Hey guys, Shea Bear 1000 here and monkey! Monkey 1000. What we're doing, Monk? We're doing a shed. Well, we got the shed. We're going to start building the shed. Here's the shed. There it is. Believe it or not, that is a 10 by 14. Now back there is the truck. And the truck's back there because we have to unload the materials for the floor. And it is going right here. 10 feet wide, 14 feet long. We can go 14 wide and 10 feet deep. But I'd rather go length ways. But it's up to you. But anyway, so this is what I'm going to get started on. She said you can't do this in one day by yourself. And we're not going to do that. No, we're not. No, we're not. I am. You're not either. You've already lifted half that stuff because they don't do a dang thing. Yeah, we just spent from 10 o'clock till what is it? Almost three now. Yeah. Just trying to get that box that you seen out front and this stuff. Yeah, we made two trips and we're only three miles away. And we did all the work.  Yeah, they took my money too. I should have got discounted. Yeah, we paid them to work there. Yeah.  Employees. Well, you know what they say, Lowe's knows ace is the place. There was one guy that was good but he was being thrown everywhere because he does work and nobody else does. Yeah, well we didn't have it delivered. Number one, because we're 3.2 miles. Right. And it was going to cost $79 for delivery. But today is the 16th and they could possibly deliver it for us. Possibly on the 27th if they don't get a big order.  Yeah, so it could take longer. So this is what we did. What I'm going to have to do, I needed two 14-foot sections. So I had to have them two cut down to 10 feet so it would fit in the truck. I'll have to butt them together. But I'll put the butt joint back in the back. Yeah. But at least we got it here. Yeah, so I'll show you what I'm going to do. So yeah, that's what we're going to do. So I'm going to start building the frame. I'm going to unload this first. I've got this rope here that I had her get off for me there at the store off the roll. And she kept going, is that enough? And while she was saying, is that enough? Well, she kept pulling out. And as you can see, I think that was plenty. I've got plenty, babe. Thanks. So we're going to unload this. But first things first, there's a lemon and lime back there. I wonder why. I need my lemon and lime. She's going to have a mausoleum mule. I got my Bush and A here. Because you can't be operating machinery and power tools. Tipsy. While you're tipsy. Actually, I just ain't allowed to drink real beer, but well, I'm allowed, but it's not good for me. So I can drink this because I don't care if I get tipsy or not. I just like to taste the beer. So I'm good with this. I figured by the time I'm done with this shed, you'll see about 14 of these boxes here and there. No. So well, I'll pick them up to get the idea. Oh. That was real beer. Yeah, you'd see them all over. All right. I'm tired now. It's time to rest. You can rest. I'll unload this. No. Okay. I'm going to have my beer. I'm going to unload this and we'll get started mapping this out. Hang tight, guys. Well, you can use the rope to map it out. That's what I had planned. I got all that carpenter rope over there, but since we got about 457 miles of this stuff, we're good. It was free.  Bastards, we'll be back with you. Now what he's doing, he's putting two pieces that we had to have cut. He's putting them back together. So they'll be longer again. That's what he's doing. I don't know if you can see that. There you go. So you can kind of see how he's doing that. And there you go. You'll put some in the front to support it better. And then you'll have your length back. Yeah. Two 14-footers.  Before my haters even say anything. But this will be the part they skip through. You know, you're not supposed to do that. If you'd watched a whole damn video, you would have heard me say, I know that. But it's going to have blocks underneath it. It's not going to give. It'll be fine. Plus, once we get this down, it ain't going nowhere. We're not parking a dump truck in it. You sure? There might be one in that garage somewhere. Where? Your dad's? He's got a couple cattle prodders in there, so go figure that one out. Yeah. I don't know why he has those. We don't have any cattle. Maybe he heard your dad, you know. Back in the day, they probably... Oh yeah. Probably. I've been wanting her to bring him out. She's like, what are you going to do with him? I said, I don't know. I'll build something. But I'm starting to think now. Might not be a good idea. I get out of line, she'll be out here putting me that cattle prodder. Wow. Oh, I will definitely make sure I bring him down next time. Anyway, stay tuned. Okay, guys. We've gotten this far. They told us to stop if we didn't have enough time. We want to get it done. We'll finish this tonight. And he has to put these two things that are on the ground here together. And then we'll beam it up on the side over here for the walls. So it's starting to look like a shed. What do you think, babe? Yeah. Not easy. These instructions are for the birds. They'll say one thing and, you know. But we're getting there. Stay tuned. All right. Well, I've got one wall up. Man, let me tell you something.  They do not.  Like this one, it absolutely wouldn't fit on there.  Because them holes are all punched different.   Kind of like this down here. You know, you can't. What do you do? It's just... It is what it is, I guess. But, damn, for $600, well, over $700 to count the floor. I think they do better than that. So, three more walls to do. The doors.  It's square. Square as hell. And then they tell you to square this thing up, right? But don't screw it down yet. Jesus Christ, you can move this thing just by bumping it.  So I just stuck a screw in each corner for now. You know, just hold it square for me. And then I'll check for square. Once we get the roof on and everything, I'll check for square and I can square it up from then if I have to. If not, if I don't have to, then I'll just go ahead and zip my screws down along the edges there. So, yep. I forgot one right there. See that one's off. But, easy. It's just time consuming. There's an update on that so far. Okay, babe. So, we got the walls up guys. It hasn't been fun.  So, but we're getting there. All the walls are done. The door thingies up and what do you call that thing you're working on now? The gable. The gable. So, we've got to put them together. Yep. We're doing it. Now, and then we'll have to do the roof. The roof, that'll be the hard part, I think. Harder. Maybe not. We'll see. There's the beams for it. So, there you go. We'll let you know when we get more done. Okay, guys. Little update. We are getting ready to put the center roof beam in. The left and the right end. Now, we got to put the center in. It's two of these joined together. That's what it is. And then, it'll go. It'll spread over top of them. You put two bolts in it. Same way up here. And snug everything down. So, you're like, this one needs to be snug. That one over there is tight. This one I need to snug down. And, I want to do that after I put the center one in. I tighten this one all the way because it gets flimsy. As you can see. So, we'll we're going to keep on keeping on. So, it is starting to look like a shed. It's taking me all week. Because I wasn't feeling well for two days. So, as soon as monkey gets out here, we're going to put the center roof beam in. Then, the roof can do all myself the roof panels in the doors. I'm not sure I'm going to get up there because you don't want to get clear up on top. You know, because it'll cave in. So, I just have to play that by ear. For the roof panels. And then, we're going to have one will come from here. From here, up to the center. It's a brace. And one over here will bolt here and go up to the center beam. So, this is what we're looking at. I'll give you another shot of this thing.  I've got it screwed down in a couple places. They say keep it square, but they don't want you to screw it down. But I screwed it down in a couple of places because it wasn't getting windy. I didn't want it sliding anywhere. So, before I put the roof the actual roof lawn I'll square it up again. And to do that, you just measure a lot of you guys know this, but some of you don't. If you want to square it up, you just measure from that corner to this corner and from that corner to that corner. And come out the same. So, there we go. Let me back you up here. It's getting there guys. I guess the longest it's taking me to make a video, but like I said, it's not how to because it's just so many variables. Well, see your screws went straight in them holes and you know, mine didn't and all this. Too many variables. Just reading the instructions because I'll tell you they say if your holes are not lining up completely you're out of square. Well, I had this thing perfectly square and only about 50, 45 to 50% of the holes lined up and you got to move and stretch and twist and like I said in another clip that you know, a couple of the places I had to make just make holes because there's just no way no matter what you did it was going to you know, if you got say five holes across the top maybe you get four of them lined up and then the fifth one won't go it's all in how they punched the holes out if it wasn't in the jig just right, them holes ain't going to line up and this is mass produced so you know what I'm saying there right so, but it seems to be pretty level I'm going to level once it's all done I'll level the floor up again make sure it's level and those two before you know, they're not some of them are bowed anyway I'm not talking about bowing this way I'm talking about, you know if the two before is laying this way on edge you know, where it's bowed and hell, what do you do? I dug through the whole freaking pile got the best ones I could find but um, so yeah once I get the shed all done I'll level the floor up again before I screw it all the way down that way it's not putting any pressure on the shed but like I said, it's not how to, it's just what we're doing so I'd much rather build a wooden shed any day, this would have been done but there we go stay tuned for the next clip hopefully we'll have a roof one okay guys, that's what we got so far the roof is done well not quite done down all the way the roof is on, I still gotta go around the edges here on both sides and then I still got these get these here get molded right through them holes there through the outside, I don't like that that setup but that's what they got so then I've got gotta put my caps well ridge caps uh, there's caps on I'll show you, I got them on the back now you're not supposed to have to cock this thing but sorry about the sun there's caps there they say arrow on them there's a baby baby gecko hi as you can see look at that it's fucking stupid hopefully I can get that out of there when I square it up for the final time you know so hopefully when I square it up again it'll be that'll line up a lot better but you can see daylight here so I'm gonna cock through all that stuff any of that the silver tape I don't know, camera's probably not picking it up anywhere you see silver tape anywhere you see daylight I'm gonna cock all that stuff because to me daylight is a leak there's a potential leak there's a potential leak so anywhere I see daylight so we're getting there guys so I got about three more hours of that stuff nitpicking stuff and then I'll have a couple of hours in the doors I gotta put the doors together and then get them hung so there we go see like back through the back there great dead center screen, I don't know, can you see the daylight hate that ashamed I mean to me when it's blowing water's running on the outside that it can blow it in so all that's gonna be cocked but like around here you should see some daylight because it's got an overhang because it does have to vent it will have to vent so yep so there's where we're at on it guys I think I'm gonna call it a day be done for the day this is what they give you the stuff right here they call that weather stripping that's not weather stripping all that is is a little piece of duct tape I mean it's just aluminum foil sticky and that stuff will rip you might not see this shed moving but these things move all the time they expand and contract and like this see that's gotta go in there and then when you do that look what happens there so I mean it's just and if you square it up to where it's perfectly square on the floor none of this is really square up here but only about 25 27% of the screws screw holes line up so but anyway three pieces of tape there and they go up under there see like that slice where my finger is alright guys that's enough for now so stay tuned for more ok guys here it is it's all finished I need to just sand and stuff I'll close that now later sweep out the inside but the only thing left to do is to give it one final you know square it up make sure it's square one last time and then screw it down once this is square I had it square it up earlier and you don't see any daylight through the bottom so once this is square it up then I can put my screws there's holes along there that you can put your screws in and screw it down and it'll be done of course like I said you're not supposed to have to but anywhere I see some daylight like that right up through there it's got a washer on it on the outside one of those neoprene washers this is what they are it's that so we've got I'll make sure I've got any holes that I can see or looks like like these things I'll go up out on top like that one anything like that you can see the holes are not right that's because those are slotted holes and just in case all them bolts screws and stuff all I'll go ahead and put some caulking around it just to make sure there's no stuff like that just a little bit of adjustment and it'll look like that it'll be tight up against there I'm going to caulk all this too like in the corners these may be ok because you know you want it to breathe also what we're going to do is get some register vents like your heater that goes into the floor wall or ceiling or what have you I'm going to put one on one side in here and one side and one on the opposite side out here so that way the heat can escape see I've got to do the same thing up there and then bolts up and you start at one side and you push it and that's how you get those so that's no big deal to adjust them but like I'll put one here and one back there on the other side so it's kind of like a cross breeze but it's done there is some water laying back there because some water blew in underneath this like I said I'm going to caulk all the way around this on the outside you know and see there's holes there's also holes you can screw down in from the outside as well but um and then this I'll put some sealer on this but yeah I'll caulk all the way around the outside of this thing so the water will not run in no more and like I said I didn't have the doors on yet but they close up nice and it's pretty well done there's some little that was from packaging you know you pick a piece up and that's what you get there's some little dents and dings from that like this is this is one brand new it came like that so I mean what do you do you know there's one up there something that you can do with something like that but yeah so uh it'll work you're just going to be using it for storage yeah like all these screws and stuff see it's got the little washers on them but I don't trust them I'll go ahead and put caulking around each and every one of them this doesn't really matter that much because it's an overhung but um see I feel one there that feels like it's kind of loose like right there it may have stripped out I don't know I can't remember if that's a bolt or screw but yeah you know I'll just put a lot of caulking around there but yeah it's done you know I just probably got about another two hours just tinkering with it you know getting it squared up and everything's level and then caulking it so but um see I gotta square it up again but this thing it moves pretty easy if you push it from the inside I know the floor square but you know I'll have monkey help me with that so that way you know like this is kind of pushed in a little bit once it comes out then I can square it up because I know the floor square so I can square it up to the floor you know like this will come over it'll be pretty much on the edge this will be pretty much on the edge on the edge and that'll be pretty much on the edge straight down through there so that's what I wanted to show you back here and then I'll put screws on the inside and probably screws on the outside to help hold this thing down but I was out here in the one storm and rainstorm the other day and it was uh it was fine it wasn't I mean I'm sure it was moving because these things do move they're designed that way but you know I mean you couldn't feel it moving inside stuff like that so it's fairly solid and they give you a bunch of extra screws and nuts so anywhere I see something that may need one if I have to I'll make a whole cocket and put a bolt in it so just a little bit of adjusting there it is guys it's all done so but monkey helped me out a lot with it so because like when you're up on the roof there's bolts you gotta put down in through to hold the ridge caps on you know and you can't you know I mean you can't reach under and hold the top and start the nut and all that so she helped me quite a bit there so thanks monkey I appreciate it so there you guys go right there that's our shed took a little over two weeks to do it took about 16 days but a couple days it just poured down rain couple days I was sick hell two years ago I could put that up by myself other than needing somebody to help hold the bolts I could have done it in three days oh well what are you gonna do you know you get a hundred degrees out here and it's you know like if it's 97 degrees you know you're looking at over a hundred in the shade and that's in the shade and once you start getting full in there it starts getting hot in there pretty damn quick so anyway that's what we've been working on now we can get back to selling stuff and now I gotta get the garage situated and we gotta get some more stuff from her mom and dad's house to bring out here you know we got the golf cart the lawn mower the the big ass tool chest and stuff like that which you'll see in upcoming videos so anyway guys this is one of the longest videos it took me to make but it's done so anyway thanks again for all your help monkey appreciate it so she may you know do some on her channel too you might want to check it out when she gets uploaded so alright guys thanks for watching Shae Bear the myth man legend I'm gone for now bye bye guys take care


Item number SCP-4464 Anomaly Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures Spaceflight experiments involving canines are to be terminated by foundation assets through any means necessary. All satellite photos of the far side of the moon are to be filtered for potential evidence of SCP-4464-1, and photos of the inner solar system are to be similarly filtered for evidence of SCP-4464-2. SCP-4464 is an anomaly affecting all juvenile canines not significantly affected by Earth's gravity. The anomaly has two primary effects. Approximately 30 seconds after entering low gravity, affected canines will no longer require food, water, or oxygen, and will no longer produce waste. Following the onset of these changes, the growth rate of an affected canine will increase dramatically. While the exact scale of this increase is difficult to measure, it is estimated to be several orders of magnitude beyond normal growth. This growth continues for the normal duration of the affected canine's adolescence, until it reaches an age at which it is fully developed. Thus, the amount of growth is relative to the age of the canine prior to their being affected. Fully grown canines experience no effects from SCP-4464. SCP-4464-1 is a male Lienberger currently located on the far side of the moon, standing approximately 1.1 km tall. It spends the majority of its time sleeping, though it occasionally throws and then chases a large rock, presumably for entertainment. Approximately once per month, SCP-4464-1 will perform motions indicating it is attempting to howl, though no sound is produced due to the lack of atmosphere. SCP-4464-2 is a female Lienberger currently located in the approximate orbit of the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It measures an estimated 55 km tall and is currently curled in a sleeping position. No movement has been detected since observation began. Orbiting SCP-4464-2 are four smaller objects, believed to be Lienberger puppies measuring approximately 50 meters tall, collectively designated SCP-4464-3. No individual movement has been observed in these objects. Investigations into who originally sent SCP-4464-1 and SCP-4464-2 into space are currently in progress.


What's up gamers one of the first big glitches have dropped for duplicating materials in tears of the kingdom I'm going to showing you how to do this before it's patched remember you can use this if you want or you don't have to use this Let's get into it. It's going to be really quick and simple So let me explain the basics of this basically what we're trying to do is equip one bow Right And then that bow is going to get dropped while we're holding an item on it right And then after you equip that bow and drop it you're then going to equip another bow The goal of this is to bow quickly from like here To the next menu and you want that bow not to hit the floor because the I think the more delay you have The harder is then you're going to do the same thing You're going to drop this bow So you want two bows to completely stack on each other or be on the ground And then you're going to have your final third bow when you have your third bow ready to go At that point when you check whatever item you attach it should duplicate Let me show you in a proper example Right because this is a this is a learning process. So hold the bow you want. Okay I have four right now and I'm selecting the one I want. I'm going to then drop this Equip the next bow hit B plus real fast Drop this one equip the next one And then I am pretty much going to be done At that point I'm going to now have five star fragments. Okay, you guys got that so pretty much The most useful ways to do this is for items You don't really want to go for and now this has become one of the most infinite ways Of money farming in the game and diamonds sell for a lot of money in this game So if we were to try to pull this off with a diamond This is going to be crazy here Okay, so here's my one diamond. Okay, so here we go again. This is my most expensive This is a very expensive item. Uh, so hopefully I get this right So you're gonna drop select the next weapon B plus Drop select the next weapon B plus now I'm done And if I select My items I now have two diamonds I have just gotten diamonds for a pretty good price over here. So this is working out pretty well All right, so let's just see how much a diamond sells for ready So it's 500 rupees for one diamond So you're gonna pretty much, uh, here we go. I'm gonna sell one and 500 rupees Just like that. So, um, yeah, this is a lot faster than any money Farming method possibly in existence. Uh, and it's that simple. It's just aim Select the diamond Plus and you're gonna get used to this pretty quick. So you're gonna drop equip Oh gotta go faster than that. Whoops Uh, hold that select your diamond Then drop equip Drop equip And done and we have two diamonds and you're gonna keep doing this over and over Let's shout out his own device. So I'm gonna select cannons. I have six cannons. I'm gonna hit plus I'm going to drop equip B plus drop equip B plus and at that point I should have my extra cannons. So we should have seven. Yep It also works on zonen devices. So he looks like you can do that as well If you have any expensive or rare meats or foods, please use this responsibly and um, yeah Enjoy your single player game and you don't have to patch your game If it does come out, but you can stock up on money and get a lot of things you want It's totally up to you. I hope you guys can use this in whatever you need If you enjoy a little glitch like this, make sure to hit that subscribe button And I will see you in the next one


The St. Lucia and Martinique Medical Fraternity Joint Forces to combat COVID-19 moin this report from Funnel Neptune. The Owen King European Union OKEU hospital recently welcomed a donation of medical supplies and a team of medical practitioners from the neighboring island of Martinique. This initiative is expected to assist St. Lucia's efforts at treating patients diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus. Medical Director of the OKEU Hospital and the Victoria Hospital, Dr. Alicia Eugene Ford, expressed her gratitude towards the medical staff of the French department. From last week, we received one of the physicians, Dr. Hussain Medawi, who's the head of ICU in University of Martinique. He came across last week to assist us with the management of COVID-19 cases. Today, we have another physician who has always been working with us, Dr. Dabor Rezere, and he's come across not only with himself and a team, but he's brought across medical supplies so that we can help or care for our patients with COVID-19 illness. A member of the medical team from Martinique, Dr. Dabor Rezere, displayed his sense of obligation to St. Lucia in its time of need. The University Hospital of Martinique is pleased to be able to assist the people of St. Lucia, especially in the time of need. It is a continuing medical education which has been ongoing for decades, we can say. So, I look forward during my week here to maintaining continued education, medical education, training, to professionals of St. Lucia and we welcome them to come to our University Hospital. Over the coming weeks, medical practitioners from the Owen King EU Hospital and the Victoria Hospital will receive additional training on the management of COVID-19 from the Martinique Medical Team. Reporting from the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness, I am Fennel Neptune.


Hi, I'm George Cao. So in the internet marketing world there is a popular term called a tripwire and you have probably experienced a tripwire before. Let me explain what it is. You get on someone else's email list and soon you get an offer to buy a low-priced product. Maybe it's $7. Maybe it's $47. Maybe it's $97. But it's much lower price than some of their other offerings. If you buy it, you then set up, set off an internal tripwire, tripwire in their system, which then they will start to try to sell you higher-priced products. Maybe through other web pages or maybe through email. So try to sell you higher-priced products. And so the term tripwire comes from, was popularized by digitalmarketer.com, I think. I don't even remember his name, Ryan, something. But I really dislike that term and I'll tell you why. Because I don't think it's ethical and I don't think it's necessary to use the term tripwire and even to use that philosophy of, because think about what tripwire means. It comes from the predator-prey interaction. When we're trying to catch a prey, we set up a trap, a tripwire, that if they activate the trap, then something happens where eventually they get caught. And that's really where the term comes from. It sets off in some kind of internal alarm that something happens to the one who sets off the alarm. And so the term tripwire is really from that dynamic, from that relationship. And so let me ask you, is that the kind of relationship you want to build with your audience, with your prospective clients, with your tribe? I hope not. I don't think so. And I always like to remind us of the golden rule. And we can apply the golden rule in our business and in marketing. And the golden rule is basically, how would you like to be treated? And even better questions, how would you like your loved ones to be treated? How would you want your family members to be treated? How would you want your best friends to be treated?  Obviously not. Do you want your loved ones and your friends to be manipulated into buying higher priced items? Obviously not. And so let's not do that, of course, in our marketing and in our business. But it takes conscious decision, right? Because we're being taught by these marketers who are so unconscious about what they're really teaching us. And so I'm sometimes feeling like I'm in a lone voice in the woods crying out for a more conscious way to think about our business and to think about marketing. So let's stop using the term tripwire. And instead, let's think about building a relationship of true caring and service for our people, okay? And in building a relationship of caring and service, of course, you give away lots of content. And sometimes you may have an offering that is too high priced for your audience because they're not comfortable with it. So you may decide to offer something lower priced but not as a tripwire. But you do it out of a sense of, okay, I have different levels in my audience. Some are less comfortable with spending more money and some are more comfortable. So I'm going to offer something that's for people who are less comfortable spending money. I'm going to offer something lower priced and it's less investment for them. It's less investment for me. And I truly want to serve them well with that lower priced item. And if they like it, if they love it, then they may decide that they want to buy something higher. But I'm not selling it to them as a way to try to get them to buy something more. I'm selling it to them as a way because that's really what they're comfortable with, okay? And if they decide to go to another tier and buy something else later, that's great. And I'm not just, I'm not going to try to sell them every step of the way, okay? I'm going to let them make a decision. And I'm not going to, you know, I'm going to mostly serve them, give them free content and occasionally say, if you're ready, if you're ready, so it's not a way to manipulate you and like, oh, I saw you buy the earlier items. I'm going to try to, if you're ready, here's something that may serve you better. And if it does, I hope you'll consider it. That's all you build a relationship. You think about a long-term relationship with your audience and with your ideal client and you do that in your market. Don't let's make a conscious decision to stop using the terms that other marketers are teaching us, tripwires and you know, bribes, ethical bribes. There's no such thing as an ethical bribe, okay? It's a bribe is something that's kind of by very, it's very definition is something that's tricky. It's something that's non-transparent. It's something that is not above board. Let's do our marketing in a transparent, caring, service-oriented, relationship-oriented way. You don't try to manipulate in relationships. I hope not, okay? You try to, this is an adult to adult relationship. And that's actually one of the problems with marketers. A lot of times they think they're trying to manipulate children here. No, it's an adult to adult relationship. There's free will. We serve as an adult to an adult, okay? And we're making friends here, okay? We're not trying to manipulate people. So I hope that this is helpful for us to make a conscious decision. And until the next video, I wish you truly ethical and truly authentic marketing that brings you true fulfillment in your business. Be well.


One thing I want to tell you right before you start the crucible is that it's gonna be the hardest thing that you do It's gonna push you to your limits, but once you get it, that's it. That's yours. You're gonna be a Marine next to me I decided that I wanted to join the Marines because I saw the way my dad was able to take care of The family I wanted to be able to do that all the benefits and everything that comes with it When I got on recruiting duty, I didn't realize how demanding it was because it always looks easy as a poolie But when you're on recruiting duty, you realize how many hours you got to put in and how much you actually have to learn How to quickly learn how to talk to people how to get myself into the schools getting to everywhere I was doing and be able to talk to parents and then that's when I realized that I could change people's lives Having that parent come in and saying I changed their kids life. I made it better. I took them out of that bad environment My son same path as a lot of the ones that when I was on recruiting duty Doesn't really know what he wants to do. He did not want to be in the military at all.  I think he was very excited at first about me joining You didn't tell me. I found out you were taking the test.  We're all proud of you. And it's just a whole bunch of motivation coming from him My son didn't have a lot of questions right before going to boot camp The biggest thing I told him was it's the not quitting because no matter how good you are They're gonna push you a little bit more Some of the things I did tell him is what I went through even though it was 23 years ago It's still very similar and what to expect and I'm proud of him I can't wait to see him when he actually becomes a Marine At first when I was gonna get the Eagle Globe and anchor I was just like, oh, I'm gonna get this I just want to go to the Warriors breakfast and then I saw him walk up to me. I'm just like Don't cry. Don't cry. Don't cry. Don't cry him giving me his Eagle Globe and anchor. It's really special it Being able to see my son today following in my footsteps I was always very proud being a Marine, you know, you don't really enlist without enjoying what you're doing doing 23 years You really enjoy the Marine Corps. You do it past 20 and I gotta say it's it's probably a better feeling being able to see my son Standing next to me as a Marine being able to give him my EGA is probably one of the proudest moments I'd say it has been in my career being able to be here and see him go through this


Good morning, everyone. Thank you all for joining us today at the YMCA YWCA of Winnipeg. It's a real pleasure to be here at the Southwide Child Care Center to see firsthand the great work being done for families. I'm happy to be back in Winnipeg to talk about a very special part of Budget 2017. But let me take a second first to reflect more broadly on how important last week was for families in Manitoba and indeed for all Canadians. Last week, we unveiled the next phase of our ambitious plan for Canada, a plan that will create jobs, grow the economy, and offer opportunities to middle-class and those who work hard to make it a part of it. To prepare for the economy tomorrow, we are making judicious investments in the training of skills, innovation, and essential infrastructure projects, and that from today. Because we know that the only way to grow the economy is to ensure the prosperity of middle-class. And one thing that is at the heart of the notion of prosperity is equity. We think that each Canadian deserves to have a real and equal chance of success. That's why we have made an ambitious plan to help people who work hard to succeed. Last year, for example, we introduced the Canada Child Benefit, a monthly tax-free benefit to help parents with the high costs of raising kids. And the numbers don't lie, nine out of ten Canadian families receive more help under this system than under the old system. But we know that there are other important concerns facing Canadian families, including here in Winnipeg. We know, for example, that many parents don't have access to affordable, high-quality childcare. We've all heard stories about parents unable to return to work because the cost of childcare is so high it's cheaper to stay at home with the kids, or stories of desperate parents on childcare waiting lists for months or even years, hoping to land a coveted spot. These families are currently struggling to gain access to something that is essential, and that isn't fair. And that's why, last week, our government committed an additional $7 billion over ten years to support and increase the number of high-quality childcare spaces across the country. This is on top of the $500 million we announced for the same effort in our last budget for this year. By working with our provincial, territorial, and Indigenous partners, we will support and create up to 40,000 subsidized childcare spaces over the next three years. The impact that this investment will have on low and modest-income Canadian families is huge. Making sure that parents have a safe, secure, high-quality childcare option for their children at an affordable rate could be the difference between living in poverty and returning to the workforce, or even going back to school. With budgets 2017, we're happy to finally address this challenge head-on. After all, we know that families are the heart of our economy and the centre around which our communities are built. So when we support Canadian families, we're supporting a more prosperous country for all. Our government is proud to make the right choice for low-income and low-income parents. We will continue to make families the first in the course of the next few years. Thank you once again for being here with us today.


Save 10% with my code BOBBY10 on raw, organic, grass-fed and grass-finished, freeze-dried organ meats from grassland nutrition. Link in the description box. All right guys, welcome back to the channel if you're new, my name is Bobby. Today we're going to react to the true story of Adam, profit series by the Mercyful Servant. Coming from an Orthodox Christian perspective, Adam always got deceived by Eve. Eve fell for the trick of Satan and ultimately started talking to Adam. Adam then in turn starts listening to the woman rather than listening to God. Like that they experienced the fall. They got shunned out of Eden and now they have to wander across the earth. This was always the description of the Genesis story and moreover this was the description of our fallen state. Within Orthodoxy we believe that we are in a fallen state. Even such things as meat eating. Looking around we have to scavenge and eat meat just like animals. We already described this as a fallen state. In the original Garden Eden there was no death and because there was no death there was no meat either. We were vegetarians of sorts. We were living off the fruits in that paradise. However, because we transgressed against God we have been shunned out of the garden and now we are in the fallen state. This is the Christian perspective. I'm very curious to find out what the Islamic perspective is. With no further ado, let's have a look. Allah SWT said He said to Iblis, you are now an outcast. Then Allah SWT now turns to Adam Alayhi Salam and he says to him to live in a place which he called Jannah. Adam Alayhi Salam was in paradise alone at first. And it says that Astaghash meaning he felt lonely and he didn't know what this loneliness was from. So one day Adam Alayhi Salam found it says that he was napping. He found before him his wife Hawaq, a woman and his loneliness immediately faded. It went away and he asked her, who are you? She said Allah created me so that you can find your peace and tranquility with me. He said to Adam Alayhi Salam. So she's not created all of a rip like in Christianity, is she? Adam Alayhi Salam talked about Jannah. He said eat from this paradise anything you desire. Anything at all you desire take it from Jannah. But there was one condition as we all know. Allah had said stay inside Jannah. You've got all of these things to enjoy. But this one tree you don't eat from this one tree. The forbidden tree in Jannah. Okay that's the same story. Shaytan came and he tricked them. He tricked them by saying wallahi and he said wallahi by Allah swear this is true. He started to glamourize what beautiful things could happen to them if they ate from that tree. Allah did not say donate from it. He didn't say don't touch it. He didn't say don't sit under it. He said don't even come near it. You will both become among the ones who have oppressed. You will do injustice to yourselves. And so Iblis made Adam Alayhi Salam and Hawa think of the tree. Think of the tree. Think of the tree. So he said that is how the devil works. He always takes your attention away from what is good onto what is evil and he makes the sin appear attractive to you. If Allah hasn't told you to stop eating from this tree except there's a secret behind this tree. You eat from this tree. You will become like the angels. You are mortals.  If you want to have an everlasting life then you eat from this tree. He said you will be everlasting or you will become like the angels. Your mortal bodies will change to angel bodies and to samirullah to put the icing on the cake. He said wallahi. He said think about it. God did not forbid you from that tree except that it's going to turn you into angels. Then he told them God did not forbid you from the tree except that you will live eternally. He started making up all these different possibilities. It's the exact same story. Adam alaihi salam being a prophet. Adam alaihi salam never heard anyone lie ever in his life. Ever. Ever heard anyone lie and he fell for it. And so did Hawa alaihi salam. She fell for it. And they ate from the tree and when they ate their clothes disappeared and it was very embarrassing for them. What happened at that moment when they ate from the tree? There was actually the clothes disappeared in Christianity. They are already naked prior to it. And once they eat from the tree they get the realization that they are naked and then they feel ashamed before that they didn't have that self reflection of being ashamed that they are naked. Concealing there was a part of their body which was the aura. It was concealed with light with noor. They weren't naked running around. When they took from the tree that noor went away and so they were naked. And suddenly the shame came to them from what? From less covering, less concealment. This is because every sin my dear brothers and sisters leads to immorality. It leads us to desensitization. This actually reminds me of AAP. He had a discussion with a Muslim. I don't remember who it was clearly but he talked about how sensitive he is to naked women because prior he's been brainwashed by Islam and by women that have been covered and now that he lives in the States he sees so many uncovered women and that triggers him. So he took that as something negative of Islam that he cannot look at half-naked ladies without feeling something. The way they took, they took the large leaves of paradise and they started to cover themselves and Allah said I didn't tell you Adam, I didn't tell you Eve that I warned you from eating from this tree. Why? They fell into him. What could they say? They said O our Lord, we have wronged ourselves and if you don't have mercy on us, if you don't forgive us then we will be of the losers. They realized the mistake but it was too late and now they had to bear what will happen to them. So they got sent down to the earth. So our father and mother. Okay so there is the exact same description of the fall ultimately. They had to wander on earth after they've been kicked out of Eden. Hawwa were finally expelled from the garden of Eden as Allah explains in the Quran. And so Allah swt warned us. He warned us from the shaitan and he said beware of him. He is your enemy. Look at what he did to your father and mother. He took them out of Jannah when they were once in there. Do not let him take you out of it. In other words, don't let him stop you from entering it. Adam and Hawwa, they were sent down to earth. Allah says Allah said to them descend from it. And they were sent down to this earth and Allah swt said to them I shall be with you. I will guide you. If you need me I'll be there. In one narration it says that Adam alayhi salam landed in India. Adam alayhi salam he came down to earth and landed in India. And Hawwa in Asham or near Makkah in that area. Allah knows best those differences of opinions but what we do understand is that they came down in separate places. And so they began the search for one another. This search my dear brothers and sisters is inherited today when people are searching for their spouses. Adam alayhi salam and Hawwa searched for each other. They became acquainted. They found each other on the mountain of Arafat. This is of course extremely epic but at the same time it makes a reflect upon it. It is truly this search for the opposite sex. We are searching for that union. Moreover I would believe that if it is truly inherited that Adam and Eve searched for each other and this is why we seek the opposite sex. How about the fall out of paradise. This would be surely inherited as well and this is why we seek to return to paradise. And there my dear brothers and sisters they renewed their life here on earth. There's a difference of opinion about how long Adam alayhi salam and Hawwa stayed in paradise. We don't know exactly but the majority of scholars agree that it was more than 40 years at least. And he lived on earth for more than 40 years and the bible seems very very short. Out a thousand years Allah swt gave Adam alayhi salam and Hawwa children. The first child to be born for Adam alayhi salam was a boy by the name of Qabeel. He was born first and straight after him in the same stomach was a sister so they were twins. Okay that's new. Qabeel's twin sister was beautiful whereas Qabeel was not very handsome. After him came Qabeel and he also had a twin sister but Qabeel was a little bit more handsome and his twin sister wasn't as attractive. It was only in those times Allah swt allowed brothers and sisters to marry from each other but not their twin. It's narrated in many hadiths that Hawwa carried many stomachs more than 100 stomachs 200 stomachs and each one of them was a twin so she always carried twins a boy and a girl every time. So Qabeel and Habib were the first two and they had twin sisters. You weren't allowed to marry a twin sister so they'd marry from the twin sisters of others. Adam alayhi salam decreed that Habib would marry the sister of Qabeel and Qabeel would marry the twin sister of Habib. Qabeel had a sickness in his nafs that was his test. His test was jealousy being the elder brother being the one who wanted the the nicer sister. He wanted his own twin sister. In Christianity it is different. Can enable the two brothers have to offer a sacrifice to God. One offers crops wheat the other offers meat and God is pleased with the meat but he doesn't like the crops. This is what makes the brother jealous of the other brother because he didn't receive the love of God. A little side note here I always found it funny that God loves meat but doesn't like crops. Take that vegans. Because she was prettier. Habib didn't mind but this was the decree of Allah SWT. He can't marry his own twin sister. This is Haram. Okay. So Qabeel got very jealous. Habib tried to advise him and Habib was stronger actually. He said that he is stronger physically. He tried to advise him. My brother fear Allah SWT. This is a decree. Now Adam alayhi salam he knew about this so he brought them together and he said to them. Okay. So Timur and she both go and offer and offering to Allah SWT and see which one will be accepted. Habib he was a shepherd. Yeah there is. He had sheep and Qabeel was a farmer. He grew wheat and crops. Habib went and got his finest, fattest, best sheep and he gave it as an offering. Qabeel went and got his worst bits of wheat that he had. Yeah that is different as well. In the bible as I said they both offer what they have. One of us meat. The other one offers wheat. It's not that anybody offered a better version of the meat or the wheat or worse one. However it is God that decides that he prefers meat over wheat. That's the biblical story.  Allah mentioned this in the Quran and recites upon them the true story of the two sons of Adam when they offered a sacrifice and it was accepted from one of them and not accepted from the other. Yeah that's it. The latter said the other person whose offering was not accepted said I will kill you to his brother.  Allahu Akbar.  The lord of the worlds. Habib was actually stronger than Qabeel and he could and he could have killed his brother if he wanted to. But Habib's piety to Allah swt stopped him. It's his piety it's something that he had developed inside of him that stopped him from this terrible act. That's a good addition. And then he says he tells you the reason why he did not extend his armor to kill his brother. Why he said I fear Allah the lord of all mankind.  Now when he killed his brother Allah tells us in the Quran that Qabeel didn't know what to do with his body. So Allah sent a raven or a crow scratching into the earth to show him how to bury the corpse of his brother. Allah sent two crows because it says that he carried his brother around and started walking everywhere and didn't know what to do with the corpse of his brother. First death they didn't know how to bury. So Allah sent two crows and they fought each other in front of Qabeel. One killed the other and then it went and made a hole in the ground and buried it with soil. After he buried his brother and it was over Qabeel felt regret. He regretted but he did not repent. The regret came back to him but guess what he did not do anything about it. He did not repent. He did not make dober. He did not ask Allah for forgiveness. He didn't try to compensate his actions. The story then after that is very interesting. What happened? It's already very interesting and very different yet again from the bible. Within the bible he simply buries his brother and tries to hide it from God but of course God sees what he has done and with that shunts him even further. He falls even further not only like Adam that fell from paradise to earth but now he falls even further and becomes a beggar and now he has to live in existence as a beggar begging for food wandering the world. That is the Christian perspective. Qabeel did not go back to his father and the news came to Hawa first to their mother. Some narrations say that Iblis himself came to Hawa and he said to Hawa Qabeel killed Habib and she said killed. What does kill mean? Another narration Qabeel didn't know how to kill him. There was no death. So Iblis came and showed him how to kill him. He was trying to strangle him and try to pull him but he didn't know how to kill him.  So they learned how to kill and Hawa didn't know what death was. So he said she said what do you mean? What's killing? What's what's death? He said Iblis told her it means that he can no longer eat or talk or walk or drink. Then she started to cry. Adam alaihi salam approached Hawa and he asked her what's wrong in this narration and she wouldn't answer. She kept on crying. He asked her a second time. She wouldn't answer. She kept on crying and he asked her a third time. She kept on crying and she wouldn't answer. So Adam alaihi salam kept silent. Qabeel ran to the mountains that he said. Now he had gone and thereafter what happened Adam alaihi salatu wa salam that's Mufti Mank now and his wife Hawa alaihi salam they had many children and Adam alaihi salam used to constantly remind them and he used to tell them. He used to call them regularly and tell them that this is what you need to do and that is what you need to do and so on. And this is how shaitan they used to gather together and he used to remind them how shaitan led him astray and how shaitan was very jealous and so on. So there is something for us to learn from this as well. We need to gather our children and we need to constantly remind them not only of our beginnings but of the messenger of the message of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. Then Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala mentioned of something very interesting again where Adam alaihi salatu wa salam got sick. He got ill. He got ill at a certain stage and look at Allah's plan. Allah made him wish for something. Wish for what? Certain fruits he had eaten in jannah. He ate some fruits in paradise. He still remembered the taste. So he was wishing for it making dua to Allah saying ya Allah I'm wishing for these fruits. So Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala instructed him that I'm not a scholar by any means but imagining how those fruits must have tasted because as we said in the beginning there was no death within paradise and because there was no death there was no meat. However because we have meat nowadays we are supposed to eat meat. Meat tastes good to us. Our body recognizes it as nutrition. It tastes great to us. However within paradise those fruits would be everything that we need for sustenance and therefore must even taste better than any steak you can imagine. In a certain place you will find something. Not that you will find the fruits but at a certain place you will find something. But he was unhealthy. He was not healthy enough to go there.  He says go to that place and you will find something for me there. So when they went there they found some angels. A group of angels. These angels told the children of Adam we are angels and we want you to go back to your father.  So they walked with Adam with the children of Adam alaihi salam back to Adam alaihi salam and as they entered as they entered Hawa may peace be upon her she recognized this angel is the angel of death. The angel of death. So she quickly started going behind Adam alaihi salatu wassalam and he says no no no don't worry move away. I was created before you. He was not worried now why am I going and so on. He gathered his children on his deathbed and he reminded them saying Allah will send messengers to you. He will not leave you alone. He will send messengers to you and messages. These messengers will come different languages, different names, different dialects but their message will all be one calling you to worship one Allah the one who made you and to stay away from the devil and to be careful that the biggest crime anyone can commit is to associate a partner with the Creator. And after he reminded his children the angels took his soul away and he passed away and he passed away happily. He was happy to go. Why was he happy to go? Very interesting. I think that's a lesson. When I was reading about it really it brought tears to my eyes. He was happy to go because he knew he is going back to that heaven that he came from. He knew he is going back to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala and he was happy to go because he had problems here on the earth. He had tests. He had difficulties. He first hunted for his wife then he had the problems with his children and so on and now he had to taste death but that death was getting him to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala and from this there is a narration Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tells us through the lips of Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam The gift of a true believer is death. Why?  There's no more inflation. There's no more robberies. There's no more power cuts. There's no more you know credit and debt and people following you and running behind you and sickness and cough and what have you. Everything ends. It stops. There is only justice and goodness and for you is what you wish and what you want and whatever you desire. Alright and this is it for today's video. Absolutely powerful throughout the video as I said. There are not many major differences between the two stories. There are minor differences, certain additions within the Islamic narrative in comparison to the Christian story. However what is truly powerful is the ending of course. The ending here, the epic tale ends with Adam dying and the only thing left to say is that you have to worship only one god and stay away from Satan. This quintessence of the story is so powerful because it reminds the people yet again of Islam, the worship of one god. This is the stark contrast to the Christian story. The Christian story is concerned with the fall. Predominantly it describes how we fell from grace, how we fell away from God and why we are in this current state, why we have to eat meat, why we have to kill each other etc etc. You name it. All the evil that we see in this world. If you go even further you will see some Christians claiming that Satan is the prince of this world, that he rules supreme here in this world and this is why we see so much sin and therefore the Islamic story differs tremendously because it has a happy end so to speak. The happy ending is you will have to repent, you will have to return to God. Alright guys but this is it for today's video. If you liked it leave a thumbs up. If you haven't subscribed already guys please do so and if you want to continue to support this channel all the links are in the description box below. Thank you so much for your ongoing support guys. As always may God bless you all. Much love and peace.


So this week we're going to be talking about research in digital forensic investigations. In my opinion this is probably one of the most important aspects of digital forensic investigations is being able to keep up on research. The reason for that is just because technology changes so fast, investigators that are doing investigations full time often get new technologies in that have been used in some sort of crime and normally the investigators have to spend quite a bit of time doing research on how those technologies work and again like we were doing before trying to figure out what user activities or how to extract user activities or user information from those devices, how to get metadata, how to create timelines. So it's very important for investigators to be able to do research not only on technical topics but also just to know where digital forensics is going, where cyber crime is going to and to keep updated on the different types of cyber crimes. So what we're talking about this week is essentially how to do research, how to stay up to date on these topics and the best way you can possibly do that is get used to reading academic journal articles. Academics that are producing a lot of articles are normally focusing quite a bit on the technologies that are relevant right now. So academics and investigators work together in most countries usually quite well to say we are currently having this particular problem and then academics will normally look at that problem and find solutions for the investigators and then they tend to publish papers on how to do certain types of investigations, how to analyze certain data sources. So that cooperation and that publication process is really helpful to other investigators as well. So while you're doing digital forensics and cyber crime investigations make sure that you're accessing academic articles and keeping up to date on what's going on in the field. Again, not only for the technical aspects but also for kind of policies that are going on, new standards that are coming up, new ways to verify data or analyze data, new approaches to management of digital forensics laboratories, a lot of issues that organizations tend to have isn't necessarily that they don't have technical people or technical knowledge but just that the management process isn't streamlined. So they still have a lot of backlogs or a lot of issues because the management parts of the investigation isn't done well. So this is a way to learn a little bit about every aspect of investigation, management of the investigations, management of victims, management of suspects, all of these different aspects are normally published in a lot of different, usually academic journals but also books. So the resources that I'm recommending for you this week, I'll give you links to forums where both academics and industry leaders and digital forensic investigators, cyber crime investigators from all over the world tend to go. Most of these forums are in English but I will post some links to some Korean forums as well. I'll also recommend some books and some publishers that normally produce some very good relatively new kind of how-to manuals as well as general guides on how to do investigations. I'll also post links to other governments and their guides on how to do investigations and I will make some journal recommendations of journals that I believe are the best that you should be looking into at least regularly. So basically this week I'm going to be giving you a lot of resources for you to go through and hopefully get you used to the research process, this part of this. Most of the cyber crime investigators that I work with spend at least one hour a day researching some sort of new topic that's related to their case. Now most of that research is very, very technical but that still means that a large part of their job is research. So if you know how to research well and you know how to organize the research that you've done and especially share the research that you've done, not only will you be better at digital investigations and cyber crime investigations but you'll also be able to help your colleagues a lot more. So that's it for this week and thank you very much.


In this video, I wanted to do another example of using exponential functions to model growth of a population, but we're going to go a little bit sci-fi in this example. So in start 8, <IP_ADDRESS>.2, the population of the planet Sol3 was 6.1 billion organisms, right? There's 6.1 billion people on Sol3 in that start 8. And the people of Sol3 are currently growing at a rate of 1.47% per year. And what I mean by a year, right? On Sol3, a year is defined to be the time it takes for the planet to revolve once around its star. The star, of course, being Sol, right? Sol3 is the third planet away from Sol, okay? It's claimed that if the growth rate was reduced to just 1% per revolution around the star, that this would make a significant difference in the population growth over a few decades, right? So we want to kind of test this hypothesis. If we decrease the growth rate from 1.47% to 1%, what would be the difference 50 years later? So 50 revolutions around the star later, how that affect the people of Sol3. So we're going to come up with two different growth models. So we're going to have our first model, our first model where our growth rate is going to be 1.47%, okay? And so all of these growth models are going to be based upon the formula that the population will equal the initial population times e to the kt. So we're using this exponential growth to model these things. And so then we see that the growth, well, for both of these models, right? It's the growth rate that's going to change. The initial population is still going to be 6.1 billion. And I'm just going to keep it at 6.1, knowing that the answer will be multiplied by billion in the end. So for the first model, the current growth rate, the population is going to be 6.1e to the .0147 times t. So that's the first growth model. And then I'm going to do it in green, the second growth model, right? If our growth rate is just 1%, 1.0% here, right? Then the model would look like p equals 6.1. The initial population is the same. We're just changing the rate so we get e to the .01t. And so then we wanted to make the test, okay, how different is the population 50 years later? So if we consider 6.1, the initial population, you know, start at 12.19, 0.6, 0.15, 0.2. That's a really awkward way to say the dates, but sure, that's how they do it, okay? We're going to calculate the population. We need to compute p of 50 for these two different models. So we say 6.1 times e to the .0147 times 50. That's the first one. And then for the second one, what we have to do is compute the value p of 50, which is going to be 6.1 times e to the .01 times 50. So it's the growth rate that's different between them. And so putting those together, well, I mean, I'm not putting them together, just actually doing the multiplication here. So we got to take 50 times the 1.47%. That's going to give us 6.1 times e. You just do this on a calculator, right? We're going to have to use the calculator eventually. You don't have to be a hero. When you multiply out the exponent, you're going to get 0.735. You raise e to that exponent, 0.735. You're going to get 6.1 times 2.085, which we times that by 6.1, you're going to get 12.7. And so this is going to be the population of Soul 3. Oops, would be approximately 12.7 billion people, 50 years from the current start date. If we did that with a 1% growth rate, well, we're going to take 6.1 times e. You're going to take 0.01 times 5, of course, which is going to give you 0.5 in that situation. For which then when you raise e to the .5, so we're taking the square root of e in this situation, you end up with 1.649, and then you times that by 6.1, you end up with 10.1 billion in that situation. And so those are the numbers you want to compare with the current growth rate 50 years from now. You have 12.7 billion people on Soul 3 for the smaller growth rate of 1%, you have 10.1 billion. And so that is a difference of about, you know, 2, almost 3 billion right there, right? And so as such, it is fair to say that the growth rate, the decrease of the growth rate would be significant to the population. And if that's, you know, that's the information we get from this. Yes, absolutely. The smaller population growth rate would have effect over a large amount of time. And this is true for exponential growth. Even a small change of growth rate does affect the outcome in the long haul, right? So at the current rate, so at the current rate of K equals 1.47%, at this current growth rate, when will the population reach 122 billion? When does the population equal 122 billion? Right? So we can ask this question about when does it reach a certain threshold, right? Maybe this is significant. 122 billion, of course, is much larger than the 6.1 we started with or even the 12.7. But we can actually use this equation to solve that question, right? We didn't know when the population is 122 billion. The current population is 6.1 billion. They're growing at a rate of 0.0147t. We have to solve for t. So we go about solving this equation right here. Your calculator will be your friend. Divide both sides by 6.1. We end up with, I'm just going to move the exponential to the left-hand side. Now we get our e to the 0.0147t, right? This is going to equal 122 divided by 6.1. Turns out that actually is 20, right there. Then how do you read the exponential on the left-hand side? We're just going to take the natural log. The natural exponential is the inverse of the natural log. So we're going to get 0.0147t is equal to the natural log of 20. For which we do have to approximate the natural log 20, but I'm going to postpone doing that. As much as possible delay any approximations to the variant when you can put all of the data in your calculator to avoid unnecessary rounding errors. Then to solve for t, we're going to divide by its coefficients 0.0147. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. We have to do it to both sides here. And so then we see our estimate is going to be t equals the natural log of 20 divided by 0.0147. Now this number we're going to throw into our calculator and we're going to get 213.98. So I'm going to round that to the nearest year and I'm going to say that approximately 214 years from the current start date is going to be when the population of Sol 3 reaches approximately 122 billion individuals. And so we can use exponentials to compare growth rates. We can use exponential functions to make predictions, to make projections about the future. This is the closest we can get to time travel without like a Borg sphere or a DeLorean or some other type of technology that doesn't necessarily exist, right? We can use mathematical models to make projections of the future. We can also project into the past and make predictions about the past based upon our mathematical models, assuming our mathematical models are correct.