Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. In this video, I will explain how you can find out minimum from and input numbers. Before starting, if you go to detail or description of this video, you will find links of various players so you can follow them if you want to learn programming. Now, coming on to this problem, so first I am going to explain it in proper terms then I will be converting that explanation into a C program. So here I am going to take two inputs, input number one and input number two. So input number one will be the value of n. Like this n will tell you how many numbers you are going to repeat from the user so that we can identify the minimum. After reading this n, I am going to implement a loop and this loop will depend upon the value n. So for example, let's say you entered n as 5, you entered n as 5, so it means you need to find out minimum from 5 values. So loop will repeat 5 times and inside that loop, I am going to receive my second input. So loop will repeat 5 times so you need to provide 5 different values and along with that input, you need to calculate the minimum as well. And after completion of that loop, you can print a particular variable which will be holding the minimum value. So now I am going to implement this solution with an epoxy program so that you can understand it. So first I am declaring some variables. So here you can see these are four variables and will be holding how many numbers or quantity. I will for loop iteration, well will be having second input and this is min which will be holding the minimum value after completion of the loop. And its initial value is 3, 2, 7, 6, 7 which is the highest value of integer. So if I take 0 here, let's say if I put 0 here, so what will happen? In case of minimum equals to 0, so if I provide let's say n as 5 and if I provide these numbers, as input to inside loop, these are 5 different numbers and I need to identify which is the minimum. So if min is 0 and I am going to compare this variable with these 5 values, so minimum will remain 0 because 0 is minimum as compared to these values. So I can't put 0 here, that's why I am putting the highest value. So if I compare 10 with this number, so this number is greater as compared to 10, so it will be replaced and 10 will be assigned inside that variable. So whenever you want to identify minimum, so don't put 0 because 0 is already a minimum format of number. So put the highest value and then try to identify minimum and if you didn't understand this right now, so let me complete this program. After completion of program, I will iterate this line by line and I will explain all lines with respect to input number 2. So then you will identify like if we put 0 minimum, what will happen? And if we put this value, then what will happen? So don't feel any problem here, still here. So this is my printf which will print enter value of n and I am going to read value of n inside n variable. So it means I have a number which will tell like I am going to receive those numbers or those many numbers from which I need to identify the minimum. So that is stored inside n variable. Now here I have implemented a for loop. So for loop is repeating n times. Now inside this for loop, I need to receive input number 2. Those are different values and input depends upon n. So n will tell like how many numbers we need to input. So printf then slash n enter percent d number. And here I am putting i. So what will happen? It will display enter then I will be printed here in place of percent d and then none. So it will display enter first number. Second time it will print enter second number because I will become 2. So this way you can print this message that scanf percent d and percent and here I am using the variable value. Now if I need to compare this value, so value will be having these different values and I have to compare this value with this minimum. Now if value is less than min, so min will be having this value. This is the condition. So this loop is completed here. After completion of this loop I can print minimum equals to percent d and I can print min here. So this is the complete program. Now I am going to explain it line by line so that you can understand it completely. So let's say right now it is not having this value. Min is having 0. Min is having 0. And n is 5. Loop will repeat 5 times. So first time it will display enter first number. So I mentioned printf like this enter for sending num. So it will be printing enter first num. So this way it will display a message. So you will enter a number. Let's say I enter 10. So 10 will be stored inside this value. So value of this variable is right now and now compare this value less than min. So let's say min is 0 and value is 10. So 10 less than 0. Is it true or false? 10 less than 0. So 10 is less than 0. No. So this condition will be false. It means value will not assign it to min. Then we enter 20. So 20 is not less than 0. 50 is not less than 0. So now I hope you understood why I didn't provide it. Because 0 is the smallest positive number. So if we start min with 0. So these numbers will not be assigned to min. So I am removing this. Now min is 3, 2, 7, 6, 7. Now compare val with min. So val is 10 and min is 3, 2, 7, 6, 7. So this time this condition will be true. So val will be assigned to min. So new value of minimum will be 10. So earlier it was this. Now it will be having this value. Again i++. So I will become 2. So here this time it will print enter. Second number. This way it will print the message. So let's say this time you entered value as 20. This time you entered value as 20. So val is 20 and min is 10. So 20 less than 10 false. It means this statement will not be performed. So min will remain 10. This time because this condition was false. So i++, i will become 3. So this message will be printed enter third number. And let's say you entered 5 this time. So value of val variable is 5 now. Check this. Val is 5. Minus 10. So 5 less than 10. It is true. So value of val variable will be assigned to min. So its value is now 5. So this way this loop will iterate and it will repeat n numbers. Each number will be compared with min. If new number is less than min it will be assigned to min. If it is not then that rotation will be scripted. And after completion of this loop, after completion of this loop whatever value will be in min variable will be printed on output screen as the result. So i hope you understood how we can identify which is the minimum value from and input numbers. So first we need to take the quantity like how many numbers are there and with the help of loop we can receive those different numbers from the user and we can identify many of them. So i hope you understood whatever i explained in this video. If you want to watch more programming related videos you can open my channel, go to playlist and you can watch more than 1000 videos here. So do watch them and i hope you understood whatever i explained in this video. Thank you for watching this video.


it's my last meeting and I want to thank the board and the current board members and the past board members of course for the opportunity to serve this great community it's been a tremendous honor and of course there's a tremendous number of volunteers that have contributed over the community throughout the time period I've been as manager and they've added so much to the quality of life here in Williston and I would also want to thank the town employees most of the time they made me look at that turn it over to Eric if he wants to report on anything else. Thanks Rick and I just want to publicly recognize your service and dedication to Williston the last 22 and a half years you've done a tremendous job of it an outstanding mentor to me and really want to wish you the best and in retirement moving ahead here. Yesterday I sent a email to the select board looking to celebrate Rick's pending retirement and offering the opportunity to say a few words congratulations to Rick and other things that you may wish to share with him so whoever would like to start I'd appreciate it. I don't really know what to say Rick and probably the best way I can express you know my feelings is I've been on the select board for almost all of the term you've been the town manager and I think I know sorry I know a big reason why I have stayed on the select board and have enjoyed it and continued to learn and and benefit from being on the select board is because of you and so I want to thank you maybe I don't know better but I don't think that's the case you did a great job I like what you said at the end of your your little thing there it's been a great run I couldn't agree more best wishes thank you Jeff. Rick the only thing add to that is just a couple quick thoughts I that your the job that you did the professionalism that you've exhibited and the character of your of your person made being on the select board make made it for me anyway feel safe it made me like there was somebody who knew what they were doing and knew how all the pieces fit together the amount of difficulty that goes on on a town with the nuts and bolts of running it is is massive and people don't appreciate it and they don't understand it. I remember listening to my father once talking about a political thing and he said that the sitting governor was not going to beat the sitting U.S. senator because governors actually have to make decisions and when they make decisions they bother people and I think that's true with town manager that you have to you have to make decisions and you have done that with wisdom you have done that with class and you have done that with courage and I I cannot sing your praises high enough you are the reason among others but one of the chief reasons why the town has done as well as it has done and you will be very very missed Eric will do a great job but everybody's individual and that being said I do I do kind of envy you to go on to new new challenges and new new horizons and maybe maybe relax a little bit but the last thing I'd say is thank you thank you very very much. Thank you Ted. Well Rick it's the rookie out of the bullpen so to speak as you know I'm an active listener but I want to I want to thank you for taking the time which I know that you have with probably anybody that's been on any board or with any any department in the town you go the extra mile you know this is new for me I'm learning every meeting not not that I've accomplished a lot on the learning curve because I'm still learning but anytime I visit the town office you make time for me you ask opinions of others you gather information you make sound decisions on things that you have to make a tough call on at times that I've seen already in my short time here on the select board I think the town has been extremely I'll say extremely lucky to have you at the town for the last 22 and a half years your service is lost you lost your garden I think he's frozen up yeah am I back okay I'll finish up as I said I talked to many select board members not only on current board but for frozen up again garden service and I wish you the best in the future thank you very much thank you and thanks Gordon and finally you know they say in real estate it's location location location but for Rick it's been integrity integrity integrity he's come forward with innovative ideas for the select board to consider to solve very thorny problems over the course of the years I've been fortunate to serve on the board for about 18 years now and enjoyed almost every minute of it and especially with having Rick as the town manager he's well known among his peers and well respected we have seen him appointed too many things in the county and other places as far as being this town manager and you think about over the course of 22 and a half years a number of meetings like this that he's had to come to because that's part of the job and after 22 and a half years that's got to amount to about 3,000 hours that we expected him to be at and just as part of the job so thank you very much for all of that will be a continuing celebration Monday night and I wish we were able to do a cutting of the cake which we have done in the past or for select board members but at this time I asked the select board to rise and give Rick a standard ovation I can say one more thing Mr. Chair first of all thank you all for your kind thoughts get a little emotional here I will continue to offer the town my assistance as we transition I know Eric's taking over on Monday but I'm just a phone call away or a zoom call away or in some cases a short walk away and so I will continue my assistance where I can but I know the town is in good hands with the current board members and of course the current staff including Eric and I know he'll do a fine job for the town thank you thank you Rick


Welcome back, Psych2Goers. Your ongoing support has helped us make psychology and mental health more accessible to everyone. And we want to thank you for that. So thanks. Now, let's continue. You receive your report card in the mail. With hesitation, you open the envelope and read out your doom. It's an F in not one, but two classes. Okay, so you're not the greatest at math or art history. But does that mean you're not intelligent?  In 1983, Howard Gardner, an American developmental psychologist, came up with nine types of intelligence that people can have. Each category is an area you may excel in, and you may be intelligent in more than one category. Here are the nine types of intelligence, according to psychologist Howard Gardner. Which type are you? Number one, naturalist intelligence. If you have a naturalist type of intelligence, then you may have a knack for identifying patterns in your natural surroundings. You're sensitive to the environment and can benefit as a hunter, gatherer, or farmer. This was a vital form of intelligence for our ancestors who needed to hunt and survive to provide for their people out in the wilderness on their own. Number two, musical intelligence. Do you have a calling towards music? Can you pick up a new instrument with ease? Do you possibly also write and arrange your own music? With musical intelligence, you can discern the tone, rhythm, and pitch of the music you're listening to. You can easily repeat or recall a phrase or piece of music from what you've heard, and can usually play instruments by ear. You have an ear for sound and music that others do not. Pencil drummers and musical theater singers unite. Number three, logical mathematical intelligence. With this type of intelligence, you're often caught in abstract, symbolic thought. Formulas and reasoning skills are your expertise. In reasoning, you often use inductive and deductive thinking patterns. Not only do you love strategy games and math problems, but odds are you've been begging your older siblings to participate in your wacky science experiments for years now. You'd excel as a mathematician, detective, or scientist. Number four, existential intelligence. Why are we still here? Just to suffer? If you're an existential intellect, you indulge yourself in life's existential questions. Although these questions may not have a definitive answer, your philosophical mind keeps you up at night, and your theories are probably worthy enough to be published. Your thoughts, ideas, and hypotheses are all centered around life and the symbolic meaning of it all. Why are we here? What is our purpose? What does it all mean? Why am I asking so many questions? Number five, interpersonal intelligence. Interpersonal intelligence means that you just get people. You find it easy to take into account the different sides of a story and are open to different perspectives and willing to put yourself in another's shoes. You read others' emotions well, and you can quickly tell if someone is being genuine or not. You are empathetic and great at socializing with others on a deeper level. You would do great in the field of social work as a teacher or perhaps an actor. Number six, bodily kinesthetic intelligence. Do you feel that your mind and body are one? Can you tap into this energy directly? You are a special soul who uses the power of mind and body and unison to achieve your goals. Basically, you're great with timing, motor skills, athletics, and dancing. Perhaps you are a great dancer or maybe you excel in the athletic field. You may even have the talents to be a great surgeon. Whatever it is, your mind and body are one in harmony and your physical skills are unmatched by your friends. Number seven, linguistic intelligence. Do you have a vast vocabulary? Do you think in deep thoughts or internal monologues, can you understand and pick up the subtle differences in the meaning of words and language? With this type of intelligence, you enjoy reading, writing, and find the beauty in language and words. Foreign languages come easily to you and you learn new words faster than others. A lot of linguistic intellects work as journalists, poets, novelists, and public speakers. Number eight, intrapersonal intelligence. Have people always called you quiet? You consider yourself a deep, emotional thinker. You are probably at one with yourself. Your mind is your safe haven and you understand your thoughts and feelings on a deeper level than most. You're aware of who you are and what you want and you know how to change yourself for the better. You can motivate yourself by being your own motivational coach. You make goals and can achieve them faster and easier because of how attuned you are with what you want and accepting of who you are. If you have intrapersonal intelligence, you might make a great psychologist, philosopher, or spiritual guide. And number nine, spatial intelligence. Are you great with directions and are a strong visual learner? With spatial intelligence, you enjoy solving puzzles and mazes and excel in creative drawing and painting pursuits. Your thought process is in three dimensions and you may have artistic skill and expansive imagination because of this. If you possess spatial intelligence, you may do wonders as a sculptor, painter, sailor, pilot, or architect. What type of intelligence do you think you are? Did any of them jump out at you? Let us know in the comments below. Please like and share this video if it helped you and you think it could help someone else too. The studies and references used are listed in the description below. 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Heather, thanks for asking this question and letting me out you as the one asking this, but just fine. So what are your thoughts on developing a new subscriber email sequence? I'm setting my auto responder and not sure if I should set one up or not. And if I set one up, I am not sure what to put in each email other than maybe info about each of my packages, maybe client stories to provide different lens. I don't recall ever seeing one. So that might, from George. So that might be a hint. Appreciate you sharing this before. Yeah, no, thank you so much for asking this. And I really do welcome everyone who is watching to comment below, what is your opinion about a new subscriber getting a sequence of emails? Well, because all of us have subscribed to email, you know, you've been on the website, you've put in your email address, and then what happens afterwards? Do you get basically a program to sequence or do you just get whatever their upcoming newsletter is? We've all had both of these experiences and I'm not the only one who, I don't think there's a right answer. So that's my answer is I don't think there's a right answer. And I think of course it matters so much on how that subscriber sequence is done. So please comment below, what is your experience from a subscriber point of view, from a reader point of view? Do you remember any emails welcome sequence that was particularly well done? And please share with us who that was from and maybe the website if you'd like, or and also do you remember an email subscriber sequence that was not well done, that made you want to unsubscribe or stop reading? All right, so I will, I'll share what I do and then I'll share sort of my experience as a reader. So you'll notice, yes, very good observation that I don't have a welcome sequence for my emails. You might say that, okay, I have a welcome email when you join my list. If you don't know, then you can look at the links below this video. I have two email lists. The one is my best content email list and then my announcements email list. Announcements are like basically when I launch a course or have coaching openings, that second email list gets those announcements. So each of them has a different welcome email. The welcome email for the, well, you should join and find out what the welcome email says. But for those of you who have already joined, the content welcome email basically says, hey, thank you so much. Here's just the links to some of my best posts if you're wanting to get started. Otherwise, I'll see you in the next email. I think something like that. And I also say, by the way, I also have a second email list in case you're interested. If you wanna learn about my upcoming courses and coaching openings, join it here kind of thing. And then my other email list, my announcements email list, the welcome email basically says, hey, thank you so much for subscribing. I have two quick questions for you. One is, how did you hear about me? Cause, and I used to have these questions for my content email lists as well. But at this point, I have enough people subscribing that I don't really necessarily wanna get an email from everybody, but when you're first starting, it's probably a good idea to try to get conversation going with as many of your email subscribers as possible when your list is still fairly small or whatever that means for you. You wanna get more interaction. Right now, my content list is now 5,000. So it's like, I don't wanna get a reply from everybody. So, but my launch list is half that size, half of those 5,000 want to actually get specific emails about my products and services. So I still have that email say, hey, how did you hear of me? Number one. And number two, is there one question that you'd love for me to answer? I will do my best to reply to try to help. So in other words, my launch list, my announcement list, people get that extra benefit. Whereas my content list, I don't wanna have to reply to free help for everybody there. I used to, but now. So that's the only email that they get. There's no other. All right, so here's another email about a client's success story or here's the first course you might wanna take. That might not be a bad idea because I know a lot of my people say, George, you teach so many courses, which one should I start with first? So it's probably not a bad idea for me to add one more email saying exactly what I just said. Here's my recommended first course to take if you haven't yet taken that one. But you know what? Here's the thing, my email open rates are double my industry average. So let me say that again. In my industry, my fellow peers, when they send their regular newsletter, monthly newsletter, weekly newsletter or whatever, they get on average 20 to 25% open rate, meaning they send an email out to 1,000 people and they can expect 200 to 250 people to open it after measuring for at least a week. Okay, so that's my industry average. My open rates for both my weekly emails and my monthly emails and my sales emails when I'm promoting stuff, my open rates for all three are about 50%. And it's been like that for at least a year, at least 12 months now, it's been 50%. And my click rate, the rate of people clicking on the links in my email is actually about triple my industry average. So whatever I'm doing is working by the numbers, it's working really, really well compared to everybody else who has welcome sequences. And so I don't know, I think that, and you might say, well, George, if I wanted to really get more sophisticated, I would probably have a very thoughtful email sequence, which is really the start of an email funnel, right? Email sequence and then prevent those new subscribers from getting my next newsletter as they might get confused on what that is. I think that's overthinking it, to be honest, because guess what? I've been doing it my way for years and just from the measurement of the last 12 months, my open rates is way higher than, and my open rates have actually gone up over the years. Interestingly, I'm grateful. So that's all I know is it's working and it's very simple to follow because there's no email sequence. They just, when you subscribe, if I happen to be sending the monthly news to the next day, well, you subscribed yesterday and today you happen to get the monthly newsletter, whatever, it's okay. Or tomorrow you happen to get the weekly newsletter, whatever, it's okay, everyone. And my unsubscription rate, that's also important to mention, because every time you send on an email, naturally you get a few people unsubscribing. Did you know that? That's normal. You should not cry over them, okay? I have 50 people on my email list, one person's unsubscribed, shame on them. No, no, no, no, it's normal. You should just assume it. Whatever reason people always unsubscribe, don't cry over them, they may be back. That's the truth of the matter. So my unsubscription rate is also lower than the, well, at least it doesn't go over the threshold of what is dangerous. It's less than half a percent and about half a percent is about average, half of 1% unsubscription rate. So all right, from a reader point of view, because I've subscribed many, many email newsletters, I notice that when I get an email sequence, I get tired pretty quickly. Like I'll read like the first email or two from their email sequence and then they send their third and fourth and fifth and I just start tuning out. And not only do I, so therefore this writer has trained me to tune out their emails. So I don't even read their weekly or monthly newsletter anymore because I've already tuned out by the time it got to like the third or fourth email in a sequence. I'm not saying that there's a magic number. Oh, email sequences should only be two emails. I'm not saying that. I'm just talking about my own experience. So I think the golden rule is always good to follow for authentic marketing, follow the golden rule. What do you enjoy? Do the same unto others. What don't you enjoy? What turns you off? What turns you out? Don't do that to others because your own conscience will know. So I think that's the bottom line is I'm not saying it's right or wrong the way I do it. I know it's working for me, for my numbers. Do what's right that you enjoy as the experience of an email reader. So I hope this helps.


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I view I'm using awesome merch again Even though I used them last time and when I lived in Gibraltar it took Literally like a month and a half to get to me But now that I'm in Brighton it takes About a week So I'm using them again And I said I was going to find a printer in Brighton, which I think will be a bit easier as well But for now, um, I printed some stickers and some thank you notes.  I like it a lot So here's what the sticker looks like Super shiny. Yeah, I'm happy with that. I like the way they turned out Super cute. So patrons again this big sticker This mount I really like these They're masses though. I think I don't know why I think I thought they would be a little bit smaller than that But it could be quite fun to put on an notebook and stuff Um, yeah, so let's see. I also printed out Some thank you notes There's absolutely masses of them because I want to send these out with everything that I send Um, including patron. I think I probably won't put these in every single month on the patron because Who wants a few of these? But yeah, they're just pasto a bit image of pasto. It's kind of like my patron banner An image of pasto and my old desk and just like doodling and some references to Stuff I use books I read And my artwork because I really like it and then I just popped like a thank you here And I can sign the back if I if need be but yeah, so I ordered a thousand of these because there was like a deal on so I was like, okay I'll print a thousand which is excessive Because then I'll always have them And always be able to like send them out with stuff So, yeah Really happy with this. There's loads of stuff now. I've got to get packing or patron rewards today I've also started gg calm down Yeah, I've got to get packing patron rewards today So I'm gonna set up here and start just putting things in envelopes and then I can write out everything that I need to write out So let's begin gg calm down I'm also thinking about stickers for next month and this was kind of What I was thinking about I like this style that people do like the border around a landscape And I'm thinking what I want to do is like a few little mini Landscapes A few mini landscapes like this in this style and then yeah, I really like this mochi drawing I don't know if I showed you guys already I don't know. I don't know if you've seen that tiktok where they go. I'm just a baby. So But it was cute and then I was thinking about doing like a Sticker for book club when you know that um I don't know if you guys had this but early in school We had this thing where if you read a certain amount of books You would get like a little shield for how many pages you read and then the more pages you read like The better the shield got like the final one was like master shield and then you've got like a little plaque And I was always so envious of those people because I couldn't really read very well when I was little um, I'm dyslexic so it was difficult for me And uh, so I thought you know what why don't I make my own little shield thing now because I do read a lot now so it would make sense for me to Have it and um I don't know just what was like maybe a cute thing. So I'm thinking about doing something like that um I think it would be kind of neat Because it's something that childhood trauma, you know when people are getting rewarded these things that you would die to have But it's impossible for you Yeah, and then I did like a tiny elephant. I don't know why um But then I sort of settled on this as a sticker settled That sounds bad.  So like the way they turned out So I want to print this out for next month patron. Um, and also want to do like another print. I want to do Like a landscape maybe like this with this border, but as a postcard of brighton Um, because I thought that would be cool. I don't know if people would like that But yeah, that's where I'm at at the moment and uh, I'm gonna stick This somewhere because I want to see what it looks like stuck down to something It looks really cute. I don't know where to put it. I don't want to put it on my Schedule book. I'm thinking my computer here because when I look down I can see it Be quite cool Really happy. Um, I don't know if anybody knows the context behind this, but it's from ever after that film with druby more in it and It's basically a retelling of Cinderella And I really like it because it has a lot more like feminist Do it if I could say that yeah And then um, basically Leonardo da Vinci makes her dress for her which is so funny a bit random But I really like it and I thought I wanted to make it So her wings because she wears wings when she arrives It's a shine and then there is I don't know if you can tell quite so much But there's sparkles here that I've Put on and then I added it to have The shine on it, but you can barely barely see it Yeah, and also the edges look a bit jagged, but that's not on the actual sticker. That's just on the paper that the sticker is Being held on. I'm super proud of this one. I want to make more stuff like this for sure I have also been writing a new book And I'm thinking I'm going to really sit on amazon And chris is going to do the cover for me. So I've been really searching kind of this fantasy romance Covers that do well on amazon and we're trying to sort of emulate not copy that style and takes um Yeah, just take inspiration from them But I've written about 9 000 words, which doesn't seem like much, but it's been a while since I've written anything So I'm pretty proud with how the process or the Yeah, the progress is going Um, this book is going to be called how to kill a king And I'm thinking it's going to be a series, but I'm not sure it might just be a short one-off novel And I'm really enjoying just exploring this world and writing out what I want to happen in it and the characters and stuff and it's nice to kind of Take a step back and do something different that isn't comics. Um Even though I love doing comics, but it's like a completely different world basically Um a different world. It's like a different vibe your head gets in a different vibe and it's like, I don't know So anyway, I was writing a lot last night and then today I have to do patron stuff And I want to draw this Picture of the landscape that I want to make hopefully next month's reward Um, I did this whilst I was in Gibraltar still with the Artex paints And I said that I want to make this a print, but I'm not sure about it now. So I do like it Um, I'm just not sure if it's like It speaks to Where I want my style to go right now. I don't know I don't feel like a half a style. I always say this. I feel like my What what I do is always Changing like you can see here. It's completely different to kind of this style, which I'm thinking I prefer I don't know. I like both um So you can see like for instance, this is completely rough Textures paint textures, which I really like to do and Then there's this stuff where it's kind of more Focused more detailed line art, which I really like to look at so It's it's difficult one. Um I like both basically so I don't know I'm gonna draw this new piece because I need to just sit down and draw something because it's been A few days. So I want to dust off the cobwebs. Also, I went to This is before our boxes arrived and I found my I'll call markers, but I went to hobbycraft No, was it hobbycraft? I went to the shop and there was this art shop And I saw all these pro markers and I completely forgot that pro markers are the ones with the Without the brush tip that I don't like um I probably should have checked but I I just forgot that they call brush markers the ones I like they like They look exactly the same. So the it's an easy mistake. I still still Camera died, but yeah, um, I definitely like this color still So I'm going to use them for my drawing is basically what I was finishing saying before my camera was like You've run out of space again. Um, yeah, so we're going to go for it I'm also going to use my pencils that I got from Arteza, which are super nice and um some pencils that I bought in town A while ago Because I really do like polychromos. I think they're really soft and nice But I do like the Arteza ones as well. Um, so yeah, let's see. Let's see what I come up with Packing up orders for this monk's patreon where my other stickers arrived. I ordered these on Thursday And they've already arrived, which is pretty crazy. It's Saturday now So, yeah, I had a look at them, but really love them Super cute shush shush, stop meowing Basically, so my outbreaks just ran up the stairs I did that picture. I showed you and I made it like glittery And it says you deserve to rest because I think that We all kind of overwork ourselves, especially people who work from home or um End it End it Stop it says Says you deserve to rest. I think they're really cute and uh, yeah So I'm going to send these out in for April. I think with the print that I'm going to print out But I'm really happy with the way they turned out. It's the first time using this company instead of awesome merch and actually they were Significantly cheaper so Might be using them a lot more in the future Because I think awesome merch kind they are a cool company, but if this took Way less time And the stickers are like similar quality Although to be fair this sticker is bigger from awesome much so that could be why It was cheaper. Yeah I'm a bit obsessed with the shinies now I wanted it like a glitter The reason I didn't go with awesome much in the beginning is because I wanted like a glittery Kind of finish to it rather than just a hollow Like silver So yeah, this was a good pastor, please Stop This was a good company to go with. I'll just want to test them out because they had the actual Consistency or the texture I don't know what i'm saying or the glittery texture that I wanted so thanks again to better help for sponsoring this video And also thanks to you guys for watching it and I hope that you are having a good day And if you feel like checking out my patreon or etsy or whatever It's down below. Um, I'm thinking I'll put the stickers up as well on etsy In at some point, but yeah, um, have a great day guys and see you soon


Hello everybody, Andrea Mayesca here with Dental L. So let's talk about different teeth concerns or tooth issues that you might be having, but you don't really know, is this a dental emergency? Is this something that can wait? Is this just something that I have to use a different toothpaste and that will be fine? So I'll talk about those a little bit, but I do have to say, I can't tell you 100% without actually seeing you. So this video is more for advice, but not for, you know, take my word for it, if that makes sense, okay? So number one would definitely be if you have cold sensitive teeth.  No tooth likes cold, that is normal.  And then the cold sort of goes away, that is normal. But if it lingers, like, oh wow, that's really, really cold sensitive. That could mean that you have thinning enamel and it needs to be sort of like covered up with a desensitizer. That's not something that you can get in the store, unfortunately, that is something that you would have to see your dental hygienist for. But we do have a desensitizer, it's kind of like a little liquid where we literally just like put it on. It might take 10 seconds, it might take 30 seconds, depending on how thin the enamel is.  I have to think of the word there. And then you won't be sensitive. If it's been open and exposed for a while, it might take 24 hours to work. But literally it can work right away. And if you have cold sensitive teeth, you need to be using a toothpaste for cold sensitive teeth. Don't rinse with water, don't put water on your toothbrush because you want that toothpaste to be as potent as possible. That's a little tip for you.   That should definitely be looked at. Even if it's not painful, if it's not sore, that hole needs to be covered up because you don't want food to get stuck in there. You don't want any bacteria to get stuck in there and you don't want it to become any worse. If there's no pain, that's actually not always a good thing, especially if there's a big hole that probably tells you that the nerve is dead. If there's pain, it's kind of a good thing because that tells you that the nerve is still working. So it really does depend, but have it checked out though because that does need to be looked at just to prevent further issues. So if you guys have any questions about that, let me know. Another thing that I get a lot is people asking me, they might notice like little pieces coming off their teeth. Sometimes it's probably not your tooth. It is probably tartar. So when plaque sits on the teeth too long, so that's kind of that like off-white, off-yellow sticky stuff on our teeth that happens after we eat and drink. If that stays on too long, if you're not brushing twice a day, then that becomes hard and that forms what is called tartar. It could be like this hard off-yellow color, brown color, black color, everybody's different.  So that does have to be cleaned off at least every six months because if it actually stays there, then it can make things really unhealthy. It can make things sore. It's not nice. So definitely have that cleaned off but it's not the end of the world. If you're like, I keep on getting these pieces, that tells you you need your teeth cleaned, okay? If you have a chipped tooth, even if it's just a tiny, tiny chip, it might not mean you have to be seen right away but be careful. Don't eat on that side of the chip because you don't want it to get worse until you can see us to actually fix that for you, okay? So keep that in mind. A chipped tooth doesn't always mean that it's going to be painful but it doesn't always mean that it's not gonna be painful either. So everybody's different but definitely get it looked at so it doesn't chip further. What else, you guys? Any questions so far? If there are, comment below and let me know. I just lost my train of thought. Isn't that funny? Oh, I got one. If you have hot sensitive teeth.  It's not a good sign, you guys. You should definitely have that looked at by your dental hygienist because it could mean, I'm sorry but it could mean you need a root canal. Anything that's hot sensitive could mean that the nerve is starting to die. How does that happen? That could happen from a large cavity that you didn't know was there and it is starting to eat through the tooth. But the good news is if you catch it early enough you don't need a root canal. They can fix that up with a composite filling, something like that where you don't need the root canal. So have it looked at sooner rather than later. What if a tooth is sore to eating or pressure? That could mean a cracked tooth. Anytime you're eating something or pressure it could mean a crack in the tooth. Cracks you cannot always see with the naked eye. If it's like underneath we need an x-ray to see that crack. So even if you look in the mouth and say, oh, I don't really see anything there, it's probably fine. It might be perfectly fine but still have it looked at because if you have a cracked tooth that can crack all the way through and that's not good because if your tooth cracks all the way through if you think about it we have to take off that piece there might not be anything left and then you lose the rest of that tooth. Hopefully if you have a thin crack they can actually fix that around the crack and then put an actual like crowned tooth over top to prevent it from cracking even more. So that's the best case. Or the tooth could be perfectly fine. I have seen lots of people where they come in like, okay, every time I eat on this side it hurts or it sometimes hurts but not all the time. It could just be there is some like seed or something getting like stuck in there or it could be a crack. So have that looked at sooner rather than later. I would say those are the, oh, one more that I almost forgot.  Right there, that can feel like a toothache almost. You could be saying like, oh my God, like my mouth hurts so bad.  Ask yourself, did I eat something too hot or too crunchy? If yes, wait a couple of days because that will heal up within three to four days. If it still feels the same after that then have it looked at because there could be something else happening there. Okay, so yeah, you guys, I would say those are the most common. Let me know though if you have any questions I am very happy to help. And I will see you guys in the next one.


Here in Choslovo, a lot of people here have talents which are not recognized. As Nelson Mandela said, we are free and we are quite free. But I wouldn't say that we are free because living in a slum is not quite free. No, we're not free. I take education as a key. I want to work hard for my future so that I can become something big. These learners who were born just before 94 or they were born just after. So they have not grown up under the laws of apartheid. But they still feel the effects of it. Because current is directly proportional to power, I would like it. Sometimes we don't have enough resources like books to study, to go to the library, it's a one-hour walk. So you can get there at 5 o'clock, they're already closing. The only reading material that these learners have is their textbooks. In homes here you won't find reading material. So then how do learners access information? I would like you all to look on Wikipedia. One of the interesting things you can search for is click land widget. At first, I personally didn't know anything about Wikipedia. It was like finding this great solution that's always been there, but we just didn't know that it was. Wikipedia is like a teacher to me. You search for it, but you'll be getting more than what you expected. This is geography. When I revise, I write some of the stuff on the wall so that I don't forget them. Every day when I wake up I can see them. As much as it's hard for us to access information here, it's quite amazing. We all have cell phones. Everyone could get the information they need. But now that we need airtime to access Wikipedia, it's like if you don't have money, you don't have information. If you have money, you have the information. Sometimes you need to take the money you have for your lunch and then you must buy airtime. In my school, we decided to write up an open letter to our local cell phone providers. We asked them to offer their customers free access to Wikipedia on their cell phones. With Wikipedia, you have some backup. You have somewhere where you can read about the things you need to know. The cell phone today has penetrated the very bottom on the socio-economic ladder. Six billion people have cell phones. If people understand that cell phones are ubiquitous and Wikipedia is free, and all you have to do is to connect those two things together, then you have free access to information right there. In the pockets, every day, all the time, it's a game changer. There's a lot of talent in just love and real talent.  But once you dig deep in that rubbish, you might find gold. I'm Lukanya. I came here to study at the University of England. I have never valued education as I value it right now where I'm at. Once you do doctoral science, you notice that it's not about what you have, but it's about how you use what you have and how it comes from being educated. And so that will give you a lot of resources, but a population is not really educated. So we don't know how to use our resources effectively. I want to go into politics because I want to change places like just love and to bring on places like where I'm at right now in this university. I don't think I would have gotten where I am right now without the help of Wikipedia. I don't. Once you're educated, you can think rationally. And if you have a heart and you're educated, there's nothing that's impossible to you. I want to become a medical practitioner because I want to give back to the society. I want to change people's lives. Wikipedia, I can say, it helps a lot because I learned there and I found my career there in electrical engineering. That's my future career now. There are very few female geologists and I want to change that and show that we are also capable of something best in life.  We were like, really? Our class went out together to take pictures of Joe Slavo. And then we could take them and we can put them on Wikipedia. I myself am proud. I just want the world to see the places that we are coming from. There was so much that was not there on Wikipedia that we could add, especially in the course of Wikipedia, Wikipedia in our own language. I'm trying to write an article about Omocha. It's going to be a new article. I'm going to try to name more females in my den. There's something wrong. It's supposed to be Dalibor. Wikipedia, it's like a portal to share our own ideas, share our own information. It's amazingly empowering, I think, for them to be part of that whole movement, because it's like a movement. It's like a revolution. Wikipedia is a solution that's making our dreams a possibility. We felt that there's a need for free access to Wikipedia so that everyone can be able to gain knowledge. It's not about us or about me anymore now. It's about other children who need all of the information that's available on Wikipedia for free. 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Why did they attack me? It's not because I'm posing any risk to patients, I don't care for patients, I do research full-time. They attacked me because the idea of the law, the real purpose of the law, is to limit dissent against public health generally by authoritative figures, especially doctors.


The challenge of the Yukon! It's King, swiftest and strongest lead dog of the North Country, blazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Monod Police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers. One King, one new husband! Gold, gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the greedy race for riches. Now back to the days of the gold rush, when Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog King battled through storm and snow to preserve law and order as they met the challenge of the Yukon! The crowded cafe in the Gold Strike Hotel in Selkirk was a setting for a strange scene one November evening. Old Padohera was collecting for a mission. As the genial Irishman went from table to table, the hat he held before him got heavier and heavier as the men threw partially-filled polks of gold dust into it. Good bet. Come on now, Timber Malley. You'd never get it to heaven if you don't do better than this. Well, I swear, Pat, I'd lost every other sin I had playing Pharoah. I'll give you more when I get it. That ain't promise, sure. All right. And don't think like me forgetting. And you've been hanging it.  That's right, Pat. There you are. Thank you, Ben. This will make St. Peter smile, I'm telling you. And you, Sandy, surely you brought in lots of gold from that rich claim of yours? I guess maybe you're forgetting that I'm a good Presbyterian, Pat. Any country I'll be doing will be going back to Scotland for mission at a work in Africa. Sure, and don't you care what happens to people right here in the Yukon? The Indians here are needing it much more than your Africans. That's again the principles to get another Kirk than me on. And what difference does it make, which path to heaven you take? The good Lord will open the gates just as wide. If he knows you were good enough to donate something to the Catholic mission and help Father McCarthy bring civilization to the poor Indians of the Yukon as he would if you helped your Presbyterians convert some cannibals someplace you never even heard about. He's right, Sandy. Come on, Sandy. You've got to be broad-minded. We all gave something. You've got to do it. Well, I guess there's no way, but it's again my principles. Yeah, yeah. Thanks to you, Sandy. And if I get to the Promised Land first, I'd have a gold stool all dusted off for you next to me. Just in case the Presbyterians don't remember you. Just in case. Hey, Peter. How are you, Jay? Fine, Pat. How's the collection coming? Yeah, it looks like you're doing pretty well. Oh, everybody's been generous. When Father McCarthy gets here, he'll have more than $5,000 to add to what he's got. You mean he's got more than this to start his mission? The Church in Ottawa has given him Pledge Eve. And every town in the Yukon has given something. It's one of the first missions to be started since the gold rush began. Is there going to be build around here somewhere? No, it's up near the Indian Village. Just this side of Dawson.  Well, I'll have to give you some tomorrow, I'm broke. Me too. Well, Father McCarthy won't be here from next week. There's better your time. Hey, there's Bill Crain. I've been wanting to see him. He won't catch me giving anything to the mission for me, neither. My hands in that hat full of gold is carrying him. Look, Bill Crain is putting a big poke of dust in it.   Yeah. I made a nasty remark about that mangy dog he is, and he didn't like it. Bill's crazy about that dog. It's a vicious curve. It almost took my hand off the other day when I went too close to him. Half wolf, I guess. It's why he calls it Lobo. It'll do anything he wants it to, Bill. Yeah, someday I'm going to put a bullet through it. Better not let Bill hear you say that. I'm not through with him either. You better watch that temporal yours, Dick. Let's get out of here before you and Bill tangle again. You think I'm afraid of him? I know he won't. He hasn't even seen you. Anyway, I've got an idea. I want to talk over with you. Can't you talk here? No, it's about Father McCarthy and the collection. Come on. I think you'll be interested. It was a few days later that Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Monod Police stopped his dog team in front of Paddle Harrah's cabin. As he walked toward the door, his big lead dog, King, followed closer to his side. Well, King, I'm afraid you're going to miss that and we leave this territory on to him. Sergeant Preston, come in. And King is glad I have to see you. How are you, man? I'm fine and lazy as ever. Sit down, make yourself comfortable.  I'm afraid you spoil this dog of mine, Pad. Well, I'm not him. It's myself I'm thinking of. If ever anything happens, I want that dog to be in my side. You won't have to worry about that. Then I can't wait for Father McCarthy's season. Father McCarthy? Oh, sure, and I forgot you've been away. He's the new priest that's coming up here to start the mission at Cree's Cross. Oh, yes, I've heard about that. I knew Father McCarthy, not a while. He's one of the finest men I ever met. You and he will have a lot in common. He loves dogs and knows more about him than anyone I ever met. Sure, outside of yourself. That's rather unusual for a priest, isn't it? Father McCarthy is an unusual man. He'll be liking each other on site. When does he get here? He'll be here in about three or four days, I think. Oh, that's too bad. I'll miss seeing him. You mean you won't be here? I dropped in to tell you I've been transferred to Dawson, Pad. King and I came to say goodbye. Don't tell me that's the worst news I've had since I came up to the Yukon. You and King gone away. Well, that doesn't mean you'll never see us, Pad. We'll come back quite often. But you'll be able to see Father McCarthy. He'll be right near you when they build the mission. That's right, he will. I'll look him up. When are you leaving? Tomorrow. Sergeant, would you do me a favour? Of course, Pad. I've collected over five thousand dollars for the mission. I was going to let Father McCarthy take it up with him. But maybe it'd be safer with you. I'll be glad to take it up with me, Pad. The rest of the money is up there waiting for him. The money given by the church, I mean. Would you take this to Cree's Cross and leave it there? All right. The Air Don't May will keep it for him in the safe at his trading post. Oh, I know, Pierre. Yes, I'll take it for you, Pad. I'd leave the field to Father McCarthy if he isn't carrying a lot of money on the train. Everyone around here knows we took up a big collection. Never mind, King. I haven't forgotten you. I'd get that bone I promised right away. It was four days later, and Father McCarthy had arrived in Selkirk. He was tall, had a huge frame and unruly grey hair, and might well have been taken for a man who worked with his hands rather than a representative of the church. His eyes, however, were soft and understanding. They twinkled a little as they talked to Pad O'Hara in the lobby of the Goldstrike Hotel that evening. The lobby was empty, and they sat in a corner talking quietly. Yes, you're right, Pad. From the little I've seen of it, this is a rough country. But you know we men of the church aren't made of glass. We can take rough living as well as a next man. Well, he didn't mean you wouldn't be able to take it, Father, but I thought a bit of warning to you wouldn't come amiss. And I appreciate it, you may be sure. And then there's another thing I meant to warn you about. I know how much you love dogs.  In my last parish, I was almost as much of a veterinarian as I was a priest. All the children used to bring their dogs to me for repairs. I believe I mended as many animals as I did souls. Well, the dogs up here are different. Lots of them are part wolf. And if you go near them or try to pat them, you'll likely end up with a handbison. There's a secret to handling dogs, Pad, but many people don't know. Yeah? A dog can sense fear in a man. If a man is afraid, he seems to give off a certain scent that a dog recognises. Dogs hate it. Because they know that where there's fear, there may be danger. They'll usually jump and if they know he's afraid of them. And now I never heard of that before. Oh, don't worry, Pad. I'm sure I'll get along with your vicious huskies as well as I will with the people in this territory. There's a lot of drinking in Gamblin. The average prospector ain't the kind of man you will meet in church. Well, even though a man may forget the church for a while, he often feels the need of God. Take John O'Rourke in Ottawa. He's the one who left $10,000 to start this mission near Dawson. So that's where you got the money to start it. John made a fortune up there. Sir, you're carrying a gun, so let's grab him. And mercy on us, what's that? Oh, probably just a fight. The bar's just two doors down. It ain't unusual. Come on, let's see what happens. He shot Bill Cranes. Where did that go? I don't know. What happened, boys? Bill Cranes been shot. Hey, look out, everybody. That's Cranes' lead dog. Be careful of that huskies vicious. Look, Father McCarthy, he's standing over Bill's body. Yes, I see. He won't let any of us go in here, Bill. Bill's unconscious. We're going to have to shoot that dog. We want to help Bill. Bill thinks as much of that dog as he does himself. Get away, Lobo!  Wait, better shoot, Lobo. Before Bill bleeds to death. I'm going to plug him. Wait a moment. Maybe I can help. Who are you? This is Father McCarthy, boys. He just came to Selkirk. Oh, I'm sorry, Father. I know how to handle dogs. Perhaps I can get him away from his master. But Lobo's a vicious husky father. He'll tear you to pieces. Please, don't touch him, Father. Let me shoot him. Let me try first. Father McCarthy, no! I'm not afraid. Steady, Lobo. We can't let your master lie here in the snow. Come on now, boy. We're not going to hurt you. That dog will take his hand. He's got more nerve than I am. All right, Lobo. You see? Here's my hand. Bite it if you will. We're going to help Bill. Now, you see? I won't hurt him, boy.  Yeah, let me take hold of your collar. Well, now, fellow, steady. Come on, Lobo. Bye. He's getting more. I've never seen anything like this. Sergeant Preston is the only other man who could ever do that. Come on, Lobo. Come along. We'll let you get back to him when it's time. All right, boys. Carry the man into the hotel. I'll hold his door. Bill's hurt bad, ain't he? Yeah, it looks like it. Dirk Mason better not show his face around this part of the country after doing this. Come on, boys. Let's get him into the hotel. Dirk Mason left town the night of the shooting. He headed north, his goal a small cabin isolated well off the Dawson Trail. It was the second night of his hiding out and his provisions were running low. He paced the floor nervously. What the? Jake, let me in. Jake, how did you know I was here? All right, boys, hurry to head after any trouble. I brought some grub for you. How's Bill Crain as he did it? He hasn't died yet, but he's hurt bad. I had too bad. I didn't fail. Crazy hothead. I don't know why you had a puller gun on him. Oh, because of a silly argument. I suppose he told. You fool, he didn't have to. But five people saw the fight. He dies. You're in bad trouble. You've got to get out of the country. Once the Monies get on your trail, you're through. Then how do you think I can get out of the country? I haven't got a nickel, and I know you haven't either. That's why I came here tonight. I figure we can both get plenty. Huh. Remember the collection they were taking up for Father McCarthy? Yeah. You thought maybe we could get it some way. We can. Father McCarthy is in Selkirk. He's leaving tomorrow for Dawson. He's coming up this way on the Dawson trail? Yeah. And he'll be carrying plenty of gold with him. All that he collected, plus the money he brought from Ottawa. It'll be a fortune. And if we can get it, we'll head for the border and get back to the States. After all, he is a priest. What's the difference? We're watching that trail starting tomorrow. It was late the following day that Jake and Dirk heard a dog team coming as they waited beside the trail leading to Dawson. The two men stood behind a thick clump of fir trees as the sled drew closer. I'll bet that's Father McCarthy. I heard him say he was getting an Indian to bring him up here. What are we going to do about the Indian? One less here in the Yukon won't be notice. Jake, be careful if we murder him.   I'll keep still. Here they are. Come on, Dirk. I'll take care of the Indian. You watch Father McCarthy. Stop that team! What do you mean what? Keep your hands up. I have no gun. Now get this on the sled. You'll not hurt Father McCarthy. Him priest. We won't hurt him.  We want the money you're taking up to Dawson for the mission. I have no money with me. Hey, what's this? A priest not telling the truth? It is the truth. We'll have to search him, Dirk. You better take him back to the cabin. It's dangerous here on the trail someone might come. You Indian. Drive that team ahead and turn off the trail between those trees. Jake, you lead the way. All right. Keep him covered with his gun. All right, Indian. Get that team going. Push! Push! Push! Nonga sat in a corner of the cabin securely tied. Father McCarthy faced Dirk and Jake quietly. I told you I have no money on me. But what's in this purse? He sure is not wearing a money belt. I searched him. There's nothing on the sled with supplies. All right, Padre. You better tell us where it is. Where's the money to start the mission in Dawson? Well, boys, I have lots of faith in human nature. And I'm not a timid man. But I know better than go around this country carrying that much money. It's waiting for me up there. What do you mean? In Dawson? Besides, much of this so-called money you speak of is in the form of supplies and things that can be traded to the Indians in return for their labor. We'll have to trade it for gold first before you get steeped. We should have known that's what they do. So now, if you let us be in our way... No, you don't sit down. We're not through with you. What do we do? Ah, we'd better let him go. I think that would be very wise. I'm not letting him go and have him squeal to the mounted police the minute he gets to Dawson. But I don't know who you are. There are many men with black beards and blue eyes like yours. Hey, my beard. Nobody would guess if I shaved it off. What are you talking about? Nobody in Dawson knows a part right here. And nobody in Dawson knows me. I'm changing clothes with him, Jake, and shaving off my beard. With the papers he's carrying, I can get my hands on the money and trade some of the supplies for gold. We can still do it. Turkey, out of your mind. We're the same size. His clothes will fit me. And I'm sure we can persuade Father McCarthy to tell us who is keeping the money and the supplies for him. I'm afraid you're wrong, ma'am. That money belongs to the church. It is my duty to protect it. I'll tell you nothing. And torturing me wouldn't help him. He's just the kind that wouldn't tell Dirk, no matter what you did to him. But, uh, he might be willing to tell to save Nanga. What?  You don't know what you're saying. You wouldn't murder an innocent man. He knows nothing about all this. You wouldn't want an innocent man to lose his life for a few dollars, would you, Father? Do not tell them, Father. It's going to be too bad for you if he doesn't. Please, leave him out of this. I'll ask you just once. Who is keeping the money and supplies and where is he? Will you promise not to hurt Nanga, if I tell you? Sure, I'll promise. The money is in Cree's crossing. The air door may be keeping everything for me until I get there. Cree's crossing? Oh, that's better than having it in Dawson. Maybe you could get away with it. I'll get away with it, all right. And, uh, what'll I do about these two? I think you'd better stay here and guard them. Father McCarthy may have given me the wrong information. I didn't lie to you. Sergeant Preston took the money they collected for me to be here just a few days ago. Have you ever met Sergeant Preston, Father? No. He left before I got there. So that money's up around Dawson. Dirk, do you know him? No, I've always kept out of his way. He's never seen me. We're safe there. We're safe, all right. He'll never suspect me. But you'd better hold those two here until I get back. We may need more information from Father McCarthy. I'll hold them here. Don't worry. And when you get your hands on that money and trade those supplies for gold, come back here as soon as you can. It was a few days later that Sergeant Preston drove his dog team to Cree's crossing and stopped at the trading post of Pierre Doné. Okay. Hello, your husband. Come along, King. Hello, Pierre. Sergeant Preston, bonjour. How are you, Pierre? And there is that fine dog King. How are you, boy? Remember, Pierre. Oh, uh, did Father McCarthy get here all right? We. He is here. You know him? No, but I'm very anxious, too. I hear he's a fine man. Oh. You don't sound very enthusiastic. Don't you like him? Well, me, uh, I don't like to say anything bad about man of God. But, uh, well, everybody is, uh, how do you say, uh, disappoint. Disappointed? We. The Bishop, he'll write us what fine man is Father McCarthy. Best man for North Country, he say. We expect maybe he understand all men are not plaster saints. You mean he isn't like that? No. He's silent man. Does not make fun. And another thing. Never has he said mass. Well, that's odd. I was prepared for someone altogether different. Where's he living? We have Cabin ready for him at the edge of town when he come. That's fine. I guess I run out and see him. It is last one on trail south of town. Uh, maybe you could tell him, Sergeant, that it is not good for him to keep money in Cabin. Better he should leave it here in my safe. You mean he took it away from here? Way. This morning I give it to him. He say, must have charge of money. Eh, it's not for me to say. I'll advise him to bring it back to you for safe keeping, Pierre. Oh, uh, by the way, is White Eagle in the village? Way. White Eagle, he come in store this morning. Good. I'm going on a patrol north and I need a guide. I'll find him after I call on Father McCarthy. Quiet, King. Quiet, boy. Yes. Father McCarthy, I'm Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mountain Police. What, uh, what do you want?  Oh, oh, yes, uh, come in. Thanks. One thing. As the big dog walked into the cabin beside his master, he caught the scent of the man before him. This man was tense and afraid. The scent of fear that King hated was in the air. When people were frightened and tense, it always meant danger for his master. The hair bristled on King's back and he bared his teeth and snarled at the man in the black robe of a priest. King, what's wrong with you? Stop it. Quiet, King. I, I hope you'll excuse him, Father McCarthy. I can't imagine what ails him. Would, uh, would you mind putting him outside, Sergeant? I'm not used to dogs and these huskies up here and you can make me very nervous. I'm, uh, sorry, Father. Put him outside at once. Come on, King. Outside, boy. You wait out there. I, uh, hope you don't mind. Why, no, not at all. I suppose being a priest, you're not used to dogs. That's right. We're, uh, we're too busy with our church duties to have, uh, time for pets. I see. Uh, sit down, Sergeant. Why, I really can't stay. I just dropped in to say hello. Are you, uh, going to be in town long? No, I'm just passing through. Oh, I see. You're going to have quite a job here in Crease Crossing, getting the mission started. It's quite a responsibility. How often do you get over here, Sergeant? Well, I'll probably be back in about a month. That's when I make my next patrol.  I'm getting an Indian guide to take North with me. Well, now I guess I'd better leave, Father. I have to take advantage of what little daylight there is. It was nice meeting you, Sergeant. Stop and see me again the next time you come to Crease Crossing. I'm sure we'll meet again, Father McCarthy. All right, King. Let's go, boy. Let's go, boy. It was evening, two days later. Father McCarthy sat near the big stove in the cabin with Jake watching him, a gun on the table before him. Nonga, the Indian guide, lay on a cot, his hands and feet tied. I just want to ask something, not for myself. It's for Nonga. We're not taking any chances. Turk and I have to make the border before anyone knows what happened. But if he does return with the church money, perhaps you could take Nonga with you to the border and free him there. Listen, Father. We're not bothering with the prisoner, and we'll be trying to get to the border. Then you do intend to kill him. I didn't say that. Come on, get over there now. Stop talking. Murder is a serious thing, Jake. Who said anything about murder?  Of course, if nobody finds you before you freeze to death, that'll be your hard luck. It's a gamble you'll have to take. Of course, Turk may have other ideas. Come on, get over there on that bed. Put that rope back. Turk, didn't hear you coming. You get the money. Sure, I didn't have any trouble. Nobody suspected me at all. And I don't need any more help from the pottery here. Good. What do we do now? We start packing right away. They may be looking for me now. I thought you said they didn't suspect me. The fine knife left in my cabin, they'll start looking for me. They'll be worried. They won't find I've gone for a day or two. I sent word to Pierre that I didn't want to be disturbed for a few days while I made plans for the mission. I don't see how they could have believed him. You'd be surprised how pious I can look, Father. I'm sure I look more like a priest in YouTube.  Oh, there is, huh? Well, it's going to be the handwriting on the wall for you. We can't take any chances. Maybe we could just leave him tied up here, Turk. Him and the Indians. He's not going to be able to talk. The Mounties found out who did this. They chased us to China, if necessary. I'm not asking anything for myself. But let it long ago. He doesn't know who you are. Sorry, Father. I'd like to accommodate you, but we can't take any chances. Well, I'll tie him up until I get packed. Don't bother. We can't spare the time. Well, Father McCarthy, I guess this is the end. Do you want to use my gun? I got a gun right here. Love that gun! Get him clean! I'll get that door! No, you don't! Get him away from me!  Hey, come back, fella. I've got his gun. Get up, you. Watch him, King. I've got this one scanned. Good work. You are the Mountie. Yes, and you must be Father McCarthy. I am. I wasn't sure that wallop you just gave this man. I wasn't sure a priest could hit like that.  Sometimes even the church finds force necessary. That was a beautiful punch. He won't come due for quite a while.  I've never seen anything quite so fair.  You don't like dogs, do you? But that one is going to watch you, and if you're smart, you won't try to get away. How did you find me? It was because of King Father McCarthy that I knew this man was a fraud. Pat O'Hara had told me how you love dogs. And when I called in our prisoner here, King sent something wrong. He growled at him. He knew Dirk was afraid of you. And then Dirk made the bad mistake of saying he didn't like dogs and was afraid of them. But you didn't arrest him? Well, I had no definite proof, Father. Instead of going north as I'd planned, King and I camped near his cabin and kept watch. He left the cabin that night, and King had no trouble trailing him. He let us directly to you. Dirk seems to be coming too. I'll handcuff him now before he wakes up. And there take those ropes up. All right, Jake. Wake up. You're under arrest. What happened? Oh, you just got a little taste for the strong arm of the church.  I'm arresting you and your partner for robbery and attempted murder. Is Nong all right, Father? Me all right. Good. You and Father McCarthy can help me get these prisoners back to Dawson. We'll be glad to, sir. If Father looks at that dog of yours, you won't need much help. He's a wonderful animal. I have a feeling you and here are going to be very good friends, Father. 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Mr. President, is this unfair to people who paid their student loans or chose not to take out loans? Is it fair to people who, in fact, do not own the multi-billion dollar businesses if they see one of these guys give them all a tax break? Is that fair? What do you think? What about people who paid their loans so struggle to pay their loans and now others don't have to? And that, my friends, is how it's done. That was President Joe Biden shutting down a reporter's question about whether or not student debt cancellation is somehow unfair. Now, we'll address whether or not it is unfair. I think that those arguments are important, so we'll talk about that a little bit later in this video, but because Joe Biden decided to do something that's good, minimal, albeit still good, well, of course, the GOP is incredibly furious and they are going out of their way to attack Biden for this. So let's take a look at the front page of Fox News. Currently, they say that Biden is slaving Americans with a handout that taxpayers will be forced to foot. Hmm, they didn't seem too angry when the Republican Party passed tax cuts for the rich, but apparently now that working-class people are getting a little bit of relief, their irate.  But as public citizen points out, you literally canceled $1.9 trillion in tax cuts for the rich. You should sit this one out. Exactly. Now, John Iderola responded by saying, I was lucky enough to be able to pay my student loan debt. And let me say, it is in no way a slap in the face to see others relieved of that burden. Exactly. Now, Mitt Romney, who is a multi-millionaire, whose mansion has an elevator for his cars, decided to weigh in and said, sat to see what's being done to, quote, bribe voters, as if delivering for the working-classes bribing. Biden's student loan forgiveness plan may win Democrats some votes, but it fuels inflation foots taxpayers with other people's financial obligations, is unfair to those who pay their own way and creates irresponsible expectations. Now, let me just pause right there to address that argument that taxpayers will have to foot this bill. The overwhelming majority of student loans are held by the federal government. So by canceling a certain amount of debt, it's not like the government has to raise that money to pay for it. The government is just saying, we're not going to collect this money from student debt holders. You can look at it as a tax cut, but instead they're saying, no, well, somebody else is going to be harmed. Except we don't actually view things this way when we're talking about giveaways to defense contractors in the military industrial complex or complex or wealthy elites. It's only when the working-class get a little bit of relief, which is when they're so concerned about the tax burden. Yeah, shifting the tax burden over the course of decades from elites to the working-class never seemed to worry them. But now, when working-class people get relief, all of a sudden they're horrified about the tax burden.   But as Kasim Rashad noted in his response to them, GOP supported the PPP Loan Forgiveness Program, which overwhelmingly benefited the top 20% of income earners. 4.1 million PPP loans were forgiven. The average dollar amount forgiven was $95,700, but $10,000 in student loans for low-income people and the GOP rushes to condemn. No shame. Now, as Justin Barragona also points out, lenders forgave $287 million in unpaid loans to Donald Trump. So where's the outrage there? The GOP doesn't actually care about working-class people and middle-class people. All they care about is delivering to their wealthy donors. So the reason why they're angry isn't because they're worried about whether or not, the middle class is going to have to foot the bill for this. They're worried that the elites aren't the ones that's getting some extra money. They want them to have it all and they're just hiding the ball and they're trying to larp as working-class sympathizers when in actuality they don't care because this is something that directly benefits working-class people and we'll get into that. So let's talk about what Biden is actually going to do. So right off the bat, I'm going to say that my expectations were very low and because of that I was pleasantly surprised to see that this is better than I expected and it could be a game changer assuming we get more details about specific provisions that aren't really being discussed but what I think are important. So the key points of this plan were tweeted out by the White House and they are as follows. $20,000 will be forgiven if you received Pell grants. So this is actually a pleasant surprise. This will automatically cancel thousands of more debt for millions of more people. This is really encouraging and the expected $10,000 if you did not receive Pell grants. Now additionally, forgiveness is limited to individuals earning less than $125,000 per year and it's not noted on this graphic but also $250,000 for married couples. So just keep that in mind. The student loan pause is extended one final time through December 31st and undergraduate loan repayments can now be capped at 5% as opposed to 10% of your monthly discretionary income and he'll also be raising the level of income that is considered non-discretionary. Although again, this is not on the graphic but there are more details on the White House website which I'll link to down below. Now even if this is not what I wanted, I wanted all of it canceled or at a minimum $50,000, this is still very significant even if I am admittedly disappointed because 43 million Americans they hold student debt and now millions of Americans nearly half at about 20 million will see their balances completely zeroed out. This is no small thing, this is substantial and this is a good thing. Is it what I wanted? No, I wanted more but still nevertheless this is really important and to dispel the myth that this is going to help the wealthy student loan borrowers.  So to claim that this is a giveaway to wealthy Americans is absurd but this is who this is going to disproportionately benefit. This is courtesy of the Department of Education. 87% of the debt that will be canceled goes to people earning less than $75,000 per year. These are working class Americans. This is not a tax cut for the rich. This is a break for working class people. Now he's also kind of burying the lead here because there are two other potentially massive provisions that could be more beneficial than just canceling $20,000 or $10,000. So this is courtesy of WhiteHouse.gov. He'll also forgive loan balances after 10 years of payments instead of 20 years for borrowers with original loan balances of $12,000 or less. The Department of Education estimates that this reform will allow nearly all community college borrowers to be debt free within 10 years. Also, and perhaps very substantial, it will cover the borrowers unpaid monthly interest so that like other existing income driven repayment plans, no borrowers loan balance will grow as long as they make their monthly payments even when that monthly payment is $0 because their income is low. So that right there is what I'm really interested in. Now we need more details about that specific provision, but what they're doing is they're not zeroing out the interest, which is what I recommended, but they're subsidizing the interest payment as you will so that way your balance won't grow while you're still making payments. Now the question is, well, will our balance shrink as long as we're making payments? And we don't necessarily know, but depending on how charitable this particular provision is, this could actually lead to people being able to pay off their student debt within their lifetimes. Because remember, currently people can't pay off their debt because they take out, let's say $20,000 for example, but then after trying to pay that off within five years, their balance grows and doesn't go down because the interest rates are so high. So if this actually leads to people paying off their debt over time, this could be really what is needed, but we don't know. Now the question is, how do you sign up? Because this is means tested unfortunately. So that means you have to opt in some way. Now currently we don't have details about how you can actually get these benefits, but I will link you to the Department of Education's page where you can sign up for email updates. It's at the bottom of the page and they're supposedly going to let us know how to claim this and that information is supposedly going to come within the following couple of weeks. So look out for that. I signed up for the email updates myself. I hope that they don't spam me, but I want to make sure that I don't miss out and I recommend that you do the same because again it's means tested. So I'm assuming you have to provide proof of income or supply them with your tax return from last year. I'm not necessarily sure, but I think it's important and worthwhile to sign up. I didn't at least, but I mean, if not subscribe and I'll try to keep you all updated. Now I want to address a really good argument made on MSNBC about this and a reason why we should still be disappointed if this doesn't wipe out all of our debt. And this was a point made by Ashtra Taylor. She's the co-founder of the debt collective and what she says here, I've made this point, but still it's worth repeating. Take a look. Well, I and the debt collective have always been of the mindset that every penny of student debt should be erased because college is a public good and it should be free. But there's no doubt this is a huge stepping stone, a milestone on the path to that end. I mean, the call for debt cancellation was extremely unusual when we first raised it 10 years ago and now the president is doing it. And if these estimates or these rumors we're hearing are accurate, I believe they are, and we're seeing $10,000 as a baseline and up to 20,000 for program recipients. That means that up to 20 million people could have their balances reduced to zero. That is hugely significant. It shows that all debt can be canceled. If you can cancel 10K or 20K, it can all go and it should go. We need to fix the higher education system so that future generations aren't buried in unpayable debt. But absolutely, this is significant and will be a big boost for millions of families and for the economy. And that right there is a really important point.  And that's just a little bit frustrating because what millennials are asking for, what Gen Z years are asking for is we're not necessarily asking for anything new. We're asking to be at parity with our predecessors. I mean, I had conversations with my college professors who are older and they took out student loans, but they were able to pay it back within months because they were able to get affordable jobs. The cost of tuition wasn't as high back then. So we just want to be able to go to school and not be burdened with debt for the rest of our lives. I think that a higher education is intrinsically valuable and it's a public good and it's a human right. So all we're asking for is to have the same luxury that our predecessors had. But still, there are a lot of people who are in this in between where they managed to pay off their debt, but they wouldn't qualify now for cancellation. So let's go to a tweet that really demonstrates that. So this is from Karen Herbert, I believe her name is who writes, I paid off two student loans. Where's my $20,000? Now, I think that Daniela had the perfect response asking, would it be fair to the people the trolley has already killed to divert it now? And that's a really good question because think about this. Do we just stop making progress in the name of fairness? I mean, think about this in 2020. So many people died due to COVID-19. Does that mean that we don't offer the vaccine to people of following year because it would be unfair to the people who died? Do we never advance medically or technologically because previous generations didn't have access to the technology that we have access to? I mean, if you buy into this argument, this is by definition an argument to keep us forever in a state of regression where we never make progress because we're always worried about whether or not some people will or won't be left out. Now, I understand like trying to empathize with Karen here. If I just managed to pay off my student debt, which I can't foresee that happening ever. But if I were able to pay off my student debt and a year later, the president announced cancellation, would I be a little bit disappointed? Sure. I would take the stance that John Iderola takes where it's like, I'm not going to be mad. Sure, I wish I could have benefited from that, but I'm not going to be mad that other people are getting relief. But I still sympathize with their argument. So this is why if I were a benevolent dictator, I would find some way to help people within the last five years, let's say, if they paid off their student debt, so perhaps offered them a tax cut or a tax kickback at the end of the year, $5,000, $10,000, so that way they don't feel as if all that hard work to pay off that debt was for nothing. But ultimately, I don't think that that's necessary to offer cancellation. I think that what you need to do is target relief to people who need that the most. And that is people who are struggling with student debt. They can't purchase homes. They can't purchase cars. They can't start their lives and move out of their parents' homes because of this debt that they will have likely for the rest of their lives. But we're finally heading in a direction where that is starting to change. Understand like a year ago, Nancy Pelosi was saying that the president doesn't have the authority to cancel student debt, even if Trump and Biden canceled some student debt. But now she's applauding him. So the Overton window is shifting, and that's a really good thing. I don't want people to feel disappointed and feel spiteful because some people are getting access to something that they didn't get access to. I think that you should celebrate this. And as Caitlin Burns puts it, if you have a problem with the student loan cancellation because you already paid off your student loans, just pretend it's a tax cut for the rich that you also never got but mysteriously didn't complain about. There you go. So it just makes no sense to me how these same people who bemoan student loan forgiveness never question increases to our defense budget, never question, you know, aid to other countries who are human rights abusers, never question whether or not rich people should continue to get tax cuts. And now that working class Americans are getting something, all of a sudden you're going to ask, well, where's mine? I mean, I was asking, where's mine when rich people got bailed out, when Wall Street was bailed out. Why weren't you there with me asking that same question? So yeah, you're never going to please everyone. And no policy is fair. America is a catastrophically unfair system. That doesn't mean that we shouldn't celebrate the small wins when we get them. I mean, this is rare. So I'm going to celebrate it. Look, again, this is not what I wanted. I wanted at least $50,000 canceled. But still to see 20,000 of my student debt canceled, because I did take Pell grants, I feel relieved, not completely relieved, but a little bit more relieved. Because, you know, if it's the case that the government is going to subsidize interest payments, and I can actually pay down my student debt, there's a light at the end of the tunnel, something that people my age haven't seen. So, you know, this is a good thing. And it's a small victory, but I'm still going to celebrate it, but keep pushing for total cancellation. This isn't the end. This is just the start of hopefully more steps to completely eliminate student debt.


Patriot Prime Reviews is a channel for adult collectors and may not be suitable for children under 13 years of age. Viewer discretion is advised. Hey, what's going on guys? Patriot Prime here once again with another ToyHacks.com sponsored review. But before I get started, I need you guys to do me a favor. If you're watching this video right here and are not a subscriber of Patriot Prime Reviews, please consider hitting that subscribe button right now. It won't cost you a thing will help me and my channel out tremendously. Now, on to the decals. And the set we're looking at in this video is for War for Cybertron Kingdom Dino Bot. And this decal set includes one decal sheet on foil backing. So now, without further ado, let's take a look at Dino Bot both before and after ToyHacks decals. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. In robot mode, straight out of the packaging, I think Dino Bot looks great and very screen accurate. Taking a closer look at the figure. Absolutely love his head sculpt. I like the black there on the brow and the black lines on the helmet. The blue face looks awesome with those red eyes. The chest, it's all dino skin until you get the blue and gold detailing there on the side. The arms, that's pretty much all scales down here on the waist. He's got a gold crotch piece, some orange on the thighs, orange for the calves, and of course the feet are scaly dinosaur skin as well. The weapons are a little plain. There's nothing really here on the inside of his spinning shield. The sword doesn't look too bad, but I wish it was chrome like in the show. He's also got the white Dino Bot eyes or faux Dino Bot eyes there on the chest. So all in all, a very screen accurate looking Dino Bot. And I'm really curious to see what ToyHacks does for him. So there you go guys, Dino Bot before and after. ToyHacks really enhances the looks of Dino Bot. Taking a closer look at the figure. Starting here with the helmet, he gets these brand new orange metallic decals. Up here on the horns and there on the side. And the side ones actually wrap all the way around. That's one long decal. Easiest way to apply that. Just pop the head off and apply. There's also new gold decals right here underneath the neck. They're on the back here on the front, on the sides, and they're on the front. Dino Bot also gets brand new eyes. You have a couple of different options. You have the red eyes that I chose or you have green eyes that kind of show his laser powers. Now, I like the red ones because if you look real close, if the light will catch it, you can see the center of the eye is a lighter shade of red, which kind of shows the pupils just like the television show. I really think that's cool. He also gets new black decals right there in the vents on the helmet. And I really like the looks of that. Also, he gets gold decals that go right along the crest. So, as I said, I really like the looks of the helmet. On the shoulders, he also gets new metallic orange decals with gold trim. Down here on the torso or the sides, he gets new decals that are a dark, shiny blue with scales. You do have options. There is a lighter blue, but I went with the scaly and two reasons. One, I like that dark blue takes away from the face. So, it's not the same color scheme there. And underneath the arm here on the back, you also get those dark blue scaly decals right there. There are no options for some reason. So, I pick those because they match that. Moving on down to the waist area, drop the sword. You've got new decals right here on what I like to call the underwear area. And new decal right there below the crotch. Moving on down the legs. On the inside of the legs, you get black decals that go all inside the inner thigh. I like that. It kind of makes it look like a shadow. There's also blue decals that go inside these little holes on both sides. Down here on the feet, gets new metallic orange decals right there. And gold decal right there above the ankle. On the weapons, he does get these chrome purple decals that it looks good if it catches the light, but the color matches so well, you can barely see them. And also on his shield that I just dropped, there are new red decals that go on the tips. Now, those are not shown on the sticker map on toyhacks.com, but I believe these are sticker number 15. It's the only red stickers on the sheet. That's where they go. Now, if you want a little bit of a pointer how to get those in, you can't really grab the edge of the sticker and place it inside because since it is in that little circle, circular area there, if I can get that to focus, it's harder to get in. So what I did is I put the sticker deep down on my tweezers so I was able to lay the tweezers in like so and then I applied the pressure and got them in. It actually looks pretty good. Now, another thing I want to stress with this decal set is to make sure you have a heat source to help get those decals applied because a lot of these decals go on curved areas and the heat source helps the decal form to where it needs to stick. So there you go, guys. Dinobot after. Toyhacks really surprised me with their decal set for War for Cybertron Kingdom Dinobot because just like some of their other kingdom sets, I really didn't think Dinobot needed decals, but these metallic orange decals really make this figure pop now and I think give him just a little bit more personality. I also really like the addition of the brighter blue and the decals there on the inside of the legs to really give him a better color scheme. Now, guys, if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, don't forget to subscribe, and don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new reviews. 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