Ranger Bill, warrior of the woodland, struggling against extreme odds, traveling dangerous trails, fighting the many enemies of nature. This is the job of the guardian of the forest, Ranger Bill. Pouring rain, freezing cold, blistering heat, snow, floods, bears, rattlesnakes, mountain lions. Yes, all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. You know, boys and girls, the frontiers of exploration aren't closed today. We often think that they are, but the truth of the matter is there are still many new explorations to be made. Some are through the microscope, some with the satellite exploring the heavens, some with the deep-sea diving bell, and others right here on the good old solid earth. Yes, the surface of the earth still has many places to be explored. Some of them exceedingly dangerous and unknown. If you'll join us at Ranger Headquarters, you'll find out about a new exploration going on close to Naughty Pine. It's the story Glacier Cave Inn. Oh, what good reading and paper today, Bill. Well, the Gazette is a fine write-up on a new cave the archaeologists have discovered. Where is it? Up next to the Big Slime. You know, the small glacier way up at the northern end of the shady mountain range. Oh, sure, I remember. We were up there one summer when we were on patrol. Sure a tough place to get to. That's right, pal. It's rugged country. Oh, about that. Probably become world-famous because of this. Say, these scientists are from our own state university. How did scientists find Cave Bill? Well, it seems as though they've been watching Big Slime move a large mass of rock for some years. The glacier finally moved it far enough to cause it to avalanche down the mountainside. Then the explorers noticed a small cave opening in one place where the rock had been. Just goes to show you. You can't tell when something new will open up. And here it's been closed by all the time. And here, let me read it. Well, sure worth it. Yes, another one of them there holds in the mountain. Probably won't amount any things we go. Why not too sure, Stumpy? That isn't what it says here in the paper. They've already found some evidence of ancient civilization here in North America dating way back to an early age. That's right, old timer. Looks like a terrific discovery. Maybe one of the greatest of this day in age. If that's so, Naughty Pine may have many visitors from all over the world. Could be. Hard to realize just how important this could be. Depends on what they actually find in the cave, of course. Well, it won't affect us any. So, yes, no need for us to worry about it. Dr. Swift, I think we make a great discovery. Little did we realize when we went into the small mouth of the cave that it would open into this amazing underground cathedral. That's right, Professor Anderson. And think of the evidence of ancient North American civilization we've found. Perhaps there's more in the cave, or caves, as the case may well be now. We haven't any idea how far back this cave goes. Dr. Swift, this is a miracle of God. He has made this magnificent place over the centuries. And I say let's forget about God, Professor.  This key was made from water running through here for thousands of years and washing the soft stone away and leaving these beautiful formations. Beyond that, we know nothing. Let us not argue now, Doctor. Someday I will demonstrate to you that there is a God. But now we have much more important things to do than to argue. You're a young man with lots to learn. You mark my words. Someday God will show himself to you in a real way. Until that time comes, you are right. It is foolishness to argue. Yes. Let's join the rest of the party, Professor. We have months of exploration before us. I can see them just ahead, crawling along the floor of the cavern very slowly. Just to make sure it is sound. We will join them, yeah? Yes, at once. Paul, you watch the seismograph carefully. If the glacier moves, suddenly we could be trapped by a rock slide here in the cave. Yes, Dr. Swift, I'm keeping a sharp eye on it. And don't move the machine any more than necessary. Let's get a hundred feet ahead here and then you move it. Let it down and don't move it again until we're another hundred feet ahead. All right, sir. To my mind, there might be serious danger in this cave. It's unknown to us and we don't know its moods and its temperaments. Dr. Swift, can you come here at once? I think I have found a skeleton of an early North American man. Ah, good, Professor. I'm coming at once. Watch your step, Doctor. The floor of this cave is treacherous. Where are you, Professor? I'm here by this overhanging rock, Dr. Swift. This is a whole skeleton and a very good one. We are making great discoveries. I see you now. Say, that looks like a good specimen from here. Let me take a close look at it. How do you think of it? You were right. This is a perfect specimen of an early North American man. We must prepare this very carefully for shipment. I'd have to men bring a shipping box. It would be best to pack it right away. An excellent idea. We must handle it with utmost care. Yeah. I want men to bring a packing material for the skeleton we found. Anything wrong? I don't know, sir. This seismograph either isn't working properly or there's some earth movements close by. See how the needle trembles and keeps shifting? Yeah. You're sure it's grounded properly? I'm sure it's, sir. Dr. Swift checked it with me. I'm afraid there might be trouble. The same shifting which uncovered the mount of the cave could also bring us into great danger. Look, sir, there it goes again. Paul, I think we better call back all those inside. The big slide is beginning to move fast. There it is again, sir. The earth is shaking. Let's call the men. Is Dr. Swift with you? He was in there, professor. He didn't come with us. Why? The graft is almost shaking with the movements of the mountain. It's dangerous. Let's call him again, Paul. That's a sweat! That's a sweat! Come out of the cave! Danger! I run and get him. No, no, no. You mustn't. It's too dangerous. Dr. Swift! Come on! Dr. Swift! Well, we've read these newspapers to pieces, fellas. Guess we'll have to wait for the next edition for more information concerning the cave. Yeah, now. Boy, this sure is interesting. I wish we could go out there to the big slide and see it. Yeah, it wouldn't be such a good idea. Now, you're going to tell me if there are many dangers in there, and I doubt if they'd let us in and bring everything. It'd be a very tough job to get there, too, in rugged country. Much ice and snow make it worse. I wonder who's calling us and how much you're doing around about here. Ranger-Edquarters, Bill Jefferson, speaking. Hello, Bill. This is Todd. Oh, how are you, Todd? How are things at the university? What about? Something wrong? Any special significance about that? Well, in my place, sir, if so... Yes, you've got a point there, all right. It's a possibility. Have there any method of communication with them? Radio or code flash or something? Well, Bill... See, I think the boys and I will take a look at the new cave right away. Well, you do tell us. Okay, old boy. We'll go right out and take a look, just to make sure. In the meantime, let's not sprout any more gray hairs than necessary, huh? Yeah, thank you, sir. Yes, I'll do that, Todd. Take it easy now. Thanks again, Bill. Goodbye. Goodbye. Did I misunderstand you, or did you say we were going out to the new cave? No, we are. Let's get our cold-weather gear together, fellas. There may be a rough job ahead. What's the situation, Dr. Anderson? Everyone is safe except Dr. Swift. He's unconscious, and his leg is hopelessly caught under the rocks.  I can't understand it. The rest of you heard me, so he must have, too. He was probably concentrating so much on our discovery of the skeleton that he did not hear the first warning. Then the whole overhang rock came down on him, so we've got to get a doctor at once. I'll go for help, Professor. No, no, no. You stay with the doctor. Give him all the help you can. I'm used to mountain climbing, Paul. I will go at once and get help. Okay, sir. And don't let anyone go deeper into the cave until I come back with help. It's too dangerous. Well, as this looks like the end of the line, as far as riding in the drug is concerned, the rest of the way is on foot.  Yeah. It's a long, rugged way, pal. Well, let's get out and fix our gear and start. I can leave the truck right here, and it won't be in anybody's way. I've got to get help for Swift. I can't see very well. The snow has blinded me. I've got to keep on. I've got to keep on. I can't get up.  What do you guys think I am, an iron man? Well, I'll wish we were iron men before we get through this trip. Now, follow me down the mountain. We're going to rest. Hey, pal, I have a heart. There isn't much air. I mean, there isn't much oxygen. What's the use? He'll sure get awfully hard of hearing sometimes. Stumpy. Everything normal. Henry complain, as usual. Yep. Only can say I blame you much. Only if he gets one thing. Bill just as tired as the rest of us. Murder like he says. Did you see that there?  Then he went right up the slope for some reason or other. I'm very dangerous. Go along edge at high speed and one slip and beat too late. I think he did that just to get ahead of us so he could rest at the top of the slope. That's risky, all right? Henry! Yeah, Bill? Henry, don't you take any more chances like you did coming down the slope. Suppose you'd hit a rock and been thrown over the edge. I was just trying to get ahead of you iron men so I could rest. Yeah. One slip and you'd have gotten a permanent rest. Now no more harebrained ski runs for you, young man. That's an order. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to upset you. But there was something good that came out of it. What do you mean? You see something we couldn't see? Yeah. Look carefully in the bottom of the valley down there. That dark spot in the snow it looks like it could be a man. It is a man, Bill. He looks almost frozen. Kick your skis off, pal, and give me a hand with him. Here, I'll roll him over. Right. Hey, look at his face. That's the man whose picture we saw in the paper. Right. He's one of the scientists exploring the new cave. Something's wrong with that cave. I'm sure of that now.  I'll get blanket out of pack. Good. Henry, lift his feet. Okay. Now there he is. I'll start rubbing his legs and feet.  Well, you're doing that, young fellow. Work on one arm. Gray Wolf, you get on the other. Rub toward his heart, mind you. I do. Good. Meanwhile, I'll unpack my blanket. Get some medicine that should revive him. Then stop being Gray Wolf and take him back to town in the hospital. What are we gonna do, Bill? We're going on to the cave. Just as soon as we find out what's happened. Look at his eyes. He's trying to talk. Swift. Pass out again. What do you think he'd mean, Bill? No, go to cave, Swift Rocks. Go to cave, I understand. But about Swift Rocks, I don't. Don't have to put Swift and Rocks together, young fellow. Take them as two words. Huh? Okay. Swift and Rocks. I still don't get it. Wait a minute. I do. Isn't there a scientist by the name of Swift in the party of explorers up there? Yeah, sure there is. That's it. Swift is probably caught in a rock slide and this fellow is trying to get help. Something, Gray Wolf. You two take this fellow back to the hospital. Henry and I'll go up to the cave. Okay, Bill. Any more orders? Yeah. I'll carry our small radio.  I'll contact you as soon as we know the story. Now let's go, pal. Somebody in that cave is in real trouble. That must be the father of the cave, Bill. Yeah. Nobody's waving at us for me. Must be one of the men in the party. Save your breath now and keep going. It isn't far. Keep on pushing, pal. We're almost there. You look beautiful. I'm all right. Help my young friend here. Let's get inside out of this wind. We've got some morphine in my kit, Dr. Swift. Injection of this will ease the pain in your smashed leg. Just get a little rest in this pain. Hold your arms still. I should help you. Poor fella's really in a bad way, isn't he, Bill? No wonder. Look at all that rock on top of his leg. What do you think we can do, Bill? Let's walk away a bit and talk about it, huh? Good idea. I'm afraid it's pretty bad, Paul. Follow my light of that pile of rocks that fell on him on the slide occurred. I know. I looked at it a dozen times while I was waiting for you, fellas. Some of those rocks must weigh a ton. Yeah, easily. I'd say there were 20 tons of rocks piled up there and solid as a mountain. I went to radio for Dr. Pike, a surgeon, a naughty pine, to come up here with Stumpkin Grey Wolf. A surgeon? You mean it? Yes, Paul. Let's face the truth. The only way we can get Dr. Swift out of here alive is to amputate. Let the dogs pull Dr. Pike on the last stretch of the way. I know I'm going to be too exhausted when he gets here. Oh, Grey Wolf, don't sign off yet.  On it, I want you to put a small generator, gasoline type, a hand job, then also an electric cord with a dozen light sockets, some light bulbs, star drills, and some dynamite. Oh, yes. And two four-pound hammers. Like knowledge, over and out. Well, I guess I did sound crazy. That's pretty admirable. Well, let's get back into the cave and see how Dr. Swift is. Many glad Anderson's doing all right. Yeah, I think the death was only a hair's breath away. Bill, I'm just a little nosy, but what in the world are you going to do with all that stuff you have in Grey Wolf and Stumpkin bring up? Dynamite? Star drills? Electric light bulbs and a generator? Man! Well, you'll see. I could do some more thinking before I let the general public in in my wild ideas. And I am one of the general public, eh? I'm sorry, pal, but for the present... You can't hurt my feelings. I don't mind the wait. Think of that poor Dr. Swift. He's the guy that'll find the time drag. Yeah. Especially since my supply of morphine will last only 24 hours. Bill, I was wondering, did Professor Anderson get back to your headquarters all right to tell you about me? No, sir. We found him collapsed at the bottom of Shady Valley about 10 miles from here on the other side of the mountain. Collapsed? Is it all right now? Glad to say it is. I thought he got through when you fell and showed up. How did you come to find out about the slide? Well, it was mostly a matter of deduction. You see, Todd called us from the university. He's your associate, I understand. Yes, that's right. Well, Todd picked up a localized tremor on the seismograph and wondered if the big slide glacier might have caused it. Then the thought struck us that it might have caused trouble. I told him I'd take a look up here. It just eases mine. And it's a good thing we did come because Professor Anderson never would have made it. Or any of your men, for that matter, I'm afraid. You don't have the right gear for an open track like that. It was a miracle from God. Interesting. Right. How's that, Doctor? Oh, nothing at all. Nothing at all. Just thinking out loud. How much longer do we have to wait? I mean, how soon will the men be here with the surgeon and the equipment? I don't know, sir. I won't venture into any promises. It all depends how the weather holds up and how fast the dogs move. You know, this is such rugged country that couldn't even use a helicopter. Too many updrafts close to the mountains. All I can do is wait and pray that they get through quickly and safely. But they will get through what they build. Stumpy and gray wolf? Yes, they'll get through unless the earth opens up and swallows them. Even then they dig their way out. How's the pain, Doctor Swift? Oh, not so bad now. The morphine yelps considerably. That's good. Because I'm going to hold off the next morphine shot as long as possible. Why? Are you running out? Doctor, this is the last one we have. Ruffnick is a terrific dog, Stumpy. I'll come here after him so much. It's the only way I'll work, Doc. He's the best-leaved dog in this part of the country. When he changes his mind, where's any woman? One minute is all work, and the next minute he wants to lose. You've got to keep cracking the whip over these rascals. Why, Stumpy? Won't they respond to kinder treatment? Not these values! Don't be innocent! Stumpy, there are places ahead where we find Professor Anderson. It only ten miles to Cave now. You flipped your lid? What are you doing? Couldn't see under that rock. Why stand on your head to try it? I suppose I did look peculiar, crawling along the base of this monster's rock. But no, I'm satisfied. Satisfied? With what? I found out something in me. What is? Come on, tell me. Perhaps we won't have to amputate the doctor's leg after all that. Hey, that's good news! But how do you figure to get him out from under all that rock? Now, wait a minute. First of all, not a word to the doctor. I don't want to get his hopes up too high. We've got to compare nodes with Doc Pike and Stumpy and Grey Wolf too. So you were trying to figure some way to move that rock? Yeah. If we can move it, then the rocks on top of the doctor's leg will roll off away from him. Those that don't move, maybe we can move, but the manpower will have available. Boy, that sounds great! How do you plan to move the big rock? Dynamite. Small charges of it. Small charges of dynamite? Won't that be dangerous for Dr. Swift? For all of us as a matter of fact? I don't think so. That's why I want to talk with the fellas when they get here. And I hope it's soon. Real soon.  Putting those light bulbs around the doctor's helping him immensely. He's getting pretty cold lying on the cold damn floor of the cave. Even though I've given him more morphine, he's very comfortable now. Well, what do you think of my idea about moving this big key rock? Well, I think it's worth a try. If it works, he'll save his leg. I'll try to keep the concussion and jotting down to a minimum. Good. When you're ready to use the dynamite, I'll give him more morphine. To cut what pain there might result from the rock's keeping on moving on his leg. But Doc, the way I've got it figured, the rock on his leg shouldn't move at all. Only the rock's on the top. Are we ready now, Bill? I have holes made under key rock and small charges of dynamite in place. He was just set. All right. Stand by, man. Those rocks on top will move closer to the edge of the cliff, Bill. If we work it, right? The other rocks ought to push that key rock over the edge the next time. I hope so, Henry. Let's make more holes, fellas. The next one should do it. Let's get this remaining rock off of Dr. Swiss's leg. Lift it. Lift it. Easy. Easy. Little more. One more left. There. Make him out. That's it, then. Dr. Swift's a free man. Yes, Bill. Thanks to you, Dr. Swift is a free man. But just now, he doesn't know it. He's lost consciousness. Get the threads in the stretcher and we'll head back for town in the hospital. It's good to see you smile again, Dr. Swift. You're looking well, too, Professor Anderson. Thank you, Bill. Yes. To you and your rangers, Bill and to Dr. Pike, I'm deeply grateful. I not only have my leg, but I'll be able to use it again as well as I did before. Yeah. We've got the skeleton, too. No, correction, Henry. We've got two skeletons from that cave. One, an ancient North American man, and the other, a modern man. And there's something else I found in that cave, Professor. Yeah, what was that? I found God, Dr. Anderson, the God you've talked to me about all these years. Oh, Priest the Lord. Wonderful. In those dark hours when I hovered between consciousness and unconsciousness, I looked to Jesus Christ for the first time in my life. And I heard him say, My son, thy sins are forgiven. Well, see you next week for more adventure with...


While some may think Supermodo Naomi Campbell lives in a futuristic mansion in a Russian forest, this place was actually meant as a wedding gift from her ex-lover, billionaire Vladislav Doronin. Since they aren't together anymore, this property has been up for sale and apparently these days Naomi is living back in New York City. Today we'll take a look at where Naomi lives in New York and a few of her super unique properties from the recent past. I mean just look at this one. Also Michael and I have dropped our own house tour of our new home that we moved into this year so go ahead and subscribe to our personal channel if you want to see where we're living and more of what we're up to. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses and 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. Naomi Campbell is an English model, actress and business woman who was one of the most recognizable models of the late 1980s and 1990s. Discovered at the young age of 15 she was also one of only six models of her generation declared super models by the fashion industry and the international press. Even prior to getting scouted Naomi was already tap dancing in music videos for culture club and had studied dance most of her childhood and teen years. Her career as a model took off almost immediately appearing on the cover of British El before her 16th birthday. Over the following years her career progressed steadily and Naomi walked the catwalk for designers like Isaac Mizrahi and more. By the late 1980s Campbell with Christy Tirlington and Linda Evangelista formed a trio known as the Trinity who became the most in-demand models of their generation. In addition to her modeling career Naomi has embarked on other ventures from an R&B pop studio album to several acting roles in TV and film. Not to mention she was on the modeling competition reality show The Face and its international offshoots. At the time of this recording the British born goddess has a net worth of about 80 million dollars making Miss Campbell one of the richest super models out there. Hey guys it's Kara and today we're bringing you another house to our hero and famous entertainment. We're noticing a lot of copycat channels popping up for the original house to her connoisseurs and 95% of you watching aren't subscribed so hit that subscribe button and ring that bell we post a new video daily. Today we'll be taking a look at legendary supermodel Naomi Campbell and a few home she's lived in over the years from a New York City penthouse to a crazy spaceship looking home in a Russian forest. Don't forget to follow me over on Instagram to chat and as usual let me know who's house to us next in those comments down below. Now let's get into this video. Back in the day 2005 to be exact Miss Naomi purchased this apartment in New York City but didn't end up living there for too long after some assault scandals. She put this place on Park Avenue in Manhattan up for sale at 4.9 million dollars with taxes and maintenance bills that added up to almost 7k a month. While these photos are dated we can get an idea of what Naomi's previous big apple dwelling looked like. It spanned about 3,100 square feet with three beds and 3.5 baths and took up an entire private floor of the building. The unit is accessed through double doors leading directly into the oversized living room with array of windows. While the apartment was located in a building that some sources called ugly and was close to midtown there were many positive points about the place. There were gorgeous high ceilings in full windows as well as a cantilevered master suite that Naomi could enjoy. In the bathroom and kitchen there was a lot of glossy gorgeous wet and professional chef's kitchen was also full of windows and spacious with stainless steel appliances a huge pantry and storage space. Her apartment also had a separate staff entrance plus laundry room with more storage. Aside from the roomy closet attached to Naomi's bedroom here the ensuite was also impressive. The master bathroom resembled a fancy yacht with the use of teak wood and offered a marble steam shower double vanity and four person sunken jacuzzi. But who wants four people in their tub? Personally I find that one a bit unnecessary and weird but to each their own. While Naomi moved on from this place over more than a decade ago it said these days she's been calling Manhattan home once again but we'll get to her current living situation shortly. Last year a futuristic mansion that was built just for Miss Naomi went up on the market and the place looks like a friggin spaceship. No seriously it's like straight out of Star Wars. The home was up for sale at a way reduced price at about $104 million. I know that doesn't sound reduced at all but the mansion slash spaceship actually costs a reported $146 million to build or around there so I guess that is at a loss. Naomi previously lived here with her ex-lover billionaire Vladislav Dronin who were a couple from 2008 until 2013 and they were frequently spotted in the Russian capital which is close to where the house was built. The home was allegedly made just for her in a Russian forest in an elite suburb of Moscow. The original design was scribbled on the back of a napkin during their relationship and is thought to have been a present for the supermodel prior to their breakup. The outlandish Russian love nest span a massive 35,520 square feet and the architect in charge was none other than the famed Iraqi British Zaha Hadid. The late architect is recognized as a major figure in the field and she's well known for super modern unique design. Basically this home has Zaha Hadid written all over it. Much of Naomi's previous home is sunken underground but the tower is 115 feet above ground and offers a view over the trees and garden as well as the spacious bedroom with en suite bath. Come on even the interior looks like a spaceship. There were various reception rooms which almost looked like futuristic conference rooms but looking at photos we can see this one is likely a dining space with fireplace. The property also boasts its own spa, 20 meters swimming pool, sports hall and Japanese garden. Please even has its own nightclub. Some sources say the billionaire Drone and has been unsuccessfully trying to sell the X couples home since 2016 which is the reason for the mega price drop. While the home is decidedly not my taste it would definitely be very picturesque and luxurious for some. Just when you thought that spaceship home was the only weird gift in Naomi's previous relationship think again. Apparently back in 2011 Vladislav also gifted the model an island vacation home for her 41st birthday and not just any getaway either. As lavish as birthday gifts go this one is hard to talk. Numerous online reports stated her X-man got her this home shape like the Egyptian Eye of Horus on a location known as Cleopatra Island in Turkey's Gulf of Kokoba. While interior pics aren't available to creep we can see the unique shape of this house which is also eco friendly from exterior and aerial views. Spanish architect Luis de Guerrero who specializes in sustainable building designed the eco house to be energy water and food self sufficient relying on careful bio climatic design to solve any challenges. The resulting dome shaped home that Naomi was formerly able to enjoy offered no less than 25 bedrooms and five main lounges. As it turns out eco house Horus isn't the first time a grand gesture has been made for a lady lover on this island. Turkey's Cleopatra Island has been a resort destination in the Gulf since ancient Roman times and the sand on Cleopatra beach is said to be exceptional and different from other nearby beaches. The local legend has it that Marc Antony imported this sand just for Cleopatra back in the day who wouldn't set foot on any non-Egyptian land. The black outline of Naomi's previous eco home made up most of the eye design and it's comprised of photovoltaic panels which work in combination with the geothermal system providing all energy needed for the mansion. The photos show how the house stays warm in cooler weather using heat from the sun and geothermal heat. Glass floors allow the sun to penetrate all the way to the basement and the dome also functions as a greenhouse to heat with solar radiation. Overhead photos show how the house manages to stay cool in the summer without using air conditioning. While breaking up with her ex met Naomi and to say goodbye to those uniquely wonderful presents it's said she's made her home in Manhattan once again since then. During the lockdown it's been reported she's at her home in New York City where she's been recording her new YouTube series from and where Liam Payne was once even spotted leaving prior to the pandemic that is. In 2018 when Naomi was house hunting it was said she checked out this apartment for $18 million. This penthouse is in the west village area of New York City and it was in a complex popular among fashion industry stars like designer Michael Kors, German model Tony Garn and more. It would make sense that fashion royalty Naomi would be interested in this place but I can't be confirmed if she ever moved in there. The glamorous abode was completed in 2014 offering five bedrooms, a media room, Florida ceiling windows and a sprawling terrace. The complex which offered townhomes and condos had a ton of amenities too like yoga rooms, 25 meter swimming pool, golf simulator, 21 seat screening room and more. While it seems like a place Naomi would no doubt be comfortable in it's also been reported the supermodel currently lives in the American Thread Building on West Broadway. Not to mention when Naomi showed off her kitchen in one of her YouTube vids it had a different color schemed in the Greenwich Village penthouse. What do you guys think? Alright so I think I'm gonna bring this house to her to an end right there. After looking at some weird and lavish properties Miss Naomi Campbell has lived at what did you guys think? I've never seen anything like those two homes her ex had built for her like the futuristic Russia mansion and the Horus I Eagle home on the island. They're definitely not my kind of living situation and slightly too modern for me but they get your attention that's for sure. Weird properties aside it seems Naomi has backed her supermodel roots living in Manhattan and has been for quite some time now. If you guys know anything more about her current home be sure to let me know in the comment. Thanks for tuning in don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I'll see you all in the next one. Bye!


John Linford is the forum director for the Open Group Security Forum and Open Trusted Technology Forum. He's open fair certified and he was the lead author of the open fair risk analysis process guide. In this presentation, Eva and John will provide a high level overview of the open fair taxonomy and framework and highlight the updates to the open fair standard documents. So Eva, warm welcome John, welcome to you too. And who's going first? John's doing the driving. John's doing the driving. Right. I will leave you to it. Great. Thank you everyone very much for joining us today. I am John Linford so this is the voice you'll be hearing from me and I think we've already heard Eva pipe up as well. So to quickly introduce this, our presentation today is going to focus on providing you with a high level overview of the open fair body of knowledge, which is a quantitative risk analysis standard and we'll also be walking you through some of the updates that were in the process of making that body of knowledge. Probably helps though to introduce what open fair actually is. We've been talking about it and you've heard about it now from several different people. The fair stands for the factor analysis of information risk. It does not necessarily have to apply to information risk, but the standard itself is focused on information risk. The open fair body of knowledge is comprised of the open group risk taxonomy standard called ORT, which is currently on version two and the open group risk analysis standard, which is currently on version one. We are in the process of updating these to ORT version three and ORA version two. Among these changes, we have separated out to the example that was present across both of those that we will be developing in or that will be developing a separate example in the level of detail needed to actually understand how to walk through a risk analysis scenario in a separate publication to come out in the near future. That will be a risk analysis example guide that will actually provide guidance rather than trying to walk through an example as part of the standard itself. Once we have ORT version three and ORA version two out and published, we'll next look to make sure that the conformance requirements are updated to reflect changes to the standard. We aren't focusing on large changes to the standard, rather we've been focused very much on refining the concepts within them. Once we've got our conformance requirements up to date, then of course we'll make sure that our exam materials and study guide follow those changes as well. So why use open fair? Well, it is a framework and taxonomy for understanding, analyzing and measuring information risk. As I've already said, it isn't specific necessarily to information risk, but is widely applicable and can be used to measure and analyze many different types of risk. Crucially, within open fair, risk is defined as the probable frequency and probable magnitude of future loss. This is a crucial distinction. Open fair does focus on risk as a loss side of things. So when we're talking about risk, we're focused on loss to the organization. What this means is that organizations can discuss risk consistently, whether this be analysts within the same organization trying to figure out the amount of risk that they're attempting to mitigate, or if it's between organizations. By putting things in a units of currency per time period frame or probable frequency and probable magnitude, that means you also get to avoid some of the confusion about potentially having a high risk. Depending on your own personal preferences and views of risk, you could have a very different understanding of what a high risk means. Instead, this allows you to present things as potentially five different losses of three million dollars in a single year, which allows you to more actively work to mitigate those risks. Over to you, Eva. OK, so following up on what John was talking about, we have added some guidance from the ISO guide 73 to look at the overall risk management process and then broken that down in the open fair standard to look at the specific activities that need to take place in those areas. So for risk identification, of course, we need to identify and characterize the assets, threats and controls and look at the impact and loss elements that we're going to be analyzing the risk analysis phase is where we actually do the deep dive. Once we have done that identification and apply the quantitative techniques to get the now looking down at the risk management step, get that accurate risk model that we're going to use to get those meaningful measurements that we're going to be using to if we have different scenarios, scenarios provide those effective comparisons between the different scenarios based on those measurements and the actual quantitative guidance that we're using to get the losses. And these are going to lead to those well informed decisions. And if we look back to the risk management stack, that would be that risk evaluation phase where we're actually looking at, OK, now that I have done this risk analysis, I need to look at my results and see how this is going to guide my decision making process. And then those well informed decisions are going to lead to basically help management make the right the most effective decisions that they can make based on this detailed analysis, which, of course, is going to then help with the risk treatment that is going to take place and the ongoing risk monitoring. So if we can go on to the next slide, John. So what we do here is we use a top down approach and you already saw this little diagram in the I think Mike had it on one of his slides where we actually look at risk by breaking it down into the various components that can be measured. And in the document, we have actually added some tables and detailed definitions for what are the events, what are the units that we're using for each of the different events in this tree. So for loss event frequency, it can either be events per unit time or the probability of a single loss event in a given time frame. For threat event frequency would be events per unit time as well. Vulnerability, you have probability that a threat capability is greater than a resistance strength. And by the way, in the standard, we understand that some people prefer to use the word susceptibility instead of vulnerability. So we've actually added it as a synonym rather than replace the word vulnerability. So a lot of this clarification has been made in the standard to help people use the taxonomy, but also clarify the taxonomy as well. I'm going on to the next, actually before I go on to the next slide, the other thing that once we have done that analysis, we want to make sure that we have that those decision measurements documented and all our assumptions are documented before we present that information to the person requesting the analysis, we need to make sure that everything that we have done is actually well documented. And if you go and look at the process guide that actually deals with how to go about the thought process that goes into that and how to go about doing that. So, John, go ahead to the next one. So if we look at the left hand side of the previous tree, we have probably of action. Which is which can be looked at in its various components. It could be the risk of detection or capture basically if the threat actor is looking to see whether or not they're actually going to have the opportunity to do something. What would be the risk of detection? What would be the level of effort of the threat agent? And also, what is the value of the asset that is being acted upon? For the contact frequencies, we can have, of course, intentional contact where somebody actually has the malicious intent to act upon an asset. It could be random and or it could be just something that happens regularly that you have to look at what controls to put in because you know that every evening at six o'clock, the janitors come in and they get access to the offices. And you need to have the proper controls in place like cameras and stuff like that. If you look at the other side threat capability, attackers are going to have varying capabilities. You have the nation states that know what they want. And you have somebody who might just be opportunistic and the opportunity is there and they take the opportunity, which means that your controls have to be able to resist whatever the attackers have in mind. So that's where you get into the concept of resistance, strength. So vulnerability does not happen if you have resistance, strength that's going to impede that actor. So go on to the next one. OK, so we have then, of course, different types of if you look at the right hand side, we have the lost magnitude and whether. And if you have a primary loss, you can always have a secondary loss as a potential, but it doesn't necessarily mean that you're always going to have a secondary loss. But once you have that primary loss that took place and you look at the various forms of loss, then potentially some of those could lead to reactions from secondary stakeholders. And that's where you would get into secondary losses. So fines and judgments could very well come in as secondary losses if people decide to sue somebody because they weren't taking good care of their data. And so basically those forms of losses would be applicable to either the primary or the secondary, but some of them may be more applicable in the case of primary losses and some of them would be more applicable in the cases of secondary losses. So John, go on to the next one would be yours. Back to me. Within the open fair risk taxonomy, that risk tree, then looking back at everything back together, we've got various different categories of controls to help prevent loss. We can see those controls on the left hand side that affect our loss event frequency. These are our loss prevention controls. So these will work either to reduce loss event frequency or to prevent losses from occurring all together. For instance, we've got our avoidance controls that work to reduce our contact frequency. So a simple example of this would be something like a locked door. If your threat agent can no longer get through that door to the asset, then they can't contact it and attempt to attack it. We also have things like our deterrent controls that work to reduce the probability of a threat agent acting against that asset. So for instance, we might put a security camera above that door. If your threat agent is planning to enter that door but sees the camera, they may change the mind because now they've got an increased risk of detection or capture. We also have our vulnerability controls that will work likely to increase the resistance strength of that asset. So another simple example there might be something like encrypting your data. On the other side of things then, we have our loss mitigation controls that work to reduce the magnitude of a loss once it has occurred. So these are our responsive controls. So these will work either to reduce the magnitude of losses from that threat event from your threat agent attacking the asset. So reducing directly that primary loss magnitude or they could be things that work to prevent secondary losses from occurring once you have that primary loss that's happened. One of the other areas then that we've added to the open share body of knowledge is incorporating the NIST CSF five functions. Now you've seen this image before with Mike Jurbick's presentation and throughout the array, we do actually work to build this image bit by bit. So you don't just get all of it thrown at you in one go. Instead, we walk through how you get into the loss scenario from the beginning, then look at our loss event frequency side of things from our contact event all the way to the loss event before turning and adding our loss magnitude side of things for our different forms of loss, whether that be productivity replacement response losses, those sorts of things. This allows us then to show how these five functions which supports or which are the five primary pillars for a successful and holistic cybersecurity program work particularly well with open fair. So we can see that we've got those different aspects of the five functions scattered throughout our loss scenario all the way from contact event to the end of our secondary loss event where we are attempting to respond and recover from those losses. So this allows you to model what's happening throughout the entire loss event, documenting your rationale and assumptions throughout the process so that when you do eventually present your findings to the decision maker, they're going to be able to look and see, okay, if we institute a different responsive control here, we can effectively compare how much our loss will be reduced or mitigated, or it could be to make a decision for instance to take insurance and instead to transfer that to that insurance provider. Back to you Eva. Okay, so one of the things that we did in the standard is actually try to describe some of the various steps that are going on in terms of some kind of formula. So the first one is kind of like obvious that the loss event frequency is going to be less than or equal to the threat event frequency, which would be less than or equal to the contact frequency. So the other one, the second one is a little bit trickier in that basically you're looking after the fact, okay, there was a loss event to give in the threat event. So what vulnerability actually was responsible for that? So it's given, so it's looked at as a conditional probability of a loss event given a threat event. The other one, the vulnerability, you're not going to have a vulnerability unless your threat capability is greater than your resistance strength. So this is a you're going to have it or you're not going to have it. So that one is basically pretty obvious. So the other one, the loss magnitude, if you have a primary loss magnitude and it leads to secondary loss magnitudes, of course, that's going to be additive that you're going to add the primary loss magnitude and the secondary loss magnitude. And then the last one, the secondary loss event frequency is the probability of having a secondary loss given a primary loss. So basically, you need to have that primary loss before you can start looking at secondary losses. Over to you, John. Great. Thank you, Eva. Couple other important things to add about the open fair body of knowledge. The open fair body of knowledge is applied or is specific for risk analysis. So one of the core ideas behind this really is as a risk analyst, you're presented with a loss scenario and then you are asked to go about determining what is my level of risk for some decision maker. Defining the loss scenario then is the critical aspect of that. In order to actually analyze that loss event, you need to know what your asset is. So you need to be able to identify what is the thing that is going to suffer a loss. You also need to then be able to identify what that loss is. If you're unable to actually observe that loss event, then it's going to be pretty difficult to find any sort of information about how often that happens or the magnitude of costs to your primary stakeholder, the organization or individual that owns the asset and feels the loss event occur. Another interesting thing about this is that when we do have that primary loss event, that may or may not result in a secondary loss and that could then be confounded or built upon depending on the reactions from those secondary stakeholders. So we do provide as well some additional clarification within the documents that we can think of our secondary stakeholders almost as secondary threat agents. In other words, their actions after the primary loss can cause additional losses to that primary stakeholder. Now, although we don't necessarily have canned questions or checklists available to help guide the analyst, our risk analysis process guide does walk through the process from being given some loss scenario, identifying the asset and primary stakeholder, figuring out what that loss event is, and then going about finding data on frequencies, whether that be contact threat event or loss event frequency, as well as for your loss magnitude side of things, including some guidance on where you might go to look for information about where you about those loss magnitudes. One of the other critical things that we push in the standard is that it should utilize objective measurements as much as possible. We want to rely on data rather than the opinions of somebody potentially random within that organization. So if you're looking at losses from laptops being stolen, you'd look for data on, OK, how many laptops have actually been lost over the course of a given amount of time rather than asking somebody within the organization, do you think we lose a lot of laptops in a year? All of this goes together, then, to provide that final risk value of units of currency per time period, depending on where your organization is based, and then you can bring those numbers back to your decision makers and allow them to make decisions using them rather than just saying, yeah, this looks like a high loss scenario or no, this looks like a low risk scenario. This means then that your decision makers can use those numbers potentially to create a scale of what they consider to be high, medium or low that would be based on units of currency. So you might be able to say that a loss between zero dollars and five million dollars is considered low risk, but a loss of more than 50 million dollars would be considered high risk. And of course, then that allows your decision makers to consider the actual costs and benefits from implementing additional controls or potentially, as we, as I mentioned earlier, transferring risk through insurance. Any last thoughts from you, Eva? I don't think so. You said you wrapped up everything pretty well. In that case, both of you, I'm going to thank you very much. It was that was great. And you even did a nice job of touching on some of the questions that had come in as well. So.


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YouTube what's up, man? This is probably the best game. I played all year. It's gonna go fast But it's a long video. We really broke it down And it's against J wall the New England Patriots club series champion Of course the kid that beat skimbo looks like he's eight years old But he plays really good one of some of the best quick reads in the world He really puts out the right plays out there and really gets rid of the ball fast I've played him a lot the last two years and really can't lurk him or bait him at all He really makes great reads really fast and fast is going to be important this game because we're both playing similar style We're both blitz in the crib and we're both in compressed sets. He'll be in split close I'll be in the cluster. Obviously not a cluster. You book is out now You check that out man turf comm as is the defense both are live if you guys want any of that That you see here. Also, these games are played live on twitch twitch TV slash dub dot the streams early in the year Have really been popping as you see right here He drops out in the coverage and I hit back them over the middle some of the animations you get on these passes are great Let's keep you out of trouble from getting hit once again. He drops in coverage there I went for three streaks right there looking to get a big play for him Blitzen this time He blitzes everybody get at the Barclay able to make a couple plays I've been playing on conservative because fumbles and mutton right now are crazy Mostly because speaking of crazy the ball bounces off my player Bounces off in the shades ears arms and he's holding the ball up like Dion Sanders I just want to make a play hold him to three.  You got to watch I've been playing a lot of man No safety blitzing everybody so he's definitely killing me with these little hitches And we'll see that as the game goes on and what I do to try to try to combat that defensively hit Tyre kill here I like Tyre kill on my flat routes because he's so fast gets out there quickly Here we go on up top got that new Marvin Harrison Legend got him probably for 500k and the way they're giving up with coins right now and my head-to-head is awesome I probably each day I play is probably 300 400k without a doubt So you guys want to get better definitely will suggest checking out Man turf commas we take a sack right there That was tunnel vision looking for the deep ball instead of taking my drag or my corner out or anything else on the field Wanted Tyre kill up top, but the way he's playing you kind of got to eliminate You know the up top reads as we see there Devonte Adams catching one right in front of Patrick Peterson Peterson was getting wild for me as you see him at that time Tom Brady under pressure Those the ball into the ground next play bounces off and Odell Beckham catches it Well, I can't it bounce off his linemen and I picked six it fourth down. He finally hits Lindsey over there I had both of my middle linebackers and flats, but they did not get out fast enough for that right there This time he max protects tries to hit this pass with Brady Oh, I wish you would do it good and give various slay a chance to go ahead and pick that off We're screaming again. Von Miller get him to a third and long.  He goes to the flat gets a bad animation down So Ward is fast enough to get there and the rest of my team swarms makes the tackle turnover on downs first in 10 hit the drag around the knee to Marvin Harrison coach legend Out of bouncing playing great for me anybody with 89 speed this early in the game is going to be just really effective So if they have him and Tyree kill with 89 speed and Beckham with the 85 That's a really fast offense as Julio Jones over the top corner out good tackle by him Keeping me from getting touched down there So now we got a score in the 12 yard line the hardest spot in the game to score This cloud flat played really good right there almost baited me, but I take the flat route underneath the Tyreek We a second in goal right now Hesham brings pressure. I did not play for him to bring pressure right there and really got me Bringing pressure there on early and I try to hit Julio right here and can't get his feet and I aggressive caught it Hi ball, and it's just because when you're down to end zone man, it's just a little bit safer But I gotta settle for three because of that. So that killed me 7-3 not playing the best offense not playing the best defense. I gotta figure out something for these little hitches I don't know if man coverage is gonna be it. They're really killing man I just again the hitch but then you see Pat Pete dive it after the low ball hitch die And I'm thinking of myself man. Pat Pete. If you guys know I love Pat Pete I'm telling myself Pat Pete's won't come up with one of these plays He's gonna knock out one of these hitches there Ramsey had no chance on Kenan Allen And at the same time you see eight completion for 56 yards They're not killing me as he tries to go up top there slaying on Beckham Overthrowing they're not killing me. Maybe it's like a slow death right now with these little hitches Pat Pete almost though. I want to say he dropped that pick. I don't I don't know Once again hitch right here the next one caught the Vante Adam.  I did not blitz that time Definitely when the coverage and he blocked both running backs only had three receivers good defense Get them to a fourth and six and he quick snapped this play. This was a good call No timeouts left. So he's gonna have to hurry and get the field goal. He can't make the field goal So he went with the fake kickers early in the game. We're not that good. This was what a 45 52 yard I don't know who his kicker is I've been thinking about getting Justin Tucker just to be able to make field goals like that But it's half-time man. It's definitely I really don't know what to adjust. I got to play better offense I've had the ball twice. I believe and just only three points isn't going to cut it when you're playing a player like this I'm not too upset and his seven points pretty much came off a pick six So, you know, really not too much to adjust to but let's get to the second half I've got to hold them can't give up a touchdown here 14 and 3 would be a bad spot, but we'll keep going I'm gonna keep allowing Patrick Peterson to try to get freaky on one of these hitches Try to jump in front of it trying to get that diving animation. I put acrobat on Patrick Peterson So hopefully he can come up with one of these interceptions on one of these low ball hitches or the bounce off the linemen Right there. It's the zig to Old Belbecker, man That's another great route against man coverage the zig There we go hitch low ball and accurate throw all over Tom Brady My defense is all over Brady once again throws it right at this and Keenan Allen catches that on Rams. That's a Ramsey So far in the year. Let's put it that way. Ah Not in love with him, but he's still Ramsey Pat Pete obviously making play there another hitch Denzel Ward, I believe was in a deep blue that time. So definitely was open He sent out five there. We're screaming again hitch again that time Pat Pete laid out for it And then didn't make the tackle the Monte Adams catches it a little bit too slow to take into the crib as Denzel Ward makes the play Hitch again bouncing off somebody's face. Just somebody needs to make a play somewhere right here He caught me on Kalil Mack and put the perfect route on the field I went coverage should have covered that with Mack even though I was on a Mack is fast enough to get back There was really just I panicked right there with my users terrible defense and I give up exactly what I didn't want to I'm down 14 to 3. So it's time to fight and you know anything That's what we're gonna do here I want to fight after we make that bad read on the first play definitely just hit the baby flat check it down Just like there, but we don't get the good animation. What's I re-kill? third and ten Sacked again, so it's looking rough right now 14 to 3. I'm gonna punt the ball Like I said, I feel like I'm not giving up any big plays. I feel like about this Somebody make a play for me. That's all I'm asking I feel like we're in position to make some plays here and somebody has to make it We throwing a flat hitch over here Devontae Adams Patrick Peterson is lost Once again hitch Patrick Peterson is lost I don't want to overplay the hitch and give up a big play to end the game 21 points would end the game right here, you know, so I got it I'm not gonna overplay and put hard flats out there and You know give up a big play I'm really still trying to stop the deep fades not that he's put any on the field right there Patrick I mean Jalen Ramsey jump in front of that. You're in a hard flat make a play fourth and five We've been going pressure pressure pressure pressure pressure. We're gonna drop out of that Into some purple zones. I don't know what the purple zones are gonna do, but we're gonna find out on this play Everybody's super bags sack airing down on fumble doesn't matter can advance a fumble on four down We get a turnover on downs that we needed still the third quarter next play. You know what?  I want to need the ball back again Go Max protect here. Nothing really to throw to my playmaker.  We're fighting now We need is one stop Patrick Peterson to make one play Jalen Ramsey to make one play somebody want to win That's all I want. Once again, we drop out in the coverage. Nobody there. He throws in the traffic and Bobby Wagner doesn't make that play out of bounds though second down once again Russian three Gino Wackens wants to win those time Brady on the ground Third and long once again. We're only rushing for Playing a lot more base those into four people and these assholes can't catch the ball. They're knocking it all over the place Get him to a fourth and 14. He goes to three curls right here Patrick Peterson make attack. Well, that's all we get the ball back now He went for it there just to ensure that we'll get the ball back if he kicked it deep I could have milked the whole clock and once over time whoo and Patty Mahomes and if I'm VP getting out of there That's the reason I went to him over Brady a little bit more mobile can make some more plays Obviously if you get boxed up and you know, there's not a spy on the field So boom with that touchdown we take the lead 18 to 14 and he's gonna make an adjustment here That that kind of kills me this drive He's gonna get out of that tight go to spread and start doing his little hitches and spread a lot tougher to guard a lot As he does it over top that time. He just quick snapped me when I was setting up boom quick snap verticals These little hitches are giving me trouble, but I'm still up four points, man. I still have plenty of time I don't need to overreact to these Those little zig route over here to Ramsey Ramsey can't cover T. Why he's 25 He has 25 completes 25 for 40 in that time I mean Denzel Ward and gentlemen Ramsey just knocked each other out going at that debt debt I don't know how to explain that He got to the point where it's the hardest spot to score and then my two players dumbed out and allowed him to walk In an end zone, but this is why you watch. This is why you hit the like button This is why you subscribe. It's money drive time baby hitch old Del Beckham man They're gonna bring a lot of his pressure. I'm seeing that the baby hitches are the way to go Rushes for here. I don't really have two months roll out right with my home Let's make something happen playmaker back Marvin Harrison pick up 15 little Jew hitch stick fumble But Kelsey Eagle great recovery and that just reminds me. I was still on aggressive from that two-point conversion Tough got lucky there and Montez sweat comes around the edge Makes the tap makes the sack this time my right tackle holds him up Throw in the flat over to Tyree kills Shazira with the tackle time out 32 seconds I need one more play to get in the field will range here and he gives it to me with the corner out Bang holy old Jones were in field will range now 27 seconds one time out Next playing box. I just take a sack now right here Where I'm at on the field The my lack of timeouts the lack of time in a game My option here is because the kickers are bad I can't take a sack and the only option I really have is try to get you know 10 yards I'm not gonna be able to do a flat route. I'm not gonna be able to do a drag I need to get a couple big chunks if I want to shout at the end zone and the only thing taking a shot Then zone is one those get me sacked so right there I decided to just just hold on to it settle for my ice field goal Which is of course good or there wouldn't be a video for this game So we're gonna go to overtime played that kind of conservative Like I said the field kickers are not good, but 18 points in the fourth quarter to fight back. That's why they watch tie 21-21 and You know, I'm feeling good right now. So we're winning the coin toss get the ball in overtime It was I keep going God keep making the right reads don't overthink it Don't don't look for the big play pretty much just stay inside 10 yards Well, someone's blitzing a lot at you make sure you have your quick reads down and stay within 10 yards You start looking downfield take a sack then get behind the sticks and it's one of you really tough To to you know come back from that. So the first play we're gonna go ahead and just like I said hit the flat If you give it to me, ooh Tyree feel get out of there and great job by him staying on Jamal Adams playing a really patient and Making this tackle. That was a great game-saving tackle that he made Next play only rushes three I'm gonna go ahead and get out of here with mom's just pick up a cool seven yards and the next play We're gonna go ahead send out all five hit the running back Stop leave him in the dust Juke another person and fly into the end zone to win the game Gigi's in the chat That's how you win the game on a great play by say Juan Barclay I said two quick reads Making plays look only 10 yards when people are really sending pressure at you and that's how you fight back What's that 18 points in the fourth quarter and in three players go down the field and get a touchdown That's why they fight if you want to watch these games live twitch.tv slash dub dot


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Alrighty, I thought I would do an interesting little mini-series where I discuss what I would personally change about Canada's Wonderland in each section, and in today's video, I'm gonna go over MedFair. And I honestly don't know why I'm starting with MedFair because I feel like that's the most packed area in terms of changes that I would make to the park just based off of current attractions, and its importance to the park, i.e. Winterfest, and it just being housing obviously one of the biggest attractions in the park, Leviathan, and the areas of opportunity that the park definitely needs in terms of food and beverage. So I guess I'm starting off heavy, but I guess maybe Action Zone would be like one of the more interesting areas in terms of a video, but this one's really packed with my personal ideas to enhance Canada's Wonderland in terms of theming, attractions, and food and beverage.  I guess I'll start off light and then work my way into the attractions. So one of the things that I would change first about MedFair would be the food and beverage inside MedFair. One of the main things would definitely be Marketplace, I think that it's underutilized. This season obviously taken out of the equation because that's different circumstances, but I would love to see it used to its full potential, i.e. renovating the interior to look a little nicer, the floor on the inside is absolutely kind of destroyed, and it doesn't match the outside beautiful look of the building. And I would love to see the patio out back turned into some sort of beer and wine garden. I think that would work really well at Canada's Wonderland, and I love that they're upping their beverage line specifically at Canada's Wonderland, and I would love to see them utilize some of their more beautiful areas. It's definitely a hidden gem back there, and I would love to see them use it. Outside of that, I definitely think that the removal of go-karts could bring in a new food and beverage option. Now a lot of enthusiasts would love to see a roller coaster added there, or a ride, and I mean you have Leviathan right there, and then you have Wild Beast right off to the left. And then you have Ramming and another roller coaster next to Drop Tower and Leviathan. With such a small area to have a midway, it would just overcrowd that area to an unstable amount of crowds. So I definitely think a better option would be to build some sort of inside building and inside eateries, similar to what we're getting in 2022. In MedFair, I'd love to see maybe even a medieval courtyard-type theme for the building, where you go in and you know, it would still be sheltered, and you'd have the ability to have winterfest performances in there while being served food. You could even go extravagant, and I don't think that this would ever be an option, but you could do some sort of medieval show while you're eating, similar to the one down in Toronto. So I think that there's a lot of options, and I would love to see them, you know, just revamping the medieval theme in this section, and I think that adding more food and beverage into this area would work really well. In fact, it is about an hour to two hour wait to get food at the one food stand off to the left here on a really busy day. So they definitely need to utilize food and beverage in MedFair a little better. There's definitely a very cramped area, and adding a really big sit-down area in MedFair that's indoors, like they're doing in Frontier Canada, could really benefit Canada's Wonderland and MedFair as an area. Whew, now let's get to flat ride removals. What would I remove from MedFair? One, it would definitely be riptide, and two, drop tower. Now when I say remove, I don't necessarily mean completely remove. There is the ability to re-theme drop tower. Now if I was going to revamp drop tower, I would think to myself, is this the time that maybe I could revamp it and get a newer model? Similar to what you see at Busch Gardens Tampa, the one where the seats kind of like bring you upward, and you're facing face down to the ground, and then it drops you, I think that would be a perfect opportunity to add something like that in its place. And then riptide, maybe a scream and swing. And I would love to see these flat rides actually themed and belong in MedFair. Shockwave is one that would like to see re-themed. Again, it doesn't necessarily belong in MedFair. It's literally on the outer edge of MedFair. But I would like to see them fit it into MedFair and build like gates right there, leading into the mountain area and then Kidsville as well. So Planet Superior, I'd love to see medieval gates almost like you're exiting the actual kingdom. That's something that I would personally add and kind of re-thame. You could theme shockwave to some sort of like medieval battling ram or something like that. I know it sounds a little weird, but you could theme it. You can make it woody or stone, you know, and same with a scream and swing. I do think that a scream and swing would look really good in Frontier Canada or even in another area of the park that I'm going to talk about in another video, but in terms of something replacing riptide, it would definitely be a medieval themed flat ride similar to a scream and swing or something else that could fit into the medieval themed area. So it definitely focused on medieval theming and the drop tower as well. You could paint it to look like a medieval tower of a castle. Very simple to do, and I would love to see it. So if you weren't going to remove drop tower for a newer model, just like a paint touch up like you saw at CGA. Now, in terms of roller coaster removals, I definitely think the bat is going to be removed in the next 10 years. And I think that a flat ride could replace it or a 4D coaster could replace it. I don't think a 4D coaster would really fit well in Med Faire, even though it would fit that plot of land really well. So they'd probably go with a flat ride and I personally would probably fit in a flat ride in Med Faire just because you have three major roller coasters in Med Faire. So you don't necessarily need much more outside of that. So I would definitely probably replace it with a flat ride and I would eventually remove Dragonfire and Wild Beast and replace them with probably a mock launch coaster or a Vekoma launch coaster or a Vekoma coaster in Dragonfire's plot of land and maybe an RMC in Wild Beast's location. I would definitely do ground up. I wouldn't do a conversion. I would want it to be a standard attraction. Again, if I were to take over Canada's Wonderland or if I was to be the person making the decisions that Canada's Wonderland, these are all things that would take place over a large period of time, like 10 years. These aren't things that I would do like, bam, bam, bam. Financially, that wouldn't make sense and it's just impossible. So I got food and beverage. I would expand the food and beverage options with indoor seating to help with Winterfest and escaping the heat and providing more areas to sit in the go-kart area. I would revamp the theming in Med Faire. I would add a beer and wine area to Marketplace that's actually utilized. And I would remove attractions that aren't necessarily needed and replace them with newer options. And I would just overall add almost like scenery objects. I'd love to see like catapults here and there, just like, you know, scenery off to like the left or the right of the paths. I'd love to see a little more like medieval towers or walls, entrance and exit gates on the other side of Med Faire. I'd love to see that just an overall overhaul of the area. They've definitely been touching up painting in this area and putting new roofs on some of the buildings. So they are definitely focused on this area and there are definitely construction markers closer to that little lake for the show. I definitely think that's for Winterfest. It looks like they're going to add lighting like you see over by the mountain that they added for the light show over there. I think they're looking to add some more things to their Winterfest lineup. So definitely intrigued to that. I definitely want to hear from you guys down below. What would you change about Med Faire at Canada's Wonderland? What attractions would you add? What would you remove? What things would you like to see rethemed?  I have a feeling a lot of people are going to hate my go-kart removals for restaurant ideas. I totally get that, but yeah, I just thought I'd talk about this. It's definitely an area of the park that I think Paramount kind of ruined and Cedar Faire has been very slowly, very, very, very slowly, almost too slowly replacing what the work that they did on Riptide this season and then repainting parts of it. I would have liked to see them kind of like fit it into Med Faire a little better, take that opportunity to do that. But again, we're exiting COVID, so it may not have been the time financially. But nonetheless, hopefully over the next five, six, 10 years, we see some sort of revamps coming to Med Faire. And I would love to see more indoor seated restaurants. I think that's a huge thing. And I love that Cedar Faire is now focusing on that with the new edition of 2022. And I think you're going to see more restaurant renovations coming to Canada's Wonderland and more seating added to Canada's Wonderland. And I think you're going to see a lot of self-service coming to Canada's Wonderland as well, similar to what you see at McDonald's, going up to a screen, placing your order and then taking your ticket number and picking up your food. I think that if we don't see that at Canada's Wonderland, I'll be shocked. I am hearing that that could be coming to Canada's Wonderland and other Cedar Faire parks. So I would love to see that. I think that Canada's Wonderland and other amusement parks are going to be heading down that route to save money on labor. And it would help with congestion and being able to move staff to other areas of the park. Anyways, hopefully you enjoyed this video. Other parts of this series are coming soon. So stay tuned. Hopefully you had an amazing weekend. Have a good one, guys. Bye.