I'll make it available on the DEF CON site afterwards and then you'll be out in there. My name's Rooster and I am a network engineer. I design and implement large scale networks, routers, switches, ATM, FITI, whatever you want to call it, deal with all different aspects of networking issues. So what we're talking about here today is insecurities in networking devices. But the question is, how did we come across a problem? The problem is back in the old days, like way back in the Stone Age when they were chopping wheels out of rock. They used to manage things through the console port, which was really cool when they only had like three routers to play with, no big deal. But then as time progressed and man became more advanced, they discovered other countries and they discovered need for offices in other countries. So they had to decide how they were going to actually manage these routers in other countries. So say you set up an office with like five people. You put a network connectivity there, but you don't have enough people there to make it worth getting a network administrator for every site. How do you take care of it? Hence the need for remote administration. The problem with remote administration, remote management, is that any time you leave a path for yourself to get into a device, you basically leave a path for somebody else as well. And the less you know about that path that you've opened, the other person is going to know how to get into it. One of the biggest problems with remote management is the lack of understanding of by the administrator what he's got. In fact, most networking devices actually come stock, I mean come regularly set up with remote management turned on. You plug it in, you turn it on, it's there. People won't even realize this. In fact, it's really basic configurations. Since there's no authentication for a lot of these, it's pretty easy to get through. So the things that we're talking about today, we're talking about routers, we're talking about Ethernet switches, we're talking about ATM switches, FIDI, basic network infrastructure, the stuff that you start with when you design your infrastructure. So just to make sure everybody's, you know, we're all on one page. We'll talk a little bit about what the difference between a router and a switch is. So we're talking about the different devices we're talking about. The problem with routers which is marketing has come through and they've totally redefined the way that people use these terms.  It means nothing. I mean, if you really want to come down to what most likely you're talking about, if you're talking layer three, you're talking a router and if you're talking layer two, you're talking a switch. Layer three, as a general rule, your router is what's going to go between two different networks. Layer two, you're going to segment the same network. That makes sense. Y'all look kind of bright.  All right. The methods that people use to manage these tools, the management for networking devices, the basic protocol for this is called SNMP. I'm sure everybody starts. By the way, if anybody has any questions, like if I go too fast by something, please feel free to talk to me and then we'll have a question at the end. So SNMP stands for Simple Network Management Protocol. This provides that management capability remotely. It's actually an amazing protocol. It's really, really simple and it can do a lot of amazing things. The problem is that it does a lot of amazing things very insecurely, as many people know. You can do just about anything, depending on the manufacturer of the device with it. For instance, Cisco has kind of a half-ass implementation of SNMP, so you can only do so much. I mean, you could do anything, but unlike, let's say, something like Bay, where it's just like everything is completely open to SNMP. It's UDP. So anything that's UDP-based is going to be insecure. UDP, as you know, they said, well, let's make the most basic protocol that we can and let the application worry about things like security and checksums and fragmentation and things like that. So UDP does nothing of that. Everything on SNMP does your crossing clear text. There's no encryption, nothing. No authentication, there's nothing involved at all. So you put a sniff on the wire, you're seeing exactly without the management systems working. And as such, it's completely insecure. It's probably one of the weakest protocols that we have on the internet that as important as it is, has become. The way SNMP works, it has a really, really basic kind of primitive method of authentication, passwords. But they're not really called passwords. They're called community strings. And what community strings are is basically a password that each device allows access to a different part of it. Community strings usually come in two variances. There's actually three, but the two important ones are read-only and read-write. Read-only allows you access to basically, you can look at the entire anything that's on the router. It says read-only. Read-write actually allows you to set to make changes on the switch of the router. I want to briefly address SNMP on your hosts, Unix boxes, things like that. There's actually not a lot you can do. The manufacturers of HP and all these people haven't really put a lot of functionality for SNMP in their hosts. There are a few exceptions, and it's good to know that there are definitely some bugs with SNMP in hosts. I mean, the obvious ones are going to be buffer overflows for root. I mean, I saw five of them just the other day. In fact, there was one that Sun had, that a good friend of mine, Alhambra, came up with. Where Sun had a SNMP community string hard-coded into the SNMP, so that it didn't matter what you set it at, it was always, this one would always work. Nice little back door that they provided for everybody. Something to always watch out for. Actually, there's a side note. Backdoors are something always to watch out for. Does anybody use 3Com? Do we use the 3Com routers? You realize that with the 3Com router or hub, that if you have a MAC address and you're on another 3Com hub, you can automatically gain full access to any other 3Com hub on the network. So if I come into your network and I plug it in and I have your community string and I have your MAC address, I just remote into your router, just like that. It's very simple. In fact, this was 3Com's wonderful management system versus Telnet. Okay, another method that they use for management is called TFTP, Trivial File Transfer Protocol. Once again, this is GDP and it has no authentication. It doesn't even have passwords. If you're lucky, you have to use community strings. TFTP was originally designed to make it so that machines that were booting up our network would be able to get their configuration off of the server. So they wouldn't have any way of authenticating because they wouldn't even be fully booted up yet. So now network vendors will use this protocol to actually move configs on and off of a router. The main part that's important of SNMP is what's called MIBS. MIBS stands for Management Information Base. MIBS are the actual data that are on each networking device that provides the information that you can query. The amount that they have MIBS is dependent on the manufacturer and it varies everywhere from... Most manufacturers now have just about everything you could possibly think of in the mid, from the temperature of the box to how many interfaces are to the serial number that the box is. I mean, everything. You find out the IP addresses, the switch. If you're on a switch, you can see how many ports there are. You can even find out the text that's on the port, how you've got it defined. So like an ATM switch, you have a text with each port that defines where this particular OC3 is going. With that, when they first started, when they came up with SNMP, they developed this thing called Enterprise MIBS. One of the Enterprise MIBS is a way for the huge standard for MIBS. So basically, in a way, you can consider it like DNS in a way. You start at the very root, which is 1. And it's actually a string of eight numbers, depending on the manufacturer, but the first six numbers have to do with starting with the word, going through the fact that it's DoD, Internet, it's a private network. All those are always the same in every MIB. And then every organization is provided with a number. And this number signifies that organization. So Cisco's number is nine. So I'll have to read this to you because you can't see it. But the actual beginning of a MIB number for Cisco is <IP_ADDRESS>.4.1, which basically means ISO.org.DoD.Internet.Private.Enterprise.9, which signifies Cisco. This is a basic standard structure to the whole system. When I provide the sites, I actually have some FTP sites that provide the entire list of everybody's organization. Now, the standard ends there because on one side, if I have the number for how many interfaces exist on the router, is 41. That's not true across manufacturers. But all manufacturers provide documentation on their MIBs.  They've got this huge directory with every MIB that they have. Now, the question is, at this point, what do you do with SNMP? How can you use this to do any kind of exploit? So there's tools that are actually provided for you on most UNIX boxes. They're called SNMP Get, SNMP Set, SNMP Walk. So SNMP Walk. What SNMP Walk does is you put in SNMP Walk, you put in the community string, and all it does is it goes and it walks the entire MIB tree. Now, this may not seem like such a big deal, but this will completely take out any router you find on the internet. It will DOS it, no doubt. It actually tries to walk the entire up table and routing table. So if this is a router that takes BGP routes, for instance, it's going to try to walk off 60,000 routes, including, like I said, it's up table, so all it's internal network as well, which is more than any router can handle. And so we will actually just take it out. The other ones are actually a little more insidious, SNMP Get and SNMP Set. These are the tools that you can use to access the MIBs that are available on these particular routers. All right. Well, I have this list of really cool MIBs. Trust me on this one. And what these particular MIBs are, if you could see them, are the, on a Cisco, because, you know, I just pulled Cisco out randomly, no real reason. There are two particular MIBs that are your best friend. They go through the whole center part and host config set and write net. What host config set does is you pass it a particular configuration, and it will change that configuration on the router, whatever line you want to. What's even better is write net, which basically tells it to do to pull from your TFTP server a config.  Okay, so, let's say you get inside of a router. The question is, most people don't seem to understand what advantages they have by gaining access to the infrastructure. One of the big things you can do inside of infrastructure is you can map the entire network. Those routers have ARP tables, they have routing tables, they know where everything is. If you're in a Cisco environment, it's got what's called Cisco to 7 protocol, which, turn on, provides every router, every information that's right next to that router. For instance, one of the benefits of this is most people don't actually have switches. You cannot see the switch. So say you want to get access to a switch to find out what servers are on that. Well, when you trace it out through a box, you can't actually see the switch, because obviously it's later too, and it just passes over the top of it. When you have access, you show a CDP on that, you will see the switches as well as the routers. So, getting access to the switch, at that point it's a cakewalk, because most people don't put passers on their switches. It's simply amazing. But they do put up IP addresses, so that's really nice of them to do that. So, one of the beautiful things about getting control of the network infrastructure is that the inside of somebody's network is always the soft underbelly.  So there's not much point in putting things like, oh, tough passwords that I'm going to change all the time, any kind of real authentication or anything. I mean, who's going to be able to get access to that? So, I mean, you're in. Probably, it's the same kind of thing about when people have an inside job, which they don't really pay much attention to, but you can make changes to routing at this point. You can make changes in Layer 2. One of the big things you could do, if you were so inclined, is Layer 2, like say ATM, and you've got a site, you've got another site that you're attacking. You can very easily, when you have control, redirect all their traffic to you at a Layer 2 level, which means that you don't even need IP connectivity anymore. You're just pumping data at yourself that you can capture out of the ATM unit. There are things that are coming out, or there have been design specs to do, to try to alleviate this. SNP version 2 has respect. It's never used, and it probably never will be. I would be very surprised if it's ever used. It provides authentication, it's more streamlined, it's much more secure, but it's a little bit tougher to implement and it's really expensive. Anytime you have to change a big sand like that, it's really expensive. Most people don't seem to realize the importance of things like security. Cool figure. I wouldn't think on that being really used very much. Oops. I don't want to screw myself up.  What can you do to protect yourself? One of the most important things to protect yourself, one of several. First of all, don't use private and public as your community strength. This is like the biggest mistake that, you know, people laugh and it's funny, but I cannot tell you how many routers I find out there with these as their community strengths. They turn on their routers, they don't even think about the fact that SNMP is set up, and they just like walk away from it. And that is what all manufacturers put standard as their community strengths. So you can pretty much just walk through the internet and find dozens upon dozens of people who have not changed their configuration. Of course, you know, you could probably find dozens where the password is Cisco, but... Access lists. Now, this is going to believe out mostly the ankle biters, especially with UDP, access lists are not exactly the toughest thing to bypass, but you know, you might as well use them because they're there and provided. Cisco, for instance, provides two different kinds of access lists. They provide with the standard access lists where you can actually block who is allowed to do SNMP queries, SNMP ports, and who is allowed to do TFTP services. And you can also, you can do talented and things like, in our login and things like that. But might as well pull them up. It's got the extended access lists on it so that you can, you can filter even more tightly than that. I don't know what else to say. Sorry, it's a slow computer. How much more granularity do the extended access lists give you? Extended access lists give you the granularity of using ports, the status of the packet, meaning send or act, and by host or by range of hosts. So, for instance, standard access lists do not give you the option of doing by network. It can only do by host. But the extended one gives you the access to the host. I mean, to the network. Oh, proper logging. Proper logging is really, really important. You really should need to know who's doing changes on your routers and who's not. And we're talking off-host logging as well. Not leaving the logging on your host and reading it from the host and hoping that you catch the person as they're doing it. Syslogs provide a tremendous amount of information. And they would tell you exactly if people were making configurations to your blocks or your routers, and it would tell you what configuration changes they're making. Having nice tools that go through your syslogs and pull out any possible security violations is a huge help. Because 99% of the people out there, the people who are trying to get in don't really understand syslogs. So you access this. And that's pretty much it for scaring. Yeah. So that pretty much covers it. My quick version of this. Make sure we can get the experts done. Is there any questions? Sure. The ISO? ISL. Oh, the Cisco bridging stuff? Yeah. Oh, oh. Well, I mean, it's actually not quite the focus is, but I know what you're talking about. And whenever you're talking VLANs, you have insecurity problems. And when you map so many, trying to map VLANs to different ports like that and adding extra protocols, you're adding insecurities. I don't know of anything in particular with ISO, but I wouldn't be surprised if something exists. Especially because there's no authentication of ports, right? So if I'm on a host and I send the correct command to the port, a lot of switches will actually let me change VLANs.  Especially if people are using VLANs to, you know, try to segment their network in such a way. Actually, I almost forgot. That's what I forgot. Segment your network. One of the big problems with this is that it's clear text. So you can put access this into an unknown shine. You can put the most incredibly strong key string that exists. But if anybody per chance owns any box on your DMZ. And I'm sure most people have a machine or two that sits outside of their firewall and outside of their normal infrastructure. Probably on parallel with the routers. They own one of those boxes. They set up a sniffer. They're going to have it. So it's good to segment out your network. I mean throw away the hubs and put switches in because it's the best thing. One of the best things there is for security. I'm not keeping you from sniffing. I'm sorry. Go ahead. Actually, switches wouldn't provide much protection against sniffing because all you have to do is generate the back addresses of the machines that you want to sniff. Yeah. There's ways around it, sure. But as a general rule, I mean you have to know enough about the switch to be able to pull that off.  Because I don't even think that'll work on a Cisco. I know it works on 3Com, but they're always around it. But it's definitely better than putting a hub up. Can you give us send ISTN routers? What about? Say it again. Send ISTN routers. Send ISTN routers. Ascent. I'm sorry. Ascent. Do you want to know about those? Ascent actually has quite a bit of security problems. A lot has to do with SNMP because they actually allow a lot of functionality with their SNMP MIBS. Beyond that, I know there's problems in the dial-up part of it, but do you want to say something about it? I don't want to lose my job there. Yeah, I know they have problems. All right. Yeah, they don't have access to like a Cisco router does. And I mean, the really Right, which is why most people don't really have that motor configuration in their sense. I think you understand the importance of being able to listen to and be able to walk fast. Because it gives you urgent information and it gives you time to work with usage. Oh, absolutely, but usually when you do it you're not going to get any information because you're going to take the router down. I learned this the hard way, actually, legitimately. Taking my board of routers down by SNMP walking them. You're right. That's very true. You don't, but that's I think with the good information off of the router. Oh, that's very valuable information for getting more access to the router. You learn a version of code that they're running and do a search of which out bugs in that one. Go ahead. Yeah. Oh, okay. It's kind of a bit, but do you want to just let this keep you on for a while? Yeah. Is there a way to find out what you're doing? Sniffing. Sniffing, yep. If it's on a if it's on a shared network you'll be able to find it that way. Because basically what's happening is you can be on a shared network where people are passing data back and forth over the router. Which does happen because I've seen people administer routers over the internet and it does exist. Well, I don't know about those since I don't really deal with host all that much, but it's a good question. Yes. And SNP3 is like in the stage of being an ITF standard and not, or it's in draft stage if I remember correctly. Has it? Yes. You got a question? Yeah. CPC. CPC? Oh, oh, you know to be honest I don't really use those app parts of Cisco because I don't really trust them. So, I use their access to this, I don't use their firewalls to see which time but I don't really get involved. Small services, shut them off pretty much back down to what Cisco router is supposed to be doing, which is running traffic. So, it's an application proxy. I don't really use it because I use other application proxies so I've never really played with them. Do you have a mentioned facility and everything and you can directly look at the information on it? You're going to love this. Pearl. I have to say I'm a little bit jaded because one of the people I work with is a just a scripting God. I've never seen anybody who can do the things they can do with a script. So, I've seen pretty much full infrastructures based on scripts that will go through and all the configurations match it against TACX logs compared to who's actually logging into routers and who's making changes all possible through standard pearl tools. If you go to the pearl sites they have tons and tons of scripts available and I'm not sure what commercial tools are available to do that kind of thing. Do you have a scripting order to go across there? Do you have any vulnerabilities with those special communities that are like my GSM system? No, I actually haven't found any. I've done spanning before but I've actually never said I wonder how I could break this thing. Other than the fact that just by having that available somebody gains access to the switch they can then span the entire switch. I want to point out, it seems like of course you're going to gain access. Giving access to the switch is trivial because nobody ever puts passwords on these things. I'm spoofing. Especially when you're talking about something like UDP you're sending UDP packets out you're not expecting to answer back so I wouldn't say it's trivial to construct a script that would basically build UDP packets on the fly that would make configuration changes with spoofed IP addresses. One thing you can do, one thing it's really important to do in a Cisco router is basically put up an anti spoofing type access list. Also as it says on the outside interface I don't accept addresses coming from the inside. Very important. One thing I want to mention about the standard port of Cisco is that currently you can only scan the ports that are running in your box. You've got a network of switches so we're working our chunks together you can't see the traffic that's on them. That's supposed to be a feature around the stage that's going to be in 4.5. Oh that's beautiful. I mentioned on the right side you can get a system of your web release in the previous version of iOS and then I was there was a package for VLog and somebody was logging everything that an access list denied and the router was done I think it was a long time ago. Which kind of points to the importance of making sure that you have the latest and greatest code. And I don't mean the latest like 12. I mean the latest code with the bug fixes and the security fixes on them to the stuff that's been fixed but I've seen people run 10.9 Cisco out there and you know everybody knows the problems with those. Right exactly. Hence the problem with Cisco source. I mentioned that the network routers were heavily asked to be managed which was very true. Are there a lot of additional weaknesses compared to VLog? With any with any of them you can change the configuration. It's not as much as weaknesses it makes actually manage melody a little bit easier. But any of them you can use to break in that. If you're using Cisco for an ACL block a majority of the street kidneys or whatever then I would suggest putting an out-tem filter on the external interface so that it actually doesn't even respond back to the top of the screen. Oh. Yeah or don't send TCP or was it will refuse don't send any packets back what you can do with the Cisco to just let it die. Well the benefit of TechX in radius is our login authentication. TechX provides a one time power theoretically a one time password doesn't work that effectively but it provides a way for you to have an authentication for when you do logins. It won't do anything for SNMP at all but it will stop login type of tips. Radius allows you to have a central database of users and their authentication. Yeah. Oh well. No comments. You're going to make God have mercy on you. Yeah. UNMT is an operating system for your router. Well you know the problem is it's funny because there's this one router that I saw out there that's like probably the fastest router that exists and it runs NT as its operating system. It's kind of a tone down version of it. It's kind of it's more of an embedded version of NTCE and it's like but it's the fastest router that I've seen existing and Berkeley Networks I believe is the router name. Yeah. It's fast because of the hardware not the operating system it's probably should make that clear. So it's yeah I mean there's many problems in that when you're doing the benefit of using something like the Cisco in the base they don't really have a real operating system they're just this loader with some protocols. Oh, okay. Real quick folks if anyone knows a Brett Bresler or a Roman Israel they need to go immediately to the second floor and talk to anybody who's sharing there's an urgent family emergency. Mr. Israel is wearing an Amish hat so if you spot him please kick him into play and make sure he goes upstairs. And by the way there's a gentleman in the back a yellow hard hat. This gentleman is from Linux world is that correct? And would love to talk to anyone who loves Linux or not? And sir, I'm running into you on a router may God have mercy on your soul. Okay one last quick question I don't really know a lot about Armand that's kind of new for me I would love to tell you more but I can't. Alright well thank you very much for coming Oh, my email address is roosteredresentment.org if anybody has any questions I liked it Spot the Fed What's that? Yeah, ftp.cisco.com Alright thank you very much Thank you


Howdy, how's it going? My name is Davy Chappy. I'm going to be stealing CritCrab's content by talking about something that I've always wanted to touch on. LARPs. Specifically, an experience that one particular LARP-er had where the social contract of roleplaying was not only ignored, but set on fire and thrown out the window. My original intention was to find a story on Reddit, but apparently there isn't a Reddit for LARP horror stories, regardless I put a link to the story down below, written by Neil Litherland with a link to his Patreon because we're here to lift people up. But without further ado, let's pop in some background music to mask the noise pollution and get right into the story. I don't know how Crit talks like that. We've all had bad games. I've had my share and a few of them have wound up on this blog before, the blog being taking10.blogspot.com. However, I've never been to a game that left as bad a taste in my mouth as the first LARP I ever attended. And while I'm not going to name names and point fingers, I will relate my experience. My hope is that folks who read this one will walk away with a list of questions to ask, and that staff members for LARPs will have a whole new set of red flags to avoid. In the long ago and far away, I was working at a temp gig at Walmart over the summer. I was taking a break from college, and I'd only been gaming seriously for a little over a year. I'd made a friend at work, and at our short breaks, we'd swap gaming stories. After I'd known him a few weeks, he invited me to an upcoming LARP. At the time, I'd never heard of LARPing, but once I got the sales pitch, I was curious. I was a fan of RP heavy games, and adding in costuming and real-time combat struck me as a unique opportunity. A few days before the game, my friend drove me out to the site and introduced me to the staff while they were getting things ready. I was given essentially the same spiel about the game's broad strokes, as well as a basic rundown on character creation rules. I was shown how combat worked, in that I was hit about the shoulders with a buffer sword while I was unarmed, and that was about it. And then I asked if there was anything else I should know, and I was told, no, not really. There was apparently an event for the next game, and I was assured it would be a good opportunity to bring in a new character. So, tentatively excited, I dug through my closet to assemble a costume. As to my character concept, I went as basic as possible. Scarred mercenary for hire, my character was a swordsman named Ulrich, known in his homelad as The Mad. He'd left for unspecified reasons, and was now seeking work and security among a new community. I figured keeping it basic would help me avoid problems. I showed up early to game site, paid my fee, and tracked down the storyteller to make sure that there weren't any last minute things that I should know. I didn't want to be that guy who dragged down the game because of his newness. I was told my concept was solid, no problems with my character, but the storyteller wanted to have me arrive with another PC who was an established guard captain, and thus I'd have instant bona-fides and introduction. Problem was, that player wasn't on site yet, and likely wouldn't be for a few hours.  When I tried to politely do more, I was informed this wasn't optional. Every player had to NPC a certain number of battles every game, unless they were on staff. Not an uncommon practice in LARPs as I found out over the years, but it definitely something that fell under the things that I should have been told before I showed up question that I asked earlier. Uh, Davi's note, he's right, a lot of LARPs have mandatory NPC time, but they usually don't tell you when you can do it, and I've never found a LARP that forces your character not to play until you've done your NPC time. I shrugged, and decided to be a good sport. If nothing else, it would help me get a feel for combat, and give me something to do. That was when the next hiccup came up. I'd asked my friend, and the storyteller, if I would need to bring my own weapon. As I wasn't crafty and had never done this before, I didn't know how much time and resources I wanted to invest. I'd been told no. For the first game or two, I could use a loner weapon from the staff. Sad conversation had apparently been forgotten, though I was begrudgingly given a weapon for my first time as a monster. Uh, Davi's note, as to the weapons thing, every LARP has weapons, otherwise NPCs wouldn't be able to do their thing, so there's no reason why the storytellers should have a cow over one player taking one weapon for one game. It was after my time as a goblin, an orc, and a dead body during a scene with a dragon, that I was told I had to play the role of a commoner NPC whenever I was walking through the main site, as my actual PC had not been cleared to show up. Again, I just nodded, because there were a bunch of players, and I didn't want to make too many waves. I was, however, able to see the end of my patience, not all that far from where I was standing. After about four or five hours after official game start, I finally walked up to the storyteller and asked when I was going to be allowed to start actually playing. I didn't necessarily begrudge being an NPC, but I'd done my volunteer time, paid my fee, and I'd like to actually play the character I'd had approved. The ST told me that it turned out the player they wanted to introduce me wasn't going to show up until the second day of the game, so sure, it was probably safe for me to actually show up in character. When I asked what cover story I should give, and who I was actually looking for since I assumed the in-character reason was that I was meeting the other PC in the town, but happened to show up early, the ST just shrugged and flapped a hand at me. I'd been NPCing for a few hours, I should know all I needed to.  Dismissed, but given permission to actually start playing, I grabbed up the parts of my costume that I'd left off for NPC purposes and strode off-site to don them. I took a moment or three to get into character, walked on to site, and I managed to talk to about three people in character before it started raining, the sort of rain that, if you haven't prepared for it, you were going to have serious makeup and costuming problems before long, so pretty much the whole venue crawled inside their personal spaces and made small talk while we waited for the skies to clear. Davi Note, fun fact, for the first two years, every single ARP event I went to would rain. This isn't a real note, it's just a weird thing. The skies did in time clear, but that first day did not improve. I didn't wait around for a second day to see if it would be better. Some other red flags. There were several other details that I couldn't work smoothly into the above account of the day's events, so I thought I'd just list them here. First and foremost, this was not an 18 and over game. Call me insensitive to the needs of parents and younger players, but I felt like that should have been mentioned. Davi Note, absolutely this should have been mentioned, and underage players should always be marked off with some visual aid, because I could walk up to a 16 year old and hit them, and they'll probably take it, but I'm not going to risk having a really irritated parent come up to me asking why I whacked their child in the face with a rubber sword. Particularly since there were several 9 to 12 year olds there who were all the staff members' kids, and thus they had the unwritten special power of throw a tantrum in order to make a plot, combat, etc. go the way they wanted to. While I was fortunate not to have been directly involved with that, just witnessing it from afar was enough to make me seriously doubt this was a game I needed to be a part of. Absolutely. Secondly, this game had a rather unorthodox policy when it came to out of character talk. A policy I was informed of when I was out on a trail talking to my friend about my misgivings. One of the storyteller staff who was walking the other way glared at me and demanded I come with him. I was then told to get into a literal set of stocks that was set up on the edge of the game site. It wasn't so well constructed that I couldn't have just popped my head out, so I went along with it. I was told to stay there for 5 minutes and then the staff member walked off. The head ST walked along a few minutes later, at which point I asked for an explanation of what kind of practical joke this was. I was told that I had been drunk and disorderly, which was their code for out of character talking on site. A novel idea to be sure, but one I had not been informed of, and which I felt was rather extreme for a new player who had no idea what was really going on, and who had not been informed that he'd broken any rules, since I'd thought the trail was far enough away to be considered out of bounds. Dabby note, at pretty much every lark I've ever been to, if you put your hand on your head, you're considered talking out of game. That is not an issue in and of itself, it's only an issue when you're talking out of game to random people because it's very easy to break immersion. When you're talking to your friends alone on a trail, there's no reason for anybody to be upset with you. And I've never found a game that throws you in the stocks because you talked out of character. That's just weird. In addition to those big ones, there were a score of little mags that started weighing on me as a new player. It seemed that everyone on the ST staff had personal characters that they were playing, and that these characters always seemed to have some strange foreknowledge of what the plots they were playing through would require. There was no explanation given to me of what the site was, where the boundaries were, or what hand gestures were used for things like speaking another language, or whether a staff member was present as a staff member or as their PC. Add in the dozens of traditions and unspoken rules, and it really felt like I'd immigrated into a fantasy world, but in the absolute worst way possible. I never went back to that game after I drove off-site halfway through the weekend, and though I've been to several LARPs since, even the occasional buffer LARP, I have never, ever had that negative an experience at a game. Despite how negative this first experience was, I learned a lot from it. Mainly, I made a list of questions I wanted answered by the ST staff before I decided to dedicate my time, my resources, and my creativity to joining a game. While this list is an exhaustive, I would suggest that anyone running a LARP has answers to the following questions. I am not reading all of these questions list by list, this is a very good, comprehensive list of things that you definitely should have answered before you invest to go into a LARP. I would probably add in a bit about sleeping arrangements because that is another big thing that you're gonna have to worry about, but other than that, this is pretty exhaustive. Having clear, concise answers to these questions is a requirement for me to show up to a LARP, and I can safely say that I think this list has helped me find venues that I enjoy. So yeah, this guy had a weird experience.  But still, there is no excuse for preventing a new player from going out on field as a new character because your entire goal should be trying to integrate people into your game, because LARPs, as it stands, don't have a very good online presence. It's hard to meet hot LARPs in your area, and the main method that LARPs use to grow is word of mouth. So if that word of mouth becomes sour because people are talking about how bad of an experience they had, then that LARP is most likely going to be avoided, and eventually shut down. But that'll about do it. I hope you enjoyed this video. I know that it is a huge departure from what I normally do, but I want to break into LARP content more often, so I'm using this as a bit of a test, something to dip my toes into the water, and hopefully it'll allow me to pivot into bigger things in the future. Special thanks to CritCrab for giving me his blessing on completely ripping off his format, and hey, maybe support me on Patreon so that I can rip off somebody else's format in the future. But yeah, Davy out.


But he's out of pips, so unless he can do something for like two pips, yeah he may be screwed here. So I'm still kismoring and the damage is just even more now. This is probably a GG right here. Yep, GG. Hello and welcome back to The Craft Box. My name is Brennan. Today we are doing another quick match 1v1 on the Death Wizard stats. Basically the same as normal, except we've got one less damage or two less damage and a whole bunch of extras, just like three of them I think. And that is about it. Yep, yep, a bit of pierce possibly. And the deck setup basically just the same. Two blades now though. Video coming soon if not already been out. Yeah, same deck setup as normal. We've also got the side deck which is... PvP deck headless and a couple of shields and hopefully we can do well this time. Maybe not, who knows. 30, 24 seconds, 23, 22 seconds, 21. Yeah, we are hopefully going to get a good first match. This is a slightly different time when I record this. Usually I go for the latest quick match. But this is the second last one, sorry. Yeah, we'll see how this goes. This is the second last one for the day, so we'll see. Not actually expecting to do well, but we are ready to go. Don't know what bracket we're in. Could only be one bracket, who knows. We could be in the second bracket. Again, who knows. So yeah, hopefully we also don't encounter any ice wizards who just want to spam a vulnerable. That wouldn't be really good. Yeah, that would be bad. That ice wizard from last time. If you haven't checked out last episode, you should go and do that right now. That would be great. It would be cool. Pretty lit. I would say pretty lit. So yeah, you don't have to if you don't want to. I mean, that's also an option. So yeah, let's just wait for the first match. For some reason, the first match always takes forever to get. I don't know why. It just takes so long. So, so long. Oh, here we go. Round one. We're in bracket two. Okay, let's see. Can we get the first match right now? I'm thinking it'll be now. I think it'll be now.    You're gonna let us win, right? Right?  Oh, here we go. He said he's bowing. That means we're gonna win. That means we're gonna win. Here we go. Here we go. This should be good. And if it isn't good, then... Wish us luck. That would be bad if it is not good. Probably should be fine though, right? Probably. Yep. Okay. Yep. Yep. Okay. We're going second, which is always a good start. We've got Headless right off the bat, which is fantastic. We've also got a brace. We are gonna brace for impact. See what that does. We've also got a shad, like, straight off the bat. Unfortunately, we're not going to. Not going to shad. What is he? I'm assuming Storm from the pet, probably Storm. We are going to go for a Headless next, just to ensure the damage is goodly. I'm pretty sure he's Storm, right? Probably Storm. I mean, we could have checked, like, while we were in the thing, but that's also fine. Ah, yeah, Storm. So I don't want to run the risk of him getting a thing called... Sultan. So we're gonna do this right now. Real quick. Real quick do this. Okay, he's just getting a whole bunch of damage. That's cute. We are gonna just go for the big, big Headless horsemans. We've also got more critters now, as well now, so that's good. I think we've got, like, 12% instead of 8, so we kind of, we're kind of moving up into the world. Um, we didn't crit though.  Oh well. I don't actually plan on critting. That's still a lot. That did nearly 2,000. Like, one and a half. That's pretty good. One and a half thousand is pretty decent damage for, like, second round. Pretty smack him real goodly. We're gonna go for a Lulu. Get some health back. We're just gonna obviously go for a Risulka or Iron Sultan, obviously. So we're just gonna use our Shadowpip, as well. Very obvious, again. Bound to happen. As long as he doesn't crit, it should be fine, hopefully. We should be able to tank. We do have, like, 50% resist. So that's always decent. Yeah, we tank. Okay. Just as well, we Lulu'd. Probably saw this one coming. I don't know why he didn't prepare for that. We're losing all of our pips, but, I mean, health is pretty good. Health is pretty good. We can always go for a couple of wantons. I don't think we're gonna win, unless he really misses up. Um, I was gonna say, if we crit, that would have been, got ugly. But 2,000, 2,000 is good. 2,000, that's 1,000 health back, which is great. Um, we're actually going well. He's very little health. Unfortunately, there's not much we can do here. Mainly because we are basically out of pips. So, what we are gonna do is we're gonna go for a ghoul. Hopefully, we can crit and kill. That's basically our plan here. It's not even enchanted, so if this does it without enchants, that would be great. That would be really great. This is why I carry ghoul, as well. Because, again, if we're on, like, no health, okay, crack him. We'll catch him today. Nope, crack him. Okay. This is probably gonna kill, right? Maybe. Oh, catch of the day. Okay. It's not like we have any blades anyway, so that's fine. Yep, see, this is why ghoul's kinda good to have. Because he's out of pips now, so are we. But, um, if we can crit, we A, get health back, and B, we can also possibly kill, maybe. Nope, okay, that's fine. That's fine. Well, didn't expect to kill. But, I mean, we get some health back, which is tasty. Tasty. And he's only got, what, like, 2 pips. So, he could probably go for lightning bats, but you may not even have that. Um... The only bad thing is, he does have the first round advantage, which is not the best. Um, fortunately, I don't think we can really kill with what we've got in hand.  Dammit. Why couldn't he kill himself? That is so, so annoying. Oh well, whatever. Um, yeah, if that had hit him, that would have been great. GG. Um, that was really close. That was close. We're getting better. Um, I think if I had gone for a headless in the first round, probably might have been best. But it doesn't really matter.  Okay, let's see who we are facing this time. McGill Stormcaster. Another storm, I'm gonna guess probably most likely definitely a storm. Um, yeah, we're just gonna enchant this Kizma. We're gonna go for a blade. Um, might just cut the wanted just for now. We'll see what we can get from the side. Um, we'll go for a blade and that should be good. And he is, in fact, a strong wizard like I thought. So that's cool. He's just gonna bolt spam. Okay, that's cute. Okay, they did... Okay, I see how it is. I see how it is. Again, we're going second though, so we do have a slight disadvantage. Literally another bolt could probably kill me if it does mass. Um, I mean, I could probably pull a headless. That would be kind of lit. Um, probably really lit. We'll do a headless. We'll do a headless. Um, I was thinking about doing a poison, but I might do that next round. Um, poison is really good. Poison is really, really good. Otherwise, I kind of want to save just in case we can get a shad for a Kizma. Okay, stun block. Why would I stun like seriously? Seriously? Me stunning? That's not offensive enough. Geez, gotta go fully offensive. Geez, with the headless spam. Um, okay, if we get a shad next, definitely Kizma. Definitely Kizma. Um, okay. That did a whole bunch. That is basically him down to half health as well. We are now even. Yay, I love being even with these guys. If we don't get a shad, which we did, okay. Easiest Kizma in my life. He's probably going to put up a shield, but I don't think that might just save him, but I honestly think this could kill.  Okay, I'm stunned. That's fine. Kind of should have seen that coming, but that's fine. Whatever. Whatever. Whatever. That is really whatever. Oh, 108 health, and I'm stunned. Yay, gotta love that, but he's out of pips. Unless he can do something for like, two pips. Um, yeah, he may be screwed here. So I'm still Kizmaring, and the damage is just even more now. Um, this is probably a GG right here. Yep, GG. My heart is like, oh my gosh. I can't believe that happened. He just got done over. Can we crit? Can we crit and win? That would be so good. Nope. Okay. I was asking for a bit too much. Can we kill? We did it! GG. He thought he was good with his wild bot, but no. He was not. There we go. Second match is a win. I am surprised. Okay. I'm like, my heart is whew. Whew. Jays. Um, okay. That's cute. Um, yeah. Okay. Oh, there we go. That's the second match. I'll be back with the third match. Okay. Um, just finished off that. We are in sixth place. Um, I don't know who we're facing next. But we will be facing someone. Round three is about to start. Um, so yeah. Here we go. Let's go in. I refilled TC's. Put in that one headless that we used. Um, so we should be good. Um, actually, who are we facing? Um, team. We are facing Gabriel Hexcaster. Okay. Then that sounds fun. Um, don't know who she is. Probably balance possibly by the sounds of that. Um, but I don't really know. So yeah, we will find out. She may not even accept. Oh, there we go. She is accepting. Okay. Probably just setting for me. But that's fine though. Whatever. I get it. You can set for me all you want. But you ain't going to win. You ain't not going to win unfortunately. Actually, she might win. It depends on what school she is. She is a death by the looks of it. Um, we are going to go for the OP brace. Um, is she death? She's balance. Balance. Okay. Balance. Wearing death stuff. Don't know why, but that's what she is doing. Law. Okay. Obviously. Out of pips though. So, don't know what she's going to do because she's just got a new pip. Um, trying to get my health down maybe? Because, I mean, we're just bracing. So, not too much. She could actually, actually, I'm not even worried. She's not going to go supernovaing. But it requires too many pips. And she needs pips to lower me to death. So, I don't think she'll be doing that. We're going to go for a completely unenchanted headless. Doesn't sound like a good idea, but we're going to do it. Um, yeah. Then, we, just to get some damage on her, we actually have more health in here, which is kind of funny. Um, well, we can have the maximum of more health. We'll see how much this does. Um, just to get off that weakness as well. Probably a good idea. Then we will probably just do a bit more of that. Most likely. What is this? Enfal? Yep. Enfal. Or the, um, what's the other? I don't even know the better version. Basically, Enfal. The only one that's important is Brace, because that's a cool name. Brace! Um, see, let's see how much this can do. Minus 20. It's fine. Just getting that off. Not enchanted, mind you. So, to do a lot, or a lot. Ooh, I think she might be sitting. She might have sit really hard. Really, really hard. Really fricking hard. Um, I might go for a poison. I think that's probably a good idea. Just going for a poison right now. Um, because that literally did nothing. Like, that did nothing. I was expecting it to do way more than that. Like, even with the minus 25, it doesn't do that much. With that. So, she is probably sitting quite hard. But still has somewhat decent damage. I don't know how that's possible, but I'm definitely going to have a look at her stats. She's probably sitting quite hard. Just saying. How much is this doing? Because this is enchanted. Okay. 100. I think she's sitting. I'm pretty sure she's sitting. I'm pretty sure she's sitting. Pretty sure. That would be upsetting. But, I mean, it doesn't really matter. Um... We're just going to go for another headless. I mean, might as well. We're going to be out of pips. Probably not the smartest move. But, at the same time, that is not doing enough. Like, that is not doing anything near enough. You are sitting. I am going to guarantee that she's sitting right now. This is going to kill me. Like, watch. This is going to kill me. I just know it. I just know it. Um, she's got a lot of PS though. She's got over 20. Plus, what we get anyway. So, I suppose it's not too bad. Yep, okay, goodbye. Um, rip me. Ripperoni me. Um, we're going to see if she's sitting though. Well, that was the third match. Um, Gigi. We're going to find out if she's sitting. Pretty sure she was. Um, I'm going to hit her up with the Gigi. Because I'm not bad. I'm not a bad person. But, Gabrielle, you better watch your set. You better watch. I'm going to see if you sit. I think you sit, to be honest. I think she sit. Just saying. Just saying. The instant pour. She was sitting. She didn't want me to see she was sitting. Well, I'll be back with the next match. Okay, I am back. We are about to do the fourth match. We are currently in 12th position at 120. Um, so yeah, that's cool. Here we go. Let's see what we can do this match here. Hopefully, not too much difficulty. But we'll see. Maybe another storm. Maybe another balance. Who knows? Um, I didn't figure out where that balance went. But I still want to know if she was being cheeky. I'm pretty sure she was being a bit cheeky. Probably a bit cheeky. She didn't even say Gigi. Like, she obviously doesn't have good sportsmanship. Um, okay. We are going first, finally. Um, I mean, I can't really complain. We've gone first a lot of times. He is obviously ice or balance. Um, balance. Okay. Kind of want to blade. We're going to blade. Got a pip disadvantage. Like, a huge pip disadvantage. So we're going to blade. Um, just to get up some damage real quick. Even more damage. This is what, a tower shield probably. Yep. Okay. Well, kind of keen to want that off, but also at the same time, not really. Um, I want to get some damage on him because he's got a lot of health. Um, I might do want it into, want it into headless is an idea I suppose I could do. Um, want it into headless. Have me pips. Um, we'll do that. Want it into headless just to get off the shell because at the moment when we don't have lots of pierce, I just kind of want to get it off. I just don't. Plus it gives him damage. He's going to like, do some gays or sandworm maybe. One of the two. Just instant shadow spell, of course. Could have seen that coming from a mile away. Um, we will go for a headless next. Or a lulu. Or a lulu if we get.  Just to get some health back because this could do a lot. A lot, a lot, a lot. Don't think it would be doing too much. Yeah, it's not doing too much. Um, death. Okay, well, that's fine. I mean, my resist is all the same except for ice. So, as long as it doesn't do ice, you basically got the same damages. Um, okay. He's also got a bubble now, which is kind of worrying. Can we get a shad? That would be great. You gave him a shad? Won't give me one though? Okay. Look, that's actually good. We've got an enchant now, which is great. We are going to go for a headless. Um, hopefully should do a lot of damage. He's completely open, which is great. So, if we crit as well, this would do a lot because I doubt he's going to block. Like, no one carries a block anymore. So, if we crit and crit through, it could do a lot. But that is a big if. And I don't think we will. Nah, we don't. But that's fine. Does this divine? Oh yeah, he's doing lots of deaths. 3,000, okay. Okay, that's cute. Just hopefully won't kill me yet. I mean, it could. No crit, so that's why it's good. Um, this kills. It's going to be slightly embarrassing. Okay, good. We're still alive. We're still good. Um, could possibly... He's got so much health.  Ridiculously healthy. Um, kind of keen to go for this, but also know that he could basically kill me with whatever I got. So, I would love to wing, but I think Lulu's probably the best idea. It doesn't do as much, obviously. But it gives me a whole bunch of health. Um, and as long as we don't fizzle, it should be good. Um, I don't think we will. It's only 35, and we have a decent amount of accuracy. So, get some of that health back. Just instant shadow spell. Um, because I don't think Winged would have killed with the weakness anyway, so... It's better to get health than anything else. That still did 2,000. That is crazy. Um, okay, we've got a decent amount of health. He passed. Okay, he's probably gonna lure next or something. Um, we're out of pips as well, so that's slightly unfortunate. Um... I might go for a ghoul. Cheeky ghoul into a blade next, if we need to. Um, as possible. He's got a pet with a cool talent. I think that might be mekosmas faint, possibly. Okay. That is gonna give us some health. 200 health is fine. If only that was enchanted, like, if that was enchanted... Hoo! Hoo boy! That would have been good, but I'm literally not pulling any enchants at all. Okay, lag. Good job. Good job, lag. Gotta love the lag. Gotta love the lag. Um, we're dead. Okay, well, GG. GG. GG, that's cool. Health match 1-1, which is better than last time. Great race, it sure was. Sure was. Sure was. Um, what was the stats? We have nowhere to be in a rush. Battle's finished now. Um, he had 137 damage. Holy moly. Little resist. That's why I did so much. So little resist. Um, yeah. Well, that was the final match. I'll be back with the rewards. Okay, I am back. We're finished in 16th place, which was 130, which is not the worst because Caleb apparently only got 40 points. Don't know how that's possible. Actually, no, he lost every single one. Good job. Good job, Caleb. Um, yeah, 120. I sometimes don't even know what half of these things mean. Like, it was a buy as well. So we had two winners, which is kind of interesting. Um, yeah, but that's cool. We, um, yeah. Uh, so let's close this and get our rewards. We got a braided vine, sunstone, and 250 tickets. Yay. Okay. So how many tickets do we have now? We have 300, which is not enough to buy another trophy. So next time, hopefully, we'll be buying another trophy. Thank you for watching or until I can subscribe. And if you've already subscribed, press the little bell so you know exactly when I post another video. And a member craft outside the box.


This is an example of a video where we consider, to finish video, the audio really very closely or the dialogue very closely syncs with the video so it's not the kind of thing where you're just going to re-narrate something. The video really is tied to the audio. But in this case, this organization has done a really good job of making the main body of the video pretty generic and what I'll do is I'll play you just for about 30 seconds of the part of the video that we're going to customize. So this you really wouldn't want to re-narrate this part. But this is what you're going to be customizing, just the end, which is your local jurisdictional information with contact information where people can go to get help. And that's it. This is the end of the video produced by statewide legal services. So that's the video that we're going to do. And what you'll see in the kit, it has everything you need. If you go to this video kit in ShareLaw video, it will have instructions, which you can download in advance. It will have a link to the PowerPoint slides and you can use this download link to download the video. So what I do is I make myself a file, made myself a file. In advance, I made Word document with all local information. So if you've downloaded PowerPoint slides, I'll open that up. Basically you're going to just do what GAB did and you're going to insert your local information. So in this case, we're going to make the video for Metro Atlanta. I'm going to try to figure out how to spell Metro Atlanta. And then we're going to contact Atlanta Legal Aid here and the phone number. I'm going to delete that. Put the phone number down here. And then you would just go through each slide and customize them. I'm not going to do all of them. But you basically follow the same system that GAB suggested that you do. You do File and then Save As. You save it as an image.  And that says, do you want to export every slide in the presentation? You say yes. And just like it did in iMovie on a Mac, it will create a folder with the customized slides. And then you're done with the Customizing of PowerPoint section. And then what you do is open up Movie Maker. I'm going to open it up. And very similarly, you start a new project. You add the video, in this case, Navigate to the video. And here's the video file. You add the video file. Then you want to add the PowerPoint. So you hit Add Videos and Photos again. And this time, I'm sorry, you're adding the PowerPoint. So adding the Customize, what I do is I just highlight them all. And then they're there at the end. And then what you want to do is you put your cursor in the beginning. I don't know why you need to do that, but you do. And you go, in this case, we're going to delete part of the video where we showed the placeholders. And we're going to insert the customized PowerPoint slides. So one of the better ways to do this is to separate the audio from the video. So this is what I'm showing you to do now. So you select video and you just turn down the volume. Set the volume to zero.  And then you add music. And you scroll down and go All Files right here. And then you're going to find the video file and then open it. And so now you have your video files separated from your audio files in Movie Maker. Then what you want to do is cut out the video, parts of the video that are the placeholder content. Let me find it. So the best way to figure it out is to figure out where it starts in your video. And this one starts at 4 minutes 50 seconds. So I'm going to try to delete. Oops. Oh, that's why I couldn't do it all. So I'm going to hit the trim tool and set the endpoint. And I'm going to move the endpoint to the end of the video. And then that is hit trim tool. And that should have cut the video. And then we can transition, do the same thing, set the time that we want each slide to be six seconds. And then if you want to add transitions to your slides, you can, there's like a wide array of sort of set transitions, sort of like this paper transition, like you're flipping a page. We'll set it. And then when you're done, you're going to save the video and save, I like to save the project so you can modify it again and replace it. And then when you're ready to publish the video, you save it as a movie. And then I hit recommend, recommended for this project settings. And then it'll save as an MP4. And so process is very simple. I think this takes like 10 or 15 minutes as well. So does anybody have any questions about this? We're going to watch it sort of compile, but that's not super interesting. So I'm going to cancel this because there's not anything interesting about the movie that's kind of rendering. So rendering is clearly the most boring part of the entire process. Walk away, come back and get it, yeah. So really, if I could figure out how to do this, anybody can figure out how to do this. And the step-by-step instructions for sort of each type of customizing video are very simple. You can have a high school intern do this for you. All you have to do is check with your substantive experts, make sure the content is appropriate for your jurisdiction, and have an intern or somebody who doesn't, you know, is a perfect job for an intern, or somebody who is having a slow day on Friday wants to do something interesting. So hopefully we have made these easy and simple enough so that folks will start using the content on Share a Law video.


You too team keep it clean. What's going on? It's a engraving here with another video and in this video We're here to talk about the game that we watch in between the Browns and the Ravens and I know we ain't got that much time So we got to get straight into this so Ravens the defense shout out to the defense the defense is playing this half like it's a second Oh, actually no, they gave up a touchdown so they're not playing this half like it's the second half So they gave up their touchdown they gave up that touchdown so that's cool They gave up the touchdown they got it out of the system, but they get it out the system every week So deep defense second half you just got to make a few more adjustments to do your thing So okay defense cool defense has been great in this game They've been very good, especially given their situation especially given their situation because with the defense They've been what what have what have they been doing with the with the Browns?  They turn into the old-school Ravens offense. No, Perryman not wearing no Crabtree Jersey Don't don't don't try Perryman with Crabtree right now like if y'all follow on Twitter y'all saw it Perryman had four drops last year four Four and he wasn't even a starter. So that mean he didn't even get too many passes thrown his way He had four drops last year Crabtree is already up to what six or seven He's already up to six or seven. So don't don't even don't don't try to tell yeah Perryman wouldn't wouldn't do any better. No, Perryman improved his hands. He improved his hands. But anyway This is see It's it's it's frustrating. It's annoying, but I'm not worried Why why am I not worried when this Ravens offense has just been dead in the water? They looking like the old-school Ravens offense to you the offense that we used to I'm not worried reason being because it's just simple stuff to fix. It's simple fixes, man It's simple fixes simple fixes simple fixes simple stuff Yeah, they can't be giving up block field goals like that man. They got a tight nut with that man but anyway the Interception well, there was two interceptions, right? How much how much interception the flag go through was it to what was it just the one? Why do I feel like it was to know it's just the one. Okay, so first interception The the one that was at the goal line. I felt like they should have ran a ball I feel like they should have ran a ball. I know they did the trick play with Lamar They actually let Lamar Jackson throw the ball. Wow whoo, who do you do? Wow? but yay, they um they they should have ran a ball and It looked like on that play Flacco was not sure of it, but he was he was hesitant. He was hesitant. He was like Shit, I thought this I don't know if I should told us and I'm not sure and he said, you know what go, okay Whatever and do it now. I did get tipped it did get tipped so that made the the interception easier for Denzel Ward it made it made the ball it made the tip easier for him, but I still fit I still felt like um, they should have They should have ran a ball on that because I feel like I'm like man come on like what's up, right? Even y'all got Alice Collins back here Y'all been doing this thing in a red zone and it's like what is case scenario you come out with a field goal But run boy y'all can do it y'all can do it y'all got the offensive lineman to do it Y'all got that so make it happen, but they didn't I said, okay, so it's cool Whatever But that and the defense still held the defense still held Told y'all Collins is soft Collins ain't do nothing soft in this game He he got some he got actually his like two of the best runs he got all season this this game But for the most part they've been they've been taking care of Collins as far as Pat run blocking form a little bit like well actually it's come it's come in spurts It's come in spurts Buck Allen well in a book Allen ain't really get a chance to do anything either Nah, Matthew ain't nothing I ain't nobody man shout out to you and your brother though man Shout out to y'all appreciate everybody up in here right now to our 200 225 people we got up in here right now But the offense why couldn't we get the offense that we got in the last two minutes for that for that last 40 second drive Why couldn't we get that offense all game? They just you know what they say? You know what we got 40 seconds left. Let's go ahead and move that ball Let's go ahead and do it and they started moving the ball. We haven't gotten that all game We haven't gotten that all game So they um, they actually started moving. I'm like, oh man, come on that What else? But yeah, Martin Humphrey, I don't know what happened on that touchdown to Rashad Higgins I don't know what happened with the defense on that when it looked like in one of the Ravens group chats I was saying somebody asked like what happened with Martin Humphrey on that and I said I look like he thought he had help up top But Tony Jefferson actually stepped up to guard the to cover the tight end Or whoever that was right there. I think it was a tight But when so Marlin dropped off Marlin dropped off at a wide receiver So Rashad Higgins was wide open. I don't I don't know what I don't know what happened on that one I guess they'll after the game The talk about six is Chuck Clark. He is Chuck Clark. That's somebody they they speak of highly They speak about football IQ highly. They've been they've been speaking about him all off season He started to get a lot of snaps last season to more and more toward the end of the year He got more and more snaps So, I mean he missed the play he missed the play And I mean, I'm not worried about Chuck Clark moving forward. No, he doesn't suck. No, he's not able blah blah blah He'll be fine me. He'll be fine. He missed the play Eric. Well, it has missed the play Tony Jefferson has misplaced Marlin Humphrey in his place Jimmy Smith Brandon Cove CJ Mosey Kenny young everybody has missed plays before So that's not anything that that worries me whatsoever. That doesn't work what Chuck Clark did. Yeah, he gave up a big play It sucks, but hey, it's fine. It'll be fine. Yeah, pass rush. We the pass rush in the beginning Um Eric weather with that sack I mean if the passers had to come from somewhere ain't been coming from the other defensive linemen or offensive the outside linebacker So somebody had to get it So Eric Wettel got this that was a nice sack too by the way It should have been a fumble because Mayfield wasn't on the ground yet.  Y'all saw it. Oh man.  What do you have three drops in this game? I know he definitely had two, but what we had three a appreciate that Chris Carter. Thank you, man Appreciate that a lot man. Thank you. Thank you That'd be cool if that was like the Chris Carter the actual Vikings Chris Carter That would be wild because I'd be like man you at NFL Studios watching team keep it clean that be wild But um anyway, yeah, Michael Crabtree got to tighten up man.  Um On that play with Mark Andrews got popped John Brown drop the touchdown John Brown drop the touchdown That's to drop touchdowns for John Brown this season one was in the bingles game and this one is in the Browns game We don't want the same results We do not need the same results. Yeah, you can't trap trap jack. You came to defense at all Nobody's blaming the defense you can't deep have done great this game Especially given there appreciate that too. I see especially given their situation defense has been great. They have been great Yeah, they gave up a touchdown, but they still been great They've been holding it down. They haven't been giving up points. They haven't been giving up y'all They've been forcing punts defense has been holding it down Down they've been holding it down, but offense is going back to that old-school offense They got to wake up. They got to wake up and they got to wake up ASAP because they ain't got time to be lolly-gagging around their first half Yeah, all that who mentioned on Twitter.   You will you will be sitting you'll be right there on the practice squad chilling with Janorian Grant if you keep that up Because Tim white we know what we're getting out of Tim white Tim white is not gonna make any place in the part Kick return game. He's not we know that we see that he's not explosive whatsoever He has absolutely no no explosion to him in the return game now as a receiver. Hey, maybe he can be different there But as a returner No explosion whatsoever none Absolutely none. He's a fair catcher. That's a good way to put it, but um But I said that on Twitter said Tim white I said bye and somebody said oh, but in graven Uh, if we get you acting like we got somebody to replace Tim white I said uh, we sneak we got really sneak his hands are I mean He ain't gonna fumble nothing. You got Tim white. I mean excuse me You got Billy's need you got Chris Moore and even Chris more kick return man Chris Moore actually gave us a little bit of life at kick return and I'm he gets it but at the same time it's like Come on now. He gets used it why receive a little bit But so kick return you can put him back there again like you did last season He definitely has a lot more explosiveness to him then um then Then then Tim white. I did say that Dante. I did say that. Yeah, I said that that's why I don't delete any videos That's why I don't delete any tweets. I said that I said that so anyway Lamar for kick return Lamar. Oh Lamar man.  Oh my boy Dylan eagle heart is at the game. That's what's up, man Yeah, I know it's about to start my TV is a little delayed than y'all. So y'all are good man I I'm good too. I'll catch it. My TV is like a minute and a half. I mean a play and a half behind everybody's So Lamar for running back. We'll see man. I mean, that's the position. He's been playing and shout out to them Actually giving them his first pass even though it didn't get tipped You say you don't like to look on flak old face right now. Let's see man. He said our offense delayed Yeah, they way more delayed than my TV is So I don't know why y'all be trolling this touchdown thing Anyway Ravens pick six so that would be lovely.  She need to take off the gloves. Yeah, he does He does he need to go back to looking like like somebody in one of the Ravens blue chest It's actually looked like he not even finished getting dressed when he got the gloves off But he needs to go back to that because that'll help his hands because him with the gloves for it's so weird man You could put stick them on there. You could put super glue. You could put gorilla glue But Crabtree still drops but when he has the gloves off When he has the gloves off he actually catches back So how about I always said he can only catch in the rain. Um, how about we take the gloves off and if anything How about we we I ain't even gonna say that we wait till after the game for that. Anyway, I'll see y'all next time. Appreciate y'all


This is stock number 10962. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Your new and used sports car headquarters. Today we are checking out this extremely clean, extremely good looking 2011 Chevy Corvette Grand Sport LT3. This vehicle has the 6.2 liter V8 motor, which pumps out 430 horsepower. Crystal red tint coat is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the car before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this car in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link to our website. Click that and check us out there. This one has some really nice Z06 rims on it. And in the front here we have Michelin P28530 ZR19 tires. And trying to see these are pilot supersports. They got a little bit of tread left on them. You get the drilled rotors. Front fender is in excellent condition. Has the HID headlamps, factory fog lamps. Front bumper is in excellent shape. You can see any dents, dings, or scuffs on that. Lower valence looks like it's in really nice condition as well. The hood and the paint on the hood is really nice. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. This is a Southern car. We go zone in Texas, Florida, and Louisiana. Passengers side rim. No scuffs or scrapes on that. And as you go down this side of the car take note of how clean the body is. How reflective. And mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away. Or even if you are close by and just can't make the trip down but you are still interested in purchasing the vehicle. You can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you are looking at. Before you even get here. That hard top piece is in nice shape as well. And that does come off down this side. Looks really good. This back rim. Excellent condition too. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on there. And these back tires are also Michelins. These are P2, I'm sorry P335. You can see that. P335, 25, ZR20. So we got 20 inch rims on the back. And they got as much tried as the front tires maybe a little bit more. As we come around to the back of the vehicle. Be very clean. It does have the deck lid spoiler. That deck lid is in nice shape as well. You get the chrome tipped exhaust back here. Back storage area is very nice and clean. It does come with a Corvette car cover. This is where you would place that hard top piece. You can see the rear shocks on the back hatch are doing a nice job. That shuts nicely. And down the driver side just as nice as that passenger side. Didn't really see any paint defects on this side. Back rim is in excellent shape. The driver's side door is really nice as well.  There are no rips or tears on those seats. You get the Corvette emblem stitched into the backrest. Side current airbags, both these seats are heated. Both these seats are power. Factory floor mats throughout. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, memory driver's seat and Bose sound. Full hop inside the car here. And it starts up really nice. You can see you get the leather steering wheel with the thumb pads on it. You can see that this one has 18,821 miles. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. There's no check engine lights or anything. You got your paddle shift up here. This one comes with a Kenwood DNX 6980 CD player. It also has Garmin navigation system. That does work nicely. Dual climate control, heated seats. You got your information, center controls, push button start. Passenger side seat is very clean as well. This car has never been smoked in. Smells very clean inside. No rips or tears on that passenger seat and the headliner. Looks really good as well. Home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and on-star capabilities in the mirror as well as a compass. Let's take a quick look under the hood and then we'll do one more final walk around on the car. Now I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video. You have been able to tell just how nice this car is all the way around inside. Now under the hood we have the 6.2 liter LS3 motor. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. This car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. We'll do one more final walk around here and to see more pictures of this Corvette. We're running 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, Corvettes, Marrows, Mustangs, Challengers, Chargers. 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With the explosion of medical imaging, more and more renal tumors are being detected. My name is Michael Phalen. I'm the director of minimally invasive urologic surgery here at the University of Maryland Medical Center. Today, we're drawing outside the lines. Renal tumors, what do you need to know? Most times, these tumors are detected incidentally, imaging for some unrelated reason. If this happens to you, you need to see a urologist. The urologist will determine what additional imaging you need. Sometimes you need a CT scan, sometimes you need an MRI, sometimes you need an ultrasound. Many times, these lesions are benign. If they're benign, observation is all you need to have. If they're suspicious, then you need to have some kind of intervention. One of the most modern ways that we intervene with these tumors is to use the DaVinci robotic platform. This allows us to have better visualization, faster recovery, and more versatility that's actually improved over the human hand. The concept is to remove the tumor and leave the rest of the kidney behind. The surgical outcomes and the cancer control are fantastic and you don't need to remove the entire kidney many times. Another way to treat a tumor is to freeze it. This is called a blade of technology. With CT guidance, we put a series of needles into the tumor and essentially freeze it.  The important thing to know is that this happens to you and you have a renal tumor detected. Incidentally, you need to see a urologist. Urologists will determine what is the best therapy for you. Here at the University of Maryland, we have teams of experts that will help develop the best plan for you, which will result in the best possible outcome.


Hey guys, I get a lot of questions from a lot of you about just our journaling basics. Things that when you start our journaling, nobody tells you or painting. I had no idea that when you started painting on canvas that when you were done you should like put a clear protective coat over anything. I had no idea. Nobody said anything. I didn't know what the proper way to clean a paintbrush was. Nobody said anything. So I have in the past done a few sort of art basics videos and had videos about how to clean a paint. How I clean my paintbrushes, how I clean my stencils and that sort of thing. In fact, my jar is full. I've got to go do that today as soon as I'm done here. One of the questions I've gotten lately is what do you mean wax your pages? How do you do that? What do you use? I've answered that question actually quite a lot lately. So I thought I would just film it for you all. So here we are. This is my large delusions journal I've been working on this year in this year and I have quite a few pages that need to be waxed. You can always tell because I stick deli paper in there or wax paper in there until I can get to it. That's what all these sheets are that are sticking out. So we are going to go to a page. We'll do this one. This is a page I just did for the ArtSnacks blog hop video which is coming out on or has come out on November 3rd. By the time you see this it'll already have been out and you can see how exactly I did this page. But what I do is this is Daddy Van's All-Natural Unscented Bees Wax Furniture Polish. This is what I use. I learned how to do this from Shannon Green. If you don't know who Shannon Green is, oh my god people. Where have you been? Go here to YouTube to the little search box up above and type her name in and she's a really great mixed media artist and this is what she used which I thought was just fabulous because right away when I started journaling, if you guys all haven't noticed yet that as soon as you're even though your page is dry, if the book is closed for a while the pages stick together. Some of the mediums and the acrylic paints stick really well to each other. It's not what you want. So to prevent things from sticking and ruining your work and ripping your pages apart and if you've been journaling for a while and not doing this, you know exactly what I'm talking about. Mod Podge is like the worst. So what you do is you just take a little bit of this wax on a paper towel and literally just rub it all over your page. Now if you have chalk pastels or oil pastels on there, this is going to ruin them. So you probably want to spray it with a fixative and then omit doing this because you don't want to be rubbing on your page and then I would suggest putting a piece of wax paper in there or deli paper. I have some Stabilo pencil on here so I'm going to wax both sides and the wax gives it a protective coating and so that the pages will no longer stick to each other and I can close the book in all confidence and know nothing will be ruined and I don't have to keep the paper in there. So that's it. That's how you do it. Let it dry a little bit and then close your book and you're good to go. All right, so waxing your pages. It's a good thing. All right, and that's it for today. Don't forget the most important thing besides checking out the description below and maybe think about doing one of the things down there to support my channel. There's one other important thing. Go out and have a great day and do something nice for yourself, like maybe buy some daddy vans wax for your journal pages and I'm almost, this one's almost empty. Good thing I have another one and that's it for right now. Go out and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it and I'll see you later. Bye guys.


Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, it's indeed an honor for me to join this distinguished panel along with Mr. Braimasanu and the rest of the distinguished panelists we have today addressing a very important topic and an issue that used to be in the past a sectoral one but now is touching everything that we are about to tackle not just in the industry but in our life and we see it from the World Bank Group perspective that the topic of choice today is extremely relevant, timely and much needed for better understanding on what we can do going forward, how to strike a balance between protection of rights and harnessing innovation and advances in artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things and cyber security. Recently the world of international development has witnessed an undergoing a seed change of disruption driven by advances in technology and innovation. For us at the World Bank Group, we are attempting to harness these disruptive elements as means not only to achieve our twin goals of reducing extreme poverty and promoting shared prosperity but also to the accomplishment of the sustainable development goals by 2030. The promise of these disruptive advances in technology and innovation is also carrying with them certain risks as mentioned by the previous speakers including exposing that of individuals and institutions to compromise pressure or rights. The ecosystem that promotes the use and advantages of new technologies as well as the trust of users in these technologies is supported by multiple stakeholders from public, private sector, NGOs, civil society and academia. And the World Bank has been very much involved in technology for development for quite some time now. Our latest three flagship world development reports all focused on the impact of technology on development. The World Development Report of 2016 titled digital dividends examined the development realities of the digital world in which we live. The 2017 World Development Report focused on learning how to realize education promise and investigating the role of education in building human capital. And most recently the current World Development Report analyzes the changes in the nature of work due to technological advances. The World Bank recognized very quickly that the impact of all of these technological advances were not going to translate automatically into positive development outcomes and that there are needs to bring together the various units in our organization to discuss, analyze the potential implications on different countries. We created the technology and innovation lab. We created as well a disruptive technologies network in addition to other platforms to get us in a better position in partnership with external players from the public and the private sector to promote our technical and financial assistance to countries. We work basically in three pillars. There are the three B's of build, boost and brokering. The first pillar which is called build under which we seek to develop the foundational building blocks for sustainable technology enabled economies. The second pillar is called boost under which we seek to expand the capacity of people and institutions to thrive in a resilient society. And finally under brokering we seek to harness disruptive technology data and expertise to solve development challenges and manage risks. Let me emphasize that while we are taking matters related to partnerships and investment in technology and innovation, we are trying our best as well in partnership with governments to enhance the investment in human capital. Governments in pursuit of economic growth love to invest in fiscal capital. I'm here, I'm quoting from the introductory remarks of the president of the World Bank in a recent article in Foreign Affairs. And he mentioned as well that this kind of love in investment goes into building roads, beautiful bridges, gleaming airports and other infrastructure. But they are typically far less interested in investing in human capital which is the sum total of population health skills, knowledge, experience and habits. Such a neglect of human capital will complicate any kind of serious attention and support to the advances in technology and maximize their impact on development. In order to bridge gaps we are developing a new project which is the human capital project with an index to measure the capacity of countries in enhancing human capital. The new measurements will encourage countries to invest in health and education and with a fierce sense of urgency. That will help, we hope, to prepare everyone to compete and thrive in the economy of the future, whatever they may turn out to be. And it will help make the global system work for everyone. Failing to make those investments would simply be too costly to human progress and human solidarity. And here I'm ending the quote of the work of the president of the World Bank in the article I referred to. And for that and for the seriousness of the task ahead of us all, we appreciate the invitation of the World Bank to be part of the discussion with you during this important symposium. Thank you very much.


The best lies are gutted truths, or so speaks to Eilish with the hood of an apostle. Feed us thy honeyed words within the burnt shell of bitter truths, so we may not seek deeper meaning. To seek deeper meaning is to assume a wrong. To seek a wrong is to incur the wrath of God. Ink-stained flesh lies in wet strips on rough-hewn castle stone. A bloodless hand yet holds a weapon it never meant to hold. Sharp red teeth hide behind sweet red lips.  Is this all there is? Crimson frost on shattered glass lies in hush morning of winter snow's bloodless deaths. When will spring come? It's been years. Perfect white against a whiter sky, crystal and hatred spiraling into oblivion. A cutting snowstorm of ice and fear. No words, no eyes, no ears. How did we get here?  But as with all in the world, as above, so below, and the bones have learned. What was once quiet melody is now a wicked lullaby. Those they have not, and hearts they shall hold, strangled and muffled until their struggling stops and they have forgotten how to leave. What is virtue? Virtuous blood spills, steams, sinks through the white, seeking what lies below the snow with a hot hope of new spring.  Witches' winds whip through the sky, the snow starts again, and the blood is buried. What is blood, sweat and tears, if there is nobody left to hear? A revolution of millions becomes a half-hearted idea held by one. Isolation and ignorance are the snow which buries. The best revolution is that which, when asked to muffle their screams, does so without hesitation, or so states the betrayer wearing the crown of a king.