Toy Story is one of the greatest movie series in the world. I loved it growing up. I loved Pixar movies since I was a kid. However, there is something that I've been devastated from that. I think I might feel comfortable telling you. I was browsing on the web, watching YouTube videos, and looking on Google images of Toy Story, etc. Until, I got a mail notification on my laptop saying I got an email from Pixar. As I opened the email, it said, Dear biggest Toy Story fan in Australia. We have found a very old deleted scene of Toy Story 2 in outer files. A former Pixar animator. We wish not to mention the name of, was fired for adding this in a film for children and his taste in horror films, so we dropped it out and replaced it with a better one for children. Only watch this at your own risk. The Pixar team. I was very surprised and confused. How did they even know me? And how was there a lost Toy Story 2 file? But I accepted the email anyway. The file name was, WoodyNightmareBeta.move. So it was an early test of Woody's nightmare. I thought. I opened the file, and it had a message before the video started. This deleted scene of Toy Story 2 has been changed and will never be seen by the public. This disturbing clip is not for the faint hearted. Viewer discretion is advised. Moving right on, it showed a shot of Andy's house at dusk. We zoomed into the window, and we go into Andy's room. No one was visible except for Woody, who is on the shelf that Andy's mom put him on after Andy accidentally ripped his arm. Woody was facing away from us, he sighed. He left me. He actually left me. He moaned. Woody turned around, with a depressed look on his face.  It touched me deeply to see Woody crying. His sobs didn't sound too fake, they sounded like that his voice actor, Tom Hanks, was in tears. He cried for a good 10 seconds before his crying got more pained and louder. He called out. His friends, Buzz Lightyear, Mr. Potato Head, Slinky Dog, Ham, and Rex heard Woody sobbing as they came out from under the bed. I realized the reason Woody was crying, and he didn't take him to Cowboy Camp. In a fit of anger, Woody pushed the magic eight ball, as seen in the first film, off the shelf, leaving the floor with a dent. Well, the Cowboy needs to hold himself. Ham whispered to his friends. Woody jumped off the shelf onto the ground and told the five toys that he will find a new home. Guys, short staff meeting, I will be finding a new lovely place for me to enjoy. So, goodbye everyone. The rest of Andy's toys heard Woody's speech, and they were saddened to hear Woody leaving. Woody climbed out of the window and looked at Andy's room for one last time, before sliding off the roof. He got flung up in the air due to the water drain giving him an extra boost, but he wasn't badly injured. Woody traveled throughout the Tri-County City until he found an old restaurant. He decided to spend life as a homeless toy. Before he found a place to rest, he heard something rustling in the bin, which appeared in the final film. He went to investigate the bin, it rustled again until broken toy arms, which also appeared in the final film, emerged out of it and grabbed Woody by the waist. He struggled trying to get the arms off him, but their grip was too strong. They pulled him in the bin. What Woody saw in the bin after being dropped in there were dead rats, blood and flies flying over their bodies. Woody had a scared expression on his face, he tried to climb out of it. While that happened, it had many jump cuts going back and forth showing what is happening in the scene right now, static, and what appears to be the beginning of Monster's Inc., where Mr. Bile was trying to scare a simulator child. Before Woody got an inch out, the arms grabbed him and tried to bury him alive. Woody was being strangled, as one of the arms grabbed him by the throat. He screamed as he is being pulled into the bloody puddle, as it had another back and forth moment, showing animals being slaughtered, static and Woody being pulled in the bin. Only Woody's hand reached out, which is the only part of Woody that is not swallowed whole. Moments later, Woody got thrown out of the bin and landed on the pavement. However, he did not move. He was slightly inactive.  There were screams fading in slowly, as the screen stayed on his face, zooming in on it. But not long after, it showed a scene that came from the final movie, Woody waking up screaming and gasping for air, the scene he meets wheezy. Then the video ended. My stomach was feeling upset, so I rushed to the bathroom and vomited straight into the toilet. I couldn't bother showing it to YouTube, so I deleted the file, so no one could have their childhoods ruined. I've had a lot of nightmares about that video clip, I've hallucinated Woody's lifeless face staring at me. The animator who made that scrapped animation of Woody's nightmare from Toy Story 2 must be sued. I haven't watched a Toy Story video, nor looked up an image after what I just saw. If you get a file that is about a deleted scene which is made by writer for his taste in creepy stuff, don't watch it.


In 1961 a couple was on their way home from a vacation when they were confronted by strange beings Their encounter and the following story made national news and shook both of them to their core the story of Barney and Betty Hill This is red web So Betty and Barney Hill were a couple in their early 40s from Portsmouth, New Hampshire Now this will come back later But it's worth noting that they were an interracial couple which was very uncommon for the 1960s Love to see it. Yeah, love to see it. The couple hadn't been on vacation for a very long time and Spontaneously decided to go on a three-day road trip up to Niagara Falls and visit the Montreal area on September 19th 1961 this is when everything kind of kicked off They started their drive back to Portsmouth and they had planned to get home around 3 a.m. Now around 10 30 just south of Lancaster, New Hampshire Betty saw a bright light moving in the sky somewhere between the moon and where Jupiter was located at that time But the light only seemed to grow becoming brighter as it started to move a little bit more Erratically Betty asked Barney to pull the car over so they could get a closer look at that object And they stopped at a picnic area just south of Twin Mountain Betty looking through binoculars saw what she thought was a flying craft and at first Barney believed It was just an airplane but suddenly the craft turned to their location and Barney then changed his mind They got back in the car and quickly drove away toward Franconia notch a narrow mountain pass in the white mountains And they started driving slowly when they saw the craft again so they could try to observe it They saw it fly over a signal tower on Cannon Mountain and they said it looked like it was rotating It had flashing lights Multicolored lights and that was all before they noticed that it was actually descending upon them at that time Barney stopped in the middle of the highway and it hovered silently above them about a hundred feet above the ground Well Barney gets out of his car I don't know what he's thinking and he describes the craft as large and pancake shaped and they see about 8 to 11 Entities looking down on them Well, the whole it's like a mini van of aliens. Yeah, they're whole families in there at this point They said most of these figures had turned walking towards something in the ship, but one stayed behind Okay So Barney at that point said that he saw bat-like wings with red lights outstretched from the vessel and Came down from the ship gut instincts back in check. He yells at Betty He says they're going to capture us and he runs back to the car now as they drive Betty opens the window to look at the craft and they heard strange noises such as like Beeping and buzzing noises then they said they experienced a dullness of their consciousness And when they finally came to they heard the same beeping and buzzing noises and they were on the same road But they were 35 miles away and all they could recall at this point was that they had taken a sharp turn at some point in the car stopped in front of a fiery orb and Then that was it. I would go to a doctor who knows what happened, you know, I mean But like to have two people share this very vivid experience Maybe they're in it together Maybe so when they arrived home It wasn't until that moment when they realized that they were arriving two hours later than they expected Meaning that they had lost two hours of time somewhere in that kind of blackout state And at this point they started noticing other things right for example the strap on the binoculars was ripped Their watches had both stopped working and would never work again Barney's shoes had been incredibly scuffed and Betty's dress was torn and had a very strange pink powder on it And the final detail that's a bit odd here is that shiny circles Appeared on the trunk of their car and what's even weirder is when you bring a compass to these new shiny circles You know like buff spots on the back of their trunk The compass would start spinning as if it was interfering with the magnetic field and it was this all like verified by I don't know Question Valid question and Betty at this time seemed to believe that they had seen a UFO But anytime she brought that up Barney wouldn't hear it didn't want to didn't want to talk about that didn't know There's no UFOs no aliens in play here But a few days later two days actually on September 21st Betty finally reported the incident to the nearby peace Air Force Base wanting to take them seriously Betty when talking to them left out certain details So that way obviously they wouldn't get laughed at and turned away and major Paul Henderson actually contacted her the next day And after hearing their account said that they'd probably just misidentified Jupiter Which I'll be honest. I've stargazed a few times in my day, and I'm not gonna say you know Jupiter hasn't ever leapt out at me And knocked me out like I'm just saying ten days after the incident Betty then began having strange nightmares She said that they were all incredibly vivid and very Distressing very disturbing Betty ultimately over the next five nights from there had five dreams one per night And she only told her husband Barney about the very first one She took notes on these dreams and here's kind of what those notes outline and each dream She was with Barney in the forest She saw five foot tall beings with gray skin dark eyes and hair these individual Five foot tall beings were also wearing shiny dark uniforms a man examined Betty's body and later took her to a leader As she called him that spoke to her She looked at a book with strange symbols And when she asked the leader where they had come from he showed her a map with dotted stars Basically a holographic map and this is when Betty came to believe that the night they couldn't remember Was the night that they were abducted by aliens that these dreams were actually memories that these dreams were telling her something And she finally felt like she could get a little bit of closure on maybe what had happened The story of Barney and Betty Hill is so disturbing There are so many extra details to uncover and if you want the theories as to what went on here Check out red web wherever you get podcasts


Welcome to the Toddy Korba show presented by Buffalo Wild Wings. I'm Sam Murray joined now with Stevenson women's soccer head coach Toddy Korba and coach maybe not the start of the season that you had hoped for sitting at one five and two currently But the rack record may not match the play. So just talk about your team's performance to the first half of the season Yeah, so I you know, we knew heading in to the season starting out at the Invitational Wayne Smith with Rochester and Wayne Smith that it was gonna be Certainly a competitive start to the season. I thought a good test and it was it was a great experience really being there and You know kind of getting away together and heading up to New York and Played very very well against two very strong teams and I think to start the season that way Really kind of showed that we are capable of playing with one of the best teams in the country in Wayne Smith and the Score, you know three-nothing And we you know, we created some chances and it really wasn't It really wasn't that we were being dominated. So I think that Was great for for really a young team that we have for them to see that We are capable of a lot of good stuff this season. So, you know rolling then into into Gettysburg and St. Mary's in Catholic and really we have no breaks in our schedule. So playing some of the best teams certainly in the region and and you know, even in the country and Have been really pleased with how we've been playing for the most part and I think that we've been learning from every single game and you know a bunch of one-goal losses against some very very good teams or some overtime losses or some ties and You know sometimes in soccer, honestly all you can ask for is their performance and sometimes the results you can dominate a team and Lose or be dominated and win Which honestly is kind of what our disails win was we were pretty dominated and and won So it's been kind of an upside-down Backwards funky season and I think the team's done a really really good job Staying locked in and staying focused and knowing that We're capable of a lot more than our record indicates You know while she may not also have the record either Keegan Kaferi in net has done pretty well for you She's just a sophomore played in one game a couple minutes last season talk about her play between the posts for you so far yeah Keegan has grown so much in the last year and Was just a great overall team player for us last year and Did so much work in the off-season put on a ton of muscle and a ton of confidence think with that muscle and Had a really good spring season for us clearly did a lot of work this summer and came in and just said is my spot and She has been She's been outstanding and I think again for her to only be a sophomore You know, I think kind of the sky's the limit in terms of what she's capable of she's got great size and You know, she's strong in the air. She's made some outstanding saves for us and So I think as long as we keep her confidence up and you know, she's got a great work rate And she's just a great team player and you know great person to be around So we couldn't be happier with where she is and and what you know the next two and a half years hold for her Yeah, shifting into the field. You have seven goals this season seven different goal scorers Probably not what you drew up heading into the season So is there someone that you see in the second half maybe emerging as a top goal scorer? Are you happy with the spreading it throughout the team? Well spreading it throughout the team is certainly not been intentional, but Sure, we'd love to have somebody kind of rise to the top and be that person We have had a tremendous amount of injuries this season We've had Maciel tear. We've had compartment syndrome. We've had stress fractures broken hands broken feet dislocated shoulders concussions So we've had Marissa and Glisa who scored, you know, a bunch of goals for us last year's missed last couple of games Shannon McNulty is out for the season. So we've taken some hits on the offensive side of things, but I think goal scoring is one of those things where Sometimes the harder you push the harder it it is to finish. So I'm trying to strike that balance of Allowing our forwards who've been working really really hard Allowing them the opportunity to kind of rise to the top without, you know, really putting too much pressure on it And I think, you know, hopefully we're poised to have some people You know find their hit their stride in conference and hopefully we're getting Marissa back right in time for conference and certainly that will help but Really any of them? I mean a lane erasers been playing really well for us as a as a target and We certainly have had a bunch of people kind of pop up and score goals here and there and and hopefully that continues But hopefully we get some people scoring multiple goals as well Yeah, before we flip the page to conference or as we flip the page to conference and ending non-conference play What do you want to see your team kind of improve on or emphasize on as you head into the second half of the season? Yeah, I think Again, it's been interesting. We've we've walked off the field many times this season Really happy with you know leaving it all in the field and really feeling like we've battled in every single game and Ironically, I think the worst we've all felt this season was our win against the sales Which I think really says a lot about the team as well Certainly that's something we wanted to get that monkey off our back and finally get that win and it was not satisfying and and I appreciate I think that the team You know, we all want the performance and the result and I think given our you know given our schedule That's what we're going to need So going forward, you know, we need to continue to battle and and to fight and to leave everything on the field and play the way that we want to play and You know Continue to push and and get those results But I think the general consensus really throughout the team is that you know we've we've been through a lot and we've hung tight and you know, we're playing too hard and fighting too much for it not to ultimately Pay off and I think that I think there's a you know a bit of a feeling that you know We're about to hit our stride and and hopefully it's it's in conference Yeah, you mentioned conference starts on Saturday kind of like the non-conference schedule It's not easy to start you play Arcadia at home on Saturday. They're ranked 23rd turn around three days later host number four messiah What's the goal in conference play outside of the obvious of winning it? Yeah, I think certainly, you know the focus is one game at a time We talk a lot about one minute at a time just kind of win the minute I'm really looking forward to the Arcadia messiah games. I think You know, we've stepped up against some good teams. So You know, this isn't kind of the first game the first tough competition we're coming up against at all I have a tremendous amount of confidence that that will show up and certainly those those are the two best teams in conference You know historically I think to get a result And either of those, you know would be fantastic and But it's again, it's soccer.  We're on You know ball bounces a funky way. I think as long as you're competing You know stuff can happen. So we're looking forward to those games and I think You know the way things fall out really the bulk of our conference schedule is really towards the the back end of it We're teams that we are You know gonna be fighting for those those conference spots and you know, I think the first step is to take games one by one and You know focus on that one and try and pick that team off and then focus on the next and certainly then To finish in the top five and and as high up as we can and then certainly to go into playoffs and go from there Well coach plenty of soccer left still this season So we wish you the best of luck the second half of the season and hopefully we're sitting right back here previewing the Macom well playoffs. Yeah. Thank you for head coach Toddy Korba. I'm Sam Murray and this has been the Toddy Korba show


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Evidently, clearly, as you can see by the video, this is legitimate or not. The elite psychos in control love to take advantage of the naive masses. The average person is so trusting, oh, why would they lie to me? Why would they lie to me? Because they want everything, especially your money. And there have been quite a few events over the past few months. The more popular ones actually that have little to no video or photos. No proof. Imagine your friend comes up to you and says, hey, I just won a million dollars at the lottery. Or oh, I just bought a new Bugatti. Okay, where's the lotto ticket? Where's the Bugatti? Oh, well, I don't have it. The problem is most people don't question anything. They just take the news as what's in front of them. And I'm not going to mention the events, but it's 2022. Everyone has a camera on their phones. The security footage was also offline. And these stories plastered all over the news. Have no photos. Have no videos. There's very little to zero evidence. That being said, there's still no confirming that this video is the complete truth. And that's the pattern of these news stories. The people in control of the media put as little evidence, as little details as possible, reduce the margin of error. They don't share specifically where it was, the name of the farm, the farmer doesn't make a video about what happened. It's very mysterious and it lacks credibility. So why would they be announcing this? In the past, for my businesses, when anything happened, anything bad, I would film it. I would document it. I'd be freaking out. Thousands of cattle reported dead. Heat stress kills estimated 10,000 head of Kansas feedlot cattle. DTN calls to feedlots in the area and to ranchers whose bred animals were seen in some privately shared photos of dead cattle were not immediately returned. What is known is that leading up to these heartbreaking losses, temperatures in the area were over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. There was humidity and there was little to no wind to help cool the animals. Large losses in feedlots due to heat stress seemed to start every year around June, and veterinarian AG Tarpoff, who works with Kansas State University Extension, explained that when there is a perfect storm of too much heat and no opportunity for nighttime cooling, cattle can accumulate heat and die from the stress. It's a situation, he added, and can hit both feedlot and grazing animals. So they wildly plaster an issue all over mainstream media, then send in the government goon expert to justify what happened. Oh, I'm a veterinarian. This is clearly what happened here. Nothing abnormal. This is very typical. In this case, it's a veterinarian, a government accredited, whatever you have to go to a veterinarian school, I don't know, veterinarian school. Now did this really happen?  I don't believe it for a second.     Cattle futures are down a bit. We can speculate with the stock market crashing that red meat sales are down, people don't want to spend money on food. Is it possible that this news story is not legitimate? I don't know. Do you want to pump up meat sales? Oh, we're going to run out of red meat, so you better buy some. They've done that many, many times before. Is it an insurance collection on the farmer's end? I mean, it's only a few million dollars. Would they really plaster all the mainstream media for a few million dollars? Probably they might, I don't know. The USDA compensates 75% of the market value of the cattle, and that's not a bad idea if the market's down and you can't sell your beef. But it got me thinking, looking at that video, the way all the cows are like, they're just, their legs are out all the same way, if they die of heat stress, that doesn't seem right. I've slaughtered cattle before, so when you hit them in the head and their nerves go dead, they spaz out to a certain way. I'm assuming someone who's an expert on nervous system or a farmer or a rancher would know what a cattle is supposed to look like when they die of heat issues. That video may or may not be indicative of that, but again, I don't have enough experience to know that. Did high heat and humidity really cause cattle deaths in Kansas? The latest look at potential losses. An unconfirmed video of dead black-hided cattle made its rounds on social media this week. While there's no way of knowing just how many cattle have died from the heat this week, routers quoted the Kansas Department of Health and Environment saying at least 2,000 head of cattle had been lost. One drovers said that it's very possible 5,000 cattle may have succumbed to the heat, but the talk of 10,000 head is likely an exaggeration of reality. With herd calling is already taking place due to the drought this year, Mark Gold of Stone X Group says it will have an impact on the supply of cattle in the US. The rumors are that we are losing 100 to 500 head per feed out here, says Gold. That's a lot of cattle.  If you own these cattle and they're worth $1,000, $2,000 per head, you're going to know exactly how many cattle died, how many cattle you have. You're going to know the exact number, not, oh, 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, I don't know. It was 9,726. They would know the exact number of cattle. There's no guessing. There's no estimating how many cattle were lost. They would have the exact statistic.  Oh, we're not sure we can't count from 1,000 to 1,000.  These people deserve to be f*****g. They've done this before. Farmers have had to cull animals, especially chickens. They're burying vegetables underground for various reasons. Whether there's no market demand or the product is bad, then they take those images, those pictures from whatever event, plaster them all over social media for more fear-mongering, predictive programming. Oh, no, I'm going to starve to death. Who f*****g cares? Who wants? And this can go in several directions. The continued war on meat from the environment nonsense is a big one. Oh, look how horrible. The cattle were being treated. The poor cattle died out in the sun. No, they probably got a f*****g bullet in their head if I had to guess. Climate change is causing the heat waves. Better drive an electric car and drink their soiling green.  Anyway, I'm a little out of line for this video, guys. I'm a little on edge. I haven't had a good week, but hopefully you guys enjoyed this. Hopefully this gives you a new and enlightened perspective on the current news and events going on in the world. So if you guys would like to support me, you can check out frank-deafon.com to see all of my businesses outside of that. Please drop a like on the video, leave a comment down below, subscribe so that YouTube can unsubscribe me next week, and be sure to check that notification bell so they don't notify you of my videos. 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I have Jerry and Gautam here from Solutions IQ who would be helping us in this today's session. And I hope, I mean did anyone of you get any intimation to you know to carry your diving suits? No? Okay, don't worry even if you don't have, it doesn't matter, we'll really explore a lot in this one hour. So what I would be doing in this one hour is I will make you all to really deep dive into this limitless sea of retrospectives which has been one of my interest area for a couple of years. So I am Madhvi, I am from Solutions IQ, I am from Hyderabad and I work as an agile consulting coach for SIQ. So that's about me and Jerry would you like to just introduce, okay, so Jerry is our no he is a coach and he is agile consultant at SIQ, he is CSC so he will be helping us in this session too. So how I have divided this one hour session is the first 15 minutes I would be doing a retrospective surgery where we will talk about the common symptoms, the common smells that we come across while doing the retrospectives and what was my approach of tackling them and then the remaining 45 minutes you all would be doing a retrospective surgery wherein I will be giving you some real life example scenarios and you will play with it, okay. So retrospective surgery, why am I calling it surgery, any thoughts post-mortem, okay, any other thoughts, why surgery, yes Jeff, okay, good, thank you, so difficult, good, so assume no you have a patient suffering with the diabetics and he has a tumor in a hand, okay and he comes to a doctor, what would a doctor do, would he directly take him to the operation theater and operate, no right, what happens if he does that, that might be his last day, right. So what does a doctor do typically, he tries to assess, he tries to do some preliminary investigations, find out the background of that particular person, what are his ailments, get some preliminary information and then he will suggest a suitable surgical procedure that will suit him, right. So that is the same case even in software engineering, when we are working with teams when we are trying to you know use some method or a technique, understanding the background and the context of the teams is very, very important. So we as crumb masters and agile coaches when we are working with the teams we need to really understand what is the context, what is the background, what is the situation that we are posed with and then try to use a suitable technique or a method that will actually suit the given scenario, got it.


Hello. Let me see just how it works there. Oh, yeah. So, my name is Roussanda Alexandru Kurka and I'm coming from Republic of Moldova. It's there. A former socialist country where yesterday the new government was dissolved again. So, again, black nights and instability in Moldovan politics. I am an agricultor living in the village in this region, growing my food, taking care of my farm. And this is how my routine looks like. There are three big issues that concerns me and I'm trying to approach them through my activities. First of one is ecology and agriculture. So, I am trying to act daily following the principles of permaculture. This is an approach that guide us to mimic the patterns and relationship we can find in nature with special care and respect for environment and for neighbors. Also, oh, this is how I'm my organic food. Also, I'm doing different activities related to raise awareness about environmental issues. This is an info campaign in my village about what to do with the leaves because 80% of the villages in Moldova are burning the leaves in the autumn.  So, I've made this and somebody made a video with me and this video went viral like in two weeks. There were 2,200,000 of you and a lot of messages. Gosh, this is about leaves, you know. And the second issue is access to art and art education. In Moldova, culture is super centralized. Everything is happening in Kishino, in the capital and in towns and villages there are no access to art, just some folklore stuff. So, this is the Center for Cultural Projects that we and my colleague Oksana, we are running together. And we are doing, we are supporting the emerging playwrights and doing workshops facilitated by international theater makers for them. And also, we are doing workshops, theater workshops in small villages for children and teenagers. And also, we are doing activities in Transnistria, a region where we are in conflict for 20 years already. So, we are trying to connect and build bridges between us and art institutions and artists from this region. And the third issue is man and the future. So, this year we produced one of the most known Riminis Protocol production. Riminis Protocol is a theater company from Germany. And we produced it with our colleague Savache Boutard Theatre Company. It was a huge project for us because it was a lot of money and efforts. But it's about artificial intelligence, big data and human predictability. It's super philosophical and the audience was just shocked and loved them very, very much. And this is the, Informal is a project that will take place in my village, in her top village in school. We will have a series of activities on eco, art and civic education in this school. And also, we will continue to foster the development of contemporary drama and theater in Moldova through these activities next year. And this is the moment when I thank the public from Remote Kitchen now. So, thank you.


Who doesn't care about web security? Right. Everyone should care about web security. What kind of maniac would not care about web security? It's probably true. I can't even imagine that. Who are you and why? My name is Emily Jector. I'm product manager on the Chrome Security team. And because I feel like it. That is probably one of the best reasons to give for existing. I'm Chris Palmer. I'm an engineer on the Chrome Security team. And I also feel like it. I always think of the security team Google is being kind of like the cool kids. You're sort of in. It means like the A team. Yeah, like it's not a secret room where stuff happens that we're not allowed to hear about. Like windows, you can't look in. But I recently found some security bugs in browsers recently. So I feel like am I in? What do I get? Do I get a goodie bag? What's the. You get the secret key to the back room with the black windows. With these security bugs I've seen. Do I need to write a PDF about it? Because it seems to me like security engineers. And do you need a logo? Because they nowadays launch with a website and a logo. Logo and a name. But why is it always PDF? Is it because HTML is inherently insecure? So security engineers have to use PDF instead, which is a superior format. Is that? I have. I mean, we do see a lot of the names and logos. In our talk, we're going to be talking about the meltdown and Spectre. You have like a nice spooky ghost. A nice spooky ghost. Yeah, they came out with a whole website, with the whole explanation. That was some good branding. Like that day was exciting. What's your talk title? What is our talk title? I remember what it is. They're speaking in an hour. I mean, but you don't speak out your talk title. I mean metadata, like the title. I believe our title is Lessons Learn from Spectre and Meltdown and What You Should Do to Keep Your Sight Secure. That's a long title. Can you change it to Palmer and Shrekter on Meltdown and Spectre? Whoa, I can't believe we didn't think of that. Yeah, that's actually shocking. That's better. We truly should. Some people would be unaware of what Meltdown and Spectre is. So can you summarize it in a sentence? Is that possible? Do you want to take a crack? Sure, let's go. So the impact of it is that you lose any guarantee of confidentiality when you have two programs running on the same ship. Oh, it's terrible. I lost sleep for over it. I literally did. So, and this was like a huge revelation, right? So I imagine just one day you both went to work and what happened? Like an email landed. The windows were turned black. Or what happened? Everyone just, someone ran in screaming. Well, how did that play out? Well, first we took our key and we entered the secret room with the black windows. As we do every day. Yeah. Slide down the pole. Slide down the pole. Is everyone to the security, like, basement? Is that what it is? I think we were delivering a good image of security. So was it just one morning, an email arrived, of like, everything's broken? Yeah, I think. Yeah, it's essentially what I got too. And we ended up having to really put in quite a lot of work and collaboration.  It affects everything. Everyone and all really had to come together. Is in a way affected, I guess. Most computers have those these days. It's really sad. It was easier back in the day without these processors. That's when the problem was introduced. We also did a collaborate with other companies in order to, like, even figure out what was going on.  Like, it takes a good couple of days before you can even cope with it emotionally. Well, that's what I think as well. The way I'd imagine it is the email's there and it's like, oh, here's this thing, the CPU thing. And I don't know, maybe on the first read, you'd be like, meh. And then just sort of, you'll get up going. And then it's like, since then, you realize it's everything. If you pour the coffee and then just halfway back to the desk, drop the coffee. Wait a minute, this is a big deal. The good news is that Chrome was working on this project called Site Isolation for a really, really long time, like around the order of five or seven years. And it turns out that Site Isolation is... And that's what it says on the tin, what it isolates sites. It isolates the sites, which makes it actually a really good way to mitigate some of the issues that are caused by Spectre. What ends up happening is that a tab can actually include multiple sites. Like, a site could have an iframe with it's loading some ads, stuff like that. So the way Site Isolation changes things is now, each of those sites are now isolated. Sorting back to your event loop stuff, like if they share an event loop, it's hard to put them in different processes, isn't it? That's right, yes. Yeah, so it is actually the same thing in the same way that we have iframes in the same event loop as the parent page, it's part of this problem. So what do developers need to change about how they write sites in response to kind of how we're going to be changing this process model? So one thing that's kind of a part of Site Isolation is called cross-origin read blocking. And there are some things that developers need to do to sort of take advantage of cross-origin read blocking. We'll be talking about this in our talk this afternoon, so I want you to check that out. So yeah, definitely check that out. How much does, I mean, the one security primitive on the web, but I'm mostly web with CSP, how much does this have to do with mitigations against Spectre and Meltdown?  Does it have anything to do with Meltdown? No, I don't think so. It won't help you against Meltdown. It doesn't make it worse. It's just orthogonal. But it's still important. So everyone should be using a content security policy. We'll also talk about that in the talk this afternoon. Well, there you go. Do you think that, so it feels like a lot of security problems we have on the web is down to things that like, let one site make requests to another with the other site's cookies without any permission for that. Is that just a mistake we made with the web? Is that something like, if we started again, we would just not allow? That's a tough one. I spent some time thinking about that and I think that kind of composability and embeddability is a key goodness of the web. I mean, we have an every list of what the web superpower is and like the linkability in composability. It's one of the things we always list. That's definitely on there. I think the thing to do is, depending on the situation, like with cookies, you know, we're looking at the same site cookies, the new thing, I think that's a good way to solve that kind of problem because then the request is effectively anonymous and it's no different than what anyone could do and I think that deals with it pretty well. So same site cookies is when, like if I've included an image on my sites, it's gonna get my site's cookies but if I include an image to another site, like this set of same site cookies, it's not gonna be the same with those. It's not the same site, therefore no cookie, right? Right. That's the bottom line of it. And it's the same with navigations as well. Is that true if I'm navigating from one site to another, it doesn't send the same site cookies? I don't know if that is true. I think if you click a link, I'll be weird a little bit, right? Like if I linked from my page to Facebook, you would have suddenly not be logged in. Right, because the navigation is a transfer of control to the new origin where it should be okay. Well, link to an article that explains what is true because I don't know right now. Yeah. So one of the things that like, it's been, I guess your team's mission for so long is to drive the web off HTTP and onto HTTPS. Are we done yet? Is it 100%? We are not at 100% yet, but we are definitely seeing a lot of movement up into the right. We started publishing this HTTPS transparency report back in, I think, early 2016. And what's pretty cool is that we've been constantly updating that with, you know, the amount of HTTP that we're actually seeing being used in Chrome. Do you remember the current number? I think it's somewhere around 70%, but it kind of varies per platform. You see it's definitely high on, you know, Chrome OS, probably more like 75 or 80. I mean, the problem we usually have is getting to the long tail, which nobody maintains anymore, so that we're at 70% is actually, seems pretty good. But even 70%, it doesn't seem like that long ago. I mean, I've been at Google five years and it feels like when I started the HTTPS still felt like very much in the minority of sites. Oh yeah, yeah, I remember giving talks on HTTPS and I remember when we first published the Transparency Report, we have this list of the HTTPS status for the top 100 sites on the web. When we first started talking about it, it was maybe 20 or 25 sites had, we're using HTTPS by default and now it's more like 80. So it's really just in the last, you know, two and a half years, we've seen this massive increase in the top sites. So how have you achieved that? What have you done to actually push that? I bet it's less angry. Oh, spoiler alert. One thing is that I really think it's been a push like around the entire web ecosystem, not just Chrome, to really help things. So, you know, Let's Encrypt started, which is this new free automated certificate authority, which I think made everything much easier and cheaper for people. On the Chrome side, one thing we've been doing is changing the UI of HTTP sites to gradually mark them as not secure. And upcoming this July, we're really excited all the HTTP sites will be marked as not secure. It feels like the right time to do that, to start marking things as not secure because if we did it... It is not. Yes, okay, but that's always been through. But now's the right time to do that because if we did it five years ago, people would be seeing it for all the sites and they become desensitized to it. Is that why we changed that? Yeah, I think, you know, when people see warnings too often, they get what's called warning fatigue where they stop paying attention to warnings. And we also just thought that it could make the web seem scary if suddenly tons of sites that you're used to seeing, which are in fact secure, now look scary. So, you know, we feel like we've kind of reached this point where we can gradually turn it on for everything. And they're doing a sound test. Well, can they not? I think it's perfect. I would stick with it. I would keep that part of the video.


All right welcome back it's still the breakfast and plus TV Africa and we're still focusing on security vis-a-vis all that's happening in Keduna State with the release of the Afarka student and of course issues of umbandetry, kidney pain and of course you know talking about pain you know ransom and of course the issue of you know amnesty as well and we are being joined by a popular cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi this morning to look at all of the issues yet again. Good morning Sheikh many thanks for joining us on plus breakfast. Good morning Sheikh Gumi good to have you. Good morning it's a pleasure for me. All right first of all let's say congratulations to the Keduna State government and of course indeed all the family friends of the students who got released on Wednesday can you run us through exactly what happened reports say it was an intervention by you and of course for my president Olusiago Obassinger what are the issues and that was any money paid to secure the release of the student. Okay first of all we are all happy that it has come to a very pleasant conclusion that no no life was lost and this is the most important thing. Chief Olusiago Obassinger being a former president a man of connection we realize has since been concerned about what is happening in this country and there has been trying to make contacts to see if he can get people who will make him understand what is happening actually and this is one of the good qualities of a leader to ask people who should know and this is how we came about going to see him and try to explain to him what is happening and also joining the initiative to see that we bring an end to mandatory Keduna things and in general insecurity in especially in other region and Nigeria as you all because it's something that now has affected every region of the country it's becoming pandemic so this is how it came about we had two meetings and we formed a committee that she will try to get into contact with the relevant people to see how we can get on Keduna persons released from the from the second up in our detention all right shake me can you confirm to me if any ransom was paid to the bandits for the release of the 27 schoolgirls and boys yes i can say there is no ransom paid but in the sense look at it this way these people have abducted children they are demanding for 500 million lira and nothing else this is there was a standoff between them and the government and we understand they were taking the government because they're taking a government institution and the money the bar is very high because they were expecting something from the government and there was a stand standoff so we went in between negotiate with them try to see that they dissuade and free these children so in negotiations you don't ask what happened behind the door since the parents paid nothing and the government paid nothing so as far as we are concerned no ransom is paid all right shake go me you talked about negotiations with the bandits specifically can you tell us what their demands were you know that necessitated the release of the students from what we read in the dailies and from other reports a particular bandit was exchanged for the release of these students can you confirm to us you see the process of reconciliation and negotiation should not be in the open especially as i've told you now only god knows how many people are there in detention because when we were in niger state one of the bandits leaders stood up or were discussing because they gathered themselves saying telling his own colleagues look if we are really serious about this matter of peace he said we should release the thousands he's mentioned thousands of those kidnaps in the bush so we realized there are a lot of Nigerians who are unprivileged they are still there we don't we don't like to speak in specific details the way the price will like it because the life of other Nigerians is at stake i'm telling you as i'm talking of now but now we have seen way to solve this problem by engagement by dialogue by all possible means we have a politician who said when the chimo girls were abducted in 2014 or 15 he said the government should do anything possible anything without any exception anything possible to get lives who are after lives now we're not after the means between secure lives but this is only thing we can tell the population uh nigerians to be patient with us we free inshallah we free all the captives um shake me in the in time past you've talked about you know your stance regarding terrorism banditry kidnapping and all of that and recently in an interview one of the newspapers you said that one of the reasons why terrorism persists in nigeria is because bandits are being marginalized could you explain what you what you might mean by that statement yes you see that's why i always continue to to press if only so go about san joh in fact i didn't know that we have such a great leader until just recently unfortunately i was one of his ardent critics when he was in government i didn't even know i get close to him but now after getting close to him i realized how much we missed uh this gentle mind this is the kind of leader we want who wants to go into the depth not just to stop at uh newspaper headings which are almost in inevitably deceiving and they don't really reflect the true happening in in in the in the issue uh so um what i want people to understand is this banditry this so is a tip of an ice bug of a mirage of problems that are happening in our forest it's not only the bandits that are there they are a big population maybe amounting to almost nine million by a rough estimate by studies on nomads nine million people hold hostage by armed bandits so when you want to fight bandits they behind them a big population of nomads you end up killing more and more innocent people than actually the bandits that's why approaching this issue has to be really studied intellectually executed and there are many ways of doing it intellectually and i hope with the recent initiative and alliance with people of understanding i think we are coming to see the end of this banditry we just need cooperation of the press not to be sensational not to be trying to take side in this issue the issue is more than just banditry as i've said it's just a tip of an ice bug the knackings are an end result of this problem and fight under which need to be addressed um shei gumi i'm not sure i heard you right but did you just say that nine million people are in captivity in nigeria nigerian forests specifically you said yes i am having some problems here okay we're just ready to confirm what's yes we can hear you now okay anata go yes shei gumi if you can hear me you mentioned a statement that in order to you know clarify did you say there are nine million people in forest in nigeria who are in captivity yes it's just like when there's a military junta that takes a data above overthrow a democratic government it's just a few military officers taking a whole country into ransom when you have a military who is just like that amtman in the forest i said nomadics are almost four and nine point four million nomads in our forest so when you think the forest is only occupied by by bandits then you have you have a misconception they are they are political civilians there but they are also under the influence or command or they are i can say they are also prisoners under these bandits so until when you dismantle that association then i think you will be able to effectively tackle the problem of bandit okay i i don't understand where you're coming from now but really um shei gumi you seem to have advocated for amnesty for bandits in recent time but don't you think that people who kidnap people people who kidnap students who kill women and children don't you think that it has to be punished under the law okay since you have understood the parable let's go back to the my parable maybe you can understand it better a young officers took over government forced the population into submitting to the authority then suddenly somebody say let's negotiate with this junta military junta so that they give power back and then somebody will tell me no they have tested power they will not they will not give power no whether it's pressure in the right place they will hand over power to the civilians so this is what i'm saying these bandits we need to follow them approach them and see the psychology and see the etiology what causes banditry when we put all this together then the approach which the nation can do is to circumvent the bandits and somehow intellectually remove power from them but you can't do them by facing them face to face face to face who costs a lot of bilateral damage you damage yourself and damage them and not them you know the civilians that is under them in fact the environmental catastrophe that is happening will be so and not be bearable and also you know and now more than 20 percent of agricultural land now it's under their their influence people are not farming anymore so we fear that hunger may eventually come and i can also add here just recently two days ago i was able to reconcile between two families all right we seem to be having a connectivity issue with the shake hello shake are you still there all right we apologize for that yes we'll try and reconnect with the shake you know really important questions we need to ask regarding his stance on you know amnesty you know the marginalization that he talked about yes he says the bandits have been neglected recently in an interview he said the government should make a budgetary allocation or provision for the bandits and we need to really understand where he's coming from shake for joining us all right uh shake let's get back to i just i still want to talk more concerning the issue can you hear me shake i want to still talk about the issue of marginalization yes i can hear you i can hear you yes i still want to talk about the issue of marginalization marginalization for of the bandits like you have said you know a lot of people different sects in the country have claimed to have been a marginalizer a lot of people calling for a self you know determination cessation and all of that don't you think that if everyone claims to marginalize marginalize in nigeria we have like a big issue in in our hands should all of them be given amnesty so to speak and don't you think all of this just stems from the issue of bad governance that we have had over the years in the country yes you have 100 percent correct is bad governance that led to this problem what you see um when a particular population is totally totally neglected absolutely total let me tell you an example there are two 220 into one budget nothing for the nomadics well i call them nomadics let's remove the bandits the bandits is just the leaders of the nomadics now just like uh when you have a junta controlling an area look at the civilians you know when Saddam Hussein was alleged to have where we pose a mad destruction and there was a sanction on iraq for almost two years and iraqs were faced with hunger but iraqis are not Saddam Hussein you see how they did you think when they were talking this is the same thing now our forest is containing a lot of nomadics which i have said about 9.4 million by study which is an estimation and they are under the the command of these bandits the military bandits are controlling them so now what percentage of our budget goes to them they have children they have women no hospital no schools nothing you they get from the budget and i have said just previously that i was able to reconcile all they say group they reconcile themselves i only came to bring them to open to see that there are good things happening on the ground but for two months now they have reconciled themselves that this year there is going to be farming so one of the full animal who stood up in my mosque was explaining that one of the advantage of this piece is that when their women are sick at least they can get a health official to come to their area to attend to their woman just imagine the bush the this health attendant you are talking about is not anyway qualified it's just something who maybe is by it's not a professional they don't even have professional health care that's why that's why doctors without borders came to me they are so concerned about the people in the bush doctors without borders they are concerned about Nigerian population the bush coming to say let's let's follow you so that we go and look at the health status of these people borders without the doctors without borders are not Nigerian what is the Nigerian woman thinking about its own people in the bush without any medical care without schools without and when you leave a big population like that without education what do you expect we expect them to be matriculating chocolate to be distributed to us Shagumi we understand where you're coming from you know talking about the infrastructure debt in those areas but that's many who people argue is the responsibility of the state government you know if for example it's in Kano state or let's take Hadoona state and you're saying there is no hospital you know for health care there are no schools that's the responsibility of the state government to provide those things for that community not just to provide that for bandits so why you know I need to ask yes yes yes you see why then would you say shagumi provision right away from the central government the central government is the one that holds the state they pay for everything so if the central government will make an allocation for rural development rural education then there won't be any problem shagumi there are budgetary exaggeration the states shagumi are being terribly terribly bad the local governments are being worse even than them because they are closer to them they can even organize them as we are trying to do now to organize them to self help let them help themselves they have cows they have this is what we are trying to do but this basic in logic as you see it it's not simple to learn because there are people who are generally unlettered people they don't even what do you call it have any education for them to think for even a you know find leadership that can take care of their problems shagumi I wonder how you know you might be asking for the government to set aside in the national budget money to give bandits who kill people who kidnap people who go to schools and who you know kidnap school children I really don't understand where you're coming from when you know like I've mentioned okay let me let me explain to you these bandits that do the mischief they are less than 0.11 percent of nomads I'm not asking for a minister of banditry I'm asking for a ministry of nomadic affairs like you should understand so we should we should withdraw the carpet from their feet the bandits the bandits are the just small tip of people who are armed and there isn't that arm to to suppress a bigger population who have children you see I was in a forest I saw two young girls maybe after I finish I can send you the clip I reported from them they are very young young girls you see they don't have opportunity to be an uncle like you they are just working around so when I ask them why do you get your money water from they showed me a stream a dead tree stream where the animals also take water this is the situation I said government should quickly come in so she you want in 2008 the the then governor of shuttle bank there was a conference here in kaduna seem to be losing him again but then again I wonder Aneta if a minister of nomadic affairs is what we need you know to sort of all of these issues of unbounded tree you know in Nigeria because we've talked about them governance and extra budgetary you know allocations that end of the day most of those monies are just sunk away and then there are no you know immediate accountability for them all all right the shake is back let's try and conclude them this fort now but shake in your opinion right now you said the the needs there needs to be a minister of nomadic affairs if we need to tackle the growing spate of insecurity in Nigeria but it's that really the way forward judging by the issues of corruption and governance and so much cost of governance in Nigeria is that what you'll be talking about at this moment to keep our children safe of course Nigerian safe generally yes you see that you see when you neglect what when a student who didn't read his exams he had a whole year to read his exams and then when it came to one week then he realized that he has to read he has to go back and read what he's supposed to read for for the whole year we we something we are supposed to be doing before we are not we didn't do we must do it whether it's time is short or not whether we're going to fail or not it's the most Nigeria must do that it must look into the fight of the nomadics who are now under the spell of the bandits and we are trying to see put a gap between them and the bandits because you see if you put a gap between them then the bandits can easily Sheikh Gumi would that not be but the same the wrong notion Sheikh Gumi if you're saying the government should create a ministry of nomadic affairs to cater to the needs of bandits would that not be the government of Nigeria itself sponsoring and funding terrorism I mean how do you see it I didn't say minister of bandits affairs nomadic affairs ministry of nomadic nomadic affairs but the bandits are nomads and are they not but are the bandits not nomads you see what you cater for them Sheikh Gumi you said bandits are the leaders of the nomads you made you made that statement earlier on so if you say they are not leaders they you see they are not leaders they are suppressing the nomads as now they are terrorizing us near and we are terrorized by the same bandits you can see where bandits can come and take children of a federal institution for 56 days Sheikh don't you think you don't under the sky Sheikh don't you think this will be sending the wrong notion nobody can do anything so this so you and me and the and the you call it nomadics are also under under the influence of the bandits so how do we all right all right Sheikh if I should just get a word in Edgewise right now hmm the thing is right now if we created the minister of nomadic affairs just to appease you know the you know the militants and the bandits in the north don't you think pockets of other groups might just spring up maybe from the southwest or the southeast or south south you know renewed militancy again in the southern part of the country calling for some sort of ministry to take care of their own issues at that level yes yes that's why we have minister of Niger Delta affairs that's why we have North Eastern Commission to look directly into the problem of Boko Haram the same thing I'm not talking for something new but the point is let's do it the Niger Delta agitation has reduced from from 100 nice North Eastern Commission has also reduced the influence of Boko Haram so why not apply it also to the banditry why why not and secondly people are saying if everybody who is having agitation will take off arms no not every group of Nigerians can take off arms impossible these bandits were able to take off arms because they had a sanctuary they have a caste to where they can hide themselves from the all right that is the push all right here has the all right thank you so you see so we have to tackle this problem as we tackle the Niger Delta problem as we tackle the Boko Haram this North Eastern Commission looking into the IDPs because millions of people are displaced by Boko Haram all right thank you Sheikh Gumi that's as much as we indeed have time for on the show today yeah yeah thanks for joining us so we'll just have to cross our fingers watch and see if the government would mine across the maybe set up a ministry for nomadic affairs would would follow up on that this time goes on and now some group of you know you know criminals suspected criminals will just spring up somewhere and say that they are terrorized and they are marginalized and they need their own ministry let us know on social media at plus TV Africa would you want the government to create a ministry of nomadic affairs so the terrorists and bandits can be pacified to stop you know the acts of killing and kidnapping of young children is that plus TV Africa once again thank you very much for joining us on the breakfast it's been a ride of security insecurity kidnapping banditry following the good news off the release of the 27 students of the federal college of forestry mechanization in Afarka Kaduna state we spoke to Samuel Alouan minister of security and internal home affairs in the state Sheikh Gumi here as well as Mr Kenneth however you know the government was from can do the state well that's the size of the show we must say a very big thank you to all of you who have in a state with us ultra Monday to Friday my name is Justin and I am Annetta Felix have a great weekend


Hello, and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brent and today very important message to all of you in the para one-on community Recently as in just the other day it was announced on the forums that there will be no main content update for this year by the lovely community manager and This is obviously very upsetting to probably I would say 99.99999 percent of you Which I can completely understand because I too would love for some juicy content Unfortunately, we're not gonna be getting that which is a shame, but I have something else that you should probably do I wouldn't recommend like just quitting or you know Just stopping supporting the game as much as it as much as it seems like it would be a good idea I would highly recommend not doing that. The best thing that you could do at this current moment is to Support the creators of pirate content because they are the ones that are going to hopefully try and Get new people into the game one would hope and that is the goal of most That is why like streamers and youtubers do their thing to try and get more people to come in It is like secondhand marketing for Kingsile So if you support them you're actually supporting the game and a lot more than you would expect So yeah, I would recommend doing that not just me but every other Awesome pirate content creators. I'm gonna have a whole list down in the description and Down there and you can go and check them out because there's so many of them that are just so awesome Not only streamers, but also other YouTube creators so yeah, whether you like pit hatching PvP or like Just anything really questing. I would highly recommend you just try and figure out Just try and watch other people Also, there are a whole bunch of events going on currently in the game. I know some people have PvP tournaments coming up. I Have a special event coming very very soon I'm in the final stages of it, which will be my next event and that will be announced very soon Hopefully, I hope you enjoy it. But yeah, there are a lot of events on Twitter as well So yeah, I recommend just like trying to get involved with the community I know that the developers are watching very closely at what we are doing in this down period And at the moment there is a lot of momentum in the game. It is really good to see And we need to keep keep building on that momentum to try and keep it like going Otherwise, it's we're just gonna be in the same spot as we were a few years ago Without players without updates, but now we just have we have players but not updates So yeah, one would hope that eventually things would happen I am hoping to have a couple of other discussions with other pirate content creators soon To try and get their Overview of what they reckon is the best course of action There is also quite a few discord one and most importantly is the I think it's called revive pirate 101 Pirate 101 revival discord server. That's that I'm in really cool people Highly would recommend I'll link a invite code to it down down in the description as well Along with my my discord obviously as well But yeah, I think it's really important just to keep supporting the people in the community because there are so many of them That just do such an amazing job those people who? Who like show up in the in the newsletter every month? Go and check them out those art people's and all of the other people's really cool Really really cool, and they need to keep doing the good job that they're doing because it's really helps build the community even more than What to get more people in and that's basically what we need the problem isn't the devs Because the devs would love I can guarantee you they would absolutely love to work on the game again because It has been stated that pirate 101 is a lot easier in the back end to Work with then was and I'm sure they would love an excuse to work with pirate again But it's it's not that easy because I assume It's a management problem and management aren't allowing the resources to go to pirate which you know fair enough I understand that completely But also can we can we leave place things but also We need to show them that it is valuable to keep their time into very very valuable And to do that you just need to keep supporting the game and supporting the community It sounds really bad, but that is what what needs to happen and if that doesn't happen Then we're gonna be in the same spot as we were No players no updates, and it goes downhill. We have a chance right now to Actually build up what we have built up and work on it. We are trying to get the hashtag Hashtag revive pirate 101. We're trying to get that trending as much as possible So if you are playing the game post screenshots to Twitter tag pirate 101 tag other content creators like me and Put the hashtag revive pirate 101 and we'll retweet them because we want to see the action in the game So if you're hosting event get in touch with me as well I have a Twitter account called pirate 101 events at P101 events Please please getting contact with me, and I will try and get as much I'll try and help you as much as possible. I can get some codes from Kings Isle as well if you wanted So yeah, if you have anything that you need please get in contact with any of the creators either Not just me because I'm sure others would be up to stream the events as well Or like commentate PvP fights. I'm sure there is so many cool creators out there that would love to help But yeah, we need to just keep working on the momentum currently in the game And I think that is probably the most important thing to do But yeah, as always if you have any suggestions or anything else you would like to see from me and pirate Please leave them down below. I would love love to do more with pirate But I'm at the moment kind of stuck. There's not a whole bunch that I can do I do have some plans Currently I am working on my swashbuckler walkthrough which is on my second channel So if you haven't seen that you should totally go check that out a really cool walkthrough Basically the end of the privateer walkthrough of that format uncut streams. Oh look we have wicked killing. Hi What am I ends but yeah Basically go and check that out go and check out all of the other creators that I'll link down in the description below And remember as always to craft outside the box


The internet has been talking. They have things to say. One of which is that Shazam Fury of the Gods is where comic book movies have finally hit fatigue levels. This is the one that makes people yawn and think, you know what, I've seen enough. And to that criticism, I say, you're just getting here now? Let's talk Shazam Fury of the Gods. I recently saw and hated Ant-Man Quantum Shidia.  With Shazam Fury of the Gods, I had way lower expectations. Perhaps that helped. I didn't even go to this movie opening night because it just looked bad from the trailers. And I liked the first Shazam. I'm actually a fan of that one. I think it's one of the stronger DCU movies. The next day I felt bad about not going. I thought to myself, how are people possibly going to sleep at night without a review from Adam about Shazam Fury of the Gods? What does Adam say about this? So I got the kids together. I said, listen, you guys want to go? And they both said, yeah, we like the first one. So we went. And we had a good time. We had a good time at Shazam Fury of the Gods. The criticisms aren't wrong. It is a very formulaic superhero movie with a lot of stuff getting punched and blown up. Not a lot of huge stakes or consequences. You kind of see where everything's going to go and it's there.  It was charming. It worked. It's a very serviceable, entertaining movie. Nothing more. Not everything's a zero or a 10. Sometimes a nice solid eight or seven and a half is okay. It depends on how boring your life is for me. It was, it was fine. It was very nice. Let's start with the things that work. For me, it's the storyline. I'm talking about from a broad surface level. I love the God stuff. I like that they play off some of the tropes. I like that the movie ties in the first one's events in a smart way. Obviously when you start to dig into it, it gets muddy. It makes no sense. But from a surface, it's solid. It's a good foundation and I'm okay with that. The humor is on point for me.  We move on very quickly. There is a lot going on in this movie. Most of it can be chalked up to loud explosions and big bang punching. Fine. But again, it works because I have characters I like.  But I like all these people. The actors all do a really good job. They're all very pretty to look at, except for one. Pretty, yeah, yeah, he's fine to look at. I'm not knocking his looks. But Zachary Levy, the lead character here as Shazam, does not work for me. He barely worked for me in the first. It made more sense in the first one, I guess. But here, he's playing an entirely different character than Billy. Billy is quiet. He's thoughtful. He's shy. He's intelligent. But when he says Shazam, he is a completely different character.  And I do understand that he has more confidence when he's in a superhero physique. He is going to like be a little bit more out there. But this guy is not even remotely the same. And that's really off-putting. It really takes you out of the moment. Because when I look at Shazam grown up, I don't see Billy as an adult. What's even more confusing is he's almost 18. The girl, Mary, beautiful actress. She was in the fall. She's really good in this, too. She is herself when she turns into the character, Shazam. She's still her. So it's a one-to-one, whereas some of these other older kids are still completely different people, and it just doesn't work as well anymore. Zachary Levy's the main character. So that is a bit of a bummer that that didn't work for me. But again, there's so many other elements that do. The action's on point, and there's a lot of it. There's some really creative things done. Since these superheroes have the power of speed and strength and, you know, force sight and all that stuff, you get to see some really creative things done there. Like I said, the humor lands far more often than it doesn't. I read that the budget for this one is actually pretty quaint when you compare it to other superhero movies coming out in 2023. I think the budget was around $110 million, something like that. You could have fooled me. This looks better than Ant-Man Quantumania. This looks better than Thor, Love and Thunder. This looks better than a lot of stuff that's come out recently. Yeah, there's still some shoddy stuff happening. But for the most part, there's tons of effects. It feels more believable, too. They're in a real city. They're in locations with actual people and cars around them. They're on sets. They're in lots. It's not just them walking in front of a green screen non-stop. And that takes you out of it. I was actually pulled into this one. There's a lot of people that won't even see this because the DCU's getting rebranded. It's getting rebooted, basically, in 2025 with the new Superman. James Gunn's taking things in a new direction. So they're not even going to go to this film, but that's the point. Well, the point is to watch a good, solid movie with characters that you liked from the last movie. And I think that that's a win. I don't need to have 13 more Shazam movies. I don't even need one more Shazam movie. This was a good beginning, middle and end picture. And I think that's a way healthier way to look at this stuff. We shouldn't be going in, waiting for the end credits to see what's next. You should go in watching a film that entertains you and not thinking so much on where does this fit in the grander scheme of things. That can be a fun aside, but that shouldn't be the primary goal. And speaking of that, there is an end credit scene, at least one. We didn't say pass the way end credits, but there's one about one minute in. It's really bad. It's really bad. And I feel like it was done after James Gunn's stuff took over. Not a first good impression if that is the case. Speaking on Shazam 2, you could do a lot worse than seeing this film. Not too shabby. Had a good time. Check it out if you're interested even remotely. I think you'll be surprised at how well it works. Like this video if you had a good time. Please think about subscribing if you haven't as I post tons of movie and TV show content each and every week. I would love to have you stick around. Hopefully, I see you next time. Take care.


the first story is you probably saw this it was all over Twitter it's all over it was in the media it's all over the place RFK juniors comments about COVID-19 which got him in trouble and accusations of well who knows racism anti-Jewish whatever anti-Chinese so this is this is what he said and and and now he said this in an informal setting this is not in a talk this is like a rounded dinner table but with with strangers people he knows but but this is like he's talking to them and you know the whole way he which he talks is and given his history is this guy's a conspiracy guy and and and he's filled with them and he believes in a lot of them not in just a few and he's talking about this as if this is a this is a conspiracy theory as if there's something shady going on here and this is why it was interpreted the way it was this is what he says COVID-19 is targeted to attack Caucasians and black people now just stop there a second COVID-19 is targeted targeted by whom it does say COVID-19 just happens in its genetic code happens too but it's targeted now that implies somebody targeted it to attack Caucasians and black people and I go on to quote him the people who are most immune from this targeting are Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese right now it was that targeted is that just a artifact of the virus is it even true is one paper one paper that that suggests that because of particular genes and receptors that Ashkenazi Jews and East Asians and some others are less susceptible to COVID-19 than other genetic makeups that haven't you know that Caucasians black people might have but but a lot of different ethnic groups are listed and or genetic types are listed and it's interesting that for example Chinese and I mentioned in the study East Asians are mentioned but it is interesting that he chooses to say Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese and he chooses to say Caucasian or black people he chooses to make a deal out of this when it's not even clear it's true because there's no empirical evidence backing this up indeed I suspect that in Israel they would be shocked to find out that Ashkenazi Jews are less susceptible to COVID-19 you know given given how how they you know COVID what COVID did in Israel and and I have not seen a single study that suggests a difference between for example Ashkenazi Jews and non-Ashkenazi Jews in Israel you think that would be a laboratory if you wanted to prove this point here it is so he just seems like what is he talking about and then he goes on to say we don't know whether it was deliberately targeted or not well what other okay but he was still targeted right then the question is was it deliberate how do you target something not deliberately how do you target something not deliberately and then he goes on to talk about engineered bio warfare that's engineered for particular ethnicities and the different countries are working on bioengineering and he mentions the lab in Ukraine and so I mean this guy's a kook now it could be that there's some bioengineering going on to identify particular ethnic groups you could probably do that given the differences in in in genome but evidence proof god forbid no no I mean uh this is the whole point of conspiracy issues they say something that could be possible they quickly say no no I don't you know it might not be they might not have targeted it might not be you know I'm not saying the Jews behind COVID-19 I'm not saying that the that the elders of Zion did this of course not who know yeah but it just turns out it's always the case always the case that they this is how they spread conspiracy theories this is how they keep going now he got in trouble for this which is good because somebody recorded it unbeknownst to him you have to be very careful you can't say anything now in a setting with other people and and assume it won't be recorded and spread and he said so he he posted the new the new story new post story where it was published is mistaken I have never ever suggested that the COVID-19 virus was targeted to spare Jews not explicitly but suddenly you were suggesting it and he goes on I do not believe and never implied that the ethnic effect was deliberately engineered well you do say we don't know where there was deliberately targeted but we don't know it wasn't implied right there again this is exactly how conspiracy theories work this is exactly they plant these seeds they plant this doubt if you mentioned Jews when you ever you talk about some conspiratorial thing then people even if you don't mean it every single time people start adding it all up oh yeah seems to be a common denominator here it really is sick and this guy really should be you know shunned shunned


Photo enforcement is a tool that the Denver Police Department uses to change people's driving habits. Without penalty, it wouldn't change their driving habits. 85% of the citations that we issue are to first-time offenders, so we know it's working. Misconceptions about photo speed enforcement. It's not true that these vans are unmanned. It's an actual human being in the van annotating each and every violation. People don't know that you have to be doing at least 10 miles per hour over the speed limit for a citation to issue. So just because the camera fires doesn't mean that it's a violation. What people need to understand is as long as you're doing the proper speed limit, you shouldn't worry about getting a citation. So the way the vans are set up for enforcement, about 325 feet from where the van is, we put up a sign that notifies people that photo enforcement is being used.  The way we know it was your vehicle in violation is because the agent that's sitting in the van is actually writing down specific information of the violation itself. So what's annotated is the make of the vehicle which lane the violation occurred and they do verify for speeds. The agent in the van has to see the violation occur the same time the system captures the images. If I'm a photo enforcement agent sitting in the van and I'm watching traffic and something distracts me like a telephone call or I drop my pen, I cannot issue that citation. Photo enforcement by statute is limited to three distinct locations. Residential areas where the speed limits are 35 miles per hour or less. Safety zones which include school zones and work zones and streets that border parks. Let's just say you were speeding and your picture was taken. Those images are then processed and a notice of violation is issued. It gives the owner three options. You can either pay the citation, send us an affidavit that you're not the picture driver, or you can take it to court and set it for final hearing. If a notice of violation is ignored, a reminder notice is sent out. If that is ignored, someone actually comes and serves you with a citation or can also come by a certified mail. That's a legal document. Now you're compelled to respond. If you choose to ignore the citation even after you get served, a judge rules on it as default judgment and now we can take it to collections. It can mess up your credit. And for a lot of people, especially at this day and age, having credit is important.


Hey guys, welcome back to our channel. My name is Andrea with Food and Mentory Adventures in Food And I am here today to share one of my favorite recipes for my childhood, which is chicken and dressing casserole I got the recipe from my mom and this is the perfect Dinner to make during this fall season. And so let me show you what you're going to need You're going to need some celery and onion some butter You're going to need a whole chicken or chicken parts now I happen to have these chicken drumsticks in my freezer, so it's about three pounds So that's what I'm going to be using you're going to need some pepperage farm herb seasoned stuffing And you're going to need a can of cream of chicken now I happen to have cream of chicken with herbs in my pantry So that's what I'm using and you're also going to need some cream of mushroom soup So if you're interested in seeing how one of my favorite childhood recipes comes together, stay tuned So I have my chicken in the pot. I cleaned it up and then I have water that is slightly covering the chicken I have a celery stalk in there and I also have some onion I added some onion powder and some poultry seasoning I talked to my mom and she said you really don't need to add any additional salt because there's enough salt in the Cream of chicken and the cream of mushroom and it'll be fine So I'm going to let this cook all the way through and then I'm going to take the chicken off the bone And then I'll come back and show you next steps So my chicken finished cooking it took about 45 minutes and then I just took it all off of the bone and so now I am going to Make the rest of the recipe so in this bowl I have my cream of chicken and my cream of mushroom And then I'm going to add about one and one fourths cup of that yummy chicken stock And I'm just going to give it a good stir. What was a piece of the onion that came out? I'm just going to stir it up So here's what it looks like and I'm just going to pour this over the chicken And here it is and now it's time to work on the stuffing portion All right, so in my bowl, I have exactly half a package of this herb Stuffing mix there it is just half the package in the bowl To it. I'm going to add one stick of butter that I melted I'm just going to pour that over And you're going to add a cup of chicken stock Okay, so the stuffing mix is moist And all I'm going to do is just place this over the chicken mixture So Just like this All right, so I have the mixture all over the casserole I am going to cover this tightly and I'm going to bake it in the oven for about an hour at 350 degrees when it is all ready. I'll come back and show you guys what it looks like So chicken and dressing casserole is out of the oven So I baked it for one hour covered with foil And then I took off the foil and baked it for an additional 15 minutes So I baked it for an hour and 15 minutes total and here it is Taste just like I remember it is so good So I hope you guys enjoyed this simple and easy recipe If you did make sure to give us a thumbs up and if you have not subscribed to our channel I certainly hope you'll do so. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you guys next time


I had a lunch meeting with the project head for one of the aerospace projects I'm working on right now. The Ornithopter that's going pretty well should be cool. Maybe I'll include some footage of our like process or meetings or something along with that soon. I don't know. I don't know what I'm saying right now.  Alright, now that I look halfway presentable, let's go talk to some recruiters. I'm pumped. Let's go. Alright, we're just here to post stuff in Henderson's whip. Listen in to She Don't Know by Joe B's, one of my favorite artists. I'm about to cry in the club right now, so it's touching. For those of you that are too new to the channel to get that reference right there, the song me and Henderson was listening to was She Don't Know by Joe B's, a song that I actually directed a music video to almost like a year ago before I even got to yell. You're probably wondering who Joe B's is and Joe B's is my brother of course and he loves making music, he's been working on it for a long time now. She Don't Know was one of his very first songs, shot a music video for it and now he's been producing a lot of new stuff, he's on Apple Music, Spotify, everything, I'll leave the links, definitely go check him out, he's been working really hard on that. With that, let's move on to the next clip where I think that I'm prepping for a magic show with Jake. Alright, right now I'm on my way to go catch up with Jake. We're actually prepping for our community night magic show which is going to happen on Tuesday. You guys have seen all the community night shows before, they've all been amazing and we're super psyched for what we're about to share on Tuesday. It's a little bit of a stretch, definitely something we've never done before, but we're excited. Jake, do you want to explain what we're doing? We're making some blood, making some fake blood right now for the magic show. Exactly. Why do we need fake blood? I guess you're going to have to watch the community night performance video to find out because it's going to be wild. It's going to be off the metaphorical chain. Exactly. I didn't have to do that, I actually have to make this a whole thing. Just turned midnight. I have been sitting here attempting to debug since about 9pm this evening and basically for my CSP set this week, we had to do the traveling salesman problem but we had to do it using three completely different methods and these methods could be inputted through the command line. They could be inputted multiple times and basically it's a traveling salesman problem with every single airport and you have to use their latitude and longitude values to calculate the distance. I'm not going to go into the details. Basically I was having a problem where for some reason the value of a variable was just instantly changing for no apparent reason at all. I was trying to find the problem and literally took me three hours and I realized that I forgot to initialize an array. For those of you that don't know, an array in programming is just a block of contiguous memory and I was using some of that memory but I wasn't using the end of it and the end of the memory was just full of garbage values that had been left in memory from some other program.  I wouldn't have that problem with Python since I'm coding in C. I'm going to worry about those types of things. Lesson learned, rookie mistake, initialize all your arrays to zeros before you start using them. With that, I have to be up in five hours for ROTC. That's the thing we call the night. Still not done.


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