This is The Big Picture, an official report of the United States Army, produced for the armed forces and the American people. Now to show you part of The Big Picture, here is Sergeant Stuart Queen. Life for the American soldier who is a part of USERER, the United States Army in Europe, represents a varied and exciting picture. In addition to training and duties necessary to keep a modern military force in a continuing state of combat readiness, American troops, together with their dependents, are able to carry on many activities. Many of the subjects are quite American in nature. Others reflect an international character. Still others are part of the recreational backdrop provided by the respective country in which the American and his family find themselves. Life Abroad offers the Army family an opportunity to become well acquainted with the old world while maintaining its roots in the new. For the information and entertainment of USERER families, Army motion picture theaters regularly show newsreels which deal with the lives of USERER personnel on and off duty. Although these newsreels are specifically prepared for Army personnel and their dependents, The Big Picture again brings one of them to the American people. As a cameo report on the life of an American soldier in Europe. The 11th Airborne Division Band helps herald in a soapbox derby. Units of the 11th Airborne sponsor almost half of the derby entrance in competition at the Rosenauer Stadium. All soapboxes are transferred to the inspection lines where a group of trained men scrutinize the jazzed up jalapes that the youngsters piece together all by themselves. Axles are measured and each soapbox is carefully weighed in for each entry must conform with rigid mechanical specifications. After another the pint-sized drivers carefully wheel their peanut-sized racers to the starting platform. Tension is as strong among the kids as when Popeye loses his can of spinach in the movies. One second they're at the gate the next streaming down the ramp and out on the quarter-mile long speedway. Each of these juvenile hot riders is fitting his talents against the all important element of time. The competition is keen and each and every one of these youngsters is dead serious about winning this preliminary derby. Hardworking officials and even hardworking spectators all agree the racing youngsters put on a fine show one and all. Miniature race cars continue to burn up the track as hopes and dreams come true as other eager young minds await the next race. The winners are announced and the victorious lads take their proud places in the Augsburg soapbox derby winner's circle. Next off the championship final. Majestic Jänner Mountain near Berchtesgott in Germany towers 6,500 feet above sea level. It's a real vacation favorite of American servicemen and their wives who take advantage of this outstanding cable car construction the Jänner Bond to enjoy the majestic alpine view. It's a 10,500 foot unforgettable joy ride. These two-seater plastic bubbles shovel back and forth over the rugged slopes and valleys. They're really safer than the Autobahn although it doesn't always seem so. The higher we go the more beautiful the view as the crest of Jänner Mountain draws near. From the summit station it's a breathtaking view of the Alps. The snow covered peaks sparkle in the bright sunlight and the scenery is unparalleled. It's a real deal for the GI in Europe. This is really something to tell the folks at home. Just as exciting as coming up, maybe more so. A unique experience, an alpine adventure in the Jänner Bond. Ford C-119's that new Beberge Air Force base for the latest wrinkle in human bombs. This is a planned drop where the critical drop zone will be pinpointed with newly bombed target accuracy using a system called CARP or computed air release points. The manila will make a precision jump so critical in fact that a previously dropped computing team on the ground is even now measuring wind drift and other factors prior to giving the word. The stand up and hook up signal arrives via radio and the men prepare to move out 150 feet and at the normal interval of one man per second. These paratroopers will be on the ground in less than 60 seconds. Local farmers stop work to observe the action. Troopers in off. Specialist Anthony Lutzie, locksmith of the Verdun quartermaster supply depot whose open door policy makes locks as sometimes think. His job in the army is certainly unique but nevertheless very important. Must keys or forgotten safe combinations are Tony's cup of tea. With his bag of tricks there aren't many locks too tough for him. Here at this remote castle an ancient door poses a real challenge. Johnson and family among the many dignitaries attending ceremonies honoring General George W. Patton Jr. Remembrance Day is set aside by the people of Luxembourg honoring their World War II liberator. Prince Felix of Luxembourg arrives to officiate over the ceremonies. Soldiers of two nations pass in review. Ours as a token of thanks from a grateful people are placed at the Patton Memorial. A sincere tribute to a great soldier. What's new? The Army Pictorial Center demonstration team from New York shows just what mobile tactical TV can do and how it works at Baumholder, Germany. A cameraman demonstrates the 55-pound telescope TV camera. A camera that transmits a picture to a receiver one half mile away. It is then transmitted by way of a complicated electronic process through relay systems back to the combat commander as far as 25 miles away. In the control room one of multiple images from different cameras is selected for projection to the command tent. Europe gets a good look at combat TV. He answers the army's problem in creating an economical means of training tank gunners. Ammunition for the machine guns is the 30-caliber quick disintegrating type that offers maximum safety. In the mature battleground the targets are given a last-minute check by cables and iron bars. The targets are operated from a tower behind the firing line. Here the operator controls the movement of the targets allowing speeds up to 50 miles per hour. Expansion is the payoff of addition to army training methods. Construction of a pontoon bridge across the Rhine. The 498th engineer battalion wastes no time getting underway for this is to be an attempt to break existing records. Burke can split second timing keynote the race against the clock. Beside of the 750-foot river the first pontoon section has been moved into place. Lieutenant General John Onkel, seventh core commanding general is among the interested spectators. Excitement mounts as the span nears completion. Kin is driven into place and the bridge is completed in a record breaking two hours 28 minutes. No less pleased than his man is the man in charge Lieutenant Colonel John J. Pierce who leads his troops over the newly completed bridge. Celebration for the core of engineers is 182 years old this same day. At 20 foot long cake helps the bridge builders commemorate a job well done. An American scout camperee sponsored by the 505th Airborne Battle Group is in full swing. 24 from Nuremberg an impressive totem pole the boys carved all by themselves. B. Harris commanding general of the 11th Airborne Division is on hand for the festivities. Flags are raised marking the beginning of the presentation ceremony. The camperee shared with American scouts German patrols receive plaques as a symbol of unity brotherhood and friendship. On until recently a classified missile is ready to fire. Birds at Grafenweir Germany focus their instruments on a weather balloon sent aloft to determine wind speed and direction for exact and critical measurements required when honest John is fired. Officers of the 7th field artillery battery radio firing clearance the giant rocket waits motionless until the firing key is pressed and then mighty weapon in our arsenal of democracy. Soldiers just naturally congregate and the Frankfurt Zoo draws its share of vacationing GIs seals apparently are hollow at least they can eat fish all day long and come right back for more as indigestion. He just can't get over those young whippersnappers and he lets them know it. Perisodactyla you say it looks like a rhinoceros you're right that must be his latin moniker and speaking of Africa who's afraid of lions not me but the cubs are just as cute as they can be as long as they don't grow up the place where the people come to see the chimpanzees although the chimps think it's the other way around peace only a mother could love it where the quartermaster school maintains a training school for future guard dogs here rover and his pals learn obedience to commands and master many tricks that will make them valuable assets to the army during this phase of training they wear their regular colors but changed to the guard color and the war dog becomes a vicious attacker this is demonstrated on a well-patted soldier who pretends he's worried and he is his attack upon command fences don't even slow down a good guard dog perhaps on the way out as a new development makes its appearance medics are experimenting with this new type injection gun developed by lieutenant colonel rb linberg and major db hunter of the usurer medical laboratory the gun works on the hydraulic principle and is simple to operate the old way of loading the needle contrasts sharply with the new and more efficient method as many as 750 persons can be inoculated in an hour and pleasantly teed to open that could be a slogan but at the parachute packing section of the eason quartermaster depot the soldiers who pack them also jump with them after each use the parachutes are sent to this installation for extremely careful inspection repair re-inspection re-repair if needed and only then do they go to the repacking tables repacking is quite an art as pfc art frayson demonstrates same pfc art frayson climbs aboard a c1 19 to prove that he has faith in the parachutes he has repaired and repacked once each month the parachute is selected at random and each packer jumps and the chute opens just like it says in the instruction manual the children's driving school is held in the french sector of the divided city of berlin the youngsters are taught the abc's of traffic safety while being immune to the dangers of actual driving conditions german police and members of the safety platoon of the 287th mp battalion helped the kinder into the foot-powered midget cars and start them on their way along the miniature driving course complete with international road signs shows that the kinder driving school maintain an expertly conducted program and the kids learn a lot by the maze of traffic lights vehicles bicycles and pedestrians that combine into a realistic representation of the complicated european traffic pattern no tickets are given by the police here only information and help the young drivers of tomorrow get a head start today at the berlin kinder driving school on a three-day pass and then i saw eight of the most gorgeous gals you'd ever sit your eyes on everybody was running around and gawking at him like coon dogs i heard these gals were the winners of the european beauty contest you all can see why can't you but there was one that i thought especially had my eye on just talked to for a while and and the boys started to jump but i was concentrating on this one and gosh well anyway as i was saying y'all wow i think she kind of likes me the ladies got hungry and they was fed in the chow hall they was quite the ornaments for the place didn't eat like so like me led the pack when they paraded by in their bathing suits i guess there's no sense of me talking about those gals you all can see for yourself to make them honorary members of the 11th airborne division oh what a doll she done blew me another kiss garmesha's lake i've seen skiing enthusiasts take off for a fast turn around this beautiful lake an expert like these boys one ski is all you need you can cut some fancy capers seen a capsule report of life for our troops in usherer the united states army in europe as it is recorded for the newsreels by army signal corps cameraman now this is sergeant steward queen your host bought the big picture the big picture is an official report for the armed forces and the american people produced by the army pictorial center presented by the department of army in cooperation with this station


A compound fraction is a fraction whose numerator or denominator includes fractions. We can simplify these in several ways, but the simplest relies on three basic principles. You can always multiply an expression by one. One is any non-zero expression divided by itself, and multiplying a fraction by its denominator will eliminate the denominator. For example, if we want to simplify 8 divided by 1 plus two-thirds, notice the denominator includes a denominator of 3, so if we multiply the fraction by 3, we can eliminate the denominator. But we can't multiply part of the denominator by 3, we have to multiply the entire denominator by 3, and since that would change the value, we'll also multiply the numerator by 3. And in particular, this means we're multiplying the expression by three-thirds, or one. So we can rewrite by multiplying numerators and multiplying denominators, and we'll compute. 8 times 3 is 24, so that'll be our numerator, and at the denominator we have 1 plus two-thirds times 3, which will be… we can do the same thing if we have a compound rational expression. And it's helpful to keep in mind factored form is best. So let's simplify 8 over 1 plus 2 over x. So notice that the denominator includes a denominator of x, so we can begin by multiplying numerator and denominator by x. And let's go ahead and rewrite that still in factored form, because factored form is best, but we still have a fraction in the denominator, and we'd like to simplify it. Since we want to eliminate the compound fraction, we should expand the denominator, and we find, or we could take a more complicated compound fraction, and so it's important to remember it's OK to take small steps. So notice that the numerator includes a denominator of x plus 2, so we can begin by multiplying numerator and denominator by x plus 2. And remember, factored form is best will leave this denominator in its factored form, although since the numerator still has a bunch of fractions in it, we'll probably want to simplify it. Again, since we want to eliminate the fractions in the numerator, we'll expand and find. Now our numerator still includes a denominator of x, so we'll multiply numerator and denominator by x. Factored form is best, so we'll leave the denominator in the form of 2 times x times x plus 2, and since we want to eliminate the fractions in the numerator, we'll expand the numerator to get. And here we do have an option of removing the common factor to get our final answer as.


Hello and welcome to the 2015 East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship. I'm Dean here. It's great to be with you this season. I'll be with you the whole five rounds of our exciting championship and you better keep up to date with all the news, the views and all the action on rally.com.au. This weekend of course is all about the Quit Forrest Rally. We're currently here in the glorious town and out on a fantastic day and plenty of action to come to you. This season is going to be full of excitement. Our outright category got champions coming back, Eli Evans and the brother Simon Evans, former champions here fighting out some young guns, Steve McKenzie, Molly Taylor takes over last year's championship winning car of Scott Petter to have a crack in our outright category. Four-wheel drives are back bigger than ever, former champ Justin Dowsback, Henry Knot, Mark Petter and a lot of locals here in Perth fighting out as that championship builds in stature. Our classics are back this year. Side by sides we'll start in Canberra our next round. But this weekend it all starts today, a bustling service park behind me lets go and get the news and the views of our drivers before they head out to our first gravel stage of the season. The rally starts here for me so gravel set up going in the car now from testing felt really good. I've only done 100 kilometres in the car total now so steep learning curve, I need to be realistic but I'm still going to try and win it. Is this, are you at all a little bit nervous? I mean this is, you're back to having to develop a car, you're really at one with the Honda when you ran there. This is a really new thing for you to be trying to develop a car on the run and you said limited time in the car, sort of a new part for you to play here. Yeah, look I'm excited about running the new car, the Citroen DS3, it's an awesome little package, developing it not really, it's a pretty proven car so we've just taken a few things from Citroen that information we've been given and I've just tweaked him slightly to suit myself but nervous about racing Simon, probably excited about the car nervous about Simon. I wouldn't want to be dad right now but look you know, Eli's a fantastic driver and I think you'll see him shine out there on the gravel and you know I think that's what makes me want to beat him as well so you know like when he's so good you know it's a real challenge and he's at the top of his game so yeah I'm looking forward to this. To be honest we just want to get through that first stage, it's a nice short little blast and 26km long and then you've got the 26km of Ferndale so that's the stage where it's going to make or break the rally, that one. It's really a baptism of fire as you're saying traditionally Ferndale on that sort of stage we see lots of attrition, cars have an issue so it's getting through, it's a pretty important part of just building your weekend and trying to gain the more points. Yeah absolutely, you know I'm taking an educated guess, I'm going with hard compounds on the front so I'm figuring we're going to get lots of wheel spin and we're going to be frying tyres so I'm going to just do the best I can with what we've got and we'll take a one corner at a time. Former champ mate great to have you back and I reckon you're going to have a great battle this weekend with plenty of different cars. Yeah I hope so, you know there's a couple of new guys that are fairly quick so it's not going to be all our way but we're going to try our best. What do you find that you like about the West Australian roads and also what do you find the thing you have to concentrate the most on that you struggle with maybe? Definitely the grip you know it's once the road sweep up it's alright but that first pass especially you know being car one, two or three on the road is particularly hard. Unfortunately the Maxi car didn't arrive in time, there was just some drawings with import paperwork out of Argentina but yeah not a bad backup is it to have JD lend me the Polo for the weekend so yeah I've done a few events in that last year as you know but yeah great little fun car so yeah we should have it blast on these roads. So tell me are we softly, softly break ourselves in or were we going for a straight off? No I don't like the softly softly bit that's no fun no look you know we just need to get in it get a good rhythm as soon as we can it's you know coming from doing the WRC's we got three days you know long 350k's this is effectively a short rally it's a sprint so we have to you know be pushing out of the box and I think that's the only way to get a good feeling.


Still, in Borno state, the government has expressed satisfaction with the growing number of insurgents surrendering to the military in the state. Al-Haji Bubakura Abba Jattu, the state commissioner for information, disclosed this at the end of an expanded security meeting held on Saturday in Meduguri. The Nigerian army had announced that over 100 insurgents surrendered with their families and weapons within the past two weeks in Borno. The government promised to sustain military onslaught at the shores of Lake Chad and Zambeza Forest.


Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah So, you know what Hiroshima was? Oh, yeah We'll make sure you know why drop the bomb Yo, there he is. What's up, man. Come on Stas How's it going? How you want this game to go because you a fellow Eagles fan So I don't know birds.  And I don't I don't I don't really One I joined it.    I'm just saying he's a way better player.  Like it's just a bad trade for the league Do you understand? Yeah, I guess hold on. Let me Wait, I'm not changing nothing Okay, just making sure I'm not over thinking Listen, listen, is you ready to lose? That's all I want to know because you oh nice to meet you I don't know like who are you? What's your name? I don't mean to be rude, but like I never like talked to you or anything Like, you know, that's cool. Um, I'm the I'm the only 17 Y'all my name In the first year. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh purpose. Ah, I mean I piled up five first round pick Got my team a little different Um, so what so what did you do? Like let's take a look at your team. I need to know what went behind you No, we want to see because I like I want to see like what went through you a team builder boy Like you heavy team builder boy I want to let I want to let the chat know that this was this was stock this was stock Stock nfl brasses, right? It was nothing. Yeah, I did. I did what I had to do Right now I'm looking you you got Bryce young. So was that your first overall pick? Yeah, that was my first overall pick actually nah, I traded my first overall pick. I traded it I had five first round picks traded them. I didn't want Bryce young.   Yeah. Oh god, uh, Kenneth Walker people like speed. I like I like Derek. How did Derek Henry get 95 speed? I'm known. He got it.  So he's pretty much kind of Walker now, but way better Yeah You paid to get you can pay to get speed how you do that? No, no, no, no, I didn't pay for speed I didn't pay for speed. He got to speed. Oh, I can't tell you Yeah, we're gonna say it's luck. I mean when you go on with 17 it probably got a blessing with something, right? All right. So what did you trade dk mech hat for I traded dk for DK probably got traded for tj watt.  Yeah, I mean, how you get how you get Michael who you trade for mica? Oh, oh my first round picks three first three first round picks one of them was the first overall And a player for mica.   But all I know is I traded woollen. I told jamal Adams. I traded woollen jamal Adams dk Uh, kinnith walker probably two more players Got the team. I got I got adrian amos and free agency. Yeah Yeah, all right. Say no more. All right. So what you said your name is afternoon Yeah, my name's afternoon afternoon. That's your maddie name my name afternoon No, no, no, I make uh, I'm an artist if you go on uh, youtube type an afternoons. Yeah, uh, I I wouldn't say rapper more. So rice and tiller s drake s More so if you're gonna want to go ahead check out my video afternoon do better. One is the greatest song afternoon Afternoon do but oh you pop afternoon. Vivo. Is that you? Yeah. Yeah afternoon. Vivo.   Hold up Appreciate it. Appreciate it. I think I got it No, no, I I'm gonna be honest with you. I think but is the problem with bad. So I don't Yeah, yeah much. Yeah Yeah, I'm not a fan of much So, what's up with uh, what's up with this custom playbook? So you paid to have a custom playbook, which was I'm kind of like I'm kind of on the board that we should just allow custom playbooks now. Why not?  What do you consider a blowout?  Yeah, like yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they Feel like man It's man, right Man blip Yeah, runga runga runga runga. I respect it more than davis Hope you feel like that this feel It was nice We out here Come on.  Oh, yeah, great time So, you know what irishima was.  That was correct, dude. Glad you got a custom playbook for that one I mean good job, bro. Let's see if I'm okay. Yeah. Yeah, okay. All right. Yeah, man. Good job, bro. Good play I mean Good play. That was cute, right? She was a spark, right? I think it was cute.  You feel me like Yeah, yeah, you know, yeah, you're right. This side is all lob the ball up. Yeah, that's real, bro Yeah, I respect you respect. I mean I respect it bro. It was good.   Hold on. There we go. Boom. Boom You're getting physical Yeah, we here to win.   Hold on.   Hold on. You shouldn't have Darby. Do all that.  Let me catch that. You need more time. You you can pause the game to get some more time Are you straight? Yeah, I'm straight Real good No, I'm with you squat.  I'm with you plot. You know how much David plot.  They too small Good job, you was real random That's how you play like that's how you play the game. You real random No, I played a game to win. Okay. I can't lie. You was real random wasn't bad defensive better than most honestly Yeah, I know because that's because most people Stay in the same Yeah, I mean it's nothing to catch on to Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't got a scheme. That's schemeless, you know I'm not Jonathan Gannon.    All right, listen No, listen, because you're not listening to me This is why I see if I'm this is why I see if I'm sucks though because I knew your dumbass was gonna do the same thing No huddle lob it up to him. I knew that was gonna happen, right? So what I did that time was what I did that time.  Who was the deep blue?  He not manned up on him Bro, bro, you put brad put dame bradberry in real life to see if i'm stuck in a deep and say run a deep zone Yeah, what you gonna do?   Is that what you say? He's 96 speed bro bradburn, but i'm saying he's in a deep zone. Like he shouldn't he shouldn't get beat by that Is my point That's not how the game should work, bro. Not on cfm.  I'll see if i'm Nice, don't see if i'm it. Don't see it.  Don't worry. We're gonna be all right. You wanted up.  I was on a male linebacker.  I'm like damn. He's gonna cover what I want to do and then Oh, yeah, yeah, no, no, no, because no because I looked on the left side I've seen that then I'm like, okay.  It's like But we're doing this right here though And now you play it Oh, it's around Okay, all right Want to tackle a little better than that Yeah, who's who's that running back? Jamier gives okay. All right. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know Yeah, I know I'm a little different. I'm a little different. I'm a little different You spread the kuchi right do you spread the kuchi? I did You wasn't supposed to take it though.  He's about to be the sexy platinum card and we know hold on Inside zone Not yet. Not yet Inside zone. I'm sexy.  Hold on. Oh, he's not on the field.   I know what I'm doing.  Let's see Is this manner zone?   None of that.  I blow I could be playing apex.  See, let's see Oh man, let's do it. Let's get it Uh, he's not blitzing no more from what I think He's usuring the mic who's gonna follow any emotion I'm back. That's it. Come on.  There's just no way you ask for a custom playbook We'll do a million jet passes and come on You feel me?     You should apologize to every motherfucker that's watching right now. That was bad. That was bad Yeah, you should have jet jet touch past again. You bum I mean, I got to the 50 don't do that 50 yard.  Who say that? Who say that? That's that's how you went. I got her number. You got her number That's what you got right now getting to the 50 yard line is getting her number I know you about a second.  I got her number though Bitches left your crib, dude.  It's not even a competitive.  It is good.  No, we backed up all we do back our safety's up. Let's do afternoon loss He is nothing. See if I'm dude Back your safety up. He lost. Oh What do I do now?  Give me some Where's the easy touchdown, where's the easy touchdown? Where is the easy?   All right. Let's start. Let's start when you do that. Nothing's open. Nothing's open. Nothing's open Thank you.  Thank you.  Thank you.  Thank you.   Thank you.   He's right. Here we go You know what I'm saying?  You don't play Now this where it gets dark. Let's go mr. Interception. Here we go Here we go Here we go.   Here we go.  That is why I'm on inside zone You got Derek Henry there. Okay in the slot. Okay respect. Oh end the round again Jesus, there's just no way.    That's bagged. Come on Throw it again. Come on. Come on. Come on afternoon. Come on afternoon I bailed out of what? No, that was that was defense. Uh-oh, uh-oh Uh-oh, uh-oh What are you uh-ohing? What are you uh-ohing? Maybe 10 more people Good that was you drew that one up right there, bro You still a shake. Oh, it's still a shake. My bad. Oh, wait. He got still a shake. My bad. My bad.    That's crazy custom playbook going crazy, right? He had the 40 right now.  How about that?   Yes He will he's gonna score right here the 28. Yeah, i'm a little nerdy Too close for a bomb ain't we? Yeah, you see you for us. Oh well now, huh too close for a bomb You ask the lol now, right? What you gonna call? Still go back to that stiller shake Joe that Joe was cooking stiller shake Boy you even look on that one stiller shake Actually, no, we're gonna try this This is a bit of a long shot, but I know wildcat.  It's confusing right now. No, I ain't one in my face though So you get nervous I get nervous in these situations, bro You think so Yeah, you get nervous right here I don't think I do I mean that was the best throw I ever saw good play Much respect much respect With a jet sweep not a counter.   Ha ha Little folk tried to voice ice me. Damn, bro.   I'm gonna be honest.  I didn't panic. I didn't panic It was fourth down afternoon. It was it was fourth down. I didn't panic. It wasn't a panic situation It was literally fourth down. It was my only option It was it was my only option What if I take a sag where I look at you I was gonna run out of bounds I'm my best player.  So there you go Yeah, I should do it away there on fourth down. It was lucky.  I could be real Bro, if that's lucky then the tv's lucky the tv was a million percent lucky But you gotta click on and make a play Can't expect your computer. Do I do to my best player against some shit?  This he did.  We're going back to this. Okay, okay Free form I know See that's why in the playing the kids at home and the kids at home You got to realize he can have a million one steps a million players that he paid for speed 200 custom playbook at then and today you got to find a mismatch you had to find a mismatch He's doing a good job on my wide receivers pressing them So who'd I go to my running back out of the backfield?  Uh-oh now it's big boy time right now. I don't know if this is really what you want right now Bro, I'm going If you want to commit You got going on Yeah Oh, okay.  You go to the best deep balls in the world Okay, this is why you play. I'm play cfm.  You got custom. No huddle you want to huddle me. You a no huddle guy Yeah Yeah That's what I was asking for This is what I was asking for earlier afternoon Show them what you got right here right now. Show them what you got right here right now. That ain't it. Oh, no That's big place. Hey, baby. That's big place slave. You don't do the best big ball That's big place.  It's 45 not 40 50 motherfucker.   That's how the game work You guys stop free-forming bro Yes, he get different when we put big play.  Oh He's seen my play again Hiroshima. That's that Hiroshima That's that Hiroshima you ain't been here a seaman. I can't lie. You ain't really been hitting that Hiroshima lately.  That's a die. A little baby.  For the boys at home. This dude do got the best big ball, bro. I can't hold you Are you dicky?   Daddy Why wide open. I know it is. I know this dickhead.  You play real football, right? Man, stop man. Stop bailing this nigga out. Stop bailing me out for what? Where you got there? What's it called chat where you can see the play? What's it called field vision? Film study and where your film study at? Come on, Anthony, where your film study?   You're not winning this game. I'm not winning this game.  You're not getting the S17 right there.  That's what you're leaving with I hope you like that number Yeah, this dude is as high as I mean.    You weren't ready.  He won't know how to me. Come on. He won't know how to he won't know how to he won't know how to I'm not ready for this.  Give me the football. Oh my god.   Hiroshima Yeah, I mean he's low if you're not low It's sad, bro. I don't even need to put zones. He's not even running routes like what am I doing right here? I Can I go back to streets, bro?  I'm from my bed. I'm sorry. I thought like you like My bad. That's my bad.  My bad. My bad You like that They didn't save me so many times in this game. You should have scored every drive. Oh Bad free for a game No, no, no, it was a horrible free-form game for me. It has been going so much It's a bad issue settings bro. What's your settings? Come on run the ball. Hey, look bet you're gonna check out his again.  See if something is broken Okay, go inside Oh my god, you do it at me.  Did you not see where I was usuring at all?   You played this game like often or like once a month Oh, like literally I was just standing right. You couldn't do that. I was sad Bro, bro, literally it was a high pass and you threw it behind them. Like dog. Like I'm just standing there. Oh, like that That was the way His first thing goal.    No, I knew you was a shitter though. I always said that you want to play a mic game. Why would I do that? Like why with this shitter? Yeah, with this shitter. Yeah, this shitter. I told you that 17 look real good by the end of the night I know. Oh my god Oh, you got physical right now.   You on guard the flat or not?   Come on Same play corner route flat route streak. Are we gonna stop in here? Here's shima. Okay. He's got used crazy Oh, he stopped it. You know why I free for him. That was my buy. We free for him. That was my bad. I free for him I'm free for him. That was my bad. That was my bad. That was my bad.  Okay. Look out now.   Come on. I'm inside zone.  That's you. That's what's going on here.   I will punch you the game.  I didn't know that mark. He's good with 96 speed was just I really kill I if you had a 99 speeder I would have respected you wouldn't score the point if that makes sense because I would have backed them up I was gonna play the problem was I didn't think I didn't think 96 Yes, it is you didn't you didn't throw another bomb since the first two. Yeah, bro I didn't throw another bomb cuz I got a noise right now. 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ights that they can and potentially that's something that AI could help us with however the inverse is that AI could ultimately end up manipulating us in various ways that we don't find preferable it could seduce us in various ways our relationships with AI could become more compelling than our human relationships which could be uh ultimately not to our benefit and ultimately AI is emerging as a as a tool of war AI a a method of fifth generation hybrid warfare which is all about plausible deniability and attacks which gradually and slowly and exibly demoralise people so that the the target society collapses in on its own weight but not a single shot has been fired and the speed with which it's developing is like I would suggest I'm not overstating it maybe it's even now but you talk about even in a war environment or controlling the narrative or whatever it might be like it's probably available now but widely available it might be very difficult in a year two years as soon as that to determine to be impossible really almost to determine what is presented as reality and what is not even in terms of sort of video generation that's how significant this is and how imminent it is absolutely I mean we're already seeing today that anyone with a with a quite a quite a small subscription fee can now gain access to tools to edit reality in a sense that only intelligent services or possibly Hollywood with major multi-million dollar budgets had access to now any one of us can alter a scene replace a character um magically erase somebody out of existence or completely change how a scenario happened and that's going to have major impacts not only on things like propaganda but also potentially within judiciary and evidence and having to struggle to verify whether a piece of evidence is indeed genuine or not and sorry for it to be so linear the question but if you had two emotions like excitement and fear where is the where is the scale there for where is the where is the weight personally I'm I'm exhilarated which is a mixture of excitement and fear it's it's when you're on the roller coaster stop the world word gymnastics you're sort of enjoying it but you also want to bar for the same time that's kind of right I'm personally right I'm cautiously optimistic yeah I'm cautiously optimistic because we we have the beginnings of good standards and certifications to help to um to help to support and and provide a foundation for the development of more ethical and responsible and robust AI and really I liken it to air travel in the 1950s where you know it was exciting but very scary at the same time but at least humans were at least humans were flying the planes but I take mostly yes but we had to create good rules around that yeah of course we had to we had to um have lots of accidents but we learned from them we learned from them quite quickly and then air travel changed dramatically in its safety you just wonder where we're at now in terms of AI's influence on the world order and you know how much of an influence is it having now obviously with with with human guidance versus you know where we might actually go I think that's really untold at this point Deirdre Hart is project manager at Donegal County Council and anyone who might not have been interesting you know knowing more about artificial intelligence Deirdre after listening to Eleanor there may have their interest piqued because this is sci-fi but we're living in it right now if you know what I mean it's like if anyone watched the the most recent um mission impossible film it's the most plausible of all as implausible as it might seem um in a way uh Deirdre you're looking forward to a big attendance um at the uh at the event tomorrow yes great we have about a hundred people registered in person and we've got about another 70 online because for us this conference is part of um something bigger it's looking at the future of regulation and how we in the northwest could be in a absolutely brilliant position in terms of capitalising on that we regulation affects all of us and there's some of these key issues across international boundaries and in the northwest where we've been working as cross-border collaborations for a long time now so we we feel like here we are in terms of the the two local authorities working on a cross-border basis and the academic um institutions and we we're the interface now in terms of the EU in the UK and we also have a huge amount of north american interest because what happens in regulation is that often where EU goes north america follows so we we think we're poised now in terms of setting up a super cluster that focuses on regulation um to capitalise and nowhere else in the world has done that there's clusters that um might look at technology in financial services or technology in medical devices but there's nowhere in the world at the minute that looks at this cross sector across all sectors and you can't look at the future of regulation without looking at AI because both it's how you regulate AI as now has talked about in a responsible and safe way but also you can use AI in a way that will help us comply with regulation um there's a huge cost to industry at the minute in all in their compliance a lot of it is still paper based so there's huge potential to use AI in a really good way to reduce the costs and really make lives easier for people but it's that very careful balance in terms of how you regulate AI in a way that keeps that level of innovation so that can actually help us as well in quite a tricky area um and here we are we're trying to um I suppose builders build ourselves up somewhere in the world that people then could look to as a center of global excellence um and that's why in in pulling this conference together it was great to get now involved because we knew we really wanted AI to be a part of that um to look at how we do that in the future so I mean obviously it is uh the the opening gamut there is are you interested in knowing more about AI but who I mean maybe you can even look at those that have already um said they are going who's interested in this really like who is making up your your delegates there and who do you hope to see there as I say it is you know open to to most but is it people that you feel could could help shape what we're talking about here no absolutely it's probably it's probably a really good mix of like the public agencies who might and the regulators people who are looking at regulation in the future it's also um businesses and industry who are regulated and know that they have to um comply with regulation and then it's um academic institutions they to the Ulster University and so on who are looking at you know ensuring their students um of the future have the right skill set and talent and these fields are in terms of regulation and artificial so it's it's a really nice mix across if you imagine those um kind of three sectors public and private and and academic yeah and all of those are including now they're all of those are sort of reflected in the in the speakers list as well that's right yes we've we've tried to capture all those different sectors um and we've tried to look at cross-sectoral issues including AI but also ESG climate sustainability the regulations around that are only going to get more complicated um so we want to focus on that in terms of gear enough getting businesses to think about the regulations that are coming down the line quite soon um and making sure that they're geared themselves up in that and we we think if we set ourselves up as a centre of excellence here then we'll have all that um expertise and knowledge on this doorstep so it'll really help the industry in the northwest if that's you know on their doorstep and also in terms of opportunities for um getting further investment into the northwest and jobs because as you know um the the two councils come at that at this very much in terms of the economic development perspectives for us it's all about inward investment and creating jobs um for our young people of today and making sure that they're um leading the way in terms of that that knowledge and specialist skills yeah for sure and with that in mind you know we do need our although it might they're very young but our 13 14 15 year olds and so on looking to see where the world's going to be in four five six years all of us reminds me of the time of the economic crash no one signed up to be architects and no one signed up in certain areas of work and then like we do we rebounded and where was all the architects do you know what I mean so we have to and parents guide their young people to sort of maybe where the world's going rather than sometimes where it's at uh right now um now so where do you see us in five years you know not from an educational perspective but from an AI perspective in five years time AI will be deeply embedded within our personal and professional lives we will have kind of AI concierge that is helping us with all kinds of different tasks you know helping us to prepare documents helping us to find a nice place to eat etc it's it's kind of kind of the dream of what Siri was supposed to be 10 years ago but turned out to be don't mention Siri that's why I stopped using iPhones because they wouldn't put Siri on the iPhone 3 but they put it on the iPhone 4 who's laughing now yeah finally we're going to get to that we're going to get to that point where we're having um a kind of relational experience as well with machines that are able to to follow up with us and ask you know how was your day at the park or you know you said you had a bit of a bad back last week how are you doing now and that's that's going to have a that's going to have an impact on many people's lives maybe possibly even the area of mental health you know absolutely and the stuff like that it's all like there's there's so many things that are really exciting but as you say also things we have to be nervous and cautious of as well thanks so much now we look forward to hearing you tomorrow thank you so much for joining us I really do appreciate it Deirdre how do people get involved if they want to attend where is it when is it and how do you get to it so it's at ATU Levenkenne campus tomorrow and if anyone registrations close at four o'clock today so if this really has got your interest in and getting involved probably the best thing to do is go on to donagall.ie and there you can find a few recent news articles on the link to register so if people can do that before four o'clock today and also if you can't join physically there's an option to kind of it's going to be live streamed so you can also register just tick online and then you'll get a link to join us tomorrow morning all right enjoy it probably in five years time we two computers talking to each other I mean you'll be retired all right thanks great all right Deirdre thank you very much indeed for your 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arland wondering who funded those tunnels of terror a short investigation direction one find a mirror to direct it to yourself three voila all right okay we're joined on the program now by uh liam liam what's a reaction to that kind of language uh albeit deleted it's still there it's still out there and it's not sort of the only reprimand arland has had from his uh people who represent israel and kreger janitor was quite annoyed uh this is the kind of rhetoric that's going around the whole time by israel and israeli uh representatives that diplomat had no right whatsoever to use that kind of language but then we have our own ambassador here in arland and she wasn't very very helpful what she said about uh uh president hegan said from what i recollect pregnant he can basically said it's a war crime well well great can i give you a little comparison and maybe you can help me out here i'm not really familiar with what's going on uh i'm ignorant of the thing in the sense 47 uh the british was giving back what was called edda waterland they were giving it back to the palestinians but at the same time they went along and brought in the uh the jews and by bringing in the jews war erupted between 1947 and 48 which 750 palestinians were thrown out burnt out kicked out and charged out of their homes and they had to find refuge somewhere else and this is one of the starts of it in 1947 and 48 and has continued ever since we had we had a leader there i think his name was yasser arafat and he even though he was a member of the plo he was trying in the latter end i think they brought up an agreement in 1943 called the oslo um a chord a mama should that's what was called and basically that was what he said was that the israel should live in peace would equally the people of palestin should live in peace the problem with israel and all its leaders they just want to own the whole world that's it but it is complex well i'm sure they i mean you saying jewish people want to own the whole world that's right relatively what you said well well well okay okay i mean that's i don't want to they want they want to take over that whole area there uh in that part but also there are those in that part of the world as well that want the complete annihilation of all uh jewish people so whoever is it see i don't who people sort of say no it's their fault it's their fault it's their fault the bottom line is is my concern is is particularly what men do particularly mostly men shoot at each other and blow each other up or whatever i'm not sure we can ever stop that but whether it's israeli children and and civilians or those in gaza or palestine more genuine generally that's just unbelievable the wrongs and the right people go back and forward and back to the 40s and i get that and sometimes you have to go back in history to find out where we are and where we're going but there's no now to be fair to you grand i agree with you i know i probably should have said it first i'm totally opposed to what amas did that time apparently there was 1400 people uh murdered that that week uh where the hammas came in and just shot and kidnapped rent with it now somebody forces 1200 of them were or israeli soldiers i don't actually know but but you're writing what you're saying it's all wrong but how to start us i'm not sure but i mean the americans pumping in money left right in center definitely not going to start anything because if you have money in power and guns coming in like that you're going to do like pewton above in in in russia he wants to take over he doesn't he wants to annihilate all the ukrainian people and he wants that part of the world so that he can grow food and control the world so the next president of america one time says if we can control the clouds we can control the weather we can control the world and then he changes he said if we can control the food we can control and that's basically what pewton is doing the one thing too when i think this talks more to your point as well is that it seems that even qualified criticism of israel you'll you could you you get into bother for it so even if you say even if you say right israel are entitled to defend themselves but they can't go in blanket bombing civilians because that's a war crime even if you said that and i think to most right thinking people not just in arland but across the world that would be an acceptable statement it seems and that's really as much as i heard from the president really if the truth be told you can get into serious bother for that so so can i can i give you an analogy we'll just say we're back in 1980 in ireland or 85 or 86 and a certain terrorist group which was then called i don't know if the out where terrorist group they were called the ira and they went along and planted off a few bombs and and killed some people that gives the british the right to come in and murder bomb less than butcher and slaughter the people in northern ireland it is it didn't that's basically what's happening well that's what's happening well that's what that's what's happening in that's what's happening in gaza um leah so so israel israel israel is bombing the civilian population and killing innocent people with a view with a view with a view to altering the stance of the leadership of that country that's what uh that's what terrorist groups and inverted commas do you that's what they presumed the ira tried to do they bombed uh britain and elsewhere with a view to changing the policy of that government that is some might say and i'm seeing anti-israel is such that's what israel are doing they are bombing the general population because we know that because thousands upon thousands of them are dead with a view to changing and eliminating the leadership of of that country so some might say some might equate it that way that's all i'm saying that that's you've brought in the sort of that analogy some might feel well that's exactly what's happening right now so so it is and you will agree that america is supporting and not alone america our own thonister was very vocal the very first days after uh gas uh i'm not gonna have that went in and date for the date which was totally wrong but our thonster was very supportive uh in fairness leah i think in the in the immediate aftermath of what happened uh with that hamas attack and this and there was an awful lot that went on before that we both know that leah him as well on both sides but it was horrendous uh what what those individuals do and and i'll be honest if the world was not shocked to its core at those type of actions i'd even almost be more worried so i wouldn't blame the thonister for an immediate response i think the thonister the the thonister and um the the president and others within arland have i've said look stop it we need to stop this now we can't be doing this to civilians the t-shirt but we're never going to stop but greg we're never going to stop if we have americans pumping millions billions in armory entered we're never going to stop but i get you and i understand that leah but who's funding who's funding uh hamas it's aran who's funding who's supporting hamas it's russia so this is what makes me laugh when the some people uh of a certain political persuasion on social media seem they back israel and they back russia at the same time which is crazy because uh they are enemies of each other effectively but if russia and aran are are backing hamas which they are okay is it not then understandable as apparent as it is that these us bombs are killing civilians in gaza is it not understandable though in a geopolitical sense that western allies are going to roll in behind israel because it's effectively israel the west versus hamas aran russia well greg i i'm of the older uh on members of the world and i think the very opposite i think if israel actually pulled back totally pulled back and i mean that they have a lot to suffer from the fact that people are killed and innocent people and people are kidnapped i think if they pull back because if they go forward with this uh ground force and they're going to mormon butcher everybody and level us in front of them but you're dead right then iran is going to come in that's going to be worse that's going to be way worse the iran is only looking for an excuse to go in and they actually have announced that if there's a ground force going in they'll be there as we speak at the moment they're having meetings on this now they're in the north uh on the the northern border and we've got israel bombing in syria at the moment it really is a powder keg uh i i do think the likes of biden are starting to get a wee bit worried about it because their language is changing and i think they are trying to uh they're trying to uh they're trying to prevent israel from from doing exactly what you've talked about for the exact reasons that you talked about i don't think the west can afford to fight two wars on two fronts ie in ukraine and ie in the middle east but again you know it's the incredible loss of life you know it's like the the amount of young russian men and young ukrainian men and women uh the young israelis the young uh everyone in gaza i mean it's just the world's going to pop yeah it's it's gone to gone totally bad if if and i agree again now i'm of the older persuasion um if there was a such a thing as a god now is the time the fact coming down because the world needs him or needs somebody because it's gone absolutely and and someone said to me is it what's it all over is it about power is it about religion is it about greed i'm not sure break power you know i mean there's a lot of money in war um and that's that's it's made off the back of of soldiers uh really who are sent into these scenarios probably not really knowing what they're fighting for um to die yeah yeah it is it's it's horrendous uh what's going on and listen i mean like i was listening to a senior police officer with these uh israeli police force and he said that uh to those that are protesting israel's actions in gaza he'd round them up and put them on buses and drive the buses into the center of gaza uh you know which often which effectively meant that if you if they oppose them within israel they'd just be part of the the collateral damage in in in gaza that kind of language from senior police um i don't i don't see any space for it i don't know enough about it to have an opinion no you're more than me and you are leon but this is horrendous the type of language that's being used by by all sides like but by well i'll tell you good one before i let you go great because i don't want to be holding up your time we would ought to visit our son in south korea and being the first i am i would go through a police man and then asking certain questions the speed of the traffic down along and things like that and i happen to coincidently say to what do you think of the american president which at the time was uh mr trump and he said he said once he's there we're safe and i go i go sorry i don't understand he says and our korea is mad the leader jim trump wherever his name is but he knows that president trump is more mad and once he knows that we're safe it's not unreal that was a please i actually can understand it because at that time trump was was meeting with kim jung and that's what he wants he wants to be sort of anyway we're that that uh we're a million miles away from that now because that's another area of the world and then you also take in the the china to an situation and um we need to reset uh leon listen uh thanks very much for you call thanks a billy great take care of you thank you bye for now bye bye now on youtube facebook and at highland radio dot com it is almost the season to indulge secure your staff party or get together at sister sarah's letter kenny christmas party nights now available to book on 91122238 sister sarah's our proud sponsors of today's 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prisonment connor i mean all of cases of these natures are very difficult but this was a particularly gruesome and brutal uh case absolutely um i mean just all murders as you said are horrific uh greg bus um this one just had that added level of brutality and inhumanity and not these the nature the incredibly violent nature of the attacks carried out by palani on his three victims two of which he killed and uh mutilated their bodies i won't go into the the exact detail but it was just incredibly distressing for the friends of aiden moffis the first fatal victim who discovered his body in the home and then the nieces of michael snee who's the second fatal victim not to mention the the ongoing trauma been suffered by anthony burk who was um palani's first victim who he stabbed in the eye and miraculously um burk managed to to call 999 and anthony managed to pull through and he's a very resilient oppressive person and then there's this sort of kind of sensitivity around it that these were um palani's targeted these men because they were gay he used gay dating apps um to to meet them and to kind of convince them that he was you know a normal guy uh and in the case of anthony burk at least the circumstances of the murder meant he had to come out as gay everyone knew he was gay and and he was quite happy with you know uh people not knowing that so another awful side effect is you know added to the trauma is it kind of forced him against his will to come out as gay and and now he he told me that he feels forever associated with these murders you know the people of slago have been very very supportive to him but people will still stop and stare and and look at him and he knows what they're thinking uh palani said that he would have continued if he wasn't stopped that's right yeah um so palani was arrested uh following this um very dramatic guard a manhunt you know he got a convoy of eight or nine vehicles a heavy armed guardie traveling around distancing the homes of gay men in the slago area um with the assistance of mr burk uh in an effort to find his next victim or at least warn people to be very very careful about who they talk to online so palani um he was finally arrested uh guardie got a photo of him and was shown around slago town and someone recognized him and was able to give that school address guardie planned a massive arrest operation cleared out all the neighboring house and signed a spotlight into the house uh then ordered palani to come out hands up and and he did he came out peacefully initially an interview he made no admissions uh said he's nothing to do with it wasn't there uh but then by the third interview i think the uh the enormity of the evidence what he was insurmountable he realized and he made admissions and made very full and graphic admissions um he said that being gay is a sin under islam but he also said he didn't hate the men because they were gay so it's quite contradictory in places and um he also said the voices made him do it he was hearing voices he said he was had had mental health issues and um and and it was the voices really that made him do it this was an attempt an early attempt at you know preparing an insanity plea both the guardie and indeed psych psychiatric evidence and assessments found he wasn't insane he might be very disturbed individual but he didn't meet the legal definition of insanity and what about this money found in his property an enormous amount of money the guardie don't believe that this was you know part of him being radicalized or the funding of his actions but it still remains a mystery does it some lot of a mystery yeah this is 350,000 euro in cash large nomination denomination notes which were found in two suitcases in the home and obviously guardie's mind went to maybe there was an outside organization extremist organization involved in funding Pallani to carry out these acts and it was a daily age with their international partners and intelligence agencies to see if Pallani was on any any of their raiders he wasn't criminal assets bureau had a look at us they couldn't find any evidence of illegitimate uh uh sources the work in theory is that this is just the savings of the family over the years it's a family of eight siblings and two parents they came from Iraq about 17 years ago when you said Pallani was six years old and settled here under a refugee resettlement program it's understood they had a relatively high standard living in Iraq and brought some of that cash with them but only some the rest was was saved up over the years the family were very frugal and don't trust the banks and but I think the exact source of the money might remain a mystery but guardie seems very very confident it's not linked to terrorism or organized crime or anything like that okay Conor listen thank you so much for your time this morning I greatly appreciate it Conor Gallagher who is crime and security correspondent with the Irish Times giving us details of that trial yesterday uh at which uh Yusuf Pallani was sentenced to life imprisonment haven't taken the lives in the most horrific circumstances of Aidan Moffatt and Michael Snee and he was also sentenced as having pled guilty to the serious harm to Anthony Burke right okay on or back to other matters ironically poor McLaughlin is the spokesperson for fisheries in the marine a man who spoke against the reintroduction of the voice niche which was massively negative implications for small inland fishermen and then voted for the reintroduction in the doll so I wouldn't pin my hopes in him to get a result on the hospital it would appear from your initial interactions with him that the figures he worked on over the weekend on funding missed the point it was only on you pointing out that the hospital needs to be upgraded only when you pointed this out did he adjust the position so for a man supposedly working on this issue for years he appears to have a poor understanding of the issues I don't think that's a fair assessment I think most people across all political parties speaking on the hospitals speaking on the hospitals issues are well versed but listen that's your opinion a call to say Sligo hospital has a 359 bed capacity the population of Sligo 69,819 L.K. Leicester University Hospital 302 beds Leicester County population 167,000 why is that Leicester County has a smaller hospital with such a big difference in population not to mention refugees that have come into the county since is that actual Sligo's population because of course Leicester University Hospital services at North Mayo I think North Ross Common Leetrum as well but anyway be that as it may your point for the most part still stands there Greg we in Ireland do not know enough about the situation in Israel Palestine Gaza the history culture etc it's complicated all actually all I can see is the Old Testament being revived in the same wars and massacres and destruction being perpetrated perpetrated there's not a lot we can do only to try to suggest humanitarian and peace plans it would fit President Higgins to look at the thousand killed in Ireland since 2019 which was facilitated by the stroke of a pen the referencing abortion there he could do something to stop or lower the number of these deaths is that a false equivalence though you know we're talking about the people of Gaza and Israel of course being murdered in their thousands and comparing that to abortion in this country which many see as a healthcare as many don't and which the majority of people in this country voted in favor of why are we not commenting on the fact that Israel is the aggressor backed by the U.S. and have been oppressed in Gaza since 2006 7 long before that some would say that's precisely was the nature of the the conversation Greg I'm sorry to disagree with Liam on the 1948 date as the start of the Israeli-Palestinian war it started over 4 000 years ago and I've stuffed together to that effect by agree with most of his other statements thank you for that just to remind you once again the redress focus groups they're holding their update and support meeting tonight at 7 p.m it's an on green on hotel in bird everyone is welcome so get along if you don't mind and support the work of the redress focus groups it's a relatively small amount of people doing an awful lot of work that is making a difference in certain areas one step at a time so you can get along to on green and hotel bird to get an update and support and just to chat really I suppose as well tonight at 7 p.m there are six narrow bridges on the road from letter kennedy glentes these bridges recently had work done on them but instead of building them wider and making the road safer they built them exactly as they were how does this make any sense I don't know I don't know uh yes halloween next Tuesday Greg time I hate I'm so scared of bangers yeah I think most people don't realize you're the person using them and I haven't really so I don't know um bangers and how and fireworks are unpleasant Greg I'm not being facetious but I was just wondering how many cow farts would it take to equal the air pollution from the bombs etc exploding in both the Russian Ukrainian and the Israeli Palestinian Hamas war it is affecting climate change I don't hear any government politicians climate protesters or even our president talking about this air pollution or did I miss it there are some speaking about it of course but not in the way you not world leaders like you're talking of billions involved in profits for the munitions and ammunition industry is that why no one is complaining I'm heartbroken at the thousands of precious lives lost in these wars there are many many different contradictions in this world Oshin says no sides but take a look at the history we the west created Israel initially to solve a problem but eventually to control a region hence Israel created terrorist groups the brigade which carried out the attacks was the most extreme with the result Hamas shall have to negotiate with them for hostages the whole Arab world is not eating popcorn they are getting angry now Greg would it not be better to have those traffic lights at the pool star roundabout working part time like the ones in dairy at strand road roundabout they seem to be a good job there I presume the council aren't ruling anything in or out they're reviewing what's going on it's a complex junction on a relatively small roundabout they've just been switched on in fairness they're out there with their laptops assessing traffic moving sensors around too slow for some people but look personally me I'll wait a month and see what the story is then but some might say well that's easy for you Greg you're not running a business that's losing out so I understand all the variations okay no that's Tuesday's show in the bag we're back with you tomorrow morning at 9 for another episode of the 9 till noon show for me Greg Hughes and Karlo Norr who researched and produced


Hey everyone and welcome back to the Broogly Channel. I'm your host, Broogly, as always. And in this video I'm going to be talking about Backroom's level Megalophobia. This level is such a unique concept and it's also terrifying for a bunch of different reasons, which I'll get into in this explanation. Anyways, if you do like uniquely scary and terrifying Backroom's levels, then you'll want to stick around for this explanation. Thank you for watching and let's get into it, shall we? Backroom's level Megalophobia is classified as a class 3 difficulty and is unsafe and unsecure with some entities running around. Now the word Megalophobia actually means the fear of huge objects, so if you have that, tread with caution. The level itself resembles a town, specifically a really old looking town. And the houses here date back to the early 1800s, but some of them look a little bit newer. Now even though these buildings obviously look old, they're not broken and they're not worn down or anything. They're in incredible shape, but the weirdness is just getting started because inside some of the houses, the walls have level 0's wallpaper on them and level 0's carpet. Very strange. The town also has no paved roads or anything like that, instead it's just dirt paths or rock paths. Now even though this town is straight out of the 1800s, there's also electrical poles and wires running through them. And there's even cell phone towers here. Yeah, why does a town that looks so old have modern day technology? The houses here also have tons and tons of non-euclidean properties that make no sense whatsoever. Like some of them are just massive on the inside but tiny looking on the outside, some of the houses are flooded completely from the floor to the ceiling and some of the doors in the houses open up to nothing on the other side except the wall. And a really common thing is that the ceilings have an insane amount of light bulbs in them. Just a ton of weird stuff like that is happening inside these houses, even though the outside looks like it's from the 1800s. But it still gets even more mysterious because the entire town of this level is actually inside of a super structure. So literally everything you see is inside of this ungodly massive building. The building kind of looks like a factory, but instead of just a normal factory, it's a huge factory with massive windows on each side. And these windows cannot be seen out of because there's just bright lights coming through them. They also kind of smell like coal and ash if you get too close, which is another interesting thing. Now it's not known how big this mega structure is, but it is so big that it's got its own weather and clouds inside of it. Because sometimes the level has rain and thunderstorms, which makes it even weirder because it's raining and thunderstorming inside of a building. It isn't recommended to go anywhere near the walls of this level because of the windows there.  So yeah. Something that isn't talked a lot about in this level are the echoes that happen in it. Like just talking slightly louder than your normal voice will cause these huge echoes to bounce off the walls, the ceiling and the roof.  And also on top of that, sometimes you can hear really strange noises like screaming or crying way off in the distance, just a faint echo of it.  These screams might also be coming from the next part of the level, which is called the holes. These holes lead to underground tunnels beneath the town and beneath that mega building. These holes are randomly placed and randomly generated along the level, so no one really knows where they're at, but you'll know when you find one because it's just a big hole. And if you do jump into one of these holes, you will fall into a tunnel and these tunnels are part of a huge system of long claustrophobic labyrinths of tunnels that have a few inches of lukewarm water in the middle. The water isn't flowing, it's just completely still, and it looks like it's supposed to be a sewer kind of down here, except instead of being dirty and nasty like a normal sewer, these tunnels are 100% clean. There's no dirt, no grime, nothing, just clean blue water and clean white surfaces. And the tunnels themselves are made out of this marble type of rock that actually dampens any sound that happens near them. So if you're splashing around or screaming, it won't be that loud, it won't be that echoey because the stone absorbs it. The tunnels are also lit up by these really weird orb light things on the walls, which is pretty nice, but it also means that there's a bunch of entities here as well. Speaking of entities, the only entities that will be above ground in that town area are window entities, hounds, and facelings, and these are pretty common in most backroom levels, so they're common here. And those are the only ones that have been seen so far, there could be more, but down in the depths of these tunnels, there are a ton more like clumps, the hydrolytus plague, insanities, hair worms, which are brain-altering parasites that live in the water, and if ingested, can make you very sick. There's also skin stealers, and these are the ones that have just been seen so far in the tunnels, but as I said, the tunnels are this infinite labyrinth of weird tunnels that no one's ever explored, so there could be more, since no one has any idea how deep they go. There are no bases or outposts here, and to enter the level, you can be sent here by randomly no clipping from level 38, or you can find a ski lift in any level and ride it to be sent to the town here, but I don't think I'd become in here to be honest. I don't really like big things, so I kind of have megalophobia in a way, and the fact that there's a town inside of a giant factory is terrifying to me. So to summarize the level, level megalophobia is a decently large town made out of old-looking buildings and roads. However, even though this town is old, there are modern technologies like cell phone towers and telephone wires everywhere, and all of the level takes place inside of a mega structure with huge roofs and walls and windows. This mega building is so big that clouds and weather can form above the town, and underneath all of this crazy stuff is more crazy stuff, a maze of tunnels filled with clean blue water that goes deeper and gets more claustrophobic as you go. Cool stuff. Go check out my second and third channels, Tugly and Spoogely. Tugly gets reactions, gameplays, funny rants, like four times a week. Spoogely gets SCPs and conspiracy theories, like two times a week. So there's something for everybody. I'm trying to get Tugly to 50k by the end of the year, and we're already at 32,000, so if you do want to help me get that, drop us all, it's free. Thank you for everything, and I will see you in the next video. Peace.


Çok iyi, çok iyi. Nöbette biz dar varız. Canımızdan azizdir. Bıraktığın emanet. Cumhuriyet şereftir. Namustur cumhuriyet. Ateş içinde dolduk. Uyku biz yaramaz. Ölüm bilalasa. Bize evde bulamaz. Talada, fabrikada, Kırçada okuldayız. Fakat hep bir emelde. Bir yönde bir yoldayız. Bugün hürriye için vatan bildik. Çanakkale, Edene, Çanakkale, İzmir, Ardahan bildik. İndiğimiz yolda, Çin'e rızadüzü, Hak erinin bağrına, Saplar ısıngımızı, Harikala yaratır, Bir damlacık Türk kanı, Dünyalar alkışlıyor. Bir avuç kahramanı, O bir avuç kahramanı, Biliyor tarihini. İmanı ve dini. Seve seve bırakıp, Köyde kocanı, Göz kırpmadan veriyor. Koluna bacağını. O böyle hasroldukça, Hürriye ile imanla, Türk yurdu yükseyecek her gün, Şeref ile şanla, İmanlı göğslere karşı Dağlar duramaz. Coşarsak selimize, Dünyalar bevuramaz. Türküs, Düşman üstüne işte böyle akarız. Yirmi milyon ateşiz, Yirmi dünya yakarız. Ey ölümsüz Atatürk, Şerefisin milletin, Bekçisiyiz, Tek kalsak, İnan Cumhuriyeti! 8 oğlan bu morada, Ağzımıza yardım etsin.  Sadece erkek, New Jersey'nin y inevitable Türkçe à intervention. Bu sahip bir yerine bir gizli olacağını istiyorduk. Çünkü bir yerine bir gizli olacağımızı, Türkiye'nin ücretsiz bir ücretsiz bir ücretsiz bir ücretsizler. Bir ülkele flame saldırıcığımla beraber mesajlıyım. Bir ülkele bir sürü da bir ülkele bir ve bu hala bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, community men and women that are here in uniform of all different backgrounds and groups of they protect this city in so many ways and we need to really applaud them. It is really good seeing you and the road you play in public safety and some of the most difficult and complicated times that we are in. It doesn't matter who's the president, who's the mayor, who's the governor. Our men and women who wear the blue uniform do not bring in any political agenda. They have one purpose and that is to serve and protect the people of the city and they are doing an amazing, amazing job and I thank them for what they do every day. Keep doing the work that you're doing. Keep showing what's great about the dignity of this great city. But we're excited about today. I think this is the second year that we are raising the flag here, took 110 mayors before we are finally able to raise the flag of Turkey here at Bolan Green. And I tell everyone who is participating in these flag raising that understand the beauty of this country. I am not an American African. You are not an American Turkey of a Chinese person is not an American Chinese. America tells you to put your country first. Don't abandon your country.  I'm an African American. German is a German American. You do not have to abandon your culture, your style, your language as these beautiful children were speaking in a language. You do not have to abandon and hide your culture here in this country. We all come and bring all of our cultures here to create this great experiment of democracy and is excited when you can wave your flag right here in Bolan Green, the foundation of our economic strength. We have raised flags here from all the groups all over the globe. This is the United Nations. Not only on the east side on 42nd Street, but where the United Nations in every neighborhood. No matter when you go, you see the diversity. We should embrace that. We should be excited about that. We should welcome that. That is who makes us great because you could come and live in unison and don't have to abandon who you are. You could wear hijab. You could wear kufi. You could wear yamaka. You could wear dashiki. You could go to a mosque. You could go to a synagogue. You could go to a Baptist church. You could go to a Buddhist temple. You could go to a Sikh temple. You can pray five times a day or you can pray quietly inside the corner of your own office. We were able to open up places where you can prayer inside government to builders. You can do the call of prayer now in the city of New York so that people can hear it just as you're able to celebrate and have those places in Williamsburg, wherever would acknowledge of their shop is coming. That's who we are. That's what these flag raisins are about. They're not a ceremonial moment that's taking place on the stage of our city history. This is a moment where we reemphasize our diversity is our strength. That's who we are. And you know what? The beauty of being in the city is we don't have to agree. 8.3 million people, 35 million opinions. You can disagree peacefully. You can disagree peacefully. That's who we are as a country and that is who we are as a city. There are cities that are second and third greatest cities, but there's only one city that's the greatest city on the globe. And that's New York City. Let's raise this important flag. But before I do so, no one personifies the goodness of this community more than the benevolence of who I believe is really the unofficial ambassador of peace from the Türkiye Community. And that is Alibaba. Alibaba is Alibaba every Wednesday night. Every every Wednesday night Alibaba is out feeding New York is who are in need. He is just a real hero and he symbolizes the benevolence that comes from your community. And I am just really proud to have him as a friend and have him as a resident of our great city. And we just want to say on behalf of all New York is that you have helped. He has helped people so often and he's always given back. He always have the optimistic approach to life no matter how challenging it is. And we just wanted to as we raised the flag of Tokyo, we wanted to pause and just say thank you for what you do all the time. Alibaba. Here's a citation from the people of the city of New York. You are what makes us great. And so we're going to give another proclamation to the Turkish heritage and centenary day to acknowledge the great work that they're doing and girls come together. It offers an excellent opportunity to deepen our understanding of the rich culture and history of Turkey recognize the vast contribution of Turkish New Yorkers and stand in solidarity with our Turkish sisters and brothers together. We continue to ensure that New York remains an inclusive and dynamic center of opportunity for all Eric Adams, mayor of the city of New York. Thank you. You got hold that. Thank you so much. Okay, ready? Raise the flag. We're going to give certificates today. You can teach you. Okay, yeah, we'll do that. So with that, let's do the US National Anthem Color Guard. Please present the colors. And we will have Detective Machia Brown sing our national anthem of the greatest country in the world, the United States of America. That was beautiful. Let me recognize also my dear friend Dr. Semia. Thank you doctor for being here. Let me have all the children underneath the Turkish flag please. All the children, Mardov School, Jumineer School, Atatürk School, Kerna, Anno and Council General. with the kids. Come on. No, Banner Ibrahim Banner Ibrahim Banner Ibrahim Çocuklaral oğlum. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. The kids please. Çocuklaral oğlum.  Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let me also recognize ambassador Sedat Oynal's wife who's represent who's here representing him. Thank you so much for being here with us and all the Vice-Counciler of the Republic of Turkey for Teşekkürler. Bu yüzden Turkish National Anthem'i veriyoruz. Benim yeni arkadaşım Çala Tujar Oğlu. Evet kızım. Randofeye, her zaman hazır mısın? Bu güzel. Bu güzel operasını veriyorlar. Teşekkürler. Bu komisyonur Kastro. Kastro'ya gelin. Komisyonur Kastro. Kastro'ya gelin. Geliyor geliyor. Tamam. Tamam. Çocuklarım var mı? Çocuklarım var mı? Çocuklarım var mı? Hadi. Teşekkürler İbrahim. Türk-ü New York'larım var mı? Türk-ü New York'larım var mı? Teşekkürler İbrahim. Sertifikatı var mı? Türk-ü New York'larım var mı? Türk-ü New York'lara göre, Türk-ü New York'la göre, Türk-ü New York'la göre, Türk-ü New York'la göre, Türk-ü New York'dan sarhoş veriyorlar. Özgürlükler Remove. çocuklar. Selin Kurtuluş. Kerem Zirvali. Kerem. Kerem. Kerem. Kerem. Okay, come on. Gel buraya oğlum. He. Very good. We also have Delilah. Delilah. Where are you? Ruki. Where are you Ruki? There you go. Thank you Eric Adams. You're the greatest. Thank you. God bless you. Mehmet Ele Ezer. Tuje Seçen. There you go. Mete Türk Özdemir. There you go. Aydan. Where are you kızım? There you go. Brut off the music please. Brut off. Brand off. Ya. Okay. Yasemin again. Selin again. Kerem again. Delilah again. They printed it two times. Mayor and officer. Ah nereden başlayayım nereden bitireyim. Anyway. Thank you. Brut off. Let's do that music. Ne mutlu. Ne mutlu. Turkim diyelim. Yaşasın. Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Yaşasın. View for being here. Around of each of you for honoring and coming today. Thank you.


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