Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime, and oh boy, we've got a bevy of stories for this Monday, got six of them. This is the most amount of stories that I think I've had in a single day worth talking about in eight long times. So I don't wanna waste too much of your time, I just will remind you, we are giving away a Switch OLED, a PlayStation 5, or an Xbox Series X to one lucky winner in the month of February. To enter all you have to do is go to that gleam.io link down in the description or the pinned comment. Also, we're going on a journey today. Yes folks, there's a beginning, a middle, and an end. The beginning is this glorious trek through unknown territory. The middle's a surprise, but the end. The end is a but a dream. Let's go with our first story. Starting with Pokemon Legends Arceus Sales. We have our first legitimate sales update we taught last week, how pre-order sales were doing record numbers. Now we don't have numbers again yet because that's just the way it goes. But we do have an idea of how well this game is selling in the UK. This was put out on Twitter by somebody in the know and it said that Pokemon Legends Arceus is the fourth best launch of a Pokemon game in the United Kingdom history. It is just ahead of black and white and brilliant diamond and shining pearl and it only trails first place sun and moon, second place sword and shield, and third place alpha sapphire and omega ruby. Now it is notable all of the sales for these games are physical only because Nintendo does not provide digital data to any sales charts. I do find this to obviously be absolutely interesting to just think about in context of everything else because Legends Arceus is the only game in that top 10 besides Pokemon Yellow at number nine that is a solo release and it's at number four. Think about this for a moment. All those other games had the benefit of some people buying two copies. Some people buying Combo Pack and Legends Arceus is just a single game release. It obviously brings the question on whether or not we should still be getting that duality release of Pokemon games. I understand obviously the link cable stuff back in the day and I guess there's still the idea that we wanna push trades and online things where some Pokemon are exclusive to different versions. I suppose I understand it under the surface but reality is it's just been something they've done for so long and I think the sales of Pokemon Legends Arceus at least these early indicators are showing that you know what maybe we don't need to do that anymore but also it could just be that this game is so unique and so fire and so hype that it really doesn't matter. Didn't need two different versions. I don't know. You guys let me know you think about that two version Pokemon thing and the sales at least of Pokemon Legends Arceus so far down below. We're not gonna talk about our opinions on the game just yet I will be giving a final impressions video at some point this week. However, so look forward to that because I don't really do that for a lot of games but I do wanna talk about this one in depth at some point this week. Now here's an interesting one. So Mario Kart 64 on Nintendo Switch Online and even back on the virtual console has had one significant issue. You couldn't use ghost data in the time trial so normally what would happen is you could do you could complete a race, complete a lap and you could save ghost data and then race against your ghost to try to beat your best times and see the tricks and the paths that that ghost took. Originally in case you forgot it was a really neat feature of the original Mario Kart 64 back on the N64 but obviously that data was always saved on a controller pack and yeah obviously controller packs aren't a thing on Wii Virtual Console aren't a thing on well Nintendo Switch Online even though we do have an N64 controller that you could buy well could buy I don't can't find the damn thing anymore. They blocked it off so you couldn't actually plug in any of the old accessories. So without the controller pack the ghost data didn't work and this was really weird because they've added save states and added the ability to save the game locally but for some reason this particular thing was never fixed in Mario Kart 64 and it was obviously assumed that it must be a pretty complicated fix for it not to have been done. Well, well, not so. A switch hacker posted on Twitter a fix and here it is. It says for all the ones who are bored and like to hack Nintendo 64 Switch Online here's how to enable controller pack in the config file for the game. This should be how it's done. SI device underscore pack type colon controller pack. Feel free to test my research. So far it's only given me evidence that it's working but I don't have a hack switch to test and the thing is other people decided to test this out. They went in and changed the code and yep, it works and you're seeing footage of it right now. That's how simple it is. A little one line code fix. And Nintendo has yet to do it. People like Spawn Wave have actually gone into check with modern vintage gamer who is a programmer as well and asked him is it really that easy and he said yeah, it's really that easy and he surprised obviously that people weren't talking about this sooner because there's been a lot of talk about how much care Nintendo's giving and how they've updated Ocarina of Time's water to be a bit better, the fog effect to be better. But like this is a one line changing code that Nintendo could do and they have it and it would fix one of the key features of Mario Kart 64. So again, is this mean Nintendo's lazy? I don't know. It's hard to throw in the terms lazy without understanding what's going on behind the scenes but I will say that it does seem like something that could have been fixed and has been known about for a long time and just never bothered to give a crap to do it. It's a feature in the game, one code line fix. And the thing is if you do it on a hack switch every time you restart the game it will actually wipe it so you have to redo it again. However, there is a workaround it does seem to save and save states.  If you are using a hack switch but still I find this to be utterly fascinating that it's such a simple fix for a key feature in a game and Nintendo just hasn't bothered to do it. Maybe now that it's getting publicized Nintendo will go in and fix it that's obviously the grand hope in us talking about it but man it definitely isn't a good look for Nintendo but it's such a simple fix for a key feature of one of your most popular games on your online service. Our third story is well I'm sorry Wood, I gotta do it. Beat'em Ups partnered with Satisfy Grip last year to come out with a Beat'em Ups version of their grip for the Nintendo Switch OLED. It's really the same as their other version for the Switch OLED except this one's obviously yellow different colors, has the Beat'em Ups logo and even Wood Hawker's signature on it. So it was a very special collectible piece and it's been sold out pretty close to when he announced I think it took about a month for it to sell out and yeah it's starting to arrive. Now we knew back when you ordered it that it wasn't going to be coming any time soon because it hadn't gone into full manufacturing just yet and obviously Satisfy wanted to wait for the Switch OLED to actually come out so they could double check all their dimensions and make sure everything's fine and it takes a while when you're trying to get a quality grip although again it is just plastic so while it's a really nice grip it's not exactly expensive to make and that's neither here nor there. We've talked about different grips on this channel before but here's the thing I got nothing wrong with the Satisfy grip even though you can't dock it it is what it is if you don't use dock mode and you're just handheld only who cares you don't have to ever take it out and it's super comfortable. Here's the problem. People that ordered the Beat'em Ups version of this grip have started to receive their grips except they're not the Beat'em Ups version they're just the standard white version. This actually has happened with one of our friends at the Nintendo Academy put up a video and he's extremely disappointed that he spent money and ordered this special edition literally the day it was announced and did not receive that and instead received the other version. He's obviously gonna be emailing and talking to Satisfy about this and trying to get it rectified but it's really hard when it's sold out and it's really hard to see that Beat'em Ups and Woodhawker over there partner were satisfied and this is what's happening. Is this on Beat'em Ups? Is it his fault? Well, no, but it is a product that could hurt his brand when Satisfy is failing to deliver on the promise of the orders. If you order a Beat'em Ups version of the Satisfy grip that's what you should get. Now you could say this was just a one-off mistake except I've now heard for more than a dozen people that this has happened. Satisfy clearly was unable to fulfill all of the orders for Beat'em Ups Satisfy grip and instead thought they could just sneakily fill in with their standard version for the Switch OLED and hope that nobody would be the wiser which is kind of weird considering it's a completely different color and the whole reason people are buying it is because of the endorsement by Beat'em Ups. There's no real reason to buy that Beat'em Ups version over the other one except that you really want that Beat'em Ups version and you wanted to support Woodhawker which I don't blame you for wanting to. He seems like a genuinely good dude. I don't know him personally. I've talked to him. I even tried to message and talk to him before I talked about this today but the unfortunate truth is that, well, people seem to be getting scammed. Now I sincerely hope that Satisfy does do right by the people who legitimately ordered this and get this fixed and I would love to see Woodhawker actually address this at least on social media if not in a video. Acknowledging that this happened, apologizing for it and doing what he can to get right because none of us can talk directly to Satisfy although he supposedly can. I obviously hope this isn't obviously a grander scam that would suck but I'm giving Wood the benefit of the doubt here that this was obviously not on him at all and completely unsatisfied and this does obviously bring the question if YouTubers should be partnering with any company to create self-branded stuff that isn't verifiable. Like, you know, we have this merch like Hypersponsibly and before I ever advertise it to you guys, I ordered it as a normal customer, not under my account just to make sure the product actually arrives and it didn't. It arrived in exactly the way that it was supposed to arrive. Same with this hat. So like, I don't advertise things that are gonna have our branding on it if the companies we partner with for that aren't going to deliver. Now, obviously he had every reason to believe Satisfy would deliver and I'm sure some of you guys are rocking some of those beat-em-ups grips right now but it does appear they took too many orders and it does appear that instead of cancelling orders they're sending out the other grip kinda not what should be happening to be honest. So, I don't know, it's a little bit of a controversy out there floating out that I wanted to address it because I know some of you guys out there have ordered your grips and are still waiting so if you end up getting the wrong one I'm not really sure what to say except the context Satisfy. I don't think beat-em-ups can help you out but it sucks, man.  It really hurts trust, you know. Even if I don't think it's his fault. This is one of those things you gotta be absolutely sure of when you're partnering with companies so that they're not gonna screw over your fan base. Getting back into more fun news, GameIndustry.biz is actually reported that Nintendo Switch has been as the number one selling system in all of Europe. Now this is really interesting because it's really hard to gather all of the data but there's a company that actually does just that at the end of every year and Switch was the number one seller in Europe. We already have Switch confirmed as the number one seller in Japan in the United States for 2021. That means that the three major territories that Nintendo wants to win, they did. Now obviously the fourth emerging territory would probably be something like China but again, we don't have a lot of data for that. It runs through 10 cent and it's just, it's one of those things that I'm not sure if we'll ever get numbers. They might always be included in other for Nintendo sales I suppose but I don't know if we're ever gonna hear exact figures for that territory. What I do know though, is that this is absolutely incredible to see Switch at the top. Now a lot of people think it's at the top because of supply constraints, specifically to PlayStation 5 let alone also the Xbox Series X which could have obviously ate into people buying Switch and instead of buying those platforms. So availability is obviously one of the greatest strengths of any platform. They even say this in sports, you know that people wanna knock my Milwaukee Bucks or running the championship last year because of injuries and reality is the greatest ability is availability and that helped the Bucks win the title and that helped Switch obviously dominate the charts. When you're more available than the others, you're more likely to actually get more sales than the others. This isn't always the case of course if you're creating an item, nobody actually wants to buy. So yeah, obviously people actually wanna own a Switch and wanna play games but yeah, this is obviously really good news for Nintendo and I'm very curious to see what the official figures are going to be when they drop their latest financial report. Obviously it should be over 100 million but how much higher than 100 million will it be? And obviously the end of fiscal year report is the big one. That's when we find out how many units it actually sold in the last 12 month period but still really good stuff here and yeah, the next financial report's cool because it's gonna be the entire holiday period. So Nintendo strikes again and has removed 1300 soundtracks from a very popular YouTube channel that put up Nintendo soundtracks. Now some of you guys might go that's well within Nintendo's right. You shouldn't just be uploading straight up soundtracks like that when Nintendo does let us use soundtracks in some ways. I am allowed to put Nintendo music in the background of my videos but that's in the background of original content, right? So Nintendo doesn't mind if you're reacting to trailers or using footage as long as there's something original happening in that video, just straight up uploading soundtracks isn't original. People might even consider it stealing an illegal distribution and technically Nintendo is well within their copyright means to take out all of these soundtracks. It's interesting though because this happened one other time to this YouTube channel back in 2020 and here's what he said back then to try to quell some of the rising storm saying, why are you even doing this? You're evil, you're getting rich off of Nintendo. He said this, I see a lot of assumptions being made by some of you with extreme words against me. Let me clarify again that I do not monetize my videos and do not profit from them. I do realize that doesn't justify uploading the content. I'm also not angry or surprised that Nintendo is doing this but I do think it is a bit disappointing there's hardly an alternative. If Nintendo thinks this is what needs to be done to set an example, I will let them take down the channel. It's their content after all. So he's not even arguing against Nintendo doing this in fact he expected it but the problem we have here on why these channels exist in the first place is there is no alternative. People would love to spend money on Nintendo's music. They don't make it available. Very few sparing soundtracks have ever been made available to purchase physically let alone actually available on iTunes or Spotify or Pandora or Google, Amazon music. Like literally it's impossible to officially buy most of Nintendo's music. It's almost impossible to stream most of it even if you wanna argue Super Smash Bros. Ultimate it's still a very limited often edited and remixed collection of music which is amazing and awesome but not the original soundtracks for every game. You wanna listen to the entire full soundtrack of Breath of the Wild. Good fricking luck finding it in any legal form to do. Nintendo doesn't provide us a way. They have this plethora, this cornucopia of music just sitting out there that millions of gamers would love to even give Nintendo money for and they don't offer a way to do it. So that's why channels like this exist. When we do sit there and we look why are you doing this? Nintendo's on their right. Yada yada, it's not about that. It's about Nintendo not offering a different way. If you've ever listened to Nintendo music online I guarantee you you listened to what was an illegal copyrighted uploaded track by somebody else because there's no other way to listen to this stuff. Now yeah some of you do have some of the sparing soundtracks that have released over the years that you've been able to buy but still that's not even close to the full collection of Nintendo music. Yeah, it's very disappointing to see Nintendo doing this while they don't offer any alternatives because they're basically saying you're not allowed to do this but also we're not doing it either. Kind of a weird sentiment to take. Now it'd be different if Nintendo was planning to do it. At some point, like they took out the Metroid II remake because they were working on a Metroid II remake but Nintendo's been doing this for decades and they still have yet to offer anything and I doubt that they will and it's so weird because it's like you're leaving money on the table. People would be willing to pay money to listen to your stuff, Nintendo. If you put it on Spotify, it's just free money to add to your bank account that you're already not making. Why wouldn't you do it? I don't, I'll never understand Nintendo sometimes. Now our final story is a bit of a fun story about a fan project. This fan project was created by Ruan Link over on YouTube and he has been working in Unreal Engine 5 and decided to remake Ocarina of Times, Lake Hylia in Unreal Engine 5 and here it is. Now obviously it's extremely gorgeous, very cinematic and he did it in a very cinematic way. In fact, if you go watch the full video, you're gonna hear some amazingly composed original music for it that just blows my mind. I mean the music to me is almost more impressive than the actual visuals because obviously I'm always gonna have issues with a lot of these fan things, Unreal Engine 4, Unreal Engine 5, watching Link clip through everything and it's never perfect, but man, this looks gorgeous and it's just like a single person working on this project, extremely talented to be able to do this. Unreal Engine 5 is a beast of an engine to use. Obviously it takes a beast of a computer to work on it and you can even see as he's running through it, sometimes there's some limits on the distance so like the foilage is loading in and you can kind of see it loading in because again it's beefy to run this engine and who knows what he's actually making this on. So it is incredible, it is gorgeous and obviously makes you wonder what Nintendo could do if they have better hardware out there and cared to do push visuals in this direction. Now look, I obviously think Breath of the Wild and Breath of the Wild 2 are gorgeous in their own right but this is obviously something very, very different and I just would like to see Nintendo explore it more and more but one person pulled this off, I'd like to see what Nintendo could do with a team of people working in Unreal Engine 5, maybe on their next platform. I think like Monolithsoft could do something special like this with a game. So we'll just have to wait and see but yeah, it's a really cool fan project and I just wanted to show it off and full link to watch the whole entire thing including the amazing music in it down below. Oh, we did it, we made it. We ended our incredible journey together through the news. Did you see it all? All six stories? Was it as fun for you as it was for me? I hope so. If you enjoyed this video, drop that like, hit that subscribe button but that's a given. What's not a given is what are you going to be doing today?    What about you?  What time is it right now? Nate, have you under the top? Whatever. This is Nintendo Prime and I'll catch you in the next video.


Parkhurst and I work for Catholic Charities of East Tennessee. So Catholic Charities of East Tennessee operates 10 programs from the north all the way down to Chattanooga. We serve about 4,500 clients per year. We offer homeless shelters and transitional housing for adults dealing with chronic mental illness, for adults living with HIV and AIDS, for senior citizens and children who are removed from the home through CPS. We are almost entirely grant funded, so at any given time we probably have 40 active grants. I'm a grant writer for Catholic Charities and what I do is tell stories. I can tell a really good, compelling story about our clients and our programs. But what I really need to make the application competitive is the research that backs and supports the interventions that we're using to help the people, to help our clients. And so I need to have access to that research, to be able to include it in my application. I have been a great example. We offer, have a homeless shelter for individuals living with HIV and AIDS. I can tell you these stories about the clients who are living in our shelter right now. But if I add the research about what happens to people who are living with HIV and AIDS and they're homeless and they're malnourished and what happens to their health outcomes, all of a sudden I have a really credible application for funding for food for that program. So it's really important in what I do. Without access to research and those published articles, we can't possibly be doing our best work and that impacts our clients.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the Everton News Daily. Speculation has run rife over the weekend regarding the Commission Everton will face over FFP. We don't really have a definitive answer on the situation at the moment, but as I said the media has been running rife with this over the weekend and today. People are speculating Keelah Maguire on Sky speculator. There could be just one player that has pushed Everton over the FFP limit with a lot of people believing that could be could be Delhi after his move from Tottenham Hotspur in January 2022 with people suggesting that Everton could have put him in the books for one price and Spears could have put him in for another. It probably very much isn't the case, I would imagine, because Delhi Ali will not cost Everton a penny until he breaches the 10 game mark or the 20 game mark it is certainly the 20 game mark. Therefore, it can't be put into the books for anything over. Whether Keelah Maguire was speculating another player, we don't know, but certainly the rumour today was it was Delhi Ali. Everton, obviously, have been on the naughty step for a bit of a while. Certainly last season everything had to be run through the Premier League leading to a lot of confusion over what Everton have actually done. Newspapers have speculated today could be in relation to the stadium. Stadium costs are exempt from FFP as are youth costs, community costs, women's team costs. They don't fall under FFP, so that certainly can be brought into it. The Covid situation could be an area where they have looked at and obviously the costs attributed or the losses attributed to the Covid situation are rather confusing. They feel made up because they are made up because they are speculates of costs based on what could have happened rather than what did happen. So maybe that is where the Premier League have looked in terms of this investigation, but we won't know for a while. We don't know when this commission will take place. We certainly don't know what the ramifications are. Again, a lot of speculation about points losses, about transfer embargoes. We will not know until this effectively goes to court because that's what it is. It's a court case now. It is a three-person panel. We'll decide Everton's based on the evidence on both sides and Everton will obviously get a chance to put their side across. I think Everton just got to put this to bed for now. I think everyone's got to put it to bed. Very much like Manchester City have done with this. It probably won't happen any time soon. It doesn't seem like it will happen this season. So, therefore, any punishment could be added to next season and if Everton appealed, whatever that is, it could drag on even longer. So, we'll have to wait and see on that one, but as I said, the media having a bit of a feel down on that one without actually knowing quite yet what the situation is. It simply has come down to that Everton have breached FFP requirements. We will have to wait and see what that is. Moving on, one of the first cranes at the Everton new stadium has been taken down or is in the process of being taken down over the weekend. That's because the final concrete on the east stand was poured last week. So, yet one of the cranes will come down, which is good because those cranes are expensive. So, one of them coming down is fantastic news for the football club. The top panels of the Terrison are going up on the west stand now and hopefully that will be completed this week. There was one part of the south stand roof was due to go last week, but apparently the conditions were too windy today. That will go up this week. So, good news on the stadium front and as I said, it will hopefully, well, we know it will all change in front of our eyes as we go on. As was reported last week, again, no, no confirmed date on whenever it will move into the stadium, but we're all hoping that it will be for the beginning of the four, not next season, but obviously the season after. We will have to wait and see. I haven't have not confirmed that as of yet. We will just have to wait and see. Moving on to the internationals. Sheamus Cormor will be involved with Ireland tonight against France. He's been included in the matchday squad after having an injury last week in their win last week. So, he's back tonight, which is good news for him. Good news for Evan that he's not injured with everything going on. Nathan Paterson played at the weekend of Scotland. He played the last 15 minutes coming on in their 3-0 win against Cyprus. So, be fantastic to have him ready for full fitness for the Spades game. Hopefully, obviously Spades have sacked Conte and will have a new manager and coach in place for that. Onara played for Belgium. Started the game for Belgium in their 3-0 win over Sweden. Romelu Llew Carchw getting a hatig in that game. Jordan Pickford and Vitaly Michalenco faced off yesterday in England's game against Ukraine at Wembley. Obviously England run out 2-0 winners. Wasn't a great day for Michalenco who subbed early on in the second half as well. Isaac Price got his first two caps for Northern Ireland over the weekend coming on as a sub in both games. They won one and lost one. Tom Cannon got his first goal for Ireland under 21s in a 2-1 friendly win over Iceland as well over the weekend. So, great start for him for Ireland under 21s. He's been scoring goals for Preston as well, so that is fantastic news for him. On Friday night, a crowd of 22,000 watched Everton women play Liverpool women in the Masyside derby in the Barclays women's super league. Gaby George scored Everton's goal in the first half, but unfortunately Everton was pegged back before half time. They had a couple of great opportunities to win it. Liverpool had the goal disallowed, which I'll be honest, I thought was a goal, but it ended up 1-1. It was a great occasion for everyone there. Great to see so many kids, so many young girls going. Probably the first game for a lot of people at Gouldersen Park watching Everton. I imagine Liverpool as well. A fantastic event put on by Everton for that game. 1-1 probably felt right at the end. There you go, missed opportunity to get a double over Liverpool, but taking four points off Liverpool in any season at any level is fantastic news. So there you go, this has been the Everton news daily. We've done a couple of live shows today, one on YouTube, one on Toffy TV Premier. Talking about the whole situation with the FFP commission that Everton will face, so make sure you check them out. If you have not joined us on Toffy TV Premier, please do. The link is in the description and it will be coming on the screen in a moment. And make sure you subscribe to Toffy TV Football as well, our second channel where we talk nothing but non-Everton football. It's glorious over there. Go and check that out as well. Thanks for watching. See you later.


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That's why we offer our professional and reliable service to perform Umrah on behalf of your sick or deceased parents, spouse or any other relatives. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to fulfill this sacred act even if they are unable to do so themselves. And equally understand that the physical and financial challenges of performing Umrah yourself on behalf of your loved ones can be overwhelming. That's where pure passage comes in. We take care of everything and make sure that your loved ones Umrah is performed with the utmost care and attention to detail. So, let us help you earn this immense reward for your loved ones by performing Umrah on their behalf. Contact us today and let's make it happen. Alright guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name is Bobby. Guys, Jordan Peterson has outdone himself yet again pure intellectualism with his commentary on Islam. Today, we're going to react to his podcast with Constantine Kissin and the Counter-Woke Revolution. So, if this is the very first time for you seeing my face over here, no, I haven't been a Muslim all my life. Quite the opposite. Let me double check. Yep, it has been exactly two weeks. So prior to that, 35 years, I have been a Christian, an Orthodox Christian to be precise. And after dissecting both ideologies carefully for multiple years, I finally submitted my will to God and became a Muslim. Thank God. So we all know very well that Jordan Peterson spent multiple years of his life studying Christianity and looking into Islam. He had a fair shot. So I'm very curious to see to what conclusion he came. With no further ado, let's have a look. Okay, so let's agree that you shouldn't subordinate yourself arbitrarily to a rigid structure. Now, you might want to do that sporadically to discipline yourself. Right? But the object shouldn't be submission. Now, what's weird in the biblical narrative? Okay, this sentence alone explains why Jordan Peterson cannot give you a straightforward answer on the question if he believes in God. What do you mean, do? What do you mean, you? What do you mean, believe? And what do you mean, God? So he already tells you that you do not have to submit yourself to a rigid belief system just occasionally to discipline yourself. Guys, I come from a bodybuilding background. If I would occasionally discipline myself, I wouldn't build the body that I have. If you want to be a bodybuilder, you would have to submit yourself 100% to bodybuilding. And of course, the same even more so applies to God. How can we sporadically submit ourselves to a rigid belief system? That doesn't make any sense. The goal is not submission. It's so weird. It's covenantal relationship. And covenantal relationship is actually relationship. So one of the things you see with Moses, for example, and you also see this with Abraham, is that they're constantly negotiating with God. That's why the name of my next book, by the way, is... Yeah, that's absolutely fantastic. So if you look into the Jewish theology, yes, that is correct. They're arguing with God and there is an instance where the Jews even warned an argument with God. But how can that be?   Listen to this. I'm a father. My son is two years old. He cannot outsmart me if he goes to the candy drawer as if I do not know that. He cannot outsmart me. He's two years old and this is just in a human context. Think about yourself, a mere creature made out of flesh and then God, the absolute transcendence, the ultimate intelligence. How can you debate and discuss with that force? Of course you cannot.  But, however, it truly crystallizes John Peter's mindset here because it shows us how in love he is with his own intellect, with his own ego. He truly believes that he doesn't have to submit. Why would you have to submit to God? Why would I? I'm going to argue and debate with him. This points out beautifully that he cannot get into a state of peace because he is always reliant upon himself. He simply wants to make himself God, don't you see? It's a negotiation. It's not a submission. And so, God is always threatening to wipe out the Israelites in the desert.  And he's constantly threatening just to wipe them out and start again. And that's the apocalypse, I suppose. And Moses is constantly interceding on their behalf and telling God he shouldn't break his word. And the odd thing in the story is that God actually listens, which is rather preposterous. But the reason that's happening is to mitigate again. So there you have it. You yourself agree that it is preposterous and it absolutely is. In Islam we talk about the fitra, the natural predisposition of man, the primordial state of man, in which he knows right from wrong, in which he knows that there's only one God worth submitting to.  Why would Moses, somebody that was sent by God, debate with God? It doesn't make sense. That's exactly the problem that you described, which is to have the relationship with the transcendent degenerate into nothing but a blind obedience. And then the danger of that is, well, a blind obedience to who? And I see this as a threat in Islam in the more fundamentalist forms of Islam. It's like, well, you should submit to Allah. It's like, hey, fair enough. Allah. Allah as interpreted by who? Oh, totalitarian misogynistic mullahs. How about, no, I don't buy your Allah. And I don't see who made you the right, precise. And even if I... So first and foremost, John Peterson talks about blind obedience. But blind obedience was not the reason why I found myself becoming a Muslim in the first place. Quite the opposite. If you open up the Koran, you will see that the Koran is asking the reader to ponder, to reflect, to ask questions, to seek further knowledge. It is not about shutting off your brain, but quite the opposite. Using your God-given intellect to see the truth yourself. So no, Islam is not only about blind obedience. Of course, there are certain commands by God that you would have to carry out. This is the same thing in every religion, of course. And this constitutes a religion. Even if you are not religious whatsoever, there are certain rules that you obey. If you look at the American Constitution or you look at human rights or what not. There is always a law in place that you obey based upon what you find reasonable or maybe you're just scared of the law, you're scared of the repercussions and therefore you obey it blindly. Yet again, religion is here to give us an external standard outside of our self. And this should appeal to you, John Peterson, because you're talking about counter-wokism. What is wokism ultimately? It is worshipping your own desires. This really what it boils down to. As long as it feels good, we can pursue it. Hey, today I feel like a girl, tomorrow I feel like a tile. Who cares? I want to pursue it because it feels good. Identify myself as a teddy bear. But religion presupposes that there are divine laws and only if we follow those divine spiritual laws we will lead a good life. Very similar to physical laws, just transcendent of it, of course. If you look at gravity, even if you do not fully understand it, you submit yourself to the laws of gravity and you do not jump off a building. Because if you do, the consequence would be highly likely certain death. So you do not do that. And it's the same with religious laws. You reason yourself into it at first, or at least you should. And then when you accept it, you can submit yourself to it. Yet again, just like a workout regimen, at first I would have to see the data, for example. Does it really bring positive outcomes when people go to the gym and follow a healthy diet? I see enough evidence for this. Okay, now I'm going to submit myself to fitness.   But to give him the benefit of the doubt, I do understand the authoritarian problem here that he doesn't want to submit his will to certain mullahs. I understand that, but this is up to you again to filter out the information. Nobody tells you that you have to submit to a mullah. This is not Hinduism where you have to submit yourself to a guru. You have to learn yourself. You will have to see in the end, right from wrong. That guy in the sky, I'm not sure I need a middleman to talk to him. Right? Well, that makes you a good Protestant. But look, we could also... Yeah, or rather a good Muslim because in Islam we don't have a pope, we don't have clergy, we don't have anybody that stands between us and God. Moreover, we don't have any saints or we don't pray to Jesus or Mother Mary in order to have a connection to God. Well, we could also go down that rabbit hole a little bit, you know, and it's worth it because I also think this is how we ended up in this postmodern excess liberal conundrum. So Jung talked about Catholicism, as we mentioned, and he talked about the utility and mercy of the confessional and that possibility of atonement. But he also laid out the dangers of that. The dangers of the Catholic structure is, what would you say, a tilt towards authoritarian rigidity, which is what the Protestants rebelled against. That's why as a former Orthodox, I never resonated with the Catholic structure because we do not believe that one man holds all the authority that a man can be the vicar of Christ. But then the question is, well, what's the danger of the Protestant Revolution? And the danger is that everybody becomes his own church. Exactly right. And then here's the problem. You tell me what you think about this. Here's the logical conclusion of that. You're your own church. You're your own God. Now you can say what God said to Moses out of the depths of the burning bush. You can say, I am what I am. And I would say that's what the identity politics types do. They say, look, I am so superordinate in my own self-defining identity that no matter what identity claim I put forward, it is incumbent upon you to accept it as if it comes from an omniscient source. Exactly right. And with this you're debunking yourself, not only the Protestants, because you yourself, as I said, cannot answer the question if a God exists and moreover, you cannot confirm that the revelation, the Bible is truly the revelation of God. You find it preposterous when you analyze it yourself. God actually listens, which is rather preposterous, but... And therefore you make the outrageous claim that you can submit yourself to it partially just to discipline yourself. Don't you see what you're doing here? You're using religion to your own little benefit. I'm disciplining myself. Which means your motivation is the opposite of selflessness. It comes from the self and therefore, hence, you become your own God. And I think, as far as I can tell, Konstantin, that's where we are, right? Increasingly by force of law. You too. If you make an identity claim, no matter how preposterous, which implies that there's some limit to identity claims, by the way. Oh, right, guys. And that's it for today's video. I'm going to cut it off here. This is a podcast and it is one hour and 20 minutes long, definitely worth while listening to and dissecting the psychology of a Jordan Peterson. However, even this short clip here already explains all that we need to know. This is why this man is suffering. Muhammad Hijab analyzed him Islamically. He gave him a psychological evaluation and told him what the reason is that he is depressed. From the Quranic paradigm, this will not be enough. Meaning, based on your current paradigm, according to the Islamic diagnosis, you will be depressed. Why? Because your purpose is not strong enough. Which is truly what it boils down to, because I am really questioning how can you commit your whole life writing books about the Bible, essentially a tefsir, on the Bible, what it could potentially mean. Philosophical excursions into the stories, the mythical stories of the Bible, but you do not even believe in God as your Creator, as somebody worth submitting to. You are still wrestling with God, indeed, because you bought into the ideology that you can outsmart, outwit God, that you can debate and wrestle with Him. Don't you understand that this is the root issue, Jordan Peterson, of your suffering, only if we submit ourselves fully to the will of God, only if we accept the easiness of this world. The way that it is, can we find peace? Alright guys, but this is it for today's video. 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Audio Renaissance presents The Prodigal Daughter by Jeffrey Archer Read for you by Lorelai King President of the United States, she replied, I can think of more rewarding ways of bankrupting myself, said her father. Don't be frivolous, Papa. President Roosevelt proved that there can be no greater calling than public service. I realize it would be pointless for me to pursue such an ambition without your support. My sex will be enough of a liability without adding the disadvantage of a Polish background. Don't ever speak this loyally of the polls, he said.  My father was a baron. Yes, I know, but he's not around now to help me become president. More's the pity, he said, sighing. He would have made a great leader of our people. Then why shouldn't his granddaughter? No reason at all, he said, as he stared into the steel-grey eyes of his eleven-year-old daughter. Florentina Rosnofsky's birth in 1934 had not been easy. But then for Abel and Zofia Rosnofsky nothing had ever been easy. Abel had wanted a son, an heir who would one day be chairman of the baron group. By the time the boy was ready to take over, the baron would be the largest hotel group in the world. Abel had paced up and down, twisting the silver band that encircled his wrist. He saw Dr. Dodeck heading towards him. Congratulations, Mr. Rosnofsky, you have a beautiful girl. Thank you, Abel said, trying not to show his disappointment. He followed the obstetrician to an observation window. The doctor pointed. Unlike the other babies, his daughter's little fingers were curled into a tight fist. Abel had read somewhere that a child was not expected to do that for at least three weeks. He smiled proudly, and once the infant had been installed in the nursery at the top of the house, Abel would spend hours watching her, knowing that he must work even harder than he had to ensure the child's future. Not for her the deprivation of his childhood, or the humiliation of arriving in America as an almost penniless immigrant. He had found a job in a butcher shop in New York, where he worked for two long years before filling a vacancy at the Plaza Hotel as a junior waiter. After four years he had reached the exalted position as assistant head waiter in the Oak Room, and had spent five afternoons a week pouring over books at Columbia University. Abel was not sure how his newly acquired degree could advance him, but the question was answered by a Texan called Davis Leroy, who had watched Abel serving guests for a week. Mr. Leroy, the owner of eleven hotels, offered Abel the position of assistant manager at his flagship, the Richmond Continental, in Chicago. Abel found that the manager, Desmond Pacey, was cooking the books, and presented to his employer a dossier containing all the facts. Davis Leroy immediately sacked Pacey, replacing him with his protégé, and when Leroy's sister put up for sale her twenty-five percent of the company's stock and Abel cashed everything he owned to purchase them, Davis Leroy appointed him managing director of the group. If only Davis had confided in him the extent of the group's financial trouble, who wasn't having problems during the Depression, they could have sorted something out. But informed by his bank that they required further security before they would pay next month's wages, Leroy retired to the presidential suite on the twelfth floor, opened the window, and jumped. Davis had bequeathed the remaining seventy-five percent of the Richmond Group's stock to his managing director. So after the funeral, Abel had visited Cain and Cabot, the Richmond Group's bankers in Boston, and pleaded with William Cain not to put the hotels up for sale. The smooth, cold man behind the expensive partner's desk had proved intractable. Abel would never forget the humiliation of having to call a man of his own age, sir, and still leave empty-handed. How could Cain not realize how many people were affected by his decision? Abel promised himself that he would get even with Mr. William Ivy League Cain. Abel had traveled back to Chicago to find the Richmond Continental burned to the ground and the— Sample complete. Ready to continue?


Alright guys, I'm super excited to bring you this brand new gadget. It's by Joby. It's called the Swing and this is it. It's a electronic slider for your phone and it comes with a few different accessories in this complete kit at £165. And here it is. This is going to be really cool in terms of getting the best B-roll footage. Here's a close-up of what the Swing looks like. You can see it's very palm-sized. I'm going to dive in a little bit more deeper about this. You get yourself the infamous Griller tripod. This is the 3K model. Then you also have the ball head 1K that goes on top of the electronic slider. Then you have the grip type 1 which is the phone mount that you place on top of the ball head. As well as that you have yourself a USB-C cable and a user manual. Now I'm going to show you how to set this up. At the bottom of the electronic slider you have yourself a quarter 20 inch thread which is you know a universal mount. You don't necessarily need the Griller tripod but you can also mount this on any tripod. So I'm going to showcase mounting it on this. I'll also showcase on my actual tripod. And then give you some examples of what this can do because essentially you have to download the Joby app to use this and it will give you the easiest way to create the perfect linear motion slider footage which is perfect for focusing on product samples, getting the best B-roll footage, creating visual effects, creating time lapses. You know really cool things like that. So let's get straight into it. Okay so just giving you a closer look at the swing electronic slider. You have a bubble level at the top just to make sure it's completely level when you do mount it on a tripod. You have yourself the quarter of 20 inch thread there. This also comes with an adapter for a sort of larger 3 eighth screw that you can add on to that. Likewise you have that at the bottom to mount it. You have these lock buttons to make sure that the slider itself is locked into place when you do twist this onto the tripod and screw it into place. This is the power button there. You press it once to turn it on and you hold it down for a couple of seconds to turn it off. And then on the left hand side you have yourself the USB-C charging port. You can charge this for about two and a half hours for a full battery and this will give you about one and a half hours of consistent usage. So let me go ahead mount this onto the Gorilla tripod. It clicks into place and then you know that it is solid. Let me go ahead and now twist the ball head onto it.  There we go and now I'll just mount my phone into the top there. One thing to note is you should have the swing facing outwards. The phone right at the end there with the lens facing backwards just so that when the electronic slider starts working the actual swing device doesn't get into the shot. Okay you open up the Joby motion app. The first time you connect this there's a bluetooth icon just on the top right. When you hit that it searches for it just make sure it's powered on by pressing the button on the side and it's so quick and easy to connect. It's the fastest connection I've seen with a device via bluetooth. Much more faster than all of the gimbals that I've had. This one you just literally tap the button there and now it's connected very easy. The first time you use it you may get a message to update the latest software so make sure to do that. So once you go back you have two options create and share. Go into create which is the blue bubble there then you have two options here. So we have time lapse and we have video. Very simple. If you hit time lapse this will allow you to basically create a start and end point. To do this you literally hold down the left button there for the minus. This will make the electronic slider start moving left. Hit start as the start point and wherever you want to end it. Hit the plus just hold it down and hold it gently while the phone and the slider moves to the right. Wherever you would like the time lapse to finish and this is the same on the video option. You hit the end button there and that's it it gives you a little timer there three minutes and six seconds it will last. To go back to the start you hit this back arrow here. Once it's finished going back to the start you'll see a button that says go and it will start to create the time lapse and I'll showcase an example of this time lapse and other time lapses as well that I've shot with this. It's now ready and then you can hit go but before you do that you also have a few options that you can select from the bottom left. If you tap that button you can change the speed. You can have people intervals so if you wanted to get you know yourself in the shot or maybe traffic or cars or clouds you know there's various different options here that you can select to get the perfect time lapse footage of your landscape. If you want a bit of a delay before it starts maybe you want to quickly run around and you want to be in the shot you can set the delay here as well and then you can select how many seconds you would like that to be and I'll do 10 seconds as well actually because I'm going to be in this shot switch to the rear camera and if you want to go through the tutorial you can do it from there. So let's go ahead and see this in action so I'm going to hit go and it will give me a 10 second timer and there we have it guys it's completed so now this is what the full time lapse video looks like. So now let's take a look at the video option. I've set up my little Funko Pop set of heroes and I've made the gorilla tripod a little bit lower to the desk. Selects video same concept set these start and end points by using the minus and plus buttons so I'm just going to move this a little bit closer. One other thing to note as well you can change the length of the camera so switch between the lenses so you can zoom in a bit. I would say if you zoom in quite a lot because of the vibrations of the swing you might see a shaky video once it's completed so I would always recommend to maybe use as wide as a shot as possible to get the most stable smooth footage from your phone. So let me go ahead and get this a little bit closer to these guys. You can also change the orientation of the mount to horizontal so you'd have to place your phone in the right position so that it doesn't hit the slider like so or you can keep it as landscape which most people may do so essentially you know you could use this for your social media, TikTok videos you know those kind of things so let me place this in the right position that will do. I'm going to set this let's move it a little bit this way now I'm going to set this as a start and this will be the end point and I think it's great that it shows you how long the video will be as well so this shows me it's 19 seconds let's go back to the beginning. One other thing to note as well in the final output of the video you do actually hear the electronic noise so this would primarily be for b-roll when you're trying not to use the audio that you're shooting with the swing itself so that's really great to complement as a background's b-roll product showcase where you can put maybe music in the background I think that would be what this isn't mainly useful so just remember that in case you wanted to use the audio from your phone when you are using the swing because you will hear the electronic motor coming from the swing itself okay and we're ready to shoot so you hit go and that's it you have the option to edit as well after each video if you go in there you can trim it you can change the speed you can share it or you can save to your phone you don't necessarily have to save once it's completed the video it will automatically save to your gallery but you do have the option to share it elsewhere and then you can play it back as well in case you wanted to edit it manually and trim some parts out now let's take a look at the final output so you guys saw how quick and easy this is and this is going to be my go-to electronic slider I've not used an electronic slider before because for DSLR cameras traditionally they've been very expensive this one is so affordable not just that you can buy the swing itself separately instead of the whole kit if that's what you want to do like myself you know I've mounted this on my tripod so you don't need to get the gorilla pod specifically but this is a very convenient way to mount this in various different positions and in various different places now one thing I've noticed is to get the swing back to its central position there's no easy way to do it via the app when you do turn this off just holding the power button for two seconds that's where I found it will automatically go back to its original position I just wished it was a button that they can add to the app that allows us to do that and just to recenter it I think that'll be very convenient now just to show you a bit of a variety as well here's a couple of more examples of time lapse and video shots that I've created using the joe b swing so you see you know there's some really cool footage that you can create with many different scenarios you can do it outdoors indoors it's very pocket friendly you can easily take it in your backpack and take it with you on shoots externally there's also a separate device called the joe b spin which is like a circular one that allows your phone to rotate 360 degrees you can get that as well in addition to the swing which is a linear motion electronic slider so a couple of different options to get you the best footage for whatever filming that you want to do check it out the link is in the description for both the swing and the spin if you wanted to take a look at both of those the pricing information the accessories and everything you want to learn about this is also there in description if you guys have any questions about this device drop a comment down below and I'll get back to you as soon as I can I have new videos out with really cool gadgets like this coming out all the time so make sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of those ones and I will catch you guys next time take care


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Good afternoon, everyone. Thanks for coming to the webinar today. We have a talk today on the topic of tracking the footprint of research data across infrastructures using the Research Graph API. The speakers today are Dr. Ben Evans from NCI, Associate Director of NCI, and Dr. Dringel Wang, who's a Collection Manager in NCI. So with that introduction, I actually hand over the talk to Ben for starting the talk. So we're going to be talking about work that's going on to help track research data and how it's used in a broader setting. I should mention NCI's got a lot of partners as a part of this that have been backing and worked with us in this, including from NCRIS and Bureau of Meteorology, GS Arts Australia, CSIRO, the ANU, and a host of other partners and collaborators, including Ann's in particular for this work. So some of the open questions, motivating questions beyond just getting data management in place is, so you publish data and data sets is how is the research community actually connecting with that data? After you put it into a public arena, they could be connecting with it in various ways and making it so how do you track that? And also how do you track the impact of that investment or that research data for other derived products downstream? So that's a challenging sort of question that you can't answer fully within sight of a single center. You're really into an international sort of world and that motivated us a lot to be working on this particular project, which has part of the solution. So I should say that the standing of this work and this piece of infrastructure that we'll be going through on research graph started with a fairly small partnership, but now it's grown quite a bit and RDA Research Data Alliance have picked it up as this Registry Interoperability Working Group and it's got a number of players. You can see some of the players who've been strongly supporting this work over a period of time listed there and you can follow that link on RDA Alliance website to track this. But furthermore, now really through Amir's good work and others, the European Commission have picked this up and said, yes, this needs to now be pushed into an ICT specification. So all that is to say that this work is now on a pretty strong pathway and well worth paying attention to now as it goes forward. So there's four types of what we call nodes in this graph network when you're publishing data and using data. So one is the researcher, one's a dataset, one's publication, one's grants. There could be other nodes as well, but the status of these whole graphs at the moment is basically built up of those fundamental areas. And when we get down to it inside of the tool, you can see the attributes through that graphic on the right hand side. Research is always in green and datasets are in orange publications, blue and grants and yellow. You can see some of the attributes that are listed there and we'll talk about that. The other thing is that this graph network that's been built up understands very well known metadata standards like ISO19115 for that geospatial data, a lot of geospatial data fits into that, but also things like RIFCS that's used in the librarian world and inside of Research Data Australia. If you know that catalogue uses RIFCS and Mark 21 and there are others as well. So just to say that this graph system is already supporting that framework. For NCI, we make a number of major national reference datasets available on NCI. We've curated them and put them into a certain form. They come from our, in principle, from a lot of the science agencies being Bureau of Meteorology and GS Science Australia and so forth. Also sometimes from our research community itself, but they've been classified as really the major national reference collections that are associated with NCI and you can see some of the things listed there, climate weather and satellite imagery, the symmetry elevation, all of these sort of earth systems geospatial data in particular. As an example of a dataset now is, so we've got this thing called Blue Link Reanalysis dataset and on the left-hand side gives you a little summary of what it is. On the right-hand side, many people are familiar and work with catalog systems. So you know, you're using a geo network as part of our core catalog system and so you get, you know, the titles. So that's the blue, you can see on the right-hand side that circle there and an abstract about it. You can see points of contact. So this is all part of this ISO 19115 standard. That's how this is recorded, how to get hold of that data. So the question that you've got of something like this is what researchers are working on that or related datasets, how that publishing is or anything else connected to it. And so you end up with this little graph of stuff and just down on the bottom right-hand side here, just off this sort of basic diagram here, you can see Peter Oake who's the main contact for that dataset is somehow associated with this brand, Blue Link Reanalysis dataset. So it is somehow associated with that even off our local information. So you can find a little bit more about Peter. You know, we have other information systems that have got Peter's details. So what project he's working on, publications, you know, somehow linked to him, you know, his contact detail and a pretty picture there of Peter, looking very sprightly. And so we have that information in NCI. And so on the left-hand side in this sort of dotted line that you can see with the INSA logo around it, we know a fair bit about Peter. That's the number one with the green. There he is. And there he is with his, you know, as a researcher and an identity and attributes inside of our local information. And we know various things about datasets that Peter is associated with. But there's other things that live outside of NCI. And in particular, on the right-hand side there, you can say out in the real world, or out in the external world, Peter Oake has an, what's called an orchid ID, and many of you know this, and inside of, associated with his orchid ID, we know things about his publication record. And so the trick for all of this stuff is to try and associate our internal information to the external information. And there's a number of steps that we go through here.  Then we can augment the graph with how it gets connected up with the orchid ID. And then we can find out further information in particular about other external records like his publication record. So almost sort of redescribing this same state is sort of in a fundamental sort of way. What we do is we've got a GN network catalogue with a lot of this information. That is via the utilities in the research graph system, harvest that and puts it into a Neo4j, which is a type of a graph database, just the one that we happen to be using for this. That Neo4j is just hosted inside of the cloud. That has our information, it's just a recasting of the local information and put inside of this system. And then go out, what we do is go out into the research, a broader research graph on the outside world, and we augment then the local graph database with that extra information. And then we can visualize it in various ways. And so that's sort of what this image, and there is a graphical tool that comes along with this to start seeing a whole bunch of connected things to do with this data that can start to be exploited. So if we just had the local information of various datasets, then all we would have is the left-hand side of this. Through that extra augmentation going and querying in the international research graph and then augmenting for the local data, we end up with a much richer set of information about what each of the individual datasets and researches and what they're doing and their associations. So that's pretty simply what's going on. The research graph system that's been put in place really by the partners, and particularly Amir, sort of driving this, you know, interoperates with a whole bunch of different services, ORCID, data site, SCOLICS has come on board and other major data centers like GASIS and so on and so forth. So there's a list there and a growing list of information being put into the, to an interoperable graph system. And so now there's sort of a richer and deeper details that we can start harvesting. And there's actually, we did sort of the simplest augmentation as the description on those previous page, but actually you can run several levels of augmentation. And, you know, we're still sort of, I guess, trying to explore what's the best way of augmenting the data of what are the questions that we're trying to face. So look, I'm going to hand over now to Jingbo, who's going to take us a little bit more through some of the details of research graph and where it's going. Oh, hi. From this point of time, I'm going to go through a couple of slides in the next 10 minutes also to demonstrate how do we implement the research graph pipeline and also report what are we currently working on plus some future plans to go forward. So in this slide, it just shows you what is the input and what is the output. The input is NCIS metadata database. As you see in the previous slides by Ben, our dataset available in GeoNetwork in various formats, could be CSV or XML or JSON, they are the input so that Jingkin server take that input from the GitHub and build the NCI graph. So the output will be NCI graph. On the right hand side, the bottom screenshot just shows you how easy to maintain and update the database with only one click of the button. The five different modules in green color shows you the step-by-step inside of the Jingkin server to build the NCI graph and also augmentation with other database such as the deal orchid. So what we get eventually is an NCI graph ML. There are different ways to visualize the graph. One way which was not presented here is we can use the GAPI software to visualize, but more popular way would be we present our graph in a web-based format. So if you click that link or type this link in your browser, you can actually see this is online. And I'm going to show you three screen shots on this web page followed by a little live demo afterwards. And basically, this is the interesting part. Once we get the graph and we're going to analyze the graph and try to tell the story from the graph. And the first screenshot just really give you an overview of how many publications in our augmented graph and how many datasets and how many researchers here.  And if you type this research graph.org slash NCI. All right. In the web browser, you can see a web page about NCI graph and click that orange button. It opened a new tab to show the graph. This is the actual graph look like. And if I find Peter Oak as a researcher and click that one, it only show the connection with this researcher. The color code of the dot is that this is the dataset, which is the blue link real analysis data associated with Peter Oak. And if you notice, there is another green dot over here. And this is the augmented part from the arcade. And the blue dot represents the publication which associated with this researcher. So this really demonstrate that through the augmentation, our own database with the dataset and researcher are connected to the rest of the world. Let me go back to my presentation again. And I should say that we did play around with the different analytics. And this is the most interesting part. And we demonstrate a few cases that we think people are interested. For example, what is the most of publication related to a researcher? And this researcher is always identified with the arcade ID and also which researcher has the most dataset associated with him with his affiliation. And on the right hand side, if you are still with the web browser, you can actually put your mouse onto some of the name. It will only show the connections between this researcher and other researchers. So it's a more like interactive mode. I should also say that this augmentation is still working progress. It means that we can augment with other database such as data size or other European data repository. And we can actually make our graph bigger and bigger. The last screenshot is just showing the number of publication along the year. And as I said, this is not a static graph because we can always augment with other database and we can introduce more publication if it is not in the arcade database. So behind the scene, we use the Jupyter Notebook to generate this web interactive format. And we plan to play around more by providing maybe predefined a query so that people can put the person's name on an arcade to find out, oh, what is the connection between this researcher and the publication and the dataset. And in the future, even the grants if it's available in our database. So next is we think the research graph can be useful for a number of different group of people. And we think also provide research graph in the link data format would be beneficial for people who wanted to work with the more machine searchable and actionable approach. So what we've done is we did a bit of proof concept work by extending our current format of the research graph in JSON to JSON-LD using schema.org to enhance the semantic feature of the research graph. And we have a publication last year talking about the approach and the ideas. So the reference is at the bottom of the slide. The other thing is once we build the research graph, there are a lot of interesting analysis that we can do. So we are currently exploring the new ways of analyzing the information in the research graph and trying to pick up the good stories about what research graph can tell us. The other thing is because we are the national data repository, we actually encourage people to do the cross-disciplinary research based on our high-performance platform. If we can demonstrate the value of cross-disciplinary research by showing that when different types of dataset are available on the same platform, more research, more publication, and more funding was granted, it will be quite good to demonstrate the impact of our data management practice. So in summary, I think a research graph really means a couple of things for a different group of user. For example, for a user itself of the data repository, they can understand the dynamic research integration through this analytics. I remember when some researchers submitted an ARC grant, they sometimes showed their publication citation along the year being increasingly better and better. But with the research graph, they can actually show more information, not just publication, but also their contribution of the dataset and their award on other additional funding using the research graph for the higher-level executive and board as a data repository. And we can demonstrate the value of our good data management practice and provide the interoperability of the data services through these more advanced services. We also advanced the science research by having more publication and more impact in the matrix. And finally, for the funding body, since they invested a good amount of money for the data repository, we can demonstrate the impact of the investment on the data repository by showing the quantitative analysis of the impact matrix within the research community. So if you wanted to learn more about the graph, we have the GitHub source code and we also have the interactive demo of the graph. And there is a Twitter also, if you wanted to socialize it. I think that's it. Okay, thanks. Thanks, Jimbo. I'd like to thank Ben and Jimbo for giving this talk. And thank you, everyone, for attending the webinar. Thank you.