Hey, this is Brett and this 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500 Crew Cab Short Box LTZ Z71 is stock number 14186Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters this 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500 comes with the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. This is the L5P engine which puts out 445 horsepower, it's paired up with the 6-speed Allison heavy duty transmission. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, it has four brand new tires and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video, inside, underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood and give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Summit White is the color, I shoot all my videos in 4K, if you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications and get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogues of vehicle and heavy duty truck walk-arounds on YouTube. This one comes with the 18 inch fuel painted and kind of anodized gold wheels and they're in really nice condition. They look really good and it has brand new Lofen X-Fit LT27570R18 tires. We put those on in our safety inspection, still have the little wear knobs on there. Frame and underbody is in excellent condition other than being a little dusty. This is a one owner clean title history, clean car facts out of Oregon. Front fender is in excellent condition, no major dents or dings in there, you do get the projector style headlamps, factory fog lights, front bumper parking sensors, no major dents or dings on that front bumper, looks really good. The grille is in excellent condition as well. You get the true cull induction hood, I'll show you how that works in just a little bit. I didn't see any major dents or dings on that hood and the passenger side front fender is in fantastic condition as well. Passengers side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. And as you go down this side of this 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. Now if this video helps you make that buying decision or make the decision to come take a look at the truck, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is in excellent shape as well and these back tires are brand new too. Frame and underbody looks really good. Do you get those Rancho shocks with the Z71 off-road suspension package? Has all the remaining factory exhausts so it hasn't been altered in any way? Like I said, other than being a little dusty, frame is in really nice condition. I always say better, dusty than rusty. Lower rockers all look really good and chrome step bars on there. Passengers side box, didn't see any major dents or dings on there. You do get the Z71 decals on the box side there. Coming around to the back, you get the rear bumper parking sensors, the rear bumper steps, the full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. Tailgate is in fantastic condition as well. It does have a locking tailgate. I didn't see any dents or dings on that tailgate and it comes with a very nice turbo liner, spray and bed liner. Beds in a really nice condition. The only thing I saw was one tiny little ding on the box on the wheel well there. That spray and bed liner goes onto the tailgate, which is really nice as well. Shuts nice and solidly and as we come around to the driver side, just as clean as I pass in your side, no major dents or dings on the box. And for full disclosure, this back wheel just as nice as the rest. And that tire is brand new too. Going down the rest of the side, the truck, cab, and doors all look really good. Someone does come with the telescopic tow mirrors. They're built in directional signals, LED side lights, and directional signals on the side that do telescope out like so and fold in like that. These actually power fold in. I'll show you that in just a minute.  You get the latch child safety system back here. Power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost. No major rips or tears on those seats. Smells very clean inside this truck. And you get the weather tech, all-weather floor mat back here. Keeps your carpeting looking like new underneath. This one does come with side current airbags. And the inside and bottoms of the doors all look really good. Didn't see any corrosion on them. I'll show you the VIN sticker here. No Canadian trucks here. There's the tire and loading information sticker. Up front, the LTZ package gives you the black leather seats. 40, 20, 40 split bench seating in the front. Both of these front seats are heated on the outboard side. No rips, no tears on those seats. Once again, smells very clean. Power driver seat, weather tech floor mat, all the way across in the front. Auto headlamps turned out four-wheel drive, factory brake controller, tilt, telescopic steering wheel. Power windows, locks, and mirrors. Memory driver seat. And of course, the Bose premium sound system. These mirrors, like I said, do power fold in. I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly. Hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see this one has 46,519 miles. You get the digital spinometer on there, compass display, as well as the Z71 instrument cluster on there. Comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls and heated steering wheel controls on the left, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, and I didn't see any major wear or excessive wear on that steering wheel. Six speed Allison heavy duty transmission with the optional tap shift. This one has the Chevy MyLink system. You can see it does have the factory navigation system. There's highway 41, so that is working nicely. You get AM, FM, and serious XM radio capabilities. You get all your different apps here, including projection manager, where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android, Auto, or Apple CarPlay. It also has a CD player right there, and there are the rest of your apps. Down here, your more tactile volume tune and climb controls, including power, pedals, stability control. That's for your cargo lamps. That's also how you turn on your LED side lights on those mirrors. Parking sensors, downhill, assist control, and factory exhaust brake. You can turn those parking sensors off and on right there. Down here, you get a 12 volt PowerPoint and then a 110 volt, 150 watt plug-in. That weather tech format goes all the way across, passenger side format, and seat are in excellent condition. And once again, that headliner is in really nice, clean condition. You get the power sunroof. Map lights, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems. These are sunroof controls and your power sign rear window controls on star and SOS buttons in the rear view mirror. And let's start it up, take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights, or anything like that, other than my hood's open. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. There are those LED side lights, they are extremely bright. And hopefully from this HD video, this one also has LED lights in the bed, as you can see right there. And hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of this truck all the way around. All those lights are working nicely in the front here. Under the hood, we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine, engine base, very clean ones, very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safety and inspected by a service shop as a fresh oil and filter change while the fluids have been checked and topped off. This truck is 100% ready to go. Four brand new tires, coal induction hood, air comes in there, goes right down to that side into the air intake. Speaking of that air intake, there's your emissions sticker. And I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. Think whoever's gonna get this one's gonna be very happy and to see more pictures of this truck or one of other 550 new new Skars trucks, SCVs, minivans, Wranglers, halftones, three quarter tons, one tons, you name it. We gotta go to the website right there, summitautor.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitautor.com. If you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto. Click the bell notifications. Get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and heavy duty truck walk-arounds on YouTube. In fact, in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel on the upper left. 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Delhi Hall and welcome to the virtual tour or an Instagram and so we're standing outside the nice side and right here you can see we have hammock posts so if you want to just chill and just lay out in the sun there's hammock posts right here and the far back is pumphret hall and that's where you have the dining hall too so if you need to grab breakfast after dinner you just walk straight to those doors up to stairs and you'll be in the dining hall and another thing out here we have is the bike rack so if you just want to have your bike on campus this is a nice place to park it and yeah we're gonna go inside no i i cannot be riding a bike around campus i'm going to get hit or something i don't know yeah okay i just got a car recently so that'll be good too for down the hill but there's also scooters if you don't have a other vehicle you can just rent a vl scooters and that's another nice necessity and so i think we're gonna go inside and meet the cre for delhi but first i want to have a good mention to my videographer emily hello i'm emily um and i'm the videographer you're a marketing intern yes i am a marketing intern and i just want to ask uh where is everyone tuning in from tonight or today yeah so you want to head into a dope and i think you were mentioning these just a moment ago yeah the vl scooters have you read it one yes i actually have wrote some on the tell me tell me your experience i wrote it on the first couple weeks of school it was under peer pressure and we were going around the union mall just trying it out and then we hit the streets and it's not for me it's a little too fast but i see a lot of people riding it and they really enjoy it a lot of people are saying where they're from amanda's from houston g sarge is from oklahoma city shelby's from frisco morning's from houston frisco chickey is from colorado so we have a nice place thank you and so whenever you come in you have to fog and it'll look like this and so only you will have access if you have your keys for the building hi now we're in the lobby area and this is a c r e maddie hi and we have our hall admin if you want to wave to the camera so yeah this is the main lobby area the desk area so the desk is right here and if you have any issues or you want to check something out to play games or have baking equipment you'll come to the desk and right here we have our mailboxes and this is the boxes for the a and b residents so they're all come here and then you'll come to your box you put in your passcode and i'm pretty sure if you go to the housing portal and you go to details you'll have the exact box and you even have the mailing address so that's good and we're releasing this now okay very soon yeah yeah diana diana asked when are we getting our fog you would get your fog and move in we have some extra guests coming but we're gonna keep it all moving and right here is the printing center and you'll have the computer users use your u r i d and password and then you just come in you can print from right here and that's really nice keep it moving right here is the laundry area and there's one in each building so in a building it's right here by the elevator and you don't have to have any money or any coins to use the machine you just come in here put your laundry in put the detergent and then that that's that's it right we have an app called laundry alert that they can use to to know when it's busy or when it's not busy so you don't have to come down here and like check it and be like oh it's all cool yeah and it's good to like get your clothes on time because you know be courteous others uh so you can have other machines open so that's always a good thing to do and so kind of go upstairs and you have your comments coming in yeah okay well we're glad you're tuning in yeah let's go ahead and go upstairs and if we can meet someone out there so this is the stairway we do have elevators just so you're we're only going up one floor so loud area will look like and we have a guest here yeah please would you mind introducing yourself oh hello hi everyone my name is brine holland and i'm the faculty and residents here at a dohee hall so what that means is that i'm in addition to living here with all of you in the dorm i have an apartment at the end of this hall at the north end of the building that i share with my wife janet and she also works for the university she works at the university of arkansas press um but so we live here full time so we're a part of this community and we're your neighbors and we want to be a resource for you so um what i also do is i'm an assistant professor of architecture in the phage own school here on campus so that's kind of my day job but otherwise i'm here as part of your community so um what that means also is that i will be working with janet and um maddie and the housing staff to develop programming throughout the year for you and the benefit of this community you are neighbors to just enrich the life of a dohee and also pomper it which is right next door so look out for information at the beginning of the year about those kinds of programs just to give you a bit of an example we we did a number of events last year that we'll want to continue which we were calling our faculty and residents stoop events we have a an outdoor entrance for the series of steps and so we like to set up tables and have treats sometimes food sometimes giveaway items and just kind of create an opportunity for residents to kind of gather with us and just talk about how things are going with your semester what life is like living here in the dorms and things like that um we also did programs that involved yoga that was in collaboration with the wellness center so we hope to do those again so the variety of programs throughout the year that we hope you'll take advantage of but aside from those formal programs what i would encourage you to to do is just to now you know who i am well introduce myself again at the beginning of the year when we really meet but to sort of just look for us around the building and around the the wonderful landscape here at a dohee and just say hi and really encourage you to kind of reach out and use me as a resource because i the thing that i think i i hope i can offer to you as a faculty member who lives in this community is that i can speak to you about your experience kind of in the classroom or with academic things with the experience of someone who is a faculty member but who's not your teacher like i'm not grading you on any papers so there shouldn't be any stress about that right so if you are having trouble or you want to know how you can best um take advantage of building relationships with your your faculty with your teachers then i hope i can help you with that because i think that'll be a huge benefit for you uh during your college experience so try to take advantage of that as best you can um what college has to offer so i'm here to help you do that and there's a living learning communities here in this hall and yes indeed you're obviously involved with the um the architectural one to some degree or i'm i'm not actually directly involved with the architecture living learning community but being an architecture professor of course usually know what's going on and i certainly one of my good colleagues allison runs that llc so but as you probably know there are five other llc's here as well so um that's all just kind of part of what's really exciting about this community here at adohi so did you want to point out your the front of your your door there so we'll know where you live oh sure well down the hall right now the only door i think that has fun little things that have been posted last year so but um typically i would say you know you can find us around i'll make my email available to everybody at the beginning of the year and uh you'll it'll be easier to see us on the from the outside because we have these enormous windows so so when we have the shades up feel free to wave as you walk as you walk by so i look forward to seeing you all in the fall so good luck with the rest of your tour yeah thanks for visiting and do we get a chance to meet uh maddie i don't think we've got a chance to meet you yeah um we just had a quick little blip there um my name is maddie uh you see her hers pronouns i am your seary of the building so basically what i do is i also live in the hall so i am also a member of your community but i supervise and help the resident assistants that are on your floors give you wonderful programming opportunities and events um we coordinate um the safety and security of our hall a bunch of things like that but i'm also here as a resource for any support in connecting you to offices across campus or just kind of being a great little event session or if you just want to talk to someone um that is at the university that can maybe help you in some sort of fashion i am here as a resource for you as well um we here in adohi we mentioned it a couple times we have living and learning community so we said architecture is one we have our art community we have our music LLC we also have um our theater LLC that is in our hall as well and we're really excited to have you all but we also have a bunch of other students that we typically have here many of them can be Greek affiliated commonly throughout the year so we're just excited to see you this year so all right well where are we going next to the b building the cabin oh actually the cabin that's quicker it sounds more air conditioned since we have a number of people turned again so we're happy to see that don't hesitate to ask us any questions i want to mention that adohi means woods and Cherokee and what's special about this building is that we honor the Cherokees who you know traveled on the trail of tears and there's a a post like 1500 feet away south from the residential house and it's just like a marker show that you know they traveled here we know how much they went through and we like respect them so that's another thing i want to mention and if you want to learn anything more about the trail of tears in the Cherokee just go to Cherokee.org and there'll be more information about that let's head over to the cabin i'm sure you guys have a little bit of your academic sort of experience here at the university yes so i am a sophomore and i am studying art education k-12 and i'm minoring in a small business and entrepreneurship and i'm really excited about that and so i get to do a concentration painting for the fall and i'm so excited to be in the studio and get to painting technical difficulty the cabin area you can see we have multiple tv's in like seating area and we also have a pool table not like a swimming pool but a pool table and a tennis table and so like i was saying earlier you go to the front desk and check out materials so you can be able to play and game here and i know a couple of my friends we hooked up our nintendo switch to the tv we had a mario smash bros competition so that's a really fun thing we can do it's a big tv board too very big and i just really love like the woods and the aesthetic of this building so natural and it has the strength of like basically steel but you can grow it in the ground so it's much more sustainable than that here we have a nice kitchen i don't know if we're going to show it because oh we can show it to you i don't know it seems like it's being used in a good way yeah it's being used in a good way so we have two ovens two microwave two fridges and this is like a nice place to you know cook have baking competitions and i know the community center they have classes that you can take so you can learn how to cook and you can rent out baking equipment because i know like you know dorm you're have a smaller space you want to carry all this stuff so you can just check out some baking equipment and cooking equipment and just have fun in the kitchen and there's also going to be an eating area like outside the tables will be set up in the fall and that's another fun thing you could soak up the rays you know for the reason your face and eat your food this is where most of your events are going to be for a doki so they're all going to be hosted here in the cabin we'll like michelle mentioned we'll have cooking classes here weekly in this area as well so you can kind of learn from our experts in turtles so was there a sushi making class at 1.2 yeah we did have that one um we have creative community assistants that um at one point they said homemade popcorn chocolate covered popcorn was one right before we did an outdoor movie right out here um and a bunch of other really quick recipes that you can make here in the hall it's nothing too fancy that you need specific equipment for but everything that you learn to make it can make here sir finna head over to the bee building now but what if there's a fireplace in the lounge on the other side of the cabin that is quite nice as well so nice little fire it is an actual fire place isn't it yes yeah gas fire electric fire and right here we have the bud waltz arena and that's like the vast marina and your doki residents are so lucky because it's right there you don't have to walk down the hill to get to the games and then was over you can just come back and it's just like a nice area and you're gonna be really lucky so in the bee building we have the residential areas and also the community center especially the bottom and i'm showing that the spa bed so here's the second laundry room that was talking about earlier so in bee building this is where your laundry be at again you don't have to pay it's just right here for your use we're going to check out the area so this is the creative community space i am not technically the person that is the coordinator over it but you will be talking with mary peacock she's our creative community coordinator she's really awesome to work with but she has everything here so i can answer a bunch of your questions but if you have more you can always email peacock at uark.edu so we'll just kind of go right on through here this right now is in our performance area we do plays in this area if you would like we do um sometimes we'll do chromic off it's too much for our movement studio which we'll get to see in a sec and then this hallway right here we have acoustic rooms we'll have a piano here for a practice room all these acoustic walls will adjust the acoustic nature you need so if you need to practice using an outdoor amphitheater you can do it if you need to do it orchestral hall or opera house you can do it it's amazing here all you have to do is reserve a space and you can get that from our website i believe it's housing dot uark dot edu forward slash halls forward slash creative community and it's got all the information on how to reserve the room what we have available for more information there's a big cement block there um so as we kind of come through here these are all the practices we have available and then we will just turn down this area and we'll show you some of our seminar rooms we do have a green room here where you can reserve it we have a portable green room screen in here that you can utilize basically if you want to report the weather or do kind of other things you can use that green screen for any kind of recording it's not necessarily a green room where you would wait for a theater production play but that's what we have there for you as well so do you want to be able to do a weatherman or a weatherwoman or a weather person yes that's a place to practice i joke because we used to have a CR equalized that whether it had a background in meteorology yes all the series have different interests that are really amazing as well here we have a seminar room if you have a class down here this is where these classes will be we will also host different classes from our creative community assistants or other events using these rooms they can use you can also reserve these for study areas as well again you'll have to reserve that through our website so and it's i mean it's free right like it's free to use this yes it is free to use everything in this space and you know what it's open to every residence hall student on campus so if you are living in our halls reserve that space learn how to use our equipment and use the equipment for your projects your initiatives everything that you want speaking of which most hall all halls you cannot spray paint in them but you can in this spray booth so this is a great location if you have spray art that you need to do it has a ventilation system to kind of get it up and out of the hall so it's a really nice safe way especially for anything that you're using that is i guess air toxic or something that you don't want to breathe in this is the third year it will be open so class three we also hosted a mural competition that may be repeated this next year but this is actually painted by one of our students who was in our art community or our LLC they won the competition and it went to a panel of judges and they were able to complete this during the spring semester here they said that this one really represents identity so it's up to the eye of the beholder who looks at it to kind of resemble who you are as a person with brightness of colors as well as interesting kind of artworks the strawberries are really cute too so yeah it would either be pomegranate or honeydew melon i know honeydew melon is like a controversial topic um but for some reason it's good it is a kind of virtual the big one this is our maker space it's called maker space because you can make a lot of things in this space uh so we have anything from 3d printers to laser cutters soldering irons sewing machines we have the mannequins for sewing machines to tailor the clothing you are trying we also have a bunch of supplies for painting um and other sketches and drawing uh or the plastics you need for a 3d printer again you just have to reserve a time to learn how to use the equipment and then you can use it all year round and then just reserve your time to use that equipment whenever you need and you don't have to be an architecture major art major or anyone you can just use it if you have a project that you want to do if you're into dnd um you can make your miniatures with a 3d printer uh you can do some painting here we have it also for that so you can kind of accommodate to your interests we do have a recording studio this is used by our music majors a lot but it's also used for anyone who has like a musical kick to them we have people who record albums in this studio we've had a podcast our first year that we were open that they were to record right in here and adjacent to this room if you look through kind of like this glass area that's the producer booth so you can do mixing with the board uh you just got to get trained on it and kind of create the mixes that you need to based on what you want to record yes how do all of you creative amazing things i want to find it all on soundcloud yes uh yeah so uh when i did my bachelor's degree i got my degree in mathematics with a minor in spanish language and literature i was going to do secondary education but i decided i like to work with colleges a little bit more and got my graduate degree in college student affairs college student personnel um and so that was amazing uh to kind of specialize at work with the students there's a mirror on the outside it's in the walk their stairwell stairwell here was used from leftover cross laminated timber in the building process and so they just repurposed it in a sustainable effect to create these stair steps for our saving area what do you think shelly will take us up to a visit room want to see what's up there yeah let's do it head up these beautiful stairs but i know a couple weeks ago they had a play like some students they had a play down here and then you had the audience like sitting on the benches and it was just a nice production fair warning as we get in the elevator you may lose uh some connectivity but we'll be right back as they say after these messages so we can assume some of the people tuning in or staying in a doki uh any room numbers that you want to toss out or anything you you're excited about when it comes to living in a doki it is a crazy cool hall all we have the pot styles and i'm going to show you what that looks like perfect we're going to start with this new suite scratch that we're going to look at this in my suite we do have the kitchen too we want to point that out yeah and so this is the lobby area again and here's the little kitchenette that they have on not all the floors but most of them and there's the microwave in there oven in case you don't want to have to go all the way down to the cabin you can just come here easily and make some ramen noodles because i know college students eat that a lot cookies ramen noodles yeah what else is someone asked if i could show the room numbers as we walk by them sure so here we're at b 461 we're going into b 415 and so this is what a semi suite looks like you have your mirror and some storage and some under storage and then you have a little closet space and i know a lot of people they bring tension rods so they can like have like a curtain to separate so you don't have to see your items and right here we have the restroom and so you just have you know the toilet some towel hangers you know this one with a shower curtain already and this is a little stand-up shower very nice you know the spot and then for your soaps you're not here this is the main living area with the bedding you'll have your desk and some storage and this is what looks like open these don't really have a lot but it's so nice as someone asked how big is the window how big is the window here we are with a tape measure i would say the best way to get to that is the what yeah yeah we help i think if you can just find a surface here and that should be a good last people the width and the length of the window okay so it is 54 inches wide and do you think we can get it up and down yeah there we go oh there oops 66 and a half inches tall and then someone else asked height and width of the shower curtain okay let's see well it's one Michelle tall let's see 32 and 7 16 inches wide let's see how tall i'm gonna do this way 68 inches long to the bar here and then there is a lip you know that there's a lip there yeah but it's not really yeah it's probably two inches and you can really like bring this down if you have to but let's go and give them the the full height okay 88 i think i had that at the top yes you did um talks fast asks do all windows come with those lines yes yes and then we have another question from Alicia she asked can you get the width of the closet for attention rod okay it's 31 and 7 16th inches for the width and then we have another question and it says the width of the main door to hang and over the door mirror okay i got some good questions 30 inches all right and then there's one measurement from the end of the bed to the wall please is that from right here yeah oh i think they made uh from there to that oh 64 and 18 inches all right well for now that's all the questions we have so we can carry on oh we got another one the height of the closet okay 91 inches uh someone wants to know the depth of the door the depth of the door i don't quite thinking depth of the door maybe depth of the let's get the depth of this yeah we're going to do the depth of the closet please clarify and i want something else so for the closet it's 21 and three fourths inches um length from the from closet top of shelf to the ceiling 27 inches is there a towel bar by the sink from Diane by the seat no but you can like put a little command hook if you have to just make sure it doesn't rub off the paint and there are 10 towel bars in the bathroom in the shelving there's a little bit of shelving underneath there as well as that shelves there um Annette asks what's the measurement of the space below the bed if lifted to the max height okay um well you can yeah so show them how the house is done since you have to flip this if you want to block it so if you come around right here you can see like there are nuts so if it's turned this way it will come this high up and then you see how it goes to the bottom you can really flip this whole bedding area and you can have a go to the tallest hook and just all on preference those exact measurements you'll find it move in dot ur dot edu under ready to arrive and then you'll see something that says about uh lofting instructions and it'll tell you exactly how high this is it's somewhere around in the 70s i think 70 70 inches somewhere in that vicinity but i don't have that number in my head right here uh do you want to head over to the um to the uh pod yeah we'll show those common spaces in the bedroom someone asked is the mirror open for storage no no it does not get me every time i'll mention it mirror from like the wall i was like please don't bring it off but yes let's head down this way so we can see the pod and so the floors are divided so you have the semi-sweets down this way and in the pod down this way and they have to share a restroom with a couple of the residents on the floor um Annette asks do we place a ticket for walking the meds so in past you have to do it yourself and it's like easy you just go down to the desk and you can just get a mallet just hit it real quick it's easy to pop off but now i've heard that you could actually do a request on ur dot fix it and i'll do that like two weeks before you get to campus so they'll have time to do it and you just put in your room number which building and which bed you want lofted like a or b and that should that should do it it's typically yeah you can do that typically until the end of july um this year should be the same as most years but let's also show the common space for the pod as well like the lounge so this is a lounge area and i like i think five of the residents can like share it and there'll be another one down the end of the hall and this is what the men's restroom looks like you can go in the men's restroom yeah you go on in there there's no one in here so we're fine but we'll have two toilets and then two showers and so i like these doors because it's like it gives you more privacy than in traditional community restrooms and so you're like a little small gap and so yeah i know what a toilet looks like so i'm not gonna open the door it's a toilet behind the door okay and then here we have the shower space and so you have like a little note to put your stuff shower curtain and then shower head is a little simple walk-in shower someone asks how many pod kids share a bathroom is it around four uh four rooms so 10 maybe up to 10 students does it seem about right yeah thanks for showing us the uh shower in there i'm gonna step up the shower so it seems pretty nice too yeah it's good lighting for selfies if you like doing that well you know the men's bathroom is going to be full of guys doing selfies definitely how we can check out the pod room it's very similar to semi-sweet except they don't have the restroom it looks like i have the two beds and then the same drawers desk and the only difference is that you have like a little extra shelf right there and it has good space underneath so you can put a little mini fridge and then here would be uh i've got to the television and um we have cocks on campus which is an app basically that you can use and watch tv on your phone as long as you're on campus and you have all the hbo's as well as several other different uh premium channels that are available to you uh the person who is wondering the depth of the main door to hang a mirror i think they mean uh how thick is the door okay gotcha gotcha okay let's uh let's get that for i don't think it's going to imagine because i might be like i think we need like a like a use the paper maybe okay we've in there we're just getting from there oh okay it is i'm gonna eyeball this yeah okay it is about two and a half inches all right somewhere right around there um is there a desk in the closet if you would this is kind of the closet yeah it's just there just because but you can rearrange the room for however you want but you still have to keep the furniture in here but you can just rearrange everything's movable yes no one asks where do students typically put tv's tv's you can put it on the dresser like right facing the tv i know one of my good friends she locked in her bed all the way to the top and then she moved her desk underneath and had like a little game center underneath her bed and it was like a cute little hangout you know we could play video games down there it so just depends on preference but it's just where does the outlet and it's a great opportunity to talk to your roommate ahead of time about who's going to bring the tv because a lot of times you don't need two tv's because you'll be using your laptops anyways televisions so or even your phone is television so it's a good opportunity to talk to the roommate um the width of the of desk with drawer unit next to it the desk with the joy in next to it okay 12 inches and then maybe upper two the desk area yeah the desk is 27 inches well let's give a couple minutes for a couple of last questions but i think we're winding winding up on our doki tour i'm gonna have to ask all for final thoughts like what do you what would if you were at this week your first year again what do you wish you knew that you don't know or you know now but you didn't know that um i was a heavy packer so i tried to bring my whole bedroom to the door and that is not really feasible especially if you have a roommate so i would just say to pack you know cautiously and not to bring too much and for clothes just bring by the seasons you'll be going home at one point so don't try to bring everything at once i know you're excited just to move on everyone's face but i'll just pack a little bit lighter and you'll like buy stuff when you're in favor so that's another thing was there any must have item so for community restrooms definitely have your shower shoes because you don't want to be having the same feet with other people like mixing all that and that's shower caddy um another thing i will say is bring your laptop of course because you're in school um a mattress pad some people really love the mattresses but you know i'm a very sensitive sleeper so i had to have a mattress pad so that is a must have for me and i guess some storage i'm not too much but like you know for like the drawers i had like small little cubes to like separate different things so i wouldn't roll the drawers but it just all depends a lot of preference we've got a few questions coming in can i get a measurement from the end of the bed to the wall we have 41 inches um chickey asks how deep are the drawers in the dresser we have 16 and one fourth inch and i do you think those are the same exactly the same all right um width and length between beds for a rug and then how often Bridget asks how often are the communal bathrooms clean like twice at least twice a week i'll say last year it was an anomaly but we cleaned it every day i believe twice a day i think they're cleaned quite a bit because of you know the the pandemic this year i think we're a little more normal which is at least a couple times a week i don't know if you know a more precise number yeah it's still once a day once a day they start in the morning and they go through all the bathrooms and i think each floor has like the cleaning schedule like it'll be posted so you'll like know when the cleaning lays or maybe we'll come and see the restroom as i recall if they aren't clean and like it's a community issue it gets raised pretty quickly and it gets resolved pretty quickly and that asks can we remove the desk chairs and then bring them back at the end of the school year do you have to keep everything inside the room i know some people they deconstructed it like stashed out of their bed or in the closet but you have to keep all the furniture inside we expect the room to look like it looked when you moved in that's the rule and then what can be used to hang items on walls so of course no nails or thumb tags anything that will leave all the wall you cannot use so a lot of people use the command strips and make sure whenever you use it prep the wall nicely so whenever you take it off of it in the year another paint gets peeled off um how big of a fridge can they bring i think there's a size requirement on the movement website i don't know what it is off hand but you can certainly check and it's the ready-to-arrive page i'm moving to work that into you it'll tell you sort of the maximum for some reason the word 30 inch cube comes to mind i feel like that's around it okay okay we are the same numbers i just didn't know the numbers right so so that's that's just memory please please go check my fridge kind of looks like this height and like this would be like the freezer part and then i'll have like the regular fridge and it would be like this big so i guess this is as reference but to be exactly sure you know check the website um what is the height of the desk to the floor okay so what's the height of the desk i guess these are probably the same posture so you're over here yeah 26 and a half inches um jenna asks do they take their own trash out yes so you'll have the trash you at the end of the hall and it'll be whenever you walk out we would be able to show you but you just push the button you know make sure you tie the bag and put it in like a garbage set because you don't want to just like throw stuff down the the chute because it'll stink so put it in the bag tie it up and then throw it down the chute and that should be well it was in the floor like in the lobby area diane asks how do you attach a pretty headboard so i guess if you buy your own now some headboards are something that some students use it's it's not super common but it means it's used or beyond that i couldn't get into the diy of how to do it exactly but you know if you can if you can make one and you can fit it around here you're more than welcome to as long as you don't damage the furniture yeah there's like a gap between like the masses and the this thingy so you can just like slide it on push from the shove most ones that i see they use zip ties but please remove the zip ties when you remove the headboard but zip ties get nice and secure or if you already have hooks kind of like nicely built in just make sure it doesn't scratch the frame and then bridget asks can the desk and side drawer fit between the end of the bed frame and the closet wall i don't think the desk oftentimes the configuration people like is to loft loft their bed put their desk underneath it i see that a lot and but no these two items will not fit in the space right there um someone's wondering how big is the fridge opening in the closet area so it's 19 7 16 inches wide and then for the height we have 40 inches tall and then 19 and a half inches going towards the wall we thought about questions yeah would you like to sign us off matter and say hello to all the incoming students oh yeah do you want me to mention pick one or oh yeah please yeah sorry let's do that yes um so really quick uh you can go to pick one dot urc dot edu it is a great way to get involved before you even step foot on this campus so just go to that website and select which involvement opportunity you want to get involved i am a little biased i recommend our icr residence inner hall congress that's our student organization on our hall campus that represents for resolutions and also other legislation items but there are many other options so if that's not right for you there's a lot of them there so check that out um we're really excited to have you here i'm in a doki coming in in august michelle and i as being hall staff like getting to work with you we're ready uh so don't hesitate to reach out um email me my emails on the website um or just continue to follow our instagram for more updates and excitement and what is the instagram for yeah you are kado he um at you are kado if you weren't sure but we are getting a couple more questions these will be our last questions annette asks about um i think the other room what's the measurement between the wall to the toilet okay okay um we'll try to post that in the comments okay and then someone asked are there network jacks in the room or is it everything or is everything over wi-fi there are there are routers in various different places i think but not in every room it's not consistent anymore we've moved everything mostly a wi-fi um does this room have i think i think they all have one okay it would probably go through here but so i know this is the cable box because it's also a router i don't think it's also a router it seems like it has like a blue tip oh no yeah i don't see here so i would you know wi-fi is pretty good um any other questions that's it all right well thanks for tuning in yeah thank you all


So good morning. My name is Natalie Fisher. I am a product manager at VMware in the office of the CTO. And first, I have a question. How many people here are crypto agility experts? You guys have volunteered to answer any questions. Thank you very much. I'm just kidding, obviously. But the reason that I do mention that is because this is a 101 session, so I want to make sure that you guys aren't disappointed by the topics that we're covering today. So why don't we get started? I'm going to go over the agenda really quickly. We're going to talk about what is cryptographic agility, why is it important, why do you even care about this, and some suggestions on how to prepare.  And because I'm doing the VMware plans require a disclaimer, don't purchase anything, don't buy more VMware stock because you think something super awesome is going to happen because this may or may not occur. So the first area that we are going to cover is what is cryptographic agility? So crypto agility is defined as the ability of security systems to be able to rapidly switch between algorithms, cryptographic primitives, and other encryption mechanisms without the rest of the system's infrastructure being significantly affected. And this is especially important when it's in response to changes in security needs or invulnerabilities. Essentially, it's the ability for an organization to have complete control over its cryptographic mechanisms and processes without involving intense manual effort. So what are the advantages of being cryptographically agile? One is the ability to more easily transition to new algorithms as they have been created. Change your libraries on existing implementations when new features or algorithms have been added. Modify key configuration parameters without having to make adjustments to your architecture. Having the ability to retire and deprecate algorithms without making a significant impact as well. Compliance standards, so this isn't just about being able to easily standardize your compliance and security across your enterprise, but it's also the ability to easily migrate your crypto from two defined standards, such as FIPS or ISO. And of course, remediate your libraries when issues or vulnerabilities are discovered. And it's important because cryptography is a critical aspect of security. And it's often necessary to update the algorithms used in response to advances made in cryptography, such as new attacks or discovery of weaknesses to existing algorithms. It's going to allow you to also improve your overall security and resilience. So let's take a look at what is the most common architecture setup in the current landscape. So today, the majority of enterprise systems have their cryptography so deeply embedded in their systems and their applications that it's increasingly hard to make changes. And the reason is because back in the day, when crypto was initially created, it was simply used. And it was acceptable to hard code into the operating systems themselves, which of course makes it near impossible to make changes. And a great or not so great example of this is when a large problem of vulnerability called Heartbleed came to be, if you will. If you aren't familiar with Heartbleed, it was a security bug found in OpenSSL Cryptography Library, which is a widely used implementation of the TLS protocol. And that vulnerability allowed an attacker to not only capture credentials, but also read the memory of the system, such as emails and keys and transaction data. And this was discovered in 2012. And we all know how quickly things move in security, particularly in the verticals of secure of government and health care. And it was patched finally around 2014. And then organizations had a couple of options, right? They had the option to either replace the OpenSSL libraries with the patched versions of them, or the second option was to replace them altogether. However, both options are kind of difficult because many organizations lacked the visibility into where OpenSSL was being used throughout their environments. And not only that, but because it took so long and it was so difficult, a lot of organizations were incredibly slow to respond. And so hackers managed to actually steal about four and a half million health care records. And even in 2019, over 200,000 systems were still unpatched.  Or maybe you're not wondering that because you know why it was so hard. And maybe you're thinking, this was a huge distraction for the engineering teams, having to fight fires because something was insecure and there were vulnerabilities. But to be fair, it's difficult to change or update protocols for a variety of reasons, especially when you're not set up to do so. One of the areas that I kind of talked about was being aware of your encryption and what you're using, which applications are using it, or how it's actually being used. So you have that lack of visibility. There's no unification. There's no unified way for customers to transition between cryptography standards, keys and certificates, libraries, things of that nature. And this is one of the hardest ones. Re-architecturing is required. To date, to make changes, often costs hundreds of developer hours as it may require re-architecturing portions of an application. Because if things are hard-coded, then the apps and the crypto are specifically working with a particular API that's used in that implementation. And that means that any changes to crypto will require complete changes in the app itself. And it's highly unlikely that the new versions of the app and crypto are gonna be compatible with any of the legacy versions that exist. And of course, anytime you have to do anything manually is incredibly time-consuming and error-prone. And there's more. So the current landscape doesn't take into consideration all the different stakeholders that are involved. And if you're not too familiar with cryptography, I don't wanna make it sound like nothing exists. Obviously, something exists, right? The traditional building blocks show that organizations have a layer that is represented by engineers, developers, et cetera, that are responsible for the platforms and will be updating the libraries themselves. But what is missing from this story are the other stakeholders. For the enterprises, the framework is missing for the operations teams. And by the operation teams, I mean the top green box right there for enterprise consumers, looking at the InfoSec, the IT infrastructure teams and things of that nature. And they work with the green box, right? They work with the developers or engineers for the changes which takes time or sometimes developers have to make decisions on when things have to be patched. And I don't want you guys to misunderstand what I'm saying. Of course, developers need crypto, but the consumption of that cryptography and management needs to be operationalized. And so the other stakeholders that I'm mentioning at the top are just as important to be part of that process, if you will. So, because you have to think about like how does an entire organization come to understand their cryptography footprint? How do organizations transition to new algorithms and standards? So we also need to have to take into consideration these other consumers. So let's move on to future landscape. While it's true that we do have some agility in our cryptography. For example, many OS vendors, such as Microsoft and Google, have agility integrated into their software update process, which comes in place of you downloading large packets of data and rebooting your system. But for the future, if you kind of imagine it this way, it's a world where the crypto agile framework is independent from the app lifecycle itself. So it's simpler to manage your application and your cryptography transition configuration and compliance without having to rewrite your application or to reboot or reset your infrastructure. So there's additional benefits to this, right? It means that you know how crypto is being used, of course, right, you're gonna have that visibility.  It also means it's gonna be easier to meet your compliance requirements and establish clear policies around crypto and best practices. And it's gonna encourage good engineering practices. Most developers aren't security experts. So once all the stakeholders, as I had mentioned in the previous slide, have gained visibility over their cryptographic infrastructure, they can now replace their outdated crypto as necessary and along with instilling some automation as well. So I know that was kind of a lot, but now it's kind of why do I really care? So obviously crypto is everywhere, right? It's used every time you make an online purchase. It is used anytime you do online banking and transactions. Every time you open your phone and use an app, it's there. It's always working in the background. It secures all transmitted information in our IoT world and it's working there to authenticate people to devices, device to devices, et cetera. Another reason to make sure that you understand and care is because of implementation flaws, right? So here I have like these three images to kind of represent some of the really big ones that are pretty well known. The first one is the Heartbleed example that I gave earlier. The other two are Spectre and Meltdown, both of which are classified as side channel attacks. And there are other forms of side channel attacks. And can I just say that I really love the logos that they create? I'm just gonna throw that out there. I think they're super cute. I really like Spectre, okay, moving on. So other forms of side channel attacks include timing attacks, right? Where the observable movement of data in and out of memory betrays just enough information about the secret keys to narrow down the potential range of keys, which means brute force guessing is a pretty practical way to kind of figure things out. But the point is here that we can go on and on and on about what could be found, what has been found, what will be found.  The other big one, of course, is quantum computing. So scaled quantum computers can break our encryption. Quantum computers are getting more and more powerful and it's really exciting and it's awesome to see in our technology world, but it's bad for, but it's bad because it can break your encryption on most enterprises and digital infrastructures and things that economies are relying on, which would basically render today's encryption methods pretty useless. So you may think, that's fine, we can just let future Natalie or insert your name here, deal with that and worry about it. However, you don't have that much time, right? Because it's not like quantum computing is like a decade away. And on top of that, there's a type of attack called harvest now, decrypt later, where it's essentially this attack where the bad actor collects the encrypted data and holds on to it, waiting for the point in time that they're able to be able to decrypt that information, which can be things like trade secrets, government agencies, social security numbers, but I mean, everyone's social security numbers out there, but you know what I'm trying to say. So I know this all sounds pretty bad, but I also kind of want to emphasize on how important all of this is. And for the threat of quantum computing for the last five years, NIST has been working on new standards and that are resistant to the types of quantum computing and these new algorithms are called PQC or post-quantum cryptography. And you don't need a quantum computer to make use of and it's gone, okay, and it's back. You don't have to make, you don't need a quantum computer to make use of these algorithms, but we will have to transition our existing applications and our infrastructure to support them. And while there are draft standards out there, they are of course going to be updated, more will be added to it. That process is gonna continue on. And then of course last year, a memorandum around PQC was released because of the critical security implications and the magnitude of the effort that's gonna be required to switch to new algorithms which enterprises will need to comply to. So how do you prepare? For what I've clearly outlined is like totally the end of the world.  Obviously I'm kidding, but it's gonna make RSA 4096 look like Route 13. So from this talk, you've learned that being crypto agile is complex and it will require a multifaceted approach and to prepare your organization to be agile, these are a few suggestions. Number one, you're gonna wanna inventory and identify all your crypto resources such as certificates, keys, algorithms, libraries, et cetera. Try to group them logically by expiration dates for certificates, for example. You wanna communicate your organization policies with your internal and external stakeholders and provide ample education and training on what these policies are. You also want to identify your most valuable assets and have plans on how to secure them. And then plan and build for change because big changes like adoption of PQC aren't the only problem that you're gonna be running into. Even changing your applications to support changing compliance is also gonna get value from being crypto agile. You also wanna create backup plans for certificate authority compromise so being able to arrange with alternate vendors and having the ability to carry out quick CA migration. Now I'm gonna talk about what VMware is actually going to be doing and the project that we've been working on. So there is a project called Project Newcastle and it is a policy-driven approach to implementing cryptographic agility in secure communication contexts. And the goal is to support cryptographic library extensibility and the ability for internal and external customers to create their own policies. So the project is looking to support these five areas which I've talked fairly extensively about, right? The observability component which is to understand what crypto is being used and how and where. Being able to define your cryptography policies and having that ability to install and implement that cryptography without having to reinstall or reboot your systems automate your reconfiguration so being able to change libraries out when they are updated. Support PQC transition because I've talked pretty extensively about why that's important and that will be important in the next coming couple of years. And then of course to audit and attest cryptographic compliance. So that is actually it. I put some chat to BT jokes up here because I think they're funny. Okay, I think some of them are funny. I particularly like the yoga one and the banner and because I kind of feel like this talk is very intense so I wanted to not make it not exciting.  And that's it. I hope you guys have a really awesome time at the rest of the convention. They are open for questions but yes, okay, for PQC. Yeah, so just in case nobody heard him the first question was are people starting to look into how to solve this problem and start becoming more crypto agile? And then the second question was what do I believe the timing will be for PQC to become a thing, if you will. So the first answer to your question is yes. There are a lot of companies out there that are actually starting to sell ways to make your environment more crypto agile so this is definitely something that has been in the works for quite a while. It's actually some research that's been done on for like over 10 years where people have tried to figure out how can we do this and how can we improve the way that we manage our security infrastructure. So definitely yes for that. Second one in regards to when will quantum computing endanger us and kill us all? There's a lot of arguments and discussion along that but we're probably looking at about five to eight years. I had jokingly said a decade because that was what people said five years ago. So we're looking probably about 2028 is what we're looking at. Yes, the last thing. Yeah, because quantum computing is also gonna mess with that as well. It is a big, that's why I kind of made that joke about the whole ROT 13 thing, right? It's like things that you thought were super secure are no longer secure.  Yeah, sure. So we don't have any, so VMware itself doesn't have anything right now not to try to sell our, oh God this is recorded, not to sell our products, like not sell our products but there are other companies that are doing that now but what we are planning to do in terms of what we're going to be implementing, you won't need to implement something brand new. The hope is that it'll end up being more of a plugin to your existing security infrastructure is the goal. Yeah, yes, yeah. Yeah, so that's a really good question. I don't know if everyone heard that but he's basically asking, how do you trust new things that come out? Much like anything new that comes out. I mean, unfortunately it's hard to say because I feel like it's gonna have to follow like standard SDLC and the sense of like testing it, making sure it works in your beta or your test environments prior to deploying to GA but I mean this is gonna be new for all of us, right? It's not like anyone has already solved all these problems and they're hoarding it, maybe they are, but not that I know of. So it's just gonna be a journey that we're gonna take as a security community. Yeah, I feel like this also kind of goes back to your first question, right? Like how do you trust something that's gonna be new and that's gonna exist and I think it's kind of gonna be like, you know how when DevOps first started and you had your CIC pipeline and it's gonna like, how are we gonna do this? Why is this taking so long? And now it's pretty easy to change stuff out. I kind of see it sort of going in that direction where it's like, it's just gonna take time to get there but we'll get there because we kind of have to. You're not gonna like any of my answers but yes. Yeah, so I mean that's kind of the problem I think that's what everyone's kind of fear is about the whole quantum computing that's gonna be happening. I think it's gonna be more about specific vulnerabilities to be honest with you, yeah. But you know, experts, I know he jokingly was an expert but yeah, yeah, so he is an expert and doesn't really want to answer questions. That's totally cool too, yes. Yeah, so that's also a really good question. The answer is both. So I've met with quite a bit of customers and they are concerned about the NIST protocols particularly on the federal side. They're very concerned about it but they do want it, but crypto agility is definitely high on their list at least for the Fed offices that we've spoken with because they're concerned about expediency on being able to support what's gonna come down the pipeline. And I didn't want to say this part because I felt like I already sort of was like, hey, the world's on fire, right? But people are already harvesting data and they're just kind of keeping it and waiting, right? Like that's the legit thing that's happening. Yeah, I did not expect to get any questions so this is kind of fun. Anything else? I didn't think my presentation was gonna run so quick but I guess I talk really fast. Cool, thanks, feel free to confine me.


Sometimes, people break our hearts, especially when they do not appreciate a great mission we seek to attain, some show fervent interest and passion and some ridicule instead. Allah tells us not to allow their words and mockery to affect us. If you look at the Quran, Allah SWT in Chapter 10, Aya 65, Allah says wa la yahsunka qauluhum, inna la izzata lillahi jami'an, wa sami'u al-alim. Do not grieve at their remarks. Indeed, all might belongs to Allah. He is the all-hearing, the all-knowing. There's so many times in this world that we break down because of people's opinion. People discouraging us, communities breaking us down. But this should not deter our determination and remain steadfast with honour. People cannot produce our honour nor add to it. We must do our work sincerely for Allah SWT, even if the people do not appreciate us or even abuse us. We must not worry for all honour is with Allah SWT. The way the prophets were treated is very, very disturbing. They were ridiculed, tortured, exiled and killed. But they maintained honour and sought it from its own source. And today it is they who have honour. They have the izzat. They have the absolute izzat, as Allah SWT manifests their actions in the Holy Quran. When you look at the world today, how many of us respect the likes of Pharaoh and Nurud? Those who were ridiculed, tortured and killed have honour today. Prophet Musa A.S. has honour. Prophet Ibrahim A.S. has honour. Nur has honour. In the long term, honour is only for those who perform righteous deeds, God consciously, even if people often have time, do not appreciate them and do not understand them and do not perceive them and what they see. In the long term, it is only truth that will prevail. Only good intentions and actions and beliefs will determine who has the dignity in this world.


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On the breakfast, the Nigerian Labour Congress has called for the reversal of private ownership and control of the electricity sector. We'll look at the reasons behind this as we speak to a representative of the NLC in legal state. Also on the breakfast, Politician and Philanthropist Ten Jack Ridge is calling for the admission of Niger into the G20 Economic Group, but is Niger ready and qualified to be admitted to this elite group of nations. And in off the press, we'll bring you an in-depth analysis of today's major newspaper headlines. Well, it's a beautiful day and thank you for joining us on the breakfast on Plus TV Africa. I am Messi e Bopo. As always, we'll start the show with a top-trending conversation. Top-trending would mean that we're looking at issues that has generated a lot of reactions from different quarters and what's getting a lot of people talking, what are Nigerians talking about? So first on the list for us this morning is that the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority has accused members of the Tri-Cycle Owners Association of Nigeria of attacking its officers, or an officer actually, with dangerous weapons while they were on official duty in Odrata. It's a part in Lagos State. The Director of Public Affairs of the Enlightenment Department, Adebayo Tafik, said that weapons were used against its officer and included cutlass, iron, broken bottles, and local chimes. The agency also revealed that one of the officers was injured in the left eye and with broken bottles by the attackers and had been admitted at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital in Ikeja. Well he also stated that the general manager of the agency confirmed the matter and had been reported to the H command of the Nigerian police force in Ogudu, while efforts were on to identify and arrest those who took part in the unwarranted attack. He said that we're searching for the attackers with information to gather so far by our intelligence unit to ensure that all of these persons who have done this will be brought to face justice, to be made to face the law. But it's also some fortunate, first of all we must say it's unfortunate.  That's the first thing. Very important. Violence of any sort, of any kind is not acceptable. Two wrongs can never make a right. That's what it is. Even though, if you look at the comment, because this is also being made public especially on Twitter, there's also a tweet to that, press release, and I have read some of the comments. I'd like to go through a bit of them for you to see what Nigerians or some people are talking about and how they feel about this incident. But like I rightly mentioned, violence is violence and it can never be supported. You can't have you, because someone did XYZ and so we should do this. It's like taking the laws into your hand and that's not acceptable. So some of the tweets and the conversation, you have this one saying with different reactions from people, it shows your men on the road are not good, of good conduct. Fix this, everyone is talking bad of them. So it feels like, hey, you deserve what you actually, Lastma is also getting the piece of the pie or a taste of your own medicine. And like I rightly mentioned, that's not acceptable. Another tweet says, violence begat violence. I would never forget the day Lastma officials extorted 20,000 from me in Ikeja while I was going to hospital to treat myself. I literally know what it can be without them. As much as evil is committed, it's not good and it's condemnable. You guys have met your equals until I hear the other side of the story. Meanwhile, I kept swearing for all the money when I don't collect from me. You know? So the reaction, the expression from Nigerians have not been the same really. People feel different about Lastma and they have reacted differently, but seriously.   The most important thing is that you discharge your DUT in respects, in accordance with the modus operandi of your organization or agency. And which, of course, I know that there's no agency that wakes up and states violence or saying, hey, you have to treat people like animals in the course of discharging your DUT. And that's what we constantly preach. You need to understand that everyone is a human before they are the next thing, whatever it is that they may be. So in our dealings, in the course of discharging your DUT, it's important that you treat them with respect. And we find a way to implement the law. We can't be forceful, acting irrational. Acting very rascal using, we've seen situations where those who are supposed to implement the law are acting very contrary to what it should be. Right? But it's also not a plus. It's not also saying this is very good. It's totally unacceptable. And I hope that the case that has been reported to the police authorities would actually find out those responsible for this attack. And they'll be made to face justice. However, let's quickly move away from that. We have another top trending, Tarabas Speaker, Kunini, resigns. And Kizito takes over. It's a big one. The speaker of this Tarabas State House of Assembly resigned on Wednesday. That was yesterday. The House immediately elected a member representing the Zing constituency. John Kizito as a new speaker. Kunini was elected on the platform of the People's Democratic Party in 2019. Of course, his letter of resignation reads in part. He said he read it on the floor, actually, of the House. And he said to everyone that might be surprised that there was no form of skimishes among members of the House. My resignation is on personal ground. And I wish to thank honorable members for their support and cooperation while I serve the speaker of this honorable House. But you see, I think that the reason why a lot of people are talking about this and Nigerians are reacting, and it's been several reactions to this, is that we don't live in a society and a climate where it's very easy for you to have public officials or government elected officials wake up and resign. And as much as he stated in the letter that, yes, this is on personal ground, Nigerians have reacted differently to that. And you're saying, no, that's not possible. It probably would have been underdures from the executive arm of government, which seemed to be very powerful in our democracy. So yes, when you have, whether it's at the federal level or at the state level, you have different states in the country, 36, including the FCT. And so this executive or this governor's become so powerful and anything can actually happen. What is actually, why people are talking about it like I write, you mentioned is that people don't seem to believe that anyone can wake up and say, hey, I'm taking a walk. I'm stepping down. Nigerians think that we haven't gotten to that time. We haven't been very developed.  And that's on personal grounds because I think I haven't been able to do XYZ. So, yes, the reaction continues. And people are talking about it. He probably would have been under duress. But what about the cases? Let's see how he pans out, you know, for Tarabah State, as long as, you know, the interest of the people is still upheld and the interest of the people is protected. That's what's very important. Now, just before we move away from a top trending, the London court again has denied Ikorimadu bill. You remember the former Senate president, Ikorimadu. The central criminal court in London has denied the former deputy Senate president, Ikorimadu, bill. Now, the court, which is also known as Obelli in a pretrial hearing on Tuesday, gave its verdict denying the bill on the grounds that Ikorimadu will flee the country. So it's also another issue, issue of integrity, issue of morals, issue of what it is. It's a character issue. And I don't even know if Ikorimadu was not a Nigerian, if it were from another part of the world, would he be granted this bill, the bail application? Will the reason for refusal be that he will not flee? Or, you know, would that really honor all of that? Well, you see, what's applicable in Nigeria and what's applicable in Ghana, two different things. And in other parts of the world, so the laws actually vary. Well, however, in the bail application, Ikorimadu's lawyer had argued that the Nigerian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and the Attorney General of the Federation had written to the court that Ikorimadu was not a flight rigs, or fact rigs. The lawyer had further argued that to guarantee, further argued that a guarantee to produce himself should not pose a fight rigs, and was given that the Nigerian High Commission in the United Kingdom had given the option of targeting Ikorimadu electronically to monitor his movement. So we know that respected Nigerians and organizations and lawyers had also argued that the lawmaker had proven to be caring and very responsible for other and could not escape from London, abandoning his wife and his sick daughter. But, you know, it wasn't the case. However, it's quite unfortunate, because the defense told the court that they had shorties and security of nearly half a million pounds, which came from 11 people to secure Ikorimadu's release on bail. But, you know, it's on the grounds that they don't trust him. I think that he would just move away. He would run. He would flee. And so that's it. Well, we will continue to, you know, monitor and, of course, bring you up to date with what's making the rounds in case of Ikorimadu and all that is going on with that particular case. Well, that's the much we can take at this point in time. We take a break and when we return, we'll be looking through the pages of the National Daily to call it off the price. Please stay with us.


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Welcome to the Rugged Rockhound! Hello and welcome to the Rugged Rockhound. Today I'm out with family and we are looking for some aggots. We're in that second area near Birch Creek and we are just about to have a blast. Huh? We're gonna go see what we can find. Aggots and he was here last time. And they're already finding them all over. Look at that beautiful aggot there. Oh look we've got some nice big ones here already. And look I got a tiny little shiny one too. Yes. We're looking for the big ones. That's what I found. And a bullet. That happens. I found this aggot. Nice. What do we have? What else are we finding around here? That's some jasper. So that's some of the uh the darker jasper so you can get reds, you can get browns, oranges. The reds ones are better than the brown ones. So the brown ones are still good to keep. So you don't have to wipe them. Safe to touch. Now this one looks very interesting. I think I see little bits of aggot coming out of here. Oh yeah there's like white stuff in it. That is very interesting. Look it looks like little bits of aggot all through it. I'm probably gonna have to cut that one open and see what's in it. And here's this massive thing I found that I was excited to see what was in it. It's too big to cut in the other way but like this. So here we are. Um okay that's a lot of calcite. I can see a lot of calcite. But it looks like there's a little bit aggot going through there. Maybe further in there's more but uh the best chance would be to cut a big cut. So I'll just have to have somebody with a large saw cut it the big way. What is this? Volcanic rock. More volcanic? Okay. I see one it's hiding can you see it? Yeah. Oh it's a good one. I think what is this one? Look at all those ones you've found so far. Yeah I found one. Oh that's some cool volcanic rock it's got lots of colors in it. Oh okay. Dude this is my second time being in one of your videos. Found a good one right here on the side. Look at that one. Yes look at that one you just found that's a beautiful one isn't it? Look at this one look at this one look at this one. Yes and those are great too. Okay now we're starting to see a few little bigger ones. Like that one? Okay so that's a bigger one so let's check around here. You did? Yes and look right down. Let's pick that one up. You can get the next one out. There should be more let's keep looking. Emma go over here. There's one right there. Let's see if this is anything it looks kind of weird. Oh yes it's an aggot but it's got some red in it. And it has some white.  Can we go down now? Yeah we can head down if you want. I've been looking forward to this one because it was just different. It looks like aggot with red in it and there it is. Oh yeah okay yeah look at that. That's not too bad you got aggot mixed in with like a reddish either aggot or jasper. Look at this one I just found. That's kind of cool. Put out your bucket if you want it. You just found that one? Look at that. It's a nice one. Well done. It has some green too. Look what she just found. I got in it has some green too. Look at the size of that one. We're gonna have to cut that one. And it has some green too. I don't want to cut that beautiful one. That's lichen that's on the rock that's making it green. But look at that you can see the light coming through that. See that? See how the light comes through that? What'd you find? Look at that. Beautiful. You're finding some good stuff without us. Oh you just pulled that one out. That's a good one. I'm gonna need to cut that one. See look at the banding through that one. Yeah there's like holes in it and stuff. We're gonna need to cut that one. That's actually about the size of Katie's. That's a quick grandpa just found. That's a nice one. It's got some blue in it. I scraped it and then I found some white. And I made some white. Oh look at that one. That was pretty nice too. Look at that volcanic rock. Look at that one Emma. Look what I see. Tyler what do you see? What do you see Tyler? Oh look at that good one. Tyler just found a good one. Look at that. Found a little one on the side here. Oh look at that one you found. Not too shabby. Nice. Just found a good one here on the side. Nice little one. Oh found a cool big rock. Tyler found a cool little post here. He had some purple in it too. Just saw that one. That's nice. I just found a big one. Oh yes. I'm going to keep this one but yeah. Look at that one. It has some red in it. Look it has a pocket in it. Look at this one. Here's this one cut open. Again. Not much. Oh it's still nice and big. Cool. Oh found some nice ones I see. Players. Nice Jake. What? I found a nice little one right here. Oh that's not so little. That's a nice little one here. Here. Very nice. I'm trying to find my reputation up here. Look at those crystals. Oh look at those clouds coming. All right.  It's pretty nice I think. Not too bad. Fun. Spot of this. All right. It is little. And another one right up here. Yeah. Just two little ones. I see something. I see something. Do you see something? Look at that agate. That's a nice one. It's got a band on it. Look at the bone. Just found this one. Seriously Daniel. He just buried it. Nice. Here's this one cut open. Whoa. Oh haha. Look at the banding on those. That's a really good agate. There are good ones up there. Just found that. It's kind of an orange. We'll cut into that and see what we got. Thank you. Looks like it's a little bit of agate so we'll see. Just found that thing. Yep. Oh too shabby. That actually looks really nice. Want me to squirt it? We're going to head back to the vehicles with the rain clouds coming in. Here's this one cut open. The other side fractured. Had a lot of calcite. Oh look at that. Got a little bit of agate on that side. Pretty nice. The rest is calcite. We're heading back to the car with the storm cuts coming in and just down below us. I think I spot something nice. Oh look at that agate. Can I have the agate? Oh that's going to look nice. I'm going to definitely have to cut that one. I found something anyway. I found another big agate. You did? Whoa look at that one. It looks like an eight. And look at next year's. It looks like an eight Shanghai. That's a beautiful one. Look at these big ones.  Hey Trent I found some cow pies. Oh there's one right there.  Okay look around here.  And some medium ones. Wow that was a good spot. Here's this one cut open. Oh hey got some banding in there. Nice. Here's this one cut open. I'm not too bad it's got a little bit going on in there. Interesting. Here's this one cut open. Not much in that one. Look what Emma found. Look at that one. It's got beautiful banding in it. Good find. And I'm back. Here we are. It's actually been a couple weeks. We got rained out when we were up there. There was quite the storm that came through. Dropped a ton of rain. And we had to get out of there quick. So I wasn't able to film while I was out there and close off everything. So if you notice a lot of the stuff that was found hasn't been cut. And that's because well part of it is what the kids found. And I haven't had the opportunity because they took it home. And I also have a couple more that I haven't cut yet. And so those will come later in cutting videos. But quite a few of them also just didn't pan out. I cut it and there was it fell apart or there was nothing. And so just now when I'm making videos if after I find something. If I don't then show you it cut open. It's because either I haven't gotten to it yet. Or it like shattered or didn't pan out. So just be aware of that. Anyway, hope you enjoyed. And remember there is treasure everywhere.