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Try DuPont Self-Polishing Wax, a product of better things for better living, through chemistry. And now, Basil Rathbone as Dr. Francis Henry Brown in a chance for Jimmy on the DuPont Cavalcade of America. Worked and died many years ago. As a young doctor in Boston during the Civil War, I examined recruits for the Union armies and was alarmed at the poor health of so many young people. How could unhealthy youth make a great nation? And so when peace came, I decided to devote the rest of my life to the health of the young, especially children.  It's the same in your day as it was in mine. Let's say you have a boy, and let's say his name is Jimmy. He's six years old. One moment he seems to be perfectly well. Mom! Yes? Would you... No, dear. You gotta read me these funnies. Now, Jimmy. Oh, Mom, you gotta. Is that any way to ask me? Please! Jimmy, I told you yesterday, if I had to read you those Saturday funnies, I would not read you the Sunday funnies. Now I gave you the choice, dear. I'll go on reading you funnies all weekend, and I'm not going to do it. And neither's your father. I'll read to myself, then. That's right. I can read some of these words. Well, of course you can. Mrs. O'Brien says you're getting on very well at school with your reading. She's quite pleased with the way you're doing. Mom, I know what this says. That's right. Um, is this a jet plane, Mom? It seems to be a rocket or something. Gosh! They're shooting mail to California. Something they'll be doing in a few years, I suppose. Is Mrs. Mann got this funny look on his face? Oh, he's worried, I guess. What about? Well, this man had just told him that someone was seen tampering with a rocket. And so... What's he saying? Well, he says, look here, Morgan, you'd better... Jimmy, I am not going to read you these funnies. I don't want you to. I'll read to myself. I just want you to help. Yes, he seems to be quite all right. A little extra touchy, perhaps, but you don't think about that until later. Then, when you're at lunch... Eat your meat, dear. I don't want it. Will you like chicken? It doesn't taste good. Probably been stuffing himself with candy again. I have not. I saw you eating a lollipop. And I... You assume it's the lollipop that has spoiled his appetite, so you think no more about it until later. Then that night he sleeps restlessly and calls out a few times. You don't worry too much about that either. But next day, an hour after he leaves for school, he's back home again.  Here, let me feel your head, dear. Wait, you've got a temperature. I don't feel so good. Young man, you're going to bed. You find he has a bad sore throat and slight fever. Seems to be a cold, so you don't call the doctor right away. But the next few days, Jimmy keeps on being sick. His digestion is all upset. Then one day... Where, dear? I don't know. So you call the doctor at once. Suddenly, Jimmy seems listless and very thin. His lips are so dry, his fever is up. His forehead is gray, and his eyes glassy. The doctor comes and examines him. We'd better get him to a hospital at once. That's how it is in your day of 1947, and that's how it was in mine. But from here on, the story is very different. I'd like to turn the clock back now, back about 80 years, and take you with me, you and Jimmy and his father. I want to let you see how it would be in those days, just after the Civil War, when I was working at a hospital in Boston. In those days, medicine was still somewhat in the Middle Ages. The existence of bacteria had not been proved.  In fact, very little about anything. And much of what we thought we knew was wrong. Our hospital was still full of wounded veterans at that time, and when someone like Jimmy arrived, it was our custom just to put him in with everyone else. Doctor, is Jimmy going to be all right? I'm so worried about the way he's breathing. We'll give him every care we can, ma'am. The ward is down this corridor. Can you manage, sir? Yes, I can carry him. He's so light, suddenly, poor kid. Has he been in pain? Well, when we started out with stagecoach, he complained of pain, but then it seemed to go away. That's good. His breath is rather rusty, isn't it? He's been that way all day. Oh, what does he have, doctor? Our own doctor didn't tell us. He just said we ought to bring him here at once. Yes, doctor, what is it, please? In this way, this is the ward. Here, now, wait a minute, good boy. Now, we're putting him in this corner bed. We're pretty sick, doctor. Why have to have a kid next to me? Say this is going too far. He'll be helping all night long. Now, men, please, please. We've got to give everybody the best care we can. We have no other bed for this child. I don't think he'll be much trouble. Oh, I'm awfully sorry, doctor. It's all right, madam. He'll be all right. Attendant? Yes, doctor. Come here, please. Yes, doctor. This child has the usual digestive symptoms and high fever. We'll give him a dose of tincture of opium to slow up his digestive tract. Right, doctor. Shall we also use a leech, sir? Yes, we better bleed him a little, see if we can get those poisons out of him. Yes, doctor. Well, we'll leave him in your care now. I'll attend to him. He'll be a yammer and all night long. Doctor, are you sure he'll be all right? He'll get the best care we can give him, madam. This way, please. Oh, I can't understand it. Last Sunday, he was fine. I remember I was reading him a picture book about the Pony Express carrying the males. And then suddenly, a little while later, it was sick. Just what is it he has, doctor? Yes, please tell us. I'm afraid it's what a lot of children get. We call it tiflitis.  And how many times we watched those young bodies dry up and shrink away while the breath grew raspier. I remember how that breathing used to haunt me. Oh, don't worry about it, Brown. At least relax over your dinner. How can I help worrying? What do we mean calling ourselves doctors? Do we even know what we're doing? Well, all we know is that the kid is very sick and that it's tiflitis. Do we even know that? Hmm. Do we even know that there is such a thing as tiflitis? What do you mean? Of course we do. Do we? Oh, look here, Brown. Light your pipe. Let's order another cup of coffee. Waiter. Tiflitis. Take it easy, Brown. You've had a hard day. Don't eat your heart out. Can't be a doctor that way. Tiflitis, we invent a word and it sweeps aside a thousand problems. Waiter. But it doesn't solve them. Then two more cups of coffee, please, and some pastry. It's true they all have that dried-up look and upset digestion and can't keep food or water inside them. But how do we know that isn't the way children react to all sorts of diseases? Diseases that affect adults in other ways. Oh, that's possible, but where does it get you? Look, the kids that have died of it, you've examined some of them. Sure. Are they all the same? No, they're always puzzling differences. Exactly. Some of them had a lung infection, some had a kidney infection, and some looked more as if they had some kind of epidemic fever, but we just called them all Tiflitis. Well, we do know there's little we can do to help them except the opium and the lice. To help them? We know we can help them? How do we know they don't die of what we do for them and not what they've got? Now, Brown, Your coffee, sir. No, fine. And here's some pastry.  Oh, very good. Thank you. I tell you, we haven't begun to know what we're doing and this is what must be done. We're gonna start a hospital for children only as they've begun to do in Europe based on the idea that a child is not just a small adult. A place not only to treat children, but too well to learn about them. Where we'll record and study carefully every single case until we reach the day when a doctor can stand beside a patient and know what's going on, going on inside that body in the heart, the bloodstream, the lungs, and not feel appalled by his own ignorance. So you're off on that again. Children's hospital. Frankly, Brown, do you think the profession will ever back you on it? I should. To them it may seem like criticism of the way they're doing things. Then we must go to the public for help. I tell you, I'm going to see this idea through if I have to collect money on street corners. And so, ladies and gentlemen of Boston, I appealed to you in the name of all that you hold dear. I ask you to... No, no, no, please don't go yet. Don't go. I'm almost finished. Just one more moment, please. I thought it was going to be about politics. Now, please, friends, the health of your children and of our country demands that we take this forward step. Several colleagues join me in appealing to you. Help us finance, now, in this city, a hospital for children. Sir, sir, mister. Yes, boy? I have a nickel.  Oh, oh, thank you. People of Boston that are children dying needlessly in our hospitals, I assure you this boy's nickel can help. Thank you, my boy. Thank you. May I give something? Oh, thank you.  Thank you. I'll give you a dollar. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you. You are listening to Basil Rathburn as Dr. Brown in A Chance for Jimmy on the Cavalcade of America sponsored by the DuPont Company, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. Soon after the Civil War, with the help of the people of Boston, we founded the Children's Hospital, the first of its kind in the United States, a place where children would be treated and studied by specialists. As the years went on, much was learned, but always so much remained to be learned.  This time, we'll make it 1900, the turn of the century. Sick boys called Jimmy still came to us looking and breathing the same way. The symptoms are the same, but the words are different. What do you make of it? No doubt about it, I'm afraid. I wish they got him here earlier. Is it burst? Afraid so. They brought him here on a train. I don't like the way he's breathing. No, it's bad. Get him ready for operation, will you? I'll go and tell the parents. Yes, doctor. Oh, you want to use either? Yes, please. Oh, doctor. Hello, doctor. There you are. Any news for us, doctor? Yes, I have. Well, what did Jimmy got? I'm afraid it's appendicitis. Oh. Is that something awfully serious? Well, we have to operate. Oh, dear. I think I've read something about that. Isn't that an infection down around the abdomen somewhere? Yes, it is. The appendix seems to have burst, too. That means complications. Oh, doctor. Have you done something terrible? No, no, no, no. You did all you could. Now it's up to us. Last week, he seemed to have just a sore throat. That's why I didn't call a doctor at once. No, that often happens. There's a certain kind of sore throat that sends its infection to the appendix by bloodstream. It's something we don't quite understand just yet. Well, has the cold lowered his resistance much, doctor? Somewhat, I'm afraid. Let's see. Now, I'm going to do this operation at once. They're preparing the boy now. Oh, please, believe me, this is the only way. We'll do our best. You know, doctor. Yes, doctor. Goodbye. Oh, Jim. Oh, now, darling, hang on. Hold tight. Oh, I'm so worried. Jim, he's so small and... Oh, now, don't worry, dear. Be brave now. In a way, we're very lucky. A few years ago, they didn't even know what this was. Now they do, and they know how to operate. So have courage, darling. They know so much now. We should be thankful we're living in 1900. Now, breathing. The dry, loose skin that looks too large for him. To flight us, we used to call it. And now, we know better. I wonder if we do. What does that breathing mean? That is in a bad way. Yes, but doesn't it sound as though his body were hungry for something? I mean, reaching for something that we don't know how to give him. Yes, that's just the feeling it always gives me. You could only answer that hunger before we begin. Strengthen him somehow, so that he had some decent chance to live through this. You don't dare delay, do you? No. No, it's got to be done now. Ready for ether? Oh, I wish we didn't have to do this. A surgeon is a lonely man. At least we were in those days of 1900. For the men of the laboratory, the men of research, they were only just beginning to give us the knowledge we needed. But they were looking forward. Because always at our children's hospital, the very center of our plan was research. The patient gathering of facts for tomorrow. And so, as the years went on, various doctors at our hospital and elsewhere began to learn what was happening inside the boy with the heavy breathing and to learn how they could help him and help the surgeon beside him. And so, before we turn that clock forward again, let me tell you some of the things that we learned here through endless study and observation is what we began to piece together. Life began in the sea. There, in salt waters of the equatorial region, in prehistoric times, living cells had an environment that was almost unchanging. Before they could come ashore, eons ago, they had somehow to bring that environment with them. And so, within the human frame, we find all cells and tissues bathed in a salty fluid whose components are those of sea water. Our vital organs still live in a fluid world old as the EOC in age. We learned that the human body still depends on the constancy of this fluid environment. When in illness the body loses reserves of fluid and becomes dehydrated, life is in danger. We learned that to a child, loss of fluid is even more important than to an adult. He goes downhill faster. As the child loses moisture, he also loses valuable salts. Meanwhile, his body burns its sugar and fat reserves. His breathing becomes raspy. Then we realized that life can be saved only by restoring the fluid balance and the missing salts and providing sugar for fuel. The child's body is hungry. How could we restore the fluid and salt equilibrium of a sick child? We knew in my day that the answer we were looking for was within reach. And I knew that in future, when a boy called Jimmy would lie on the operating table, it would not be as it was in 1900. And now, let's turn that clock forward. This time to your day, 1947. Nurse? Yes. Are vanilla ready in the operating room? Yes, doctor. While they're setting up, the intern will give an intravenous injection. Yes, doctor. And inject 800 cc's of normal saline solution with 5% glucose. Yes, doctor. And we'll follow this with injection of glucose and water. Yes, doctor. That's all for the present. Later on, I'll call the parents. Would you come this way a minute, please? Oh, yes, doctor. You mean we can see Jimmy before the operation? Yes, I'd like you to. Just giving him an injection to put some vitality into him before the operation. You'll see. This way. All finished, nurse? Yes, doctor. Well, it looks better already. Now watch. You'll see the change come over your boy. What change? You'll see. His color is coming back. He's waking up. Doctor, it's like a miracle. Jimmy. Hello, mom. Oh, Jimmy. Hello, son. Hello, dad. Well, we're in the children's hospital in Boston. Oh, gosh. Did we come by jet propulsion? No, dear. You came by ambulance all the way from home. And I guess we didn't get here any too soon. Prentis Attis is sometimes very hard to spot in a charm. He can easily fool you. I know. Oh, Jimmy, isn't it wonderful to see you suddenly looking so, so like yourself. What day is it? Well, it's Saturday, son. Could you read me the funny stuff? I'm afraid you have other business, Jimmy. Oh, you watch. He'll breeze through at five now. You see, these injections have all the salts he's been needing, and also some sugar. Just thinking the old days, instead of injecting fluid into him, they used to draw it out with leeches and percatives. That was only a few years ago. Now, doctor, how much danger is there from peritonitis? Well, that's not too dangerous anymore. This is probably a strep infection, nearly always is in cases that come from sore throats. And strep is easy with sulfur. That sure is good to hear. Certainly is, doctor. Well, son, so long. So long, Jimmy. So long. We'll see you later, dear. Now your son, Jimmy, goes in for his operation. An operation that 80 years ago was unknown. 60 years ago was almost always fatal, and 30 years ago was very dangerous. But this is 1947. The surgeon is at work quickly, skillfully. He knows his job. He knows the thinness of a child's intestines different from an adult's. He knows that the child's restored bloodstream will see him through. Each cell of the child's body is bathed in its prehistoric salty water. This boy has today almost 100% chance of recovery. From behind the surgeon stands a team. The team of research men that gives a hospital its ever-growing strength. Stitch. The team that brings this man to his work with the knowledge that he needs. That is the story behind our children's hospital and every modern hospital. And that's the story of a chapter in modern medicine. And then the part played in it by Dr. Francis Brown and in the hospital he founded. It's also the story of numberless doctors and researchers whose patience and skill have made modern hospital techniques what they are. But above all, it's the story of Jimmy. Jimmy, the boy who grew up to become a good citizen and a healthy American. America does not sell Jimmy short, and Jimmy in turn serves America well. He's here when we need even grinning, a little impudent sometimes, but always with his shirt sleeves rolled up and his muscles tense for the job at hand. America can count on Jimmy, and one reason is that Americans like Dr. Francis Henry Brown have always realized how important Jimmy is. Basil Rathbone will be back in just a moment, but first here's Gain Whitman speaking for DuPont. In the operating rooms of our hospitals today, doctors achieve things that would have been called miracles only a few short years ago. I happened to visit an operating room a few days ago with a surgeon friend of mine, and to my surprise the walls were not white. They were a soft green. My friend told me this color is used because it reduces glare and helps doctors and nurses see more comfortably. Color is now used in this scientific way not only in hospitals, but in industrial plants. Probably you have always thought of paint as I have, giving your house a coat of paint to protect it, or tinting the walls of a room to make it more attractive. But industry has learned that color can do more, much more. In practically every industry, accurate seeing is essential. Dull, drab machines soak up light, and so do soiled or dirty walls. White walls, on the other hand, produce glare that causes eye strain and fatigue. All of these result in decreased production, more rejects, and lowered morale. DuPont color conditioning is a scientific plan for the application of color to overcome these industrial hazards. It suggests colors for machines that make seeing easier. It provides for color on walls to do away with harmful glare. It can make rooms with high temperatures seem cooler, or cool rooms seem warmer. All of this adds up to increased production, fewer rejects, greater safety, and improved morale. Color conditioning has been widely tested in hundreds of plants. It uses no more paint. It only calls for better planning. For further information about this scientific way of using paint in your plant or business, write a letter on your business stationery to DuPont, Wilmington, Delaware, and ask for the free booklet on this subject. Color conditioning is a development of the DuPont company, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. I'd like to introduce the youngster who played Jimmy on our program tonight. David Anderson was something very important to say to all of us. Jimmy, how are you feeling after all your operations? I'm feeling fine. Thanks, Mr. Rathbone. But there's a lot of kids who don't. One of the things that hasn't been looked yet is infantile paralysis, so everyone should remember the March of Dimes. It ends this Thursday night. This year, I just thought we ought to give everything we can, and I'm sending mine along right now. That's right, David. Let's all send our dimes and dollars to our local March of Dimes headquarters. Thank you, David. Good night. Next week, the DuPont cavalcade brings you to Burgess Meredith in the Magnificent Failure. It's the exciting and dramatic story of Josiah White, a man with a million ideas. His greatest idea which placed America on a par with the world and its economic freedom was the development of a black stone which we know today as anthracite coal. Be sure and listen next Monday to the Magnificent Failure starring Burgess Meredith on the cavalcade of America. The music for tonight's DuPont cavalcade was composed by Arden Cornwell and conducted by Donald Borey. Our cavalcade play was written by Eric Barnall. In the cast with Basil Rathbone, where David Anderson is Jimmy, Carl Frank is Jimmy's father, Alice Yorman is Jimmy's mother, House Jameson, Clyde North, and Alan Hewitt as the doctors. This is Ted Pearson inviting you to listen next week to Burgess Meredith in the Magnificent Failure on the cavalcade of America brought to you by the DuPont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. This is NBC, the national broadcasting company.


So THQ know they can experiment one on one of just drop details on the patch that has just landed on PC so if you're playing on PC this will have hit you or your platform already but it's coming very soon indeed for consoles too and the patch is pretty big with many many incorporations into the game today we go through each and every detail. How's it going guys my name's DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more by all mutants be sure to subscribe so let's get into this thing because it is pretty long so these are PC specific everything else today we speak about will arrive with the patch on console sometime soon so PC specific fixed crash with AMD based CPUs built in graphics fixed crash when device info contains invalid display data and AMD based CPUs and that's basically it for PC specific onto a tutorial area in order to improve the pacing of the early parts of the game with edited dialogues to be shorter we've also added more enemies and loot to these areas to better represent the experience later in the game added more early enemy encounters added missing loot in empty trenches outside gagney fortress added item drop chance for bonka one-on-one craze updated best before memory to decrease the distance between the nanos and the pent side tree remove some parts of at a date and best before dialogues to improve pacing remove multiple dialogue fragments to shorten tutorial length remove some parts of goop and gizmos dialogues to improve pacing remove multiple camera presentations to improve pacing dialogue and no rater reduce the amount of gibberish broken before the narrator starts translating added dialogue setting toggles for gibberish and narrator allowing players to select if they want to hear the narrator the gibberish or both when talking to NPCs fixed narration and gibberish playing silently and producing an awkward pause when each corresponding volume setting is set to zero instead of skipping the sound entirely remove the text delay animation when either gibberish or narration is disabled difficulty settings added extreme difficulty saying where enemy damage and attack rate is further increased fixed difficulty settings not being applied for already spawned enemies new game plus opened up all-class perks for new game plus games when starting a new game plus the player will now be able to unlock perks from all classes wow settings added motion blur slider to the well this is i'm not joking guys i'm sorry to interrupt but they are listening and they are providing to the community this is 20 people working on the game it's only been what a week and we are seeing fixes already being incorporated i mean this is craziness this is craziness there's so many developers out there that could learn of this it's unreal so yes they've added motion blur slider to the settings fix the camera saying auto adjust player also applies for combat if turned off the camera will no longer try to frame enemies while in combat fix that for field toggle not being applied in dialogues items and loot increase chances that items found have a level requirements closer to the player's actual level when found players will still be able to find items with higher level requirements but player level is now taken into account remove common item loot drop from high level loot crates reduce the amount of healing items that the player will find from crates and defeated enemies increase base damage from melee bodies handles and add-ons by approximately five percent reduce base damage from ranged bodies muzzles and groups by approximately five percent fixed resistance stats not being applied for crafted gear when adding add-ons reduce gear add-on resistance and critical chance bonuses ensure that the quest reward diver's helmet will no longer drop as a random loot remove slots from all protective suits wow okay assault unto sound updated melee sound effects across the board updated man sound effects value added sound effects for tribe war trebuchet update sounds when the player lands inside hq after being launched from catapult combat fixed issue with abnormally high damage output due to consumable top mud applying meta damage multiple times during equip and unequip fixed ability damage not being able to inflict critical hits reduce the light sharp shooter perk damage multiply from 2.0 to 1.25 to ensure that it is comparable to other perks disabled end of combat slow motion camera for short combat scenarios adjusted valid angles for combat targets reduce camera movement in combat disable camera look at when striking characters up in the air fixed a few cases of where air striking would not complete its last attack adjusted speed of some enemy grabs it is now a bit easier to dodge them in time fix the kick attack from small enemies being too difficult to parry parry windows now more consistent and enemies can be staggered out of it all tribes heathers and loop looping in the final encounter now react stronger to being parried allowing players to parry and then counter attack fixed issue of tracking unjagged staff attacks first three hits will no longer overshoot targets and dodge attack is more reliable fixed some time spawning double death particle effects on defeated enemies fixed issue with p2 nanchok not stopping its animation fixed large enemies with melee weapons animating too quickly at slow walking speeds adjusted hit reactions for morks to make melee more viable and satisfying to use fixed issue with dodge shooting while reloading not moving the character correctly fixed issue with airstrike sometimes being cancelled adjusted the range from melee attacks to improve enemy tracking and reducing misses fixed issue where melee gap closer would sometimes overshoot fixed backwards attack for crush weapons resulting in a miss most of the time adjusted animations for unarmed angle of attacks to be faster fixed issue where the player would sometimes become stuck underneath larger enemies after being knocked to the ground added ability to slide underneath legs of titans fixed issue where the player would sometimes get stuck inside an enemy after a or long slide move fixed issue where the player would sometimes get stuck inside an enemy after an airstrike adjusted to sand and rumble effect for successful parry to improve feedback fixed issue where airstrike would cause enemies to be launched very far improved aiming for jump up off when throwing rocks okay so quests and achievements fixed game focus not being able to reach 100% due to unavailable quest states within a single playthrough fixed back to the routes quest sometimes not being completed adjusted tribal flow to be more robust fix the old world gadgets trophy correctly unlocking after finding old world gadgets crash fixes fixed crash removing objects between areas using telekinesis user interface new weapon one through is now only unlocked when the player has crafted a new weapon instead of being unlocked when looting an individual component at the correct fast travel locked message when attempting to fast travel walk climbing a ladder or falling added merc no dlc indicated the main menu added dark backdrop to qte from to improve readability unlike the backgrounds remove common effects to ensure that the counter qte prompt is visible reverse hypoxia warning percent value to be consistent with other zone ones added fading to enemy and friendly markers at 30 meter distance to reduce hud clutter the world remove several area objectives from suburbia as they are tied to move quest and could cause confusion replace the mpc tasks that didn't work as intended added missing no rain volume to the sewer entrance our rules to prevent indoor rain effect subnautica station is now fully covered by correct pulse process value improve look for indoor portals fix issue where the player was able to fall through the world in a myriad fortress fix issue where the player was able to fall through the world in the ankate outpost fix issue where big oil planes were possible to walk on fixed oil field monster presentation camera being triggered on the ground fixed area objective for gotway 6g counting incorrect amount of superb loot miscellaneous disabled fast travel when jumping from water wow people this was a lifesaver fix issue where the unspeakable hand uh wound through could cause mpc to fall through water surfaces instead of drowning fix issue with the rocket mpc being stuck in the air after explosion fix issue with the rocket mpc explosion particles effects popping when being removed adjusted 34 duration needed for months to trigger hard landing fix attribute check labels in puzzles incorrectly being displayed as a loot chance instead of intellect fix infinite jump while using photo mode wow fix fireflies not spamming narration when caught fix child memories being auto completed when open photo mode fix some doors open after using photo mode fix smoke from burning villages sometimes being rendered as stripes and amd gpu's adjusted default camera pitch up a bit so it's not positioned directly behind the player and fix resistance being reset after modifying appearance and there we have it guys an absolute enormous first patch the 1.4 patch for biomeutant and everdressed more or less every single complaint I've seen people make towards this game absolutely unreal it really is so yes guys tell me your thoughts on this down below within that comment section if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you're new around here want to see more biomeutant be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button but it is good to see uh thq Nordic and experiment 101 looking after the game adjusting things the community is not happy with it shows they actually care for a 20 man team I think that's pretty damn decent but yes again thanks as always for stopping by tell me your thoughts under the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one


I watched them build the World Trade Center as a kid in 69, 70, and when I visited them with my father in April of 1969, we saw home of the future World's Tallest Building, but rather than a towering building, it was a very large, deep hole in the ground, and we were disappointed. But then we could watch it grow and rise from Brooklyn and Flatlands where I grew up. For a couple of summers, I watched the cranes carrying the two towers up higher and higher.  Paul is the oldest, born in 1962. Number two, born in 1964. Stephen and Gregory were just 16 months apart. Stephen was born in 68, Gregory 69. Four boys, all born in the 60s. Two firefighters. Gregory was a firefighter. My brother Stephen became a firefighter following Gregory. I'm an artist and artists live in New York. But I grew up in a family of blue-collar firefighters and regular people. I didn't know at the time, but I think I left New York to become an artist, which is very counterintuitive. I didn't leave to leave New York. I left to leave my family, who loved me too much to let me be an artist.  And then September 11th comes, and I've had a studio practice for more than a decade by then. I was able to fall back in love with it and get back here and be, I guess, to be part of it as the artist I am. And not have my mother hand me an application for the fire department. I knew Gregory worked a lot of five, which is straight down 6th Avenue and it's the line of sight of the two towers. Stephen worked for ladder 13 and he survived, all of his firehouse love guys, and Gregory worked for ladder five and all the guys from ladder five, 11 of them, died that day. I think New York needed people to love it because it was down and out post September 11th. In our community, the only way to the head of that event, you weren't allowed to go to ground zero and hang out, the only way to get to that event was through Greg's house to sit in Greg's living room. To knock on the door and say, hey, can I come in and talk to you guys? Everybody wanted to check in on the whole thing, needed to, I guess, get close to the event that was consuming everyone's thoughts. Since I was there, and since it's a sculpture, I even brought home small bits of steel with plans of using to make some sculptural thing. I guess since all that was available to me, it's the last thing I wanted to do. And in the end, I made the least physical works of art I'd ever made, those large sheets of blue paper. I mean, I never thought about why too much except it seemed like I didn't want to compete with all the steel and concrete that had been negotiated in the building and the collapse of the building. It didn't seem like the right voice for the artwork. The three or four pieces in this exhibition are the World Trade Center as a cloud, and they show this ethereal, dreamlike, impossible moment of the World Trade Center before September 11th, after September 11th. They show it as an idea, as a dream, as a thought. I'm proud that my artwork is at the September 11th Museum, and that seems hopeful that the family is still standing and that our brother's memory is enlarged and pushed forward.


Ukraine is the most aggressively trolled war of all time. Notes from the edge of the narrative matrix. There's a lot going on in America, and the people are very stressed out and frightened. But don't worry, there's nothing the US government won't do to make sure more high-mobility artillery rocket systems get to Ukraine. Rest assured, Americans, no matter how dark things may seem right now, no matter how insecure and uncertain you may feel, you can sleep soundly knowing your government is moving mountains around the clock to make sure the Ukraine war becomes a strategic quagmire for Moscow. The Ukraine war is the single most aggressively trolled issue I've ever witnessed. As soon as it started, Twitter was full of brand new accounts swarming anyone who uttered wrong-think about Ukraine. Now there are entire, extremely coordinated troll factions working to scare people away from criticizing empire narratives about this war. It's plainly very inorganic, so it's good to recall what we know about the trolling operations of Western militaries. Then there's a bunch of links from the Guardian Newsweek, Channel 4 News, and Wired UK about trolling operations from the UK and US militaries. So the Western Empire is responding to a war that was caused by NATO expansion by greatly expanding NATO. At the same time, we learn that the Biden administration doesn't even believe Ukraine has any chance of winning this war. This is going great, guys. Good job, everyone. Sure, the worst-case scenario of all this brinkmanship with Russia is nuclear war, but on the other hand, the best-case scenario is securing planetary domination for an empire that has spent the 21st century killing people by the millions in wars of aggression for power and profit. Totally worth the risk. When you realize the US really only has one political party, you see seeing one good party protecting people from a bad party and start seeing one giant party threatening to take away people's civil rights if they don't obey and submit. You suddenly understand that saying one party is a lesser evil is like saying a boxer should want to get hit by his opponent's left hand because his right cross hurts more. It's two arms on the same boxer, and they're both working together to knock you out. A boxer doesn't go into a match planning to get punched in the face by his opponent's left hand while avoiding the right. He goes in planning to defeat his opponent. The opponent is the Uniparty and the oligarchic empire which controls it. It is true that each hand is used differently in boxing with the lead used mostly for jabs and hooks and the rear hand mostly for crosses, but they're both used together to set up a knockout blow. The fact that the parties are used differently doesn't mean they're not working together. Most good boxers will tell you they'd rather fight someone with a solid cross than someone with a solid jab. Sure, the jab does less damage at first, but it's such an effective strike that it can nullify your entire offense and grind you down until you can't continue. In exactly the same way, the Democratic Party is far more effective in shutting down revolutionary movements stagnating progress than Republicans, and, just like a jab-cross combination in boxing, it is used to set up the Republicans to deliver the knockout blow. What is the correct response to this? Is it to say, hmm, I'd better let him punch me with his left hand because if I don't, he'll hit me with his right and it'll hurt more.  It's just a cold hard fact that no matter how strong and independent a woman you think you are, your quality of life will be severely affected by the quality of person you have babies with. Abortion is the final safeguard against giving birth to the child of an unworthy man. And no matter who you are reading this, you personally know women who've been temporarily deceived into thinking they were having sex with a worthy man. Forced birthers in the U.S. are like, we'll adopt your baby. Okay, actually, we'll probably just let them fall through the cracks of a grossly inadequate foster care system leading to a childhood of trauma and neglect. But after that we've got a very well-funded prison system that can take care of them. One thing we learned from COVID is that being stuck inside sucks. Space colonization would be like being in a permanent lockdown with no windows, no Uber Eats, no bird song or rain on the roof, and no chance of ever going home.  And there's no reason to ever believe it will become possible. Science is nowhere near finished learning about all the countless ways the human organism is inseparably intertwined with Earth. The belief that we can solve our problems with space colonization is unscientific. We're just going to have to change how we function as a species. And there's a link to the AFP news agency. Astronauts lose decades worth of bone mass in space that many do not recover even after a year being back on Earth, researchers said Thursday. Warning that it could be a big concern for future missions to Mars. And the biggest obstacle remains the fact that science has no idea how to sustain human life in a way that is separate from Earth's ecosystem. We don't even have any evidence that it's possible. We're no closer to being able to do it than we were a thousand years ago. Today's space stations are not independent of Earth's ecosystem in even the tiniest way. They're still 100% dependent on terrestrial supplies, which is an unsustainable model if you're talking about actual colonization. The idea of space colonization appeals to the capitalist mentality because it means we can keep expanding our population and keep expanding the economy and keep harvesting and consuming resources in the way we have been. But there's literally zero scientific evidence that that's feasible. A future of space colonization is a fairy tale we tell ourselves so we don't have to change, so we can keep up our egocentric way of functioning without adapting and transcending our self-destructive patterns.  Collective extinction is easier to imagine than collective ego death.


Let's get right into it. In this video, I'm going to be talking about some of the best altcoins on the market right now. Some of these plays are small cap and less known, while others are large cap, and they all have huge potential, especially at this time. With Bitcoin having a slight recovery, many of these different altcoins will perform even better, and can grow by huge multiples, and there is a huge potential for all of us to make lots of money in each of these plays. I'm also going to talk about where you can buy each of these coins too, and how much I'm personally holding. With that said, if you enjoyed this video, be sure to hit that like button, and make sure you subscribe and hit the bell for more videos like this. Right off the bat, Bitcoin dominance is very low at just 49%, and that number keeps on decreasing. This tells us investors that there was a huge potential in altcoins, and over 50% of the money in the crypto market, including over $1 trillion, is invested in so many different altcoins. The last time the Bitcoin dominance in the crypto market was this low, was back in 2018, and altcoins exploded back then. Because of this huge increase in altcoin investing, many of these altcoins have shot up by thousands of percent. Altcoin season is no joke, and because I respect your time, let's get into our first coin. The first coin on this list is Ethereum, and I know that sounds lame and boring, but let me explain why this is a safe and high conviction play. I promise the list gets more and more spicy, so give me a chance to explain. Ethereum right now behind Bitcoin is the largest coin by market cap. Now something to understand with many different altcoins, is most of them are actually powered by Ethereum, and what I mean by that is right now, you can only convert Ethereum to these altcoins, and vice versa for the most part. It's already well established just like Bitcoin, and I believe that it's still very underrated even at all time highs right now. The Ethereum dominance is 15%, and what this means is 15% of all money in the crypto market is an Ethereum coin. Now many notable investors including Tramoth Palihapatia have once said Ethereum is not a good coin, but he later changed his opinion on the coin and said I quote, crypto currencies including all coins is the modern day gold rush. Now I don't want to make this an Ethereum video, but I'm holding over 70 Ethereum coins, and my average is very low. I bought the coin using Coinbase, and use the link below if you want to get $100 in free Bitcoin. Anyway, moving on to the next coin on the list, it's Cardano or Symbol88. Now Cardano is a very interesting coin, and even some analysts have went out of their way and said this crypto coin is better than Bitcoin which is a very interesting take. Now Cardano has been used by many countries within Africa, and there was a lot of talk about their blockchain being used for Africa's currency. They even recently had a deal in Ethiopia where they are being used in schools to track student performance. The blockchain is very unique with Cardano, and an interesting thing to point out is that 15% of the population in that country has internet connection and they are already being used abroad. Now this deal will also supply this location with tablets and the tools necessary for this blockchain to be put into full effect. Taking a look at the graph, you can see the insane amount of growth with this altcoin, and they have consolidated in that $1 plus range. Now we have actually 10xed our money on this coin, and you guys know I have always been big with Cardano. We got into this play at under $0.10, and it has now exploded. Now I am still holding strong, and like I always say with stocks, don't chase the stock, let it go. If it runs up, there will always be another opportunity. However, in this case, I think in the grand scheme of things, this coin at $1 is very undervalued, and it can keep on going up even after being a 10 bagger. The mindset of not chasing a stock should be kept the same with crypto, so don't lose out on that mindset. Anyway, moving on to our next coin on this list, which is more of a lower cap stock, is Mellowcoin. Now this coin is similar to Safemoon in some respects, and we already know how that went, and like I have said with Safemoon, selling is just as important as buying in, and we got out at a great time. The setup of this coin is very unique like I said, and we are still up by 30% on this play. But anyway, I actually made a full video on this coin, so I would definitely recommend going to check it out, but long story short, this coin gives a 3% redistribution fee to all of the people holding the coin. They also have a plan to integrate their currencies with casinos, and other platforms, and have a very unique way of doing this with virtual casinos, so it's all very interesting to say the least. Now I own a couple million shares of this one coin, and I bought it through PancakeSwap. If you were not in the United States, you can also buy them through Wipebit, so they have that setup as well. We don't often see a project like this, and I am very excited to be holding this coin. Moving on to the next pick on this list, it's Munchtoken, and we actually talked about this coin yesterday. Now for all of these coins so far, if you want to get these picks early, check out the Patreon page below. I share my buy and sell alerts, and my private portfolio in real time, and we have the best community over there. It comes with the Private Discord Group, and it's a lot of fun, so definitely go check it out. Now this coin has a similar setup with the 10% fee, and 5% of which that goes to charity, and the other 5% goes to us, the holder. I would recommend watching the video I posted on this after this video, but we are going to move on. Now the next pick on this list is XRP. Now this coin by far is the most riskiest coin on this list, and while we have made a solid return so far with this coin, if they lose the lawsuit they are in right now, this coin can absolutely get destroyed, and the whole run up will be gone. Now if you actually look at the case details, I don't believe this coin is a scam at all, and just like SOS Limited, I am a believer in this coin. Right now they are favorite to beat the case, and with the new information published, it looks like the case can be thrown out at any second. Now obviously I'm diversified like you guys know, so I don't have the biggest position in XRP, but I am more than confident that they will be growing as a coin, and it can reach new all time highs. I know that may be an unpopular opinion, but that's just what I believe personally. Now keep in mind this coin is still grown by a lot, even through this lawsuit, and even after being removed from Coinbase which is a great sign. You can buy this coin on PancakeSwap, and I own over 8,000 shares of this one coin. Moving on to the next coin on this list, it's Chainlink or Symbollink. Now Chainlink is the number one blockchain project, and I always love to invest in coins that are in the lead. Now this coin is in the top 12 of all coins by Marketcap, and I believe they can possibly get into the top 5. It's obviously a very volatile coin, and is one I enjoy hodling. I own 100 shares of this coin, and I'm hodling strong. You can buy this coin on PancakeSwap, and it's a great platform to exchange coins for the desired coin you want. Now before I get into the last 3 picks of the video, first I want to mention some things I found very interesting. So first of all, the NFL draft happened, and many players are getting large sums of money overnight, and something I found very interesting is that multiple players are actually converting their entire salary into Bitcoin, which is a huge step forward. Now I actually somewhat do this and use BlockFi to earn interest on the crypto I buy, and you can get a 10% return per year guaranteed, just from holding certain coins on their platform. Now I actually hold 2 stable coins including GUSD and USDC, and I get a 10% return guaranteed just from having the money in my bank account on BlockFi. Anyway, the last coin on this list is FTX Token, or Symbol FTT. Now FTX was the first token in the entire world to create a token-derived version of many stocks, including Tesla and Coinbase. Now Binance and other platforms have actually copied them, because of how unique they were. Now they have actually partnered with an NBA team, and the Miami Heat for naming rights, so they will get tons of advertisements from this one deal. Every event at the Heat Stadium will get them tons of exposure, so it's a solid move. I am holding over $10,000 of this one coin, and I'm very bullish on it as well. Anyway, comment below what's your favorite altcoin, and until next time!


Meanwhile, the governorship aspirant of the People's Democratic Party in Ugunslit, Shabu Shomi, says the party will unite and vote for the presidential candidate, Attiku Abu Bakar. They inspired the internal crisis, tearing the party apart in the state. Speaking at the meeting, the PDP chieftain charged all PDP members in the state to put the crisis behind them and begin massive mobilization for the presidential candidate. Shomi, who was Attiku's spokesman during the 2019 election, said this in a Beokuta attestic orders meeting with PDP members and his supporters. Shomi, Jimmy Lawal and Ladi Adebu II are the three aspirants battling for the PDP's governorship ticket, a development which had resulted in series of litigation spending before the cuts.  Remember that in 2019, they did not even bring the final judgment until a few days to the election. But of the things that affected those candidates at that time, which was that they instead of them to be doing the work for election victory, they were just sitting down waiting to hear breaking news. And then by the time the breaking news came, they couldn't do much. That's why you see I've been begging you and begging you and begging you, don't get yourself involved in abusing anybody.


That's something you guys need to figure out. But even more importantly, every single one of you needs to ask yourself, how are you complicit or how did you contribute to not getting the result that you want? That includes the guys that didn't play tonight. Ask yourself, how did you contribute or how were you complicit in not getting the result once? That's what winners do. That's what champions do. They don't blame complain and make excuses. They look internally and say, what could I have done differently? If your loss is actually a good thing, if you guys pull a lesson from this and you don't repeat that same mistake again, you're going to get better results in the future. So you have to ask yourself, what is the lesson that we can learn from this? And then you need to just flush it and you need to move on. You got to move on to the next play. You got to move on to the next practice. You got to ask yourself, next time you're in a situation like this, what can you do to get a different outcome?


Today we shall prepare ourselves with some algebra needed to understand even the statement of one compounds theorem, this algebra of groups, so some little group theory we have to do. Let us start with an indexing set lambda by a diagram, this is a technical term now, so it consists of it is not just it does have a ordinate sense of a diagram also, but now I am going to define the diagram of groups and homomorphisms. Index over lambda, so this consists of a number of you know data here, a collection of groups GI, see the I is inside lambda these are groups, a collection of homomorphisms is from GI to G, so there is a unique group G here without any suffix here, alpha is GI to G and a collection of homomorphisms eta ij, so these are now double indexed from G ij to G i, so G i's are also some groups such that alpha i composes eta ij equal to alpha j composes eta ij, so you can come from G ij to G i and then go to G in two different ways they should commute whenever i is not equal to G, so these all these data is there, such a thing is called a diagram of groups. You can say all of them defining over G, G is the one which is fixed, these things are varying here G i, G ij and so on and lambda itself may be varying. Such a diagram G, G i, alpha i, G ij, eta ij these are all these, is called a pushup diagram, so it has to certify some more condition, namely if for each diagram suppose you take another diagram like this the same indexing set, but groups are and groups and homomorphisms are different, G prime, G i, G i prime, alpha i prime, G ij, G eta ij, then there exists a unique homomorphism gamma from G to G prime such that gamma composite alpha i could alpha i from R, so this is similar to the pushup diagrams but it looks like more data is there and arrows are all reversed here, so that was a pullback diagram and this is push out, in categorical language this push out diagram is an initial object, for every other G prime there is a map from G to G prime making all these diagrams committed. Let me look at this case carefully again, so let us take a simpler case which you may be able to understand easily, namely suppose all the G ij's are the trivial group, then this data is obvious, all eta ij's have to be trivial, this condition is also trivial, so C goes away only the collection of G i with homomorphism from G i to G remain, that is a special case, then the push out diagram will be called a free product, free product of this family, so free product of a family corresponds to a group G along with homomorphism from G i to G satisfying some universal property, for every other such collection this G will admit a map homomorphism from here to the new G, G primes making all those various diagrams commutative, so that is the definition of free product, for a free product we will have a neat notation, in other words a push out diagram is an initial object in an appropriate category, since category I have not emphasized, you can just keep it in your memory box itself, given a collection of groups and homomorphisms eta ij the problem is to determine the existence and uniqueness of this push out, suppose you are given only this data, can you construct the G and alpha ij on this way, which will satisfy this push out, okay, uniqueness is something which is easy, memory if there is a G like this and G prime like this, you will get a unique map like this, but reverse this one, you will get a unique map this way, the composite will be an identity because G to G identity map will be there already, which satisfies it, by uniqueness of this one, this composite this back to this one must be identity, so this becomes an isomorphism, such that the diagrams commutative, that is the uniqueness of the push out, uniqueness of every kind of this one which is defined by this kind of universal properties is built in the definition itself and it's easy to verify that, just like in the case of fiber product we have seen that this is, but the harder part is the existence, so you will see that the existence of this one is much much harder than the pullback, the pullback was an easy case, an important observation is that the defining homomorphism alpha j from gj, gj to g, in the case of free product they all become monomorphisms, in the case of free product means what, again I recall that this part is absent, this is trivial group here, so you don't have to write anything, what I want to say is when star of g i that exists, let us assume that exists, the homomorphisms will be already there in the structure, alpha i's and alpha j's from each g i's, these will be all monomorphisms that means they are injective homomorphisms, you see you don't know what this g is, how this g looks like and so on, but you can determine quite a few things by just by the definition it has to be like this, it must be like this, it must satisfy like this and so on and that helps, those things help finally to locate what exactly it is, namely to construct this one, so let us see why these alpha i's are injective, so to see this fix an index j take g prime equal to gj and alpha i prime equal from g i to gj I have to define to be identity homomorphism if i is equal to j and the trivial homomorphism i is not equal to g, so what I am doing, I am forcing some extra information from this one by choosing this one to be one of the gj put this one here and take this as identity map, take all these for i j not equal to i i not equal to j, j is fixed all these varying this map to be homomorphism to be trivial homomorphism obviously with this data and there is no this is identity here this part identity okay once you have this there must be unique map here unique homomorphism the unique homomorphism here such that this composite this is identity means what this must be injective over if there is homomorphism here let us say this composite this is identity map that is what I have taken identity map now then this must be injective in fact this becomes a retract this is stronger than an ingest injectivity that is a map from g to here back here g prime this g prime is gj yesterday this composite identity retract okay to this observation helps a little bit in guessing how to construct a free free product so I told him this free product is in some sense to minimal thing it should contain all these groups the given groups and it should have this property of extending any kind of homomorphism defined on all these different groups to a unique homomorphism so this is the kind of criteria what we have observed in the space of vector spaces free abelian groups and so on if you remember vector space is definitely remember therefore we would like to have this one think of this one as some kind of group generated by all these areas groups a group relations within each of these groups should be maintained and nothing more no further relations that is why the word free product comes in this is a general idea but this is hardly a proof this can't be a proof because we know what is the meaning of generation only when we have a group right so this part we have to take care of it and that is where the free words come into picture so what we do is the special case is simpler namely the free product case we will first prove the existence there okay then with a little bit of work we will complete the existence of pushouts in general case okay the proof of the existence of pushout will be presented in two stages first stage is you take up simpler case of the existence of free products then we should derive the existence of pushouts without much effort okay so let us restate the definition of free product a little more carefully because all these eta ij's are there they were not necessary so let us make it what you have is a collection of groups indexed by an indexing side the free product of this collection is a group together with the collection of homomorphisms I am now denoting it as eta i because I know finally they are going to be inclusion maps okay of some kind monomorphism g i to g such that I am not assuming that they are inclusion maps because I don't know what g is eta i from g to g such that the following universal property holds for every group h and a collection of homomorphism f i from g i to h there exists a unique homomorphism free from g to h such that when you compose it with eta i phi comes with eta i is given f i that is a meaning of that this f this phi is an extension of all the f i's so this is a definition okay so let us look at existence uniqueness you have already seen let us look at existence and existence is by again construction not just there exists something say by construction so go through these new concepts carefully let us take any set s okay you may just for the sake of definiteness let us we can assume that s is non-empty by a free wordiness we just mean a finite sequence of elements of s okay each element of s is identified with a singleton sequence this is just convention so that when I write s belongs to s it also belongs to the sequence in that of length 1 elements of s will be called alphabets and these sequences will be called free words okay therefore an alphabet is also a word a word of what length 1 you can say this k is the length of s okay the set of all free words in s let us have a notation we will have w hat of s okay w for words but w hat is for free words we include the empty sequence also just for sake of carefully s could have been empty then sequence if there are no sequences of elements there empty sequence also it should be allowed okay and this empty sequence becomes the hero we will see how okay given two free words s 1 s 2 s k s 1 prime s 2 prime s l prime so these s 1s s i s and s primes are elements of s these are sequences so length k and length l something we can define a sequence of length k plus l by just juxtaposing the two sequences s s prime is the new sequence of length k plus l the first k elements of s later on it is s primes so this k plus 1 element is s 1 prime s 2 prime and so on s l primes okay so this is the definition of composition so i am defining a binary operation on w hat two finite sequences are there juxtaposing you see another finite sequence of course the length will interfere no problem okay i want to complete the definition what is the juxtaposing a empty sequence s empty is empty s s empty s is also empty s s this is true for all s where s is a sequence therefore you see for this binary operation this empty sequence becomes a two sided identity so this is very important for us this makes the w hat into a semi group what is a semi group a set with an associative binary operation together with an element which is a two sided identity that is all okay the associativity of juxtaposing is obvious you can put the bracket here and then write another one or first put the bracket this way and and take the left part here so that that part is okay it is completely obvious just like the associativity of composition of functions so we shall write when i say s is a sequence s j will be the its j th entry okay this is just a temporary convention okay again i want to tell you that an alphabet which is an element of this capital s is also a word what is a what is it it is a word of length one namely s equal to the sequences bracket if you put that bracket okay okay now suppose we are given a family of groups gi this was all general thing about any set s now i am coming to the construction of free product start with a family of group gi just take s to be the disjoint union of all these gi's okay so that is my alphabet now look at w hat of that so this time i will not write s at all here this s is understood here what is it says it's a disjoint union of gi's okay take all sequences of binar sequences in this letter they are alphabets and it has a binary operation okay its two sided identity is the empty sequence all right now we go ahead we don't have a group stress area it is only semi groups inverses don't make sense area so we want to introduce an equivalence relation here okay inside w hat so before that i have to go step by step so i define what is the meaning of elementary collapsing we say s prime which is another sequence is obtained by s by an elementary collapsing which i write it as s collapses to s prime if s prime is obtained by one of the following two operations what are these two operations there is some j such that the jth entry is the identity element of one of the groups remember s is union of all gi's the identity element in each group has a different element after all in this group these are disjoint union but i am just writing just one for all of them okay i should write one comma i or something index by i to show that it is in the gi group gi okay whatever it is suppose the jth element happens to be one okay in the group operations this one has no role to play one into g into one so we want to just drop it that is what we are okay identity element of some g then we delete this entry from s to obtain s prime when you delete it the length of sequence becomes one less so this is the operation of collapsing okay there is another way i can collapse namely suppose for some j the jth entry and the j plus one entry are in the same group one of the groups namely gi one gi two gi whatever i don't know which one but they must be in the same group then i combine them using the group law inside that group they are two elements of same group they are occurring consecutive so you combine them so two entries become one single entry combine and put it there so these collapses elementary collapses each time they reduce the length of the word okay so these two operations i have defined now out of this i cook up a equivalence relation how these operations are non symmetric you see right they are not even reflexive also so you have to just make them reflexive and and symmetry by inverting them so we say s is equal to s prime if there exists a finite sequence say s is s one s two s n these are not elements now they are all sequences okay the last sequence is s prime okay so what is the relation these sequence of sequences s is the first sequence of words s two is another one what is the relation s two can be got by s one by an elementary collapsing or s one can be got by s two by elementary collapsing collapsing could be this way or this way okay so that is the meaning sk plus one is collapse to sk or sk is collapsed to sk plus one this should happen for each consecutive consecutive elements here then we say s c is equivalent to s prime now it is easy to see that this is an equivalence relation okay here are some examples of what how how is it like suppose there is a sequence like this one one singleton one that one could be one of any group any of the group gis what do i do i drop it so i get a empty sequence suppose g and g prime both g and g prime are the same group g i then i combine them and get g g prime this is length two this length one okay suppose i 11111 this should be equivalent to empty sequence because go on doing collapsing collapsing collapsing and times finally you will be left with empty sequence suppose i have a b b inverse a inverse what do i do i have to combine b and b inverse by by this notation they are in the same group right b and b inverse are in the same group so combine them what i get b b inverse is identity of that group drop it then what do i have a and a inverse again i have to combine them they may be in a different group does not matter again they produce one of that group so drop it so finally i get empty so these are some easy examples of what we are doing with these words three words they are no longer you know when you go model this one there are the three words but but they are more restricted okay so you have cancelled out certain things that is the point here we shall denote the equivalence classes of s for example 11111 is the same thing as empty sequence a b a inverse b inverse same thing as empty sequences right like that equivalence classes of this one putting a bracket take a sequence put a bracket means it is the equivalence class all of them are in one that with a simplification notation we do not want to put any bracket for the empty sequence okay empty word is just represented like that the set of these equivalence classes of words will be denoted by bracket w remember what was w hat you started with unions disjoint union of all the groups then we took all the three words in it then we took equivalence classes and that is this bracket it is also clear that if s collapses to s prime you multiply multiply means what juxtaposing it by a sequence t then s t collapses to s prime t because collapsing is happening inside s similarly t s will collapse to t s prime okay so juxtaposing either on the left or right preserves this collapsing therefore it preserves the equivalence relation also therefore the binary operation gets goes down to bracket w under equivalence relations the binary operation can be defined now because it respects the equivalence these equivalence classes i can define bracket s into bracket s prime to be bracket of s s prime you choose any representative representatives may be different here the light and side will be well defined s s prime is not well defined bracket s s prime is well defined okay and you can check that the empty sequence box with s the same thing as the box of the the equivalence class of just s right on either side therefore the empty sequence plays the role of two sided identity on this binary operation on bracket w okay so in particular bracket w will be also a semi group what we want to say is there is more here now what is that now let us do that suppose you have sequences which you can write as x 1, x 2, x k i have just changed the notation for here you can put s 1, s 2, s k it does not matter the inverse word i will define s 1 inverse s inverse is the inverses of this one taken in the opposite order x k inverse etc x 1 inverse what are these inverses remember each g i is a group each x i is in some group some g j okay so inverse makes sense there and that inverse will be another element so it is another alphabet so this is a sequence again and this is a an element of w hat all right and if you combine s and s inverse follow s by s inverse this is not a empty sequence okay but it is equivalent to empty sequence why because look at this one s 1, s 2, s k followed by s k inverse so i am canceling out s k and s k inverse because i have to combine these two get identity drop it next combine identity drop it and so on you get this one similarly if i put s inverse okay therefore when you take the brackets bracket s bracket s prime is nothing but the empty sequence so what we have done is we have actually shown that bracket w is a group under this operations it was not if you take the free words it was not after equivalence relation it becomes a group okay therefore w together with ever multiplication becomes a group construction of free groups is over however it takes some more time and effort to see that this is actually the free group that we are looking for namely it satisfies what it satisfies the universal property that we have to prove we have just constructed something okay that will take some time which we will do next time


A Kubernetes secret is a resource in which you can store sensitive data. Like a password, an OAuth token, an SSH key. Your pod can access this secret, but be careful by default your secret will be unencrypted and anyone who has access to the API can access it and retrieve it as plain text. How do you create a secret? Using the kubectl command, you can simply say kubectl create secret, generic, the name mysecret, from literal, and here I can directly pass what I want to put into my secret. I have my user, that will be as value, my username, and from literal, password, my password. There we go, and that will create my secret. I can check that my secret is there, I can do kubectl get secrets, and there we will see a whole series of other secrets that has been curated by the system itself, and here you can see my secret. I can also describe my secret, kubectl describe my secret, okay, and there we will see some info, by default it's OPEC, but as I told you, if you have access to the YAML file, you can get the content, just by doing this for instance, get secret output as YAML, you can see here the values of my password, and it's just base 64, so I can simply just decode it, and that will give me the value, so be careful. Secrets are accessed by your pod as volumes, okay, and let's see how that works. Let's apply a deployment that accesses the secret that I've just created. If I take a look at this file, we can see that I mount volume here, my secret secret stuff, and finally here in volume, I can specify that my volume is a secret of the name my secret, and this is how from my pod I can access like any other volume to my secret, that's all, thank you. Thanks for watching, don't forget to like this video and to subscribe to the channel.


My name is Ian, Ian names you too. I come from Myanmar. I'm here in Australia to study public policy and management in master degree in Medok University. The most enjoying thing is that Australia culture and British is. It is a real multicultural and multi-faith. Australia education is a world-class education. The universities in Australia are in world standard. I will convince to others to consider Australia Awards, the Australia Alumni Network. It is a really good and a large network. I learned so much in Australia. Many many things, but the very first thing what I like to share, everyone is under the law. No one is above the law. Everyone, regardless of their ethnicity or their education or their income, everyone is equally treated according to the law.


Many different types of pumps exist to assist fluid movement in a variety of systems. An external gear pump uses two gears rotating against each other to provide fluid movement. One gear is driven by a motor connected to a shaft. This is called the drive gear because it is driven by a motor, and it in turn meshes with and drives the movement of the second gear. As the gears rotate away from each other and come out of mesh, they create an expanding volume on the inlet side of the pump. This creates a vacuum at the inlet port allowing fluid to flow into the pump. Then fluid flows into the cavities and is trapped by the gear teeth. As the gears rotate, a flow path is created around the outside of each one. Fluid trapped in the slots between teeth is carried around and discharged into the cavity with the outlet port. Meshing of the teeth in the center of the pump seals the outlet port from the inlet port. No fluid passes between the gears. The advantages of external gear pumps are their high speed and pressure, relatively quiet operation, and that their design accommodates a wide variety of materials. Disadvantages include bushings in the liquid area can become worn and that they have fixed-end clearances. Internal gear pumps are exceptionally versatile. This type of pump has one inner gear which is inside a second outer gear. The inner gear has a shaft driven by a motor and has teeth that protrude outward. The outer gear has teeth that protrude inward toward the center of the pump. As the inner gear rotates, it meshes with and moves the outer gear. Liquid is trapped in the gear spaces and carried from the inlet to the discharge. A stationary crescent shaped divider separates the intake and discharge portions of the fluid. Advantages of internal gear pumps are a smooth and almost pulseless flow and slightly more horsepower for its size. Disadvantages are its higher cost, limited size range, low to moderate pressure ratings, and few sources of manufacture. A rotary vane pump is a positive displacement pump that consists of veins mounted to a rotor. The veins are on an off-center driveshaft. As the shaft rotates, the variable length veins slide in and out to maintain contact with the pump housing. The tension in the veins is maintained by either springs or hydraulic pressure. As the veins rotate, they create chambers of varying sizes within the pump. Fluid enters at the largest chamber. As the veins rotate and retract, the chambers get smaller, forcing fluid to exit through the discharge port. The advantages of vane pumps are that they can handle low viscosity fluids at relatively higher pressures, can dry run for short periods, and develop a good vacuum. Their disadvantages include complexity and their unsuitability for both high pressure and high viscosity fluids. Piston pumps come in many different forms. A swash plate is a device used to translate the motion of a rotate shaft into the reciprocating motion of a piston. Swash plate piston pumps have a rotating shaft connected to a cylinder block containing pistons, which are pressed against a stationary swash plate that sits at an angle to the cylinder. As the shaft rotates, the pistons move against the swash plate, causing them to reciprocate within the piston block. The pistons create a vacuum that forces fluid in, during half a revolution, and expels fluid during the other half. On the intake stroke, a spring ensures the pistons pull back and maintain contact with the swash plate, causing fluid to fill the empty cavity left behind. On the discharge stroke, the angle of the swash plate forces the pistons back inside the piston block and discharges the fluid. The greater the slant on the swash plate, the further the pump pistons move and the more fluid they transfer. Piston pumps, in general, are manufactured with closer internal fits than other pumps. This means that internal slippage can be less so that they operate with reasonable efficiency at pressures both too high or too low for the operation of other pumps. Radial pumps are designed so the pistons stroke in a direction at right angles to the shaft. The pistons are arranged like wheel spokes around a cylinder block with an eccentric central cam mounted on a drive shaft. As the shaft rotates, the cam moves towards the pistons, forcing them down into the cylinder block and discharging the fluid. As the cam moves away, springs help retract the piston and cause the intake stroke. Check valves ensure that fluid only enters the inlet ports and only exits the outlet ports. Radial piston pumps have a low noise level, very high loads at low speeds, and high efficiency. Hand pumps are used when a source of power is not available or where the extra expense of a power pump isn't warranted. For example, they are used on shop presses and other portable equipment, service standby pumps and service sources of emergency power. Hand pumps are always of piston type and are usually constructed with a piston working between two check valves. Double-acting hand pumps are more efficient, allowing fluid to both enter and discharge on both strokes of the piston. Moving the pump handle in either direction allows fluid to be drawn in from the reservoir and discharged via the outlet ports. Check valves in all locations prevent fluid backflow.


This is stock number 70263A. We are here at Summit Automotive, your new and used Dodge headquarters today We are checking out this super clean 2017 Dodge Durango Citadel. This vehicle has a 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 motor. From this HD video You'll be able to tell that this Durango is extremely clean all the way around inside and out. You can see it does have the advanced technology group So it does have forward collision warning as well as adaptive cruise We shoot all of our videos in 1080p So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the vehicle with me has the 20 inch polished aluminum rims bridge stone 26550 r20 tires and these tires look like they have probably about 70 to 80 percent of the tread left Lots of tread left on those tires brilliant black Crystal pearl is the color You can see it has a nice projector lamp headlamps the LED running lights the chrome trimmed grill Projector lamp fog lights as well Passenger side rim absolutely perfect no scuffs or scrapes or corrosion on it And as you go down this side of the vehicle you can see just how clean that body is How reflective mirror like and glass like that paint is We take these HD videos So if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down You can still see the vehicle hear the vehicle and of confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here It does have the hideaway roof rack It's on this side very very clean. I didn't see one single dent or ding on this vehicle Back rim is in pretty nice condition and those back tires have just as much tread as the front tires Not one dent or ding on that rear quarter there Rear bumpers in nice condition as well. No dense dings or scuffs on that It has the power raise tailgate This one does not have a tow package. It just has a cover Back storage area is very very clean No rips or tears those seats do fold down For extra storage and they're really easy to get back up as well Still like that. There is extra storage underneath here as well as your jack tools and This is the button that will close the gate. It'll beep at you three times and then it'll come on down See just how nice and clean that tailgate is it does have a backup camera on this vehicle as well Down this side of the vehicle just as clean as the passenger side Once again, I didn't see any dents or dings Down this side of the vehicle I'm gonna show this to you real quick. So all the new Durango's come with the capitalist fuel fill Nice little extra feature Inside the Citadel package gives you the black leather interior Both of these seats are heated both of these seats are cooled No rips no tears Power on both sides factory floor mats throughout it does have a memory driver seat power windows power locks and power mirrors We have auto headlamps and the power tilt telescope on the steering wheel Has the seven inch configurable TFT display and as you can see this vehicle only has 5,600 and 16 miles Has the heated Leather wrap steering wheel very nice condition. This is your Adaptive cruise control so you can control how far or how close you want to be to the vehicle in front of you Also has Bluetooth audio and information center controls there and cruise controls on this side This vehicle comes with blind spot monitoring as well as the factory navigation system on the 8.4 inch touchscreen radio This is also where your backup camera shows up This one also has the lane departure warning So if you go outside the lines, it'll actually give you a little tug on the steering wheel and alert you Dual climate control you have your automatic start stop Feature your eco mode and then a sport mode where you get to use the Paddle shifters to shift the vehicle you have an Augs USB and SD card There's the keys and it's a keyless entry with remote start enter-and-go system and the eight speed turned out Automatic transmission this one does come with the power Sunroof And up here Louie of the homelink system and your power gate then your controls for the Sunroof as well Passing your seat is absolutely perfect. No rips or tears on that this vehicle smells very clean inside I don't think it's ever been smoked in factory format on that side As well. We'll take a quick look at the back seats, and then we'll Sorry about that Take a quick look at the back seats, and then we'll check out under the hood Give me one second to adjust my microphone here Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here Does have the latch child safety system and the quad or tumble seats as Dodge likes to call them We have factory floor mats throughout these seats are heated you get a 115 volt 150 watt plug-in to USB jacks These seats do fold down and then they fold up For easy access to the third row as you can see we have the floor mat back here And these seats are nice and clean as well. I don't even think they've ever been sat in but very very clean Nice vehicle inside and out Very low miles. 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Alright you guys, what is going on? Welcome back to another video. In today's video We're gonna address the elephant in the room. The title of this video I booked a ticket. I'm coming to the US baby So it finally happened, you know, there's two things I want to achieve out of this video one is addressing The topic which is you know the tickets that I bought to the US which was actually a Christmas present to myself That's what I am putting it down to because you know what? I don't have the money for it, but I feel like it's it's necessary Okay, for certain reasons and I will get into that But the second thing I want to do is to wish you guys a merry Christmas, of course Merry Christmas and a happy new year by the time this video comes out. It's most likely gonna be Christmas Day and so with that said I want to say Merry Christmas today's date is the 24th of December 2018 and And that makes makes me happy makes me happy to be here for Christmas It makes me happy to wish you guys Merry Christmas, you know Christmas has been Non-existent for me for the last five years, but this year is different.  So tomorrow morning. I'm actually gonna work tonight I'm working night shift. I start at 7 p.m. I finish at 7 a.m. at 9 a.m I'm going around to my mom and my sister's place. We're gonna have a glass of champagne with breakfast and exchange some presents and Have a great day. So I hope you guys do the same because that's what it's all about.  It's about relaxing. It's about reminiscing on the year It's about setting goals for the new year. It's about all of that stuff So whatever you do wherever you are Merry Christmas. Secondly Let's address the top of this video. I Did it a book tickets. I'm coming to the USA.  Just don't stand me up Okay, so I'm only there for 16 days and I want to make the most of it So on the 30th of January, I fly out from Brisbane to LA with the time difference. It's it's actually it's funny I leave Brisbane at 11 a.m. on the 30th and I fly for 40 or 13 hours and I arrive in LA at 1 p.m. On the same day So really it's only a two-hour difference. So I'm not sure how the jet lags gonna gonna affects me But basically I'm assuming I'll jump in a uber and go to my accommodation chill out and then then it'll be the 31st of January And that'll be my first full day in the US. So I am gonna be based around LA I assume although there was one thing that I was thinking about doing in Phoenix Which is a Coles kicking camp? So this is the American version of pro kick on a much grander scale I think there's like there's hundreds of kids that go to these things and You know, I'll probably be the oldest one there But that is there's one thing I did pencil in and I tried to organize the trip around that So on the 9th and 10th of February 2019 they've got a kicking camp in Phoenix and I assume I'll be staying there for those two nights. So apart from that, of course We've got the Super Bowl which is on the fourth or the third or fourth So I'm gonna be in the US for the Super Bowl. Obviously.  Okay, I'm gonna be in the US I'm Definitely gonna be able to fly different places around the US I'm not I'm not stuck on the coast although that will be where my accommodation and my base is is set So this video is basically just to let you guys know about the plan 30th of January I arrive in the US. I'm gonna be based in California. Like I said, you know, there's a couple of things I want to do I want to do a tour of of LA of course. I want to see the Hollywood sign I want to I want to go to Gold's Gym Venice I want to I want to possibly see some professional sport I definitely want to meet up with some of you guys and collaborate But I got to be honest the ones that I really want to meet up with the ones that I really want to hit me up Through Instagram is not just for a meet-up. This is for actual training.    I've got five footballs. I'm bringing everything. I want to make this trip The best it can be and then when I do get back to Australia, I will face the music Which is the wrath of the mother of my child now I Assume she won't be watching this video But if she does then I'll be receiving a text message very shortly And if she doesn't then I'll have to break it to it at some point now I didn't know whether I was going to mention this in this video, but I will just briefly Look the last couple of months haven't been easy for me ever since I got back from Bali my Well, my world changed my daughter moved away My ex moved with my daughter to Queensland So for the last two months or a month and a half my daughter has not been here with me And I haven't been able to see it now in that time the pressure that has been put on me from the mother has been intense and it's been You know some of the words that have been said are fucking disgusting and There's been things that I've done in the past. You know the amount of time that I've sacrificed Giving her and the baby To work on other things is disgusting in my on my part So, you know, she does have a point but the reality is guys is that my daughter's not here anymore I can't see it. So it's always on my mind. So this trip is Could well be my last chance. I don't know if I'm gonna go to pro-kick. I don't know if I can sacrifice a Year down in Melbourne away from my daughter and another four years in the in the US away from it I don't know if I can do it. I mean even just the last six weeks has really affected me negatively. So I Want the best of both worlds and I want I don't want to die Wondering I don't want any regrets. So, you know what this trip to the US is to Is to Cross some T's and dots of eyes in my life and on this YouTube channel We need to bring this thing full circle I'm not gonna go and watch a football game over there, but I'm definitely gonna experience the culture I'm gonna have gone to the US which is something I could only have dreamed of six months ago Well, now I've got an actual reason and I feel positive about it, man I just I hope that I get out of the trip what I hope to get out of it And then when I do come back to Australia I've actually got plans in place to not come back to Alice Springs and to actually move closer to my daughter which will be in Queensland and And so I'll be saying goodbye to Alice Springs from the 30th of January and that is the big announcement I don't know when or where I was gonna say that but that that's the truth guys So if you haven't made it to the end of this video, I'm moving. I'm leaving Alice Springs.  So I've got a whole lot going on But like I said, I'm really excited about this trip And if you do want to hit me up and you do want to meet up Get some training in I have had offers in the past. Now's your opportunity to send that offer through again 30th of January to the 16th of February. I can't wait and I can't wait to see my daughter after that And if you are watching this Miffy, if you're watching this video Which you won't be but if you are just know that I've got to do this I have to do this if I came to Queensland and sacrificed everything move from Alice Got a new job and settled down Without having taken at least a two-week trip to the US just to see what it was like just to just to see if I'm capable of playing football Then I'll be doing myself a disservice And I'd be even more selfish with my time Because I just be constantly think I can't be present when I'm thinking about something constantly every day I'm not present. I'm not there You know, I'm always wondering could I do this what happened? What if could I should I would I you know what I have So I'll see the next one guys. Peace out


Emerging technologies such as cloud computing or, you know, mobile services, artificial intelligence and, you know, Internet of Things, et cetera, are really very important. And I would say that we will not achieve sustainable development goals without the support of technology and emerging technologies specifically. So I'd like to take a couple of examples just to make it clear, real. If you think about agriculture and farming as an example, one of the issues we have is, you know, being able to feed more people, save water on irrigation, et cetera. Technology, just as, you know, Internet of Things and cloud and big data and AI, artificial intelligence, will have the farmer improve his yield, will help the farmer reduce his water consumption, et cetera. And that's fundamental to support SDGs. And you can play the same with health and others. I mean, in healthcare, it's the same issue. We will be able to prevent diseases. We will be able to prevent pandemics, things such as, you know, cholera, for example, we'll be able, thanks to artificial intelligence, getting data from different sources, we'll be able to help governments, you know, stop cholera before even it starts. But even when it starts, being able to address it as early as possible. So my question really focuses on emerging technologies, just as cloud computing, mobile services, and OTTs, you know, over the top. People talk about OTTs a lot. So we have three, four objectives. One is really to make sure that we help people understand what are these technologies. I mean, definitions are important, cloud and so forth. Then we go into discussions around what sort of are the business models behind them and what various business models can we find. Then we help the countries and regulators define policies and frameworks and strategies to enable, create an enabling environment for those technologies by providing, you know, case studies and so forth. And the last piece is around how do we help them create an ecosystem in country that supports the development and the emergence of those technologies. So this is sort of the things that we work against. I think we definitely entered into an era of, you know, ICT-built economies. I mean, we know that. I mean, for sure, in business companies are talking about digital transformation. As a matter of fact, countries are now talking about digital transformation in industries and so forth. And I think countries, especially developing countries, have a huge opportunity because many of these technologies that we're talking about have been democratized to a point where they are available to anybody. So cloud is now available to a startup in any country in the world. As long as that startup has access to the internet, they can develop amazing technologies, new apps, new, you know, scenarios. So that's just an example. But the matter of fact, as I was talking about in your first question around, you know, SDGs, I think there is a huge opportunity for developing nations to develop strategies that support the development of those emerging technologies because their impact will be great on education, on governance, on, you know, environment, healthcare, infrastructure, transportation, you know, all the industries. And eventually you will have both a macroeconomic impact on all the industries but also an opportunity for job creation and so forth. And I think we need to get ready for that. I mean, as a matter of fact, technologies such as AI are going to be here, coming to us and we can't just ignore and sit here and talk, we need to be able to master those technologies in order to build for the next generation of services, next generation of products, and the generation of, so that's why I think it's a huge opportunity for developing nations.