Level 4-slash-4511 classified Item number SCP-4511 Pending Special Containment Procedures The factory SCP-4511 resides in has been purchased by the Foundation and designated Provisional Site-4511. MTF-PI-1, City Slickers, have been assigned to manage containment and security of the object. All organic matter which is exited at SCP-4511 is to be returned inside, regardless of living or deceased. File served notice. As of writing, research on the SCP-4511 is still ongoing. Some errors may be present. Description SCP-4511 is a large mechanical construct located in the basement of Danforth Meatpacking, a disused meatpacking factory in Chicago, USA. SCP-4511 externally resembles a domestic pig, measured approximately 15 meters by 25 meters by 20 meters at its widest point, and is constructed of iron, which has become heavily oxidized following several years of improper maintenance. SCP-4511's primary entrance point is a large blast furnace in a constant state of activation, despite being disconnected from all fuel lines and ignition sources. SCP-4511's left flank contains a thin 5 centimeter long slit that, upon certain conditions being met, will print an index card carrying a series of instructions. The ████ Factory was initially rated by Foundation agents, embedded within the Chicago Police Department, in response to reports of occult activity in the area. They encountered heavy resistance from a group of occult worshippers who had taken residence in the basement. MTF-9, fire eaters, were dispatched to lend support to the Chicago Police Department. Of the 47 cultists that had previously inhabited the factory, only one survived their injuries for more than 72 hours. While the individual was treated for their injuries, Foundation personnel began studying SCP-4511. The following card was discovered left within SCP-4511. Current Demand. A block of my own. Satisfied. Every 12 hours, SCP-4511 produced another copy of the card. On 124-65, the last surviving victim of the raid on the factory was pronounced deceased. At the same time, SCP-4511 produced a new punch card. Current Demand. The metal teeth that endlessly turned. Period. One week. The SCP-4511 research team requested to conduct experiments on the object, which was initially denied by lead researcher Weskeran, but later overruled by regional director Caleb. Test Logs. Test 1. Demand. The metal of the suffocating prison. Resources. 57 pieces of scrap iron. Scavenged from within Provisional Site-4511. Procedure. Gears thrown into SCP-4511 individually. Results. Sound of metal crunching persisted for two minutes and three seconds. Three hours after the test, all gears in Provisional Site-4511 underwent a rapid oxidation process. Rustings significantly. SCP-4511 itself remained unaffected. Test 2. Demand. Oil to slick and macrosan joints. Resources. Three 200-liter drums of machine oil. Transporting from Site-12. Procedure. Drums were thrown into primary orifice. Results. Low-pitched gurgling heard for 38 minutes before the remains of the oil drums were expelled. SCP-4511 then began to shake violently for 4 minutes.  Test 3. Demand. Two of my children. Made of my image. Made in flesh. Resources. Two adult domestic pigs. Sexed pair. D-98123-SSD and D-98124-SSD. Procedure. Both subjects forced in the SCP-4511's primary orifice. Results. Subjects passed through first layer of fire unharmed, obscuring them from view. Five seconds later, high-pitched squeals were heard, ceasing after 25 seconds. For 47 minutes afterwards, a low-pitched gurgling was heard emanating from SCP-4511. Test 4. Demand. The hooks used to hang my children's corpses. Resources. 17 neat hooks, found within provisional Site-4511. Procedure. Hooks were thrown in the primary orifice. Results. Metal crunching with her within 20 seconds and persisted for 11 minutes before a spherical metal object was expelled at high speeds, terminating Agent McHenry. McHenry's body was then thrown into the primary orifice. Test 5. Demand. A canine. First I consume his best friend, then him. Resources. One German Shepherd. D-197-231-CLF. Procedure. Subject tranquilized and forced in the primary orifice after managing to exit twice. Results. Yelping heard for approximately 27 minutes before the subject was expelled through the primary orifice. 55 minutes later, 7 projectiles exited at SCP-4511 at a high velocity. Further examination identified a projectiles to be teeth, specifically six molars, dog, and one canine, human. Test 6. Demand. A worker for the line. Resources. D-023492. Deceased due the natural causes. Procedure. Subject was then thrown into the primary orifice. Results. Within four seconds, SCP-4511 emitted loud crunching noises before it roughly ejected in D-023492. Subject was extremely disfigured due to heat damage and repeated blunt force trauma. Upon dissection, subject was bound to be lacking several internal organs. Test 7. Demand. A worker for the line. Resources. D-023547. Procedure. Due to non-compliance, subject was forced into SCP-4511 using electric shock prod. Results. Screaming heard for approximately two hours. 34 minutes after the test, a liquid mixture of human blood, pig urine, machine oil, and rust began leaking from various points across SCP-4511. This persisted for 46 minutes before it roughly ceasing. The human portion of the liquid was a genetic match for lead researcher Western. Test 8. Demand. A youth to grow into factories. Resources. Procedure. Due to non-compliance, subject was forced into SCP-4511 using an electric shock prod. Results. Test 9. Demand. Fuel for my internally burning fire. Resources. 450 kilograms of refined coal. Bound within provisional site 4511. Procedure. Coal was manually shoveled in the primary orifice by researchers Mathias and Gilroy. Results. Blamed within primary orifice grew by approximately 60%, terminating researcher Mathias and injuring researcher Gilroy. Provisional site 4511 then began to shake violently for three hours and 22 minutes. 55 minutes after the shaking began, groaning was heard below SCP-4511. Test 10. Demand. The false foreman. Deliver it to my ma to prove your faith. Resources. Lead researcher Western. Procedure. Subject incapacitated using a 9mm bullet to the left thigh and moved to SCP-4511's entrance. Subject could walk midway through test and began attempting to bargain with researchers. Results. Lead researcher Western consumed by SCP-4511. Screaming heard for approximately 4 minutes and 17 seconds before ceasing. See Incident 4511.1 for further details. Incident 4511.1. Eight hours following the reception of Test Report 10, regional director Caleb authorized MTF Epsilon-11, 9-tailed box, to raid Provisional Site 4511 after reports of possibly compromised site security. A transcript is attached. MTF Body Camera Video Log Transcript. Date. May 13th, 65. Task Force. MTF Epsilon-11, 9-tailed box. Subject. Provisional Site 4511. Team Lead. Epsilon-1. Team Members. Epsilon-2. Epsilon-3. Epsilon-4. Begin Log. Safety's off. Sound off on my count. One. Two. Three. Four. Team enters the factory single file. Guns raised. No sign of research team on the main production floor. Descending into basement. Proceed with caution. Team crosses the factory floor to the freight elevator and enter. Three. Time to earn your keep. Yes, sir. Epsilon-3 moves to the electrical box of the elevator and attempts to pull it open. After a few seconds of pulling, he succeeds in opening the cover. The interior of the fuse box is revealed to have been sealed to the door with a layer of waxy material. Is that… fat? Probably from years of disuse. I don't think anyone was cleaning it even when this place was still open. Three. Can you get it working? Or do we have to throw ourselves down? Limbing style. Yeah, I should be able to rig something up real quick. Give me a second. Epsilon-3 spends several minutes interacting with the fuse box. With the lurch, the elevator begins slowly dropping. Well done. Unless they somehow move the thing, SCP-4511 should be somewhere on the floor. Weapons free. Though we prefer if at least a couple were brought in alive. Roger that.  Three. Was that you? I didn't touch the lighting fuses. That's something else. Doesn't matter. Four. Get over here and help me open these doors. Epsilon-1 and Epsilon-4 work together to open the cargo doors of the elevator.  Flashlights on. They're creeping about here somewhere. Team advances onto the catwalk and continuing silence for two minutes until Epsilon-2 pauses.  What? No. We're walking in it. Epsilon-1 gestures to the catwalk floor and the shallow puddle of yellow liquid covering it.  I think I'm going to bomb it.  The team is interrupted by a drop splashing onto the puddle. They raise their weapons and flashlights to reveal a fleshy growth attached to the ceiling. A hole from which is leaking into urine. Keep moving. What are you guys? Make sure you're looking at it. The team continues forward. Epsilon-4 bringing up the rear to keep a view on the growth. They continue in silence for another four minutes, descending a stairwell. We're reaching the basement floor. Command is unintelligible. They're cutting off. Repeat. We're reaching the basement floor. Sound off. One. Two. Three. Silence.  I… she was just next to me. Do we go back to look for her? Yeah. Get ready. The team retreats up three flights of stairs. Epsilon-4 is splayed out on a landing. Unconscious. Two. On it. Epsilon-2 begins applying first aid to Epsilon-4, who has a large wound in her right thigh. Epsilon-4 slowly regains consciousness. I don't know what happened. One minute I was behind you guys, and the next I'm clutching my head here. Active hostile entity in the area. Possibly anti-mimetic. Can you walk? No.  We'll be back, I swear. The team returns down the stairwell, reaching the bottom and spreading out. The floor is largely covered in various furnaces. There's something up ahead. The entrance to SCP-4511 is visible at the end of the room. A large pile sits next to it. Upon closer view, the pile is comprised of several white-coated bodies, all suffering from extreme exsanguination. A figure sits on the floor next to the pile. Hands up! Now! The figure stands up, wearing the uniform of a researcher.  He is clutching something in his right hand. Whatever's in your hand, drop it. Whatever you think you can do to me, it's nothing. Nothing compared to what it can do. What's it? The individual gestures behind him, seemingly at SCP-4511, and a pile of corpses. I took their oil to feed it, and I'll take yours too.  You can't win.  A rumbling sound emanates from SCP-4511. Absalon-3 advances and inspects what the individual is holding.  Meet from those who seek to do in my faithful. Absalon-3 picks up the piece of flesh and throws it into SCP-4511. The flames roar.  Why did you do that? I don't know. Come on. We've got to get four. She won't last long as she is. The team re-ascends the main stairwell to the location four was sitting in. Four is unmoving. Her gun beside her. Fuck! Check for a pulse. Absalon-2 shakes his head. Nothing. Christ. One. What do we do? Absalon-1 sighs. Only thing we can do. Head back up. We terminated the threat and Director Caleb is outside with the emergency rest con team. Let's go then. We need to back up the cleanest place out. End log. Document-4511.1. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the current containment and research team for SCP-4511 are no longer in the position to do their duties. Until further notice, I will be removing myself from the regional director position in order to take the position of lead researcher on the SCP-4511 project. This anomaly is more dangerous than we originally gave it credit for, and it led to the deaths of 24 people. I refuse to let that happen again. Regards. Lead researcher Caleb. Incident-4511.2. Two hours following Incident-4511.1, SCP-4511 produced a punch card before ceasing all activity. In-depth examination of SCP-4511 revealed no remains of any subjects or alternative fuel sources that could have been used for the flames. Current demand. A flock of my own. Satisfied.


Hey, everyone, welcome to today's day trading update. It's only 10.25 AM. But I'm done. I've got to be done for the day because I've got a full plate this afternoon. So I haven't done my spreadsheet here, but overall $740.50 in the green today. So a decent little green day. Let's go over these really quick here. Starting with, well, let me bring this back over. So I've got the ES. Took a little loss on a runner in ES. Had a really nice Paris trade in gold and silver. You can see the silver side booked 960 with the gold minus 134. So net net $826 winner on that. Actually, a couple different Paris trades in gold and silver. So started out booked a nice profit on a Paris trade that the pair contracted. I got back in and expanded again for me. So really nice two back to back Paris trades there. And then in the Nasdaq Dow took a small one. It was up quite a bit more. But you can see the difference here. About a $64 winner in the Nasdaq Dow Paris trade. Took a try to get a runner in QG, which is the micro for Natty Gas. Ended up taking $150 loser there. Apple booked two winners in the Mighty 90, total $347. Boeing, a nice little Mighty 90 for 200. Facebook, Mighty 90 minus 100. Nike, don't pay attention to that. That's still open. That's not a day trade. Just happens to be in this account. And then Peloton, basically a scratch. And then Roku minus 310. So biggest winner was the gold silver Paris trade.  So a couple things here real quick on those. So in the ES, price pushed up to the highs of the day, started consolidating. I was looking for a continuation runner to the upside. And I think this is when Jerome Powell came out and started talking and just kind of flushed me out. So I just bailed when we got that big flush. I mean, it was a quick, it was a flash, flash flush. So just bailed on that. So just took a small loss there. I mentioned gold and silver, Nasdaq, QG. So this is one that I'm out of. But I would still be in this if I could continue trading for the day. So had this flush down initially, bounced higher, was looking for a rollover. Looks like it still probably will, but I just had to get out. So cut out and took a small loss there. In Apple, the trades I took in Apple, two different Mighty 90s. So we had this initial push lower and I caught this bounce here. And then as it bounced higher, I got in here for a short and caught a little bit to the downside. So two nice little winners in Apple. In Boeing, a nice little Mighty 90 winner here had this push up here initially, got short here and just took a little bit off of this down move right there. Facebook, let's go to Facebook here. So Facebook had this initial push higher into this pivot, broke through the highs right there close to the unchanged mark. And I was looking for a little reaction to the downside. We started to get it and then it pushed higher. So I just closed out the trade, scratched it. I was going to get back in if it made another big push higher, but it just kind of rolled over. So anyway, just took a tiny $100 loss in Facebook. And then Peloton, Peton. This is another one that I would still be holding for a long runner. It's at all time highs, kind of consolidating here. But again, I just had to close it out. So it took a $24 loser, basically a scratch.  I was looking for a continuation higher and it just kind of flushed me out. So just got out of that one for loss, but all in all, plus $740.50 on the day, not too shabby for a couple hours work. We'll be in the trade room tomorrow, first 90 minutes of the day. Look forward to seeing you then. If you guys have any questions, let me know. Thanks.


Rwy'n nhw'n credu'r cyfle o'r cyfoedd ddysgu yw chi'n gweld i fyfyddiant. Yn ystafell ym 2015, rwy'n nhw'n dechrau chi'n bwysig effeithio'r oedd yn ddifu'r cwrdd. Mae'r cy slapwnnau â'r gieuniaeth fel John Finnie. Felly, rwy'n digwydd,ecro sot gennym i'w adorffent, ac rwy'n gwybod hi fod am gyda dda i gael i'w・・・ Mae'r cymprafff yn i ddod, mae'r cystafell yn gynnig i'w gweld i'w gweld i'w sefydledd, I would like to welcome our new member Jane Baxter to the committee and in accordance with section 3 of the code of conduct, I would like to ask Jane to declare any interests relevant to the committee's remit. I have no relevant interests to declare. Thank you. Today's second agenda item is on witnesses' expenses and in keeping with the usual practice, members are invited to delegate to me as convener, responsibility for arranging for the SPCB to pay under rule 12.4.3 any expenses of witnesses in our scrutiny of the draft budget 2015-16. Are we all agreed? Does any members have any comments to make? No. That concludes our meeting for today and our next meeting will take place on Thursday 5 February. When will we be taking evidence for the Minister for Housing and Welfare on our having and keeping a home inquiry? I'll now close the meeting. Thank you.


It is a huge transformation and the biggest worry we should have is how to make sure that the people will have a job tomorrow and clearly learning online, learning, learning, learning will be the key word for tomorrow. Innovation is not going to be products and services specifically for developing markets or developed markets. I think that distinction is going to blur. If you ask people, do you want this company to have all this data about you? You often get an answer that's pretty negative, but if you ask them, would you like this company to be able to bring you better, more relevant services to help you make your life more efficient? People want those benefits. The advent of the smartphones have enabled inclusiveness, especially in banking. Otherwise, in Africa, only 20% of the population have access to bank accounts. But if you take Nigeria, for instance, a population of 168 million people, we have 130 million subscribers. Merging of ideas from different cultures and different societies into something really quite different because the infrastructure and the information and the standards and the interoperability and communication and the globalization of the insight and the ability to make something new will allow us to have the next wave be some ideas come from one part of the world and some from another so we end up with something that's really three steps out from what we can imagine today.


Welcome to JSA TV live the newsroom for telecom and data center professionals I'm Barb Mitchell coming to you today live from the floor of data cloud global Congress here in beautiful Monaco and Joining me is Walter Everard CEO of Silver Falcon data centers. Thank great to be here. Thank you so much for joining us It's it's been a busy week. I'm sure it has been for you. Definitely. Yeah Always so great to come and chat with new folks. This is our first time Talking and having an interview of this kind. So please to talk to you I know that there's a bit of a history, but Silver Falcon my understanding is you were founded in 2021 talk a little bit about that that history. So I think the our data center experience dates back a little bit longer, but the actual Incorporation of the company was in 2021 when we acquired a big Data center facility in Amsterdam, which was back in the day already known as being a very sustainable development in the port area West Boat It is let's say it comes from our history of Real estate development and urban redevelopment as we were developing a large New city in the city of Amsterdam at Southeast where there's also a lot of data center development going on so our location for the data center is a little bit more more northwest of the city and Well, perhaps I'll continue a little bit on on the data center itself It's a hundred MVA utility power 78 megawatts IT data center, which it consists of Three towers, so it's a phase approach kind of a campus approach where you have The the build of the tree towers we started with our first hour Last year so we finalize currently the on-site substation for hundred MVA and we Continued with the ground floor and the foundation so we're going up Pretty rapidly now because the the corn shell is going up by the end of this year In total the facility to give the number of ideas It's 106,000 square meters of development provides per tower nine data floors And that's already an interesting thing and probably bridges to some things. I wanted to talk about around sustainability We have done the design in a way that we can combine Traditional air cooling with all kinds of liquid and immersion cooling types of new technologies. So we're Except for just being sustainable We're also future-proofing in the sense that we as a data center provider, but also the sister companies firmly believe in Immersion cooling where it's two phase or one phase For the future because it helps us also to reuse the heat So, yeah, I mean just sort of recapping here So you have your company has a history in the data center space formally starting a silver Falcon data centers in 2021 And now you're building out this facility, which is set. I think to be fully ready to market in 2025 I believe is getting 25 potentially a little bit earlier for early access, but great So let's say 2025. That's that's ballpark what we aim for together with our clients Yeah, fantastic. And and I also understand that since the beginning you've been very focused on sustainability with a real effort and and promise to be you know a Green data center. So you've already talked about some aspects of that But but how are you really moving forward with that commitment? I think there's this this before we go into Let's say the seven items. I want to just take off with you It's a very genuine ambition from the group to be as sustainable as we can we saw also in the Real estate development that we're doing that by combining a number of proven technologies and techniques that we can Be more efficient with the energy that we use and for a founder it was more of a question how that Energy ecosystem or the energy balance of data centers could be Better used in an urban environment. That's why I think the location that we have except for excellent connectivity It's such an interesting Environment to be in because we can easily we capture the heat so on those seven points I think one of the things I already mentioned is by the design where we have immersion cooling together with traditional air cooling There we can easily Fall within the envelope that the municipality of Amsterdam allows for terms of PUE of 120. So on design We can do way better So we can have the discussion with our clients around the specific numbers, but it's it's it's a very interesting way For both parties to win On that development second one is water. It's it wasn't a big question when we acquired project two years ago It's getting more and more scrutiny these days and attention, especially for what is going on in certain parts of Europe, especially also in US and We are not using any drinking water for our cooling. So we are Using recycled water industrial water because we're in port areas another big big advantage of being at the location Where we are in the port area. Third one is the heat reuse heat reuse given that we are doing a combination of technologies we can Capture the heat better than in other data centers But we have a cooperation agreements with the municipality of Amsterdam and with a big utility company To reuse the heat in the district heating network because also again location We are 250 meters out of the district heating network So we can pump in all the heat and we can heat with the heat that we have around 85,000 hopes, so that's I think First big project big step in the Netherlands to do such a such a large heat recapture from data centers Fourth one is we're not using diesel using HBO for the gents That's potentially in the future looking at hydrogen because again, we're in port area There will be a hydrogen loop hydrogen grit in the in the area So if the technology the equipment is available, we'll look into that and probably for second or third phase Go for hydrogen as a backup power system We're building on a small plot, so we're not using a lot of land which is also I think very important from a sustainability agenda We're building the building in such a way that we could if we would ever Need to use the building for another purpose. You could repurpose it to residential or to office because the The clearance floor to ceiling is quite high so we can easily put a floor in between For those other functionalities that we can give the building and then last but at least it's an important one The way we build the core and shell is in such a way that we can dismantle the entire building And reuse whatever comes out So that's we've put a lot of attention to that from the start and I hope While we'll build while we're building and that that all of our stakeholders and clients will appreciate what we've done in design It's so nice to hear something, you know, just a really clear platform with these seven pillars that you're focused on and Thank you for sharing that and I'm sure a lot of folks that are Tuned in now, you know or or may want to connect with you here while in Monaco or after the show is over If they want to hear more, where can they go to connect with you? Well, they can they can look at our website, which is silver falcon dc.com There came they can find a four-page document with a number of let's say more essential information around the development And of course they can reach out to me or any of the colleagues through the contact details that are on the website Perfect. So everything you just outlined will be on a clear document for download on your website. Definitely Yeah, we're not making it a secret. So all the things that we're doing. It's it's any of those items is Proven technology So it's not rocket science, but the way we combine all those things Makes us we believe a very sustainable development. Fantastic. So important. Thank you Thank you for your time and really appreciate you taking the time out of what is a very very busy day of busy busy busy show So thank you for taking the time to talk to us And thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV live today from Data Cloud Global Congress until next time


If I remove it, it will stop, I will put it down, is it visible to you, yeah, I will put my camera down here, okay now see, if I connect it, see the bubbles here, visible, if I remove it, it will stop all the chemical reaction, it will stop electrolysis, then no confusion, no doubt, great, okay now let's try in oil, so here we have oil and I have attached one lecture, one idea and now another idea, see, is there any bubbles visible to you guys, yeah, now you have to check here, oh yeah, how to show you guys, you see the bubbles, completely like I could, I can't see the single bubbles, see, so what is the reason?


Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the Stock Swoosh and reviewing LVS. This was the Stock Swoosh Show Play of the Day today in the live trading room. It was a gap down. It was a bearish gap. We shorted it. It worked. So if you've been thinking about trading with me, there's no better time to trade than earnings season. LVS was an earnings gap. And again, this gap last night and follow-through today, you would learn in my class how to rate the gap to determine if it's going to follow through in the direction of the gap or not, or reverse. Again, I like to short. So I prefer to short, but I will go long. But this was a short today. Anyways, it's very, very interesting. When you see a good gap in the morning, like I did this morning and you rate it, your whole day is just done. You know what to do. You wait for the setup. You get the setup and you get in, get out, and that's it. You're done. And I was done very quickly this morning. I had a lot of things to do today and I'm just getting caught up with. So it all worked out. And again, if you're going to hold stuff longer, I think options is an easier thing to do to hold because you're having a day trade, you got to get out before four. So I prefer to be in and out in several minutes. So this was a nice entry here. We shorted it. Got the drop. Boom. Got the drop. Boom. Got the drop. Boom. I didn't get this all the way down here. I mean, I would have called 45 the dream target. It went down to 45, 45. Looks like it's going to try to break the low here before the end of the day. So I was out of this very, very fast this morning. I like to make money quick, getting get out. But this I literally could have made almost another dollar out of this, which is crazy. And it's still falling. This is still falling. This is still falling right now. Of course, it's quarter three. So again, what is a gap? A gap is a difference between the close and the open stock closed here at 5023 open in the morning of 4809. So my process is I rate the gap in the daily chart to determine if it rates per the 26 point system to short it. Or if it had been a bullish gap, I would have rated it to go long. Okay. Anyways, this rated good. And again, earning season is an extremely important time to train whatever you're trading, because that's where you're going to get the biggest moves. That's where you get the most volatility. And obviously this had volume. So beautiful day. Everybody made money today in the room. Great day. And we'll see what we get tomorrow. If you're interested in the golden gap course and learning my method, you can email me. The class for April is coming up. It's not this weekend, but next weekend, you only have about a week or so to sign up. Spots are filling up. If you want to join, don't wait. Email me, Melissa, the stockswush.com. Have a great day, everyone.


What is up lady and gentle yeets? Today we're going to be watching a short film by Hulu named The Hug. Now before we get into this short film, I heard it's supposed to be very similar to Five Nights of Freddy's so that should be very interesting man. But I mean it can't be like the same thing but it's going to be very similar because of like copyright stuff. So yeah let's jump right into it. Okay let me make sure my volume's all the way up. Before we start, okay we're Gucci. Let's go! Hulu presents Hulu Win Philpest The Hug. Should be cool. Oh, Pandora's pan pizza please. Hey. Lit! So they had a pizza-pizzeria place. Ski bar, oh my god that guy looks scary. It's a panda animatronic. It's a lot of thinking, my boy catching up right here. Little birthday boy. Uh oh. Dude that guy looks creepy. It's a panda break. He's an animatronic. He can't- That's what I said. My god, this kid is a brat. What are you about to tell him about? That pizza looks nasty. Oh, just push him out of the way. Uh oh. He took his keys. The boys are savage. Uh oh, what are you doing man? He's going to wake up the animatronic. That guy really hates his job huh? Oh my god. Dude that thing looks creepy. He only has one tooth. No. Walk away man. That thing is creepy. Don't give him a hug man. I wouldn't trust that thing. I would be shy. I would have been terrified. Look at this guy. He's like, should I do this? Should I not?  This thing looks scary. He just rolled his eyes. Curtain is closing. Dude, Hudson did not hear his screaming. What in the world is happening man? Uh oh, he noticed it took his keys. He just hit the kid in the face. Oh no. Dude, you can hear the kid screaming. You know he ate him boy. Dude, he ate that kid alive. The hug. This is pretty legit man. This is very similar to Five Nights at Freddy's. Oh my god, that Pandora animatronic is very scary. He only has the one tooth. But I mean when he took that mask off he was like somebody else man. Dude, Jesus. Let's watch that again. Where is it at? I want to see him without his mask. It looks very terrifying. Now where is it? Where's the part? Oh man, I can't find it. Somewhere around here. Here? This thing was crazy. Make a full film and find a way to save that kid. And man, I don't think that kid is going to make it out. The hug of 87. Even demons gotta eat it ok. It's not a bad combination of FNAF and showbiz. Pizza, place cheque cheese. Hopefully the 2020 FNAF movie is as good as this. After it's going to be an actual FNAF movie. These guys seem to beat into it. This was pretty awesome. It felt like it was actually FNAF. Alright you guys, well this was the hug. If you guys want to watch it. Just search this up right here, the hug. See this right here? There you go. Just search this up Hulu and you'll find it on their page. Alright well thank you guys for watching. Thank you guys for the support. If you guys enjoyed the video make sure to slap the like button. If you're new to the channel make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on. And I will see you guys in the next one. Bye.


There are about three million cargo containers going through Canada's ports each year, so ensuring that there's no hidden or illegal materials inside these containers can be a pretty big job. Luckily, detecting nuclear materials hidden inside these containers is about to get a whole lot easier. Cargo containers are big metal boxes. They're about 53 feet long and they can be filled with anything. And there's so many of these things coming through ports of entry into and out of the country every day, every hour, every minute that it's impossible to look inside every single one of them. At Chalk River Laboratories, Andrew's team is working with a technology that will be able to detect hidden nuclear materials inside cargo containers coming across the border. This technology is called Muon Tomography. The Sun's turbulent surface and other objects in space like supernova are constantly spitting out material which hits the Earth's atmosphere, creating particles called muons. Since you started watching this video, thousands of muons have been passing straight through you. In fact, muons pass through most everyday materials. These muons can pass through a very large amount of very dense material, so they can pass kilometres into the Earth before they are stopped. The Muon part explains the type of particles that we're using to actually do this, and the tomography is the type of image reconstruction that we're doing. This apparatus is called CRIPT, which stands for Cosmic Ray Inspection and Passive Tomography. It was created through an innovative partnership between many Canadian institutions to demonstrate the Muon Tomography technology. So what we've done is we've built a two-story large detector which actually is able to track these muons as they enter and exit the detectors. When a muon hits a piece of cargo, it will pass right through in a straight line. Even if there are materials in the way, like say a person, this muon will still pass through in a straight line. If, however, a dense material like a lead casing is inside the cargo, the muon will be deflected. The detector will see a change in the direction and energy of the muon, and know that something is up. Muon tomography imaging is very similar to an X-ray image you might see at airport security. Muons, however, are only stopped by the densest of materials, like, for example, lead. Also, unlike X-ray images, muons are constantly raining down on us from space, which means that no artificial radiation has to be created to get these images. So these particles are coming from essentially outer space and passing through all of our detectors right here, and we're extracting so much information from them. And the only way we can really handle all this information is with what you see here, all these lit up electronics boards, which are constantly time stamping, filtering, coinciding different pieces of information, and sending them to the computer over a local internet. This technology will be able to quickly and effectively find any dense containers that might be shielding nuclear materials passing through Canada's borders. The facilities at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories will allow the team to test their imaging techniques using nuclear materials as well as nuclear shielding onsite. The goal is to have Muon tomography detectors operating at borders across the country, benefiting all Canadians and keeping our borders secure.


I guess I might as well wear some of my clothes now that I'm probably gonna have to sell them because I'm going broke but today we're gonna talk about how much money I make from YouTube and what that means is specifically ad revenue through Google AdSense and that's basically determined by how many views you're getting it could also include you know donations from live streams. I do want to say I'm very thankful that I've been able to use YouTube as a platform to start some of my businesses whether it's the Frankie's natural products, Frankie's syringe meat, organ supplements, you know the private consultations I do for fitness and nutrition. In regards to that YouTube has been great that I've been able to make some money at least enough money to not have to worry about you know putting food on the table or having a car to drive. That being said I was actually looking forward to YouTube being a much higher source of revenue you know back in early 2019 things were looking much better but let's go back to the beginning and I've been making YouTube videos since summer of 2016 mostly pertaining to nutrition fitness and health and more recently I've touched on current news and I've been kind of all over the place and I mean me telling the truth about certain things talking about certain topics you know and that's part of the reason that I'm not being compensated as much as I could be if I played by the rules did XYZ but I don't want to go into that. One thing that you have to absolutely understand if you're considering YouTube if you're doing any business is the marketing perspective. How many people are going to be interested in what I'm providing and for me fitness health nutrition diet you know the stuff I talk about is basically something that's present or relevant to everyone's life you know so there's no excuse for people to not watch my videos essentially and that's also the way I go about creating a lot of my video topics and determining what I would like to talk about you know I'm not only trying to appease the crowd from an entertainment perspective I'm also trying to figure out you know what would help the most people in regards to health you know what about variety you know you don't want to do the same standing against the static background every day that's how simple stuff that being said you know for the first two years of my YouTube channel before I was monetized where I was you know just doing YouTube for getting out there still working a regular job I only spent maybe you know 45 minutes to an hour every day physically working on the YouTube video you know I just set up the camera talking part of it film didn't write a script I didn't spend a lot of time recording I didn't spend a lot of time editing had no real knowledge about cameras my production quality the audio wasn't that great and even really just now I'm getting to the point where you know that aspect of my videos is is pretty good you know it doesn't really have to be better you know as long as the audio and video quality isn't greatly compromised by poor camera angles or you know really really bad background noise you're basically good to go you know you want to keep it simple and those people that do heavily heavily edited YouTube videos with all these sorts of transitions and effects and really smooth stuff that's you know professional production quality not necessary for YouTube so that period of two years where I wasn't monetized even though I wasn't investing an incredible amount of time you know I was still thinking about video topics you know all nutrition always going through my mind so it really is a lifestyle a lot of my thoughts and my off-time was invested in what I was going to talk about the next day and when I did get monetized you know I progressively started putting more and more effort into my YouTube videos I might not have written a script but I put more money into the camera more money into the audio quality I spent more time editing the video and now it's gone to the point where I'm writing scripts for nearly every single video I'm spending half an hour an hour editing every video so I went from spending no more than an hour per day now I'm at like three four five hours a day of my physical time is invested in making a YouTube video every day sometimes it's more sometimes it's less on average I would have to say between two and three hours and what that entails is writing the script filming the video editing the video and uploading the video just to have that video physically on YouTube every day that's the amount of time it takes you know some days like today I might not have to write a script and it's an unusual video where it takes me only an hour overall sometimes like for those cooking videos I have to film for five or six hours straight and then edit for an hour sometimes it's simple one hour of writing a script one hour of filming one hour of editing could be a vlog could be all these different sorts of things but that's a pretty good estimation of the average time commitment two to three hours so with that two to three hours and day in mind now we can look at the monthly compensation and how it correlates to the effort I'm putting in so my best months that I can remember off the top of my head were when I was getting like 15 to 20,000 views per day on my videos from like January through March 2019 those paychecks from Google AdSense were like between five thousand and six thousand dollars per month which for me you know for the amount of money I've made throughout my life was great you know five six thousand a month I didn't really have the businesses at the time I wasn't doing that great and you know that would still be a lot of money for me now but if you take you know six thousand dollars that's 1500 a week you know if you're working you know three hours a day for a month 90 hours it's pretty good you're getting paid over a hundred bucks an hour now you know that five six thousand dollars was very short-lived and that didn't include my live stream revenue when I was live streaming at that time it might have actually even been a few hundred dollars extra in donations every week from the live streams since 2019 they kind of put like a hamper on my views I don't know what's going on but you know my view count has been steadily going down on my live stream count has gone down to the point where I didn't even care about live streaming last Saturday I just did some extra videos and now we might live stream later tonight I don't know but now donation live streams are basically gone and my Google AdSense paychecks for July I actually wasn't gonna check this before I filmed this video I was just gonna guesstimate because I knew I was getting checks for like thirteen hundred fourteen hundred fifteen hundred dollars a month now so basically making you know fifty bucks per YouTube video which is basically fifteen dollars an hour so I mean I can't complain I have a job I get paid you know fifteen twenty bucks an hour for a few hours of work a day which isn't bad but I saw some paychecks from June and July and I was getting eight or nine hundred bucks which was I honestly probably it's for me it's tough because I've made YouTube videos every day for years and years and I just feel like I'm giving up if I stop now but it is very very discouraging when you know you work harder and harder and harder you invest more time and money and and things just seem to be getting worse and worse so going from you know fifteen twenty thousand views per day and having active live streams that had you know three to four hundred viewers five six thousand a month now you know when I'm getting four or five thousand views a day and I have a hundred active viewers on my live streams on another channel the revenue is drastically drastically lower I mean I wouldn't say it's a sacrifice I've made you know I chose to talk about certain topics and there's people in power that don't want other people to know about those topics as it compromises what other people are saying those other people might be making a video every day that's getting a hundred thousand views and they're basically making you know 30 40 50 times the amount of ad revenue I am and do if I was making that much money per month on YouTube holy crap and that is you hundred and hundreds millions of dollars per year and ad revenue that is that is absolutely insane to me and some people make three or four videos a week they get a million views per video it's a crazy crazy crazy amount of ad revenue and you know we could bring up like a vegan girl who told me for instance that does get a hundred two hundred thousand views per video she'll make a video once or twice a week she'll have a sponsorship that sponsors probably paying her 20 30 thousand just for a video that's another thing we have to talk about I've never really been offered big sponsorships I think people have offered me like 500 bucks to say something about their product but you know when you have those higher view counts when you can get those sponsorships that's why just about every larger YouTube channel is sponsored because all they got to do is throw you know a minute or two of them talking about some nonsense product and they get a check in their bank account for $50,000 it's a lot of money I'm just hoping that I can get my businesses together to some degree and start getting in some revenue before this whole YouTube thing goes completely down the toilet I've had over a hundred thousand subscribers for like quite a few months now I wonder when they're supposed to send me that silver plaque so that I can cook a steak on it and then maybe beat it with a baseball bat but outside of that thank you guys for joining me today if you do want to support me please just share the video on social media like leave me a comment down below if you do want to support me further you can check out frank dash to father calm we've got a couple exciting things coming this weekend next week guys so hopefully towards the end of this week I can announce some stuff outside of that you know some of you guys might not watch my video today or tomorrow that's the case happy Thanksgiving otherwise I will come up with some stuff to talk about


Hello Columbia! Welcome to This Week in the City, where we bring you highlights from the Public Relations Media and Marketing Department with the City of Columbia. This week, on Monday, September 18th, Mayor Daniel J. Rickerman will host the District 2 Town Hall Meeting as a part of the Mayor's Town Hall Tour. Mayor Daniel J. Rickerman will host the District 2 Town Hall Meeting as a part of his Mayor's Town Hall Tour. The meeting will be held at 6pm at the Busby Street Community Center, located at 1735 Busby Street. For more information regarding these meetings, please contact the Mayor's Office at<PHONE_NUMBER> or visit our website at columnsc.gov. On Tuesday, September 19th, the Community Development Department will host a home investment workshop. Community Development staff will host home an investment partnership notice of funding availability announcement. This meeting will be held at Earl Wood Park at the Community Center, located at 1113 Recreation Drive. The meeting begins at 10am and ends at 12pm. For additional information, contact the Community Development Department at<PHONE_NUMBER> or visit our website at columnsc.gov. Columbia City Council will also hold meetings on Tuesday, September 19th as you will see on your screen. These are the meeting dates, times, and locations. These meetings will be live streamed and can be viewed from our website at columnsc.gov and the City's YouTube channel. Please contact the Office of the City Clerk if you have any information that you need regarding these meetings. Call<PHONE_NUMBER>. On September 21st, the Design Development Review Commission will meet at 4pm and Council Chambers, located at City Hall, 1737 Main Street. This meeting will be live streamed or you can actually attend the meeting in person. For agenda items, visit our website at columnsc.gov. And on Friday, September 22nd, get ready for delicious treats. First at Food Truck Friday from 11am until 3pm in the REI Co-op parking lot, located at the corner of Bull and Colonial. Come out and try some of the best food from food trucks in our local area. And when you leave the food trucks, stop by for popcorn and lemonade to support the Breast Cancer Awareness Committee and the Mayor's Breast Cancer Awareness Breakfast. The fundraiser will be held from 12pm until 2pm at the Columbia Payment Center, located at 3000 Hardin Street. All proceeds will go to Benefit Prisma Health and their Breast Cancer Program. And on Saturday, September 23rd, it's time for Sister Care Saturday and our Dunk Tank fundraiser. Come out for the Dunk Tank fundraiser, which will begin at 10am at 1515 Main Street, which is Boyd Plaza. On the 23rd of September, you can actually get a chance to dunk our very own Police Chief, Chief William Skip Holbrook, along with other members of our law enforcement community. Thank you for joining us for This Week in the City. For any questions you may have about any information that we've shared, please contact the Public Relations, Media and Marketing Department with the City of Columbia. You may call<PHONE_NUMBER>, email pio at columbiasc.gov, or you may follow us on our social media platforms for the latest updates, and visit our website at columbiasc.gov. And remember, we are Columbia.


Ecosystem, an ecosystem is a community made up of living organisms and non-living components such as air, water, and mineral soil. Ecosystems can be studied into different ways. They can be thought of as interdependent collections of plants and animals, or as structured systems and communities governed by general rules. The living biotic and non-living abiotic components interact through nutrient cycles and energy flows. Ecosystems include interactions among organisms, and between organisms and their environment. Ecosystems can be of any size but each ecosystem has a specific, limited space. Human scientists view the entire planet as one ecosystem. Energy, water, nitrogen and soil minerals are essential a biotic components of an ecosystem. The energy used by ecosystems comes primarily from the sun, via photosynthesis. Photosynthesis uses energy from the sun and also captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Animals also play an important role in the movement of matter and energy through ecosystems. They influence the amount of plant and microbial biomass that lives in the system. As organic matter dies, carbon is released back into the atmosphere. This process also facilitates nutrient cycling by converting nutrients stored in dead biomass back to a form that can be used again by plants and other microbes. Ecosystems are controlled by both external and internal factors. External factors such as climate, the parent material that forms the soil, topography and time each affect ecosystems. However, these external factors are not themselves influenced by the ecosystem. Ecosystems are dynamic, they are subject to periodic disturbances and are often in the process of recovering from past disturbances and seeking balance. Internal factors are different, they not only control ecosystem processes but are also controlled by them. Another way of saying this is that internal factors are subject to feedback loops. Humans operate within ecosystems and can influence both internal and external factors. Global warming is an alleged example of accumulated effect of human activities. Humans provide benefits, called ecosystem services which people depend on for their livelihood. Ecosystem management is more efficient than trying to manage individual species.


We take a look at this market folks, you know, you had two separate failures on Tuesday and Wednesday in this marketplace, Monday and Tuesday rather than this marketplace.  We, S&P got to, SPY got to 294 this week, we're closing out at 282.83, the highs of the last two weeks was 287. You're going into volume of 1.2 billion, you only did 540 million, so we will see whether we can get back to 262. 262 folks is the highs of the lows of the week of the 27th of March. That's in your SPY. We go take a look at the NDX100, same type of setup inside the NDX, what you have inside the NDX right now, also had a failure out here. Got the higher price, couldn't hold, 222 bucks, 220 bucks you got to, bottom line, any close on the 216 is a failure and this is NASDAQ man, this would be pretty wild. I mean the NASDAQ, the expansion off the bottom was dramatic folks. We went from 164 dollars all the way up to 220. The highs, mind you, are only 237. The way the NASDAQ setup, see what you can fall through next week for the NASDAQ setup and go to 192, which would be a big number. Gold, gold contract rejected lower price once again out here, we got down to a price point of 1676, you're closed out at 1707, bottom line gold is staying in the higher range. Anything basically above about 1700, 1705, it's kind of teetering right at it, that is the higher range. Notes and bonds, what do you have with the note and bond market, we got a sideways move out here once again this week. Bonds as well as notes have been moving sideways now since the 27th of March and Kingdala, Kingdala is at the lower end of a range and it looks to me like Kingdala is building cars and building cars to get down to the price point of 98, 270. Right now Kingdala is at 9902 and what we had out here where the movement is coming folks, the movement is coming off the euro. It came off the lows this week, well last week you were at a buck, buck 7, right now you're at a buck 9, we hit a buck 10, it looks like the euro wants to get up to that buck 15 area. Have a great weekend folks, have a safe weekend, come back and visit us Monday morning, 7th or 8.30, Tommy kicks us off. Please tell all your friends, go to TFNN on YouTube, check it out, we really appreciate it. Yeah, go get them folks.