So hello, people of the internet. My name is Giant and welcome to FNAF's sister location, VR Edition. This is a fan game that honestly has been one of the few fan games that I've actually been waiting for to be released. I've been following the development very clearly, not closely enough, to see that the game developer sent me a code three days before the release and I felt bad because I didn't see it and now here I am playing it like a week after the release.  But we're here nonetheless and like I said, this was one of my favorite fan games that we played. I think it might have been last year where it only had like the first one or two nights. So I've been waiting for this and now I remember just how terrifying VR is because I haven't actually played it recently besides Beat Saber. So this is going to be creepy. I can already see Sirks may be waiting for us, so I think all we have to do is begin. I have not seen anything about this game besides, again, the demo we played I want to say last year. So I don't... Oh, Jesus Christ. Okay, so... Ah, interesting. This is already terrifying because I know Endo's going to appear there at the end of the game. I have my...  Oh, God, pick it up. No, give me the popcorn. I want the popcorn. Can I not pick up the popcorn? Oh, there we... All right, well, I'm very clumsy apparently. I'm also terrified because those pictures are not pictures I would expect to see hanging up on my wall.  Whatever. We've checked out Custom Night, so I just kind of want to hop into New Game because you died, shout. I feel like I've had... Oh, oh, we're here. Oh, cool, we're here. Oh, great. We're here. Oh, that's fantastic. We're here. Hand unit. Well, are you buddy? There you are. Let's go. Quick, pick them up. Yes! Oh, hand unit. I wish I could take you with me throughout the entire game. Can I? Oh, right. I can, like, put you behind my back, can I? How did I do that? I can't remember how to do that. I'm sure it'll tell me. Yeah, you guys didn't see when I played the demo. Like I said earlier, this was one of my favorite fan games of last year just because it's just a location so it's a unique fan game.  To then make it into a VO experience, which is something we didn't get to see and have wanted, was just incredible. So, here we go. Type in my name. How do I type in my name? Here we go. Oh, God. So I can see the hands are still a bit strange. That was something I didn't really like about it, that the hands can get stuck on physical objects like this, but hopefully it won't cause us too many issues going forward in this game. So now we're just going to wait and chill out. I'm very excited to see how this game is going to do. Right? Oh, we're here already. Oh, sweet night one, boys. Okay, so, oh, hello. Also on Amazon with the one button, the grid button. Awesome. He's like my little door. They explore a map. Oh, fantastic. Oh, fantastic. Oh, I'm actually like normal height this time. I should probably listen to what he's saying. That would be terrifying if there was something behind me. Why would they make someone do this? Wait, hold on. Why would they make someone do this in the actual job, right? They just crawl through the vents. It's terrifying. Okay, here we go. This is so terrifying. Okay, thanks, hand unit. Where are you? No, wait, hold on. Where is he? Where is he? Oh, here he is, hand unit. I thought I lost you for one. Oh, and there goes my hand. All right. Yo, Easter egg. Easter, unless that's always there in this game, but Easter egg. Awesome. Anyway, we're back.  So it got my hands stuck and my head stuck, so I had to reset. But I'm glad it happened, actually, because we get to see the Easter egg. That's awesome. I don't know if that was there last time. So now let's check on Ballora. Let's check on Ballora. Uh-oh, Sticky, she's not there. God, you're terrifying. I wish I could move around a bit more, but I'm very stuck where I am because of my green screen and because I would go off view of the camera. So let's zap her, get dancey pants to be mad at us, and then check the light. Oh, God, this is going to be terrifying. Oh, there she is. Awesome. Hey, why aren't you over there? Get over there.  God, I'm going to go after her. No, no, I'm going to have to go in here. I don't know how long I'm going to play for, by the way. Sorry if the video's long, but I really... You get there, Marina? But I really enjoyed this game. Fun Time Foxy, you're not there. Uh-oh. Looks like Fun Time Foxy is taking the day off. You slacker. Let's motivate Fun Time Foxy with a controlled shot. Let's zap him. Burp, burp, burp. Awesome. Again, the hem's a bit finicky, but everything else so far has been absolutely incredible. Let's try another controlled shot. Let's go, let's go, let's go. There you are, Foxy. Looks like Fun Time Foxy is in perfect work. Oh, God, that's going to be so terrifying. I'm calm now knowing that night one is very chill when it comes to sister location. Um, here we are crawling in the vents again. But yeah, night two and night three is where stuff really... I'm curious to see how night four is going to go, actually. I'm also curious... Thank you. Yeah, I'm very curious to see if they have all the different endings, like the real ending, the fake ending. So here's the primary control mode. Oh, the penguin. I've also learned last time that... Sit high, little Joe. I've learned since last time that that's like one of the developers or one of the other people that worked on the game. Okay, so, baby, this is going to be terrifying because they're going to cut out my oxygen, okay? Oh, wait, no, that's the second. I don't know. Oh, wait, no, because I forget how sister location works. I'll be honest, boys. Right, so night one, nothing happens. Then night two, that's when we get into the no oxygen and then below. Night three is Fun Time Foxy. Oh, God, wait, night two is also Fun Time Freddy. That's going to be terrifying. And then night four is obviously the dreaded spring lock suit night. And then night five is Repair on Socus Baby. Great job, Socus Baby. We knew we could count on you. So now I'm going to go back. I like the little details of the Fun Time Six. Uh, bankruptcy, not bankruptcy. Lawsuit papers behind us. Here we go. Speed on.  Does anyone actually know what that is? Right, what's banging around? It's probably like the Phidibabs or like the Minerinas. I doubt it's actual like Socus Baby. But yeah, I've always wondered what is banging around in the vents. And then Shift Complete, boys. Awesome. So now we get to go home, get to chill out without popcorn, enjoy some time at home, and watch some Immortal and the Rest List. Please don't be anything in my house. Okay, we appear to be good. We appear to be good. Oh God, please nothing like boot down that door. Channel one, let's go. Give me my popcorn. Give me my popcorn. Let's go. Oh, let's go. Where will they go? What will they do? All of that and more happening now.  Stupid. Awesome. I enjoyed that they also supported this. Good day of walk. I'm so glad I get to chill out at home. Can you change the channel? Nope, you can't even pick up them out. I can't be your father. God, what drawings do I have in my wall? Also why is that one like separated? I will. Right up. There's some popcorn down there. Right after I do Night 2, which I'm not really looking forward to. I think the demo was only day one. Night one. So, I'm pretty sure I'm going into a completely new experience. Because you're done. Oh, he's already behind me. Hand unit. I liked the things that I took him home and we slept together in bed. Not in a weird way, but like, you know, we spooed and we cuddled. And we watched the immortal and the rest of us together. I probably shouldn't have said all that because it makes it seem like I'm... I have a deep connection with hand unit, which is not true.   No, hand unit. There's no numbers. I don't know why I put numbers in here. All right, here we go. Where's my finger? Why does my finger go away? Anyways, just slap it. Angsty teen. Let's go. I'm going to miss your hand unit, but hey. Angsty teen. Kind of a weird choice, I'll be honest. I feel like that was just kind of filler. I don't know why. It's also weird that exotic photos of all things was the meme that came out of hand unit. Not X-Bandedic, not Angsty teen. Exotic photos. But hey, we're not complaining. Night two. Brand new experience. There was a hair in my eyeball and it really hurts. I guess we're doing this night with only one eyeball. Here we go. Stay here if I want. The elevator stopped. Let's go. You know the routine. I love how it echoes, by the way. Cute little detail. It's what to a face from 1.35 am. It's a story. I didn't read the books, so I don't know a name. I think it starts with an M or something. I don't know. Anyways, so like I said, this is the night with Baloa and the night with the Breaker Room Fun Time Friday. I believe. I can't actually remember. Here we go. Okay, let's start with your night with chores. So we did get lucky with Minerina. Just check on Baloa and make sure she's on her stage, but whatever. Nothing behind us, I don't think. Anyways, I don't know why this is still here. I don't know if this is supposed to still be here, but whatever. We're gonna deal with that. Hi. Hi. I guess Baloa has better things to do. I'm not looking forward to you. I'm not looking forward to you, actually. As it turns out, I'm not looking forward to you. Oh my God. Oh, right, Zapper. I forgot. My bad. My bad. And then this is where she gets all distorted. Yeah, man. I'm not looking forward to that. Not looking forward to that. I'll be honest, boys. I'm not looking forward to that. But I'm foxy. Oh, no. It was still on Baloa.  Let's check out. Moving on to foxy. Alright, here we go. She's ready for showtime tomorrow. Nah, man. Nah, man.  Great. Oh, right. He, right. Great. Default settings have been restored. I like how I say I don't know. I don't remember this location, but I remember all the voice lines. Because, of course, I do. Default settings have been restored. Please proceed. Oh, God. Move the vent ahead of me to serve some names on a tutorial. Here we go. I'm not looking forward to this. Motion trigger. Circus gallery event. Circus gallery? No. What is it? Maybe I don't remember the voice lines. I don't remember anything. I do remember them. Let's go, baby. Let's go. Also, fun fact. This voice actress is a different one from the voice actress in Pup Wanted. Pup Wanted's computer female voice is Amber Lee Connors, the voice of Toy Chica and JJ, Nightmare Chica and all those people. And the one in this location, this game, is a different one, but I don't remember her name. Fun little fact there. Circus, baby, we aren't here to play hide and seek. Yeah, Han, you know, let's just get this over with. Maybe I'm out of hiding with a controlled shock. Zap, zap, zap, zap. It would be cool if you could try another controlled shock. Okay. It would be cool. Wait. Okay. It would be cool if you could, like, increase the voltage. There seems to be a power malfunction. Maybe that's a bad idea, but hey, it's an idea. I'm looking around because I feel like there could be some, like, smaller Easter eggs. I will be offline momentarily. All right, this is when I lose my oxygen. There is other systems maybe offline as well. We could be, like, even some small things like the magician disappearing or him disappearing or like the penguin looking up at you. Just some... Oh. Pudge, dude. Motion trigger. Entry wave in. Oh, it's... Oh. Fun time. Oh, no. It's completely dark. It's dark. What are you dorking here? What are you dorking here in it? Pretty scary in it. Oh.  Oh, no. Ah, heck. Sonario, however. I'm just going to curl up. I'm just going to curl up. Can I go on the floor? I'm just going to sit down on the floor. Anything in here? Nothing in there. Ignorance? Curiosity? Maybe money? I don't know. Maybe money? Yes, please. At least there's some light form in there. And I'm not just in pitch black alone with my blue glowing hands. Would have been cool if they were purple. Oh, dude. How is this going to go? I hope because this is scary. Oh, whoa. Oh, heck. Oh, heck. Under the... Oh. Mm, mm, mm. Mm, mm. Mm, mm. Mm, mm. Oh, it's so compact. I'm so scared. This is terrifying. Can I peek out? I don't want to. Because I know these little heckers, they're going to peep through the little peepee holes. They're going to peep through the little peepee holes. Not the peepee holes, but the pee... Okay. Anyone? Anyone? I feel like because I'm in such a small space, I need to, like, curl up. Either that or I'm still scared or, whoa. I can hear you. I can hear you. I do kind of want to see their jumpscare, but at the same time, I really don't want to be scared. Can I open it?  Oh, hi! Hey! Oh, don't make eye contact. Hey, what's up? Oopsh! Top of the morning. God, you're creepy. Oh, God, you're huge. Off you go. Into the darkness. Into the... Nope. Nope. I want to put two hands. I can't put two hands on it. Whoa, whoa, whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Whoa, that opened so quick. That opened so quick.  That opened so quick. Oh, my God. That opened so goddamn quick. Hello out here. I'm not in there. Stupid. I'm behind you.  Okay, that's terrifying. Hello. Here we go again. I'm going to wait till... It opened so fast, dude. Hold on. I am confusion. I was holding it and I was doing the thing. I'm so confusion. Do I just hold it? I don't know. That would be weird because that's not what you do in the main game. You have to click and drag so that's what I'm doing. Pog, dude. I did it. I went so far away but I did it. That's probably not what you have to do. I didn't have to go that far away. Okay. So, I think I... Yeah, it does go a bit fast. I was like, Jesus Christ. Calm down, bitty babs. You're so small. How do you have that much strength?  I'm trying to explain the game. I think because this is such a small space, I'm not saying change the size of the space. This is amazing. I just... I think what I was doing was I felt constricted. Is that the way it would? To my small area that I wasn't allowed to go out. And then I remembered, it's a goddamn VR game. I can do whatever I want. Right? Oh, look. I'm the bitty bab. Anyways. Yeah. That wheeler wasn't as bad as I thought it was.  Oh, shoot. Now we have to do a blowout. Fudge, dude. Really? Manually? Oh, so. Please don't make an openness. No, I wanted to open it. Wait, I wasn't even speeding. I wasn't even going fast. This feels a lot bigger. Am I stupid? This feels a lot bigger. Maybe it's... I was just so used to that small space. Well, well, well, we're back at it again in the main control module. Oh, please tell me I actually have to, like, get down on the floor. You guys wouldn't be able to see me. But, oh god, that'd be so cool. I'm terrified to see below. I'm absolutely terrified. I'm actually going to get down. You guys can't see me and my hand is now stuck on the floor. Oh, I go so slow. Oh, I go so slow. I hear her. I hear her. Do I actually have to be low on the ground? I stand up. It was strange that her music came back right as I stood up. I will say I'm not as terrified as I thought it was going to be just because I can't see her.  She's so close to me, dude. It's funny, because this is exactly how the game is like in a normal system. Oh, no. She is here the whole time. Oh, that makes it even more terrifying. Unless... No, she did it twice. She only does it once in the normal game. She's always here. Always watching. Wasowski.     Oh, my God. I really don't... I don't know if I really have to be low on the ground, but I'm going to do it anyways. Also, it would have been pog champ, as if the game used my microphone, my headset microphone, to tell whether or not I was being loud. I don't know if they can do that, but that would have been terrifying. Just go away. I'm, like, so close. I can, like, see, I can taste the door. Tastes like rusted metal. Yeah, I used to know the song on piano, and then I forgot how to do the song on piano. Oh, hi. I... Okay. Alrighty then. Awesome. Well, that happened. Dammit. Man, I got so close. I got so close. I'm on a stage. Whoa. Oh, so don't you think it's a little weird that Fazbear Entertainment just has these guys running? Like, they're operational down here. Oh, my God, go away. Like, blowers just activated down here when there's only one person on the job here. So good news, it doesn't seem like you have to be low on the ground. It seems you are taking a long time. Shut... Oh! Dude, she's right there.   Oh, my God. That's terrifying. It is a little... I'm split, I'll be honest. I don't know if I want to see... Hold on. I gotta listen. I can't tell if I want this room to be a little bit more bright so I can see her moving around or if it's more terrifying just her silhouette in front of the door. I really don't know. Oh, if you could go away for... Oh, my God. Don't come close!  I wonder if I, like, run into her if I'll die. If I die again, I'll try that. Just go away, though. Go away. She's coming back. No. No. I'm right here. Oh? Come here. Come here. Let's go! Oh, wait.  Where's Freddy? Where's Freddy? Oh! By all marks! What's this? Oh, that's the thing. Whoa! Whoa! Okay. I feel like this might be a little bit difficult to do. I... Okay. I feel like this goes up so much slower. Come on! He's still out there, but oh, my God! Pull it! God, this is... This is impossible! Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Go away. Go away. I see you. I see you, dude. Okay, okay. Oh, my God! That put it all the way back down. Oh, my God. He legit, like, you can see him move around. Okay, okay, okay. Just, like, go away, though. Just, like, go away, though. Go back to your stage, though. Okay, that's cool. I have one done! Luckily, this fun time for Freddy seems to be a bit more, and I don't want to jinx it slower than the one in the main game. Right? He's really only gone over two spaces. Oh, my God. These hands. And there also is significant sound cues. Yeah. He's pretty slow. You can get, like, one maximum done. Like, if you are quick enough, you can get an entire... Oh, my God.  You can stay on the cameras and do the maintenance panel at the same time. In this thing, you can restart the things and flip the thing at the same time. Also, the hands might be my headset. I don't know, because I'm sticking my finger out just like how I am on the game. And it seems to be walking now, so it might be my headset. Either way, it's still annoying.  I will say, I'm a lot less scared than I thought I was going to be going into this game. Not saying it's a bad game. Not saying that it's not a scary game. This is absolutely terrifying. I just feel like I have everything under control. Maybe because I've played SL before, I've done many, many, many hours on the game, so I know the insides and outs. I don't know. Not sure. Because, like, all this is new to me. Below a gallery was new.  I've not played it yet. Again, in VR, at least. But for some reason, I'm, you know, not as afraid as I thought I would be. Maybe because I've grown to, you know, like I've played the entirety of FNAF VR in VR. So many times. I've played FNAF 6 in VR, the fan game. I've played this demo in VR. Maybe I've just grown used to being in FNAF situations in VR. I don't know. Not saying that I'm not enjoying it. This is spectacular. If you have a headset, goddamn, get the... Hello, hand unit.   This is amazing. Like I said, it's one of my favorite fan games of last year. And now this year too. Mainly because I haven't played many fan games recently. But like this one, I was trying to keep as up to date as possible. Even if I did miss the creator's code that they gave me three days before at least, and I feel so bad. Alright. So, um, this one you can actually speed on.   Hand unit? Hand unit. Help me. There is music in my halls. All I see is an empty room. No more joy in an empty tomb. If someone's there, I can hear someone creeping through my room. Perhaps not. Snake. Colonel, I'm trying to sneak around. But there's a big titty animatronic in my way. I wonder if you can like, I don't know. Ah, some more time at home. Please be nothing at my house. Please be nothing at my door. Alright, cool. Time to watch my show. Click. I'm going to grab my popcorn. Let's go! Woo-hoo! Shoot, I spilled my popcorn. Anyone out there?  Ooh, floor popcorn. Still popcorn. It's on the TV. What?  I am the show now. I am Vlad and Clara. The humanity. The heartbreak end. When will these two ships passing in the night rekindle their long lost love? Tune in tomorrow to find out. Well, let's go when I feel like doing tomorrow right now. Again, I don't know how long this video is. Maybe I should do an outro right now and save the night through in onwards for another episode. But still continue. But screw that, dude. I'm ready. I'm hyped. I'm excited. I'm pumped. Oh yes, but no. Yes isn't, yes I did. But no, you can't. Hey dude, what's up? What's popping? I know, I've got it. Thank you. Very clearly a ripoff of the dudes from Portal. Will I ever see my family again? I do see my daughter every night. That's fun. Jazz! Do they have 8-Bit Financially Band? Band? I want to hear the main force ambience. Anyway, it's time to get some casual bangos. I really do like the um... Oh look, he's got a shadow. I really do like the um... holster mechanic. It feels like I really do have a buddy with me every time. And I do like the fact that I can just like take him out whenever I feel like it. No! I did Funtime Freddy Breaker Room first try. I'm an epic gamer. I can't remember if I have a water record speedrun in the... Or maybe I did Night 5. Did I have a water record for Night 5? I can't remember. Anyways, moving on to Night 3. Again, this is the one with Funtime Foxy. Oh no. This is Funtime Foxy and Funtime Freddy Repair. Crap. I want to know how Bon Bon is going to operate. Let's get to work. Do do do do. Is that joke old yet? Whoa! I cannot take him out! No! Funtime Freddy's power module. However, they were unsuccessful. Allow him to try again. Anyone out here? There's no one. What about Dunya? Hand unit!  Oh no! I feel like I'm a bit ahead of Hand Unit. Isn't Funtime Foxy just not cute? Yeah, she's just not there. Great. I want to listen to Baby Story though, because I'm pretty sure that's Night 3. It must be Night 3. Yeah it is. Even though we've already heard this, I do want to check it out. I want to get every little snippet of this game. Thinking about it now, I don't know how they're going to do the 8-bit mini game, unless it's like an arcade machine that you play on, with like a joystick and some buttons. That would be cool, because I don't think you can really do an 8-bit mini game in um... Oh, trust me. Oh wait, can you not? Oh, never mind.  Oh my god! What? No way! No way! I am Circus Baby. Look at them children. Those are some... Hi! Hi! Hi! You want to hear a song? Shawl Ottey is like a... Okay, this is legitimately awesome. Oh my god. And I love how it's like... Crater, you just keep getting better and better as I keep playing this game. Man, this is awesome, dude. I can see inside myself. Can I get off state? Hi! Hi! It is I, Circus Baby. Shawl Ottey is like a melody in my head that I can't keep out. What do you guys want to hear? I got lots of songs. I'm right a solo, you know?  What's up, kids? What's up? Can I punch them? Punch. This is awesome. I'm sorry I'm ruining it with my terrible jokes. I can't eat my mic. Dude, this is awesome. Hi. Hello! You want to see what I can do? I can make ice cream and stuff. I'm not going to make that joke, am I? Hello. Am I strong enough? Oh! Take it! That's for you. That's for you. Because you're epic. Here, have an ice cream because you're epic. Oh no. Man, I can't see that.  But hey, that was awesome. I'm so glad I went here. I'm so glad I went here. Is it supposed to be pitch black? Oh yes. Oh my god. That was awesome. Legitimately? Holy shoot, dude. That was amazing. That was amazing. It was so unnecessary too. But that's why I loved it. The creator didn't have to do that. They could have just kept us stood in that room. But oh my god. That's going to be my favorite part of this game so far. That was amazing. That was amazing. Anyways, now I'm going to go down to Funtime Foxy. Come at me, Foxy! No. No. No. No. No. Fuck! Oh, it's so big. I'm guessing that's probably the private room. Oh, dude. Oh, and I can move too. Oh, that's great. So it is like a Vohub wanted. Definitely not as fluid as Vohub wanted, but you know, Vohub wanted nonetheless. Hi! I'm just going to chill. I'm just going to chill. I'm just going to chill. I'm just going to chill. I'm just going to chill. Okay! Mmm, I'm dead. Damn. I've always hated Funtime Foxy's section just because I am not good at it. Usually the strat is to just zigzag, really. Yeah, like, what am I supposed to do here? Oh, the stage is here! That's what I've been looking at this whole time. I'm dead here again because I wasted a flash to check out the stage. God damn, this is tough. Like, even then, I felt like I went very far away from them. Hmm. I'm not saying that this game is... Oh! It is like an arcade machine! Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun. Oh, no. How do I, how do I shoot? Okay. Got it. So, awesome. I'm just going to die. Um... We can do that another time. If it's, if it's like the original system location it should be in the extras menu. So it's... Okay. It shouldn't matter if... If I die right there. But, yeah. That's what I was hoping the game would be like. It's like an arcade machine. That's awesome. Oh, yeah. I'm not saying this game is broken. It's just... It's Funtime Foxy's minigame.  Ah, damn. I'm right here too. Oh, wait. Hold up. No! Can I look up, dude?  I think that's a good strat, though. I know I'm on this night for a long time and I know this video's going to be hell along. But that's not a bad strat. It's to stay as close to the middle as possible and do tiny little, like... If this motion activated, for this reason, it's important to keep the room dark as to not accidentally activate her. You have been provided with a flash beacon. Use it if you need to get your bearings and to ensure you don't bump into anything. However, use it as sparingly as possible. Proceed forward to reach the parts and service room. Great job reaching parts and service. Oh, dude.  It says that Funtime Freddy is out of power, which should make your job much easier. The release switch for the chest cavity is located on the underside of the endoskeleton zone. Okay. To reach it, we will first need to open the face plates. Okay. You will need to press the face plate release triggers in a specific order. Wait, but he's so high up, though. And it's important to be as precise and as careful as possible. Oh, God. Locate the small button on Freddy's face just under his right cheek and press it. His right cheek, which is this one. Great. Now locate the button under his left cheek and press it. This one. Great. Now carefully locate and press the button next to Freddy's right eye. Come on. Great. Now carefully locate and press the button just above Freddy's nose. I can't see that, though. Good job. Okay. I pressed it anyways. That looks awesome. Hi, you're looking at me. Awesome. His under... It should be like this one, right? Excellent. The chest cavity should now be open. Hey. Remove the power module from the chest cavity. Great work. You will now be required to... He just like back flipped off and he runs into the darkness. Press the large black button. Okay. This is going to be hard. I pressed that. Oh, come on. Great. Got it. Let's go. Let's go. This completes your tasks for the night. I'm just happy I don't have to do fun time foxy. Bye. We'll see you back here again tomorrow. Yeah, yeah. See, oh, I... All right. So this is the one where you just kind of, you just kind of die from foxy. So... Awesome. Oh, dude, you can't even like move off the path. You can't even move off the path. It stops you. It stops you. Hello. I got me a tiny bit. I'm curious to see what night four is like. Very curious. Very curious. Again, I know this is a long video, but hey, I'm having fun. Hopefully you guys are too. Smash the like button. Subscribe to the channel. Did you guys know that only 70% of people that aren't high, I'm so... shake my head to side. He's down and quiet. Oh, dude, that's going to mess up my headset a lot. Just saying.  What is this?  Interesting. Night four, yippity-doodle. What kind of suit is this? We all thought... I think the majority of people can agree that the suit of Night Four might be Funtime Chica, but this is some like hybrid of balloon boy and circus baby. Interesting. Interesting. This is going to be so annoying. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle. At least not the way it was meant to be used. Here we go. Listening to another monologue from Circus Baby. I want to see Blogg at Scooper Diddy Woot. I mean, this is a pretty big head, unless I'm like really small. Because dummy. I'm a banana. Ah, that's obvious. It was the Scooper. Sounds like something you'd use for ice cream. Oh my god, great minds think alike. True. Golden Freddy be like, Hello, help me please.  Oh, okay, stop. Real mystery. Where does he have to be in 15 minutes? Is that her? Where is she? Do you want some help? Such a weird suit. Pretend. I don't know if I should watch the scooping from in here or out here. I'm going to watch it from out here just so we can all get a better view. I'm a banana. So funny.   I'm on the inside of the suit. Well, I feel like there's something more wrong with the outside than what's on the inside. But hey, you know. All right, let's check it out, boys. Let's check it out. Okay, here we go. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa, that scooper was a lot bigger than I thought it would be. Wow. Yes, please do so. I'm cool with waiting. They go by so fast though. If they're going this fast, I sure hope this thing isn't actually like 17 bagillion minutes. Like, oh my God, what? Please only be like one minute maximum. Hello. Oh, hi.    Thankfully, it doesn't seem like these things... Can you go away? Go away. Oh, God, they actually... Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. No. No. It actually does matter. Shoot. I was kind of hoping that they might have forgotten the fact that you have to keep the spring locks wound up and they would have just stayed green and... I'm dead. All right, I think that might be the way I'm going to call it just because I would love to do some research on this game and it's night four. Because if it's actually three minutes long, if it's actually three minutes long, then I'm going to need a bit of time to prepare and actually figure out how to go about this because it's very different from sister location night four because it seems like they go around a lot more. They go around a lot faster than the ones in the OG game. So I'm going to need to do a lot of research on what the best way to approach this night is. So thanks for watching. We made a lot of progress. I didn't think I would play for this long. I would keep going. I really would. It's just night four is a bit of a pain. So I would like to not take seven million hours to do this thing. So I'll be back soon with night four, night five. I'm guessing the private room is in the game if the arcade 8-bit game is in the game. And maybe we can do some more episodes on sister location custom night then. But this is amazing. Again, this is one of my favorite. This might just be my favorite VR fan game. There's not many to compete. I'll give them that. But this is incredible. This is absolutely incredible. They did such a great job. And I'm so, so happy that it was released because I've been waiting for this for so long. I really do hope a lot of people play this because I want to see them keep doing stuff like this. I know all the same people that did the pizza sim VR game. I'm not entirely sure. But I want to see them keep doing what they're doing because this is incredible. So everyone that worked on this game, congratulations. This is absolutely fantastic. And I can't wait to continue. I've got like stuff and stuff. Wow, I've got stuff. Hey guys, look at my stuff. Before the video ends, look at all my stuff. Oh, that's actually really cool.  That's awesome. Anyways, that's it. Thanks for watching. Adios.


Welcome to the second in a series of four presentations to help prospective candidates learn more about BC general local elections. This year's general local election may take place during a pandemic. It may be important for prospective candidates to contact their local government to understand any procedures they have in place to administer this year's general local election during COVID-19. Who are the participants in BC local elections? This presentation will introduce you to some of the roles and organizations involved in local elections, including electors and candidates, candidate representatives, electoral organizations and third party sponsors. The participants most people are familiar with are electors or the people voting in an election and candidates, the people running for local office. In BC local elections, there are two kinds of electors. Let's learn more about these roles. Resident electors live in the jurisdiction and must be at least 18 years of age on general voting day. The Canadian citizens have resided in BC for at least six months before registering to vote and not be disqualified from voting. Non-resident property electors must meet the same qualifications as resident electors, except instead of living in the jurisdiction, they must have owned property in the jurisdiction where they are intending to vote for at least 30 days before registering to vote. Just like electors, there are certain qualifications a candidate must meet. In addition to these legislative requirements, there are a number of considerations for prospective candidates to keep in mind. To help with these considerations, there are resources available online at www.gov.bc.ca. Now that you've learned about the two main participants, let's talk about the other participants in a general local election. A candidate who commits to run for office will have to appoint one or more candidate representatives. Most importantly, candidates must have a financial agent. A candidate is their own financial agent unless they appoint another individual to the position. The appointment must be signed and submitted to the Chief Election Officer before the nomination period ends. Go to ElectionBC's website for information about the financial agent's roles and responsibilities. Candidates may appoint an official agent to represent them during the election process. The official agent can act as the campaign manager, spokesperson, or be the point of contact for people helping with the candidate's election campaign. Appointments must be made in writing and given to the Chief Election Officer. Candidates may choose to appoint scrutineers to observe voting procedures and ballot counting. Check with the Chief Election Officer for more details, or read the scrutineer's guide to general local elections in BC, available online. Candidates may enlist volunteers to help with their campaign. There are limitations to who or what is considered volunteering. For example, a volunteer that works on a candidate's campaign must not receive any payment or remuneration for their services. Now let's learn about another participant, elector organizations, which are regulated under the Local Government Act and the Local Election Campaign Financing Act. Elector organizations are generally found in larger municipalities. They endorse and promote their candidates in local elections and can have their name or acronym on the ballot beside their candidates. Only elector organizations registered with ElectionsBC can file endorsement documents, receive campaign contributions, and incur election expenses. Elector organizations must have a membership of at least 50 eligible electors at the time they are endorsing candidates. Elector organizations must file annual financial reports with ElectionsBC about their financial activities outside of election years. For more information, check out their resources available online. Third-party sponsors are individuals or organizations that sponsor advertising independently of a candidate or elector organization during the campaign and pre-campaign period. Third-party sponsors are not part of the candidate's campaign. Third-party sponsors must register with ElectionsBC. Refer to ElectionsBC's guide for local elections third-party sponsors in BC for more details available online. Thank you for taking the time to learn about the participants in BC's general local elections. Please view the other presentations in this series and see the other resources that are available on the Ministry of Municipal Affairs web pages.


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Albania has held a parliamentary election on Sunday, likely to be a neck-and-neck contest between the ruling socialists and the position as corruption weighs heavily on voters in one of Europe's poorest nations. The Socialist Party PS of Prime Minister Eri Rama is seeking a third term, while Luzum bashes Democratic Party wants a return to power eight years after losing an election. Albanians headed to the polls on Sunday to vote in an election heavily focused on corruption in one of Europe's poorest nations. The vote will likely be neck-and-neck between Prime Minister Eri Rama, a 56-year-old painter and former basketball player seeking his third term with the Socialist PS Party, and 46-year-old lawyer and former mayor of the capital, Luzum Basha, whose Democratic PD Party is hoping to return to power after eight years. Albania has a population of 2.8 million but 3.6 million voters due to its large diaspora. The country has a history of violence and fraud allegations during elections in the three decades since the end of communism. On Wednesday, a PS supporter was killed and four people wounded during a shootout after a dispute between Socialist and Democrat supporters. Voters like Katrina Stefani are eager for an end to widespread corruption. I don't want to end up in a dictatorship. I feel that I live in a regime. With everything that has happened in the past few days and years, I feel that we are under dictatorship in a totalitarian regime. Albania ranked 104 out of 180 countries for corruption on the Transparency International list in 2020. It's been accused by the United States of being a major source for marijuana production and other drug shipments. The country was granted European Union candidate status in 2014, but there has been little progress due to the bloc's fatigue with expansion and a lack of reforms within Albania. The new government will now have to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and rebuilding homes after a 2019 earthquake killed 51 people and damaged more than 11,000 properties. Turkey's presidential spokesman says U.S. President Joe Biden's declaration that the massacres of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire constituted genocide is simply outrageous. They will respond in various ways over the coming months. First of all, the statement by the U.S. President is very unfortunate and unfair. We completely reject it, condemn it. It is not supported by historical facts. It has no legal basis and politically speaking, it's an irresponsible, unconstructive statement. It doesn't help any of the processes that we are involved in, including our attempts to normalize relations with Armenia in the Caucasus after the liberation of Karabakh. And of course, this will certainly have an impact on U.S.-Turkish relations.


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Gemma Macmillan. Gemma is actually Scottish of origin. She qualified as a midwife in 2008 from the University of the West of Scotland and then worked as a registered midwife in Scotland and Ireland before moving to Australia in 2012. She lives in Townsville that's in North Queensland with her husband and three young children. She's a clinical midwife and project officer for the Townsville Hospital Health Services and currently the project lead for the Ingham birth project. Her passion is to advocate for women in all women's health matters and to educate on the benefits of continuity and caseload models of care within mid in mid and midwifery and so now I am going to turn it over to Gemma Macmillan and we'll be very interested in hearing her talk about the return to role. Thank you very much Catherine. Can you hear me okay? Excellent. Hello everyone. I'm glad that you can hear me. If the volume is too loud or too low please just let me know. Someone has wonderful and I can adjust that. Is that a little better? Excellent okay. So as Catherine said my name is Gemma Macmillan. I am coming to you from Australia but yes this is a very Scottish accent. I'd just like to firstly welcome you all to today's conference and a very happy International Day of the Midwife to each and every one of you. I'd like to thank you for logging on today to hear about our project. As a team we feel very honored that so many of our beautiful colleagues from around the world have taken an interest and I look forward to sharing what's going on in our little corner of the globe with you. Please don't be afraid to tell me if I'm speaking too fast or if you need me to sort of calm my accent down a little bit. It does tend to get away from me from time to time. So I am a clinical midwife and temporarily I'm a project officer at the Townsville Hospital Health Service here in North Queensland. The Townsville Hospital Health Service is made up of 18 hospitals of which the Ingham Hospital is one. There's also some community health campuses and two residential aged care facilities. The Townsville Hospital Health Service covers an area roughly two and a half times the size of France just to give you a bit of an idea and it has around 5,000 employees. So I joined this amazing project in October last year and I'm really excited to tell you more about it but firstly I'd like to begin today by respectfully acknowledging the traditional custodians and first people of the land on which I stand. I'd like to pay my respect to the elders past and present and I would like to extend my respect to the Aboriginal people, colleagues, staff and students who are present at today's conference. I would also like to say at this point that I am a practicing midwife and not an academic by any means. This is really a storytelling presentation through which I'd like to tell you a little about the redevelopment of the maternity service at a rural hospital in North Queensland. In the spirit of today, International Midwives' Day, I'd mostly like to highlight the benefits to be gained from a local birthing service to the community with particular emphasis on the continuity of care model that is being implemented. Okay so what are we doing here? The Ingham Birth Project has been given the title although it encompasses many things of the redevelopment of the maternity services with the reintroduction of low risk birthing at Ingham Hospital. The project sponsor is the Rural Hospital Service Group within the Townsville Hospital Health Service. The project officer is myself. I'm Gemma McMillan as we've said and we are located in Ingham in glorious North Queensland Australia. The picture that you can see of the hospital at the top there is actually the new building. The hospital was rebuilt in 2009 and the beautiful picture below it is some of the artistic glasswork that sits at the entranceway to the hospital. I have obviously identified myself as the project officer but I would really like to emphasize that while I am I have the title of project officer I'm really only a bit of a facilitator to pull everyone together. There are lots of little mini project officers involved in this process and without them none of it would really be happening. Okay so I wanted to tell you a little bit about the beautiful community that we have here. Ingham is a really picturesque beautiful Riverside town. It's about 110 kilometers northwest of Townsville from where I am today. It's one of the oldest postcodes in Queensland set on a coastal plain and it's enclosed by some quite dramatic steep ranges either side. And the township was surveyed in approximately 1878 and around about that time there were some mills and plantations in the area. The Queensland government recruited Northern Italian settlers to fix the problem of lack of labour with the cane farming in the area in the early 1890s and Ingham quickly became known as Australia's sugar bowl because of all the cane farming that goes on in the region. When our birthing service starts our projected births will probably be between 80 to 120 per year. The details from that projection come from perinatal data that was collected by the Townsville Hospital. We would love to have 80 births in our first year but we were just happy to start somewhere at this point. The town is a population of around 12,000 people. The birth history for the area is very patchy. The reason I say patchy is because it historically has always really depended on who was in the town at the time. And it's always been affected by who is coming and going. So sometimes there would be quite strong well thought out services running and at other times they would be quite scant and things would have to be kind of scaled down to whoever was available. The midwifery group practice in the area covers a very vast and varied landscape. It's approximately 97 kilometres long the area that the midwives cover. Across all of these terrains you can see in the photographs. It's a very beautiful job but very challenging at certain times of the year. To get to Ingram from Townsville is about an hour and 15 minutes by car which may not seem like long to travel but the road can be very dangerous particularly at night. It is affected at various times of the year with flood water and roaming wild animals which I'm sure you can imagine we get quite a lot of in Australia. I'm sure as you can see from the pictures it is very green and luscious most of the time with some beautifully dramatic scenery. So that is a little bit about our community. I will talk some more about timeline and birth history in the next few slides. Okay so how did we get to where we are? It's a million dollar question really. So I have created a bit of a timeline here for you but obviously today we want to keep the conference moving along so I didn't want to go back too far. So in pre 2005 the maternity services in the town were delivered by local GPs and there were some very skilled general practitioners in the town throughout the years often having more than one skill so some of the GPs may have advanced skills and aesthetics as well as advanced skills and obstetrics. So there could be sometimes quite a comprehensive service available. Obviously always working in conjunction with the midwives at the hospital. The model pre 2005 had huge issues with fatigue and accommodating leave and covering leave for any medical staff who may be leaving the area for a period of time. The rural workforce is notoriously difficult to recruit to and maintain which was very evident during this time as well and a big complaint was that there was a lack of work-life balance. There was a mix of midwives available at this time and all mostly dual trained registered nurses and registered midwives and who worked a kind of a traditional shift pattern model and so they would be on shift at the hospital when women presented. In 2005 sadly the majority of rural birthing services were closed and due to all of the issues highlighted previously and services closed almost overnight which left staff and the community devastated as you can imagine. From 2005 to 2013 quite a big period of time obviously and antenatal and postnatal services were available in Ingham to local women but these women had to relocate at 36 weeks gestation to birth in Townsville or if some women preferred to birth in Townsneed or other family then they could do so but most women relocated to Townsville. I don't think we can underestimate the implications of this relocation. Huge financial implications when you're paying for accommodation for potentially up to six weeks. These women are leaving their support systems behind family, friends and midwife that they've come to know and love and often having to leave other children behind while they attend school. These women often have to leave without their husbands as well because this is a farming community and there's some a lot of business owners and it's just not an option to take six weeks away to present to another facility to await the birth of your baby. This is a huge impact on the emotional well-being of these women and also an effect on the maternity care experience and outcome. So in 2013 to 2014 the Midwifery team in Ingham got some new members or some who were really old members who came back around full circle and at this time these midwives were obviously very mindful that the model in place wasn't meeting the needs of the community so they were supported by management to change from a traditional model of maternity care to a caseload model of care where midwives were on call and women had a named midwife for the whole pregnancy journey. This meant that there was no registered midwives on shift at the hospital so caseload midwives did present and currently do still present for all client assessments as well as any unexpected presentations to the emergency department. During 2013 to 2014 there was a huge push to reinstate rural birthing services and it was certainly something that the Ingham community said from the very start they would push to have returned and they luckily never gave up on it. A rural birth summit was held in Townsville in 2013 and at that summit the community of Ingham showed up on mass with their local GPs and midwives. The community came to look for answers and I was actually present at that summit having only been in Australia for a year and I remember vividly feeling quite moved by their united front. At this summit there was a united commitment to return rural birthing services and they just had to figure out the complete. Oh dear, we seem to have lost Gemma. There she is. Are you back? These are one of the joys of virtual conferencing. Oh good now Gemma. Hello. Oh good. Okay, where did I get up to? We're just starting to talk about you've been to the conference. Okay so 2013 there was a rural birth summit which happened in Townsville and I was present at that summit. I don't know if you heard me say that. I had only been in Australia for a year and I remember vividly feeling quite moved at the united front that was put on by the Ingham community and at that summit there was a commitment to return rural birthing services and they just really had to figure out the complete model. So the Ingham community have been unwavering in their determination to bring birthing services back to their town. They're very fortunate to have committed motivated midwives who are truly the community's biggest advocates. In 2014-2015 the rural hospital service group director wrote a brief for the Ingham birth project. This obviously involved a lot of collaboration with the community and with the staff at the health service. A proposed model was eventually agreed upon and funding was secured. It sounds very simple when you put it in a little box and 2015-2016 there was some further model planning. An implementation plan was drafted. A project officer was appointed. There has been a huge amount of recruitment continuing and ongoing quite deep engagement with the community and consumers and lots and lots and lots of training and the reason for that is that we have a goal to reinstate the birthing service at Ingham by the 1st of July 2016. We obviously realise as a team that we're in a very fortunate position that we come under the Townsville Hospital Health Service and all the wealth of support and knowledge that that brings to our project. As I said the rural hospital service group within the Townsville Hospital Health Service has worked really closely with the people and health service staff in all matters of this redevelopment. We're backed by a truly phenomenal midwifery and obstetric team within the Townsville Hospital. I should probably mention that the Townsville Hospital is our tertiary facility here in North Queensland and the management there have really been huge supporters of ours and establishing this service they constantly ask how can we help what do you need and I'm sure sometimes they wish they hadn't asked the question but they're always happy to provide support. So on to some nitty-gritty. Let's have a look at our chosen model of care. There's obviously a lot there and so it was probably easier just to write some pin points there. So this is what the Ingram Maternity Service Model looks like on paper anyway. It is very much a person-centered care approach with consumer engagement all the way. We really don't want women to travel if not necessary so we'll provide as much care as possible locally which will include an all risk antenatal and postnatal service but only low risk birthing will occur on site. Not included in this picture that you can see on the slide is that a few other features of the model are that we as a low risk birthing model that will include early postnatal discharge so a maximum of six hours for postnatal discharge and then women can go home. The other thing that the model includes is six weeks of postnatal care with the same midwife continued at home for that transition into motherhood and then some collaborative working with child health as that baby grows a little bit more. Another thing that's included in the service is the availability of water birth. It was certainly something that the community felt that was very important and we were obviously more than happy to support them with that. So that will be a feature that's obviously not up on that slide. A few unexpected things have happened. One of them being that the Women's Health Clinic which was pre-existing in the town has grown and has expanded as a result of the project. We have a nurse practitioner who travels to Ingham once a month and she was just sort of working on her own but with the recruitment of the six rural generalists who've come to support the model from a medical side she has been able to expand the services that she offers and we're really fortunate that the six rural generalists that we have, three of them have advanced skills in obstetrics and three have advanced skills in anesthetics which gives us the ability to run a 24-7 on-call theatre team. We really feel that the core of the model is continuity and we'll have a bit of a look at the reasons why shortly. The community have waited a really long time and campaigned hard and they deserve a service for the future so sustainability is right up there as one of our big priorities within this model. Okay so what does continuity of care provide? I'm not going to annoy you all with lots of them evidence that I'm sure you're already very familiar with. I just wanted to highlight a few key points. The first one being the massive Cochrane review which looked at 15 studies involving over 17,000 women at various levels of risk and this review found that continuity of care models were associated with various benefits all because women had a named midwife and had that relationship with them. Some particular highlights of the report that 24% of women are less likely to experience preterm birth and 19% are less likely to suffer miscarriage before 24 weeks if they receive continuity of care from the same midwife or a small group of midwives throughout their pregnancy. Another report there the relationships the pathway to safe high quality maternity care reports written by Professor Jane Sandow acknowledges that while introducing new continuity models can have start-up costs it can lead to shorter hospital stays or if you have a six hour discharge policy no hospital stay a fewer tests and interventions making them cost effective in the future. The 2010 maternity care reforms in Australia are certainly encouraging the expansion of access to continuity of midwifery care and recognizing that this gives women increased control it recognizes midwives as primary care providers who are responsible for their own practice and able to access public funds as a result. So with all the evidence the question should really shift to why not adopt a continuity of care model rather than why should we. I just wanted to point out here that while midwives are very passionate about continuity our medical officers in Igam also love being involved in continuity of care while they don't have the opportunity to the same extent as the case load midwives they do love they do work very hard and love to provide a collaborative care approach and we as we have a small case loads is a very close-knit relationship and which the medical officers are very keen to be part of and I'm sure will benefit the women in the future. So I thought I might point out some of the challenges were faced along the way and in this slide we have some pictures of some very beautiful Igam babies all shared with them parents permission. So where there is change there will always be challenges and that's just part and parcel of the journey. I've put politics in here as a challenge and but by politics I don't really mean government politics what I'm looking at here is politics in terms of people management. So everyone is invested and everyone wants a little bit of ownership. I like to think of this now in a positive light when I can and accept that everyone is passionate and wants this project and service to succeed. Fortunately we all have a common goal which is a safe sustainable birthing practice birthing service sorry for the community. The next challenge that I wanted to mention was media. Media is often how we communicate with the public and our consumers. It's how we provide project updates and it really has to be the right kind of media which is often the challenge. I was really well supported in my first few weeks as project officer by my nursing director and my service group director in this area and they encouraged me to draft a media and communications plan which I did in conjunction with the public affairs department here at the Townsville Hospital Health Service and that has really outlined where and when to use media and how to use it effectively. Community expectations as a challenge is quite a big one. A lot of similarities here as with people management. The community have a vested interest and are passionate about bringing their service back. We wouldn't really expect anything less after 10 years of imagining what it would look like when they did return birthing to the town. The mayor of Ingham has said that this service isn't just about delivering babies. It's about sustainability of rural living so no pressure there then. So community expectations I think as long as people feel heard it becomes less of a challenge and obviously provides you with a bit more guidance. Engagement was the next big one. Luckily I'm a talker. I engage with everyone and I'd be sad if I thought I missed someone out. I understood that engagement was a key element in project work but I don't think I had given it enough of a pedestal. I just thought it would be something I would do along the way and I've really learned that I've had to make it a big focus. I just love listening to our consumers' hopes and dreams for their service. I know that the midwives in Ingham do too and they often feed them back to me. Keeping them informed as we've reached milestones is vitally important. I thought I would write down a few of the groups that I have engaged with over the past six, seven months. It takes up most of a page but to name a few I have the indigenous consumer group. We have a stakeholder group who meet once a month. We have a steering group who meet every second week. We have the Ingham maternity consumer group. We have maternity choices Australia who have a wonderful local rep who engages with us and we engage with her regularly. There's also engagement with a lot of the support services around the project and the redevelopment of the service such as the Queensland Ambulance Service, Retrieval Services Queensland, the Townsville Hospital, Obstetrics, Surgical, Theatre Departments, Education, Infection Control, Public Relations. You name it, we want to engage with them. I think when we have been engaging or when we are engaging well we notice big leaps and then get into our end goal. Another challenge has been model planning. So much of this was done before I took my post and that in itself can be a challenge because you're taking something on after the fact. Luckily as soon as I read the project outline I was completely on board. There's obviously elements of the service model that not every team member or consumer is happy with. I like to think of that as being okay because that's why we evaluate in order to change, improve and expand. The core of the model should be respected but services have to alter and adapt to meet the community's needs. Budget. Now I'm rubbish at budget and it's something I have to be aware of it and constantly seek guidance on. My dad's could tell you many stories of my shocking budgeting or lack of as a uni student and my husband would probably back him up. Luckily for me I'm well supported by people in the know within the rural hospital service group. People who work with budgets and numbers and you know really are able to keep an eye on it. It's something they do every day. Budgets has really been a major challenge. As you always are continually asking yourself is this a necessity or a wish list item? I suppose it's one of the many benefits of having a stakeholder group and steering committee because they really do help you to focus. Education and upskill. This has been a challenge because it's required a huge commitment from everyone across the board. In the first month of taking on the role I created a 12 month education planner with the Ingham Hospital nurse educator. I wanted to get that title right. But it affected everyone. There was registered nurses who hadn't maybe been exposed to any maternity care for 10 years. There were registered nurses who had to be trained in anesthetics and as scrub scouts for theatre so that we could build a theatre team. Many of the midwives in Ingham had to come to the tertiary facility to be exposed to some elements of midwifery that they maybe hadn't been exposed to since the birthing service had closed down locally. And it really has been one of the biggest challenges. But I'm very proud to say that in some areas we've set the bar as a rural facility and once again been overwhelmed by the support of the tertiary hospital. Really I think by engaging with everyone they've been keen to help and in many instances gone out of their way to do so. Okay our hopes for the future and we have many of them. So overall we want to grow a safe and sustainable collaborative continuity of care model for the Ingham community in terms of maternity. We also want to continue to work closely with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthy to provide culturally appropriate care to our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women within the local community. We really want to meet and exceed our KPIs and our clients expectations. Who doesn't? We really hold collaboration and benchmarking in high regards. It's something that we have found has been lacking in rural settings. The midwives in Ingham and some other rural midwifery group practices have started to get together once every three months to just talk and share and ask each other how they're going and really move things forward from that perspective. As I mentioned earlier on in the presentation recruiting and maintaining a rural workforce is notoriously very very hard. To combat that we would like to develop a local student in midwifery position to train within the NGP team and from that perspective we'd really be growing our own. As mentioned in the nursing midwifery Queensland office document there's a strong communication culture and processes supportive and flexible management and good understanding of the model that we're trying to implement and women's needs all contribute to sustainability. And quite importantly we want to continually engage with our consumers to ensure that the women's centered approach to our service is never lost or overlooked. Ultimately we want this service to be a model that's held in really high regard and one where people want to work and want to be cared for. We wanted to succeed and be sustainable and be reflective of our communities needs. Obviously issues with maintaining a rural workforce grow your own if you can that would be the ideal. There's been a huge effort from all involved as I've mentioned throughout and we all have that shared common goal which brings us back that women should be able to birth surrounded by friends and family and with care providers that she knows and who know her. People who respect and understand her wishes and only want the best for her and her baby. Now I could go on and on and on as I'm sure you've gathered but sadly I have a time limit. So for any further information I'm always happy to be contacted to talk around this project and yeah there's some details there for some references that I've alluded to today. I'd just like to thank you all once again for allowing me to share the project and our vision for the service with you. I am special thank you to the VIDM organisers and a very happy International Midwife Stati all. Thank you. Sounds very exciting. Would any of the participants like to comment or ask up specific questions? Raise your hand and I will give you the microphone. So how many midwives do you anticipate having in the service? So we have actually recruited, we've thought a little bit outside the square here. We had 4.5 FTE and to make it a little bit more appealing we have broken that up between six midwives and so some of the midwives all of the midwives work part-time and their caseloads reflect their how much they work their FTE. Question in the chat box about how many births do you anticipate a year? I think you had that on one of the early slides but do you want to remind us of what your anticipated caseload will be? Yes, sure. From the perinatal data collected we would anticipate between 80 and 120 births per year but obviously that has to grow over time. So if we got 60 to 80 births in our first year we would be delighted. But somewhere between 80 and 120 is what we're aiming for. So there's a question about opportunity for new graduates in your project? Well, great question. The last midwife joined our team on Tuesday the 26th of April. A lovely midwife called Jo who came to us as a first year of practice midwife from South Australia. She actually moved her whole family from South Australia to Ingham for the project because she felt that it was really a model that she wanted to work in. So we do have a graduate midwife and we're really looking forward to seeing where that goes and the plan would be to keep that as a feature of the team. We have someone typing. Okay, happy to hear. She's happy to hear that. That's great. It's wonderful to have that opportunity available. Thank you. There was a really interesting comment from Tiffany Zimmerman earlier too. She said that one of the things that prevented her from applying to the Ingham project was that a lack of appropriate rentals in the area. So that might be one of the factors she might want to consider. Absolutely. And it is something we have talked about at great length and certainly it is something that our new graduate midwife is going through at the moment. And we have escalated that up to the management here at the rural hospital service group. We do tend to provide accommodation within the hospital grounds but not for long-term employees. So maybe a period of one to three months for medical officers who were coming to train or for locum staff or for staff that were only coming to the facility for a short period of time. But when you're moving to an area with your family and you want to submerge yourself in that community, you really need your own place and you really need somewhere to come home. So it is certainly something that we are looking at. So Glenda wants to know if you could briefly be a little more specific on the political challenges. I was a bit apprehensive about using the word political but I couldn't really think of anything equivalent to replace it with. So with politics, I suppose what I'm alluding to there is really who's job is it? Who's taking responsibility for that? Because people are so invested in this working and so it's quite an admirable thing that people want to take responsibility for big areas of the project and I think it's something that I do try to encourage when it's appropriate but the politics can come from the sort of power struggle. It could be as basic as is that a midwifery thing or a medical thing. It could be the old adage you know that's the way we've always done it here and it's just sort of changing that culture and a bit of people management to push through that particular challenge because ultimately we have a goal. And then Samantha would like to an estimate of what proportion of births you envision being for indigenous families? Okay I don't actually have a percentage for you. The midwives currently have indigenous families on the case load delivering antenatal and postnatal care but we are working quite closely with the Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander health team at the Ingham Hospital around education because one of the things that they highlighted to me is that there is a there's a limited understanding on what being categorized as low risk is and the challenges faced by the indigenous women often move them out of that low risk bracket. So things like BMI, gestational diabetes, previous preterm birth and you know just various things that are more acutely affecting that group that cohort. So we're working quite closely with the Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander health workers around education and so the birth service is open to anyone who we can still continue to provide all risk antenatal and postnatal care but moderate and high risk women will have to come to the tertiary facility for birth. Those women who are low risk and continue to be low risk throughout their pregnancy will be welcome to birth in Ingham. So I don't actually have a figure for you yet but it is one of the things that we will be evaluating as the service goes on. Right and then Tiffany wants to know and then we're going to have to wrap up. This is going to be the last question about women who need longer than six hours stays at the birthing facility. Yeah, so the midwife will follow those women through. In terms of postnatal care the case load midwife will remain with that woman until she is stable and that may involve calling in the second midwife or you know if it's in the middle of the night it might be a heads up to the person who's coming on call first thing in the morning. The nursing staff at the hospital are doing a huge body of education, things like obstetric emergency workshops and familiarising themselves with paperwork and what's normal postnatally in order to care for these women when the midwife is not there. But we like to call it the phone a friend option will always be there. So if at any time the nursing staff are not happy or do not feel that the postnatal women is within their capabilities the midwives will come back. But there is going to be an element where nursing staff non-midwifery staff will be required to be involved in postnatal care. That is wonderful. It just seems like such a very well thought out project and I think we all want to stay tuned after July 1st and and hear from you about how it's going. So thank you so much Gemma. Thank you all very much for your time. They can get their certificates and evaluate the presentation and all that good stuff and then vacate and then get the room ready for our next presentation. Okay, thank you very much. Thank you.


Jim Sondes here with today's Fandil Hurya, breaking down my top options for DFS at the RBC Heritage Open. In the upper tier, give me Colin Mora-Kawa, checking in at $11,800. Mora-Kawa coming off a top five at the Masters, but Harbor Town a much better fit for his style than what we had over in Augusta. Distance is not as required here. Mora-Kawa ranks 18th in Fairways Gain over the past 50 rounds, according to Fantasy National. Mora-Kawa also tremendous with his iron, so he's going to a spot that fits his style well. We know a good he is overall, Nick Mora-Kawa should be a building block for you in DFS. In the mid-range Maverick McNeely checks in at $9,800 and McNeely provides a good blend of both current form and course history. McNeely last year finished fourth at this event and he's been golfing pretty well recently because McNeely ranks seventh in the field in birdies or better gain over the past 50 rounds, according to Fantasy National. McNeely is a mid-range salary at $9,100, should be easy to get to and does provide upside for that salary. In the bottom tier, I want to go with Cameron Tringale. Tringale is not a guy in the best of form right now, but most of his issues have come because he's not good off the tee. But again, Harbertown is not a spot where off the tee play matters as much as it does elsewhere. Tringale can put the ball in the fairway when he wants to. We know that the rest of his game has still been good despite the bad finishes. Tringale, he's a good with approach play, he's a good putter as well and he should benefit from this specific course. So Cameron Tringale, $9,000, I'm expecting a bounce back for him this week at Harbertown. That's all we got here for today on the FanDuel Hurryup. I am Jim Sonis saying so long and good luck and go win yourself some cash on FanDuel this week.


Hi, everyone. Joe for jaspeaskrakes.com with the brand new release, the brand new 2020 Topps Archive Signature Series Retired Player Edition. Break number two, random player break number two. We sell 15 spots. Everyone gets seven players from that big list below right here. You can check it out on our website, jaspeaskrakes.com. We've got another break up. We've got a few sold out, but we've got another one on the site right now if you missed out. All right, let's copy these names right here. So there's one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. And there's the whole list of players right there. Should be 105 items on each list. Let's randomize that 11 times. One, two, and 11th and final time. After 11, we've got Matt Medlin all the way down to Matt. And then once again 11 times for the players. And 11th and final time. Good luck. So after 11 times, we've got Bernie Williams all the way down to Eric Chavez. All right, so I'm just going to show you the list as is. And then I will alphabetize by your first names. But I just want to get this on wax, get this on tape. There you go. All right, so let's sort by column A by your first names. So Adam Richards, Eric, your block of players right there. Aaron Redding, Dennis, Francis, Jeremy, Joe, Josh, Kyle. I know Matt has a bunch of players here. There you go, Matt, Matthew, Sam, and Sam. There you go. Any trades, anyone want to trade players? I remember here is where I marked that with the Sharpie right there so you know they're all from the same case. No, no trades. Trade window, or anyone else need to see their players again before I start? All right, no. Looks like no. So trade window closed. Unless everyone's lagging behind, I don't think they are. TWC, trade window closed. Let's flip screens. I'm actually going to alphabetize this again by player names. I can hunt for these names a little more quickly and easily. There we go. All right, so retired players. One encased per box. We did not see any train whistles in the first half. Traditionally, in all series of archives in each series, there's usually at least one or two per case, if not more. All right. There's Jerry Remy, 8 out of 99. Red Sox second basement. I guess it was an angel too back in the 70s. I have no Jerry Remy stories. Joe M with Jerry Remy. Teddy, do you have a Jerry Remy story? Was he really? Did everyone hear that? When he was a broadcaster? Oh, okay. I didn't realize that. So Teddy has a story. He's dead saying that he was playing guitar in the broadcasting booth and then he fell over. Apparently, Brad saying Bronson Arroyo has his own band. He's in this set too. We might be able to find him. Is any good? We've got Sean Casey, 7 out of 11. I think he does a lot of work with MLB Network now. All right. So Joe M had the Jerry Remy. Sean Casey will go to Matt. Next player is Dave Stewart. Rangers Dave Stewart. 35 out of 74. Yeah, he was with the Dodgers for a minute or two. Did he go to the... Oh, yeah. He was with the Dodgers in the early 80s, 70s, 80s, then went to the Rangers and then a few years after that, that's when he went to the A's. I only remember A's, Dave Stewart. He became a sports agent. I think he was an agent to a lot of players for a while. I'd have been Matt Kemp's agent, among other players. Yeah, did he coach? He maybe did some coaching too. All right. There's Sandy Alomar. 11 out of 14. Popular catcher right there. And that's Indian's edition. That's how I remember Sandy Alomar. Sandy Alomar, Dennis, sorry, and Dave Stewart goes to Josh Proust. There you go. So Josh with Dave Stewart and the Sandy Alomar that we just pulled will go to Dennis. There's a video of him playing air guitar. I got you. All right. We got to look that up. Is he still with us? I guess he signed for this set, so he's still with us. There's Gorman Thomas, 32 out of 38 for the Brewers. I have no Gorman Thomas stories. The old outfielder for Milwaukee, from Charleston, drafted by the old Pilots team in the late 60s. Teddy? No, no Gorman Thomas stories. All right. Kyle with Gorman Thomas. Kyle Cook. It's got a nice autograph. All right. Next up is Jim Rice. There you go. There's his facsimile autograph right there and then his actual autograph in blue right down there. Kind of hard to see. Jim Rice signing, I guess, where he's supposed to sign, but that's kind of the dark dugout area there. Sort of hard to see. 13 out of 15 for Jim Rice. Pretty, pretty great Red Sox player going to Matt Medlin. Next one. We've got own the game. Andrew Jones. Nice. 25 out of 25. Old Andrew Jones. He was really good. Braves edition was really good. There were no other editions of Andrew Jones. Only Braves edition. Kyle with the Andrew Jones. Kyle Cook, he never played for any other team. Next one is Miguel Tejada. Six out of nine. Nice. It's pretty cool from an old bowman set. A's had a really strong team that Miguel Tejada, Eric Chavez kind of Giambi sort of era. Miguel Tejada goes to Matt Medlin. All right. A couple more autographs to go. Getting some low numbered stuff, but not quite train whistle level out of fives and under. We have a red. We got Bronson Arroyo. 55 out of 88. Bronson Arroyo, Brad L was telling us earlier has his own band. What does he play? What does he do? I think old Dodgers reliever Scott Rodinski had a punk band in Orange County. Bronson Arroyo. Currently 43 years old. Music. He has got a music section in his Wikipedia. Debut album in 2005 called Covering the Bases. All right. There you go. Bronson Arroyo. It's kind of cheesy. Included covers from bands such as Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Don't Tell Me Pilots, Food Fighters, and Incubus. The album also includes the Red Sox victory song Dirty Water by the Standells, in which Arroyo's company by Johnny Damon, Lenny DiNardo, and Kevin Euclis. He also taught Kevin Millar how to play guitar and perform vocals for the song Tessie as covered by the Dropkick Murphy's. 2008 commercials for JTM Food Group featuring a music video by Arroyo. Wow. Arroyo appears as a vocalist on the song Since You on Chad Peroni's album, Wake. Not familiar with that person. Made his public debut on stage in January 2004. Hot Stove Cool Music. This is all Bronson Arroyo. Hot Stove Cool Music fundraiser at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston. Perform with teammate Kevin Millar. Blah, blah, blah, blah. I don't know. It doesn't go beyond 2004 or 2008 on that timeline. So I have no idea what he's doing with music now, but that's what he's doing at the moment. So Bronson Arroyo, Rockstar, going to Adam Richards. There you go, Adam. We spoke it into existence. Thanks, Brad.  Even though he's retired. Good for him. And the last one is Al Oliver, 18 out of 37. 1969 Rookie Stars card. I don't know if Al Oliver is doing any music these days. Darren Redding with Al Oliver. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen, 2020 Archive Students Series Retired Player Edition. We've got a case in the books, more sold out and more coming up. As of November 2019, Ryan Herald is saying Arroyo is still touring in Ohio. Good job, Bronson. Good job. All right. Good job to you, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much. War coming up. I'm Joe. I'll see you for the next one next time. Bye-bye.


Let's improve football IQ soccer IQ in this video I'll give you some of the best ways to improve your football intelligence So you can make better decisions improve your vision awareness have more confidence when you play If you want to make quicker decisions on the field want to be a better decision-maker you want to play faster You have to actually know what you should be doing when you have the ball in possession And when you don't have the ball when you're out of possession So many players have no idea what they should be doing So when they actually get the ball at their feet, they just panic or they make the wrong decision Or they miss out on an opportunity because they don't know what they should be doing now I'm just going to go through this really quickly to simplify this for you when you're in possession Can you get forward if you can get forward get that ball forward and join in the attack move forward? Okay, so play forward with your passes or play forward with your dribbling and move forward with your movement Okay, so when you're in possession, can you play forward if you can go forward to score goals? You have to go forward so there's no sense in going sideways and backwards when you have the opportunity to go forward Unless you're keeping possession.  Okay, so if you can't go forward for example You get closed down instead of forcing it trying to take our three guys when you're all by yourself Realize that okay if I try to go forward here, I'm probably going to lose possession So you want to go forward, but you want to keep possession of the ball Okay, so very simple when you're in Possession of the ball So you know what you need to do when you're on the field If you can go forward whether by dribbling into space or by playing passes and combining with teammates You need to go forward. You need to get forward. However, if you cannot get forward You must keep possession of that ball. Do not give this ball away cheaply.  Absolutely If that's the right decision and beating this guy will allow you to put a cross in the box or Beating these guys will allow you to get a shot off then go for it But if you know, it's a wrong decision It's not likely that you're going to succeed by trying to go forward then turn keep possession of that ball I quickly want to talk about the defensive side of decision making as well because that is decision making That's a very important part of your game if you think Decision making and playing quickly is only what you do when in possession You're missing out on half the game. So quickly. Let's just go through a few ideas I made a video on this recently and I'll put a link in the description of this video But I said when defending you should ask yourself two questions number one. Where should I be number two? What should I be doing? So where should you be? Well, when your team is defending you want to be in your team shape So let's say you're playing five a side. This applies to seven a side or 11 be 11. It's all the same ideas What is your team shape? Let's say you play a two two one Okay, so as soon as you lose possession, let's say we went forward and we lost possession We quickly want to get back into our shape. We want to get close together So now we can defend together if we're spread out like this It leaves massive gaps. Okay, so we want to get close together as a unit in our team formation So what is your position and where should you be in your team's formation? That's where you want to be Okay, and as the ball moves we move together. So if that ball moves out here, we move together So you're always thinking about where's the ball and where are my teammates? I need to move in relation to both of those things So as that ball comes to the other side, we all shift and we all stay together So question number one, where should I be question number two? What should I be doing if you are the closest player to the ball? You should be pressing the ball Okay, you should be forcing him to make a mistake or forcing him to go backwards He cannot score if he's over here Our nets over here if we keep them over there, they're not going to have a very good chance of scoring on this Okay, so pressure that ball if that ball comes to you and you're the closest to the ball pressure that ball Okay, what does everyone else do? We think about the next pass. We think about where this guy may want to play and we Stay in our formation and we close those passes down So if you think he's going to play there and this is the closest guy to you You want to stay with him you want to anticipate that that ball is coming in there? And then you can cover like that and then everyone comes back into our positions Okay, but if that ball gets played there, you're the closest there you press Everyone else is thinking about where the next pass may be And we're moving up together like this.  They don't know what's behind them They don't know what's around them. They're just focusing on the ball You want to stay away from this bad habit instead?   You just focus on playing with your head up Another thing I strongly suggest you do is watch professional football and watch a lot of it Professionals can teach us so much if we're just willing to sit and watch and analyze what they do I can't understand players who say things like I don't like watching soccer I just like playing it or I can't sit through a full game That's ridiculous chances are they probably aren't the smartest players either Honestly, the smartest players I've ever played with are usually the players who watch the most Because they've learned how to play the game properly from the best teachers in the world So if you want to become a smarter player watch But analyze and what do I need by analyze while while I'm watching the game? I'm not just watching the ball I may pick a certain player and I'll just watch him To see what he does in certain situations Which types of runs does he make when his teammates have the ball which try which spaces does he try to get into What does he do when he doesn't have the ball? Which defensive positions does he take up? Okay, so focus on his positioning and his movement as much as what he does on the ball when he has it at his feet So also when he has the ball at his feet You want to think about? Okay, what type of decision did he make in that situation? Did he dribble there or did he play a little one two? Did he try to go forward or did he turn and keep possession? Okay, so just by watching and analyzing you can learn so much and yes analyze technique while you're at it And the great thing is you can rewind so I might rewind the whole play. Maybe let's say a goal happened and Maybe the full back had a really good contribution in that goal I'll rewind the whole thing and I'll watch from the very beginning. Okay, where did he start? The play started way over here But he started on this side and he made a run all the way up and then he made a little combination He whipped across into the box Okay, so rewind use rewind to your advantage and you can learn so much about Decision-making and certain positioning and just what to do on the field in certain situations will help you so much Another great idea is watching analysis shows. So The show that I watched the most is football today. There's sky sports has some there's lots and You can even search on youtube for football analysis, but it's basically professionals X professional players Analyzing professional football. So they give you their opinions and they break down what makes players successful or which Players what players are struggling with at certain times. So it's a really great insight Into what it takes to be a smart and good player So really use this to your advantage watching football watching live games and also watching analysis shows The final thing I want you to do if you want to become a smarter player Is review your performances. So whether you had a practice or you had a game Usually at the end of the night, let's say I had a game I'll be lying in bed and I'll just think of everything that happened in that game And I'll review every play that sticks out in my mind Okay, some I may have made mistakes Some plays I was successful But if you just play and you don't review you don't think about that experience and learn from that experience You'll never become better. You'll never become smarter. You'll just make the same mistakes again and again So you really need to be your own best teacher So at the end of the day, as I said, usually when I'm in bed I'll just be laying in bed And I'll think about the game and I'll review all the plays in my mind And I'll try to think about what I should have done differently when I made mistakes And I'll remind myself to keep doing certain things that worked well So if you really want to become smarter learning to review and analyze yourself is so important