-second delay, and that prevented using LibreOffice Impress to make some automatic presentations such as the Kiosk one or something like that. That was fixed. We didn't import looping, which was present in PBTX. Now we import it. Assorted issues are mainly about operating system integration. It was a corner case when you download a file which hasn't extension, but has proper content type from the Internet, and the other wants to launch an application it wouldn't find LibreOffice pending those content types. I mean all XML content types. LibreOffice should have been registered for them. Now it is, but it does. Now LibreOffice also allows to read Microsoft log files. So LibreOffice users know who have logged the file using Microsoft Office. And one slide about SharePoint and that where you might see that we did some work on legacy, support of legacy SharePoint versions support that was needed for our customers. And fixed some related bugs that are also found while we need to work on them. And I want to thank our customers who make all this work possible. They pay for these fixes and thus allow all the community to benefit. So thank you very much. Could you go back to the slide please? No, open it back. I'm never, never, never wait. What is the loops? The loops. I mean that's our point. Allow you to make loops through the... Yes. And the press doesn't? And the press also does, but we ignored the information in the file. So we just didn't report this information. How we do. Great, thank you. Thank you very much.


Hey guys shiver 1,000 here Got another vlog for you today do a little more vlogging This is not a bug on me. I wanted to come outside and get some air I haven't been out a lot And it's real windy. It's nice day, but it's when you can see I'm bundled up. I got my hoodie on Got a shirt on underneath so What I was going to do today Was I was going to make a video of cooking and chicken in the ground But it rained three fourths of the night last night clear up into this morning. So the ground's still pretty wet So that's not going to work right if I do that so Anyway, I got my windsock on my mic because it is windy. So but I'm Went to doctor yesterday put me off for another week But I went I went to work Tuesday What a good idea man it Was hard real hard, but um in the first the stages of pneumonia again They think I've got COPD so I got to go to a pulmonary doctor.  I don't know COPD. I'm not sure what stage What it is I'm feeling okay Still got a slight cough But I'm getting real late headed my oxygen level just ain't staying up where it should be they checked it yesterday It was 96 so that's acceptable, but it should be around 100 So it wasn't real low My blood pressure was okay, it was acceptable So when I hear more about that I'll let you guys know so in the meantime for the next five days six days, whatever I Don't want to try to make some videos for you guys and So anyway, that's what's going on with me also I Would like to be able to okay, you know, I got this I got a Honda 750 Magna it's a 1984 I think it's 1984 so gotta get it I got to figure out a way to get it here and I'm gonna do some video on That it's kind of like a basket case right now It's all tore down because my nephew I got it off my nephew. He gave it to me and I've got He said I had a carburetor issue and he took carburetor's off. So I I don't know I need to get that here It's a little rough But you know it's something to make some videos on and maybe trade for another toy or something soon So anyway, I'm still I'm gonna make a video tonight so it might be up a little later because it's gonna be for dinner tonight for monkey and I we'll make mashed potatoes Gravy I saw home way except the noodles. We'll have noodles You know those are store-bought but so I'm gonna have noodles mashed potatoes gravy and a roasted chicken Since I can't do it in the ground. I'm gonna do it in the oven now I was watching I was trying to get some different recipes something I hadn't tried Before and I found one on YouTube a guy actually cut the backbone out of the chicken and Then spread it out onto, you know your pan and then he like You know broke broke the breastbone so it would lay flat and he cooked it and or baked it and It looked pretty good. It looked like it was real juicy said it was real juicy I've never tried that before but he said it cooks more More evenly, you know, of course, it's flatter, but I'm not into presentation right now So I mean I'm gonna try he said it cooks more evenly which makes sense way explained it was that You know the way it comes around like this, you know the heat You know it takes more heat around like the thigh bone and stuff to get that done clear through When that's done clear through well, and then you got your your breast up on top that Okay, sorry I don't know why I thought that was funny up on top and it dry it dries out because you know it doesn't take You know, there's less bone in it. You know what I mean? It's thicker But there's less bone when you got the bone, you know, it's more juicy and stuff But when you got the bone in there, you know, it takes more to heat You know to cook around that bone because there's something in there, you know, it's the bone So if I'm explaining this if you guys can follow me on that and up on the breast, you know You got all that breast meat there That's just you know wanting to dry out because by the time, you know, because it'll get up to temperature before down by the thigh bones and stuff so I'm gonna try that and I'm gonna I'm gonna make a video on it and We'll see how it comes out because I've never did it that way I've cooked chicken a Hundred different ways, but I've never tried that way Like they're they use they use herbs and stuff like that Which I don't have any like rosemary or thyme or anything like that So I'm just going to season it with some salt pepper or some season salt some lemon pepper and stuff like that Now I've got the chicken in I put it in this morning in some water the whole chicken in a pan and I used about three Tablespoons maybe a little less of salt to about a gallon of water Maybe a little more than a gallon. You guys can do that however you want and I just cut a lemon in half kind of Squirt it a little bit in the water and just stuck it in there because I didn't want the overpowering of the lemon but the citrus in it always makes meat it breaks it up a little more makes it more more Tender, you know and juicy and then what I'll do so it's brining. That's called brining by the way So it's brining right now. That's all I did I usually brine them five to six hours. So it's got about another hour or so and Then I'll put some I'll take those that lemon I cut in half and I'll squeeze the rest of the lemon juice out of it Okay Just squeeze it until there's no more juice coming out But then I'll stuck I'll stick the lemon up into the cavity, okay? I'll explain all this later if you watch that video And then up around the skin up around the breast area go up inside the breast and I'm gonna put a couple sticks of butter in there So it melts inside there and stays inside now remember guys when you cook when you're cooking like a ham turkey or Chicken especially When you take it out out of the oven don't don't just cut it right away because then all them juices just go away and then Five minutes later ten minutes later. It's all dry if you're having that problem Think about that. Are you cutting it too soon? I usually let mine rest 15 minutes They say 10 to 20 so right in there Maybe 20 minutes on a turkey, but usually 10 to 15 on a hope this one's not bothering me on a small chicken It's maybe a four pounder or something just enough for me and her and then he just he you know He cut the legs off. You'll see when I do it. He cut the the legs off and The thighs and then he just right down the breast bone. He split that in half. So look pretty good So we're gonna try that tonight something a little different like I said, I wanted to get it in the ground But I Think I think the ground is too wet. I walked out back there and Kind of checked it and it seemed to be so what that's going to do is take my heat away So I'm not going to if I try it like that. I'm not going to be able to get a good I'm not going to be able to gauge it because it like a like a four Like a four to five pound bird not 45 four to five pound bird cooking in the ground Two to three hours depending on you know what what kind of coals you're using like charcoal Usually about two hours if you're using wood You know might not take that long might take more if your grounds damp if it's cold out that all varies So you you got a kind of baby said it Well, you really can't because it's buried in the ground under dirt But you can feel the ground and you can tell when it's about ready once you do a couple of them It's not that hard Let's make sure your internal temperature is where it should be So anyway, I'm gonna try to get my nephew or somebody to help me get that biker because I can't get it by myself There's just no way But it's all there except for the clutch master cylinder I call me, you know up here It's the same thing as the brake master cylinder only it's backwards And I can get both of them for how much was it 28 bucks or something So probably go that route if once I get it running if it runs good it's shaft drive So if it runs good, you know, maybe I'll fix it up. I don't know. I don't know If not, like I said, it'll give me some trading stock and I was talking the other day on my on my vlog about the I had you guys in there on the I showed you I was talking about the trike. I said it was free. He didn't give that to me I bought that off of him. I paid him for it was like 50 bucks or something. So But the but the bike the motorcycle is free We'll see what the seat needs recovered. He recovered it, but he did it like a tan. He said I should have went black Yeah, I don't know why you would cover a black bike in Tan, but that's what he did bless his heart. So I Was a cat I've never seen before Yeah, let's see. What else can I touch on? Upcoming videos this week. I'm gonna do one a day starting today. I Got that little racetrack that we bought for the green children I want to check it out. I'm gonna do a review on that for you guys Let me see I've got the the screen for the back door that What's it called that mesh magic mesh? I think it's called. I got that. We're gonna put that on Maybe tomorrow I've got I still want to do one on the truck of For the taillights for the trailer It's called a converter box. I've got to put one of them on because every Ours is bad. Everything works except for one of the turn signals. I think it's the right turn does not work So like if you put the flashers on they wigwag. It's kind of cool But it's not supposed to be like that so I do have one And we'll install that together if it gets warm out because I don't want to land on the ground. I did the if you guys watched the The fuel pump video for the truck That was pure hell man laying out here on the ground. It was like 32 degrees or something That sucked. I was supposed to get a work that morning Well, they wouldn't like really expect to me, but I was going to try to go in and work But that sucked so I don't want to do that. That's why I got this heavy It's windy if it wasn't for the wind I think I'd be all right That's why I'm layered up because I want to be outside a little bit and talk you guys sometimes You know instead of being cooped up all the time. I've been cooped up for two weeks now This is my third week So I just want to get out But I don't want to jeopardize this pneumonia that may be coming on so when they did check chest x-rays So When I go the pulmonary doctor, I mean they'll do blood work and they'll do all that stuff Monkey's been been been been there with me every time and she's got to work But she can juggle her patience but still for her to do that, you know means a lot to me. So thank you monkey I appreciate that, you know, I told her we'll just drop me off could do a patient or two and come back I'll be there So now I want to be there with you. So thanks monk Appreciate that Let's see what else else we want. We still wouldn't get the yard work done because it rained and So it's been rainy here in Florida and I Mean don't get me wrong. We need rain here, but it's been like a cold rain Especially with this wind, of course, we are you know, we're we're still in We're still in in winter. So It does it does get cold down here Sometimes at night it's not supposed to get that cold tonight like right now It's like 64 so it's not that bad the sun is out a little bit, but it's got a lot of cloud cover So that's I think that's why the ground didn't dry up like I wanted it to I was hoping it would but it didn't so That is what it is. We're still gonna make a video for you.  I'll have these two up tonight And then like I said tomorrow, you know, we'll do the magic mash. We'll do the Hopefully I can get to the get to the converter box on the truck if not I've got a couple other videos may do some more vlogging May do a couple more vlogs one a day or something just shorter vlog like this Shooting a crap with you guys, you know hanging out You know letting you know that just because we're youtubers, you know, we're real people too. We got our problems We've got our issues, but you know the good youtubers will make time for you guys and Not just themselves although a lot of this is for me a lot of this stuff. I have to get done You know and I would do it anyway But I'm like if I'm gonna do it like like the the fuel pump I thought I'm gonna be out here risking my health To do this. I mean Why not just set up a camera, you know? You know that That don't make it any any colder, you know, so might as well shoot it, you know might as well film it for you So that's what I did So I don't know if this is like a vlog or Well it is a vlog, but I don't know if you just want to call it like a hangout or shoot the shit session or something So Yes, I got the wireless mic on so I'm using one of the old cameras not the old one It's the first one we bought when we got together the one that kind of got screwed up in the rainstorm on the boat a year or two ago When monkey took me for a dinner and a cruise on a three-hour boat cruise dinner dancing So it was nice Dining and dancing they call it but and I took her back there again for for her birthday So This is camera. If you guys remember that video storming like crazy We don't had camera a few days and it got wet, but now I've got a I've got a good camera bag holds all my equipment. I can fit like five cameras in it I've got the the little raincoats that go over them. So we won't have that problem again But it's this one seems to be working. Okay It does have its issue sometimes it won't save a file sometimes when you use the remote it It'll like It doesn't save the video try different cards I think it had something to do with it being wet and the new 4k camera that we got I think it did an unboxing review on it. It is also remote control, but These remotes are the same because I stuck them in a bag when we went To Disney World and I stuck them all in the bag and I didn't label them So I thought I'll just check it and both of them work on both cameras. So you guys you know if you're using two cameras That take this kind of a remote right here, and they can't see it. I'm zoomed in a little bit You know, these are these just these cheap cameras, they're not real cheap, but they're cheaply made And and you're trying to get different angles and you're using this They're both going to want to do zooming and Unzooming and all that stuff I Wanted to touch bases with you guys on a couple things of some products we have bought Because I always tell you know in an upcoming video. I'll let you know how they're doing and I and these are just Just a couple here and on another vlog. I may do with some more but this one This stuff I have here It's not this this I bought a while back my impact the bower My impact driver I bought that I did a video on it and I've got to say Awesome, I forget what I gave for 70 bucks or something Right in there.  I Have I've charged this thing one time. It's got a gauge on the back here. You push this little button right there I've only charged it one time and that's when I first got it I charged it overnight and I've used it countless times and as you can see it's still it's still Well, I'm sure it's not full full, but you guys see me using it the other day on the Field pump video Thumbs up for this. I mean I've dropped it But you know it's getting dirty, but I haven't had a problem with it So this two thumbs up and I wanted to touch with you guys on this this wet fire that I did on the other night with the dryer lint Now I found something out the dryer lint May not have ignited like it's supposed to because the last thing that was washed and That because she cleans the dryer lint every time she does a wash She washed the the sheets and blankets off the bed and pillowcases and we all know that stuff is fire retard So who I'm getting that was the only lint that that was from so the our guess is that that It was that's why the lint did not fire up like it should have But this at you know, it's better than nothing. I still like my dryer lint Which I did try a little while ago.  It's all right. I Just wasn't real impressed with it. So but is it worth the money? I don't know Compared to dryer lint or if you guys eat coconuts Move this up a little bit or if you guys eat coconuts save the You know save the husks put it in a baggy, you know, it should be all right So that's that that it is what it is Lot of dispute on the micro mechanic, okay kind of gotten a debate On the video on this about a guy Don't waste your money on it and you're wasting your money on it and here is why well No, you don't know you're not he said he he made a claim and you guys can I left all all the The comments on he made a claim that Your vehicle has to be running for this to work. No, it does not now I pretty much knew what was wrong with the truck the other day Monday pretty much knew what was wrong with it But just in case I got this out scan the codes. There was two codes one was For low low fuel pressure wasn't getting enough fuel on right bank, which there's only one bank in that truck I was just a four-seller You know, so Yeah, it was coming up a code like that So I was telling me there was low fuel pressure or no fuel pressure Which I pretty much knew it the second code was a model woman's fire of course because I was squirting that Brake cleaner in there just to see if it would start up and it did and then of course when it dies it starts missing kind of now Put the new fuel pump in it's fine. Okay, so To me this is what work 20 bucks. I don't care who you are Your vehicle does not have to be running for this to work even it even tells you in the instructions It's a lifesaver. It's a lifesaver. Like I said, I you know all my experience now start working on Cars when I was 10 years old my dad's junkyard So I know pretty much about what can go wrong with them and what the cases are But I just to satisfy my own curiosity give a guy a benefit of the doubt. Is it worth it? Yes in my book two thumbs up 20 bucks. Hell. Yeah. Yeah, so yes this this I have used it a couple times So yes, this is in my toolbox and I use The black web the dash cam we have been using this it's in the truck right now We use it every day. It does what it's supposed to do Except a couple downfalls one it's supposed to be motion activated. It has that option you turn the motion activation on as soon as you get out of the Out of the menu Motion detection Turns off. So I have to call him find out why it is doing that. I don't understand it It shouldn't do it because if if it didn't have that option even if it's on your camera It won't be lit up. You won't be able to do nothing with it You can turn it on but as soon as you get out of the back off back out of the menu Motion detect is not it just shuts it shuts back off. It goes to off So I need to call him find out what's going on with that. That's what I don't like if it's got that option It should work.  I have used this several times. I've made her breakfast. I mean my breakfast. I've made snacks with this thing Awesome Well worth what we gave for it now we got it on sale or on clearance So if you can still find one and this is your thing get it awesome awesome little deal here, so There's that so those are our just a couple updates on some of the product reviews that I have that that we have done together and so I'm going to go Greek monkey and I want to say thanks for watching guys Thanks for watching my videos and you know hitting hit the like button share my videos and Please if you haven't subscribed smash it motherfucker subscribe button and I'll see you guys soon Thanks again. Shea bear the myth man legend gone for now guys. Bye. Bye


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back to Life Lessons in Film. Hello. And today we're gonna be making sense of life through five movie quotes from movies we love. Yeah. Yeah. And stay to the end so that you will see all of them. Maybe making sense of life through quotes. Yeah. Yeah, it was dark part. It was like. It was clunky. All right, all right. Welcome back to Life Lessons in Film. Take five. And today we're gonna be making sense of life through quotes from movies that we love. Five. Do you have a white thing for that? Is it a dandruff? No. It's a snowflake? No. So we're shaking things up a little bit. Just kind of, you know, like just kind of taking the model and just kind of stirring it up a little. Yeah, we thought it'd be kind of a fun something to do. And one thing that we love so much about movies is those particular bits of dialogue or lines that just hit you right over the face. Yeah. Those lines you always remember. Yeah. We'd take some of our favorite quotes and then we'd talk about a little bit why they resonate so much with us. Should I start or should you start? Rochambeau, Rocky Burch, Bo from Beatrice at Dinner.  Try healing. You can break something in two seconds, but it can take forever to fix it. You think killing is hard now? You wait in the bushes, the animal might outrun you or charge you. It's not easy to get your shot. Try healing something. That is hard. That requires patience. It can break something in two seconds. It can take forever to fix it. I like that because that is kind of the nature first of all of everything. It's the easier path. The destructive path is always the easier path, whether it's being self-destructive. It's harder to build self-discipline, self-esteem to kind of work towards something little by little and it's easier to just be like, is it even worth it worthwhile? Should I just kind of lay in battle day or just kind of get lost in a sea of distraction? The reason I think about that is, oh god, I can't not explain it. Let me start again. Okay. I think of things like the need to be kind to yourself and understanding to yourself. Let's say for example, you come from a tough childhood, like your parents maybe didn't give you every single thing that they needed to facilitate your smooth transition into adulthood or maybe you went through bullying in high school, for example, and broke down your confidence. You know what I mean? Those things that happen when you're younger, they definitely affect you when you're older still. All the mistakes, all the things that happened in the past, the bullying, the parent that didn't give you everything to set you up, that happens in a second, you know, like maybe someone says something to you, happens in a second, but it lasts a long time for you to heal. A lot of hurt and damage can be done with one word instantly, but then that could be something that is traumatizing and that lasts for a long time until you deal with it. That quote can be applied to a lot of things, but yeah. The great beauty, the most important thing I discovered a few days after turning 65, is that I can't waste any more time doing things I don't want to do. That was very meaningful for me because I think a lot of times with people we're so afraid to say no, or we're so afraid to express things that we need from people. Just the thought of asking for being to be accommodated or to be understood, it kind of feels like an attack. You know, sometimes people have that idea of asking for support or needs as like, oh, I'm burdening this person. There's been, like, I could give you so many examples of me doing things because I felt like I didn't want to disappoint the other people. I'd always put their needs first and never put my needs first, so I would go along with things that I didn't want to go along with and I would hate it out. Honestly, whenever I knew I didn't want to do something and I went along with it, I would hate it. I'm grateful to be at a point where I know that it's okay to say no, but thank you. You don't have to be abrasive in your presentation of your needs. Thank you for extending this gesture of support or thank you for wanting to spend time with me, but this is what I would prefer instead. That used to be so hard for me. Yeah, I feel like I'm already there. I'm not even 65 yet. I feel like maybe not fully there, but I think you have more tolerance or the more strength to decide that you're only going to do things that you want to do when you are in a happier place, a more stable place. So if you're not as desperate, which he isn't, it is also easier for him to just do his own thing. So that's a big part of kind of being able to decide what you don't want to have to put up with anymore.  And it's actually, once I said no once, something I didn't want to do, or that was not great for me.  Okay, I'm just going to course correction there. I'm just going to stay on this course.  And then, uh, yeah, you just don't feel the need to go against who you are as much. You are anymore. Yeah. Now all of a sudden, how am I going to tell them I don't like that, even though I've been doing it for like 50 years, I've been doing it. And maybe they, if you present what you want or what you don't want anymore, they might be like, yeah, but you've been doing it for so long. What's going on? You know what I mean? And you feel bad. Like, oh, I kind of led you on. You know what I mean? It's okay. Like, even if after 100 years of relating to someone in a certain way, it's okay to, after the 100 years of doing the same thing that you didn't like and you knew all those, all that time, but you didn't like it. It's okay to say, you know what, this is, this is what I really would prefer. That is fine. And if anybody actually cares about you, if the person you're interacting with at that time cares about you, they'll be like, sure, I'm sorry that you endured this. I would have, you know, I would have definitely, if I knew you didn't want to, I wouldn't have done it. Let's figure out what we both like. Little women, just because my dreams are different from yours doesn't mean they're unimportant. Just because my dreams are different than yours doesn't mean they're unimportant. I'm sure everyone has someone in their life that has been disproving of things that they wanted to pursue. It's a pretty universal feeling. It's that thing where there's just that's a good percentage of people in the world that feel like they have the right to tell others how they should live their life. Throughout my life, I've always wanted a lot of things, you know, I just want to kind of try everything. Most people, they want to limit that. And about as people, when they see you just kind of wanting to experiment and try and live and learn, that's also something to overcome is just accepting that there will be people that will always yield at the things that you are passionate about or want to pursue are not the things to do or are important. So it's being able to at some point get to just trusting your own instincts and your own drive for things and your own path. A lot of the times when people want to push you into a certain kind of direction, it's a lot of the times because you're changing the status quo, which they prefer. So this person, when they're knocking you down, it has, I find less to do with you and your dreams being problematic, but more to do with the person kind of being selfish really, because they don't want you to change things. You're growing and you're shifting towards a certain course and they don't want that because it scares them.  And it forces them to change too, because when you're changing, you're adjusting the dynamics in that relationship. And so they're going to have to change too.  And so they are upset with you for moving forward. So they're going to do anything they can to kind of, if it means cutting you down, that's what that is. I do find that sometimes people hope you stay the same. Sometimes people who don't understand that it's okay for people to change and shift. I'm going to go for that one but I'm not sure if I... Do it. Do it. The next one is from the kindergarten teacher. The end of the road is so far ahead. It is already behind us. The end of the road is so far ahead. It is already behind us. I mean, I'm not sure. I don't know what he's saying there or what he means personally. But for me, I was just thinking kind of like a lot of us will be looking at the end of the road, the future, you know, every single thing you're doing, your life is centered around the future, what is going to happen in the future. And you're so hyper focused on that that you don't appreciate the things that are happening in the moment. And I say this as someone who does this too. And I guess holding on to this quote as a reminder. You try to remind yourselves of that. It's very easy to, you know, we get something for our place and then we're on to the next thing. Yeah. And you can't even revel in enjoying the thing. Yeah, exactly. And that's why we're getting things that we can't enjoy them. Because even that future that you're looking for, you get that whatever it is that you want it. And then you're just like, okay, great. Check. Let's move on to the next one. You're not even reveling in the glory of actually accomplishing this huge thing. You're planning for, you're planning ahead and you have dreams, you have ambitions, etc. That's great. But what are the things that you have in the present that you should open your eyes to? And also what are the things that you're doing in the present that you should adjust?  Because sometimes we're working towards things and you get them and you realize, I don't even want that. I guess well, it reminds me of another book, which is, which I just forgot. Enjoy where you are now because the things that you have now were only dreams way back when in the past. Enjoy them because you didn't have them at one point. And there were things that you were hoping to achieve or get to make you happy. And don't think about the stuff you don't have, because you'll get it in the future.  And should you even want everything? It's a good line. It's fine. It's a fine line. Sometimes they think I've felt everything I'm ever going to feel. And from here on out, I'm not going to feel anything new, just lesser versions of what I've already felt. I believe it's Joaquin. Sometimes I think I've felt everything I'm ever going to feel.  Just lesser versions of what I've already felt. I can feel that feeling that he was having in the movie. That kind of, I think, is a feeling a lot of people have, especially in the modern world where it's all about novelty and new experience. And you have to keep trying to do something. And you have to be always busy and doing something new. And if you're not, then you're failing. And you get to the point where you just kind of feel like you have experienced basically everything that you can in all the new movies that come out or the new, you know, anything that could distract you or stimulate you, new food, new places to visit in the world, they're all more or less kind of the same now, you know, and that can give you a sense of pointlessness, dread or, you know, well, what's the point now? I think I've, I guess I've done everything. You know, I'm like, are humans not meant to live this long because now what else is there? But then you, that's one way of looking at, I think, the idea of experience giving meaning. But then I think another way you could look at is, okay, maybe you have more or less experience all the truly novel things, but then you can kind of say, okay, great, now maybe that's when I will decide to create my own thing, become your own artist or creator of some kind. Once you feel like you've experienced enough art, say, or enough movies that you're not so much a passive observer, but you want to maybe try and do some of that yourself. You know, I think that for me, that's where I've gotten where I'm when I felt like I'd consumed enough and I want to start doing my own thing, producing something. Like I said, it's dealing more with emotions, not necessarily experiences, but it's a similar thing. There are two things for me that come up, like just because you felt something before doesn't mean it won't be just as good before or it's not worth feeling again. And even if there were only two feelings in the world, happiness and sadness, it's worth going through experiencing those. Happiness is worth experiencing every day. And sadness has its own work because with sadness, then you start to tap into why some things don't sit right with you, why you want something different or it tells you things about the people that make you sad and the kind of relationships you have with them. Whatever you've experienced again will always be valuable as far as I'm concerned. It'll always teach you something new, isn't it? Talking about feelings, when you think about it, love, right? Like you fall in love and let's say you've been in several relationships, every single time the love is different, not necessarily like how you feel towards the person or the strength of the feelings you have, but like love goes beyond just the feeling, right? Love is like how affectionate are you with each other? What kinds of things do you give to each? Do you do for each other? What kind of actions do you present to each other to show love, right? If you've been in several relationships, you're experiencing one thing, loving someone else, but it's different each time and in certain ways because these are different people, they look at love differently. And so you're learning, it's always a new experience. If you're looking at life in that way where you're kind of like, oh well, I've already experienced that and you're looking for this kind of novelty, you don't actually realize that there is truly novelty in everything in that deeper way, not in that superficial way of just literally trying something you haven't tried, but in the way where you could experience something, you can feel something that you felt before, but you see certain things that you didn't see before. I think as you grow as a person, you enjoy things in different ways. It's kind of like when we watch a movie, every single time you watch a movie, we enjoy it in a different way, we see different things, but this is exactly the same movie. Let's buy them the quotes, the resident with us. What quotes, what are some of your favorite quotes from movies? You can let us know in the third discussion in the comments. Okay, bye. But until next time though, that's it. I think that's it. Bye.


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Hello and welcome to Understand Men Now. I'm Johnathan Asley of johnathanasley.com and I'm so excited to be shooting this short video for you today. Our topic, the four secrets, the four secrets to get them addicted to you using masculine energy. Should we do masculine like this? Like this masculine? Anyway, really quickly, if this content here resonates with you, please do me a favor, hit the subscribe button, hit the bell. And if you like this video, please smash that like button as well. Okay, we're going to talk about the four secrets to get them addicted to you using masculine energy. Now I want to share a story with you first. And this actually relates to a date that I had, oh, gosh, about seven years ago. This was shortly after a significant relationship of mine ended. Well, not shortly, it was about seven months after my significant relationship ended. And I met this fantastic woman. And I'll never forget our first date where we went to a total dive bar. And I went to the bartender got us a round of drinks and it was time for our second round of drinks. And she leaned in and said, I've got it. I go, no, no, I've got it. And she goes, no, I've got it. And I go, no, no, I've got it. We got into a little pissing match. Now some of you might be thinking, well, that was her being in her controlling masculine. But that wasn't what was really happening. And I want to explain why and then I'm going to share with you the four secrets. So what she did next floored me and she put her hand on my arm and said, Jonathan, I really appreciated that you treated the last round. Would you allow me to show my appreciation and treat you this round? Can you receive from me? And those were her almost her exact words. And in that moment I was floored. Now I'm going to share with you in a second why. But I said, of course, and we went on to have a great day. Now the relationship didn't work out because it was long distance. And there were some other complications. And that's one of the challenges you have when you do a long distance relationship. But I don't want to get into that because, you know, there was some really significant things that came out of this relationship. And the significant thing I noticed in the awareness of this was a couple things. And that's what I want to lean into today. Now really quickly, I shared this exact story in a group that I have or men's group I'm in where there's over 15,000 men. And I want to say and I shared the story. And I want to, I think over a thousand men commented and there were comments were like this. She's one of a kind. She's a unicorn. Don't let her go. She's partnership material. She's special. She's that unicorn, okay? Now what the men appreciated is what I'm about to share with you today. And I'm going to talk about masculine and feminine energy. Because here's the thing. Masculine energy is doing and feminine energy is receiving. Masculine is doing. Feminine is receiving. Masculine energy is not about control. It's not about rules. It's not about, so when she took charge, you know, it's not about taking charge per se. But when she took charge, she wasn't being controlling. She was coming from a place of generosity. And so we could argue some of the feminine energy coaches argue that that's masculine energy in a negative way. But I'm here to say that we all exhibit doing and receiving in relationship. It's impossible not to be doing and receiving the problem with the characterization with masculine and feminine energy. The idea is feminine energy is soft and kind and compassionate and loving. Well wouldn't you want to go out with a man who is kind, compassionate, loving? Would you characterize him as a feminine man? Of course not. Because these are qualities we all want to experience, okay? I'm going to get to those four secrets in a second, okay? But I'm here to say it is through action that we actually begin to bond with another person. It's just through their ability to be kind, compassionate, loving and through their actions is how we get addicted to them.  First and foremost is giving attention. So going back to the story, in that moment when I was ready to pay the next round, she leaned in. She didn't lean back. She leaned into her sovereignty and gave me attention by saying, I want to acknowledge you in this moment, Jonathan. So number one is giving attention. Number two is affection. Remember I shared with you she put her hand on my arm. She put her hand on my arm. Now really quickly, if you're not familiar with the five love languages, physical touch is one of the top love languages for both men and women alike. So that giving affection by touching my arm and just feeling me in that moment had me so turned on by her. So attention, affection. Next was appreciation. Remember the word she said, Jonathan, I want to show my appreciation. Show, which is an action, which is a masculine energy. It's not a negative energy. It's actually a very positive energy. Masculine and feminine energy are positive energies. They're not negative energies. So attention, affection, appreciation. And finally, and this is so critically important, most men complain about this when it comes to women, not feeling accepted for who they are, not feeling accepted for who they are. This is one of the reasons why if you're not familiar with the, my first book I ever wrote is called Understand Men Now, the Relationships Men Cumit Two and Why. This, by the way, I'm going to be candid with you. The book's a little bit cheesy and it was written with my old consciousness before I evolved into a deeper level of, well, deeper level like this book, my second book called What the Heck Is Self Love Anyway. But while I'm sharing this with you, my first book about understanding man is that, my little teddy bear. By the way, this teddy bear has a crystal heart in it. One of my clients gave it to me as a gift. I am so grateful for that. It has a little crystal heart. I believe it was blessed by Shaman or something like that. But anyway, understanding how men operate. Now ladies, I look, I get this sounds very one-sided, okay? Men should be making just as much effort as you are because I'm a big proponent that a relationship is a two-lane street. Is this sinking in, if it is, please hit the like button. Are you, is this sinking in that it's a two-lane street? It's not princess energy where the man is chivalrous and claim you because a true lady is a lady of action. Feminine, you know, a woman and a man should be able to give and receive. Remember, she said, can you receive? If I was unable to receive, that's a problem that's going to resonate later on in the relationship. Now, I'm not suggesting you have to do this on a first date. I'm just giving you an example of how and remember, I said this to a men's group of 15,000 men. I want to give you an example of how men immediately treat you differently when you're an active participant in the dating process. And that's my invitation for you. Is this sinking in? I hope it is. If you have some thoughts about this post-it below, I know there's going to be a lot of criticism about men are supposed to pay. But here's the thing. Ladies, at midlife, we are dealing with a whole new ball game and men want to feel attention, affection, appreciation and acceptance right from the very first date. And let me just say this, they should be giving the same to you as well. And if they're not, then maybe it's not the right relationship for you. And you don't want them addicted to you or you don't want to, yes, exactly. All right. I think you get the gist of where I'm going. Again, please share your thoughts and post a comment below. I'm going to wrap up this video as I always do. First off, giving myself a big, gigantic, Jonathan Bear hug of self love. I'm going to reach into the camera and give you a hug of love if that's okay. I'm going to ask you to turn to a friend, a pet, a teddy bear, a stuffed animal. This is salty, salty and give it or them a hug of love because hugs are a great source of love and we can all use more love in our lives. Thanks a bunch. Bye-bye now.