Hello, this is Matt Darnell with comptel.cloud, comptel.cloud, like up in the sky. Here is always joined by Greg Jackson, Greg, good to have you here. We're back. We're back, baby. Sorry about that. We missed last week. We had some unforeseen circumstances that didn't allow us to do that. But today we're going to be talking about cyber security. Easy subject. Easy subject, right? I mean, that's more than, I mean, long password. That's all there is talking about, right? That's it. We're done. Absolutely. Okay. That's it, everybody. Okay. It's been a great show. Thanks. We had that there. We're going to talk about cyber security. I mean, what is it? How do people define it? The different kinds there are and from computers to software to network to everything cyber about that. But as always, we're going to start off with some current topics here that are kind of near and dear to our hearts. So this first one here is, you know, there's going to be the Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys are going to be playing a pre-season game here at a Loha Stadium. I'm not even sure if it's week one or week two or week three, you know, and because, you know, week three, usually the starters play for the whole half, you know, and otherwise like week one, they play one drive maybe, and week four, they sometimes a few, few snaps. So I'm not sure which week it is, but we were looking at getting tickets and they're cheap, right? A very cheap. Well, defined cheap, right? Compared to ticket to go on the space station, it is cheap. So I'm here on ticket master. And you can see that if I go here, let's say to the lowest price seats, the lowest price seats and again, they're all resell. Can you put that on the screen? I think we have that technology here. We will put that on. Okay. Oh. Okay. Yeah. No, no problem. Yeah. But yeah, so the problem was, it's a cyber security issue, but the problem was that within like five minutes, every seat was gone. And it sounds like summer school. Does it? I don't know.  I don't know how they're able to do that because you have to use different credit card numbers. So there's got to be a way where to say you've got to be a person. I mean, I'm sure they use CAPTCHA, you know, where you have to get to do what's two plus three and click the square with all the buses on it, you know, and, but they somehow they're able to do it. And so the cheapest ticket is over $100. And the face price is like 35, you know, and so we're going to go to the game, but we're literally going to be walking around the parking lot and buy tickets, you know, that way. So what happens if you buy something that's not legit? Well, you got to look at it. You know, I've done this. You're comfortable. Well, I mean, they have a little holograms on them and that type of thing.   So both of my boys really want to go to the game, but I'm not willing to pay that markup tax to have that there. Yeah. So there's got to be a way to make that better for Ticketmaster or I'm thinking of first thing in my mind is the, the airport, you know, the quick pass or what do they call that thing? Were you going in front of the line? I know, I know, you're gonna say fast, fast. It was like Disneyland, but, but, you know, you register ahead of time.  So I think there's probably some value in, you know, having people checked out first where they have to mail you the tickets. And it's got to be a different address or something. But that's really, I think that is a cybersecurity issue because I mean, they're people game in the system, you know, and they just have these bots that just the second thing and any concert, like the Bruno Mars concert we had here. I mean, those were just. Imagine Ticketmaster, is it Ticketmaster? Is that what you're on? Yeah, Ticketmaster. Imagine Ticketmaster and how much money they're losing. I bet you they've got to be solving that problem. This is not the only place that this happens. Well, they're still selling the tickets. But I mean, they're losing revenue though, right? How, how, how are they losing? Because someone, you're saying someone's selling it for more than what they bought it for? Right, they're selling it for more than face, face price. Right. Well, I mean, face value. So imagine if someone sells something that you sold for more money. I mean, the first thing that pops in my mind is, I could have sold it for more money, but they could figure that part out. They could keep some of that additional revenue. Well, a lot of times the person doing the event stipulates how much the tickets can cost. Also, they usually say, this is how much I want the tickets to be. Like the NFL, they won't, the tickets are too high. They don't want to be that, that guy. So that guy's got the one with the scalpers. That guy's got scalpers in there. I want the tickets to be 100. Then he brings his scalpers in behind and sells them for two. But my golf brooks are all those, you know, really big out. They dictate how much the tickets will cost this, this, this, this, and to different places. And the ticket masters, they're just immediate. We're just selling tickets here. But people just buy them, they flip them and have that there. So that's a bummer. I mean, all these people, they want to come see them. Especially the Rams, you know, they got Todd Gurley and Jared Goss. The locals, I would imagine. This is painful. Absolutely. Absolutely. Have that there. All right. So Sunday. Big day. What Sunday? Big day on Sunday. It is World Backup Day. World backup. We're going to back up the world. We're going to make a carbon copy of the world. You've heard me say this before. I've been downloading the internet for 15 years and I just can't keep up. So I don't even know how I'm going to back it up now. Right? And that's just the internet, right? Everybody, if you go to worldbackupday.com, that is the world, and it's March 31st.  Back up your data. So tell me, your personal data that you have, pictures, you know, homemade movies, obviously no copy-protected things. How do you back them up? Cloud, on-site, floppy disks? Yeah, I'm beyond floppy disks. I had an Olympus 2.5 megapixel when I started my archiving and that was many, many moons ago. And I've got a few terabytes of just family photos and stuff that I've accumulated over the years, documents that I scan in. And I use a Drobo at home. A Drobo. Yeah. Okay. So is it a rack mount or is it one of the bread box looking views? That's a really good description. It's like a bread box. Okay. I mean, it's super heavy. It's got, you know, five drives in it, got, you know, like, 24 terabytes in it. Okay. Which is a lot, right? 24 terabytes is a lot. So let me ask this. Do you have anything off-site?  I'm only in the cloud probably backing up about a fifth of that. A fifth of that. And you have chosen which pictures are important? No, no. So I've got a lot of data that I, my total data repository is probably in the 10, 15 terabytes, given that I've got a 25 terabyte container. And then I probably have- And just people, we're talking terabytes here. So there's a megabyte, right? And then we've got a gigabyte, and then a terabyte. And a normal, small, like word document is maybe a hundred kilobytes. Right. And the pictures may be five megabytes. Yeah. So you've got five megabytes, and then 200 of those, you've got a gigabyte. Yeah. And 1,000 of those 200, you've got a terabyte. Yeah. So that's a lot of storage. And you've got 15 terabytes. Yeah. Okay. And then I splice up, like the personal stuff's probably in the 1.5, two terabyte range. Okay. And then that stuff goes to the cloud. So it's automatically, or do you have it placed different places? Yeah, I've had to be strategic about it. Okay. And after a while it gets hard, it's kind of a shell game at that point, because with all those free accounts, but now with some of the Office 365 benefits, I'm starting to piecemeal. You can't, they've got their file size. So you're paying for this. This is not a free, you're not using a free service, sir. Right. You just run out of time, and then eventually you just start paying. Yeah. So you have more money than time when it comes to backing things up. Yeah. Okay. And I mean, some of the things that we saw for people, it's not the backup that's the problem. It's the restore. So how long am I waiting, you know, reeling to wait to get it restored? Yeah. It's hard. And then securing it and locking it. So all your pictures are in the cloud and those kind, but maybe disk images or those kind of. Oh, yeah, I've got it. Those are, that's what you keep. If you lost, it's a bummer, but you know, it's not going to be the end of the world. Yeah. I mean, hundreds of DVDs worth of MP3s. I mean, I started during Napster, you know, collecting stuff. Napster. Wasn't that illegal? Wasn't that in a movie or something? I thought so. I don't know. I never used it myself. I've read about it on the internet, but yeah, so it is hard. And my problem with pictures is like with my cell phone, when I'm at the beach or something and I'm taking a picture, I say, tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, you know, I'll pick the best one. You don't do the hold and hold? Which I hold in the burst? Yeah. That's true. It's 100 shots. Yeah, exactly. Two seconds. I think, okay, I'll take five and one is going to be good. That's right. What happens? You just take all five. You get all the time to go through and select the only ones you want, right? Well, I tag them. I do meta tags on there so I can be able to find it later. And I have the geo tagging there, so I cross index by that. And the weather of that, right, that's the problem. We got all this data and we're backing it up, but restoring it is a challenge. But then finding it, assuming you can get it restored. But if you're just trying to find it after the fact, that's the problem. And we just got to have computers help us. They need to be able to look at my pictures and tell me that's a fire hydrant, that's a this, that's a map. That's what CAPTCHA is for. I wonder if they're learning. And they say that you can pay people for that. It's like, I'm going to show you nine of my pictures, click all the ones with me and my wife. That's how CAPTCHA began. Yeah, they were making money with it. So worldbackupdate.com, you definitely want to go ahead and do that. All right, so something else, we'll talk about two Apple things here. So there's a big announcement on Monday. There's going to be an Apple card, which is basically, I think it's Wells Fargo Bank, stamped Apple on that. Like you have a United Credit Card, you've got three United Miles, or you've got Hawaiian Airlines, or that kind of thing. Apple is going to have their own card now. Of course, it's made out of titanium. It's got all those things in it. How many Starbucks points do I get with it? You know, does the Starbucks take Apple Pay? It'll probably be the only place you can use it as one that takes Apple Pay.  I didn't even get a Starbucks card. I'm not big on credit cards. They are cool though. You're not big on credit cards? No, I'm not big on credit cards. Meaning, you're cash only?  It's just hard to keep track of. I've got one. You've got one? Okay. And cash.  And my son, you know, I bought some AirPod looking headphones. And he immediately called you out on them. They're mine. They're mine. They're mine. I want those. They're mine. And so I said, why don't we get you your own? Because he already has Bluetooth, you know, the sports kind, but there's a wire connecting the two. Like J-Birds or something? I don't know. But yeah, it goes over the ear for the sports, so it doesn't fall off. But he took those, and I said, I'll buy your own pair. And I said, let me buy this better pair. He goes, no, they don't look like Air Pods. He wants to have Air Pods. All his friends have iPhones. I make him get an Android, but they are good at that marketing and branding. They have to be white. They have to look just like the Air Pod. So it's really, I think, okay, the Apple credit, who's going to care that it says Apple on it? But then I look at my son, and he wants an iPhone worse than anything. He wants Air Pods. He wants everything white, you know, that kind of thing. So remember the days, there was a, we'll get to that right after the break. So again, this is Matt Darnell. We're supporting your tech here on Think Tech Hawaii. Be back in 60 seconds. Hey, loha. My name is Andrew Lanning. 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Matt Darnell again with comtel.cloud here with Jackson, and we are going to be talking about cyber security. And that is such a broad topic. Now why don't you take a minute here and talk a little bit about, you know, how you see cyber security, how you define it in real layperson terms. Yeah, so, and you're right, it's a very broad topic. So cyber security, it's kind of like how I used to define IT support. It's basically anything from the wall outlet out. So if it's inside a wall that's probably has some component of cyber security. We're talking anything from cameras, and I mean, it's pretty in-depth. So cameras, phones, PCs, laptop servers, wireless access, scanners, copiers. It's anything in your office that plugs into a wall. That's what you need. That's probably the most lay way of saying it. There's an actual definition of it. Once you leave the wall, now you've got the internet, cloud repository. You know, a lot of people are doing cloud now, so you've got your applications, hardware, you've got data security. So people are putting up these little doorbells that you push in codes. You've got the doors that you go into that you scan your badge, the parking lots with the RFID. All that is in a bubble and more in a bubble called cyber security. And the tough part is that many people, it's just too much.  But as you look at everything, and the most important part I left out was what about phones, all that stuff. A lot of this stuff has been around. Security is in many ways meant to help retain the information that you're responsible for, but it does affect you. It affects the people that are around you, including customers. So we're talking about a thing from locking down your phone to locking down your, even these little pads that people use for control panels on their desks or they're trying to use it to check in. You'll go to doctor's offices now. You can check in on the iPad. All that stuff has to get locked down. Cash registers at the grocery store and go on. So cyber security is just the protection of, and cyber, you have to break it down. It's kind of a general term for electronics. Yeah. Right? And we have that. So it is just security. Watches, rings. Absolutely. Yeah. You have a smart ring? No. Well, you've seen those little, they got the health rings now. But imagine that. Like it's got a health ring. It's collecting all your data. The sports watches now that do all your, you know, where have you been? Your heart rate? Yeah, absolutely. It goes up the cloud. The skate weight scales? No, and just the tracking, you know, of people running. Yeah, so it is, and if I look at the definition of cyber security, it's the protection of computer systems from theft or damage to the hardware, software, or electronic data, as well as disruption or misdirection, you know, of the services that they provide. And, I mean, it's a shorter list of things that aren't affected by that than things that are affected. That's right.  I mean, we've talked here about toothbrushes that can track how, you know, we're going to have a competition between our kids who brushes their teeth the longest. Have that. So we have all of that there. And the way that people are able to use it, like, did, when they, when all these people found all the secret bases in Afghanistan and based on, you know, they have these heat maps for the where people run.  Oh, and guess what? That happens to be a military base where there are SEAL guys and special forces and they're exercising and they're tracking their their workouts there. So that, you know, so just say, wow, that's the bad guys by tracking, you know, who's working out where they can figure out where the special forces folks have that. And that's at the life or death level, right?  You know, the relatively innocuous level and there's such a varying level of degrees we can have. What's that security? What the way people is, you know, like one of those old time scales, I've got security on one side and I've got ease of use on the other side. If I want really good security, my ease of use is going to go down to the toilet, right? 15 letter passwords, six multiple characters. I usually use the word freedom over here, but yeah, freedom, right? And the other way, if I've got really good ease of use, my security is going to, you know, my security is going to, like we have a client that we do network scans and do that and they have their password is very ease of use. They never, people never have to change their password and they never delete your account after, you know. That's no problem. Yeah, ease of use is phenomenal, phenomenal. You get a password, you're there 18 years later, you'll have the same password, right? Yeah.  So having that level and I think that's the biggest problem that people have is how much is enough cybersecurity? And there's not a real answer. I think how much, unless you say we're dealing with patient records and we need to be HIPAA compliant, there are minimums. And that's the challenge is that if you're waiting for someone to tell you to be secure, you're probably, you know, you're probably looking for trouble. And I think that's why you have all these laws coming in, you know, how you have to lock things down. You've got outside agencies that want to secure things because their reputation will be at stake. You've got government agencies forcing financial institutions, healthcare organizations to lock down their data. They're even paying them in meaningful use to make it happen because people aren't going to spend the money unless someone tells them. And because it does cost a lot of money. And what they realize is that if you don't lock all that information and when the information is leaked, then you're fine. So people that aren't taking any measure at all.  Right there is one of the first. And that wasn't coached. No. That's one of the first things. Why would you? Social engineering. Social engineering. There you go. Oh, sure. Oh, you want the password? Yeah, yeah, there you go. But it's one of the things where we trust. And trust is very much like what you're talking about. A lot of the CEOs are separated from their CEOs because either one, they don't understand it. They don't have somebody they can explain it. But if they're closer together to understand the risks involved in that communication becomes so important because now funding becomes easier. And that's really the challenge. I don't think most IT people that I've talked to in the past, they just need enough money to make it happen. And the challenge is who's going to give money. So either government agency is going to give it to you because you have to by law or a CEO is going to figure out a way to fund your project. And most CFOs will give the IT side just enough to make it work. Right.  I need a thousand dollars. OK, you can have 300. Yeah. Let's say I need 10,000 to make it work. 20,000 to make it work insecure. Here's 10,000 dollars. Exactly. You figure it out, right? Have that. That value proposition is tough for the IT people. They struggle to articulate the importance. And it's possible that you could violate every cyber security rule and never have any effect. It's possible you could do everything known current man and get a zero-day exploit and you're done. Yeah. So it's really a difficult thing to do for people. And so that's where companies like us come in. Right. And we know one way normal. We know what state of the art. We can develop a value proposition. For instance, let me tell you a story. I was working with a military. This is back when I was a young man, probably 1995. They had one of those entry. They had to punch in a code, right? And the next time I went there, the neat thing was you would just press one button. It was 1 through 0. But all the numbers would appear on random spaces. Because, well, what's the threat? Well, somebody is looking with binoculars and seeing the pattern that you're doing. Well, it also sticks. The pattern sticks, right? When I was really young and I was working at banks and they had the little buttons that you push. Open the door a little. I wouldn't push them. You'd always look at three that were used. That was one of the other reasons they did that. Like on my phone screen. It shows the swipe button. You can see it. It's either Z up on the upper. Yeah. So just those little things from there.  I mean, is that how important is that? That if somebody steals this physical hard drive, you know, they're going to be able to read it. Even that's nebulous. I mean, I worked directly with somebody that thought they were getting a full disk encryption. And they found out later that, and this is from a multi billion dollar company that provided the encryption. And they found out that they were not encrypting file names. And that was a hippo violation. So you couldn't read the file. But you could read the file name. Yeah. So you could tell the names of all the people. So depending on how you name your files, which most health organizations are going to say, Greg Jackson has, you know, you know, some kind of cancer or whatever. But now I've got a hippo violation. It's a huge, huge problem. And, you know, people, if people have questions, they certainly call us. You know, whether it's offsite backup, whether it's, you know, the ability to work through these cybersecurity issues are really hard. And there's a $10 solution and there's a $10,000 and on up to as much money as people have got. You said probably the most important part that I hope everyone walks away with today, which is it's about the people and a good example of like if you just train your people the right way. We've got one person that I work with. He does so much training with security. He actually has plans that he uses with his staff. He'll have like competitions. If you get, if you take an exam, this like security exam, it's like social engineering, things like that behavior. Would you click on this? He does it and then he gives out prizes. But what he's done is he's trained his staff to be secure. I think in the last we saw Oregon State. I think that they were just, it was malware. Some of it, they were, they were blocked from Microsoft because, because they accepted an email and huge. You train your people. That is your number one biggest point of have an issue. That's right. Old employee and malicious or that's right. Yeah. So if you want to give us a call again at 356-00-00 Just do 356-00-00 in Puka until somebody answers the phone. We'll, we'll be there for you. We'd love to talk. We love talking about this kind of stuff. We love helping some medium-sized business. Just walk through those kind of problems. You have webinars, you have seminars, and all, all these kinds of products. So again, thank you very much. Great for joining us. This is Matt Darner with Compto.Cloud. We're on Think Tech by Aloha.


Today we're going to talk about the K-Lo hemp infused seltzer either njrew22.com I don't know what category this is but it's I guess a product review it could also be a low carb it could also be a booze review I don't know but this is a non-alcoholic hemp infused seltzer and as you know hemp and CBD oil and all this other stuff is big time trending these days a lot of people are doing it and I for one don't want to do it but I had to try this because this was a feel good water that makes you happy so but the problem is this 12 ounce can is five dollars I don't know it's like it's like buying a soda at the baseball game back in the day you know I think now it's ten dollars for a soda but whatever this is a strawberry wellman watermelon naturally flavored has a naturally occurring CBD and other cannabinoids cannabinoids it has four grams of carbs per can which is too much for me if I down like 10 cans of these it would be it's over the limit so what I did recently was I split this into four servings so it was a one gram per three ounces and I just added three ounces of this to my already alcoholic smirnoff spike sparkling seltzer which is watered down at the beginning and I have to tell you I drank this one can of hemp infused seltzer and I think I felt kind of good I don't know for sure I wasn't like floating on air but and I don't know if it was psychosomatic or not I think I felt kind of okay and for five bucks I mean I guess it's not a a stiff price to pay if you feel okay and everything's all right so but it's a high price item which I probably won't buy again but what I will do and I will do a follow-up on this is I will try it again if I can and see see if I can repeat the the feeling I had and if it really did make me feel like a little bit better I may incorporate into the routine a little bit so I don't know what you think of these hemp drinks especially for someone that doesn't get involved with kind of drugs or anything other than alcohol I'm just wondering without the main marijuana ingredient THC I think that's what it is how does it make you feel good I'm just wondering what exactly is going on there but so that's it I'll try it again and we'll see have a nice time just hit the bell and the subscribe and all that I don't know I'm not feeling so great right now so that's it have a nice week


Alright so we're heading to a no-heat call. Something about the pilot won't stay lit or something so we're gonna go see what's going on there and take a look. Alright you guys are in for a treat especially you young guys may not have seen this before so what we have is a gravity furnace and the pilot's out so ask them like I always do what's your left or your gas bill usually run a month and I'm always amazed when they tell me sixty dollars seventy dollars so which I find amazing because the gravity furnace no blower on it sat in there running those kind of bills it's like how do you even justify replacing a thing so I mean 20 bucks maybe savings a month I suppose it could add up over time if it even that because these are older folks so they probably keep it pretty warm it's a pretty good size house it's a single story I gotta get permission before I can show you anything but we'll go down here light it we're gonna see how the pilot looks the pilot a lot of times gets dirty and it gets weak and my procedure generally is to replace the thermal couple every time and then clean the pilot I grab my little blowgun here usually using my nitrogen but this one I got a little bit left in the tube yet so we'll clean the pilot out by blowing it out because unless you take it apart better off you're going to be less chance of breaking things so let's go in here and see if I can show you some some footage of it I figured people might enjoy kind of seeing this because they don't see these sort of things that often so yeah well some lady who works out there and hey she's got one too really it's always interesting so yeah that one's closed they just got natural venting there yeah yeah it's well you you know on some of them the gas valve was power piled so basically they self-generated their own voltage and they didn't even have to have electricity so yep on the old ones the really old ones so yeah they got a regular gas valve on there but no they they got rid of that that's kind of a illegal anymore yeah they kind of done got rid of that a long time ago because of the possibilities of malfunctioning so return air furnace with air conditioner you know we can hook you up with that not a problem yeah you know between the houses yeah they don't take up much room there yeah so it's right now we're getting along with a one you put in the window yeah and it's getting to the point where I think somebody's getting a little tired it's nice to not have to mess with it that's for certain and like I say if we was going to do it we might as well just do the whole thing does it go out very often no it's never gone out since you put that on there really okay yeah because it's staying lit but I like I said my usual procedure is to replace it I'm going to blow out the pilot there and get it cleaned up and then I'm going to replace that thermal couple okay that's what I think would be your best bet that way you have less chance of it going back out again it don't look too dirty at all it's actually pretty clean looking but just as precautionary that's what I'm going to do with it I don't like where that's at so I'm going to drill that a little bit out so that I can get that center piece up there a little higher so that it can be a little more I'd like about maybe eighth of an higher than what it is so I'll just drill that out just a little bit slowly I was able to put the vice grips there to hold it so don't rip my hand off and was able to get just enough that it lets that top piece through so it should fit now there we go I like that a little bit better we'll see how that is once we got a flame on it I just want to hit that probably half inch area we can look at the instructions but generally I like to hit a good portion at the top a little bit more and that screws in there nice and good so we're going to go ahead and get that back in there there's an orifice in there which I blew through that and I got that all cleaned out we blew out that main burner there ended up blowing any of the dust and stuff that's around the burner at the base there so any of the air combustion any of the air shutter area which would be traditionally an air shutter that way you can get the air through that it properly needs and they said this thing booms a little bit when it kicks on which is not a real surprise especially if this isn't a slow opening gas valve this comes on at a mad dash rush that's probably why it booms we'll take a look at we'll see what we got you didn't want to hear anything about that get those out of there now let's see how she kicks on the pilot is a little bit below the burners which generally is a good place for it and if the flame hits it so we'll kick it on kicked on pretty smooth now watch and see how it acts when we do the pilot off see how it kind of pulls on it kind of can see that close that do it again it's kind of be great to see a little better now we pulse a little bit on that but not bad and it's a slow opening valve which is a good thing so i like the way it comes on it's really nice and smooth and then once this thing gets hot it'll start venting a little bit better make sure that the chimney is clear too i don't help your chimney a lot you got a empty spot up here that should be closed off so i'm gonna have to make something up to kind of seal that a big old your chimney it's got a big old hole there at the top see that that that that reduces your draft that shouldn't be like that so i'm going on the side there yep right here probably from an old water heater or something i don't know so i'm gonna seal that up with some sheet metal it's about all i got on the truck i'm gonna inspect it make sure i can see daylight at the top there too make sure it's all clear and open yep you can see daylight plenty good so that's important to know that you aren't going to get the old sleepy sleep from carbon monoxide poisoning all right it's not beautiful but it's sealed so it'll work it'll you figure it's been working for how many years that way so it'll uh it'll at least uh help keep any birds from getting in there and stuff like that yeah they they would come down that chimney no problem rule fine little bird rule skinny they look like larks with great big tails yeah well i don't know if there's any particular bird it would try to sneak down one hole over the other but couple different ears didn't we same time we sprayed for gas leaks no leaks on any of the old pipes which always is kind of surprising for as old as that is you guys got all kinds of funny things going on down here yep it uh it's still on so it must have satisfied so i hope it is yep well on one way to find out now let's let it run so there we go got that dear back on i'm gonna say you're probably good to go we'll try it out see how it does if it acts up from there we'll just have to make some more adjustments on the pilot but i don't see that as being a reason so we should be good well you can see the chimney way up there and uh that was clear open it's not a real big house so i mean it's there all the way to the back so you know anyhow that uh hopefully was entertaining for you guys it's never seen a gravity furnace before and uh it's always amazing that the gas bill is as little as what it is so they should be good to go the biggest thing there was probably cleaning the burners out so that they were clean and uh it won't it lights off smooth and uh plugging off that chimney definitely didn't hurt anything to get a little bit better draft on it if you notice it had a diverter built into the flue pipe so that's how that works then the front of the furnace also had that flat plate there uh you know i wanted to make sure i had enough combustion air coming into it and that was kind of homemade looking as you noticed so uh just another one for the logbooks if you guys enjoyed the video make sure you do what you need to do and until next time guys we'll hit you on the next one


Hey guys, what's up? It's Kinsey and welcome back to my channel. If you guys are new here. Hi, my name is Kinsey I'm 23. I live in Dallas, Texas. I make a lot of lifestyle videos fitness health cooking wellness Product faves vlogs if you guys like this video be sure to subscribe also follow me on Instagram I'm posting to stories daily tick-tock the works. It's all below so for today's video I'm going to be filming a current favorites. I don't feel like I filmed one of these in quite some time I have a lot of things that I have been absolutely loving so I'm going to share them with you guys As always, I will have everything linked down below if you guys want to shop alright guys I wanted to share this app Baki with you. It's really cool. It's a combined workout and meal plan that gets you better results It's cool because it isn't a diet But it's actually like this life-changing meal plan that just makes your life so much easier There's a shopping cart and recipes which means you're not really wondering what's for dinner Baki is also an AI physician that can diagnose over 300 diseases and will save you from having to sit in a waiting room That also allows you to take pictures of your meals and calculate the number of calories it tracks your nutrition The app specializes in meal planning, so it's great on its own But it also goes well with the workout plan you guys can use code Kinsey for 10% off I will have it linked below. We're gonna start off with skincare favorites the first favorite I have for you guys is insane. So this is the inky list hyaluronic acid Unbelievable and it is 799 guys. I have purchased hyaluronic acids and just skincare products that are almost a hundred dollars This is 799 and I actually like it better I also like the ordinary one, but I honestly like this one a little bit better, and it's just a few dollars cheaper I actually work with them my podcast because didn't know I'm a podcast go listen and I love them But even before they were a sponsor on the podcast my mom had told me about them and my entire family is on the inky list And I just cannot say enough good things. I've been trying out their new products as well pretty much for skincare I just switch between the inky list and cure ology. Those are like my two go-tos, but I am so impressed by this 799 guys you need to get this. I don't know this counts as like skincare, but I'm gonna put it in It's the bite beauty agave lip mask So I keep this in my nightstand, and this is what I use overnight I am someone who cannot have chapped lips ever even yesterday My friends were like you put on your products like 15 times a day Which I'm sure is actually like contributing to the problem I know but I just cannot have chapped lips ever this stuff is so good for overnight you wake up And your lips are still hydrated, which is a big thing for me. So I really love this product I like bite beauty as a whole for lip products, but this is like my current go-to I have some body products, which I feel like count in the skincare category. I don't know Okay, the first one. This is the capari hydrating body wash. So this I believe is my second or third of this one I love this so much. It's actually hydrating. I feel like with body washes It can make my skin dry and tight really easily and this stuff one smells so good But two it does the exact opposite my skin feels so hydrated and amazing after I actually am out of this I need to order a new one today best body wash. I've ever used in my entire life I cannot say enough good things about it Especially if you're someone who self tans because you really want to keep your skin hydrated This is the best next thing I've been loving is the summer Fridays summer skin at nourishing a body lotion This stuff also smells really good It's not too overpowering to where it will like clash with perfumes or anything but I put this on every time I get out of the shower and Just honestly sometimes randomly throughout the day. It is so good. It's not too thick. It's not too thin It's not too oily. I mean honestly, it is exactly what you want in a body lotion 10 out of 10 the self tanner I've been using is the Lux unfiltered hydrating self tanning cream I have talked about this on the channel so many times Savon a la who's a blogger who I love following to her brand I will give you my reasoning right you see this well right now. I don't have white bedding on I normally have white bedding on I have white sheets at least and I am Irish my grandma's made a name is literally Marion Delaney. She has red hair. Look, I'm very Irish, right? I don't tan.  It's just not okay So I self tan rather than tan outside. I'm also impatient. Whatever. So with self tanning There's a lot of problems right one ruining all of your right clothes That was like my main thing because I love wearing white and then also it's sticky. It doesn't smell good.  You can apply it just with your hands. No mint needed, which is crazy It doesn't ruin your clothes. It doesn't ruin your sheets Like I literally will wear all white after applying this and it doesn't get on my clothes It is the craziest thing. It's also really moisturizing. It's just the best self tanner I have ever used like nothing compares I can do an entire video on self tanning if you guys want there are other self tanners I will use if I want more of like an instant darker color, but just for like everyday use This is my go-to. There's nothing like it onto perfumes So I am almost completely out of the Rubica Mace Margiela by the fireplace perfume. This stuff is so good I love all of their scents. I love the perfumes. I love everything they come out with It's just the best thing ever But this one smells so bomb Keaton was here Keaton bought it right after and was like that's just the best thing I've ever smelled. It's a really different kind of scent I also like that they're unisex like it's cool. You guys as you can see we're almost out of it I love it. It is a warmer more like masculine scent, but it's not too masculine to the point where you're like I smell like my boyfriend. It still smells really good. It's like a good in-between I think it's a great gift honestly like this is my favorite scent ever I'm obsessed with that then I got this one because Molly was telling me to have a new scent It's the bubble bath one. I love this. I think it's perfect for spring. I got it in a sample I think I'm gonna buy it full size. You just smell so good. It's very light and airy and just clean smelling I don't know. I feel like it's like my new spring summer scent so for makeup this probably will not come as a surprise to you but I Absolutely love my Sephora best skin ever foundation. This stuff is so good. It's not too heavy on your face It's a little bit natural looking while giving you a little more coverage and evens out your skin tone your skin Just it will never look better. It's also $20. This foundation is only $20 guys I want to get like four different shades just because I'm always self tanning. I've always a different color But this is so good. I wear the shade 23 Y I need to get a lighter one as well, but it's really great. I apply it with a brush I apply it with the Sephora 64 brush I also really like that honestly should have been the video link below as well, but it's so bomb I just do one pump apply it on and honestly if I don't put anything over it kind of doesn't look like I'm wearing makeup It just looks so good again $20 like cannot recommend this enough. I don't remember the last time I was even that into a foundation and this has really just been the biggest game changer for me I have some hourglass powders. I have always loved hourglass powders I've probably been using at least this one the dim light one on and off for the past like four or five years It is so bomb. It's really good. It's one of those products that you don't think you need But once you start using it, you can't go back So I'm gonna start off talking about this one again I talked about this on my channel on and off for the past like probably four or five years It's really great. I used to use this I would do one pop of the it cosmetics CC cream and then set it with this powder and it gives you this beautiful glow You just look so healthy and happy and glowing so it's kind of the perfect product. It's so beautiful It just I don't know how to describe it It gives you the most beautiful healthy looking glowy finish if you're looking for healthy glowy bouncy looking skin This is the secret weapon like you need to get this product. I've also been using their bronzer This is the luminous bronze light. These are their ambient powders really pretty I've just been loving that as well. It gives me a really nice glowy look I don't like when my skin is super like matte and kind of dull looking I think maybe because I'm a little more pale or maybe like it's my complexion I don't know what it is, but I'm always looking to make my skin glow and I've really been loving that bronzer I was using the Marc Jacobs bronzer for a while and For some reason it kind of started to become muddy and I don't think it's them I think it's me, but that is probably my favorite bronzer. I've ever used. I also have a blush I love blush, but I don't feel like I try out like a ton of different ones and they sent these to me But this isn't sponsored I started using this one and it just gives me like the perfect like pink kind of peachy rosy Doesn't make sense, but you get I'm saying color to my skin and I've been loving that this is sublime flush Really good. The next thing I got another wreck from Molly It is the Dior lip glow oil color reviver and cherry oil So I got this in raspberry and I also got the pink one I like this one a little bit better just because it gives you a little bit more color look at the applicator like So beautiful that is like the perfect applicator if I've ever seen one I love it because it's an oil so it's really hydrating to your lips But at the same time gives me a little bit of color and it looks like a gloss. Well, it doesn't really feel like a gloss It's not like sticky my hair doesn't get stuck in it and I just love this especially because it's hydrating That's always what I'm looking for. It is so good. So moving on into clothes I actually don't have these leggings with me But I've been posting them on stop so I'll post some photos that I've been wearing in them But I got the leggings that everyone has been talking about on Amazon They are Lulu lemon a line dupes right so those are like I think like a hundred eight dollars or something They're the softest leggings ever But there are ones on Amazon that are dupes that are only twenty six dollars that feel the exact same way like other people I've been like, oh my god, those are so soft. They are so good I originally got them in a size medium and I Went and ordered a few other pairs in a size small They actually have a chocolate brown pair and if you guys remember around winter time Lulu came out with Chocolate brown a lines and then they disappeared and sold out and I was never able to get them I've gone in like so many times and I found them on Amazon. So I finally got the leggings They're only twenty six dollars. They feel just like the Lulu lemon a line leggings run Don't walk. I bought four pairs in the long story short I ordered a medium decided I needed a small because the mediums work a little bit big So I got a small if that matters. Okay, the next thing I've been wearing you guys will not be surprised That is my favorite pair of shoes I've ever owned as you guys know chocolate brown is my favorite color and literally wearing all chocolate brown right now These shoes are the best things ever happened to me. And yes, they're actually shoes. I wear them every single day I absolutely love them. I will say they did give me blisters beauties pain put some band-aids on It's totally worth it I need those shoes in every single color because if I'm not wearing sneakers with dresses I'm gonna be wearing those dresses so freaking cute. I will link them below. I'm obsessed with them I wear them 24-7. I really just feel like they're me and a shoe and I love them But another thing I've been wearing are these scrunchies from Amazon. I got a pack of five I think like eleven dollars. I'll link them below. I have a ton of different colors I'm constantly wearing and of course the chocolate brown one, but I love the pink one I just wear them 24-7. They feel better on my hair. I think they're really cute And I'm just loving them another thing I have been loving is this I know we're shocked another chocolate brown piece So I have this chocolate brown set from Artless So this is Maddie Orlando's clothing line that she sent me and I am obsessed. I'm wearing the sweats right now I love this chocolate brown set. I think it's so cute. I love the material. It's really soft It's not too heavy. So it's kind of perfect for this time of year, but I just love it Also, I have my favorite pair of denim They're actually from Princess Polly and I'm really really picky with denim and I will splurge on denim So the fact that these are my favorite pair of jeans and they're only like $60 and you can pretty much always get a princess Polly code I don't have one right now But I always just type in like princess Polly code into YouTube and find one and you can always get 20% off These specifically I actually like the ones that aren't asymmetrical but have the same fit But those are in the wash right now. I'll post photos on the screen These are the best fitting denim ever. They're straight-leg. They fit around your waist so well They just off guys. I just absolutely love them. I cannot say enough good things about them I know I've talked about them in videos before I want to get every single color every single shade every single thing They ever have in this fit So they have they have these that are the asymmetrical cut which are like very trendy really cute everyone's been loving them And then they also have just like a normal Like waistline waistband and I like those more just because they're like more simple But I think these are really fun and really cute. These are my two go-to pairs of jeans I wear them 24-7 cannot say enough good things about them. They're seriously the best moving on to my random favorites My hydro flask has made it back. I lost my old one. I had a white one I think it was a 32 ounces into the 40 ounce and they are so expensive So it took me like months to finally be like, okay I'm gonna buy another one because when I have one of these I drink water Non-stop especially with my liquid IV my faith so good. I just when you have a hydro flask I feel like you just drink so much more water. It's worth it Actually, I don't know get a dupe maybe like not I'm thinking about it but I will say my water does stay cold the entire time and It's something that I use every single day So I ultimately don't mind paying a little bit more for it really great I carry it with me everywhere. It's like always I have like a stack of things I take from room to room in my house as I'm working and this is always with it, so Okay, you guys are going to hate me because I don't think these are on the website anymore But look at how beautiful this H&M candle is I think it was like $14 I saw on a like to know it post someone posted all these candles under $20 And I was so in love with this that I literally bought four so I have them all throughout my house And I've not been able to find the link I've been trying to share it with you guys since I got them and they're not online So I will double check if not a link a really similar one because H&M has other ones I just think they're so cute like this is perfect I'm a big candle sort of gal. There's always candles burning in my house I love the vibe, but also I love this as decor. I just think it's so cute another candle That's made its way back into my life the volcano candle if you guys have ever walked into anthropology and it smells amazing It's because they're burning the volcano candle.  Thank you brand anthropology And there we are I will link it below because haven't gotten it. It's really good also life half You guys can go to Target and if they have the island moonlight candle. It's half the price. It's $15.  I love it my last random fave, which I guess this isn't a random I know it's another chocolate brown item. We're shocked, right? I got this Prada bag I have the other strap But honestly I took this strap off like last week and I just keep wearing it like this And I think I almost like it better. It is the best bag There's another strap as you guys know will post a photo. I wear it to stay today. This is great for like a night out I just love this bag. I wore it 24-7. It is so perfect I cannot say enough good things about it if you guys are on the fence and you're seriously considering buying it I couldn't recommend it enough like it is just truly the best bag and I'm completely obsessed with it So I would definitely recommend I'll link it below. It's just my faith for music phase this past month I have been on a big country cake. That's how you know. I'm happy in life I have a Spotify playlist called you help ops 2.0 and another one. That's you help ops. It's collaborative I know you another one because the collaborative just got too long and it was just too all over the place If you guys need good country music to listen to I know most of you probably hate country. That's whatever I've also been listening to Taylor switch a lot recently You know, there's a lot going on in the Swifty world And I just love Taylor so I'm also the new music everything, you know, I'm into it So for my recent book faves, I'm gonna give you guys three the first one is the butcher by Jennifer Hillier I think that's how you say your last name. She also wrote little secrets, which is one of my all-time favorite books I have never told someone in my life to read that book and then not gotten raving reviews back Okay, the butcher is so different from everything I've ever read. I would say it's probably more of it's a psychological thriller No, it isn't what would it even be? I don't really know how to describe it It follows this girl who's like following the scary serial killer in the Pacific Northwest She believes this killer killed her mother, but supposedly he had died before it is just so good Like it's so not what I would normally read is a little bit even different than a thriller I love like a good thriller in romance room take a shot every time I say thriller right now I personally love romance and thriller and honestly like young adult books However, this one is totally different than what I've read and Jennifer Hillier is one of my favorite authors And I cannot recommend this book to you enough. It was so good another book That is a thriller that's been making its rounds around town What I don't know. Um, it is the silent patient so good guys. I Love that book. I didn't see it coming. I really didn't like I just I absolutely love that book I think I read it in a day So good cannot recommend it enough and then just in general I've been loving Taylor Jenkins reads books I read pretty much every book she's ever written in January I think really eight books of hers and they're really really good Maybe I'm reading another one right whoop. I started reading another book. I said, I can't do whatever reading whatever anything by her Seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo is so good. I would start there and then that one honestly is really different from our other reads I didn't love Daisy Jones in the six, but I did love Evelyn Hugo and then I love all of her other romance books So that is it for today's video. Let me know if you guys like these current faves I will link everything below comment down below video requests.


Hi everybody, how's everybody? Guess who we brought today? We brought Mr. Project. We've got so many viewers here today. This is great. This is really great because on our first bingo that we ever did, we tried to get you on board for that one and we gave you like an hour's notice. So that was kind of tough. So it's great to have you here today and it's really great with a project that's near dear my heart, the First Responders Project. And let's have Steve kind of talk about the First Responders Project a little bit while I bring up the page and we'll show everybody what's it all about. So the First Responders Project actually started out as a small little free space page by a member named Mary G. She was working through a couple of items and reached out for assistance and wanted to see what we could do with the project. We ended up expanding the scope a little bit. Obviously now we're a functional project underneath the Global Banner and we're just trucking along. Only a few members so far but we're hoping a lot of you will join us. I just really think this is, we have a lot of these really super cool projects that are there. We know of them. If you're a person that likes categories and profiles and you have a profile of a firefighter, say you'll do a quick little search for the category and you'll add firefighter or police or whatever it might be. But you probably didn't know this big page was here that had all the details. And this is really great because you also have all the stickers. This is one of the biggest questions that I think every project gets. How do I do the stickers? Right. And you have all of them pretty much here in the important ones. This reminds me, please always kind of reminds me a little bit of the military as well especially when we're talking about these stickers. So for military you have the killed in action but for the police and the First Responders we have killed in the line of duty. Right. And those stickers are there. And we've got something really kind of different for the bingo this time to share with everybody. And I think now would probably be a good time since we're talking about the line of duty. Let's share a video with you real quick. I think this one is the short one and Steve wanted to show this particular one. Why? So what we're working with here is when you're working with First Responders who are killed in the line of duty they typically have a little ceremony that they call an end of watch. So these are radio calls that will go out you know requesting a response from the fallen officer. Obviously there's going to be moments of silence where the officer doesn't respond and then a short little memorial message and it's broadcast throughout the entire you know police fire or EMS system through their radios. So this is just a short example of one.  Oh my gosh. It doesn't sound like we have any sound. No sound. No sound. Let's come back this let's see if I can work on the sound a bit. I'll also put the link so everybody can see it. Let me try it. Let me try one more thing. Any sound now? Nope. No sound. Okay. Work on that guys. Work on that. Because it's really it's really emotional. My dad was a police officer and chief of police and a volunteer fighter and a fighter and there's been a just a few times I've been in his police car where you hear this type of message come out and even as a young child it really hits you kind of hard because you know that somebody was trying to do what they they wanted to do as a public servant and ended up losing their life or or sometimes it's not as tragic as well. Now I want to go into we're talking about police officers right now but this project also goes into different occupations. What do we want to talk about with first responders? Man pretty much anything you can you can really think of so obviously police officers you know that's kind of the first and foremost in everybody's mind a lot of people think of EMTs so emergency medical technicians or anyone who works in an EMS field paramedics. Obviously firefighters as well there was kind of a little bit of a collaboration going along with some of the 9-11 project members for a lot of the firefighters who lost their lives during the 9-11 attacks and then also as well as the civil defense volunteers so the people that do civil protection or civil services and some examples of that may be some of the they're not really always commissioned officers but those like Native Americans who work on reservations in some of these they may not be a again a licensed technician or something of that nature but and it sounded like you had sound there Sandy. Yeah we figured out I do have a question to Mary G actually asked me this earlier in case she couldn't come join the bingo there's a Native American Reservation Ranch police officers would be classified just as a law enforcement for example this first example of the sticker law enforcement and she could put the text here of what they were that they were on a reservation police officer. Yes absolutely okay so categorize those then as police officer and then she could add the text okay let's go ahead this video one more time kind of found a workaround for it let's see if it works and you guys tell me if you can hear it. Yeah it sounded like the audio kind of dropped off at the very end of it but you know you can hear in the very first beginning where they're making a call out to the officer there's gonna be you know moments of silence they'll make repeated attempts typically two to three attempts at contacting the officer. There we go hold on hold on hold on there we go sorry about that I had some other audio pumping in through my ear okay that video is chilling it just is kind of amazing how much you imagine you're sitting there as a police officer or first responder and you hear that that video is very chilling to to hear because you know the end result with that and I want to point out anyone an old I always talk about how almost every project can be related to something else so we do have the world disasters the first responders you mentioned 9-1-1 that would be a way that the world wide disasters project could be involved in this of course the cemeteries because you can do a profile from finer grave a carried over most of the finer graze by fine or first responders that especially killed in line of duty or have a lot of information and the so let me ask you this for military police officers with those would how would we categorize those so if they are active military then it would fall under the role of honor project but what you'll find is that there may be a lot of you know military personnel who have now transitioned to civilian service and will work as firefighters police officers etc so there's you know a lot of cross between the military and war project like you said the cemetery project obviously there's a lot of projects that you can work with I'm actually looking at maybe contacting Emma pretty soon I have a couple of officers that would fit well under USB H and I could use their help and you know fleshing out those profiles so there's you know a lot of collaboration opportunities that can happen there as well nice I think that's something that we are finding with the bingo that we keep talking about the projects and finding all these different ways that you can and I never thought about the USB H connecting and through there as well so that's really cool let's show you a couple profiles examples here that are already in wiki tree so this happens to be alphonse is a police officer I believe that did die in the line of duty and you can see the detail that's that's here as well as the stickers but what is interesting is that a full history of his life and as well as his career if you're if you're a first responder it's a calling it's a calling like military and you know there's a chance that you could maybe not make it out that day I think I know for example my mom every day my dad went to work that was always in the back of her mind but for us to be able to add these type of profiles to wiki tree as a lasting memorial generations and generations from now we'll be able to go back and say wow this was my great-grandfather and look at this memorial this is really cool sometimes our folklore our family stories come down but we don't know the facts but for example this profile gives a really good idea of everything that happened and this is a canadian one from mags actually that went through so the other one I want to point out this one was this one was amazing to me if you read this profile this profile was really amazing to me and such a young guy at 38 there's a couple things that I wanted to ask you Steve you grew up in cut and shoot Texas cut and shoot Texas so actually not very far from me so obviously I I was intimately familiar with this not not Jason himself but with the details surrounding the incident it was all over the news you know it was a it was a big topic out here and you know our little slice of the country so and this particular officer this this happens way too much as well and I love the detail on this profile on wiki tree to this particular officer was writing a traffic ticket and a speeder was going too fast and wasn't really watching the road and just from him doing his job speeder came by and ran into him so this was and you can see the entire town and not only how you will get those right absolutely so I believe in you know mr. Nolan's case here what actually happened is officers from neighboring communities came in to work shifts while the entire department and community went to support Jason and his you know burial ceremonies like that that's amazing yeah you don't think about that because crime doesn't stop you still need you still need officers firefighters let's move on to another profile and for those of you that are first time at bingo or have not played bingo before what we're gonna do is put up the first bingo card here give me one second I will get that for you I think that's it there you go this is the first bingo card what you want to do is go ahead and hit that link and bring it up we'll talk about the bingo in just a second we're gonna go through this profile and then start the first bingo card let me pause real so we got a good question here so I could actually add this tag to my grandmother grandfather's profiles he's a firefighter and I believe you have it drilled down to country so you know in this case it kind of depends you know if he was killed in the line of duty then there's a specific sticker for that that would be the end of watch sticker otherwise if you just want to notate his service as a firefighter then we're using the occupation stickers for that and there's some examples on the project page on how you can you know customize that now this one is is a little bit older this one and is from North Platte Nebraska this one was kind of interesting profile to read and if you like history these are really interesting profiles to read because you dig into a little bit further beyond this particular police officer but what he is trying to do he's trying to arrest two people that were in a multi-state crime spree and they shot him so you can even go and read the newspaper articles of the trial of the two crime spree you can read a more detailed information about what they were doing and why this police officer was doing his job trying to find him and unfortunately he was shot as he was doing it is it's interesting this is a posse is searching this section in an effort to apprehend two men in a large automobile who shot and instantly killed traffic officer at work park and that kind of gets me to as a traffic officer you think of just police officers as police officers these days but a traffic officer is a guy that was you could write tickets he could also direct traffic you see them after especially down here in the south we use our police officers a lot for the big churches on Sunday or a big football game or things like that and that's what a traffic officer is so he's he was actually trying to stop a multi-state crime spree and got instantly killed in the line of duty yeah I was actually just working on a profile this morning it's not ready to release yet but it was an officer who was shot and killed in 1912 up in Oklahoma and he was just serving a warrant and they say that's serving warrants of is to somebody's door to do that and they're waiting for you yep he was he was ambushed and I believe the report said he was shot at like 12 foot with a shotgun all survive for three days ultimately succumbed to his injuries but after that there was a 100 man posse that was assembled and went after the killer and he was actually arrested just a couple hours before the officer passed away so he finally got some closure before he passed that one that one's that's it's tough to hear those stories but at the same time this is kind of why we do wiki tree sometimes it's just adding a profile we don't have any information about a person so you add your census your birth your marriage your your death certificate and your final grade but sometimes we're able to give a little bit more detail and I always say that even though they're tough I do a lot of the mining disaster profiles for for southeast and they're tough I can do a couple a day and then I have to walk away from it and imagine like you were saying see working on this gentleman's you can work on it and then you have to walk away for a little bit yep absolutely okay so is everybody ready for bingo let me give you guys the bingo idea of how we're gonna do this everybody should have their bingo card up I'm going to run through a list of bingo words that relate to our project today you can get bingo horizontally vertically or diagonally no you have to be the first person to say bingo in the chat so there could be multiple people that went at the exact time but it's whoever's quickest to put the word bingo in the chat and keep throwing it because sometimes I get chatty and I got to have you guys tell me many times yeah I know that way before we begin look who showed up there's Mary G so Mary G thanks for giving us the idea on this yep okay guys and I should mention too I always forget this part that the prize is up to $30 from the wiki tree store and the most important prize in the entire store is the bingo mug definitely the most requested I think we have one person do a shirt but the bingo month and I'm proud to say I think we're the best seller in the whole entire store so there you go okay so the very first word handcuffs hot not sure that was a word but we'll take it I first day this one's a easy one almost every first responder no matter what your job is can do that fire station and I should say everybody should know where your fire station is you should know the closest one stop this one's pretty obvious but they tell you to stop I recommend you stop especially with explanation more detective gear and I do often wonder how sometimes you know the firefighters they go in I'm in Atlanta so they go in in that heavy gear in the middle of summer and to a fire and often wonder how they protect themselves and make sure they don't dehydrate and danger and as you guys get close they might get really really super close let us know in the chat hose pipe it's gonna be more your firefighter would you say the firefighter profiles are the ones that we need to amp up in wiki tree we are very lacking right now as far as identifying our firefighters in templates in categories I know there's a bunch out there especially as they may relate to like the 9-11 project but you know getting the categorized getting stickers on their profiles is something that we are lacking right now one away one more get in close well somebody likes to shirt oh wow everyone we've got a few people that are one I don't know has it been this this quick before anyone yeah that was pretty fast yeah hospital see I waited and thank you first for for writing that in caps there we go so now I Carol I'm gonna brag on you just a little bit so Carol I put up on the g2g on pips g2g we can chat which by the way if anybody wants to help out their 15 for 15 go to pips we can chat Carol's like I really want to try and make this one I want to try and make it because I don't think she has a family member that isn't a first responder has a lot of first responders so Carol I know so okay now Carol here's what you need to do to get the prize you need to email anyone our forestel I gotta say it you reminded me yesterday of it so email her and tell her that you won the first bingo game for first responders we tend to remember but more detail and she will hook you up with what you can select for a prize but again the mug is really really really really popular I should point out too I think you said that the productions a little slow oh yeah they're they're kind of behind on production for whatever reason so things that I ordered beginning of January are just now being produced and shipped so if you've had press from the connect-a-thon or from other things and you feel like it's taking forever it is taking forever but they are starting to do them again so hopefully it won't be too long and then Carol we're gonna trust you with this yep just email me okay now let's go back to two more profiles and then we're gonna try one more video I know isn't that cool I will tell you I used to go to bingo with my sister in law at the fire halls as a matter of fact that's kind of coincidence never one okay so we've got one more and then we've got a video another video that we want to showcase so this is this is another really cool one to me because it's older it's not as current and you can see that he died in 1912 and this is another one from Texas that Steve's been working on and if I remember correctly this is a firefighter who was on vacation and decided to there's a fire decided I'm a public servant I'm a firefighter let me go help his brother was actually the fire chief and his brother was out on vacation so he felt his duty to step up in place of his brother and act as the fire chief to help and then he ended up putting trapped in a fire the entire building collapsed on them while they were trying to rescue people so he was killed there and again I know sometimes these are a little little tough to do but they're so so important not only for us today but they're so important for those that are gonna come after us because too many family stories and football are oh yeah yeah yeah he was the only one that went in and it was you know building size of Empire State Building and think but this actually gives you the facts and details and I will take I've been kind of amazed how many kids in my family line will come to me and say I have to do a report can you help me out with one of our ancestors that had this or was a firefighter or was in the military so these are really good stories to also continue now I'm gonna try and bring up the second video and this video is I have a doubt this one if that would work better pardon I have a download of video that we could it may help let's try that a little bit better it should yeah you may have to walk me through that miss A1 so Sandy can unshare for a sec and then Steve if you click on present down at the bottom and then do video file gotcha and then find the video all right let's try this here I'll just run through some comments and car 8 Lincoln 30 car 8 Lincoln 30 in one county the car 8 Lincoln 30 no response from car 8 Lincoln 30 this is last call for officer Dale Woods badge number 47 end of watch January 7th 2019 is with great sorrow that we mourn the passing of Oscar Dale Woods a hometown hero raised in chlorine township honorably serving the community for 23 years officer Woods was a devoted son brother father boyfriend his dedication of love for family extended to his brothers and sisters at the chlorine township police department and they loved him back he will be missed by his family friends co-workers that countless people he assisted throughout his stalwart career especially the many officers who benefited from his field training mentorship the impact he has made will be his legacy he will be remembered for his quick wit and bringing humor to the radio by acknowledging his dispatch with them oh right also Woods remained calm collected and professional despite the chaos around him and was relentless in his efforts to ensure no officer responded to calls without back up it has been our privilege to serve with them you will be missed brother and finding what a true hero is officer Woods continues to serve through organ and tissue donation saving countless lives we salute a true hero and public servant honoring his call to the very end 8 Lincoln 30 has answered his last call is now 2 7 for the remainder all right rest easy sir squat 2 way we'll take it from here I'm not misty I mean that gave me chills I this is just this that was a beautiful tourney and I agree somebody said I don't know how the officer is gonna make it through that call collected how he was able to narrate that that he did very well there's a lot of examples out on you know YouTube and other places even on you know some actual sheriff websites and things that nature with a kind of memorialize these videos and tributes on their websites and a lot of times they will have one of the 911 operators you know initiating the call and making this the speech and it's very hard for them to make it through it their voice is cracking they're crying and it's hard for them to get through I mean they've worked with these people for numbers of years you know it's very difficult let's take a few questions while we um you know I did warn everybody bring a tissue while we dry our eyes a little bit um I have about 10 men in my family that were railroad firemen would you include them in the project absolutely and again he has the stickers that are really great on the project first page and you can just change the last bit of it the text and you can say that they were railroad firemen or name the railroad and and mention it um let's see I know I missed it somewhere um that's a good one too Carol so to join the project you would go to the project page check it out and down here how to join and you have a welcome post this is kind of familiar so those of you have joined Project Wiki Tree before there's your welcome post and give Steve a little bit of idea on the g2g what you're looking at if you want to help in every area or maybe just a certain one if emt or firefighters and I think that there are just there are so many I want to go over the sticker one more time there are so many different types particularly our police officers because we talked about traffic police officer traffic we talked about um a law for detectives as well our different type of police officer we talked about reservation Native American reservations so again what you would do is you use the sticker that Steve's provided for you and where it says text just give a little detail of what type of police officer it is and same could be said for the firefighter firefighters are interesting because you there's a tremendous amount of volunteer firefighters as well as paid firefighters so he's giving you the stickers or you can even add the squad and information in I um I think I saw there we go I knew that was gonna come up Steve yeah talk to us about the police and I will tell everybody now and when and I both agreed yesterday we are not showing and in to watch for police dogs we can't do it if you're an animal lover those are we were saying yesterday like we can't even watch dog commercials let alone let alone and no so just so everybody knows stick with us that we got lots of good information there will not be in the watch for a canine police canine so talk to us if we have a police canine then so it's recently just came up so just kind of brainstorming I plan to do a little bit of work on that this afternoon I think what we'll do is we'll set up a category that we can use to start you know creating free space profiles for a lot of these canines because unfortunately there's a lot of them that are killed in action as well so one of the websites we haven't really talked a whole lot about yet but you'll see it in a couple of the example profiles that we've shown is for the officer down Memorial page or P and one of the things that they do is they actually work to catalog all the information of the first responders who are killed in the line of duty so this is specific to police officers you know so it won't include firefighters or anything of that nature there's a lot of information in here and they also work on information about the canines as well so you can find some information there so we'll expand on that we'll create a category where we can create space pages for these dogs a lot of these guys are only alive because the dogs sacrifice themselves for them that's very true you know yeah I just yeah I see and we can't it's hard to even think about that because I know one of the emergency vets is not too far from me that's where they bring all the canine dogs and you always know when you see a lot of police cars around the certain intersection I go the other way because I can't assume it let's take um this is an interesting question so how far back in time as far back as you can go if there's documentation go for it there's no time limit at all you know and you know we've been talking a lot about you know first responder deaths and things that nature too but that's not all the project is focused on right so honoring our current police EMT's firefighters you know things that nature absolutely that that is part of our goals we want to get those occupation stickers out there we want to get them categorized you know we want to make sure that they are recognized it is true the majority of these first responders do make it to retirement and they live a fulfilled life after retirement too they need recognized they you know I public servants and military are just a special thing and they need recognized I think for their service as well okay so let's see so if I have profiles for folks like why it or they could they could absolutely and then yeah Eric points out I don't like like anyone we just adopted a rescue dog from the shelter that they believe is 14 years old so yes I've been getting involved in canine DNA testing in time-bating so there's yet another project that if you bring up those canine dogs we can do we can work with the DNA project and so on the right hand side all the dogs can see if they're related right you're able to figure out canine genealogy like that and get it documented through free space pages I struggle enough with my own genealogy you know there's no way I can even attempt to accomplish that well it's funny because they say they can date the dog we're still waiting to see the age date so who's ready for the second bingo card this will focus more on a multitude of just generic first responder words and again I want to point out to when bingo horizontally or vertically or diagonally please shout out by typing in multiple times bingo bingo bingo or bingo so we see it the first person who tells us they have bingo wins and if you have won in the last six months you are not eligible to win a prize until six months is passed from your win date okay here we go take pictures I do this if I'm in an accident myself by the way so this is just good notebook I think every police officer has a notebook you always see them especially when you get a ticket they're writing that's speaking of taking the ticket do you I don't want to out my relative but someone who is my son recently got a ticket and in Georgia they have a tremendous amount of service hours you have to deal for tickets for kids along with the cash interesting accidents uniform I would think too if you have a canine that that you can I a cop that you're really really close to a really hit home to you I guess you could even do a free space page documenting that the flashlight investigate crime okay nobody's telling us that they're close lights I always think of almost the sirens I will tell you as a young kid when I would be in my dad's car it was great we weren't going to go get you know any criminals when you turn on the sirens it was like big deal for low kid police station okay those asking about a free space some parts have free spaces some don't it just depends on how many words I have Pip you understand that it was saying how difficult was come up with 50 bingo words what anyone you you too yeah okay donut Pip is one away that's almost every thawne for less right we keep them in his own little room for thawns well done coffee that goes well with the donuts oh we got a couple of those one away college and school this is interesting because oh we got a bingo oh flow you just almost got it so close almost got it um I want to point out real quick before we mention Pip that to be a police officer there is a school as well as EMT as well as firefighter these are all schools that you got to go to help look all the bingos that start popping up all kinds right okay so Pip you did exactly what I asked you to do these what's bingo bingo bingo so I can see it that's pretty cool okay so oh that was nice so if we have it on record that you're gonna give your prize to flow that's so nice oh so nice so again flow then what you need to do is email you and she will get you all the information of what you can select from I won't show the bingo mug again but it is the best seller that was very nice of you Pip congratulations everybody that was that was um pretty quick too how we had all the bingos come up at the same time and I have another question in there I if I miss it I'll put this up I saw another question in there for you see but if I miss it but yeah the coffee donuts are perfect so let let's go over then if we want to you join the project we go to your project page and if you have the joint but I really want to point out again these stickers right because I know that we'll still eat more questions because there are so many different types of police officers or so many different types of first responders again where it says the text you do have some freedom here to be a little bit more specific on what type of police officer what type of firefighter I don't know I guess even the law enforcement could have a station absolutely I have to run away later on okay so you do have a flexibility and I know this question is going to come up a lot more that how do I can I include this police officer or that type of firefighter or so on so I want to point that out that you do have that flexibility in the text part to be a little bit more specific if you need to or if you want to and don't forget in a profile itself you can have tons of notes and document and biography in there okay and I wanted to see this this was kind of interesting to me because we were talking about the school the first responder qualification I thought this was great that you added this because a lot of us don't know how much a first responders have to go through in the other reason why I thought this was great is if possibly this bingo on what Detry inspired you to look at taking a first responder job Steve has given you a lot of information on where to go to next and you know you never know I'd be and I love this too because the rescuers this is where you could also use the text in the stickers if it was a particular type of rescue like a diver you could also put that in the sticker text we have a lot of that we have a really large lake by us so we have a lot of divers that actually go in the lake and pull out the individuals right and this is also going to be where a lot of the project collaboration and stuff will come along with the worldwide disasters project so they will you know a lot of these large mines and you know stuff that are out there they have people that are employed specifically for you know extrication in the event of a collapse of a mine or something of that nature as well so you know those people are all trained specifically for jobs so they absolutely qualify as well it's really cool because that's a good point when you bring up the mines you do have specific mine fire departments yeah and some some larger companies it even has specific police force so if I was a security guard would that qualify it's a tough one I'm not really sure if it would yeah that that is a tough one I'm yeah I don't know that it would necessarily qualify because it doesn't really meet the you know the good their their primary duty is not you know the rest you know as a first responder so I mean obviously we don't want to leave them out they may not fall under you know kind of the scope of the project but feel free to put the occupational stickers on there you know get get recognition of those of those people and here's the idea that we're talking about that that they don't relatives in their respective state emergency services so if I'm a 911 operator are they considered first responder in this scope of this project I would say in the scope of this project we would consider them even though they may not be actively in the field they are providing a huge service a lot of 911 operators will actually have a lot of medical training or some medical background they can actually walk people through CPR over the phone which if you've ever taken a CPR course they're they're relatively easy but if you're having to perform you know an emergency service like this yourself in person it's it's relatively stressful and these operators can actually talk somebody through it over a phone to help save a life so yeah I would definitely say that for 911 operators and such would absolutely qualify for this project would I use the emergency well not sure what what sticker might I use for that so again these are all just general occupation stickers here so you could change the image you know to something different you may qualify them under you know maybe the police officer badge if that was their primary duty was you know operating for a police department or you know something of that nature again these occupation stickers have a lot of flexibility so you can add new images tweak the text around to fit your needs and I don't know if this is what Mary meant but this would be another example a park ranger that is a park ranger police that would still be under this type of sticker that we have here and again that text would give you that flexibility where you could write exactly the job that they cover for the state parks use say the state park police officer or it is right so I think that you've given us by using those occupation stickers so much flexibility you you haven't tied us down to just one type of particular police officer because like I said there there were the traffickers the detectives there's chief of police there are you know the the police officer that is in the ranger on the Native American reservation so there's a lot of flexibility here yeah I'm missing oh that's right so okay well let's let's take this so the Secret Service I think they would qualify they have the badge they have the gun they do provide service so I would use this badge that I have highlighted and just say specifically the day for Secret Service I think so who are we missing who I know we talked about the police and we talked about firefighters a lot who who are we missing on the EMT side we've got the ambulance drivers and would they qualify yeah and that one's actually going to be kind of hard because there's so many different terms that are in use for it you know and support my little background here today is actually an honor of my daughter she is the emergency medical technician she's still going to school and working on an ambulance at the same time her goal is to become a paramedic once she reaches the paramedic stage you know she'll probably work that for a few years and she may also look into moving over to like the ER side so that's something that we may also want to consider is you know a lot of emergency personnel work in emergency rooms and they will handle those incoming trauma cases you know trauma nurses trauma surgeons they they may all fall under that EMT paramedic type thing as well that's a really really good point because they they do thinking helicopter nurse the nurses that fly in the helicopters would definitely fall under this as well and Judy brought up some great examples too we talked about the federal police but the SWAT so that would be another thing that you could easily customize in that sticker police negotiators this awesome one as well we just talked about this too the flight nurses the doctors without borders so this for you when you when you first think of this project you think okay I'm focused straight on the police I'm focused straight on on a firefighter in maybe somebody in an ambulance but it goes so much further than that in Carol brought up another good one as well I hope everybody's remembering some of these because I know everybody has profiles that you could probably tag and categorize but the social workers now are part of the police force as well and I would say those would probably I would guess they would be under emergency medical condition maybe as opposed to police yeah they fall kind of under the EMT realm you know because it's some type of doctorate that they're working through but like I said so these you know again these are just general occupation stickers these are just a couple of examples and then maybe as people are joining the project or even if you want to reach out in the G to G welcome post and you know give me some ideas and I can create another page that is just you know a bunch of examples of different stickers and you know we can cover a lot of different items such as those flight nurses trauma surgeons you know things of that nature we're not really limited to badges here so police officers have badges firefighters normally have patches EMTs have patches we're really not limited in scope you know this is more about recognizing all of these personnel and the services they provide and you know ultimately if they've lost their life performing this service but we also don't want to restrict this and say okay well they had to have had a badge number they had to have been included on a certain website we don't really have that you know type of restriction it's a lot more flexible than that and I like let's see just said it's so flexible there are so many out there and this project is kind of like a hidden gem to me like Steve said it's under the global project so if you're on the main project page you're not gonna see it instantly click on the word global to get to the global projects and you'll see this one pop up or I've also have it linked in the bingo page as well as here and make sure that you go to the G to G dispatchers count I think that was the 9-1-1 we talked about that they do count and great job on the project that it I feel like you very G or such pals with this project bringing it to life you started it you gave me the motivation to get in there and you know help you know spin it up and really get it on its feet now we just need a bunch of people to join in and give us a hand and know it and start adding the stickers if you don't like stickers you can always do the categories to these profiles because it's really important that we see them now the one thing before I let everybody go that we didn't talk about but I want to mention real quick so Steve can tell us more about it the civil debates we didn't talk about this last sticker so that would qualify for who that is that was a little bit harder to that one is I think you know what I think of it I think of also the it was mostly women or sometimes children teenagers but back around World War two when they were doing the site looking for planes and things like that that was a civil defense part of it this kind of stems from some of the old military information if you if anyone sees the logo you can actually go look up a civil defense on Wikipedia so this is actually from like an international humanitarian law that started back during like the Cold War I believe early in the United Kingdom back in like 1915 and you know these are people that weren't necessarily let's say military personnel but they were specifically going out and dealing with the aftermath of the wars so in the context of the first responders project you know that kind of starts looking at people that are you know trained in disaster type operations kind of like we were talking about and this is what Carol kind of brought up something in current events and I was thinking as you were saying that Steve that there are certain responders that go in to help those so it I would say definitely as Steve mentioned look it up but I would also say that you would probably know also if you have somebody that would be appropriate for that sticker in your family you would probably know again those stories come down and if you I would look it up I would look it up and then you go oh well uncle Joe qualifies for that sticker so let me go ahead and put that sticker in as well so I think that's important and I want to point out for those I'm not sure if I mentioned this at the very beginning the reason kind of why this project came around I believe and Mary correct me if I'm wrong Mary around the town that she lives in EMT was killed in an accident while on duty and it struck her at her heart so much that she wanted to somehow recognize this person and she's already on wiki tree so she put it together one you know to how do I do this one wiki tree and that's where Steve stepped in and really helped out and flush out this project to where it is today and flow my great aunt was a wax and that one there is a there is a separate military category for that one but we do love our wax as well and there's also wasps if you don't know that one look it up I forgot that yep okay so does anybody have any other questions before we let you all go and I want to say congratulations again to pit for winning bingo and especially for passing the prize over to flow that was really cool of you to do that that was special so that was that's great and again if you have any questions at all go to the page remember if you're on the main project page click on global you'll find it there please if you want to join please please we need some more these profiles and wiki tree we need to see the sticker bling on some profiles here as well join up the more that better and for people like Carol that your entire family is a first responder then you have to sign up this is just a perfect project for you it's just it works out well and that's about it guys so we'll say goodbye I'll see everybody in a few hours including pit for our first Hispanic bingo the Puerto Rico project so bye everybody all right