In today's video, we're searching for the new alternate art blue eyes and red eyes Black Dragon. What's up guys? We're back with another epic OCG release. I've mentioned this one in a previous video. We did the quarter century chronicle side. I think it was Unity and that other dark magician girl and the dark magician alternate arts. We didn't pull in that time, but we now have the next set, which is another side set. I guess that's what side means. I don't know. Side to side. So I guess blue eyes and red eyes inside of here. So if you guys missed that previous video, go check it out. There's some pretty amazing stuff in those boxes. In this video, we've got three of these boxes to be opened up, which is going to be pretty exciting. Shout out to Yugi Market, who sent me these. Make sure you check them out down below. I have an affiliate link for anything you buy on their website. It will come back to me like a little percentage of it. So I appreciate you guys supporting by doing that. If you guys want to grab any quarter century chronicle side pride, which you won't pull about blue eyes at red eyes, maybe you want to do it. So it's going to be pretty awesome. And also if you don't want to buy anything and you still want to win one, we have a giveaway. I'll be giving away one of these to one of you guys. Just like the video, be subscribed to notifications. Let me know down below, put your favorite card inside. And what do you think about this set? Let's get to it. All right. So we have three of these boxes here. I think they have like 15 ish packs inside. So I mean, I think I once thought this was packs, but then might be like age, but I think it's usually nine. If it's the, yeah, that's the age nine 15 packs inside. Okay. So yeah, I'm correct about that.  I can read that the name of the set. Yeah. I can read all that stuff. Konami. Good job. Okay. Let's open this thing up. I'm super excited. Last time we did not pull the dark magician or the dark magician girl, which turns out those were really hard to pull. And I'm guessing it's the same for red eyes and blue eyes. So if we do actually pull one, we know to go crazy because it's actually going to be really, really tough. So I'm just going to go one box at a time. Sometimes we pull them all out, but I think we're just going to go one box per. And let's see what we can get here. So 15 packs, these are usually super fun because there's like, you know, you get some oldies, some collector rare, and they look beautiful in the OCG, like much better than they look. Even though the TCG has been stepping up their game with some rarities, we can't really compare to this. So let's just start off. They've got a little, oh, I'm getting good at this. Like we've been consistently opening OCG and I've been consistently learning how to actually open them. We have amazing stuff. Blue eyes. Oh, right off the bat. We've got a prismatic ultimate rare. Okay. Borrel load, Borrel load dragon. Not savage. Just this is Borrel load dragon. Maybe I think that's a nice looking card. Just check that rarity out real quick. That is beautiful. We have the same rarity and rarity collection. Doesn't hit quite as well as the Japanese, but it looks really good there. We also miss the blue-eyed spirit dragon. I don't know that card in Madolche and Jelly. I got to remember, I got to name all the cards to show how smart I am at Yu-Gi-Oh cards. And speaking of smart, I don't know this one. Looks like a musketeer card. Don't know that one either. Blue-eyes Tyrone dragon. And blue-eyes Azur-eyes Silver dragon. I think that's what it's called. So another blue-eyes card. So far, a lot of blue-eyes cards. It makes sense because you can pull blue-eyes in here. So you're going to be red-eye support as well. That'd be pretty awesome. Make sure if you guys like the set, make sure you guys subscribe if you like the video. And if you like the set and want to buy some, Twinburst dragon, all the blue-eyes stuff. And Madolche. This isn't putting sess, is it? It's a, is that one they called like Marmalade? I don't know if it's this one or not, but there's a secret rare. But yeah, make sure you check out the affiliate link down below with Yuki Marker. You guys have been using that a lot on these OCG openings, probably because the sets are really awesome, so it makes sense to buy them. Man, we've even got the white stone of the ancients. We've got like everything for blue-eyes. And then a Cyber Dragon something. I remember that's a Cyber Dragon card, but I don't remember exactly. All right. So let's keep it going. We have one prismatic ultimate so far. No collector is nor collector is no quarter centuries either. We really want to pull those alternate arts. We have, is that a rocket card? And then, ooh, a prismatic ultimate Galaxy Soldier as well. Okay. That's beautiful. And that looks really nice. So the prismatic oldies, man, and the Japanese sets just look so good. And Galaxy Soldier is a nice card, so that's not bad. I don't know if you can get the alternate arts in other rarities. I don't know if it's only a quarter century. Probably is. Blackwing Chinook. We've got the red-eyes Metal Dragon or Metal, just Metal Dragon, I think. And then some sort of Cyber Dragon card in there. So there's a lot of fan-favorite archetypes in here. So probably a pretty popular set. All right. What else we got? We've got, this is a Dedede Savant Kepler, maybe? Oh, Ruxen Special. We've got the Harvey's Hunting Ground. Wyvern Buster or something? I don't remember what that one is. And then this is a Drytron card. It's a really long name, I feel like. So that's a Drytron. I don't remember exactly what it's called. Didn't really play Drytron. Okay, we have another card I don't know. Another card I don't know. Okay. The number uses some of my blue-eyes deck, too. It's pretty good. I can't remember what it was. I can't remember what it's called. And then Chaos Form, I think. That was in MVP 1, the movie pack. That was reprinted many times. So we have another Cyber Dragon guy. Another Dedede card.  A lot of names that are very similar. So I'm going to do my best to figure them out. Let's see if we can get a QCR. Let's see if we can get a C. I think CRs are in here, aren't they? Borel something. Another one of these. This looks like a QCR. Oh, it's a Trap. Oh, Red Eye Spirit. That's pretty cool. If you're going to get a Trap card, Red Eye Spirit is definitely a cool one. That's pretty amazing. This card brings back a Red Eyes from the graveyard. I think it's just a Red Eyes monster. I don't remember what the specifics of it are. But that was a Dual Link special for a while. Another Dedede Savant, something. Maybe we have the Cyber Emergency. And Guard Dragon, Pisti maybe? It's always a weird name to say, but I think that's it. Oh, it spoiled it. It's not a QCR in the back, but it looks like it's just something. I don't know, a secret. Another Pendulum. Another White. Another Dragon something. Oh, Cyber Twin Dragon. That's pretty cool. Secret Rare, Prismatic Secret, whatever you want to call it. Three packs left. And then we still have two more boxes. So a lot of hope, a lot of potential. Let's see. Oh, is that another QCR in the back? You get two? Maybe you don't get collectorers in this. Oh, Thunder Dragon Titan. That's pretty dope. I always liked the artwork on Thunder Dragon Titan. I thought it was really cool. So that's a pretty nice card. I don't know, I mean Thunder Dragon, not that crazy anymore. So value probably not that high, but that's a nice card. Two quarter centuries per box. That's pretty nice. See what we can get. Something like the 10s, whether every single pack or anything. But there we go. The TG something. TG something. He's a TG card. Last pack of this box. Can we get... I guess you don't get CRs. Oh, the first time getting this. The White Stone of Ancients and the Bingo Machine Go. You basically can play Blue Eyes with this box. One box. Okay, next box. Pretty good. I think we're pulling a lot of good cards. So you get two Ultis and two QCRs. This is what it looks like. So let's see if we can get the QCR we are looking for. Because I think every card is probably a QCR based on how they normally do it. So I'm not even... Oh, I guess I am going to mix these up because you never know. They might be in order for all I know. In the OCG, they do all kinds of crazy stuff. So let's see. Let's go hit that like button. If you guys are enjoying the video, make sure to subscribe to the channel for more content. We're almost at 230,000 subscribers, which is pretty epic. Go check out Poker Rux. I'm posting a video very soon. One of my best videos I've ever made, I think. Very exciting. We're almost at 6,500 subs on Poker Rux, which is pretty amazing. The challenges... I've been pretty awesome and pretty fun on Twitch and off Twitch. Sometimes I do them off Twitch as well. So TGIberLiberian and TGIberLiberian. Okay. All right. Let's keep it going. See what we can do. I've got an itch at the back of my neck right now, which maybe that's... It's an itch. That's a QCR coming. We have... Okay, maybe not. Recipro Dragonfly. Remember how many times we pulled that? I think it was an auction series. We got completely screwed. Let's do this. Another little guy that I can't remember his name, Azur Eye Silver Dragon. We have Blackwing something. Zephyr, Breeze Zephyr, something like that. And then... That looks familiar as well, but I can't remember what that is. Can't remember. That's okay. We still got Ulti. Still got QCRs in here in this box. I have High Hopes for a live and shooting for the stars, but I could... Okay, sorry. That's the Souls... What's this card called? This trap. What's the Dark Magician one called? The better one's the Dark Magician one. The Blue Eyes one's not quite as good. That came out in a Mega 10, maybe 2022. I think for the first time. Okay, what else we got? White Stone of Legend. We have another... Why do I feel like that's a dry-tron card? And then a Rocket. I think that's a Rocket. Team Rocket, you could say. Okay, what are we going to get? Okay, we got Cyber. Oh, I can't remember anything's name. What is this thing called? I forgot. Uh, I give up. Oh, Prismatic Ultimate Galaxy Eyes Photon Dragon. Speaking of awesome cards, that is beautiful. Okay, now we're talking. I like it. All right, come on, Quarter Century. Bless us with something awesome. We have a Perfumer, Performer, Harpy's Feather Duster. I can't even remember Feather Duster. Man, I'm struggling right now. When you just don't have the name, sometimes you just start blanking on everything, even if you know it. Okay, Cyber Dragon Nova. We have... Oh, what is this one? Hyper, Cyber, something about big, crazy name. No, Galaxy Eyes Photon something. And then some sort of red-eyes meteor, I think, right there. Still a lot of packs left. I've not put a QCR out of this box yet. So, let's see. We've got a little zombie guy going. We've got a little black-wing guy going. And, man, we are not pulling. We've only got one of the four hits out of here. Assuming that wasn't like an error box where you get two instead of one. Galaxy Eyes Photon. Savon Kepler. We have... I just can't remember this guy. He looks familiar. Oh, and a Prismat or a Quarter Century Secret Rare. I don't know what this card is. 1900 Attack. I don't recognize this. At all. So, I don't know what that card is, but a cool QCR. I'll take it. Four left. We should have one more QCR, one more Prismatic Ultimate, and the rest of these. Let's see. Another DDD. That's Hiking, Wave, Caesar, whatever his name is. Cyber Overload, whatever. Secret. I don't know. I'm just a lot of whatevers today. I'm not exactly sure what they're called. I think we got a QCR here. Our last one of the box. Let's see what we can get. Come on, baby. Red-eyes. Blue-eyes. Okay, Wyvern Eclipse Dragon or whatever he's called. Sure.  That's pretty cool. One more Ulti in here, and then one more Pack that's just a secret or something like that. Let's see what we can get. Cyber Dragon, Musketeer, ooh, and the Blue-Eyes Polly. What's it called? It's like, I don't remember what it's called, but there's a Blue-Eyes Polymerization in there. That's very cool. We have basically every Blue-Eyes card ever made, except Blue-Eyes-Y Dragon. So, we're going to need to pull that. Last pack in this box. What can we get? Red-Eyes Insight. We didn't have one of those yet. Ooh, and Red-Eyes Black Metal. Okay, we're pulling some good stuff. Final box. I'm liking this opening so far. This is a super fun set because it's all like dragon stuff.  That's why we're in the Yu-Gi-Oh. It's dragon stuff. It's cool. Let's see if we can continue to pull that, except in the quarter-century secret rare form. How about that? That could really make this opening go from really fun and really awesome to insane. Then we will lose our minds. Blue-Eyes Dark Magician quarter-centuries. Come on, baby. Come on. These are the packs. This is the box. I believe in you. You can be in here right now. You can be in one of the boxes. There's an overload fusion. Little guy. Red-Eyes. Hey, we got Red-Eyes. Not Altenheart. Wow, I guess that's hard to pull because we literally pulled it for the first time out of three boxes as a regular super. That's pretty crazy. Hysteric Sign. Harpy Perfumer. Is that Perfumer? Is that the other one? I can't remember. That's hard. I don't remember. Oh, wait. Do we get this one? Quarter-Century Secret. I feel like maybe we got it as an Ulti. Some sort of Red-Eyes Meteor, but that is unfortunately not the ones we're looking for. I'm still a nice pull, though. See what else we can get. Come on. Sage-Eyes of Ludes. Here, Missou. Okay, a little... What is that guy? Oh, DD Necro Slime. That's from our docks opening. So how could I forget? Medulche is randomly thrown in here. It's pretty random. Area, I said randomly and pretty random. Yeah, that kind of checks out. A little redundant, though. 45 packs being opened. It's been fun so far. Shout out to Yuuki Market once again. Go check them out. Drytron. Meteorist, maybe something like that. Go check them out down below. I have an affiliate link. Supports the channel. If you guys do, go check that out. I appreciate you guys doing that. Very fun opening. Colossus. Ooh, a Prismatic Ultimate Rare. This is also the Earth Charmer. Is it... Is it have like a word at the end? Moveable Gentle? I don't know which one it is, but maybe that. All right. One Ulti down. One QCR down. That's what we need. Unless you get a third, maybe if you get lucky and get the big one. We have a Thunder Dragon, whatever. Blue Eyes. There we go. We did get a Blue Eyes for a Blue Eyes deck. And the Red Eyes. No, the Black... Dark Fire at... No, Black Fire Attack. Dark Flare Attack. Fire... What is this? Inferno Fire Blast. Yeah, there we go.  Don't forget that. That's from Soul of the Duelist originally. Okay, got to get that together. We have the Blue Eyes card, the Stone Guy, and the Harp... No, not Harpy. Black Wing, Black Whirlwind. There we go. Oh, Cyber Harpy Lady. That's a classic. Very cool. Sorry. There's still some cards we haven't even pulled yet. We're pulling. This one feels like more of an old-school one. We're pulling Red Eyes, Blue Eyes, Cyber Harpy Lady, all original anime cards. Ooh, this is a good card. I feel like it's like Galaxy Photon Lord or something like that. And then TG Werewolves. So some other good cards we haven't seen yet. Popping out. It's a pretty big set. It probably feels like Cyber Twin Dragon, Red Eyes Meteor Guy, DDD Genghis Khan, or something like that. Ooh, Return of the Dragon Lords. I haven't pulled this yet. I feel like we've pulled every Blue Eyes card. I keep saying that. And then we, of course, pull a new one that we have not pulled, but a lot of Blue Eyes cards. It's Blue Eyes, White Dragon. We reprinted a lot. I've never seen that card. DD Lamia, maybe? Ooh, Black Wing Dragon Prismatic Ultimate. So we got this and we got Galaxy S Photon and Ulti. That's actually pretty cool. Getting some Siner Dragons. Don't really, I guess, Dragons. So it kind of fits. Four packs left. We still have one QCR. One QCR left. I'm going to try to look for it and see if we can find it. We have Galaxy. We have the Red Eyes, Player Metal, and some sort of DDD card. Three packs left. Make sure you guys subscribe. If you guys have enjoyed the video, let's get to 230,000. It's going to be epic. It's going to be awesome. We have Black Wing Chinook. We have Silver Wind, Black Wing Dragon, and, oh, of course, Black Wing Dragon's in here because we're doing there's a bunch of Black Wings in here. I always kind of forget it's a Black Wing Guard, even though it's called Black Wing Dragon. All right. I need to watch 5Ds a little more. Is it going to be in the last pack? Oh, no, it's here. Okay. We're going to save this one. We're Last Pack Magic. Okay. We'll go to this one. See what else we got in this. All right. Last, second to last pack. Then we'll go to the, uh, what's the Last Pack Magic there? Diddy King is gone. We have a little sniper looking guy. All right. Final Pack Magic. Is it the Red Eyes? Is it the Blue Eyes? If it is, we're going to lose our minds. Once again, shout out to Yugi Market. Check out their link down below if you guys want to pick up any of this yourself and make, don't forget to subscribe. Here we go. We have a little, uh, Black Wing guy. He was printed in, I think. Dark Wing Blast or something. Our last chance here. Here we go. What a meme. Freaking, the Harpy card. Oh my God. What is this called? This is just a basic, uh, I can't even remember what it's called. The Harpy, whatever. I don't know. I can't remember what it's called, but unfortunately it is not Blue Eyes. It's not Red Eyes. But maybe next time. Maybe we'll get more of this set. Maybe we'll get more of the Dark Magician, Dark Magician girl set as well and try to pull those. Let me know if you want to see that. Shout out to Toe & Foe Show, Puffin Zudum, Ernesto Dianne, America Deutcher, KK Beats, another side show, Ian Moosey, Jr. Brining, Robert F. Thomas, Belklane, Changelang, and Al Delso, Galicia Jr. Thank you guys for supporting the channel and I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


Hi, I'm David Cantor with the Law Offices of David Michael Cantor and today I'm going to talk about how an inmate can get medication inside of the Maricopa County Jail System. Now, I have to warn you medications from home or purchased outside of the jail will not be accepted by the jail. They won't take them. The inmate has to inform the jail at intake of their medical problems or later on if they develop them and go through the infirmary at the jail and then the jail will order up the medications through the pharmacy at the jail. Now they need to tell them the type of medication, the dose and what it's for. Now, once the pharmacy gets the medications for the inmate, they'll distribute them. This is very important if they have diabetes, heart problems, blood pressure problems. Now, beware. If an inmate is doing what's called Tent City or where they have work release or work furlough, they cannot show up with medications in their pocket. That's called promoting prison contraband and that's a felony. They can't just sneak a few pills in. If you go to visit the inmate and you try to hand them pills, if it's a face-to-face visit, you're going to be arrested, so don't do that. Don't bring medication to the lawyer and say, hey lawyer, can you give it to them when you see them in court? Don't do that. Don't try and pass anything to the inmate at court. They have to go through the jail. They have to put in what's called a tank order and go directly through the jail. Now, if you have any questions, call the SIMS line. That's Sheriff's Information Management System at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Or you can call the individual jails where your loved one is housed. We have all that on our website, the individual phone numbers at dmcantor.com. Now, if your loved one is in the jail but they haven't been convicted yet and they're waiting their case to finalization, that's called the pretrial phase. Give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER> or go to dmcantor.com. Fill out a contact us form and we will meet with you. It's a free initial consultation. It doesn't cost you anything. It takes about 30 minutes of your time and we'll sit down in the privacy of our office and go over the case from top to bottom. If they've already pled guilty and haven't been sentenced, give us a call. Perhaps we can do the sentencing and get the lowest amount on the range. And if they've already been pled and convicted, give us a call. We can file appeals, post-conviction relief petitions or sentence modifications where perhaps we can get the sentence reduced or the whole case thrown out. We wish you well. We wish your loved one well in the jail with their medications. I hope this has been informative. But if you'd like to sit down and talk to us further, you know how to contact us. I look forward to seeing you soon. Take care.


So in order to play Help Wanted on desktop mode, you have to go into the settings and then properties and then set launch options and you have to type in this, okay? I didn't know how to do that, luckily someone in the community hub or the discussion tab helped me out.  I think if Help Wanted had that, instead of having to go into the settings to change it, that'd be super cool. But I have seen the main menu screen, that's because I started recording and then I was like, ooh, I should check to see if everything's working correctly because I have a reputation of recording new FNAF games and then the video not doing so well.  Look at this, look at this, Foxy behind us as well. Also it looks like, like, some of this has changed in the VR game as well, like Foxy now has this pose and the cupcakes light is now lit up, but this is all I've seen, this is literally all I've seen, so I'm going to turn on subtitles as usual and we are going to hit continue.  This is actually so good, oh my god, this is so good, can I, okay, so we can go into um, course of dread bear but let's not do that just yet, so, oh my god, this is so freaking good, I can investigate, whoa what the heck, oh, good, very good. Very clever, very sneaky, so I want to look around a little bit and then we can, oh jeez, oh, whoa, whoa, that's so good, so, wait how do I drop, drop and then push no, I want to push no, I want to push the button, okay, well whatever, how do I navigate this, oh it's the same controls, that makes sense, okay, so we should, how do I scroll, uh, I don't know but that's fine, we don't need to know any of that, let's, show time, ah, they said that there were going to be more secrets, okay, galley, let's see what the galley looks like, I love that loading screen of Helpy, that's so cute, oh, how do I, I'm sorry, um, this is so cool, this is so cool, can I pick it up, oh, disappointment, I love it, uh, I just, I want to look at a few of them, nightmarion, we've seen all these before, oh my god, this looks so good, I don't know what this means, okay, creepy, yes, so let's go back, we've already seen stuff like this, okay, what can we do now, we can replay the title but do we really want to, yeah, boosh, still can't go through the curtain, can you, okay, so, should we, let's actually go into a level, let's do night one, let's have one, oh boy, push buttons, okay, oh I didn't, I didn't mean to actually continue, oh my god, oh my god, this is so good, can I mute you, I can't mute you, this is so good, I feel like I can walk around but I can't, oh, you can never get the cameras with WASD, okay, this is so, oh my god, this is so good, I wish I could mute phone guy though, shut up, I know what I'm doing, oh wait, that was so clean, oh my god, that was so freaking clean, oh whoa, is this where we normally are when we die, yeah, we start, you can still see the shadows of the pipes even though they're not there, I can unmute you now, still cannot mute him, I don't want to listen to you, shut up, this is so good, it's so clean as well, like all the animations are so smooth, I can't close this, oh my god, this is so good, this is honestly so freaking good, oh, hey bonbon, this is honestly so good, how did they do this, wonder a bit, I like using the keys to change cameras, oh, you're moving, not moving, I really like that you can use the keys, oh, oh my god, oh my god, okay close that cause I know he can get you from there, oh my god, freaking terrifying, it feels, it doesn't feel like it's an official game, it really doesn't, I feel like I can walk around and it feels so weird to be in the cameras but not having to like flip up a monitor, okay so let's see Chica walk by, oh no wait who's walking by, who's walking around, what the heck, oh Bonnie's there, wait so where's Chica, I'm using a lot of power but that's cause I know what I'm doing, oh, that opens up and there's a coin in there, I remember that, oh, oh my god, that's so freaking terrifying, that is so terrifying, my god, Chica's in the kitchen, well, well this is awkward, this is, wait, Akotako, I love the jump scares, I love the jump scares, they are so good, they look so good, I honestly can't believe they managed to pull this off, like this whole thing, it looks so freaking good, actually what does a nightmare mode look like, oh my god, oh my god, what about in the tape, oh I wish I could still see Glitchtrap, I wanna see what he looks like, jeez, oh my god, it looks so, hey, go away, oh my god, okay, let's go back, we'll explore normal mode for now, so we did a little bit of FNAF 1, let's move on to FNAF 2, let's, night 3, just to have a little bit more action, I think we'll do a level for each one, oh wait no, oh I didn't luck to see what I had to do, oh my god, I feel like I'm so far back, also the subtitles, they shake whenever I move, again no way I'm gonna mute phony, not that I would want to, oh wait, oh man, yeah I feel like I'm so far back, I really feel like I'm really far back, you can wind the music box with E, that is so cheaty, that is so cheaty, that is so cheaty, oh my god, hey, what's up, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, can't pick up that mic, winding up the music box with E, it's so cheaty, hey buddy, hey stop, how are you, hey, hey, stop, hey, hey, I really cannot just leave this on, oh my god, oh my god, Brother Freddy, hey, hey, hey from where, oh, from where oh take that actually throw it at him I just kind of place it back down on the uh on the table okay we're not gonna complete every single one because we've already done that I just want to see what they're like so if an after we have three we do one mini game from each section how do I okay yeah we do one mini game from each section if you guys want more than we oh my god oh that's so cool of course that means when I want to look at the van I just automatically go to there hi how am I supposed to look away from that how am I supposed to look away from that I can just do this though okay seal that van let's just always have that going like usual oh well that's pretty awkward taco here oh geez hey do you want to like go back out there hey hey go my let's see what you look like is going to be the worst thing ever luckily we're not here to beat it again I just want to see what they're all like oh my god that is impossible that is impossible I'm guessing this one you just use WASD to walk around I kind of want to see what plus babies like really I want to see what this is like even though I hate it a lot okay so it's the normal mouse and survive okay got it am I on a table am I like standing on it oh my god oh no oh I think this is actually hey this is probably more difficult than it is in regular hey in regular help wanted because in help wanted the VR when you can see all around you here you can't do that the thing is with this game I'm so blind actually I'm really blind what the hey made it to one honestly a lot better than I thought we were gonna do hey yeah so it's about 1 a.m. both of them come out and then like three or three of them come out oh god I hate this many games so I hate this guy dang many I hate us so damn much it's not scary it's just frustrating well it's a little scary I'll be honest hey okay my battery charge what time is it 2 awesome so third one should be appearing pretty soon hey okay and up there yeah there they are so that means hey okay let it charge up a little charge oh hey wait a second hey stop stop stop stop stop oh we're doing good hey how's it going so let's just hey oh my god the thing is like you can't just do this the entire time because you can barely see them oh I saw you I saw you did I get you I don't think I got you what the heck hi so I hate that game I hate it so much again not gonna be it that's fine very I'd say that's more difficult on the normal computer I'd say that's a lot more difficult yeah who do I want to pair honestly let's go with Foxy let's go with Foxy grab an alicia push buttons make repairs yep see what he's like see what parts and service back to parts and service Foxy has been out of commission for quite some time this series of simple repairs should return him to full working condition huh first well carefully pick up and place Foxy's head on his endoskeleton no I want to put it on myself how do I oh crap I didn't do no no no no that's something that you keep an eye on Foxy again new control fuses in the love the jumpscares well now I know not to drop drop can I can I restart we start now I know not to drop his mask to parts it looks like Foxy's proprietary servo motors are malfunctioning my God it is recommended that you keep an eye on Foxy at all times you will need to place new control fuses in the exposed receptacles to continue retrieve the fuse from drawer number one that matches Foxy's leg receptacle leg is wait for Foxy's legs to stop moving before inserting up good job Foxy has regained control of his legs nice a gentle reminder it is recommended that you keep an eye on Foxy at all times but yeah well done nice I'll even need you in your case it in drawers number two and number four fuses to continue this one goes into his chest there we go and then number four so it's blue green blue so this one goes right there job and then retrieve Foxy's eye from drawer number three I'm sorry I freaking I placed it in there all right where are you totally placed as I in my place I don't know why drop it why did I drop it why did I drop it I was not thinking quit out like you can't restore it you just you have to die okay a gentle reminder oh my god why is this so difficult I go to place that hey I go to place it in he's not moving and the second I placed in he just he starts moving Foxy you're so difficult my god no open place the yeah why do you drop it I've done I did it I don't know why he keeps dropping it it's the right eye right yeah it's the right eye I don't know why he's dropping it next up oh boy we're gonna go with mangle just good and he takes a long time his minigame really really takes a long time it's good but takes a long time alright mangle what do you have in store welcome to vet repair how are you supposed to I have a question actually hey how are you supposed to get the little coin that's down there oh it's cuz you look still wall you're so dang smart I have mastered the mangle there and then it's one down here and then this button yep hey I hear that crap that then this opens up this is where you use it blue green orange hey blue green orange red and then flip-flip-flip master of mangle nice perfect 72 degrees yep good job see you next time can't turn it anymore okay we can actually see the prize area now oh god again I'm so far away it's gonna be cake yeah you can actually eat the cake oh my god my my whole world has been flipped upside down this doesn't make any sense you can eat the cake now oh my god okay so last one night tears which one do we think Fred bear feel like he's the most interactive and the one that I think I like the best oh teleporting wait so close the doors with the okay yeah that makes sense the controls for this game are pretty good not gonna lie I don't know I don't know oh my god I don't know if you can like we bind them but so far they're not that bad oh my god it's so worse they actually have to use your flashlight oh hey wait a second you sneaky snake my god I don't even get to see him I saw him for a split second and then I'm dead great I tried to try to close the door it won't let me close the door I didn't think he was going to be that scary the closet look like oh geez and then you got to turn all the way back around hi wait he's over here oh my god that's so creepy hey oh my god I can't imagine what f4 would be like if it was like this originally like if it was like fully 3d see gone to the other side I think so oh no he didn't did he wait let's see him walk in I don't know if I've seen this in VR oh my god that is creepy that is really creepy be sure to visit our sister location I make I will not know I won't okay so just for a little heads up so I think next episode will do nightmare mode we'll see what that's like oh you can use the buttons and then after that we'll probably do dreadbear see what that looks like get a little sneak peek right now won't go into any minigames we'll just see what the hub is like oh my god hey we got the freaking ship awesome it's not like I've never gotten that before you can't actually peek over the top of the monitor interesting I wonder if I can still do the um the glitch though we're not the glitch the Easter egg oh sorry I do that oh you actually kind of like peek around the side and then you stare at it for a bit oh no you go back to normal mode and then you stare at it right I should know this I was the one that did the goddamn Easter egg and then you look I'm probably doing it wrong but this looks great this looks awesome this is this is honestly so good hopefully nothing went wrong because this is so good what's the title like we won't go through it all I just want to see what it everything super blow it when I move especially the subtitles oh jeez that's how are you doing so let's go back to the top yes this is so good honestly this is so good does kind of annoy me that the five nights and forties is off-centered but that's just because they literally just deleted the VR portion of the title but this is so good like it's so good it's so good it's so crazy that they pulled that off I don't know what that is it's so crazy that they managed to pull this off because when I heard that they were going to do a non VR version I didn't really know what to expect but when I learned that they were basically remaking most of the game for it like that's incredible and the fact that it turned out so good I wish their heads looked at you though it's kind of a bummer I wish there I still looked at you the fact that it turned out this good it's just incredible I love the loading screens as well why did I spawn in a nightmare mode it's kind of weird yeah so in the next kill we'll look at nightmare mode do fnaf one not gonna beat it might do fnaf to withers we'll definitely do it I just don't know which one I'll do might do both that three is a freaking nightmare oh my god and then dog rooms we might do maybe and then I'll choose someone here someone else besides foxy we'll probably do entered and then pizza party I kind of I really want to know what pizza parties liked I really want to know what it's like anyways that's it for now I've had so much fun this is absolutely incredible it's such a great way for people to experience how wanted that don't have a headset it's so good it's so good and the fact that you can switch between the two modes as well desktop mode and VR mode that's so good so again next episode do nightmare mode but for now that's it so thanks for watching see you on the flip side goodbye


Hello, everyone. I'm Kathleen Lobb, and I'm the executive director of the ASME Foundation. Engineering at its core is about solving important problems. It's creative, it's awe-inspiring. It's about invention and reinvention to move the world forward. And engineering is about saving lives and making every part of life better, safer, and healthier. And now a global pandemic, in addition to the critical problems that we already face like climate change and clean water and sustainable food production, are shining a bright light on the pivotal role engineers play in addressing our greatest needs. And with the current economic downturn comes a heightened need for the ASME Foundation's support, whether that's E for C fellowships and college scholarships that are ensuring a diverse pipeline of talent to helping early career engineers navigate a changing employment landscape to transforming our learning opportunities to 100% digital ones. Around the world, engineers are stepping up to meet these challenges, and the ASME Foundation is stepping up with them. And because engineers build the future, and ASME and our foundation help build engineers through an arc of programs that cover every phase of their professional journeys. Our education that inspires gives more and more young people, especially those in underserved communities, an unforgettable introduction to engineering and then supports college students with scholarships and opportunities to enrich their engineering education. Our careers that matter connects early career engineers to the people and resources they need as they search for meaningful work. Finally, with accelerators like I show and resources like E for C, we're enabling inventors to turn their ideas that innovate into life changing really life saving innovations that are enriching lives all over the world. Underpinning all of these programs is a commitment to expanding diversity and equity across the entire engineering profession. I'd love to tell you more about these programs but in the interest of time. Let me direct you to our website. That's am ASME foundation.org, where you can learn more about this work and how you can support it. And now it is my great pleasure to introduce ASME past President and member of the E for C steering committee, Madiha Katz to present our awards. Madiha. Thank you, Kathleen, and hello everyone. It is my pleasure to honor innovators with prestigious awards for their exemplary work. Our first award reflects ASME's commitment to increasing diversity in the engineering profession. Honoring women leading technology and impact. This award spotlight the women engineers and specialists committed to technology for good. To present this award. I am pleased to introduce Jackie O'Brien, Chief Executive Officers of Engineers Without Borders USA. Jackie. Thank you so much. I'm absolutely honored to be here and presenting this award. So as Madiha said this, this award recognizes women engineers and technology specialists who are committed to technology for good. The women nominees you're going to hear about today represent those who are leading your contributors to our social sector and advancing gender equality. In the description of the award, it states that one day this award won't be its own category. And as you meet our nominees, I think you'll agree with me that they are shattering glass ceilings and bringing us closer to that reality every day. First nominee, I'm proud to present, Diane Gibbons. She is the founder of Trumbull Unmanned and served as CEO for the past seven years. Her company has been named both a Forbes top 25 veteran founded company and it's on the entrepreneur 100 brilliant companies list. She is a nationally recognized thought leader, including participating in the White House American leadership and emerging technology forum as the only female CEO. She is committed to stem education for the next generation and has founded race drone camp. This is a free camp for underrepresented children. Service first, a free STEM initiative which serves military family children, especially as they are a brutal families are called the serve and autonomy.org this represents underrepresented youth girls and children of military families. Diane also as a pilot and a former skydiving instructor she received her BS in civil engineering from the United States Air Force Academy and has an MBA and as a PhD candidate and industrial engineering and management from Oklahoma State University. Our second nominee is Nicola Dell. Dr Dell is an assistant professor at Cornell University where she's part of the Jacobs Tachyon Cornell Institute. She advises students in the departments of information science and computer science, and her focus is on designing, building and evaluating computer systems that improve the lives of underserved populations. Her research has made extensive contributions to this field to help underserved populations, including work across Africa with health care workers and an award winning program to help survivors of domestic violence. She is a graduate of the Facebook Fellowship and a co founder of the clinic to end tech abuse. Dr Dell has a BS in computer science and an MS and PhD in computer science and engineering from the University of Washington. Our next nominee is Jay Sri Seth. Dr Seth is a corporate scientist and chief science advocate at 3M company where she leads the technology development for sustainable products within the industrial markets. In her role as corporate scientists she works to break down complex problems and find solutions that stick. And as the company's chief science advocate she's focused on engaging people around the world to learn to appreciate science in their daily lives. She's been with 3M for over 25 years and in that time has received 65 patents. She has developed products that have had strong sustainability impact in our daily lives. And what she's most proud of is her role as a mentor to other women in STEM. She's one of only four women ever promoted to corporate scientists and the first female engineer to attain this position. Dr Seth has a BS in chemical engineering and an MS and a PhD in chemical engineering from Clarkson University. So you've heard about our three nominees. These are amazing women who are contributing to the social sector and advancing gender equality. And again one day this will not be its own category. And I think you'll agree with me that these three women represent the best of us to do this. So this is an extremely difficult decision. But without further ado, I am proud to select Diane Gibbons as the winner of the Women in Technology and Impact Award. As an entrepreneur and CEO of this award-winning technology company. She represents women at the highest level as a thought leader. She's one of the organizations which provides STEM education to underrepresented children and girls who will someday become our future leaders. And I'd ask everyone to join me virtually and extending our congratulations to Diane. Thank you to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Impact Engineer team and the network of experts who nominated selected me for the Women in Technology and Impact Award alongside amazing women which I'm humbled to be in their company. Thank you to my family, my husband, my team, friends and advisors for your ongoing and unending support. Each day I aim to seek excellence and hopefully serve an example to the next generation workforce. A few months ago I shared virtually to a couple thousand girls that STEM plus your passion is your superpower. And upon reflection I think that's true for any age. On a personal level, I hope that we can use this unprecedented time to innovate towards the betterment of humanity to enhance peace and prosperity. On a professional level, I'm excited for the ongoing work in the global partnership in AI, Troubles Environmental Sustainability Initiatives. And in the next few weeks I look forward to being part of exciting initiatives within the U.S. Air and Space Forces. Thank you again. Take care and Godspeed. Our next award celebrates an organization that is devoted to connecting the unconnected. By building up both infrastructure are alternative solutions for bridging the digital divide. To present the Connecting the Unconnected Award, I am happy to introduce Phyllis Westerman, Senior Manager Global Services Knowledge Management Organization of Red Hat. Phyllis? Thank you, Madiha. At Red Hat, we see the value and importance of contributing to social good through our talents, our skills and our passions. Red Hatters share their time, knowledge and hearts with purpose and intention, and we not only connect with each other and our partner and customer ecosystem, but we also connect with the world through open source communities. It is my absolute pleasure to present this award in the Connecting the Unconnected category. A little bit of background in addition to what Madiha shared, around 45% of the world population today has access to the internet. This award celebrates almost 4 billion people unconnected. This award celebrates organizations that are devoted to connecting the unconnected. So a little bit about our 2020 nominees. The first one, DigiDuka, is a virtual merchant platform and wallet for transactions throughout Africa. This help connects the merchants as well as the customers with each other. The next nomination is Diversidad Rural. This is an alternative for social innovation in rural communities through the development of individual capacities and the strengthening of organizations and social groups. The last nominee is Impost, which is an innovative product that allows you to enjoy postal services at home, in the office or on the go from your mobile device, and it is Kenya-based. So this was a very hard decision and it was made alongside my colleague, Alexandra Machado, and she is the senior manager of Red Hat's global social innovation program. She is here with us today because she had a little girl earlier this week. So we chose the winner based upon scale potential, social impact, and global impact. And now to talk about the winner. In a constantly changing global and more virtual economy, this startup is one that provides a local and effective e-commerce solution. This platform boasts boundless scale potential and can be reproduced easily in other countries and regions. These financial solutions offer effective ways to invigorate small businesses and the economy. Merchants securely collect and process payments and can set up an online storefront easily with its intuitive route to adoption. This venture's social impact and potential is significant as it bridges the gap to fight e-commerce giants and at the same time align with the global economy. It is with my pleasure that I present this award to Digi Duka. Congratulations. Wow, what can I say? We're very happy to receive this award. I'd like to thank the team at Impact Engineering as well as Network of Judges that nominated us and selected us for this award. It's really a win for us, but also a win for our highly-users who believed in our mission to bring informal retailers into the digital economy. So those first 1,000 little kiosks that joined our platform and learned how to use it to give us feedback. That really is a win for them and we're really happy to receive this award. We give this win and our wins to continue the work we're doing and bring even more retailers into the digital economy. Looking up on this success, we're also excited about the recent partnership with Facebook that we closed on the Facebook Accelerator for Commerce and the new items that we'll be building around social commerce to further empower kiosks in Africa to enter the digital economy. Thank you. Congratulations, Digi Duka. Next up is the Award for Industry Driving Social Impact. Recognizing the dedication and progressive agenda of companies committed to engineering the better future for all through industry contributions to the SDGs. To present this award, it is my pleasure to introduce Joe Speicher, Executive Director of the Autodesk Foundation. Joe. Thank you for the kind introduction and the opportunity to present the Industry Driving Social Change Award. Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals requires support from organizations that understand and value the potential of technology-based solutions. This award celebrates the dedication and progressive agenda of companies committed to engineering a better future through their contributions to social impact. Crises, like the ones that we've been living through in 2020, open up new avenues for change. Innovators are leveraging this unique time in history to create new ways of working and systemic change for the long term. At the Autodesk Foundation, we believe in the power of technology to transform society in positive ways. For the last six years, I've witnessed our global portfolio of over 60 organizations create and innovate to build a future that is more equitable and sustainable for everyone. I'll share a quick example of what that means to us. As we all know, aircraft carbon emissions are increasing and expected to triple by 2050. To meet the Paris Climate Agreement, we must leverage technology-based solutions. That's why we as an organization have invested in Ampair, the first company to demonstrate extended hybrid electric flight. This is an example of organization truly accelerating the transition to a decarbonized future. But enough about the Autodesk Foundation, we're here today to talk about the amazing nominees in the Industry Driving Social Change Award. The first nominee is Johnson & Johnson with their Africa Innovation Challenge. This serves to drive entrepreneurship and help to advance promising healthcare solutions across the continent. The winning six businesses offer bold approaches to tackling major healthcare priorities across Africa. The second nominee is Black & Veatch. This is an employee-owned engineering and construction company with a 100-year legacy of innovations and sustainable infrastructure. Among their many accomplishments, Black & Veatch has helped to deliver the Escondita Water Supply Project, one of the most complex desalination infrastructure projects in South America. And the third and final nominee is J.P. Morgan Chase's Force for Good Program. This leverages the company's talent to support nonprofits around the world with capacity building. This year alone, employees volunteered 50,000 hours with more than 100 nonprofits in need of their expertise. Each nominee was screened for specific criteria, and we were looking to answer these following questions. Firstly, can this initiative deliver impact at scale? Secondly, is the value offering unique and differentiated? Are they doing something unique in the world? And lastly, and in the spirit of ASME and impact engineered, does this work utilize engineering and technology to deliver impact? After reviewing the three submissions, we've identified Black & Veatch as the winner in this category. Black & Veatch has the biggest impact potential via its operations to reduce CO2 emissions and manage water resources more effectively and efficiently. Moreover, they utilize their unique value proposition by embedding impact into their operations overall. Finally, B&V leverages its engineering chops to deliver an impact, creating impact via their design builds now and into the future. So, BV should be an inspiration to all companies who want to embed impact into their operations overall. And I think B&V can lead the transition in the engineering field that enables a sustainable and equitable future for everyone. So please join me in congratulating Black & Veatch on this well-deserved award. On behalf of all of us at Black & Veatch, I would like to thank the ASME and Engineering for Change for this recognition. We take our responsibility to operate sustainably seriously. Earlier this year, our CEO signed a series of pledges that support the UN SDGs, and last month we announced a series of commitments. As an infrastructure company, we also know we have a responsibility and feel privileged to contribute to sustainable development as part of our daily work. Today, more than ever, we have an opportunity to truly drive social impact and change. Innovating with our clients and business partners, along with advances in technology, advanced water treatment, hydrogen, vehicle electrification, carbon capture and energy storage, we are actively helping the world achieve many of the SDGs. This includes helping to secure our water future, working to support affordable and clean energy, and making cities and communities more sustainable. It's our mission, building a world of difference through innovation in sustainable infrastructure. We thank Mike Meakin for nominating us, and we thank the ASME and Engineering for Change. We are truly honored to accept this award. Thank you. Congratulations Black & Veatch Corporation. Our experience with ISO has given us a profound appreciation for challenges associated with hardware-led social innovation. Our first honor is the Hardware Trill Baser Award, and here to present it is Sean Stewart, Chief Executive Officer of New Lab. Sean. Thank you so much for the introduction and thank you for including us in these exciting conferences of the last two days, and we're excited to be part of this important award. New Lab is a community in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, residing in a 90,000 square foot building, where 900 entrepreneurs, technologists and researchers come every day to build new technologies and products in the hardware field. As you can imagine that made us incredibly excited to participate in the Hardware Trill Baser Award. Not only do we understand why hardware is hard, but we have seen the significant outcomes and positive impact it can have when done right. But it remains one of the more challenging aspects of being an entrepreneur and innovating, and so we're extremely impressed by the four nominees we're going to talk about today. We formed a panel at New Lab across each different technology area relevant, including strategy and operations, team and potential impact, and looked at how they were utilizing advanced technology for good. The beauty of these four nominees where all of them are doing incredibly impactful work in very positive areas as you'll hear. We're going to talk about the rise products of food tech startup that's using some incredibly impressive patent pending technology and processes to convert organic byproducts into food grade ingredients. As the world continues to struggle with feeding a growing population. This was one of many impressive growing numbers in the food tech space looking at new paths to sustainable food production. This wasn't the only company we reviewed in the food space. There was new leaf dynamics who providing various technological solutions in the post harvest management world, and essentially creating better linkages between the production and farmers and the end sources of how those products are used. We imagine a very important and relevant improvement for the planet overall. The other two we reviewed were more in the healthcare space, but had equal impact and positive momentum today. This is a clinical vital signs monitoring company that's built hardware designed to help and provide high quality care to neonatal patients. And then WECABare, where they've designed a handheld diagnostic device that helps mothers or pregnant women monitor the state of their unborn babies. With incredible pilots in progress today, you can see all four of these were very difficult for our panel to assess and pick a sole winner. But after reviewing the teams, the technologies involved the innovation and the progress to date, we're excited to announce new leaf dynamics as the winner in the hardware trailblazer award. And thank all of the nominees for the incredible work they're doing in such difficult and challenging environments. Thank you to the impact engineer team and the network of experts that nominated us and selected us. We want to thank our investors, mentors and family members for being part of our journey and help us grow to achieve this milestone. Our upcoming product line will consist of a multi-purpose commercial refrigeration units that will be powered by biomass and can be operated as a cold storage, pre-cooler, lightning chamber and dryers. Recently, New Leaf and Georgia Tech University got jointly funded by US India Endowment Fund to develop a world-class green shield to be shipped to international markets in the coming time. Thank you. Congratulations New Leaf Dynamic Technologies. Our fifth and final award is the coveted Rising Star Award. Recognizing the achievements and potential of emerging leaders who are leveraging technology to achieve social impact. The Rising Stars were nominated by our partners, including the Resolution Project, MIT Ideas, Guyana Trust, Siemens Teifthunk and the Clean Cooking Alliance. This is the Impact Engineer People's Choice Award. And the winner was chosen by IE attendees over the past two days. And here to present it is someone who is a Rising Star in her own right. And trust me, I know why I'm saying that when you'll hear who she is. Heather Fleming, co-founder and executive director of ChangeLab. Heather. As I was saying to a room of nobody before, I'm happy to be here today and to present this award. The Rising Star Award recognizes an emerging leader or an organization leveraging technology to achieve social impact. So this award acknowledges both achievements and potential. And while each of the finalists were nominated by an Impact Engineer partner organization, the winner was selected by you all, the event attendees. So this, as I said earlier, is our version of a People's Choice Award for the Tech for Good Sector. It's our chance to recognize leadership in the field and also advocate for this sector at large. So there's five nominees for the Rising Star Award. And here they are in no particular order. First is Zaheen Razine, founder of Hydroquo, an artificial intelligence social enterprise leveraging AI and machine learning to clean and purify water in urban and rural areas of Bangladesh. Second, we have Yasmin Chin, founder and executive director of ReConnect, a civil tech platform closing the last mile disaster relief gaps and building resilience in underserved communities. Third, we have Steven David Lange, creator of the Household Farming System, a self watering and self draining system igniting urban farming in Guiana. And then fourth we have Isaac Sesse, leader of Sesse Technologies, an organization reducing post harvest loss for farmers with its product grain mates, a low cost moisture meter that makes it easier to measure the moisture content in grain and animal feed before storage. And finally, our fifth nominee is Sagoon Saxena, co founder of Coco Networks in Kenya, a company mainstreaming liquid bio ethanol cooking fuel as a fast, safe and affordable alternative to charcoal and kerosene. And your winner is Hydroquo. I'd like to first extend my heartfelt gratitude to Revolution Project for this esteemed nomination. With other support, I could not even have thought of taking the first step. Now to ASME for recognizing Hydroquo's work. This makes me truly ecstatic and provides my team and I with renewed ambition to keep working harder and go on about solving this grand challenge at an accelerated pace. Thank you so much. Okay, well, congratulations to all of our award winners. I think the last acceptance speech gets also the honor of being the very shortest. So, and I want to first and foremost remind you how important your work is in terms of achieving the 2030 agenda. Thank you for the very best of luck and hope that you've been able to make fruitful connections that impact engineered to advance your efforts, and we are here in your corner to continue to support you. I'd also like to thank our incredible MCs, Kathleen Love and Madhya Kodpa for helping us to announce our winners. And of course our esteemed judges for their support with this award ceremony your thoughtful deliberations with more than you other team members in fact we're so grateful. And of course we're grateful to you for supporting our work at ASME and engineering for change. Given the fact that our theme this year is partnerships advancing the decade of action. We're really grateful for these amazing partners who played a significant role in our work. As you might not be familiar, Engineers Without Borders USA was in fact a co-founder of engineering for change more than 10 years ago. And Red Hat has been supporting us in engaging the ICT sector, Information Communication Technology sector in social innovation more broadly. I had the pleasure of presenting at their conference two years ago. The Autodesk Foundation has been supporting our growth through sponsorship and collaboration also from the very beginning. Through Lab we appreciate the thought leadership you've shared with us to advance hardware entrepreneurship, both locally and globally. And Heather, from Change Lab now, formerly from Catapult Design, who I've known from day one at ASME, you've informed our strategy and co-designed many of our most important programs, and we are eternally grateful. I'm going to start to get a little misty eyed here I'm trying to get it together. I want to celebrate an important milestone with all of your support. This year marks the 10th year University of Engineering for Change. I've had the pleasure and honor of being here from the very beginning. And I can't believe I'm sorry I'm getting, I'm getting authentically emotional. This is really unprecedented for someone like me who doesn't cry. We're leveraging our decade of growth to achieve a decade of action.  With that, I'd like to share a short video in celebration of our anniversary. Engineering for Change turns 10 this year. The anniversary marks the midpoint between two decades of action. The action of our growth over the first decade. And the action that we all must take over the coming decade in support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to meet the 2030 agenda. In 2008, the leadership of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers posed a question. How can we use the internet to engage engineers in solving the problems of global poverty? Over the next two years, answers to that question seeded engineering for change. E4C launched in 2010 with the promise of gathering the world's engineers together with global development practitioners across the sectoral spectrum. Our promise was threefold. First, we sought to connect volunteer engineers with the people who could use their skills to improve lives in underserved communities. Second, we believed we could suppress the increase of wasted investment and technological failures we saw in global development. Our goal was to inform and guide the engineers, funders and everyone involved in the process of design and deployment of technology-based solutions. Third, we strove to amplify the good work of organizations whose proven designs had been overlooked. In our decade of service, E4C has evolved. We responded to the needs our members express, shifting from solely an online space for collaboration to an online space for knowledge sharing and workforce development. Today, our reach is broader than most of us would have imagined. We have more than 40,000 members and an online community of more than 1 million followers. Our roster of multidisciplinary experts has swelled to nearly 1,000 contributors worldwide. We now manage a research fellowship and deliver actionable research to organizations in need of engineering insight. Our Solutions Library has grown to more than a thousand essential technologies for underserved communities. We regularly host webinars and seminars with thought leaders in engineering and global development presenting their findings. And over the years, we have had the privilege of partnering with dozens of engineering societies, multinational firms, startups, non-governmental organizations, multilateral agencies and others. With our first decade in the Rareview Mirror, we are looking down the 10-year road to 2030. The world has made long strides in lifting people from poverty, but work remains. Technology and the engineers that develop it play a pivotal role in reaching the sustainable development goals. Mounting pressures from climate change, overpopulation, uneven support from governments and, of course, the COVID-19 pandemic all threatened to derail their completion. With those challenges in mind, we're all at the starting line of a decade of action. Ten years in a quick video, I got it together, everyone. I'm very proud of what we've been able to accomplish at E4C, including bringing together the amazing community of change agents gathered at Impact Engineer today. It's been an amazing journey with many players. None of this will be possible without the support of ASME's leadership, incredible partners, experts, sponsors, and the amazing team that I've had the privilege to lead. I want to thank you, everybody on the Engineering Global Development staff, particularly Mariela, James, Marilyn, Rob. You really are my work family, and I'm grateful for your dedication and good humor in the most trying of times, and we've had a few of those. I want to also thank our extended team at ASME's programs and philanthropy group, who all showed up in true force to make Impact Engineer a reality today. And I want to also put a big thank you out to the ASME Foundation, who have been working tirelessly to support our work through fundraising. And I want to thank all of you for joining us on this journey, for continuing to contribute to the decade of action, for being here today for some of you quite late into Friday night.   The work begins again on Monday. Thank you, everyone. And God bless.


No, you can't find my hospital, then not talk to me because you're busy, I'm sorry. He's just being tired, we need the killing, the stops. It's a genocide. I'm starting a hunger strike, I'm not going to consume any food, any solid food. I'm going to drink water and juice and tea. And I'm doing this in solidarity with the Gazans. We have no food or water. And with Ukraine, those situations are horrible. This situation is an absolute catastrophe, it's a humanitarian crisis. If we're not out of water, food, medicine, and they're being bombed at 2,700 as of this morning, I've been killed. And then there's a thousand people that are buried under rule.  War is not the answer. And so we need to do peace talks. We need to have ceasefires. We need to develop a humanitarian corridor for Gaza. And eventually someday stop voting for more money for war. That's ultimately what we're asking. But right now, ceasefire. That's the least you can do. Cease fire.


There are over 1,400 officers on the Denver Police Department. And just like you, we have lives, families, and a lot of us do some pretty extraordinary things out of uniform. Our accomplishments usually go completely unnoticed. But now, finally, we get a chance to tell you our stories. So the most important thing, though, just like all of our classes is safety, we don't want to get anybody hurt out here for sure. My name is Brad McKernan. I work for the Denver Police Department at the firearms section. We guys like this class, I think. I am a firearms instructor at the range. We're going to shoot lots of rounds. And it's going to be a lot of competition stuff, so you guys are going to be shooting against each other a lot. I've been working at the range about 11 years now. The harder you grip the gun, the less it moves. So if the gun's doing one of these numbers on you, you know what, grip it harder. The training. A lot of this classroom, because you certainly have to be able to know the laws it pertains to use of force. The dude's trying to kill you, and he's right there. I mean, as soon as you see him, you can start triggering. But you know, the actual hands-on skill of handling the weapons is really important and can take a long time to really master.  Lion, ready? Watch him. My father had me shooting at an early age, and I just liked the shooting sports for a long time. So I think I never grew out of being a kid and wanting to be a cop and chasing the bad guys. All righty. Lion's safe for everybody's holstered. I didn't have a dream growing up until I finally got old enough to do it. Okay, so coming up on target, get that all lined up. Put that blade as far at the bottom of that notch as you can make it. Shooting under stress class, we're trying to put some pressure on the guys. I'm going to face those targets for a short period of time, either physical or mental stress.  Okay, draw those guns out. You're ready? Go. Handgun's the main weapon that we train with. Unload those guns, lock them back, holster them that way. We spend a lot of time out here, you know, shooting rounds and practicing. Go ahead and patch everything this time. And talk about the decision to shoot. That's been really important for us. Okay, you guys, grab those barbells. We'll make them run. We'll do push-ups. We'll do some curls. Up to your shooting spot behind your barrel. Feet within those boundaries. Draw your guns out. Obviously a lot different, you know, shooting when you're static and everything's fine versus when you're breathing hard, when your hands are sweaty. Three around the right side, shooting while he's there. Make them spend a lot more time. Go. Trying to calm themselves down while you're pressing that trigger. Left side. I'm hoping it'll help them with their confidence that, you know, even when things aren't at their optimal level, that I can still perform. Right side. Even when I'm cold or hot or tired or hungry or, you know, stressed out or breathing hard. Okay, we're clear. Let's go look. You can still perform well if something happens for real. We're going to get your heart rate up a little bit. Back up and one shooter on that side, one shooter on that side. Being able to teach something that I enjoy has always really been a lot of fun for me to do. You two, ready? Go. And then once you get on the job, you know how important it can be when you get on the street. So I think it's really important to be able to share those skills. Okay, you two, ready? Go. Our program is better than it ever has been. It's the longest time. And the testing for it is the toughest that it's been, certainly since I've been on the job. So if we can keep that kind of skill up. Nice. Very close. Reload in holster. I think that'll really benefit them and certainly the community. You know, Colorado has a lot of really good shooters, so I try to get better all the time. I like to shoot the competitions. Last year we had three major Colorado matches. I won all three of those. Nice, nice. Using my GoFast shoes. Dig in a little better with all this sand out here. These are pretty heavy Velcro and very stiff belts that hold the weight of the gun in the magazines. We'll go here and here. Organization is called USPSA, United States Practical Shooting Association. And it's based on time and accuracy. So this is the safe area where you can check your gun out and make sure it's all set up the way you want it to be. Try a few draws, a few dry draws.  You just can't have any ammo in this area. Fully custom and all the trigger control parts for really good trigger and fast hammer speed magazine will to make it easier to load magazines in. Pretty high tech stuff. We'll get all loaded up before stage. I'm shooting 9mm major and so it's a regular 9mm case but loaded to higher pressure. About 1500 feet per second is the speed that we're shooting these. It's like a liquid shock that goes on and keeps your hands dry. If you're behind a second on something, that's the difference between first and tenth. So you've got to try everything you can to help out. Are you finishing up here, Paul?  Then I'm going to hit my steel target and that's going to activate the swinger. And you know, then I have to be in this position to take care of, you know, that shot. I'm going to work and I make another reload. So you're kind of going through all that in your mind. I got Brad McCurn in his first, followed by Steve Shiggy. You're really trying to focus when you get up to the starting point. I like to kind of close my eyes and think about what I'm going to do and visualize the whole thing. Are you ready? When the beat goes off, it's real easy to lose your mind. You just try to be smooth. You've got to be fast on the first target. You've got to be fast from target to target. You've got to hit your targets because no matter how fast you are, if you're not hitting anything, you don't get any points. This is a very legitimate sport, I think. The work that goes in before you start a match, the training that goes into it's very important. You've got to have the physical skills of how to run the weapon, but the metal part of it is huge. Are you ready? You know what? This is just fun. It's fun and every time I do something, I learn something, you start to work on, okay, how can I do it better?  Should I move quicker? Should I set up better? I mean, there's all kinds of things you can always work on. The more you do it, the better you get, just like anything else. That's what I try to do.