So do you need to order a special bra for those or standard double D going the whole pixelated Nintendo look? So what we have here is Mighty Morphin Power Boops, I'm sorry, Power Rangers. We have the first, what is it, seven seasons, which is referred to as the Zordon Era. It actually ended with season six, season seven began the actual tradition of it being a separate Power Ranger series every season. These box sets, I believe are still available through Shout, it was originally distributed by Shout through Time Live and now it's just through Shout. And the box sets were cool because they came with, the box sets came were unique in the fact that they came with a special features disc or two. This one happens to have a Easter egg on it. Yeah, you've got to hold it up higher John, I know you're short. This one happens to have a second feature disc right here, but if you can find it, it has the pilot episode on it. They also have, well, supposed to have an episode book, does this one have it? Now these books here, the episode book is cool because it actually has, goes over a little bit of a history of the shows on here. Then it has episodes here and it has a little bios of all the Rangers on practically every page and I believe the villains too. The first two box sets came with these. Now you can buy these individually at the store, they look simply just like this. But the box sets, which was the only way to get all of them right away without having to wait, but I think it was every other month or so, or three months, the next disc would come out. So if you were able to get the box set, you got them all at once. Shout has since distributed all of the Power Rangers DVDs up to current, I believe they're on disc, volume five of a download chart. So these are usually five discs or five individual volumes per season. So you should be doing super download charts pretty soon on volume one. Who is your favorite Ranger from the Mighty Morphin era? Originally, my favorite, originally it was Jason, he was the leader, he was the coolest. But that was before Tommy showed up. And yes, this set does have the Green Ranger mini series. It's got the white with the light, white Ranger series on it. It's got the introduction of Aisha Rocky and Bo Winkle. No. Adam. Question. Who was your all time favorite Ranger? All time favorite. I liked the Green Ranger. I always went with the Green Ranger. It was like I like you. It was a Red Ranger until Tommy showed up. And then yeah. Does that go for all of Tommy's different Ranger forms? Well, if you want to go through my favorite Tommy form, because Tommy was the Green Ranger, he was the White Ranger, he was the Red Zeal Ranger, the Red Turbo Ranger, and the Black Dino Thunder Ranger. I had the Green Ranger because he had that cool sword that made him evil, which comes with the new legacy action figure. Now which Green Ranger uniform did you like? Did you like the original with the shield? Or did you like the Silver Dragon nose? The newer one? Yeah. Because he was wearing a new Green Ranger outfit for the Bat, what is it, Baton, some fan films. That one's actually cool, that one, I actually liked that one better. But even in the anniversary episode of Megaforce, he had the silver. See, I hadn't watched that one yet, so I'm still catching up, I'm on Samurai right now. But yeah, I do like, I think the white one of the Baton the Sun uniform. Uniform look better than Green Ranger. And the thing is, David Yeos, the original Blue Ranger, his suit looks like that now. I think they're all getting updated for special appearances when they go in uniform. And I like them because they look more superhero-esque. They don't look, y'all just, you know, oh look, I'm a kid in spandex. What do you think of the new Megazord from the movie? For those who haven't seen it, check it out. I like the way it looks, I just don't like the fact that that's our Megazord movie. I think it needs to look a little more like... It looks more like a transfer. I mean, it doesn't look like it. It doesn't look all boxy, which is fine.  You got the feet, which is the triceratops. You got the torso waist area, which is like the yellow, the same two tiger. You got the shoulders and the upper chest area, the trinosaurs and the wings. Yes, this has wings. The wings and the head is pterodactyl. I feel like we're forgetting one. No, no. But that's what it looks like. And it really does the look of... And the mastodon has eight legs. Yeah. When is the mastodon... And it looks like a scarab. Yeah. I don't know. I understand updating them all for the update. The triceratops has. The triceratops looks cool. It has multiple legs like that too. Yes, I'm not sure why. But it actually has the head of a triceratops. But these are actually supposed, the individual ones are also supposed to connect, so I'm wondering how that's going to work out. So I wonder if the ones that are connected are actually the ones that we're going to get in the movie and the one, the toy is how they're going to work this. I'm hoping to get my hands on that toy though, because it does look cool. It looks more like it belongs in a Transformer movie than in Power Ranger movie. Yeah. It's why it looks cool, that Transformer actually. The newer ones anyway. So. What's your favorite Zord? Dragon Zord. Did you prefer Tommy writing in the Dragon Zord or remote control? He never wrote in it. Yes, he did. Once. Once. Well, he went when it was combined. No. He wrote in it one time. Did he? Was it when it was... Oh, yeah. I always wanted him to go in. I never understood. But this footage is fine too. I never understood why they kept him either writing on top or remote controlling from... Well, as soon as I watched the Japanese versions on DVD, I'll let you know. I'm sure that might be in there. Okay. Who is your favorite female Ranger? Amy Jo-Johnson, the Pink Ranger. Side note. I think it's in Lost Galaxy. Can I see this real quick? Yes. The Yellow Ranger. Astronomite did become the Pink Ranger in Lost Galaxy. Yes, she did. Yeah. I believe it's Serena Vincent, the Yellow Ranger, right here. For you Power Ranger perverts out there, Brent, not another team movie.  Really? And she's not the only... They actually show her naked. Yeah. Because normally with those... Head to toe. With those Booth movies they go... Head to toe. She was pretty hot. Not a good movie, though. Probably have to watch it just for that. The only thing where that's the only reason why I watched it. Like, what? A Power Ranger was naked? Gotta chuck that out. If only Amy... You know how many... She did. When?  She did a movie, and it was a brief post, like maybe not even five minute part of the movie, but she ends up... I have seen a scene online where she's in bed with a guy, but it doesn't show anything, right? That was her text. I didn't see that. You didn't watch the right one. And that's why we're here to bring you these little tidbits. What's the name of the movie? I don't know the name of the movie. Just look up Amy Jo Johnson naked. Hit the video and it'll pop up. The video. It's not on this one. I think it was Time Force? No. What was the one? Rescue. Power Ranger. Rescue. Lightspeed Rescue. Lightspeed Rescue. For those wondering, I forget the episode, but there was an episode at the very end of the credits where it does do, in memory of Tweetrain, that's actually still on there. He didn't bring them all. If I were to know what he was bringing, I would have brought the rest of mine. This is kind of a last minute thing, so this is all I got. These were the best years of Power Rangers after... Actually, Dino Thunder wasn't too bad and Mystic Force wasn't bad. Dino Thunder was okay and Megaforce was okay. I like when I saw Megaforce, I liked it. When Megaforce showed up... I really thought it went downhill after space. When Megaforce showed up, that's when I decided to go back and we watched Money Morphin all the way so I can catch up on everything. And right now I'm on Samurai. See, I thought Lost Galaxy was the first of the crappy Power Rangers shows. Lost Galaxy was decent. I didn't really care for it. It still kind of had the Zordon era in there, because it still had... Bulk and Skull. Well, it had Skull at the beginning of the episode. But Bulk was in there, so it was the Professor that they met in space and all that. Astronomers who... Yeah, so there was still kind of a connection to the Zordon era, but for the most part, Six was the end. That's where, you know, Zordon's cows went. And everyone went good. See, I never understood that. If Zordon being destroyed turned all the villains good. Why, they're more villains? Yeah. Oh, no, it did happen. And like, I don't know. And why did Rita and Zed's son come back in Forever Red? It wasn't Forever Red. Or it wasn't... It was the Beetleborgs. Oh, yeah. Yeah. But his son... I was wondering, there was an episode of Wild Force where it was the anniversary, at the time, 15th or 10th anniversary episode. And it was Wild Force and it was an episode called Forever Red where all the Power Rangers up to that point, the red ones, showed up and the villains were dressed as the old Beetleborgs. With different colors. With different colors. And they were trying to dig up a very horrible CGI looking Serpent Era. A lot smaller than the original. And a lot smaller than the original. And the Wild Force Red Ranger destroyed it by himself. With his Zord. It wasn't even with the Zord.  Whatever. It was a bad episode as far as that goes. But to see all the Rangers together, you got to see the morph individually. Which again doesn't make sense because the Morphin Grid for the Body Morphin Rangers was destroyed. So Jason shouldn't have been able to morph. Well that was explained in the comics. Of course when Adam showed up in one of the Ranger series as the Black Ranger, he was able to morph too. But that hurt him. Yeah. And that should hurt him more. See what happened was Jason had actually obtained his new morph from a clone that Zed returned. Question. Was it Lost Galaxy? Or was it Time Force? One of the other shows where the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles teamed up with the Power Rangers. Space. Was it in space? In space. You heard it. For those not in the know, the Power Rangers fought and then teamed up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Because at the time Saban had his own Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series. Another fun little fact. Power Rangers Ninja Storm was never supposed to happen originally. No. It was supposed to be Power Rangers Hexagon. Yeah. It was going to basically be the Civil War of the Power Rangers universe. It was going to put Tommy and his Power Rangers against Jason and his Power Rangers. Tommy's Power Rangers were supposed to be more like a United Ranger force that the government controlled like in Marvel's Civil War. And Jason's... Was doing the Renegade Ranger. Pretty much yeah. Because Jason felt that Power Rangers were better when they were... And you said that was supposed to be Time Force? That was supposed to be Ninja Storm. Ninja Storm. Yeah. But that was about the time that Disney acquired the rights to Power Rangers. And so it never came into fruition. If it were to stay with Saban, it would have been Power Rangers Hexagon. I don't know if I would have liked that or not. Well, we're gonna move on to the toy review.


27 years have passed since the murder. It seems that not much has changed, not enough has changed, when again and again alarming signs of incitement and escalation of violence that undermines the foundations of democracy are revealed in Israeli society. Signs that point to a deep fundamental difficulty in our ability to manage controversy, in our ability to overcome and navigate our country and our lives together, even in the reality of disagreement on the issues dearest to our hearts. The election campaign, another election campaign, is already behind us. Once again accusations of treason were thrown into the air, and again comparisons to Nazis were heard. And once again the public space, including social networks, was filled with dangerous violence. This is the time to lower the flames and show responsibility to the leaders of the Israeli public from across the spectrum. From the expected coalition and the expected opposition, I call and request we have attacked enough, we have fought enough. So for more, we now go to Jerusalem, our Middle East correspondent, Alec Pallard is at Mount Herzl National Cemetery. So Alec, it's a somber day as the country remembers the murder of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The President and outgoing Prime Minister are set to speak. What else is planned for today's memorial ceremony? Right, as you mentioned, the President and the outgoing Prime Minister will be speaking here soon. We also saw several other lawmakers, like Defense Minister Benny Gantz and others from the center-left parties and also some from the liquid party, who will soon be the ruling leading party in the country and the ones running the coalition. Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu is not coming here, he's busy with his coalition building discussions and negotiations, but also there is always on this day, which has become very politicized, those accusations that are against Netanyahu, saying that he was one of the people who led to that insightful environment against Rabin that led to his assassination. So whether he comes to such a ceremony or doesn't come, he will always be facing that criticism. Also, it should be noted that the family members of the Yitzhak Rabin will not be taking part in the ceremony, which is somewhat unusual. They put out a statement saying that out of respect for the democratic system and in order to not be dragged into the political battles that are taking place, we decided not to speak at the ceremony, although it should be noted that those family members often make those speeches very political, and that is something that perhaps they just chose to avoid and not be speaking at the ceremony if they cannot make those kind of statements. Thank you so much. We'll be coming back to our Middle East correspondent, Alec Pallard, at Mount Herzog National Cemetery in Jerusalem. Now for more, our senior diplomatic correspondent, Owen Ultiman, is here in studio, and there is so much to discuss right now. I want to start with that rather ominous message we heard from President Isaac Herzog just moments ago, talking about the comparisons between the political climate 27 years ago and today. Well, first of all, obviously, all of us looking at the pictures in our screens of the ceremony getting started. Another somber Israeli moment, obviously, 27 years ago, Benita, when this happened, an important milestone, an important moment in Israel's history, and every year the country comes in year in and year out with a series of events to honor the memory of Itzhak Rabin, and just as importantly, Benita, to speak up against the issue of political violence and of the incitement that can lead to it. And you're absolutely right. Obviously, hearing those words from President Herzog is something that is a useful reminder for all of us. Of course, the amped-up rhetoric is an issue in democracies around the world. Israel certainly included in that list, and it's certainly an obstacle for all of us who live here. It's certainly coming after an election campaign. And a result that, while decisive, is also, in a sense, divisive, because those who didn't vote for this government and don't support it feel excluded, feel the country slipping away from them, and those who are on the winning side may have felt similarly when their side hadn't won, as happened in the elections last year. At any rate, an emotional ceremony promises to be, again, as Alex said, without the family members from the Rabin family, but certainly with other speeches that we'll have been taking note of. And given exactly that, that the family normally does speak, and it usually is quite heated and understandably so as well, what do you make of the fact that they are choosing right now not to speak at the ceremonies on this day? Right, of course, and we hear faintly the bugles playing in the background from the ceremony and not heard so again as the army guard continuing to be up there just before the speeches start, again, honoring Yitzhak Rabin himself. Of course, Panita, a former chief of the Israeli military. I am one who welcomes the fact that the family will not be speaking. Alec alluded to it, the family's speeches were often very politically and politically directed and politically motivated in a sense. And a ceremony where that wasn't really supposed to be part of the program. I think at its best, the memory of Yitzhak Rabin and of course, the memory of what happened to him is something that should cross political lines and unite the Israeli public. Obviously there's a political angle to this, right? The incitement and ultimately the violence itself came from the political right. It did not come from the political left. The political left here was a victim. And that is an important point to mark, but I don't think that this ceremony is the place. A state ceremony at the state's leading cemetery on Mount Herzl. I think this is the place for messages that are more unifying. And as Alec said, it was often awkward for then Prime Minister, soon again to be Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu there at the podium. Or sitting in the audience and he was being attacked when he couldn't really have the opportunity to respond to the ceremony like this one. And I thought it was unfair for the family members to use that advantage that they had. At any rate, it'll be interesting still to see what outgoing Prime Minister Eir Lapid has to say on this moment. Whether his message will be one that is more statesman-like or be more political or somehow straddle the balance between the two. Will be his only opportunity to speak as Prime Minister unless, of course, he's able to get to the Prime Minister in a position at a later date. Talk to us specifically though about the actual legacy of Yitzhak grabbing so much is made about the political climate right now and comparisons to 27 years ago. But he leaves his very own unique message and legacy for this country. Right, and as of course we hear again faintly the words of the Khadish, the traditional Jewish prayer of mourning or one of them being recited again. This is a cemetery. This is a memorial event and that is also being observed. Yitzhak Rabin Benita was one of the more credible spokespeople for the Israeli left along the long trajectory of the Israeli left. The former again head of the Israeli military who bought the gravitas and the credibility of coming from that position and used it to, as he saw it, further the cause of peace with the Palestinians. Of course, steps that were very, very controversial in Israeli society and there certainly was a very heated argument. And again, very sadly, the heated argument spilled over into incitement and later the violence that killed him. But his legacy is of someone who continued to move forward and stand up for what he believed in. Again, which may have been correct, may have been mistaken, there's, of course, a debate that's still ongoing in Israeli society, even as the promise of peace, in a sense, has receded in the 27 years since, because of all that has happened since. But Yitzhak Rabin was a unique kind of leader and also tend to forget. A link back to Israel's founding generation. Someone who, again, fought in Israel's war of independence. We can maybe hear faintly the El-Malerahamim Memorial Prayer. Again, one of the other memorial prayers in the Jewish canon. Again, a ceremony in the cemetery in memory of the slain former Israeli Prime Minister. President Isaac Herzog is one of the speakers who is set to address mourners in a short while. When that does happen, we will go to Jerusalem. But I want to speak about the message he gave just a short while ago from his own residents and in his words, this is the time to lower the flames and show responsibility to the leaders of the Israeli public from across the spectrum, from the expected coalition and the expected opposition. I call and request, quote, we have attacked enough. We have fought enough. We have cursed enough. What do you make of that message right now before this ceremony? Listen, he's trying to calm the tempers. Again, after a very heated election campaign, his election campaigns tend to be. Again, there's a feeling on the political side of the political spectrum that did not win this time that their country is slipping away from them and that they feel marginalized by this up-and-coming political elite that has a very different way of looking at the world and way of looking at the country than they do. And people are obviously very upset and feel like they're on the defensive. And of course, we can't forget, Benita, that those who are taking power feel that for many decades they've been on the defensive from an establishment that they weren't part of, that they felt excluded from, and they felt it was actively excluding them. So I think the message of inclusiveness and trying to see the other side's perspective is something that needs to be said and that can uniquely be said by an Israeli president. And again, those may be the messages we will see shortly from the podium at this event. Again, it's always a balance between messages that are more statesmen-like and unifying and the temptation of those on the left side of the political spectrum to have a more pointed political message. And it is true, again, the violence came from the right. It didn't come from the left. I do think, though, that at this moment in time, at this ceremony, the emphasis should be on messages that unify and focus on the threat of political violence and try to bring the country together rather than land political blows. And we certainly will be watching to see exactly what those messages are, both from President Isaac Herzog and outgoing Prime Minister Yair Lapid as well.  President Isaac Herzog is going to be meeting with faction leaders in the coming days. Talk us through the process that will unfold this week. That's right, of course, that's still moving forward. And by the way, we should mention that two of the characters surrounding the Rabin assassination, of course, still with us in our political life today here at Benidah and our front and center, one, of course, Benjamin Netanyahu at the time opposition leader, soon to become Prime Minister, of course, no one knew it at the time, but less than a year later, about seven, eight months later, becoming Prime Minister, and each of our Ben Dvir himself. And you mentioned at Benidah at the top, right? Stealing that insignia from the car carrying Rabin and so himself, a kind of character surrounding the drama. It's the two of them who are now at the center of our political life. But right, Benjamin Netanyahu already starting to hold those consultations with party leaders and faction leaders to try to feel out what their opening bids are, at least, in terms of ministerial portfolios and policy positions in order to be signed up as part of the coalition. At any rate, the final results are still to be delivered, a little shortly be delivered in the coming days to President Isaac Herzog. And then Wednesday, he'll start his, we were expecting two days' worth of consultations with the leaders of each of the political parties, each coming in a delegation by delegation. The process that, and this is a tradition started by former Prime Minister Rubin Rivlin, to be televised live each of those meetings as a part of transparency from the President's residents. And once Isaac Herzog has heard from all the parties, he'll know which person gets the most recommendations to be given a mandate to form a government. In this case, it hasn't always been true over the last few years, but in this case, of course, no suspense. Obviously, we're expecting Benjamin Netanyahu to get the nod given the election results. And once he is formally given the mandate by the President, Netanyahu is 28 days and then another possible 14 days to put that coalition together. You made mention of a personality in the form of Itamar Ben Gavir, who, of course, was active 27 years ago and very much active on this day right now. He's putting his hat in the ring for internal security minister. Talk to us about the likelihood of that and the chances of him getting any ministerial position. If it's not the one he wants, what is it likely to be? What are the pundits saying? Well, listen, that's what he says, said he wanted and Benjamin Netanyahu, again, was set up before the election and Benjamin Netanyahu has not ruled it out. This is Itamar Ben Gavir's signature issue. At least was his signature issue over the course of the campaign clearly resonated with a lot of people, both because of the riots in mixed cities during the course of the Gaza military campaign in 2021 last year, a set of events that left a marked impact and a lasting impact, Neta, on the country and particularly the residents of those mixed cities that were most directly affected. So that is of course an element. There's the element of the feeling in the southern part of Israel where farmers feel that they are under attack from the local Bedouin population and so Ben Gavir will want to address that as well. And of course the ongoing security situation in the streets of Jerusalem and in other parts of the West Bank that we've talked about so much over the course of the past few weeks. In some cases that's more the role of the military and less the role of internal security but anyway wrapped up as part of this issue. So this is the ministerial portfolio that Ben Gavir has targeted. He is continuing by all accounts to want that portfolio given his showing in the elections. Numerically it's the kind of position that usually given this kind of political strength it is credible to ask for and get. Of course you're right in the case of Ben Gavir given his personal history and the controversy that surrounds him is this something that Neta Gavir will be wanting to do or will be willing to do. Ben Gavir of course comes at it from a strong position. He is reported also to want beyond the portfolio itself work tools as it's said in Hebrew working tools meaning more money for the police, higher salaries, more positions and most controversially Ben Gavir and Ben Gavir has been very clear about this including during the election campaign loosening the rules of engagement for police officers. That of course promises to be hugely controversial and will be interesting to see what positions are taken once the particulars of his proposal are rolled out and how that is seen or not seen as matching internationally human rights law. Then he write this is the portfolio that Ben Gavir wants he'll want at least one additional one for his sub-faction within the religious Zionism list. Will he get the position is something that will have to be negotiated but there seems at least a reasonable chance that he will and also reportedly according to his channel 12 news Ben Gavir also seeking professional consultation from professionals within the police and in the military to give him a sense of gravitas and expertise and to try to continue the momentum so he's taking the position not only out of a position of political strength but also with some professional backing behind him. So again, something to watch. We certainly will be watching all those consultations in the week ahead. A lot of focus as well obviously after this recent election about the showing of the left merits is out. We look at labor and how it did. We look at Merav Machaeli pointing fingers elsewhere. We're going to come back to this afterwards. Right now we go to Jerusalem. President Isaac Herzog is about to speak at Mount Herzog. Let's take a listen on this day. The dear and beloved Robin family, Prime Minister Yael Appied, Chairman, Speaker of the Knesset, Nikil Aghi, the president of the court, Esther Chayut, the 10th president, Rovyn Rivlin, distinguished guests. 27 years have passed and still it is difficult to believe. 27 years to the assassination that has changed the face of these racists. 27 years to the most serious attacks that Israel has seen. How else can you call a blooded murder of a prime minister, of the chief of staff of the IDF, United Jerusalem, a monstrous terror attack against an entire society, a murder that has no forgiveness, a murder that has no forgiveness, a murder that has stained the history of the state of Israel, the Jewish and democratic state. Distinguished guests, in 1994, Robyn said the following statements. And I quote, we are at one of the most important hours of the Jewish people. We are at a process of shaping the Jewish people and the country for generations to come. This is a time of serious debates, but we must know that the decisions will not change the love of Israel. And in front of us is always the old saying, all Israel are for each other. We do not forget one moment that whether you support our moves or against them, we are all brothers with one destiny. So said, it's Hakrabin, the reason these things ring in our ears today as if they were written yesterday is the fact that they embody an eternal truth, the Jewish history from the promised land to Egypt, from Sinai, from Judea to Israel, from the return to Israel, from our homeland, abroad and back, has been and always been stained in crossroads in which we must choose our path, choose that old saying quoted by Robyn as will be quoted in the future. All of Israel are for each other. In with his gun and the three bullets, the murderer has betrayed this sacred value. He betrayed us with the closing of the eyes and with apathy, this sacred value has been violated. If there's one thing that I fear is that we make life easy for us, it was clear for all of us that standing and saying that the lesson is that the Prime Minister should not be murdered, that's making it easy for us. It is clear for us that violence undermines the basis of democracy. And even that is easy to say. It is not enough. In my view, the main lesson of this important day is to remember again and again our foundations as a democratic and Jewish country, to remember the need to contain differences, even those who think differently, even those who believe and voted differently, not to make it easy for us, not to erase any person, any community erasing is erasing the legitimacy. Erasing is accusations of betrayal or accusations to the Nazis. Any violence, we must not make it easy for ourselves. We must understand that the only way, the only way to face the disagreements is just to sit around the same table, to speak together and act, even when it's difficult, even when our head is blowing from hearing someone else's stance. Differences is such a basis, value of Judaism and democracy. I wonder, how did differences become a negative word? It is time to change this, and we are able to do so. Distinguished guests, fate has brought us here during an unprecedented political crisis in the history of the state of Israel. Now, after the end of a fifth election campaign, we are at the crossroad. The question that we must face, citizens and leaders, as one, is how do we choose ourselves? This is not about agreeing. The mutual responsibility is not making life easy for us. And I know how difficult it is sometimes. A disagreement that turns into hatred is breaking that value. Incitement is against this, recognizing the political rival as an enemy, is breaking that value. At this time, on this sacred mountain, where so many are buried who gave their lives for this state of Israel, next to the grave of the hero of the state of Israel, Isaac Rabin, I ask and I beg for unity for a Jewish and democratic Israel. I call on the leaders and say, in this critical moment, we are able to make the right turn. The eyes of the public are looking up at you. And this is your time as leaders. It is easy to speak about mutual responsibility in festivities. It is not brave to listen to people who feel the same as you. Now that the ballots are closed and the votes were counted, we must put the mutual responsibility at the top priority from here, continuing only together. Let me stress, the complicated political situation in Israel puts a challenge in front of us, a historical challenge. The results of the elections shows that we are divided. Now all political players and particularly those who come at the top, those who have the political power, must have the responsibility to speak to those who are different in their opinions and tell them, you are our brothers and sisters. I call all the winners and tell them what I told their political rivals over the past year. You shouldn't leave, avoid the political views that you have, but be respectful. Be respectful to each other. Listen to their needs and their pains and their dreams. Remember, the elections are not to some zero. Do not fear reaching a compromise to prevent a divide. To the losing camp, I say, the country is not devastated. Respect the democratic choice. Continue to fight for your views like any healthy democracy to all our brothers and sisters abroad, to all of those who sound alarm bells. I make it clear, we are all obliged to the destiny of the state of Israel, to the basic values of a democratic and Jewish state that maintains the rule of law, human rights, and respect for every minority. We will continue to guard our fundamentals as a people and as a state. The beloved Rabin family, Michal and myself, were honored to know it's Hakan Lea personally. We loved and respected them very much. At the murder of Rabin, an entire world was lost, but the greatest void has been opened in your hearts. I'm certain that the memory of Itzhak as well as Lea, the beloved Lea, live with you and inside you. And the years that have passed do not change the pain.  May the memory of Itzhak and Lea, Rabin be blessed and may their work for the state of Israel be in the hearts of the nation forever. I thank you very much for being here today. President Isaac Herzog speaking at Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, at the memorial service for Prime Minister Itzhak Rabin, 27 years since he was killed at a peace rally in Tel Aviv, speaking about the cold-blooded murder, a monstrous terror attack that he says had stained the Jewish democratic state, talking also about the main lesson to remember being the country's foundations, also saying Israel is at a crossroads right now after its fifth election in under four years and he is begging for unity. Still with me in studio, our senior diplomat, a correspondent, Owen Ultiman, a moving speech, what stood out for you? Yeah, obviously, Benita, on one hand, the notes that we would come to expect and we would expect at a ceremony, judges, this one addressing the way the subject, that's an issue, right? Calling for unity, calling for everyone to calm down with the political rhetoric. But of course, a kind of twist coming as it does only days after the election, right? Talking, speaking to the victors and asking from them magnanimity and not triumphalism, speaking to the losers and asking from them determination and dedication to keep participating in the political process rather than sourness on the one hand or fear on the other. To say the least, I don't think that captures the public mood on either side of the political spectrum, that's not where either side is. But Isaac Hurts, I'll get least, charting a path for each to get there and setting those out as destinations to which they should go. Of course, it's gonna be up to the wider society to take up the mantle and do that. Like we're about to hear from Prime Minister or still Prime Minister, Yair Lapid, and see if he responds and to what extent he responds to Isaac Hurts' call. And what he says as the leader of the nation, also as leader of his political bloc, if he speaks to them. And if and when we hear from Benjamin Netanyahu, later on in the day or in the days to come, what he has to say to his political bloc. And if he picks up this mantle of asking magnanimity from them rather than triumphalism, will of course be the points that we're gonna be waiting to hear from each of the two leaders. And also interesting to hear him talking about that the solution going forward is about sitting around the table and speaking together and that differences shouldn't be a problem. We are watching right now Yair Lapid, the outgoing Prime Minister of Israel, about to speak. Let's go back to Mount Hurts' The distinguished guests, dear Rabin family, Mr. President, as fate would have it, this commemoration for Isaac Rabin takes place only a few days after the state of Israel went to elections and returned from them again divided, again angry, again threatening to split into us and them. There is no us and them, only us. Rabin's murder was an assassination attempt on the very idea of shared life. We bravely barely survived it, but the wounds have not yet healed. It is our job to heal them every day. We're here together, religious and secular, right-wing, left-wing, centrist. The differences of opinion are deep. They are real, sometimes necessary, but above all, we have a shared responsibility. The IDF is all of us. The police is all of us. The legal system is all of us. The Bible is all of us. An absolute majority of the country's citizens believe in the rule of law, democratic values, and mutual respect. The absolute majority of Israelis want a Judaism that unites us, not Judaism that is a political tool, and certainly not a Judaism that is an endorsement of violence. The absolute majority of Israeli citizens are not ready to let hatred rule their lives.  We have to decide now, at this moment, where the country is going. We are close to the point of no return, but it's still in our hands. We can still change. Reality is not an inevitable result of demography and geography. It is a result of choices that we make. The government, headed by me, lost in the elections held last week. I'm not going to waste my life hating whoever won. I'm not getting ready to turn my back on those who didn't choose us. Those who believe in Israeli democracy when they win should also believe in it when they lose. There is no scenario, no situation, in which we will enter the new government. We will fight from the opposition for our worldview and for the values of a huge public that elected us. We will fight until we return to power. This is also Robin's legacy. It's also part of his biography to never give up on what you believe in. If, in the meantime, the elected government does good things for the citizens of Israel, we'll support them. We will be an opposition to the government, but we will never be an opposition to the state. On Tuesday night, there were many sad people who thought and said that this is the end of the country. They're wrong. Just as wrong were those who said that after Robin's murder, just as wrong as those who shouted it when we formed the government. At the same time, I do not suggest that the new government takes these responses slightly. This is real pain of people whose dreams have been shattered. This is the anxiety of people who feel there is an attack on the way of life and the values that are important to them. The correct response is not despair, but to fight for these values. It's Hakra bin was a soldier in the peace army. I am a soldier in the army of democracy. This is the war of the era. We will protect the Israeli democracy and guard it. We will protect the rule of law, the independence of the court, human dignity for the declaration of independence, promise of complete social and political equality of all its citizens without distinction of religious race, sex, freedom of religion, conscience, language, education, culture. Our democracy may not appear in scripture, but this ceremony is a reminder that our democracy is sanctified in blood. It's Hakra bin was murdered by those whose violent incitement made him believe that he should not accept the voter's decision. This, too, we must remember and not forget. It would be an insult to this place. It would be an injury to Rabin's memory and the memory of all of those on this mountain. If we continue the destructive addiction to the division of us and them, there's no us and them. At the graduation ceremony of officer's course, there's no us and them at the Saturday night or when we stand together at the line, there's no us and them when, on hundreds of screens, appears the picture of smiling 18-years-old Noa Lazar of Emek Hafer, who could have been our daughter but was killed defending our lives. We owe it to her. We owe it to Israq Rabin not to give up, never give up, to fight for the common good. Don't let this country disintegrate into angry tribes. I'm not ready for this country to collapse under infighting and hatred, because I know how it ends. It ends with three gunshots. It ends here, in the ceremony, in this place. There is no point in this commemoration. There's no point in this day if we don't learn something from it, if we don't learn the lessons. The thing we must learn from Rabin's life and death is that love of the homeland is first and foremost. The love of the people who live with you in the same homeland may be of blessed memory. Outgoing Prime Minister Yair Lapid with strong words and a powerful.


How's it going everybody? Dato Doi here and we're here with the brand new Dragon Ball Legends banner featuring some fan favorites also very depressing because the only character from Imperial Advent on this banner is Kid Gohan and the only the only sparking I pulled from this was Kid Gohan so that is depressing and Pan's also on here so if we pull Pan and I seem a bit disappointed you know anyway let's take a look at the banner and what we can possibly pull from here like I said we have some big fan favorites here we have trunks obviously one of the big cards we're hoping to pull honestly out of every card here probably going to be the trunks I really hate that this is red though like Super Saiyan Goku's red Super Saiyan Vegeta's red they're really trying to not this I guess this is their way of balancing Saiyans because it is probably the best team in the game obviously but man that is just so lame dude they're all red so it's really hard to not get countered by Broly but hey if you got a Broly I guess there you go um but still trunks obviously great pull Vegeta I actually instead of making this a 4000 crystal video I just decided hey you know what I'm not that lucky let me just buy the pack that comes with Vegeta and a thousand crystals so I do already have a Vegeta but I'd love to pull more obviously then we have you know Android 20 not too high but Jiro is pretty cool uh what we don't want to see is Android 19 probably my least favorite character in Dragon Ball he did give Vegeta a cool moment but uh you know he's kind of he's kind of there to make Vegeta look cool and then we have just an extreme trunks which you know pretty cool would take but obviously Super Saiyan trunks would be better all right so like always we're gonna go ahead and start with the discount single summons because these are just so clean so why don't let's not waste any time let's just make this a good video right off the bat a sparking single that would be fantastic go ahead show me whoa whoa whoa whoa go ahead show me show me what we got oh this is starting strong and by strong I mean weak we are not getting anything on this first pull just a hunch of course but you know one pod doesn't exactly give me hope and Goku dying also not the best uh motivational thing you want to see their hero unit man what was I just I didn't even know there was a hero 19 card come on man wow a z mission well I guess that's pretty good hero night ah that is depressing all right uh just to you know just just for the one time one time let's go ahead and let's go ahead and pull freeza that's the only card I don't have because of the ginyu event now that I'm thinking about it uh the ginyu event let me get kappa a free sparking ginyu oh no damn that is depressing looks like I'm not gonna get freeza this time around lads hopefully on the next banner freeze it comes back but uh not too hopeful we do have the freezer event actually now that I'm thinking about it I don't think it gives you sparking freezer though let's see what we got hero unit uh vegeta hopefully that is a sign of good things to come though all right let's see we got 300 for a single so we might we might hop back later and do a little uh something something down on the first banner just for all time sake still don't have scout or vegeta uh let's just go ahead and hop into a consecutive the real meat of the video here come on trunks come on trunks that's what we're hoping for if uh if you pull the trunks go ahead and let me know I'm sure some of you have already pulled the trunks on a single three pods I'm liking it let me see super saiyan no super saiyan hmm you know that's fine that's fine it's uh you know it's random and g just gotta hope oh my god blue letters yo vegeta save a boy vegeta where you at vegeta oh that is so bad that that gives me nothing like I've said before hero napa wow rocking the old cards zarban also pretty old wow hero pan bless up let's do it let's get a sparking hero pan bless this summon how many nappas am I gonna pull birder birder oh my extreme what what is this dude this is like okay frieza I guess that's a card I couldn't have gotten back on the old banner wow this is trash thanks for nothing pan look at how many limit breaks we have to sit sir oh my goodness oh my go though limit breaks you should have an option to disable go low limit breaks all right all right all right don't get too ahead of yourself birder all right well that's not even talk about mercenary tau he can go hit the brakes as far as I can as far as I'm concerned all right let's hop in with a you know let's just do a quick single actually no I should I should probably save that for imperial advent okay well we'll decide later I've run away from harsh decisions harsh decisions scare me are oh the longer it takes the load the better the animation the better the animation the better the pulls that is my way of life here we go hit me with the one time one time three pods the same as last time super saying hey we are in there we are glowing boys we are glowing the backflip I'm out of there oh red text we in there oh this is sparking we got a sparking boys it's confirmed oh my god okay let's go okay this is gonna be some fire this is gonna be some fire right off the bat and me I'm just kidding just because it doesn't come for oh no I'm serious this time this time actually and me because that was actually so bad oh my god I can't think of a worse three come on hey that's you know that's pretty cool I'll take it here we go split truck truck truck truck no I have seven copies of you my man get off of here come on spark up spark up spark up ah I'll take it it's not looking good for trunks this time though all right I could do with 50% less injured 19s 100% more trunks oh that was so oh that was the one two look at the five-star Goku man I'm so happy for you I'm sure probably the worst iteration of Yamcha that was that was when he was at his peak of uselessness hey we got the trunks though let's see what the art is oh wow all right looking crispy my dude I'm pretty good I am so tired of pulling Super Saiyan Goku what's this art oh all right that's that's pretty hot actually all right let's do some singles I've made up my mind I want trunks I want trunks on a single I've been holding out on you guys oh what extreme you did at least three pods for a hero seems a bit excessive oh wow okay I thought I was getting rocked oh wait a minute wait a minute hold it hold the phones everybody this is a single this is a single Vegeta Vegeta Vegeta Vegeta help me oh no Vegeta help me spark up spark up spark up ah I guess it's a limit break I guess wait am I on the right banner you can really pull that Krillin here wow I guess you can depressing a little bit depressing all right one more single one more single two more singles how many more singles oof yikes that was a forecast calls for clear skies boys oh my god and a side of a side of a beating too Frieza just struck me oh my god is there a worse animation to get I'm gonna get a cardboard hero Zarbon hey I don't think Zarbon's that bad you had to give the boy to the whole nine yards hmm yeah let's roll with it one more single one more one more for the one time one time one time hit it hit it back yikes another real winner we got here boys I'm gonna let it play out just in hopes Vegeta saves me oh my god wow this is my life huh just getting beat down on singles like actually beat down and killed beat down and struck I'm hoping for a miracle ah birder okay this is it boys the real finale those singles were trash the first one actually got me kind of turn but this is it this is it what this will leave me with eight stones I gotta do my daily I gotta do my I gotta I gotta do my daily missions today and grind up that Vegeta I guess I'm so glad I went with that version oh I'm so glad I bought that oh my god it's raining Raditz boys oh let's go we are popping off six sparkings one summon is it possible I'll beat his ass go let's go show me the text blue oh no I'm about to pull seven extreme units pull through pull through pull through pull through uh yikes yikes yikes yikes come on come on sparking trunks if I get sparking trunks I'll walk away with everything I want from the spanner I'll never return didoria now that that is the weaker version of sarah don't like this cyberman at all come on hero birder nap up goldo what's going on yamcha what's happening what is this this is actually really cool this is like an album cover no no no oh it's like poetry it's like poetry of course we go out and make stream oh top 10 most depressing summoning videos of all time top 10 most depressing summoning videos of all time you already know how it goes the story of the boy who walked into dragon ball legends wanting a trunks at least I didn't pull the pan oh goku why are you on this banner seriously though goku has no right to be here he's been in so many well I guess I guess he was only in the first one but man well hopefully you enjoyed this summoning video for what it was the depressing the depressing video that it was and uh if you did let me know down in the comments also what'd you pull on this banner if you pulled on this banner see you guys next time


Hello and welcome to Top 10 Emerging Technologies, a show from the World Economic Forum that looks at the performance of some of the most promising technologies of the last decade. I'm your host, Greta Keenan, and in this episode, we'll be talking about self-healing materials, which made it onto our list in 2013. To get us started, let's have a look at this video from one of our events in 2016, where Professor Abir Al-Tabar from the University of Cambridge highlights the potential use of self-healing concrete. Can we design our concrete structures to look after themselves? This way, they could last so much longer, we would use far less concrete, slashing expenditure, carbon emissions, and environmental damage. Looking to natural systems for inspiration, the concept of self-healing materials emerged. So can we turn the non-living concrete all around us into living systems? We see advances in other sectors, self-healing paint for our cars and self-healing roads, self-healing asphalt for our roads are becoming a reality. But concrete is a far more complex material. It is multi-component, multi-layered system, and damage occurs at different length and temporal scales. Here today to tell us more about self-healing materials is Professor Abir Al-Tabar herself. Hi Abir, thanks for joining us. Hi, thank you for having me. So your research focuses specifically on self-healing cement, but taking a step back for a moment, could you tell us a bit more about self-healing materials generally? What are they and how are they used? Self-healing materials are a group of materials that belong to what we call biomimetic materials. So these are materials that mimic nature and natural systems, which have the ability to sense their environment, adapt, response, and self-repair. So they have self-healing capabilities as well as self-sensing, self-diagnosing, and self-immunising. And so the idea with using self-healing materials or biomimetic materials in general is to enable our materials to have a long and happy life. And so we are trying to mimic natural systems into our wide range of materials that we see around us. The other beauty about natural systems is that they're low carbon, low energy, and low waste. So we are building new materials with significantly enhanced sustainability and carbon footprint. So self-healing materials were named one of our top 10 emerging technologies in 2013. How far has the technology come since then, would you say? There's been development in multiple damaged repairs, so multiple components together, multiple materials together, looking at combining some of these attributes, so self-healing and self-sensing. And there's been obviously advances in nanotechnology and smart manufacturing and sustainability that we've been applying to the developments of those materials moving towards. So what are the widespread implications of the type of work that you're doing on self-healing materials? Why are you interested in creating cement that can heal itself? Yeah, the impact would be huge because cement has a large carbon footprint. And alongside the development of quite a number of exciting low carbon cements, which minimise the capital carbon, we also need to minimise the service life carbon footprint. And so self-healing materials together with low carbon cementitious systems will provide this whole life carbon reduction. So we have sustainable products, we contribute significantly to reaching net zero by 2050. I guess there's also an economic argument for creating infrastructure that's going to heal itself rather than having to keep repairing it year after year. Absolutely. So you reduce the cost significantly. I think one issue to address now is in most cases the people who build are not the people who maintain. And so there is no not much incentive for the constructor to worry about the repair and to install these self-healing materials from the beginning. So the idea would be to bring all these people together and to bring together the responsibility of maintenance back to their client or to their constructor. So looking ahead possibly the next five to 10 years, where do you see this technology going? Yeah, there are many exciting opportunities moving forward. So we're going to focus on roads and we're going to basically transform our roads into biomimetic materials that can self-stems and self-heal and they can communicate with the digital twins. They can communicate with robotics that will repair them. And we would like to combine that with even additional functionalities because materials we embed in roads can also clean the air around the road surface as well as alleviate flooding as well as energy capture. And so there's many functionalities that we can add to the road materials that are at the moment passive. What do you think is the timeline for these self-healing materials being completely integrated into our day-to-day life? It sounds as if the technology is still in its infancy perhaps. So what is the sort of time scale for really widespread introduction to our societies? I think a couple of things. Because the technology is so varied I think some self-healing products will make it into the market pretty quickly and we're focusing on those sort of low-hanging fruits where actually the technologies or the type of technology like the capsules are already known in construction. More complex self-healing which are so more more intrusive might require more delving into standards and actual impact on the performance of the structures. Are there any barriers to self-healing materials becoming widespread in our societies and towns? The barriers always cost and we are trying to minimize that as much as possible and make it compatible with the type of additives that are normally used in construction and providing incentive for this capital investment at the beginning to provide longevity and sort of healthy life over the surface life of the structure. So construction is a very conservative sector and so the use of any different mixes additives in cementitious materials will require compliance with the standards. Professor Abir Al-Tabbar thank you so much for joining us today and sharing all your insights on self-healing materials. Materials we use in everyday life from car paint to concrete roads have a limited lifespan. Self-healing materials offer a solution to this problem with the potential to save time and money on material maintenance as well as reduce the amount of waste and carbon emissions we produce. Although still in its infancy the technology is advancing rapidly and could be used to repair buildings and roads in our cities in the years ahead but if we want to integrate self-healing materials at scale they will have to be affordable and regulated to meet construction material standards. If you enjoyed this episode please join the conversation on social media and we'll see you next time for another episode of top 10 emerging technologies.


Now, we need to minimize this functional form to understand or this functional form to know that how to minimize this functional form error term, we need to minimize this using the least square method. Now, what is a least square method? Because we will be using this method to minimize the error term that comes between the regression line and the actual data point. What is this least square method? Generally, regression technique minimize the error term with a view of finding the regression equation that best fits the observed data. This method use the sum of the square of the error term that regression technique 6 to minimize and find the value of a and b that produce the best fit line. Now, how this OLS method they minimize this error term? They find the sum of the square of the error term that regression techniques trying to minimize. They will take the sum of the square of the error term, the deviation between the actual data point and the regression line. What through the regression technique they are trying to minimize and find the value of a and b that will fit the, that will best fit the regression line with the observed data point or the actual data point. So, we will see now this OLS method that how this OLS method is being used to minimize the sum of the error term by finding the value of a and b. So, we have, suppose we have n pair of observation. We can call it from both the variable x 1, y 1 to x n, y n. Here we basically want to fit the regression line given by the equation y is equal to a plus b x. And what is the motivation to fit the line? We need to find such value for a and b that will minimize the, that will minimize the sum of square of error term. So, we need to calculate the value of a and b which will minimize the sum of the square of the error term. So, this is e is equal to t from 1 to n that is e t square or we can call it as the e that is the error term. So, in through OLS method we are trying to find the value of a and b which will minimize the sum of the square of the error term and this is the sum of the error term square. Now, we will see how we are going to minimize this error sum of square. So, error sum of square generally t 1 to n that is y minus a minus b x. So, e is equal to t is equal to 1 by n. So, y minus a minus b x square and we need to differentiate it with respect to, we need to differentiate with respect to a and with respect to b. So, if it is differentiated with respect to a then we get 2 sigma y minus a minus b x and in this case minus 2 sigma x y minus a minus b x and we need to minimize this and for minimization we need to equalize this with 0. So, for minimizing this error term, so minimizing this error term we have to set d e by d a has to equal to 0 and d e by d b has to be 0. So, d e by d a which is minus 2 sigma y minus a minus b x is equal to 0 and d e d b is minus 2 e x y minus a minus b x is equal to 0. Alternately, see minus 2 is a common factor in both these cases, we can consider this take out this minus 2. So, this will be sigma y minus a minus b x has to equal to 0 and x y is equal to a minus b x has to be equal to 0. Now, we can rewrite this equation as we can rewrite this equation as e y minus n a minus b e x is equal to 0 e x y minus a sigma x b sigma x square is equal to 0. So, arranging this we can call it e y is equal to n a plus b e x and e x y is equal to a sigma x plus b e y square. So, these are the normal equations and this normal equations can be solved by determining the value of constant a and b. So, we need to find out the value of a on the basis of this normal equation. So, this is e x square e y minus e y e x y and by n e x square minus e x whole square and for b we can find out this n e x y minus e x e y n e x square minus e x whole square. So, once we put the numerical value here for x and y, once we find out this numerical value of x and y we get the value of a and b and also we get the regression equation. So, this is the formula to find out the a and b. So, in that formula we can put the value of x and y through that we can get the value of a and b and from there again we can get the regression equation which will best fit to the data. Now, so we use OLS method to find out the value of a and b which will best fit to the regression line and also which will minimize the error term what comes from the difference between the deviation between the original regression line and the actual data point or the observed data point. Now, what is the problem with this regression techniques? This technique shows only the probable tendency not the exact tendency and that is how you cannot say that whatever the it cannot be exact the value after getting the value of a and b also it may not possible to get the best fit line and this technique does not consider the effect of predictable and unpredictable event which might affect the on which might affect the predictable event. So, neither it consider the effect of predictable nor unpredictable event, but which might affect the result or which might affect the value of a and b and that is why this method is there is a problem with this method. Now, how to overcome this? We can find out how reliable is the estimated value of coefficient, how well estimated regression line fits to the observed data and that we can find out through the test of statistical significance. We can find out the estimated value of coefficient and how well estimated regression line will fit to the observed data. How will do this test of significance? Generally, this is the test of significance of the estimated parameter. So, how we generally do it? We take it a null hypothesis and we try to see that whatever the null hypothesis what is the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis? We find a level of significance and we say that if the level of if we set up a limit and set up a percentage that if the level of significance of this then the null hypothesis has to accept. If the level of significance of this then the null hypothesis has to reject. So, for generally hypothesis testing also with this the level of significance. Then this level of significance is determined by the standard ratio and the t statistic. So, next we will find out the formula to find out how to what is the standard error or what is the how to find out the standard error and how to find out the t ratio because that will through the standard error standard error and t ratio we can find out what is the level of significance or what is how reliable is the estimated coefficient or how the estimated coefficient will fit the regression line into the observed data. So, we will find out the standard error. So, standard error is it is nothing but the standard deviation of estimated value from the sample value. So, standard error of coefficient B can be this is the formula to find out the standard error for coefficient B that is sigma y t minus y t square by n minus k e x t minus x bar square or rewriting this e t this is the error term square n minus k e x t minus x bar square. So, here x t and y t are the y t this is the actual sample value for x and y for the time period t y e t is the estimated value x bar is the mean value of x n is the number of observation and k is the number of estimated coefficient. So, this n minus k is generally known as the degree of freedom. So, this is how we calculate the standard error this is the formula to calculate standard error and once standard error is calculated then we can find out the t ratio and t ratio on the basis of the value of B and standard error of the B. So, this t ratio with the value of t and S B we can find out the level of significance and the level through the level of value of the level of significance we can find out whether to reject null hypothesis or accept and on that basis we can find out that how reliable is the estimated coefficient and how the estimated coefficient will fit into the fits into the regression line best bit regression line. So, this is this level of significance or this test is only to find out how reliable is the estimated coefficient, but apart from this also there is a test of goodness of fit or we call it is the coefficient of determination it is to test the overall explanatory power of the estimated regression equation. So, it is or the estimated regression model or the estimation regression equation. So, through this coefficient of determination or the test of goodness of fit generally this test is conducted to test the overall explanatory power of the regression equation because that gives the clarity that gives the accuracy that whether the regression equation is fitting into the best fit regression line or not. So, to test this to test this goodness of fit or to find out the coefficient of determination we will see what is the formula to do that. So, this coefficient of determination is all otherwise known as r square and r square is find through explained variation of explained variation in y and total variation in y. So, what is the explained variation in y that is t is equal to 1 to n that is y t estimated mean value this is the explained and what is the total, total variation is e t is equal to 1 n then y t and y bar square. So, this is the explained variation in y this is the total variation in y through this will find out the coefficient of determination or the r square. See so, through this r square is since this is explained and total. So, the explained variation in y is y t by y bar square and total variation is y t minus y bar square. So, this total variation it has two part one is explained another is unexplained. So, from here unexplained part is e t is equal to 1 to n. So, y t is y t e square and total variation is that is unexplained y t e minus y bar this is explained plus unexplained that is y t minus y t e square. So, now this is the total variation this how we got that is through the explained and the unexplained part of the variation in y. So, r square is equal to y t minus y bar square this is the explained variation and y t minus y bar this is the total variation. So, this value of r square once we get the value of r square this talks about what is the total variation in dependent variable total variation in dependent variable explained through independent variable. So, suppose the value of r square comes as r square is equal to suppose 0.91 it means 0.91. 91 percent of the total variation in the dependent variable is explained by the explained by the independent variable and this is also we can say highly explanatory power and the regression line is good fit because of the value of r square is 91 percent. Next we will find out one more one more relationship between the two that is from the r square and this square root of r square gives us r and r is nothing but the coefficient of correlation coefficient and what is the role of this correlation coefficient in regression equation this measures the degree of association between dependent and the independent variable. So, this correlation coefficient generally measures the degree of association between dependent and independent variable and how we get this r this is from the square root of r square. So, this suppose we get a value of this is 0.88. So, how we can explain this 0.88 or how what is the implication of this 0.88? There is a strong association between dependent and the independent variable because the value of r is 0.88 suppose the value of r is 0.22. So, out of one if it is the value of association is just 0.22 we can say that these two variables are not strongly associated or these two variables are not may be associated with each other means the when the if change in one variable it is not going to affect the change it is not going to change the other variable. So, if you summarize whatever we discussed today about the use of regression technique or use of rudimentary method to understand this or to find out the relationship between the economic variable. Generally regression analysis is widely used in business and economic analysis, but when it comes to that what is the contribution in term of regression technique the only the provides the method of measuring the regression coefficient how both of them they are related that is through correlation coefficient and may be what is the magnitude what is the change in the dependent and independent variable that is through the regression coefficient. So, this regression analysis is provided providing only a method to measure the regression coefficient and also to test their reliability or goodness of it, but it is not providing the theoretical base of the relationship between the dependent variable and independent variable. So, the null hypothesis is always there that there is a dependent variable and the independent variable they are related how they are related and how independent variable and dependent variable they are related. So, regression technique is not contributing to that that how this theoretical relationship is being built up or what is the basis of this kind of relationship between the dependent variable and dependent variable they are not contributing to the theoretical structure of this relationship between the dependent variable independent variable only they are providing the methods which empirically talks about the relationship between the dependent variable and the independent variable. And it also talks that when we estimate the coefficient of the independent variable how reliable it is and also that how it whether it fits to a good regression line or best fit regression line or not. So, with this we conclude the discussion on the regression analysis and then we will start the next model that is on the theory of demand.


What's up internet? There has been a lot of movement in the entry-level case market. There are the well-known players like Rack, Techware, Phantek. But there are a lot of new players coming in. We're looking at Montek. But today, we're looking at Micronics, which is an even newer player. Di siya ganun ka sikat. But we like to keep tabs on what's happening in the market so that we can also compare to the cases that we do have on stock. So this is the OM1 circle for Micronics. And when I take a look at entry-level cases, usually I'm looking for two things. One, does it look different? Yun nga, sobrang daming entry-level cases na you want something distinctive, yung hindi lang parang cookie cutter na approaching generic. So does it look good? And two, is it good quality? Hindi naman parang Yero or Delata pag inaanomayong material nya. So those are the two basic things that we'll take a look at today with the OM1. First, the styling. Hindi siya usual G-Waze bang RGB. There's just a very subtle white circle fan here in the middle. Looks kind of like a Cyclops. And they achieve this effect with basically blackout. This entire top upper part is blackout and then they etched out a circle through the tint. So it's very dark tint, can't see anything.  There are three included fans. Only two of them are white. One of them is non-white. And these are true static white. Hindi sila RGB na nakaset sa white. Again, because this is an entry-level build. Now, taste is very subjective, but to be honest, I like this front look. Bagay siya pang gaming, pero puwede rin siya sa office. So there's a versatility to this OM1. What a lot of enthusiasts won't like. Yung current meta for cases is mesh. Everybody loves them holes now. Gusto nila mas poros, mas fine as possible. But this is a throwback to earlier styles of cases. So this is solid front. You don't get a lot of air inflow in here. So at best, you wouldn't want to put a high-end rig. High-end means heat. Means you need better air flow and better heat dissipation. You probably wouldn't put a high-end rig into this one. But certainly for an office build, no problem. And for entry-level gaming rigs, ok na rin siya. There is intake here on the side. And again, this is something we saw from cases like two or three years ago. Medyo one step generation-wise behind. So you do get intake here on the sides.  For performance, you really will look for another kind of case. There are standard things that we've come to expect from cases. Even high-end cases which are present here such as a PSU shroud. Cable management options are not bad to be honest. There aren't the same amount of options that you would find that say in fractal design or NZXT. But there is a central canal here sort of towards the front of the case where it is beginner-friendly. You have a lot of options where you want to route your cables. Interestingly, they've done away with grommets. Grommets are sort of like a 50-50 thing. A lot of people look for them, a lot of people don't like them because after a while, they do kind of try to spread out and di na sila maganda tingnan. Although that was a staple for cable management again in cases a couple of years ago. So I'm a little surprised that we don't find them here. Finally, the looks are complimented by this rear white fan. So you have two white fans, one in front, one in the rear and then you have one last non-white fan here in the front for air intake. So looks wise, I would say not bad, a bit distinctive. The front is easy to clean and while you may get fingerprints on it, a smooth out will remove them just fine. And there's a satisfying roughness to the texture of the front panel, the non-glass part. Lastly, of course, you have your standard TG side panel which is removable by screws, a touch I always like even in higher-end cases. The case is roomy enough to fit fairly large components. For CPU cooler, it can fit a max height of 160mm, quite tall. For GPUs, max length of 320mm, also quite long. And finally, you can support a 240mm AIO. Not too big, but basically standard medium-length size for an AIO. I've talked about cookie cutter and actually if you've seen a lot of other cases, especially deep cool, this will remind you of the old Matrix series. Even the mesh top filter, the bottom PSU filter, all of them are straight out of the deep cool playbook. We were actually discussing in shop whether licensed lang tong design nato. So they took the basic design, tas medyo rin nito ok nila konte. But whether it's licensed or not, the design elements of that previous Matrix line are very visible, very recognizable in this type of case. Which is not a bad thing. The Matrix series, in its previous incarnation, what's pretty good looking for its time. Now the case design has moved on, that look of a case from one generation ago is now seeping into the entry-level market. So looks wise, not bad. Quality wise, not bad also for the price. You do have to keep in mind that this is an entry-level case. For higher-level cases, when you tap around the case, it's a very satisfying deeper tap because the material used is a lot thicker, a lot more solid. You don't find that in the OM1, but you don't expect to at this price range. At this point, as long as it doesn't feel particularly flimsy, which it doesn't, the side panel does feel solid. So for an entry-level case, not bad nang overall build quality. I mentioned deep cool before and even the rear is very reminiscent of the deep cool cases from a generation ago. But one good thing that was added to the Micronix OM1 is the USB 3 port here. You'd be surprised a lot of our customers do ask, may USB 3 naba yung case? And as time goes on, more and more people because more and more devices are coming on the market, which have USB-C and more and more people expect that it'll be easy to hook up those devices to their computer. So good addition by Micronix to put a USB 3 port here on top. Aside from that, not much really to go on about. It is a solid case. Price is good. You're getting what you pay for. Kung kinakabahan ka to try out the brand since they are new on the market, like if you do go through their lineup and you see a case that you like, at least based on what we've seen here, you can reasonably expect that that case will be decent for the money that you've spent. Thanks for watching. Nagbabenta rin kami ng fully assembled rigs. We clean computers. Kasama na rin yung excellent cable management namin and CPU cooler repasting sa cleaning. We also clean and repaste GPUs. Na sa makati yung physical store namin and you can also buy from our site, www.hwsugar.ph, na 100% palaging up-to-date yung inventory dun. Kung instock yung item sa amin, available yung sa site. We also ship nationwide. Thanks for watching and maybe one of these days, magkita tayo sa shop.


Neville definitely would, Longbottom is married. Nooo!  There are still loads of single-pringles from Gryffindor and Slytherin to get your raven claws all over for some of that good old Hufflepuff fun. Yep, we're doing a Harry Potter relationship update. Next up, Neville Longbottom, aka Matthew Lewis, just married, no, not Luna Lovegood, but American lifestyle blogger Angela Jones. Matt posted an adorable pic to share the news and galloping gargoyles, this is too cute. According to Angela's blog, the couple first met when she was working in the VIP team at the actual Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Awwww. Next to Hermione, Emma Watson just broke up with Glee Stard called Overstreet Boo. The guys were first spotted together leaving the Vanity Fair Oscars party, but after six months they've apparently cast an Avada cadavera curse, unfollowing each other on Instagram. A source told The Daily Prophet, oh sorry, The Sun, that things just haven't worked out between them and they are both now single again.  The star's long time relationship with Georgia Groom is apparently still going strong, with Georgia spotted hanging out with Rupert at the shoot for the second season of Snatch back in January. But what about the chosen one? Well, reports that Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe has proposed to his long term girlfriend Erin Dark are apparently not true yet. Justin Bieber is a massive fan of rapper Post Malone, so much so that he's starting to morph into him. The pop star took to Instagram and told his 100 million followers that good old post seed was his man Crush Monday. Then the baby singer took to his Instagram story and shared several posts of his long locks and facial hair with the caption, long hair, don't care and my stash is gorgeous. With a follow up post, I'm going to grow my hair down to my toes. I can't actually say I'm surprised though that he wants to now have another hair change. Don't you remember the infamous side swoop that every teenage boy wanted back in 2009? And we can't forget the bleach bra on hairdo he gave us back in 2015. Whether he has a short back in size or grows his hair like Hagrid from Harry Potter, I think fans will still be crushing on him. Everyone's favorite show, well mine, Love Island is coming back on Nutelli very soon and there might be some celebs surprises in store. While the majority of the cast has been announced, it sounds like Little Mick Starley and Pinnock's older sister Sarah could also be set to enter the villa. We apparently won't be seeing her for the first coupling as she's set to be a drop-in later on in the series. You know, just to mix things up a little. See what I did there. Sorry, let me continue. Sarah could be stirring things up a little bit in there as she's known to be a right party girl, even running her own party planning business.  Hi, welcome to another episode of Celebrity Datathon. With me, your host, some guy who looks a bit like Shia LaBeouf. Let's meet our first contestant. Please give a warm welcome to 25 year old model slash actor Cara Dillavine and 28 year old actor Ashley Benson.  On the cheek. Calm down. Understandably, these two have got social media boiling, wondering if this is a more than a friend's thing. But is this just fan speculation or something more serious? You know him from a world famous boy band, you know her from the silver screen and her music and they know each other from a public snog at BBC's biggest weekend in Swansea. It's only Niall Horan and Hailey Steinfeld. There's been rumours about these two for a while now and they've been spotted by radio one producer Fiona Hanlon, who said something lovely about them on Nick Grimshaw's radio show. I haven't actually said it yet. They were snogging they were so cute. Now you can do it. Okay. This next couple are feeling pretty shy. So please give a lovely warm welcome to Ariana Grande, a new boo Pete Davidson. After making it Instagram official for the first and second and third time this week, we've now been treated to this picture of them sharing an actual kiss.  That's killed the vibe a bit, to be honest. You're not going to find that printed on Valentine's Day cards are you? Best of luck there, guys. Let's move on. And our last contestants are young Jayden Smith from America, USA taking his girlfriend Odessa Adlon to prom. And don't they just look content and a tiny bit uncomfortable. Jayden's interests include Twitter philosophy and long walks away from his parents shadows. He captioned this picture on Twitter. We went to prom. This picture describes the experience. She's a lucky, lucky girl. Well, good luck, Jayden on your second prom. Second prom. Why? I really do not understand what's going on over there at all.


Greetings and welcome to the Introduction to Astronomy. In this lecture, we are going to talk about the scales of the universe and the different sizes and things that we will look at, starting with Earth and working our way out to the edge of the universe. So in a way, we're getting an overview of some of the things that can be talked about in this class. So, let's look. What about our trip through the universe? Well, we can zip through everything. We don't have to worry about light speed or anything else. We can start with Earth and work our way out to the edge of the universe by looking at various objects. Now, let's start with a common one here and that is our Earth. And here is our Earth is seen from space. You can see the continents of Africa and Europe and part of Asia here as we examine our Earth and Earth being known as the only planet in our solar system that currently has liquid water on its surface. Now, if we want to move a little further out, we see our Earth-Moon system. Now, if we want to see the Earth and Moon system, this is to scale. So if we size the Earth down to what is shown here, then the Moon would be this size about a quarter the size of the Earth and it would be this far away at perigee. Perigee is when it's closest and this far away at apogee when it's furthest from Earth. So, a range of distance here. But the size and scale is exactly what we would expect. And again, what's in between this is all empty space. So, there is nothing in between those. Now, let's continue looking outward a little further. Let's look at our solar system. Now, it's hard to compare our solar system in terms of sizes because what we see here, here, we scale to our Sun at this size and the planets are all scaled, but what it does not do is give us any sense of the distances between them. So, because the space is so empty, it is not that they are this close together. There is actually a vast space between the planets. So, here we see that. Now, if we want to look at that vast distance, let's look at that here. Here are some of the terrestrial planets to scale. Now, the sizes of the planets and then we go out to the giant planets here. So, we can get an idea of the scales of these and then if we want to look to some of them further out objects, some of the objects out beyond Neptune and that shows them to scale and you can see how the inner and the outer planets are very small parts of our solar system as visualized in this animation. Now, we can move out a little further out beyond our solar system and let's look at the nearest objects, nearest stars and here is a map chart showing the nearest stars to our Sun. So, our Sun is here at the center and we see that there, labeled Soul and here are all of the other stars around us. These are stars within 15 light years of Earth and we can see that there are a few, a couple dozen of them, Alpha Centauri being one prominent one the nearest but if you look, most of these are not the prominently named stars in the night sky and that's because most of those bright stars are much further away but are extremely bright. Many of the nearby stars are actually very faint stars and very difficult to see but we can still, again, we're getting that sense of how empty things are that we have these stars scattered about with a lot of empty space between them. We can move further out to our galaxy and here we see that, our galaxy with the Sun's orbit labeled here and then we can see some of the different spiral arms. Here it makes our galaxy look very full and packed with material. However, we still have to consider that there is a lot of empty space within this as we looked at that around each of those stars so remember how much empty space there actually is. Our own galaxy about 120,000 light years across. Now as we move further out, we see some other galaxies and here we see our local group. There's our Milky Way which is here in the center and the next nearest large galaxy is the Andromeda Galaxy over here on this side and those are the two largest galaxies but there are a lot of small galaxies that make this up as well. We see a few spiral, elliptical, and irregular type galaxies that are scattered around dozen galaxies within a couple of million light years. Very few of them are easy to see. The easy ones to see are Andromeda, the Milky Way, and then M33 which are the three largest galaxies. Many of these other ones are faint and hard to see. But again, look at the empty space. We saw our Milky Way galaxy but then there's all these galaxies worth of space where there is essentially nothing. Now we can move out even further and let's look at some clusters of galaxy. This is the Virgo cluster of galaxies. So here we're seeing a much larger cluster and in fact even just the central portion of that cluster. We can go out beyond that and look at the super cluster. So galaxies cluster. Now there's our local group and we have the Virgo cluster over here that we looked at and now we have all of these others as well which are also part of our local super cluster of galaxies. So galaxies tend to cluster into groups which cluster into even larger groups and those large super clusters that's not the end of it those large super clusters will cluster into filaments. So here is an example of some of those filaments of structure in the universe as to where material is. So we're part of that Virgo cluster and then the super cluster but even that beyond that clusters into filaments and we have all of the material clustered around these filaments remember that all of that was very empty space. So the voids here are even emptier these big large hollow voids that exist empty sections of space that don't even have the clusters and super clusters let alone galaxies that we've looked at before. So the whole idea really to get out of this is how empty space is. We can look at an example here so if we make the sun the size of a basketball Earth would be about the size of a pea and would be nearly a hundred feet away. The nearest star a few thousand kilometers away so there is nothing in between these you would have the few specks of dust around one basketball and then thousands of kilometers away you would have a few specks of dust around another basketball. The rest of that is completely empty space. Space is very, very empty. So get an idea how empty space is here let's go ahead and finish up with our summary and what we've looked at we've started with the Earth and looked out to the great filaments of galaxies and what we've seen is that the solar system and the universe are both very empty. So that concludes this lecture on the scales of the universe we'll be back again next time with another topic in astronomy so until then have a great day everyone and I will see you in class


I am Private St. Nicholas Keone. I am with the 368MP company. So far, being here, we've been conducting critical side security. We go out in pairs of two. We do perimeter checks. I think what we're doing is very beneficial to being an MP since we're able to actually conduct our actual job on the field. The 368 is out here for valid shield and support of the Office of Secretary of Defense, the experimental exercise for valid shield. And it's very beneficial for us as an MP unit, and especially with the night, for us to exercise our mission essential tasks. That way, when it comes down to it, we're able to deploy out and be mission ready to meet the ninth mission and the in the pay con mission.


From Soldiers Radio and Television, this is the Army Today, a daily feature from around the globe. Deputy Surgeon General of the Army, Major General Richard Stone, made the trip from Washington, D.C. to Fort Carson, Colorado, where he got the opportunity to work out with Soldiers of the Third Brigade Combat Team using its new Tactical Athlete Program. The program is designed to increase overall physical conditioning of the soldiers as well as help prevent injury and aid recovery. However much Army we have, we have to maximize its readiness. The most common cause of loss of soldiers, and I don't mean soldier death, I'm talking about soldier injury, is from musculoskeletal injuries. We lose 10 million duty days every year, the equivalent of 27,000 soldiers. The work of the Third Brigade Combat Team has really been one of the leading programs in the Army to reduce those injuries. It's an extraordinary program that brings together civilian trainers and researchers as well as our uniformed professionals in physical therapy and athletic training and really NCO and company leadership in developing a program that reduces injuries, maximizes performance and allows effective completion of mission. I will tell you it's very impressive, the technique that really walks people through various physical performance exercises in order to improve strength, improve conditioning as well as limit injuries is very, very impressive. This is the Army Today from Soldiers Radio and Television.