Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries finished down $497, NASDAQ off $176, S&Ps down $62, gold contract down $14.30 cents at $17.54.50 an ounce, we had Silver down $0.50 cents, $21.10 cents an ounce, Light Sweet Crude up $0.62 cents, $76.90 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note flat, $113.30 off $2.00 at $127.17 and $Kingdoll, $Kingdoll's up $759.00, trading out at $106.77, Euro at $103.00, yen at $138.00 and the British pound is at $119.00 to $1.00 U.S. Dollop. Let's go take a look at the indexly volume first and see where they come in. We know it's shot in the spy as is the Q's, both of them with light volume, so indexly volume is just shot volume, we did $788 million inside the NYSE, inside the NASDAQ composite we are at 4.1 and the spies, this is normal for daylight today, the bottom line though is that you did close at the lows, my take is that we're going to go lower tomorrow and it's about that dollar, okay? So if we take a look at the spy, the spy did 57 million chairs, now the swing that's going to go after has 74, now it's going to be easy to do 74 million tomorrow. So we'll see where this shakes out. The lower range in the spy starts at $390.39, so we're down at $6.34 today, if we get on another $6 tomorrow, you're inside the lower range, that puts the gap in play and the gap is at $381.14, that's $381, $381, and the NVX100, that gap is already in play right now, that gap, we're in the lower range inside the NVX, the NVX did 36 million chairs, that's light volume also, you come in at $55, but the lower range started at $284.60, so you can see we're two points into that lower range, that brings the probability that hey, you're going in after this gap. We go after the gap, if we can fill that gap, now if you're watching this and it goes after the gap, this is what you want to watch folks, so we'll watch this, this is really cool. The low that was generated out here on the 13th of October, right, the top of that low is $270.14, well the gap is $268.56, you get light of volume in there man, that's going to be a sweet buy, have a great night folks, have a safe night, come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off 9 in the morning, great show folks, oh yeah, oh yeah them folks.


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I don't know that the US is going to be leaving NATO, but maybe, you know, not kicking in so much anymore. I mean, it's indisputable that, like, like here's a graph of the defense expenditure share of GDP among the NATO countries way over there on the left. You've got the US and recently Greece contributing above the recommended 2% of their share of GDP. Everyone out, you know, most of the other countries are well below what NATO says they should be kicking in for their own self-defense. It increases monopoly money anyway, so it's not like it's actually... Yeah, unfortunately, the Greek contribution is going to be not going to, I mean, it's an interesting story. I'd actually like to read about that, but it's not going to make or break it. And then the other ones, it's not to make you, I don't know if you can go back, but the other ones are the UK and the Baltics. This is what I was talking about in terms of like what kind of coal is going to be. Yeah, so like Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, these are the uber anti-Russia hawks in the UK. So like that's basically it. And then once you get into the under, like, okay, Croatia, Balkans were always ambiguous a little bit on Russia, depending, assuming you're in Bosnia, you know, France, they're always going either way, you get the point. Yep, exactly. And then this is showing, this is just another way to visualize it, the share of the Alliance defense expenditure on the right there, the US 70%. So I mean, there's, you know, if this were to change, what do you think that would mean for the world? Like how would, what would be some of the major shifts that you would expect to see? Because I assume it's something you would like to see. If the US amends his relationship or if the US. The US says we're not going to, we're not going to be covering 70% of the bill anymore. Then I think that it won't be as radical as people think. I think that the NATO will be less financed, that other countries will actually step up. I actually do think Trump's sort of, you know, New York mafioso ways on this, like, are actually pretty effective, like at least they're more effective than the status Guanty. And then I think the major contribution of NATO is Article 5. Who will be stepping up? I presume it's not Latvia, right? Who are the people who can step up? Yeah, I mean, we have UK, we have Germany, but like realistically, how will that gap be made up for? Well, I don't know if the gap will be made up for in terms of all the money. My view is that why is NATO important? NATO is important because of Article 5. The US is treaty bound to defend any NATO member from an invasion. Everything else is conversation. My view is NATO could be halved and there wouldn't be a functional distinction. Now, people who don't have that view would say that means Ukraine is doomed, but Ukraine is not a NATO. And so for the NATO parties, it is the US guarantor. That's it. In terms of like who could make up some of the gap in my truncated NATO in terms of the financing, clearly the Germans, clearly the French, clearly the Italians. Are you concerned about, like play it out for me, a Biden re-election and what this means for NATO and what this means for Ukraine funding and or the war effort there versus a Trump election, like play it out for me in the shortest possible version of it.  Yeah, right. I mean, it feels weirder, right? It's like, what are we going to do? But I think if Biden is re-elected, I think it's possible that, as mentioned, the Democrats will take the House. I think the Republicans are going to take the Senate, potentially by a lot, actually. Who knows? They have quite a trade record of not delivering on that. And I think they'll take it as this grand moral indication. And I think that they'll get another eight packers through. But who knows? That also assumes that my armistice doesn't happen and doesn't keep. But then what about the Trump alternate reality? I plead game changer.  I think you have seen consistently that Trump is more hawkish than people in the panic mode thought he would be. But I think, I mean, you could look, my basic view is like this stuff is intractable without either a de facto or a de jure recognition that Russia is going to have control of parts of Ukraine. Russia has been in charge of Crimea for a decade. And so much of the discussion of this we are tongue tied on, because we have to pretend like the Ukrainians are going to retake it. And so a president that doesn't really care about those niceties actually could go a long way to to appropriate peace. Hey, thanks for watching that clip from our new show, Just Asking Questions. You can watch another clip here or the full episode here. New episodes drop every week. So subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube channel to get notified when that happens or to the Just Asking Questions podcast on Apple, Spotify, or any other podcatcher. See you next week.


services. Microservice architecture is structured in the application in a different way. Structures are in a collection of services with a set of characteristics. They are highly maintainable and testable. They are loosely coupled between each other. They can be deployed independently, scale independently, and they are organized around business capabilities. We saw that the microservice architecture was the right solution for the companies, especially because it allows us to scale better like if something needs to scale, you can scale the individual microservice. It's easier to develop because then all the team owners can just focus on their microservice, choosing the specialized stack that they need. But it also comes with important problems that needs to be considered. Actually, architecture is more complex because you need a platform to host these microservices. The full system has less stability because there are lots of small components together like they really need to be properly integrated. They are very more difficult to deploy, to test. They can have security issues as well because the communication needs to be done properly. So far, it's a difficult, hard transition, but I think it's really worth the effort that the results are paying it. So what was our main strategy for that? They need, every transformation is to come with a strategy. In our case, it was done at the steps like considering the key pieces for this transformation. The final goal of the journey is to extract microservices from this year monolith to isolate the functionality and mostly using domain-driven design. So the first steps were actually analyzing the business functionalities to identify all the units and define the boundaries between them. We needed to decide as well how to manage the data, schemas because actually with microservices the data needs to be isolated as well. We need to accommodate to this new architecture, define how the service would need to communicate between each other, also externally. And a very important task was also to consider the potential impact on the organization. It's not only transforming the architecture and this transformation is affecting everyone. It's affecting the developer experience because developers mostly were used to work in a monolithic environment like touching just a single application. And now they need to learn how to code for microservices. They need to consider the boundaries. It involves a knowledge and a transformation period actually. A key added to transform as well, very impacted was Quay and CICD because I mean testing and deploying a monolith is very different from testing microservices. Like in a monolith you test one single application cooling microservices, you need to test every functional unit and then you need to integrate it and you need to do the deployment of all the pieces together. With those considerations, I mean actually the paradigm change needed to be propagated across all the teams. All the teams needed to be aware of that. They needed to change the way they were developing, they were behaving, they were communicating and focusing on key areas. So there was these requirements that we needed to spread when designing and coding a microservice. So a microservice needs to have an importance. I mean a service needs to behave in the same way for all the requests. It means that it needs to be stateless and a stateful situations needs to be managed carefully considering all the problem use cases. A microservice needs to be resilient. A service can fail and application needs to be robust and supported. Service needs to handle, reprise, timeouts carefully and like in an efficient way and the whole piece and integration needs to actually support it. The microservice needs to be the composite and functional units. A microservice needs to be as minimum as possible. If we start seeing that a microservice actually is touching a different functional unit, then it's better to just separate into another. There needs to be proper dependency management. The architecture involves a complete set of minimal components and the design of the application needs to consider these dependency chains avoiding like deadlocks. And finally, something that was very affected and very affecting my team was architectural requirements. The microservice architecture really needed a platform that supported it. So it actually involved a complete change of infrastructure. What were those changes? So the microservices mostly are deployed on containers. We need to have some container orchestration system. In our case, it was hosting on Amazon, so it was a QES, connected cluster. Microservice needed to have a way to efficiently communicate internally. Then it broke the need of having a service mesh. Microservice needed to expose their services to the outside, have some client service communication. It broke the need for an API gateway. They need to have observability. So they need to have a common layer for metrics, traces, logs, alerts, instead of letting people do their own. They need to have some specialized CI-CD system to test pieces individually and integrate them together. So we need to have our proper CI-CD tooling. And they need to live in a zero trust environment. It means that we cannot trust any component of the system even if it's internal. So with all the premises, we actually started our transformation. So let's start talking a bit about our microservices architecture. This is really a very, very simplified way of our current architecture. We are using Kubernetes for container orchestration. And then microservices are just regular Kubernetes deployment. And so we have different ports, replicas running there. We run on ours. So mostly we're using the proprietary QES clusters for it. And typically the network is always load balancers with Amazon load balancers. And then they come to a first layer that is the Kubernetes like COM Kubernetes Ingress Gateway. This is actually a common API gateway that are exposed and all microservices that needs to be exposed to the outset. There are some microservices that are internal. They don't need to expose it, but for all play I am facing and points we are using COM. And then internally, all the services inside the mesh are communicated by using this mesh technology also including COM. COM is communicating internally with other services using the mesh. And for the mesh, we are using Istio as our platform. We choose it for many, many features. We mostly trust on it for the features that they offer and the strong community behind it. Okay, now it's time to explain where actually do we need a service mesh? Why not just use the for Kubernetes as a way of communicating between services? So I'm not sure if you may know, but let's first define what is a service mesh? Service mesh, it's a dedicated infrastructure layer that is built into an application and it controls the service to service communication mostly focused on microservices architecture. The main responsibilities that a mesh have are like controlling internal traffic between microservices, properly perform this balancing including communication between microservices and actually discovering all the services that are enrolled into the mesh. How is it achieved? This logic is achieved by abstracting from the main service and abstracted from the main service using what we are calling a sidecar proxy. A sidecar proxy is actually a container that is deployed along the pods. Like in a pod you can have multiple containers. So the mesh is actually deploying an extra one that is acting as a proxy. And this proxy is in charge of managing all the traffic that arrives and leaves the service. The proxy is in the front line, it's collecting all the traffic that arrives into this specific pod and then it's redirecting the traffic to the right one, it's doing the transformation and finally pass the final request to the main service. We do the same for traffic that is arriving to the service and traffic leaving the service. And actually the mesh is providing a set of features that are very, very useful for us and actually in the next slide, I'm going to show some relevant problems that we've had and how did we solve it with the help of the mesh. Some of the features that we need is like having advanced inter-service routing. So we need to expose multiple versions of the same service, like half canaries, half a way to control the versions. That's one thing that we need. We need to have also transparent end-to-end MTLS communication. It means that the internal service communication needs to be secure and developers don't need to do half any take on implemented that. It needs to be offered by the mesh. We need better security. The mesh offers authorization policies like they have a way to control which services can talk to with ingress and regress rules to control the external traffic, different ways of controlling that. We need to have improbable balancing for service-to-service communication, especially at GRPC level. This is very important for us. Our services to be available, highly available, resilient. So we need to have actually the ability of controlling retries, timeouts, availability conditions for the service. It's actually where the mesh has a key point as well. We need to have a robust and automated deployment because we need to just deploy all the different versions, different components of the services. So we need to have proper CI CD tuning and the mesh is actually integrated with that. It's helping us a lot. And also it opens the door for better optionality, offering better metrics, tracing logs. And this metrics can be integrated with external tuning. Okay, so that were mostly the features that we are using the service mesh for. And now let me talk a bit about practical cases where really we use the mesh to solve our pain points. Okay, problem one. So the first problem was GRPC load balancing. And it was actually one of the first problem that we had when we were moving to microservices. We decided to use GRPC for communicating like mostly as internal communication method. But then we found a problem like Kubernetes wasn't properly able to load balance GRPC. What did happen? I mean, in theory Kubernetes has ways to load balance communication between service. You just post a service and the Kubernetes can balance it. But actually this is actually because GRPC is using HTTP to protocol that relies on long-living connections and it multiplies the request on those connections. And it's quite different from HTTP one. HTTP one just opens a new connection for each request. That's the request and closing that. And then Kubernetes is efficient on doing this load balancing for connections. But this is not very efficient because it involves a lot of overheading like creating the request, preparing, like just sending the traffic closing. In HTTP two, we can use these persistent connections that they are open to a target and then sending on the request is much more efficient. But actually it has some incompatibility with Kubernetes because Kubernetes load balances the request at layer three at connection level. If there is a single connection, it can balance it okay because like it just sends the different connections to different targets and it's fine. But then if we are using persistent connections, the mesh is where it helps here because it actually it's opening a persistent connection to all the replicas of the related service and it's actually load balancing that at the request level at layer seven. So we avoid using Kubernetes that is just balancing at connection level. We keep the connections opened and then the mesh is actually doing it the load balancing at request level. This case for our strategy and it's a very important piece where the mesh was really fundamental for us. Okay, second requirement that we had is to have N2S, N2MTLS communication actually including internal service to service communication. One of the main requirements for our platform was zero trust. It means in the environment, anything, I mean, nothing can be trusted. Any microservice even if it's located on a trusted zone like we cannot trust it. It means that we need to have N2MTLS communication but in our architecture as you can see N2Ls communication is actually terminated at con ingress level. Then how can we do it? It will mean that the internal service communication will not be included. So we have two alternatives. The first one is actually implementing N2Ls on our own. It means that the developers can start and end HTTPS requests from their code, manage their own certificates. But it means like a slow development time because they need to care about certificates, trusting that, starting HTTPS. It means also consider overhead for SRE because they need to handle all the different certificates you said, more development time. And the second alternative is having a unified platform letting actually the mesh manage it. In Istio, we can enforce N2Ls communication by simply defining some rules. We have a peer authentication object that actually says that we want to enforce this HTTPS traffic. So any insecure request will be upgraded to HTTPS automatically. Istio takes care of generating the certificates and applying to its service. It has different certificates for its service that is published. And it will only accept requests, accept connection that are authenticated with the service and certificates that are coming from a trusted Istio CA. Continuing with the ZetoTrust concept, we need to have policy control and enforcement rules. So well, our cluster is placed in a secure environment. It's under a VPC, attacks can happen. People, hackers can enter. And if some attack gains access into our microservice inside the cluster, if we don't put any means, it will gain access to all of the services in the platform. So we need a way to put this communication. We have, in Kubernetes, we have different ways as for example, network policies, but we can make it better with the help of the mesh. Istio has the concept of authorization policies that is an object that allows to control the way that microservices communicate between themselves. We actually have it configured in our system to only allow communication between services inside the same namespace. So it means that the communication is isolated at functional unit. So if microservice needs to have additional communication, it needs to be specifically granted using this authorization policy objects. So we typically are doing that at namespace level as well. We are letting one namespace to talk with another. Like we use the fact that the namespaces are deployed by functional units. So we are actually controlling the authorizations at this functional unit level as well. We also can control external traffic. It's very key for us. So actually we can control to which endpoints the microservice is talking to. In our case, we are blocking all the external communications by default and we are only listing specific connections by using what you are seeing as service entry objects. By this way, we can prevent some type of attacks like some hacker enters into a service. It cannot use it actually for attacking other system. It cannot be an origin for attacking other clusters or it cannot be used for lawful projects as crypto mining or any other illegal activities. So the mesh really helps as cutting all the threads there. Another requirement for us was to have unified observability. We need to have a single system for observability. With the transformation to microservices, it is actually very tempting that all the developers starts creating their own dashboards, their own metrics. But this actually would cause a mess like making it very hard, very difficult to maintain and it's going to be very difficult for other teams to have visibility on the specific services that they may be connecting to, they may be interested to. And we also hit the issue sometimes that the communication between microservices can be like a black box. So a request will enter into the system using the gateway. It will traverse several services to produce some result. But then it's difficult to see which services have been involved in this request, how they behave it, how much time did it take to in each service. So it's still relying actually on the envoy proxy and this proxy is provided in specific metrics, stats for traffic communication, and we can use it. Those metrics are exposed by Istio in a way that we can consume and they can be integrated with other tooling like Prometheus, for example. And this data, this matrix can also be used to generate alerts to help adjusting our defined SLOs for the service. So we can actually raise some alert when there are so many errors, when the latency is so high, using this Prometheus alerts. Here you can see some screenshots of the dashboards that we are preparing. And also Istio is offering Kiali that is a graphical management platform. And actually it's very useful for visualizing traffic topology and actually visualize all the traffic details for internal service, how they are communicating between each other. It also has tracing enabled. So when we enable that, we can see all the different communication, the spans between services and it's actually a very powerful tooling to debugging abnormal behavior of microservice. And actually one of our final requirements was to have a proper way of deploying microservice. The movement of microservices meant that when we need to release a new version, we need to do it more often and they are small pieces. And we need to be sure that all these pieces are matching together. This is quite an important challenge because in terms of integration, deployment, deploying any version of the service that has not been properly tested and especially tested with other dependencies can cause failures and these failures can lead to service outages. We really need to address it. So Istio has some ways to like mitigate it and to help with that. And for example, one thing is to have canaries. A canary actually allows to deploy newer versions of a service but not shift the traffic totally to it but instead go gradually increasing it using some percentage or other specific rules. So when we deploy a service, we release the new version but we continue using the old one. We release the initial, the new version without any traffic and we can start increasing traffic gradually by five, 10% and then we check in the results of it matching with the specific metrics in Prometheus to be sure that everything works as we expect. We can then go shifting the traffic gradually and when we arrive to 100% we can actually make the final version stable. We can just say that this version was properly and then we can drop the version of the service but we can do it gradually so we avoid the service outages, actually. And in Istio, we do it by using the concept of virtual service where you can see that it's exposing the service but it exposes different versions and we actually can say which percentage of traffic can it be taking. And while it can be done manually, we can just manually go increasing the weights in the virtual service object. We also can do it in an automated way. Istio is integrated with some specific CI CD tooling like cargo CD, flags or others. So we can specify deployment strategies for these canaries. We can say, I want to deploy this service gradually. This is going to be the start weight, the final weight, how the percentage will increase, the duration and then the tooling can automatically perform those weight changes like based on some metrics. And it actually can do an automated rollback when you deploy something and matching metrics are showing that this is wrong then the rollback will be done automatically. It's actually going to save a lot of time and it's actually to prevent outages for sure. Okay, so with all of that, actually we have more problems but I think I have liked the main ones and we learned a lot over this journey. So I'm going to explain a bit about that. So this transformation of microservices is actually a long route but I really think that this was traversing it because the results that we're having are really rewarding. We have seen more efficient development of services, more efficient deployments and I think that we really have gained control over our platform. It required actually a total paradigm and architectural change was not easy and actually needed to be spread across the company from infrastructure teams, development teams, QA, SRE, everything was affected. And it also didn't bring a lot of advantages but it also brought some specific problems in terms of development, infrastructure changes, testing, deployment. It was really a challenge to learn about everything and just face all the problems. Here is where tooling like Kone API Gateway Service Mesh really provided a great value for us. And specifically the Service Mesh was fundamental to us in service to service communication, security, observability. So we have been giving a really important zero trust we really focus on security and we see it as a key and now the system is more secure and we have the control of it just and the mesh is being a key part of that. Also we found important challenges in terms of integrating microservices and inter-service communication. Sometimes this communication was hard to implement of the back but I think it's really the right way to go. And of course there is always room for improvement, learning, so this journey continues. Okay, so thanks for being here and has been a pleasure. Now, please if there is time for questions, please ask me whatever you need. Thank you.


Sundy Bess is in town and they're ready for their third annual Kenfolk Reunion. Kenfolk Reunion is an annual gathering here in Prestonsburg with all our Kenfolk. When we started playing music again in 2021, it felt like the right title for an annual event and it's like a family reunion but with your Kenfolk. Sundy Bess, composed of Nick Jamerson and Chris Bentley, grew up in Prestonsburg and their deep connection to the area inspired the concept of the Kenfolk Reunion three years ago. Well it had been three years since we'd played a show and we wanted to do something that we could sleep in our own beds at night and the city was like heck yeah let's let's do it and there was never shows in Archer Park before and this used to be baseball fields and uh black football fields when we were growing up and seemed like a good place to have a fresh start. Cancer, it's a very scary word but an outstanding treatment facility was here at home. I was led to the Lawson Cancer Center. As a nurse practitioner at the Lawson Cancer Center we are champions for our patients. I am so happy for Robert. The treatment worked. Since then the Kenfolk Reunion has become an annual tradition drawing music lovers and curious visitors from all around to witness the duo perform where it all began. I mean it's full circle moment each time we do this um it's also a good kick start to the summer and the rest of the year for us uh musically and um it just makes sense. True to its name the Kenfolk Reunion aimed to you not friends fans and supporters is a two-knot festival and Sunday Best will take the stage alongside a lineup of musical guests they have encountered throughout their career. Just appreciate all the support it's you know we've been at this 13 years and uh it blows my mind every single time we get to do things like this and every show is special and um you know we've just been really blessed with with support from from day one so uh I'm just thankful to you guys out there that that care about our music and care about us and um we appreciate you. For those unable to attend the event on May 5th and 6th at Archer Park in Prestonburg Kentucky with doors opening at four o'clock p.m. Sunday Best recently released their highly anticipated album Feel Good Country on all major streaming platforms and uh got all the way to number 10 on the country charts which was a big surprise for us just we've not released music in some time so um it it gave us you know the confidence to uh continue doing what what we love to do so if you've not listened to it yet Feel Good Country check it out. Reporting from Mountain Top News, I'm Ethan Miller.


Hello Earth citizens. In this video, we'll show you a 10 minute routine to do energy healing for the three major energy centers in our body. The three main energy centers in the body are the lower abdomen, the heart and the brain. So if you have a friend or a family member that you want to practice some energy healing on or honestly you can practice this on yourself as well because the same energy principle applies. Try this to give some healing to those that you love or the person that you love is yourself too. So if you're practicing this with a partner between the two of you, pick one person who will give the healing first and who will receive first and then we're going to switch. So for this one, I'm going to give healing first and Gabby will be receiving first. Alright, so once you've decided that the receiver, please lie down.  Alright, before we begin, let's set our intention both the giver and the receiver. Please close your eyes. Receiver and giver both breathe into your body, ground your energy into your body. Giver have the intention of sending nothing else but bright, pure healing energy to your partner. And receiver set up your mind to receive the energy from your partner with an open heart with gratitude.  So you're not touching, you're hovering over their lower abdomen, feel the space between your palm and their lower abdomen. When you focus on the energy sensation between your palm and their lower abdomen, you'll feel some tingling or magnetic sensation. From here slowly lift your palms up and down, feeling the energy space between your palm and your partner's body. Again, this is all done without touching, just energetically. Giver notice what you feel in your palms, receiver just imagine bright light going into your lower abdomen. If the receiver is very sensitive to energy, they might feel some energy sensation but usually the lower abdomen is kind of a denser area. So it's okay if the receiver doesn't feel anything, just the receiver continue to focus on bright healing light going into your abdomen. But giver, since your hand is very sensitive, you will feel tingling sensation, heat, magnetism. For example, right now I feel a lot of heat from my palm. Send bright healing energy into your partner's abdomen. More important than your technique is your pure heart, pure intention to send bright energy to their abdomen. Ten more seconds, move to their heart, in between their chest, in the middle of their chest. Feel the energy here, here too you may feel some tingling, magnetic sensation, heat. And this area is a little bit more sensitive than the abdomen so the receiver might feel something as you move your hands in a clockwise direction. Receiver, can you feel something in your chest area? Yes, I could feel some heat and some tingling.  Your heart is becoming bright. And giver, focus on giving nothing but bright light into your partner's heart. Ten more seconds. If the giver is very sensitive to energy, you will start to feel very hot. I'm starting to feel very hot. Even though I'm not moving much, I feel a lot of energy moving, I'm feeling very hot. Now, place your palm over their eyebrow area, so in between their eyebrows. Going to move up, she's so tall, can't reach. So place your palms, hovering over in between their eyebrows. And this part is very sensitive, so receiver will probably feel some sensation in this area. Even without movement. Can you feel something here? Yes, I feel a lot of tingling.    Ten seconds. Giver, place your hands, both palms up on your knees.  Both people, feel your energy. Ground your energy back into your body. Take a deep breath in, both of you. Exhale out through your mouth. One more time, breathe in. Exhale through your mouth. Great job. Now, switch. Okay, great. So now the giver is the receiver and the receiver is the giver. So switch with your partner and have the receiver lay down, palms facing up on the floor at their sides. And relax the body completely. Be comfortable. And both of you, please take a deep breath in through your nose.  Deep breath in and exhale out. Okay, now giver, place your palm, your right palm about two, three inches above the receiver's lower abdomen and place the other hand on your knee. And imagine that bright light is coming from the center of your palms into the receiver's lower abdomen. Imagine bright golden energy being sent to your receiver's lower energy center. And you can move your hand up and down slightly. And you may start to feel heat in your palm or tingling or a magnetic sensation, but send loving energy with the intention to heal your partner. 10 more seconds here. Now move to your partner's second energy center. And that is on their chest and their heart. And once again, imagine you're sending golden bright energy from the center of your palm into your partner's heart to heal their chest and their heart. The receiver may feel some sensations here. Do you feel anything? I feel a lot of tingling and a sensation. I add some stuffiness in my chest, but I feel that I'm going down and releasing. Yes, I also feel a lot of tingling in my palm and it's going through my entire body and also a lot of heat accumulating. So here also go up and down slowly and feel the energy sensation. About 10 more seconds. Okay, great. Now let's move over to the head area. So here imagine that there's golden bright energy coming from the center of your palm into your partner's sixth chakra, which is in between their eyebrows on the forehead. So place your palm over your partner's forehead and imagine bright golden energy going into the receivers. Third energy center. You can also move your hand up and down slightly. And this area is very sensitive. So I definitely feel a lot of tingling on my palm and does the receiver feel anything? I feel a lot of tingling sensation in my entire head. So I feel a lot of energies being activated there. Yes, so keep sending loving healing energy into your partner's brain to heal their brain. So about 10 more seconds here. Okay, great job. Now lower your palm and place your palm on your knee and have both hands facing up.   One more time.  Great job. Now you can both sit up. Wow, I feel very relaxed. Yes, me too. So this exercise is great to do to give some deep healing energy through the three major energy points for you and your partner. So whether you have a friend or a family member that you want to practice this with, it's a very good exercise to exchange energy and to bond on a deeper level. You did a great job. To experience a full one hour brain education based class, please visit a local body and brain yoga studio near you.


Chris Wood has dispossessed Alex Scott and Wood knocks it to the right. Here's Alanga for Forrest, and they will just love that. As Alanga slops it into the bottom left-hand corner and gives Forrest the lead, two minutes inside the second half. Alang's the far-touch, and it goes as Forrest cleared again. Then Stenessi whips a ball in, Solanki rising with a header, and Dominic Solanki equalises, and silence is a city ground that only just found its volume. And Dominic Solanki has nine Premier League goals for the season, but in front of his marker, looped the header over, Turner. And Bournemouth have cancelled out Forrest's advantage, one-one. What a response, that is absolutely amazing. It's going to be taken by Tavernier on this near-right-hand side. Little one-two with Ryan Christie back to Tavernier. There's some room at the top of the box here for Scott. He plays it back, looking for Tavernier, engineered from the training ground, not quite completed. And then it runs loose, and Solanki to Boca, as nipped in for a brace. Forrest just stood in the penalty area, and Solanki, as he has done so often this season, the quickest to react. Here it comes, lands on the penalty spot. Wood trying to get there, and it's got all the wood. Takes the credit, it's two-two. A Smith whips a ball in towards the penalty spot. Solanki with a header, and Bournemouth have done it again! Oh, my God. Another late-late show in the city grounds to probably win Forrest 2, former three.


Hello, and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brinton today. We're in episode 23 if the wizard want to lend death walk through if you haven't checked out last episode go do that. We finished off Chelsea court. Yep Chelsea court And this episode we were about to enter a done hitting into the iron works So yeah, let's get on in it's a dungeon It could be quite a long video, but who cares it's fine. We'll we'll be good.  Thank you Okay So this is the iron works kind of crazy place. It's quite long The dungeons and Marley won't really like ramp up the length They go far more long than the other ones So there may be quite a few cuts in this but that's cool Yeah, let's talk to a backster. I'll give you a help I can but you've got to promise to keep my name out of it Is where our last saw pop so leery he went through that door But you need more than old leery luck to get through it. You'll need a key Say those old leery knappers always go where they shouldn't you may have to defeat a couple of old leery knappers before you find a key though Okay I'll be back once I have the golden key Okay, we got the key So let's go back to backster. I got it actually first try which is actually really good. So yeah You Handled that and nothing flat glad I'm on your side. Go on then open the door. Okay, let's open the door Yay, level up perfect That's actually really good. Um, so yeah right now level 25 The second door is closed. I normally keep that one open They may know we're coming tell you what nails old leery will have a combination of that lock He's just around the corner hiding in the clock tower get the combination from him and meet me back here Okay, let's head over to nails. Um, so yeah, now we're level 25 We have access to elemental blade and spirit blade, which is really cool We also have access to the level 25 dungeon, which I'll be doing Um in between this episode and next episode I will record it There won't be like called its own episode number just because I mean why But it'll be its own one-off sort of thing kind of like the spell quests and I'll put that up on the same day as this video goes out Just for fun, so yeah, what you need a combination to the gate to see pops You expect me to just tell you that you's gonna have to beat it out of me I don't think you know who you're messing with nails don't bend for no one I mean nails seem to be when I whenever I bang them with a hammer, so I Mean they obviously been for someone That someone's me. So yeah, let's do this. I didn't actually check how much off he has but he's probably got quite a bit But he's already going for that cheeky-wee fire blade. Look at that. What a cool. Oh, he's already passing How much else do you have you have a 475 Yeah, we're just gonna hit you with that Just once Just to get you down a bit and then we'll vampire next round. I mean mud as well Boop the link haven't seen that spell before And this walk through which is a Cool new spells always cool We will destroy the minion now Definitely in reach ability now. I always forget how much this does if it's 500 and 400. I don't know I think it's 25 yeah must be Think it is. Oh well. Yeah five hundred and twenty five five hundred three seven. There we go. That's cool Let's see What we got here? We got him doing a cheeky-wee firetrap and We are going to the lead He's got one thousand one hundred okay We'll blade and then we will draw out a treasure card and hit Yeah, sounds good to me Hopefully we get another treasure card. Hopefully we get another popup. That'd be cool No, but oh we did okay, then I see how it is That's kind of cool We'll do that and we will pass That means we can hit next round which is kind of cool. So yeah, that's good. We passed He's gonna hit me with a sunbird. Nope. He's gonna pass. Okay. That is cool Hopefully he's dead. Um, I mean we'll find out now. So We don't fizzle no fizzle, which is good That's sweet skeletal pirate here Charmelonia blade. Ah, here I ship about 103 perfect 1003 sorry and Sunbird was like sweetening that last round surprised he did that this round, but that's fine. Maybe you didn't have it, you know 281 perfect and Here we go to finish him off for one of these actually this won't even kill because when he does 80 that's embarrassing He has seven health left. I think it's seven. Is it seven popup? Nope. Okay, but he is 17. Sorry Yeah, we will Blade and we'll ban she just for fun He's gonna fizzle. No, he's not gonna fizzle. He's gonna this This won't do too much. It's fine Actually, I'll do like 400 500 Okay, that's fine. That's a bit more than I was expecting And we will ban you Now we get a popup off course There we go. Perfect He dead. Oh, that's a first nails get hammered by a little bitty Okay, that gives to you the combination to get you through the gate looks up on your ways out of here Okay, snake bird bug Well, it's head back over do the combination and then we get to the next area All the next week part of it We'll get that Health plus health. Thank you Yeah on four three five. There's quite a lot of health Quite a bit of health for this level Let's hit it down this way up this way don't get pulled that would be bad But a bit of it backster. Hello Excellent now go open the gate with the combination you got from nails So I'm not recognized. I have to take the back way, but I'll catch up with you at the factory 1,300 so much XP that's crazy Turn off all of these ones And what was it? It was a snake bird bug bird bug and We press this lever That's also up there. That's cool And let's go on through to the next area. So this is the Expert of the factory Yeah, and here is kind of like the central HQ of the area Yeah, that's pretty cool backster's already here. Of course. He has he probably climbed over the roof the cheeky bugger I just so wanna pups his henchmen carrying some plans if you find them bring them back here They may be the key to when you go into the place head to your right and down the ramp Look out. He's got a lot of his boys down there Okay, so this bit's kind of easy so the The cat for this area is up up here There's up there you get there from through pops his place He's in there and you go out the back of where he is. So, yeah, that's basically how that works Kind of worried about getting pulled old Smoky's there. I've actually never fought that boss before And there's some scrap iron scrap iron So, yeah, I'm never fought smoky before. Maybe I should one day a bit interesting Oh, what are you doing? Where are you going? Where'd you go? Don't come for me. Go this way This is always the most sketchiest part. I feel It just because they're like everywhere and they can easily pull you Yeah, okay Okay, wait, we're free. We good. We good hopefully We good. We good. We good. We good. We did it. Yay Yay, okay And here we go Wouldn't you know it? They are blueprints but of new gate prison Baxter points to an area on the blueprints where a note reads Enter here. Wait a minute. He wants to break someone out of there. I can't be good for any of us Breaking someone out of new gate prison is bad news for everyone Even a sneak like me knows it. You'd better defeat pops before he can pull it off By now pops is probably in a secret room upstairs. I bet my last pint of milk That's where he's hiding when you walk in make sure you go to the left and up the ramp Okay, well, let's hit up here. So as I said to get to the um The um, okay, you have to go through this area here, which is where pops is Um, so yeah A voice hisses from the other side of the door If I don't hear the secret knock you are not getting by Oh yay another secret thing. That's cool Um Yep, that's perfectly cool We need to go defeat another boss up here. So I'll be back after we've talked to Baxter of course once we're over there A secret knock. How was I supposed to know? I see pops is a lot more security than he used to He must be into something really big these days Brady the snake works directly under pops So he will know the secret knock defeat him and you can go up against He's usually playing cards in the warehouse down the street You'll have to go through the factory to get there go to your right and down the ramp and head out the back entrance Um, okay, so I'll be back when I am at brady the snake Okay, I am back. We going to hit on it I think you can get to pop stone me. Huh, you wish but I'll introduce you to somewhere else first Prepare to say hello to my poor wizard Okay, then Um, we have a life wizard saw we need to make sure poison is in there Um, yeah, that should be fun. It'll be fun. We can do this. We can do this Okay, um, we'll get out the life first five to five that is perfect We next round can destroy. So that's good Hopefully before he puts up too many death shields He didn't put up one this round, but you never know what he's gonna do next round He won't do a spirit armor, which is good because he doesn't have enough pips Boop, okay As long as we don't fizzle. He's gone, which is good Always get off out life people.  Okay, and here we go. Don't fizzle. Don't fizzle. Don't fizzle. Don't fizzle. I fizzled dammit Okay. Well, we have another one. Nope. We don't have another one. That is unfortunate Um, we will do Do this, I guess just in case I mean, yeah, let record. Nope. Okay Dammit. Okay We'll do that, I guess. Um, use up that blade Just get some damage on him 60 I wonder how much that's doing each round.  It's probably a good idea actually we can't so you know what we'll do this We will do this And then we will want it. Okay Haven't seen this one for a while just being honest there Kind of happy for that. Haven't seen that one for a while. Boop 406 Lots of health. I mean he's nearly half health, which is good Um Life guy on the other hand not as good Roop Okay, boop three six four We're slowly running out of health I should have enchanted this to be honest. Actually, no, there's no point. Let's just get off a shield Um 50 something 69. Okay Oh yikes Um you have run out of that we are going to We've used up two of our blades already Actually, no, you have it still we are going to hit you with that Don't shield. Thank you two one nine. That's you gone I mean at least we did a one turn shouldn't fuzzle that right? Yay We need to hit sometimes soon. Do we have a banshee? Did I discard the banshee?  Please stop Uh-oh this be bad This be bad 118 I'm dead next round Unless they both pass I need to heal. I need to heal this round No matter what There's my banshee now. I see my banshee going to they both passed. Yay Saved Oh look I am I did. Oh, no Check a 700 health. Okay. That's good off health again. Perfect Um, this is my banshee we going to pass just endless passing like what the hell Uh Boop if I hadn't fizzled this wouldn't have happened If I hadn't fizzled I still wouldn't be bad in this battle. Oh god 300 damage been coming 286 basically 300 damage incoming if I hadn't fizzled I wouldn't be in this situation Thanks a lot game That's appreciated Brent. Oh, yeah, because we obviously care about what you think Brent.  I just know it. Um, I'm gonna blade and then I'm gonna vampire. Hopefully I get a power put Soon Okay, that's fine 70 damage.  You need to pass or you need to fizzle. Please Please Please two rounds. I beg you I beg you fizzle Well, I'll be back in a sec. Okay. This time it went much better Um, luckily since I defeated the minion he wasn't in the battle this time. So it was just Um Brady but there we go. He's dead now. So that's good And We receive the Have mercy on me wizard. I'm ready to tell you what you need now. The knock is knock tap tap knock tap knock knock knock Wow, so sneaky. Whoo cheeky. Um, okay, let's talk to Baxter I think Nope, we're not but we got a mark there, which is good. So let's hit up this way then And we're gonna just full health just because we can um, probably a waste but who cares not me How did you get through all my security? No matter.   Yes, you are 1,500 health. Okay, then that's cool Two skeletal pirates coming right up Boop. Okay 62. That's not too bad and you're gonna pass aren't you? Luckily we're going first like that's good Powerpip no, okay, that's perfectly fine Didn't want to powerpip anyway Rather saved in for later But Okay Fizzle, thank you. You're not having any luck because you're dead now. So that's unfortunate By you didn't hit me at all Boo, okay There we go one down One to go We'll look for health again. Yeah Oh look, he passed. Unlucky. Uh, pop up? Nope. Okay, that's fine. We will do this. Boop. 80 damage. Nice. I mean, you'll probably just keep spamming that until we have enough skeletal pirate. Boop, boop, boop, boop. Boop. Boop. Okay, 3, 3, 3, 5, 3. Can't even read numbers. Yay. Getting worse and worse each day. Um, let's see, we got that as a powerpup. Yay. You got hit again, didn't you? Yes, you did. And what do we got now? We have a vampire. Ooh, cheeky. Kind of team did, but not going to. Okay, you passed. We can skeletal pirate now. We will discard that. And skeletal pirate. This is going to do about 900-ish, I'm assuming. Don't think it's going to correct 1000, but 900's good enough. Ah, sheba bar, sheba bar. 972, yeah, not quite 1000, but nearly. Boop. Ooh, okay. Boop. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Uh-huh, 257, okay.  No banshee, probably not. Vampire is probably better. Boop.  And that's fine. I mean, that's nearly killed, so that's good. We just need a powerpup and a powerpup. We can wait for four pups. I mean, either way, he's good. Some of them are just better than others. Banshee, you think you're cool, eh? Copying me. 217, look, that didn't do anything. Did it? No, it didn't. What a surprise. Okay, powerpup, please. I just need powerpup.   You would, wouldn't you? What you got? You got 140... Sure, we'll do this just for bans. Just because first it doesn't matter then. 22. And 156, there we go. Thank you.  I've already ordered the raid. So scary. Bit of good news and a bit of bad news, isn't it? Even with pops out of the way, the raid will go on without him.  Okay, I am just going to get the stray cat, so I don't have to come all the way back just for that. Again, it's up here. We were just over there before. So yeah, that's that done. We are going to get this aura over here because reagents are cool, like me. I'm not actually cool. And I don't really care about that other aura. We will head back over to Mr. Bones, Sherlock Bones. Here we go. Platform to Digmore Station. Okay, it really hates loading when it's on the airship. Like, it always slows down a lot. Like, a lot, a lot. It's annoying. This way. A prison raid. Troubling indeed. Even with pops O'Leary gone, a raid may prove successful. I will remain here and pit my intellect at deducing who is behind it all. But you, my young friend, must warn the yard at once. My colleague and companion Watson ventured to Scotland Yard this morning. Hurry there and speak with him. Make haste. Okay, let us collect all the things that we can since we're level 25. If you don't remember, we leveled up during that dungeon, like right at the start. So we're just going to get all the stuff that we need. Train, yes. Close. Okay, we're going to go spend our first lot of training points as well into balance. And we'll get both of the blades. So yeah, next episode we will continue onwards. We will head on into Scotland Yard and we will talk to Watson and head on into the next area. Also, probably about an hour or half an hour or whatever time I decide probably an hour. After I've posted this video, we'll be going on and doing this dungeon here for fun. Yeah, it won't have, actually not probably will have dialogue. I don't know. I'll decide. It'll be a long video, so it may or may not have dialogue. Who knows. But yeah, so we will quickly get this spell. Bum-ba-dum-ba-dum-ba-dum-ba-dum-ba-dum-ba-dum-ba-dum-ba-dum. Why is Nile so far away? The sport goes to the Crackersfinks. You'll need permission from Sergeant Major Talbot to get on the boat. Cool. I think I have permission from him. I think I can't have finished Crocodotopia. Okay, Niles. Hello. Hello, friend. Hello, train. Yay, we can get these to train, yes, and Spiritblade train, yes. Okay, so anyway, thank you for watching. Remember to leave a like and subscribe. And if you're very subscribed, press the little bell if you haven't already. So you know exactly when I post another video, go follow us on Twitter. Links down in the description below. And remember, Kraft, outside the box.


It's so crazy how how wide this angle is like I don't I don't understand like And then if I just try to go in a little bit. It's full zoom What's up? What's up y'all? Sorry for the delay. I was working in the shops and in orders Because you guys are really enjoying that restock coupon code for 15% off of all of the products that we have on our website Which is artists till death comm with two T's and two L's Today's the last day that sales if you want to be a part of it Get to shopping. I just got shipment in a color obsession and color passion I have resin art lures and just resin on the way So I already have my resin mixed up. This is stone coat art coat best in the biz For all the reasons especially if we're gonna use white because it's got all the UV resistance including halls Which is important? Okay, what am I doing? I'm gonna do chameleon marble and so What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna hope it works. That's what I'm gonna do, but I haven't done it before I'm gonna use Dalmatian obsessions Nope, it's too faced, but the color is called Dalmatian Obsession. It's a really awesome color shift.  It's like a canvas, but it won't dip in the middle because it's wood and Since this is gonna be kind of like a finish. I'm going to dust some gray To have kind of darker hues. I don't even know if you guys are gonna be able to see it. Can you see right here? Nope It's like super faint. I just want to have some tonal areas I'm gonna Sprinkle in Some gray Gloss no flat. Okay. I'm just gonna use flat white just to I thought I made this kind of opaque when I was prepping the board, but spray paint tends to soak in to the MDF so Make sure you Are okay with that or prep your surface with Prep your surface with Like a roll on paint And that way it'll be less likely to soak in you know, all right I'm gonna pick this up and show you guys what it looks like because I don't know if you can see it It's kind of like moony Okay, while that's drying. I'm gonna mix some color. I'm gonna make Looks like the moon. It does look like a moon. I'm not gonna need much I'm gonna mix just One of these little Medicine cups. This is what one gram looks like of chameleon, by the way Don't be surprised all chameleons for the most part kind of the one gram Not just me and that's because chameleon payments are expensive Apparently to make I Don't know the science behind it. I wish I did Close the lid because there's no sense in wasting Something so expensive If I remember right, this is a blue green shift Oh The shift is way more evident on a black Something then it is on white. Oh, yeah, that looks like a color like That's the same green blue Maybe a hue of purple in there try that with them a rory borealis, right We wiped that off there before Mm-hmm So now I'm gonna make some It's like blows it out. Well, now that she has that in there In translucent white, I'm gonna use just the tip of my stir stick into all this resin Because I for real want a translucent white For real not not Kind of for real, but for real for real. Yeah, two for real fully for real Mm-hmm And I'm gonna attempt to do my easy marble With this so you can see The color of the stir stick through it. So it is translucent Meow Okay White So I'm gonna use this I'm gonna use About the same amount that I use for my translucent but in way less resin to get an opaque Color It's funny. It's like if people could understand To just make this much when you're doing like a marble because you don't use Hardly any don't And it's so easy to go overboard and add so much of everything that you didn't really want just because Your cup's big enough. So you just add too much I'm gonna add Some milky way to my leftover clear, which is not a lot, but that's okay There's always room for a little bit of sparkle, right? Right Yes, tg. I'm using Dalmatian Pudini Robert Lisa Joe Sue we We checked on that today I'll I'll get with you in vamp After the live feed So I'm gonna add just pockets of The milky way which is by resin art The Dalmatian is by Too faced which is an atv brand. Yes, you heard that right? That's our color Yeah, support local Or small small All right, we got every ounce of resin out of this and now that that light is on My gray patches don't seem to be as evident. You can see them But that's okay. I tried to Put my milky way kind of half on half off my darker patches so that shows through a little bit right now I need What I'm gonna do is put peek-a-boo patches of my Dalmatian In areas peek-a-boo In my head, this is gonna be still amazing and I super hope it actually is amazing and it's not just a dream of mine So Yes, juliet is our brand. Um, we don't want to tell people in the beginning I wanted to see how people would react to it before I want to know if you guys like it before I'm like, yeah, there's ours Because if it was horrible, I wouldn't I don't want you guys to know that I put my name on it Okay, so here's the the idea. I'm going to layer my whites. Okay So I put my translucent white And I'm going to swirl in some of my opaque white And I'm going to repeat that process Hmm And this is going to give me a true swirly marble look without me having to finagle it on the board Finagle That's an official term. It's regular I'm putting way more translucent than I am my opaque Which is why I made way more translucent than I did opaque Judy Thank you for reminding me what time it was g Do you message me? She's like, you know I'm live today and I was like I don't know what my life is right now Like when your friend is dating someone new and they ask you if you know them and you run your mouth awkward Yeah, exactly that Okay Tell us more about dalmatian. I sure will so dalmatian is It's a powder. It's chameleon. It changes from blue to green depending on what the light source is I'll show you guys what it looks like on a black surface again in a moment when you do a Exotic pour or dirty pour like this where you put multiple colors or shades in one cup You want to get it out as soon as possible because the more it's in there the more it's gonna mix and muddy up Even if it's just white on white Nobody I made enough resin that this don't show I think there's plenty if you just kind of Kind of Just a little bit man. That looks great You guys need to get in there and see what that looks like My exotic marble pour This is the easiest way to get a true marble look. I don't even know if they're able to see it I hope they can Let me get um The light Yeah, let me get this light While Jeff is doing that I'm just going to Tap in and fill any gaps that I have The idea at this point is to have no dry Area see she's not really wiping it and like really mixing it up. She's basically just joining each side to to wherever there's no resin And this will keep all those nice fun lines and The colors separated If I were to grease the pan before this it would have moved easier, but I didn't have that much resin mixed up I just want to make the board Have some kind of resin on it because it'll self level and fill in all on its own It's okay if I mess up the design out here on the outside edge because it will all settle and move Anyways, but you don't want to mix. You're not trying to mix anything They're linen in about to move So When we talk about um Color changing pigments Keep in mind That they always look better on A dark background that just Yeah, this gives it more subtle more Clean and classy for for me and like this Okay, it's just the nature of the beast, but it can still work with A white background now there are chameleons that are brown hue and then there are chameleons that are white hue Just like the Dalmatian it looks kind of white based in the jar I'll show you what a a brown hue one looks like in a bit So now we've got it all On there and you can see that count that chalmation. That's not word That chalmation I had a fill in some these spots. I just saw while I was looking at And you notice she didn't heat it up. She didn't put the torch or heat gun on it Um, I do have the blingots and the interferences on order So can you guys see the blue? Yeah, you can see it Let me try to turn Yeah So the reason why you can only see the blue from where that Look at that was is because it depends on a light source. That's crazy So when the light source is in front You may not see it at all the light source in the back it may show Um, blue or green and then if the light source is overhead it changes as well That that chameleon's making my heart seem That makes me happy. I love doing pieces that you guys enjoy seeing Okay Now I have to decide Is this a finish all on its own? Or do I take it to the next step? No name says how to cover big pieces So no name that would be you would essentially do it the same way you would just scale everything up you would do it in The bigger buckets you would not be using Medicine cups How to cover yeah, how to cover with I am assuming they're asking how to cover bigger pieces in resin How to do this but on a larger scale. I was thinking like how to cover it up Like dust free zone um, oh dust cover. Yeah dust free zone um We have a video if one of the mods can link our dust free zone um, and that's it's a 24 by 48 By seven feet No, it's it's it's like 72 inches 82 inches Have you guys ever poxied over gold leaf on a wooden table? I We've epoxied over gold leaf and we've epoxied over wood I don't think we've done it on the same Piece but we could Okay, so the next thing I think I'm gonna do is add Um More harsh fault lines. I may tilt it a little bit too I'm just using a torch to make it a little bit more fluid not too much because I don't want everything to run together So I'm just tilting one way And then back around There's a raw piece right there This just gives everything a more cohesive flow. This is not required at all You can easily do this look without that Without tilting That'll be awesome Susan It could be a finish all on its own, but I'm gonna add some harsh white lines and those are gonna sink And then when I tilt things around they'll Kind of drag and give me more depth Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I like how it goes from skinny to thick like it's Very natural looking Let's see what you got I'll try to figure out where to do the next one But you like some to have thicker bits. So do that Thicker bits. That's what she said. Thick bits I always get nervous doing this part because I don't want to make it look horrible by adding too many lines I'm glad that wasn't over the Sorry about that y'all. Let's see what that looks like Oh, that was fun roller coaster It's because I had my stick with two seeds thing on here Are you out of thorn and color obsession k-beer? That's actually by color passion and I do have some in stock Look over there I know I need to add another line I would say kind of maybe go But then we're gonna have a whole void in the center. Are we go with that? I'm digging it. What about you say? Glad you didn't drop it in the piece. You guys remember that? Okay, so only the people that have been here for a little long time will remember the time that Jeff and I were having a competition on who could do the best for and um, I accidentally dropped a two gallon jug of resin on the middle of his piece to be fair First of all, it was an accident and second of all, he's still sabotage. It was non-sabotagery Kelly Quincy, what's up? I always feel bad not doing green things when you're here Also, I just saw what my hair looks like and I apologize In advance It just looks amazing because there's light behind. I feel like I'm one of those the emperor penguins that have the little Yeah Just follow it here and just kind of jitter jitter jitter Okay Let's do it In decision never helped anybody Oh, there you go. That's fun. Just leave it there Yeah, okay. It was kind of smoothed in anyways. Yeah, just had to fold it in So I don't know if you guys can even see this but this table is slightly off So everything is rolling over this white right here There's you can see the chameleon over Over it And that's going to continue to shift you can see it In a lot of places and that's because the white that is opaque is heavier than the translucent Or the chameleon color and so it's stinking and stretching because the table is not exactly level So it's just kind of rolling over itself K-Bear Thornton, Colorado I've been to Thornton, Colorado I'm sorry. I thought you were talking about a color called born my dad There's a question about Thornton, Colorado I don't know I wish I could click people's names and pull up. Are you out of Thornton, Colorado? So no, we are in Dallas, Texas. I'm sorry. I misunderstood your question But we're out of Dallas, Texas. Sorry for all the movement. I'm trying to put this back on them Stand Love the borealis last night. Thank you. Um, it cured pretty well The Aurora borealis from yesterday We got people from all over the place Europe No name. I'm happy to check pricing for you. If you want me to check pricing Um To Europe happy to do that for you. I know it can be expensive and my my system doesn't always Populate the most Feasible Prices for international shipping So if you see something you like send me a message on my website or send me an email with what it is that you're looking for and what your shipping address is and I can Um, price that out with other Companies and see if it's something more feasible It's so great I wish they could see the awesome that it is in person You can see it when you tilt it Move it. Oh man, that looks great. But they can only see the blue hue You're kind of so cool Thanks. You just came on. That's gonna be you me. I'm gonna see if it I'm sending my pick it up Put a light on this side and see if it No, it just blows it out But anyways Maybe will you turn that light off? So it's blue if the light is over there And it should be green If the light is overhead And it is it's just blowing out But I think Jeff showed you It doesn't even matter when the light goes out No, because I had the light source on this side and that makes a difference So when the light's just overhead you can see it as green but um Let me show you guys what it looks like on a black and have a black thing right here And only one glove. Okay. I'm gonna take this to the dust free zone As soon as everything's over I forget that Right. The August class will be at my studio. Yeah So there's some overflow from The roar borealis on it So this is the chameleon And as you can see on black it is so much more vibrant So That's the green hue And then if I turn this light on it will probably show as blue. Yeah With blue And green and it seems like there's a little bit of a purple In there as well So chameleon colors are very expensive Something about the juju Of how it's made Makes it more pricey so um You can use my code restock for 10 Nope 15 off. I think on my website artist till death dot com And get you some chameleons. I have it in one gram and four grams So if you haven't subscribed yet, please Nancy I got your um Message yesterday or this morning, I think But shoot me another one Um, so it repopulates in my feed. Um, I still have the package in the building. So Northern lights from last night, of course one second So we We travel a lot k-bear and so we may have been in Uh, colorado During that video So here's the northern lights pieces from yesterday. This is the first first one it definitely um It worked But I wish there were more defined Parts in it. These are all the interference colors The green purple red And I'm I thought I made gold but apparently didn't So this is the first one and then the second one I think turned out a little bit Better So if you guys don't know this was the piece from yesterday Attempting to do northern lights I'm gonna revisit it It's definitely fun to do Awesome is awesome Yeah, the paper swipe definitely did turn out better than the palette knife swipe, which it's fine It's fine So I want to show you guys Hopefully I can walk without Having issues I'm going to show you the pegboard Jeff got for me for all the pretty glitters Thank you for all the thumbs subscribe if you haven't Don't forget to hit the bell so you know every time we go live or post a video. I want to do Something with bees Chameleons So this one changes from blue to pink and purple Um patriot epoxy they are not flood coated yet This is my favorite. Can you tell why because mermaid also chunky? It is a pink blue green shift That was my my space handle Also that and then I have a diva which is A pink blue green this one was Play strong should be living right there um and then Color obsession has some color change ones too. This one is a blue lime green Where did I get this? I'm blue soft green Is gale watching I'm not sure. I don't think I've seen gale's name There was another one, but I don't know where it is. Anyways Hi Betty So, yeah, I have some new this going on It makes my heart happy for it to be up So, yeah, I just got an order a shipment of color obsession and color passion And some more hex stencils and some more lip stencils So You guys are looking For any of those things. I finally got them in stock This is oak lawn, but you can't even see how awesome it is for them in the package I need to do another piece of that soon And you guys know tutor He's amazing All right you guys, I hope you enjoyed this video I hope you learned something or were entertained educated or informed in some way Again, this is domination obsession And it is by Too Faced is chameleon. It's which is from blue a little bit of purple in some areas To green And that's what I chose from my chameleon marble today. Obviously that's not it. And so yeah, I hope you guys have an amazing day Subscribe if you haven't We try to go live every day He's in boko So, yeah, hope you guys have an awesome night. We'll see you guys tomorrow At our regular time 6 p.m. Central Unless they go live from judy's house, who knows We'll see you guys Miana Be kind to one another because you never know someone's going through and always remember here at atd studios delos texas We do the tests Oh, he doesn't have to you know, did you test bobo? You're not a testy puppy. No no test for bobo's See y'all next time. Bye Say bye boba


Another idea for the present simple tense would be the classic 20 questions. The teacher could frame this into the context of what's my job, who am I, or even what am I for objects. In order to set this activity up, the teacher will ask a student to come to the front of the room and the teacher will give him or her a card. For jobs, the card will obviously have jobs such as doctor or architect or even teacher. From that, the students will have to ask questions to find out the person's job. These typical questions might be, do you work Monday through Friday? Do you work in an office? Do you work with people? The student at the front of the room will also be answering with present simple short answers. Yes, I do. No, I don't. The teacher will give a time limit for each student at the front of the room, perhaps two minutes. At the end of those two minutes, the students in the room will be asking, are you a doctor? Are you an architect? Or even, are you a teacher? Hopefully, by the end of those two minutes, based upon the information given, the students will be able to guess what that job was. The same can also be done for famous people, who am I? Of course, that famous person would still have to be alive as, have they passed away, we would speak about them in the past tense. You can also use it for objects as well.


It's the National Lottery's 27th birthday and what they're doing to celebrate the 27th birthday is build Dreams Create Change campaign and I'm here to unveil the change of the campaign. The National Lottery have been unveiling art installations in Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland and I'm here today to unveil the last art installation in London's iconic Trafalgar Swear. We're here to encourage people to go and try and get funding for their local community projects. Campaigns about how the National Lottery raises 30 million a week for good causes and communities around the UK. This art installation is actually made of 636 national lottery balls which represent 636,000 beneficiaries that the National Lottery have helped over the past 27 years. The props represent some of the community projects that the National Lottery has funded, for example, the arts or sports. Well I think the Lottery funding is important and personally it changed my life and you can't overstate the importance of the funding in sport. Having the National Lottery funding is just so important because I come from the arts and I'm someone who has been able to perform in different places that I know the National Lottery have helped. 70% of the grants given up by the National Lottery are under £10,000 so they benefit the small organisations. If the National Lottery could make a change in my community in Islington I would put more into the youth group so that we can get the kids to be inspired by what they want to do in their future because it definitely inspired me. If people want to apply for funding you go to the National Lottery Good Causes page and search for funding. So here's to the next 27 years National Lottery you're doing amazing things.


going to be to gather our materials. We have our fabric here and I'm using a much scaled down, pretty significantly scaled down piece of fabric just so you can see the entire piece here but I'll talk you through the orientation of it and everything. Then you're going to need your trim if you are using it for the sides. If you're not using it I'll show you in a little bit how to treat the sides but if you are using it go ahead and grab that as well and then you're going to need some bias binding for the neckline. This is some that I've just made but you can obviously use the package stuff as well. Okay so for your fabric you are going to imagine that this is the cut length of our fabric. So we've got our selvedge edges here and down here at the bottom and we've got what was cut at the fabric store on these edges. So your fabric should be somewhat of a rectangle. My finished calf tan ended up being 64 inches from cut in to cut in and then 30 inches from selvedge to selvedge. So I did trim down my fabric a little bit just to get the length that I wanted like how far down my legs it went which is this portion. This is how long it's going to be down your body and then this is how wide it's going to be. So this is how much it's going to drape over your shoulders how it's going to fit over your hips. So you're going to want to make sure that this fits the widest part of you. Alright now our very first step in turning this plain piece of fabric into a wearable garment is to take the short ends and match them up like so. So now we have half of our length and this folded edge here is what is going to end up being our shoulders. So we're going to take the bottom end and we are going to turn that up. So now that we have four layers of our fabric this is our shoulder this acts as like our center front and center back and then this is what is going to be the side seams and this is going to be your hem okay. So we need to cut out a little bit of an area for your head to go through.  I get them all confused but I marked out three inches this way and three inches this way. One little tip I have is for you to grab something circular whether that's a lid uh just any a bowl play anything you've got and just come in here grab a pencil and just make sure that you have a really pretty rounded edge that way all right then just cut out this circle this is going to create an opening that is the same in the front as it is in the back you can complicate things a little bit if you want it to you know scoop down in the front you would need to cut one of these one layer of this deeper than the back but for your first one just to kind of get an idea of how it works I highly recommend just going with keeping it simple for this first one okay so let's open this up and see what we've got so now you can see you've got an opening for your head to go through this is going to fold over or drape over your shoulders this is going to be your side seam and this is going to be your hem all right so we need to go ahead and hem this you can do it's deep of a hem as you want I think they ended up taking a one inch hem on mine which means you're going to take your fabric you're going to turn it up wrong sides together one inch press a crease into here then take your raw edges and place your raw edges in the crease you just made and turn that up and then stitch that down you're going to do that on both short ends and then for the long ends you're going to take your trim and you were going to place it right sides together with your fabric and I know this seems kind of counterintuitive for trim but this is how we are going to do it so that our raw edges are stitched down and creates less fraying so you're going to stitch this all the way down both long edges of your fabric right where the the like cute part of the trim whether it's fringe or pom poms or whatever is inside and you've got the outer edge of your trim matched up with the raw edge of your fabric stitch all that down and then you turn it under along your stitching and you've got this really pretty finished edge you'll top stitch this all the way down as well and so that'll secure the raw edges of your fabric and it'll secure the trim in as well and then you are going to apply bias binding to your neck opening obviously you have a much bigger neck opening than I do so it would be a little bit easier for you to maneuver but basically you just place the raw edges together so I've got the raw edges of the of the bias binding with the raw edges of the um neck opening and you just stitch that down all the way around once that is stitched down then you're able to turn this over and back under and you will get a really beautiful finish along your neckline obviously you can use double fold or single fold bias tape on this it just depends on whether or not you want the bias tape to show if you want it to show use double fold if you don't want it to uh show use single fold and it'll turn out like that so let me kind of get this demo caught up with all of that I'm gonna hem one side I'm gonna put some trim down and I'm gonna finish the neckline with as much of this little guys I can so that I can show you the final step this is really quick and dirty so I can show you the final step of getting this little guy okay so once you've done those three things hem trim and finish up your neckline you're gonna have to pretend that mine's a little bit prettier than this this super small hole and the big bias tape didn't make for like the prettiest finish but um you can see on my finished version what it will look like all nice and pretty when the proportions are right but I want to show you the final step so I've told you guys this is where it will drape over your shoulders so you're gonna bring it together wrong sides together right and you're gonna match your hems you are going to match your side seams and then you are going to stitch all along this edge here now you need to leave enough room for your arms to get through on my finished version I left 13 inches from shoulder to where that stitching starts so you'll come down 13 inches and then stitch all the way I think I only have like an inch or two on the sides hanging over here so 13 inches down roughly two inches in and you are going to stitch uh this closed wrong sides together and when you are done this is what it looks like your head goes through this hole your arm goes through this hole your legs go through what would be one hole here and you have your cute little calf tan super super easy to sew super super cute by the pool or if you have to run into the food store anywhere you have to go on the way to and from the beach dinner cabana whatever it is this little calf tan will have you covered literally


Oh, so fresh. Did you ever hear the one about the man who dropped his gun on the front line? All right, go ahead, Bill.  How about you, Mr. Disher? You United Press Correspondents usually hear everything. Let's hear it, Bill. Well, sir, this private drops his gun and beats it back towards the rear, see, when his sergeant grabs him and says, where do you think you're going, bud? And the private says he's gone back where there ain't so many bullets. And the sergeant says, look, son, the bullet that hits you's got your name written all over it. If you duck, the bullet's gonna duck, see? Well, the private squints one eye at the sergeant and says, listen, Sargey, says, I ain't worried about the bullet that's got my name on it. I'm worried about the ones that say, to whom it may concern. There's too damn many of them. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Say, look, you boys better drink up your doer for another mission in two minutes. That's right. Thanks, Joe.  We better go to the briefing. Here's how, Mr. Disher. Muddin' your eye, Bill. Come on, Bill. Another day, another gerry. OK. So long, Mr. Disher. So long, Bill. Good luck, Lyle. Hey, you know, Mr. Disher, the way those boys carry on, you'd never think they'd risk their mix in a Mustang every bloomin' day over Germany. That's war, Joe. Yeah. Yeah, that's war all right, Mr. Disher. That's war. Well, Mr. Disher, they're off again. That's right, Joe. All we've got to do is to wait till they come back. Yeah. Me and Bartender knew a newspaper man, sweating it out. That's right. Ah, hello, Captain Tracy. Hello, Joe. Hi, Disher. Hi. Hunting for news. United Press is always looking for news, Captain. Drink? Thanks. Right highball, Joe. Right highball coming up. Well, Disher, the boys are on their way again. Yeah, Joe and I were just talking about them. Say, how would you like to cover the mission from the monitor room? Suit me fine, Captain. I'll be over the targets any minute now. It'll give you a pretty good picture of what's going on. I'd like nothing better. OK, rig up. Right. And this, Mr. Disher, is our monitor control room. I've wanted to see this for a long time, Captain. The squadrons will be over the targets any moment now. I'll try them again, Sergeant. This is Black Cat. But you get used to it. It can't help, but at least you can hear what's going on. Black Cat to Red X. Cat to Red X. This is Red X.  How do things look? Heavy flag. In the monitoring room. Come on. Cross the channel. We watch breathlessly, then settle them. Taxi'd smooth lay to a halt. He made it! Mechanics were already rushing to Lieutenant Lyall Wright's craft as Lieutenant Bill Stockton cut his own landing short, jumped from his Mustang, and ran over to the planet whose life he had saved. You did it, Lyall. You did it. It was your eyes. Heartwarming story of how Lieutenant Lyall Wright, using the eyes of his pal, Lieutenant Bill Stockton, flew home blind from Germany. They took Lyall to a hospital, where I later learned he would recover some of his sight. A wonderful ending to a wonderful story. United Press Correspondents, the world over, are covering the battle fronts, giving you an intimate humanized picture of the men in uniform and a stark insight on the enemy behind the lines. Daily, the United Press Correspondents record exciting stories of bravery and daring. We will bring you another thrilling story of these soldiers of the press soon. Be sure to listen. Listen to United Press news of the air. Look for United Press dispatches in your favorite newspaper. They are your guarantee of the world's best coverage of the world's biggest news.