This is what I need a kick up the bat to read. Now that's bullying. Hi friends, I hope you're doing well. I hope you're keeping yourself well. Today, we are going to be talking about the 21 books I want to read before I turn 21. I still don't think I'm 20. I'm in my 20s. In what world? Okay, and what do you want me to do about that? And then the other day, we'll spur this video on. My mum was like, Megan, it's not that long until you're 21. I mean, it's about six or seven months. So like, it's a fair amount of time. And that got me thinking, I want to make this video and I want it to be something I hold myself to account on that I tried to make sure that I read all these books by the time I'm 21, because in my head, these are all the books that I'm like, I'm going to read you soon. But they are also books that I keep putting off. We're going to go through it in four categories, no, five categories. We're going to do Young Adult because there's not many young adult because typically I will read Young Adult very quickly.  And then we'll go classics, then we'll go nonfiction, then we'll go adult because I've got a lot of adult. And then we'll go through the audiobooks last that I want to get round to. Oh, it's green. Okay, hang on. Let's start actually talking. We met. Yes, sister. The first book that I definitely want to read before I'm 21 is Wild Beauty by Anna-Marie Macklemore. Kayla for Books and Lala, AKA the only person I get any actual book recommendations from, loves Anna-Marie Macklemore. And she told me that this would be the best place to start in terms of her book. So it's the first one I've ever owned. I keep looking at it and I'm like, yeah, I'm going to read you soon. I don't know much about this particular one, but I feel like that's kind of how I want to go into all of their books. I just want to be shocked and amazed by the world that is built. So this is definitely one that has to happen soon. Next on my list is Six of Crows and Cookie Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo.   I've had these for months and I haven't gotten around to them. I mean, to be fair, I was reading the original Shadow and Bone trilogy first. Now that mess is out of the way, but I'm holding high hopes for these two. So this is a series, a duology in fact, where we follow Kaz Bracker and his group of individuals as they try to commit a heist into the Grush of Earth. That's all I really know. I loved So Deeply, Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo. It was the first book I ever read by her and it's a book that I forced upon all my family and friends. These are the two that are most popular from her. I'm really excited to get around to them.  The other stuff on this list is like me trying to force myself to read these because I know that these could sit on my shelves for months. I feel like we should get into classics next because those are the ones that have everything that I'm really gonna put off. So first I have two of the Penguin Coughbound editions. I'm hoping to collect these in the long term. I have three currently. I haven't read a single one of them. So first is Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. Women. I bought this straight after watching the film many moons ago, many months ago. I loved the film so, so much. I've watched it twice now. I am hoping I keep trying to force my mom to watch YA but she's just not interested. Like Jenny, you'll love it. Listen to me. You'll love it. I hope you can hear me downstairs. My Little Women, I'm sure you know, is about four sisters. I think it's set during and after the American Civil War and it's kind of them from childhood into adulthood and figuring themselves out, figuring what it is to be a woman in the time that they're living. And something I love so much about the film is how it incorporated real life. So like how Joe is very much married on Louisa May Alcott and how Louisa May Alcott never wanted Joe to marry. I love the film so it really should not take me long to get around to this. Then next is another Coughbound edition. I love Sherlock Holmes. I've seen some discourse recently. Someone was saying how elementary is better than Sherlock. Stop inflicting your opinions on the world. I was forced to watch elementary occasionally because my dad loves it. It ain't, it ain't, it ain't. Nothing is as good as the BBC Sherlock. I'm sorry, you cannot convince me otherwise. So I really wanted to get into reading Sherlock. A lot of people said this was a good place to start because I believe it's like a series of shorter stories of them. Trouble the bound and solving mysteries. I'm a bit nervous though because I have been reading Agatha Christie's books very slowly on audiobook and reading the Hercule Parole series chronologically like in terms of when the book was published. And I've just been reading kind of the equivalent of this I guess, like the short story collection. And I'm not enjoying it as much as the one book mystery. So I'm a bit nervous about this now but I'm gonna read it and then I'll get around to more of kind of like the longer stories featuring Sherlock Holmes. Next is Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day by Winifred Watson. My most viewed video on my channel is the one where I go and visit a lot of independent bookstores. And in that I visit Persephone Books which is a bookstore which publishes out of print women's fiction. And this was one of the ones I picked up in Persephone Books. I have another one as well but I don't think I'm gonna read that before I'm 21 if I'm honest with myself. Whereas there's a chance if I, I'll read it. Tom, my boyfriend picked this one out because he was like, maybe that just sounds so interesting. You have to get it. I was like, okay. There's about a woman who lives I think quite a mundane life day to day and then she has this crazy day where she lives this amazing life and it's a film as well. I didn't know it was a film. But I mean, as a classic goes it's only just over 200 pages and there's quite a lot of illustrations throughout the book as well. So I chose this because it is both me ticking one of my Persephone Books off the list but also not too intimidating as classics go. And then the last classic I wanna make sure I get to I was gonna say Daphne by Rebecca DeMaurier. It's Rebecca by Daphne DeMaurier. All I know about this is that it's a woman marries a guy moves into his richest house and she's haunted by the phantom of his beautiful worst first wife Rebecca. I've heard so many good things about this. It's a beautiful addition we have as well. This isn't even mine. This is my mom's. I don't know where Jenny got it from. This has been on my TBR for the longest. It's been sitting on my shelves down here for the longest and quite frankly, like it's just no longer good enough that I haven't read this book. So next let's talk about nonfiction. I've got four nonfiction books here. I wanna read more nonfiction as it is. I've felt a lot of pressure to read loads of fiction and to not read nonfiction during my time here on BookTube. I wanna be reading a lot more nonfiction than these four however leads to the four that I have on my shelves currently that really, really excite me. First is Not That Bad by Roxane Gay. So I've recently read Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay and I was obsessed with it. She is so incredible. And this is Dispatches from Rape Culture. So it's a lot of women coming together to share their experiences with rape and rape culture. I admire Roxane Gay so much and the difficult topics that she covers and the manner in which she covers them. I feel like I know that it's gonna be a really hard read but it's a necessary read. The next is Forgotten Women the Leaders by Jing Sheng. So this is part of a series of Forgotten Women. It is accompanied, each woman is accompanied with these brilliant artworks that are just like so beautiful. It is taking you through the story of all of these Forgotten Women that history has eradicated. I mean, that's one of my favorite illustrations in it. This book is very diverse in terms of the women that it's covering. It's women from all over the world and also the time periods in which it's covering. This one in particular, the Leaders is split into five sections which are the rebels, the warriors, the rulers, the activists and the reformers. I have a bit of weird obsession with like women's history. Lindsay Holiday. Lindsay Holiday is this history channel on YouTube and listen, I know this probably ain't always the most accurate. It's a very quick history often but I just love her content. She has just put out. I just saw my watch later as Royal Wedding, Middle Ages to Enlightenment. Very interesting. She just did a series on childbirth. Next is I'll Be Gone in the Dark by Michelle McNamara. So this is about one woman's search for the Golden State killer, I believe. And it is all of the material that she covered in trying to track this individual down. I believe that they were caught but after she died, the author actually died. And so this is kind of like a collation of all of her work. I love True Crime. I'm a big Buzzfeed Unsolved nerd. Me and Tom love watching True Crime shows, True Crime documentaries on Netflix. Oh, I live for it. So this is exactly up my street. And then lastly is The Five by Halle Rubinhold. So this is about the five women who were killed by Jack the Ripper and it's telling their story. It's bringing their lives to light. These women are so often forgotten when discussing Jack the Ripper and it's so important that their lives are shown as the vibrant, complex things they are rather than just being a statistic or just a name.  These women are not remembered in their own story and I think that's so sad. So The Five again is one I'm hoping to get to soon. And then the next category we got to get into or joking, not another one. Oh, for God's sake, I can't honestly, I can't stand it. Is adult. So like I said, adult just tends to be something I put off and put off much more than YA. I don't know why because I enjoy adult just as much but I suppose because I do weekly themed vlogs, sometimes it's just easier to get the YA out of the way if I'm really honest with myself. First, this is an important one. This is really important, is The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstin. So if you know me, you know how much I adored the style of C. It's one of my favorite books ever. It's one of the few books that has given me that like, oh my God, this is incredible feeling, you know? And so it's only right that I read The Night Circus but I am so scared.  All I know about this is that it's about two like magicians at this circus who like battle against each other but they don't know they're in a battle and they start falling in love. And all, I mean, I was gonna say all of Erin Morgenstin's books. I've read one. So obviously I'm very authoritative on the situation but her style is very whimsical, but complex and confused and you don't always know what's going on. This is when I need a kick up the bat to read. Now that's bullying. Did you see that? Next is The Poppy Roar by R.F. Quang. So this is a fantasy and I honestly don't know too much about the plot at all. However, I keep seeing people who I have similar reading tastes to love this and it's one of those books that even though it came out a little while ago I'm seeing still a lot of people read it and love it. My dad has read this and loved it. I didn't actually buy this. He bought it. I pressured him into buying it. I was like, dad, that really looks like something you'd enjoy. Having heard a lot about it myself, I'm wanting to read it. I think the last book in the series is gonna come out soon. So this is one that I definitely need to get on and I need to start the series and finish the series because I'm really bad at buying the first book in a series but not even starting the series. Some people start the series and just never carry on but I don't even start it. I just buy the book. Considering that people in my life have loved this, people with similar reading tastes have loved it, I think I'm gonna love it too. I just need to get around to it. Then next is No Exit by Taylor Adams. So this is a thriller where a girl is stuck at this service station in a snowstorm. She goes outside for a moment and sees a girl tied up in one of the vans of the people she is stuck at the service station with and it's her trying to figure out what the hell is going on. I love thrillers. I'm constantly wanting to read more thrillers but I try to keep an eclectic reading taste. I try not to keep it all thrillers but this is one of the books I am most excited to read. I have all the books I own. I think this is gonna be a five star. However, I keep putting it off for some reason. I was so desperate to get this for my birthday, for my 20th and I still haven't read it. How do you think that makes me feel right now? Then next are Half of the Yellow Sun and Americana by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. I have only these for the longest. I bought them at a great secondhand store near me and I was like, oh, I'm gonna read them straight away. However, I just find them intimidating. I think it's the length and the font size. Font is very small. I've read some of her nonfiction and I've watched a lot of her speeches and she's someone I admire so much and who's writing and just way of, this isn't so stupid but I feel like writing and the way you use language are different things. Sometimes just the way someone utilizes the language is one of the most beautiful things ever and that's how I feel about Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.  Next is one that I put on the list to really challenge myself and I'm honestly terrified. There is Wolf Hall by Hillary Mantle. This is following Thomas Cromwell, I believe and his story and the Tudor Corps. I love Tudors. I was such a hoe for Tudor and Victorian history in primary school but this book is long. I don't think it shows how long it is but it's like, it's over 600 pages. This is so big, it's mind-boggling. And that's just so intimidating to me. As someone who feels a lot of pressure to read a lot of books, this is just something I never end up picking up and then the last adult book I definitely want to read is If We Were Villains by ML Rio but this I think is themed or thought or heavily inspired by the secret history which is one of my favorite books ever. It's a book that got me back into reading and so when I hear people describe this, I just think, well, I have no choice but to love it but again, I keep putting it off. I want to do a video where I reread the secret history and then read this or maybe go around. Let me know down below which way around you think I should do it because I'm not entirely sure. Again, one of the books I've been like, oh my God, I'm so excited to read that for the longest and then just haven't read it. So the last three books are all books that I really want to read on a script. The first book is Black Go Unlimited by Echo Brown. So this is narrated by the author, which I love. I love when the author narrates the orgy book. I feel like it just brings a whole another dimension to the book and makes it so much more exciting to read. I think this is about a girl who kind of has magic but kind of doesn't and you don't really ever know whether she is magical or not. I could be completely wrong and it's about her discovering her magical powers but it's very set in our world. I don't know, it just sounds really interesting to me. I also really want to get to this time will be different by Misa Seguria. So this sounds like a really hard hitting YA contemporary but something that also has like a bit of lightness to it. So I believe it's set in a flower shop. The girl works at like the family flower shop but then her mom I believe wants to sell the shop to the family that actually cost them those money. I think it was her grandparents. They swindled her grandparents out of loads of money and so she really feels like she has to fight against this happening. And I just really feel like I want to read some more heavy hitting YA contemporaries and this is just one that really excites me every time I see the cover and see the book. So that is another one I want to get round to. And then lastly, this may surprise many people but the last audiobook and the last book I want to read by M21 is The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas. So it's shocking. I've never read The Hate You Give. I think like around the time it was popular in Booktube and stuff and when the book came out I wasn't reading. I only really started reading again last year. So I think I just missed the wave of when I would have read it and then I've just been intimidated to get to it ever since because everyone else has read it and I haven't, but it's time. It's time to read it. I'm ready, I'm ready. No you ain't.  That is the 21 books. They are all stacked up around here. The 21 books I want to make sure I read by M21. Please hold me to account. If you see me reading all my other books be like Megan. Remember these. Thank you so much as always for watching my video. I'm so thankful for all the support I have on here. Let me know what are some of the books that you want to read are before your next birthday. I'd love to know what books you're really hoping that you get to and I will see you very, very soon. Bye.


Hey guys, it is Chad here from the Electric Academy from theelectricacademy.com doing my Facebook live show I told you guys last week. I did a video on why versus Delta and Had a lot of fun with that did a lot of research and just tried to make it a quick one overview I'm gonna be working on something that's a little deeper because I had a lot of people say that they wanted to get deeper into the Theory behind that so I don't know if it's gonna be a Facebook live on that, but it will be definitely something I'm probably gonna be doing something a little more In-depth so it's probably gonna be more of a video course something along that lines If you are new to this page make sure you go up to the top of the page at the Facebook page here and give it a like and That just gets you into the queue as to knowing when I put these videos out I'm sending out a newsletter tomorrow that will let you know I've come up with a schedule for the Electric Academy I'm gonna on Mondays. I'm gonna be doing a blog post Tuesdays and taking off Wednesdays is gonna be your newsletter So I'll just kind of send out a newsletter which kind of lets you know what happened the previous week and then from there I on Thursdays will be doing this Facebook live Which I'm actually gonna be doing a little early takes I got to teach on Thursday and then Friday I do a bit of a rant and then we do the whole cycle again So make sure you join the newsletter so that you kind of get in the know But you guys aren't watching for that you are watching because I told you last week that I would be doing a little something something on Arcfault because we all have to put in our fault breakers and we know that the code whether it's the CEC Which is the Canadian electric code or the NEC which most of you guys who are watching this are watch or paying attention to? Arc faults huge and it's coming in big time now. I've got some notes on this one second Had the notes over top there now here's some notes that I have about arc fault and why it's important So the NFPA said that in 2011 there are 47,700 home fires and they all involved some type of electrical fire Those are so there was 47,700 fires that had some sort of electrical fault contributed to them These fires resulted in 418 deaths 1,570 injuries and 1.4 billion dollars in direct property damage. That's insane They also estimate that 50% of those electrical fires probably could have been prevented Had they been using AFCIs or arc fault circuit interrupters or some sort of OBC Receptical we'll talk a little bit about that So what I thought I'd do is kind of look into this whole arc fault because we've been talking a lot about it at work Because it's becoming part of the Canadian code I know it's become part of the national electrical code as well the NEC and We all know that arc fault can be an issue, but not always know what arc faults are So what I did was I whipped up a little presentation or presentation I'm just going to call that up right now. So let me share my screen with you guys and I'm going to go to see your presentation slideshow. Let's get this on the go So basically we are what are arc faults and how does an arc fault breaker work again? Just so you know, I'm not an engineer. I'm an electrician by trade. I'm a teacher as well So this is going to be just a broad overview just to give you an idea of how it works Now there's two types of arc faults that we deal with There's what's known as a series arc fault and a parallel arc fault a series arc fault is this You see it right down here if you look in the line here You'll see that there's a break in the line and there's an arc across so the current's being pushed across there Now series arc faults are not as dangerous as parallel arc faults But they can still cause issues with the insulation heating up kind of getting burnt and causing other issues They still can cause a fire But they are limited the current on the arc fault itself is limited by the load So they're not as serious as a parallel arc fault parallel arc fault now some areas that we can see series arc faults or arcs happening We've all seen this where the cord kind of gets frayed and cut up or beat up and old Then this can happen definitely So we've seen that another very common area that you see series arcs are switches So when we have our arc fault protection We need to make sure that they can recognize the difference between something like this and a switch because when you switch If we've learned anything from school when you switch There's always a bit of an arc there especially when you're dealing with inductive loads again Not going to get too much into it just trust me if you don't believe me, but a switch will always have an arc You've seen it when you've switched I'm sure some of you guys see that little spark that comes now more serious are these guys is a parallel arc faults So you can get that by having your You're plugged behind so your nightstand again pushing into that and bumping it and causing a short in there So it's basically a parallel arc fault is going to be between line and neutral or line and ground But not enough to trip the overcurrent device All right so not enough to trip your regular breaker but enough to cause if there's an open between the Hot and the ground or the hot in the neutral it can arc across and those can get pretty hot and pretty dangerous because the only That's limiting that is the resistance of the wire at that point not just the load Another instance when you got something by radiator heat kind of wrecks this sunlight will break down the insulation into integrity Oops, sorry. Let me just go forward again here now. Here's a common Well, it's not common I've seen it a couple times though is when you put an extension cord or something by a door and you close The door on it that's going to push on the insulation It's going to push on the hot and the neutral and we've seen this nails There's nothing worse than that nails or screws or a wire and I'm talking to you drywallers and also here's something that we've seen stapling When you staple too hard you bash that thing in your S ones and you put two wires under an S one or or vice versa You know you add too much or you pound it in too far You're pinching on that wire which could wreck the insulation or cause some sort of compromise in the insulation So you got to be careful for that because again these parallel parallel arc faults are Super dangerous because it might not cause enough current for the breaker itself to trip But that arc is the voltage that's present pushing it across the current across there and it can go super Super high super hot. They say that some arc faults can get up to 9 to 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit So that's where you're getting your fires from guys It's just it's very very important that we understand what the difference between a series arc fault and a parallel arc fault Parallel arc faults very dangerous series arc faults. They are dangerous, but not as dangerous as a parallel Now let's talk about how these breakers work in an ideal situation what we have here is you've got a say that's called the blue and the voltage waveform and the Yellow the current waveform. So they look pretty good. They're on top of each other This is obviously a completely resistive circuit because they're crossing the x-axis at the same time So that's what we want to see what an arc fault looks like when it's something goes into an arc fault Here's what happens as they get this is the green is definitely the current They notice that these shoulders develop these shoulders at the wave at the x-axis or the zero point And this actually the current itself is a little lower than the ideal current Which is funny enough, but the big difference is these guys you notice here.  Let's talk about it's really noisy. It's kind of a skanky waveform here You notice it's not nice and neat. It's kind of got a lot of noise on it up here It's creating an arc so that's where it jumps up and on this half cycle jumps up against these are where the arcs are occurring and Pushing the current across you at its highest where the current is at its highest You're pushing through to get to its highest is where the arc occurs So this is what's happening when we have an arc fault. So what we need to have is something that can handle that so what we have is Your arc fault circuit interrupter now the difference between them that an arc fault circuit interrupter looks exactly like a GFC I right you've got the You get the breaker and then you've got this guy that ties back to the neutral It is very very different than GFC I though a GFC I measures current going in and current going out And if there's any difference it trips a breaker depending on the sensitivity of the breaker this here This AFCI has this printed circuit board and almost some of them have a little microprocessor in it What they do is they are watching the waveforms. They're watching this They want to see your waveforms looking similar to this as soon as it sees something that looks like this It trips the breaker So that's what makes them a little more expensive and you know I'm talking about they're not cheap last day checked I think an arc fault circuit interrupter. I think and that was probably about I don't know six months ago They're luck maybe a year ago even I think it was around 65 bucks for a 15 amp arc fault breaker So that's quite expensive But if you can see why they're expensive, they've got this printed circuit board here That is monitoring the waveforms and so it's watching that so that's why we're spending all this money on it Now I'm just gonna call myself back up here. Let's get me back into the picture here into the slideshow So call me back up Here we go. So that's what's happening with that now Hey, thanks Scott. Hey Fidel So you have to watch for that guys we have to watch for that now There's things that are different that some people are complaining about especially the contractors is when we're building new houses I know that the CEC and the NEC are both saying that they have to have most receptacles Have to be AFCI protected now So what they've done is they've made a code and I could get into that some other time But you can get oh, what are they called OBC? So they're out the branch circuit protection So you can get it's like a GFC I plug But it's an arc fault plug and you can protect your circuits through that which is actually cheaper It's just that you have to have the wire from the panel to the first plug has to be mechanically protected But again, that's a whole other discussion for another time So that's basically what I wanted to cover. I know it's short and sweet, but remember when it comes to arc fault There's two types of arc faults. There are series and there are parallel It used to be that the breakers could only handle parallel arc faults now They have what's called a combination that can handle series and Parallel the series ones They also make sure that they can watch for when switches are going or when motors are running if you think about it Your vacuum cleaner's got a motor in it motors have brushes brushes cause sparking and arching, right? So they have to watch for that. So that's why these things are so freaking expensive. So again series parallel So you have a series circuit or that series circuit a series fault Which is just a break in the line and it's trying to jump across you have a parallel fault Which is going from line to neutral or line to ground which can cause Temperatures of upwards to 9 to 10,000 degrees, which is why our houses are catching fire so we got to watch for that and then we have to also watch for the fact that We have to put these things in it's a pain in the butt, but it's safe We're gonna all eventually be thankful that they're there But again, we put in an arc fault circuit interrupter or your AFCI and they're now mostly all Combination used to be the old ones could only handle a parallel arc fault now the new ones are combination Which handles series and combination or a series and parallel arc faults as well All right, that's all I got to talk to you guys about that for today Make sure if you're just checking on on the replay or you're watching live now Make sure you go back. I got a little view of what the actual waveforms look like so the breakers themselves Remember monitor the actual waveforms They are looking at the waveforms themselves and not just monitoring current because it's not the current that causes the fire If you could get an arc with a very low current, but that arc could be very very hot All right, so be careful for that. So keep up emailing me keep up Let me know what you guys want me to talk about I will let you know what next week's is going to be Friday this Friday. I'm gonna have a little mini rant going on ahead of rent last week about What to do if you got a jerk for a boss and how maybe it's not your boss Maybe it's you I got some good feedback on that and just let me know what you guys are thinking check out the Electric Academy There's some Stuff there. Do I have any recommendations for be in classes? Not at the moment Tony, but I'm gonna look into that for you I'll look into it and get back to you if you're part of the Facebook page.  Oh, yeah, so make sure you pop by the Academy page the actual site itself and Check out the Facebook page. I got a rant coming on Friday There will be a newsletter going out tomorrow if you haven't joined newsletter It's probably in your best interest you and just keep the emails coming guys I totally appreciate all the feedback you've been giving me your guys's questions are what keeps this going So I need more questions. I've got lists building. There's I've got stuff going on I've got topics coming, but I would love to Make sure that I got more topics coming and I want to make sure that I'm providing value for you guys All right, so keep the emails coming chat at the Electric Academy comm just go to the website You'll see my my face and everything's all over there. All right. Hope you have a great day Oh before I forget go to the Facebook group and my last post was what are you guys working on? I would love to see pictures of what you're working on because I know if you're anything like me You're taking pictures of this stuff. So post it there. I'd love to see what you guys are working on I had one guy who's rebuilding a synchronous motor and other guys working on a shipyard and other guys doing some heat trace So get your get your stuff out there. I'd love to see what's happening. All right Have a great day. Hope you guys are working safe. Stay safe I will see you on Friday unless you're part of the newsletter then I will talk to you tomorrow by a newsletter I'm always available on the Electric Academy Facebook page there. So Pop on by All right. Oh wait a second Pat's got a question here Pat. Do you do code update classes? I think yours to be a great class. Thanks Pat problem with that is here's the deal with my code updates I do code Except I am a Canadian so I am following the Canadian electrical code What I'm going to be doing though is I've got a couple friends who down in the States And I'm trying to line up getting myself a NEC code book because your guys's code is almost identical to ours and Just it's just a matter of which rules or what so I would definitely be doing some code stuff as far as NEC is concerned So that's coming. All right. Don't worry about it. If you're Canadian then yes I can get some stuff and whip it together for you you Americans It's coming. I promise. All right All right, that's that if you guys do you want to see some more code stuff though And that includes the NEC stuff because I can't talk about that because I can just get my hand on the copy And just dig into it give me a thumbs up and let me know because I would love to do some more stuff with the code Especially NEC. I'd like to get my fingers into that pot. All right. Thanks guys I'm gonna go because I gots to go home and pick up some Food on my way home because it's my turn to cook supper tonight. So there we go All right. Have a great day. Talk to you guys later on see you tomorrow. If not, I'll see you on Friday


A Ukrainian soldier escaped the Azov style steel plant in Mariupol, Ukraine that was taken over by Russian troops and walked 200 kilometres or 125 miles to freedom. Oleksandr Ivansov was one of the defenders of Azov style steel plant, the last stronghold of Ukrainian resistance. It was besieged by Russian forces for three months in 2022. Even after the defenders had been ordered to lay down their arms, Oleksandr refused and hid in a shelter in the steel plant. He lived there with a small supply of food and water. He even heard the enemy walking around the plant. After a week, Oleksandr decided to leave his hiding place. He changed into civilian clothes and passed through 200 kilometres of Russian held territory before making it back to Ukrainian controlled land on June 6th, 2022. Click on the link below to see the full video.


correct thank you okay yeah oh go ahead yeah um stepping back just a little bit about the pacific station uh business i know that um i wholeheartedly agree with director matthews that the student body would be heavily impacted by any sort of major change or renovation of pacific station that regular public updates i think would be crucial even if small and hey that message has been delivered thank you okay now we'll go ahead and move on to item 17 which is introduction to leadership santa cruz graduates mr cliff yes um as you know uh mr chair and directors annually um we are fortunate to be able to designate to employees i think up to four employees that we can put forward as nominees to the leadership program and uh what i'd like to do is invite a leadership santa cruz program i'd like to invite uh don chromay freddie roca and jena pie maybe up to the front microphone just to acknowledge that they they were our candidates who completed the program this year and maybe they could just share a couple of little nuggets about the program and why it might be of value to continue in that process morning don chromay hr director um i apologize for my jeans i spilled primary just all over my tan slacks on my way over the hill this morning um yeah but i do want to just say that this was an awesome program especially for me um i'm from santa clara county so i knew very little about santa cruz county so just to learn about the agriculture the the um the housing the crime the everything it was just a tremendous gain for myself it also opened up a door for me to meet um several individuals throughout the county that i can connect with um i've done some recruiting efforts with them already um we've kind of hung out outside of class just to get to know each other better so it was very beneficial to me so i'm very thankful for that opportunity thanks i'm kind of the same way it was uh i'm originally from this area i'm actually from uh waltz mill area but uh it was very beneficial to me just the people that i met the people that i was able to talk to uh all these connections that we made personally on my my my point of view it's i'm gonna help me a lot to get a lot of projects or stuff that we have going on in the county because now i know who to hey can you get i i've been trying to get a hold of this guy and he's not answering my call can you help me out there you know you guys know that those are the most helpful things that we get out of it somebody personally that can help push something along so so like i said that for me that was the most helpful and then understanding so much of the county um just it's in tremendously good programs thank you go ahead Gina i think that would be great maybe while she's up there so you can make a few comments this is marketing at work yeah check your background yeah thank you i think that everybody that's going through a leadership class from all of our cities has been a wonderful experience so you all have to share that the networking possibilities are endless endless endless so y'all know i'm kind of like from this area off and on throughout my whole life but it was really interesting to see some of the stuff that i hadn't actually seen in detail like i know the agriculture is there i know the boardwalk is there i know all these things are there but i've never been there like as a person that was really cool i've done without some of the agriculture and some of the allergies that went along with it but yeah and what was really interesting i think was how the agriculture is moving away from using so much water it was so cool the technology that they're employing and the technology that's being used that's good for all of us because we have very little of it so yeah well thank you for the opportunity well thank you all for attending okay that brings us to our last item it's a review of items to be discussed in closed session well it's no surprise we're talking about our labor negotiations and you know we put on the agenda ratification we obviously didn't get there we wanted to be optimistic so when we come out we won't be taking we won't be reporting any action nothing to report out okay great for that okay so make an announcement uh our next meeting will be will be have no meeting in july or meeting will be august 23rd at at 9 a.m at metro offices and prior to that is anybody would like to speak to us on an item in closed session before we go into closed session hello again so i did want to acknowledge the fact that you guys did shut off the timer and to really listen to what we had to say and um when i met with every one of you when i first came on to this position the most consistent message i heard from each and every one of you was you understand it's time to give us what we deserve and if you truly believe that it's time for you to step in and make this right thank you thank you anybody else speak to us okay with that we will adjourn to closed session thank you


No, I'm not trapped. What the heck was that? Stop danger danger. Yes. I know we're in freaking danger. I can't run. He's right behind me. Go go go. Oh heck not Okay, what? No No No, I got you this time. Wait, where the heck am I robot hands? Dude, I don't have my hands Guys the game is broken My hands are missing What is up you guys realistic gaming here and today we are here on this poppy play time to poppy I decided why not give it a try Since I haven't really played this horror or scary game in a while because I actually want to feel scared I haven't felt scared in a while even though I do scary videos like I just be capping most of the time Where I pretend to be scared But I really want to get scared so that's where we're here today We're playing this poppy play time and let's go up ahead and press play Let's see how it goes make sure to smash the like button man chapter one a tight squeeze as an ex employee of playtime Co you finally return to the factory many years after everybody within disappeared.  I'm gonna smack it off man All right, uh new game, so it seemed like there might be more than one chapter in the future Beatress okay, what language is that you are about to see the most incredible all ever invented her name is poppy and She's the first truly intelligent doll in the world a little girl can talk to her Poppy gives her answers She is the first doll actually able to have a conversation with a child. It's like an AI doll Just watch Do the doll that has a conversation with you that is pretty creepy Poppy's as lovable as a real girl and she talks like one too Why of course poppy just like a real girl poppy always wants to look her best Her hair is sturdy and won't come out when you brush it and smells just like a poppy flower Is there anything else you'd like to say? 599. That's cheap. Yeah, that's kind of creepy If you've ever wanted to see how all of the nation's favorite toys were created at playtime Factory tours at just 299 a person trying to give an entire hour and the most magical toy factory on earth What are you waiting for come visit the factory? Oh? Right a little something going on there Okay, well, thank you for the context of the Poppy the doll and now the real playtime begins. Oh I'm excited dude. I'm excited for this everyone thinks the staff disappeared 10 years ago. We're still here find the flower Okay, so have we started? No, okay. I'm clicking Okay, find the flower. Oh, I'm getting ahead of myself. I'm already trying to play. Oh Okay, welcome. Oh my gosh. Okay, this is places totally abandoned here. Let's see how this goes Is anybody in this dump? Bro, it seems like anybody hasn't been here in quite some time. Oh look a VHS Lace Pierre closing what you guys know about VHS. That's a Shrek VHS because it's green. Oh That's only Either interact. Okay. It seems like I need some sort of code To get in that door and what the heck can the code be get shop welcome? Oh Oh Okay Yeah, we place it in here. Okay. There you go. All right. Let's see. What's up. My name is Lake Pierre And I'm the head of innovation here late I'm cold toy factory if you're seeing this and you're trespassing Yeah, we play this little tape on loop whenever we close the factory for the day So trespasser just to make you aware while we pride ourselves primarily on our high-quality toys and excellent child care We also pride ourselves on our security. Oh This facility is full of motion triggers, which once set off We'll turn on the factory's emergency alarms and directly contact the authorities places and booby-drapped one of the more Aspects of our security system. No spoilers. So you've got my warning. It's not too late to turn around I just hope that you're certain. Whatever you're doing is worth Okay, great. So we're we broke into this place and there's booby traps all over it. You got to be careful How we move around here? Okay, we need to find that code. They open open the door My god, what is this code reset? Hey, how do you reset it? Okay, there has to be some sort of code somewhere. I just need to find it Okay, back in this frickin room. I am going crazy all I can think of I mean I see the boxes, but they don't really correlate unless the floor or unless it might be something like to train the colors Wait, what color does it have? Okay, that has pink actually Green pink yellow red green pink yellow red not the blue, right? I don't think the blue Okay, let's try blue green pink yellow red. I Don't think the blue has a factor in it might just be the front. Let's try it out Okay, so it's blue green yellow red hopefully I don't forget a blue green yellow. Oh my I messed up, man Blue green yellow red late-time grab pack The heck is a grab pack? Hide in the straps Hold both cannons. Dude.  Pull trigger to fire Pull again to retract Okay, that's pretty cool. So like we could get stuff. That's not in our reach only if only fire at small object slash handles Do not fire at a co-worker I Definitely need to try that out wire is conductive used for rewiring. Oh, okay Pretty strange, but cool. Here's a grab pack Responsibly, I'll try my best not to do anything wrong with it. Okay. What's the pay? What's the time play time? Oh, man, okay. Oh, it's opening Dude, I'm scared. I feel like I'm gonna get attacked from the back. Oh Left to fire hand So this is cool Hey, do we go in here? No, okay, maybe not. Oh down the pole object Hey, can I pull this tip? How do I retract it? Oh? There you go. All right, cool. All right.  The blue hand. Yes, there you go. This is for the blue hand. Is it not open sesame? Okay, it's loading loading loading and there you go Okay, I don't know if this is a good idea though Dude, I don't know if this is a good idea guys. I don't know if we should be in here Because there is booby traps Okay, I see a blue hand over there We need the red hand. Okay, so we're missing the right one, which is a red Hey, you can't open that just yet. This? No That's where we came from right? Wait, is it not? I don't think it is. Oh Bro, what did I just did I just turn the power off? Oh wait, that's a key Okay, I can't dude give it to me Let's go over the way to go. I just grabbed the key from him. Okay. Nice That only oh Okay, um It's like we might have to get the power back on and running a blue hand Okay, nice. Oh grab to divert power Hey, uh Here No, I don't dig I touch it touch the wire to power That's what wire What wire am I supposed to touch this one. No this one Ha, there you go. Okay. Nice The heck okay, we need to bring it over here. Okay, there you go.  It's gone. Oh Great. Oh my god, just what we expected. I Mean I should I mean I should just stop talking keep on playing We're gonna jump out behind me or something Yo, something just moved there. I don't want to go in there man open Dude, it's all dark. Oh Open the door from back here Dude, I feel like I'm being followed man. Hey, this is so weird Hey, there's a yellow is there a yellow tape anywhere. There's a VHS player right here Maybe there's something back here Maybe maybe not I don't think so. Hey, let's look for this yellow cassette so we can see what's up Because I don't oh my god. Okay. That's a giant claw What is this? Yeah, I just took something but I don't know what it was Okay, that's for that Okay, we need to find more of these. Oh my god. There's a baby over there. Hey, let's jump down Move cart Hey grab this Okay, nice. We got the green one yellow one is in there. All right, we should be able to grab this note Okay, there you go nice and the last one is right over here. Okay, reach for it retract it grab it Hey, cool. Now. How the heck do we get back up there? Unless we're trapped And I still haven't found that yellow cassette. Where the heck is the yellow cassette? Why is there an eyeball? Oh Wow, of course, there's a door why didn't I think of that in the beginning? I didn't think it would open because there's a yellow and green hand Okay, so we go print place these back up here and maybe we'll get the cassette Hey, this goes here here and here. Okay. Nice. Oh, it's bringing it over here, right? Is that oh, that's my red hand Yes, so now I have the red and the blue hand We it's okay. I heard that. All right, so um, where were we at? We can actually use both hands Yo, okay, this is getting more epic by the second Not epic games. It's just getting epic. Okay. Let's keep on going. I don't like this Grab to complete the circuit. I am grabbing it aren't I? Okay, we need to find the power Those have some sort of range There we frickin go man. I what the where's this thing taking me? Excuse me, sir. I did not give you permission to take me on this roller coaster. Oh No, this is not look good. Oh I don't like this not gonna end was it Okay Okay, that wasn't too bad. I was just over exaggerating Did I thought something was about to pop out there? Okay make a friend 1960 our founder Elliot Ludwig was a visioner He set the stage for our playtime coach greatest features yet of all the amazing things that he created the maker friend machine Is one of the most creative impressive and advanced it is solely Responsible for nearly every playtime call toy sold on the market to this day I don't need to be fed the proper parts and it will then paint assemble and do quality inspection of the toy All on its own gone in the need for complex sorting or backbreaking labor This machine can do that all and more. Hey, what the heck is going on with the music dude? Make a friend, okay, we need to power this thing up. I don't think we should power it up Let's not look like it's gonna be a fun time Okay, let's go up here Okay, the power has to be on Hey, maybe if we go up here, we will find a switch And whatever happened to that fuzzy thing we haven't seen them ever since he disappeared And you're the pink a set. I don't have a pink a set man. Okay, pull that off. Yes. Oh Great not another one of these things We're gonna have to power what up though figure this out for like you don't know how long Maybe like 20 minutes. Stop. Okay, cool. Can I just drop myself here? Oh, oh that sounded painful. Okay power on Okay, let's uh How are this bad boy up? They're so freaking loud Okay, and we start making our little baby friends Hello, baby children Okay, now what oh? Okay, we have to pull all the levers down today really be doing this Here's our finished product gonna come out this way nobody leaves without a toy Where the heck is my baby at? Here's my friend. Oh, oh I don't think that's supposed to Be happening is it okay? There it goes Dude, can I just get the heck out of here? Is it making the toy or not? Oh, there it is. Oh cool. It's actually a full toy now. Oh My god, look at this place and here it comes That 3d laser scanning Okay, maybe it's gonna open this door and we can go in there come on. Where are you at? There you are What a masterpiece done by yours truly For the door I thought the door was gonna open. Oh Great, so now what do I go in here? No, oh We placed a toy right there Duh, I really knew that of course Put it right here By the Bing better bang, okay toy accepted in the name what the heck am I supposed to do dude? This is where I die, right? Is this where I died? Oh look dude my hand is stuck over there Okay, go. Oh my god. No wait. Okay. No, I don't want to play this anymore, man This is where it all began Dude, we'll be chased No, go go go. Don't don't what okay?  Just keep going man Oh my god, I got trapped I Don't know where to go man. I was trapped there. Where does that say get up? Dude, what the heck man? At least give us a warning. We're about to get chased Come on Oh man All right, uh I see you. I know you're in the dark. Hey, why are you knocking me out? Go go. Oh my god. I think it's so scary even though I already knew it was coming out Please don't die this time Okay, let's go go go go.  He's everywhere Oh Okay, this is where I got stuck. All right third time is a charm. Oh my god.  He's right there.  He's down the hallway It's because I get so confused at this part Okay, there you go. I know there's a door at the right, but every time I look right I look everywhere and I panic and I just can't seem to find it Okay, look right look right There it is Yes, finally Oh, no way. I see his toes.  I'm not trapped. What the heck was that? Stop danger danger. Yes. I know we're in freaking danger. I can't run He's right behind me. Go go go. Oh heck not Okay, what? No, come on. Give me is coming some slack bro Oh Okay, go go. Okay. Hi. Gotcha this time. Wait, where the heck am I robot hands? Dude, I don't have my hands The guys the game is broken. My hands are missing To the now no no Damn to the now no go sucker. All right. I know what to do now Yes, hurry. Oh, that was so close. Oh my god. There he goes. Ah, take that loser Yes Wow, seems like we actually did get rid of him. No way. He actually survived that dude. No freaking way It's like it's star wars where there was luke. I forgot man anakin They throw themselves down there down the hole. Oh my gosh Yeah Where am I supposed to go now? Oh, there's a tape Finally, I find a tape. I couldn't find the last two man. Okay, let's place it Tell me there's another one as well as the skill set of all other experiments of his type Man, I'm gonna stick around. I can hear it. It's an audible man His absence was a flawed scientific process Which should have under no circumstances been danger turn run. No stop. That's why I'm father. No turning back So that the same mistake granny's house Any future experiments what the heck when somebody says grim secure location. Yo Anybody home a heck not creep lived here, huh? I already know that just the fact that the little doll house the creepy music and I just sound something I believe It's the doll Hello there puppy Oh, I No, we should open it We're dead That's it. We Okay, I expected some sort of jump scare Dude, I was prepared myself. I'm like don't get scared man. We're about to get jump scared right now Well, I guess that's the ending we let the doll free at the end And while at least that's the ending of chapter one as we see there It's gonna be a hopefully there's gonna be a chapter two. All right, you guys. Well, that was totally a fun time and experience I really enjoyed the game Although the the front the beginning part was more puzzling and like trying to figure out what's going on I wish it was a little scarier in the beginning but overall It's a awesome game. You guys should definitely check it out on steam It does cost $4.99 if you want to play it. I'll leave the link down for you guys Most of you guys probably already played it yourself actually Well, that's all I have for today. Thank you all for watching. Thank you all for the amazing support I truly appreciate it and I will see you all in the next one Peace. Okay, where's everybody at though? Are those your feet right here? Hello feet I'm fastest out boy So what's up, man, how's it going? We here with the one and only Mikey It's not tick tock, bro. Yeah. Honestly, I do that for everything. You do He really does not hear like in the toilet like it's all the way over there. And then here's We are playing dreams. It's been a while since we played this game since it released We were all on it. We wanted to go like full ride like play this game like left and right But we just never did right and then you lost it. I lost it. I thought my oh my nephew's Borrowed it and they took it and I don't know I couldn't find it. I asked him if they had it I found it in my closet short story long story short Long story short. He tried to blame his little nephews and he had it all alone. They always take my stuff, man All right, you guys well we found some Thomas games on this dude It has a like it has everything on here every day You could think of a character name it right now in the comments drop it exe whatever What character what character do you want us to look for because they have it all they have it all Everything you can think of. All right, so today we'll be forward. We did we are specifically Finding out Thomas exe games as you can see here. We found Thomas the slender engine rebooted. Look at this, man So why is he even built like that probably not usable to look like that?  You're below. You know. All right, man. Well, let's get you ready Oh, let's go.  I already see him Uh, excuse me, sir. Hey, are you lost? Thank you. Do me bro. Are you lost sir? Bro, why do you look like that though? Um, is that blood for me? Wait, you stopped? Hey, that's not the smoke you got You didn't want to smoke my boy. Oh my god. Excuse me, sir Okay, you guys on them make it to the top. Thanks. He killed you bro. He poked you All right, let's run to the top of the mountain. Maybe there's something safe up there. What is that? Let's get closer Don't tell me that squidward is it look like squidward, bro Hopes and dreams. Oh, he's crying too Dude, what the heck? Wait, look at him, bro. I want to see. Oh, this is so sad Oh, it's squidward man. It's okay. Follow your dreams. Don't give up, buddy Everybody follow your dreams, man. Follow your dreams, but that's squidward. Oh my god. That's pretty bad at music Hey, don't bash him from a turtle.  I guess so. Oh, it's a good way now Should I jump? I can't use my hand Early early early Oh chase them team And easter egg to chase. Oh they got chase them team over here. So we have to find the easter egg. Like that should be our little mr Okay, where's derpanate?  Oh, he's right there Could you put me on my body? Oh, he's doing at me. Oh, he's right there Thomas Lander Oh, that's Thomas Thomas used to be a boy. Then they turned him into a tank train my boy. Really? Yeah, my boy That's what Shack 17 is about Tells you I should have watched all those videos. You should have watched all those videos, bro Like he's staying at him like if it's his son or so Okay, what else do we got we got Shack 17 we got sir top hand hats house. Let's go visit him Dude, this is epic. You're trying one, bro. All right. Let's go try it out. Try it out. There's rich. Yeah Here we go, baby Get it get it. Oh, is there like a turbo? Oh, no, no, no sadly there is it All right, let's go Down the street. That's lender. I mean siren head a third. No, it's just a tree. Where that is But it's the tree. All right, let's see Try to walk around here. Go to the fire. It's kind of cold out there. It's kind of cold, man It's it. He's right there Your house is on fire, bro. No, that's top Ham's house.  I came to visit top ham and look at him. Oh my god He's being cooked like that.  No, that fresh cut It's all like tears. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me.  Go on the fire. Go on the fire, bro.  Try to go in the house.  Oh, I know what happened, bro. What? It's because I just dropped my mixtape All right. That is it. Is that it? Oh, baby. I can make him go in the fire. I don't think you can't. Oh Come here. Oh, you're dead, bro. You're not burning. Try to go in the house, bro Super serve. Oh my god. It doesn't give up, huh? All the doors shut. Never mind. You can't go in that Open the door. Oh Oh, man. Hey, he got me, bro. All right. There was no easter egg.  All right. The next one is Muffle Mountain. I think that's when we joined in at first, right? Yeah, I think it is. All right. Oh, let's go to Steamworks. Let's check that out. Oh, look at this guy He looks fancy. It looks like he got a little fit on and everything. Got that drip. All right. Oh But here chainsaw, bro Oh, this one looks way more cooler than the other one. Yeah, this is legit. Yo Oh my gosh Who is that Mikey named that train? Bro, that's that steamboat that steamboat according to Mikey ladies and gentlemen. Oh my god Who's this Mikey? Bro, that's obviously Wilbert. My boy. All right, you got that right. Why try not even be his name like the owner All right, let's go in here I don't even know this guy's name to be honest. Number 16. I named him Oh, bro, that's come on man. You don't know that. Number 16 in the NBA. Number 16 in the NBA I was gonna give him that name. Don't ask me questions like this. All right, let's go in here Oh, that's what you got. How you doing?  How does he have a chainsaw? Oh my god. Can we go up there? Yeah Yeah It's a trap. You can't even go up there. It's a trap. Okay. See a ladder right here. Let's go over here.   How do you put ladders you can't climb on? It's a phony man. So maybe go around the building. I think this is it. I don't think you can go around I like it though. I like the little map with the trains. Yeah, that's cool.  Oh Okay, now that's a map Yeah, there we go down the hole. Hey, it looked like it had potential I thought you could go up there I feel like you can but You can't climb maybe you don't got to parkour parkour Parkour Bro, maybe ask um little willy. Hey, what's his name? It's my boy. It's willy. My boy No, I'm trying to ask you. How do you get up there? No, you can't Yeah, it would have led us already. Yeah, you can't climb up there sadly, ladies and gentlemen I guess just take me away. Take me. Oh my god.  What are you doing? What are you doing? Well, he can't even do his job right. Come on. I don't know why I'm calling him willy, but All right, I guess I guess you can't kill you Oh, wait. Oh, I thought that was the siren Yeah, bro, the siren had a rub up against you, dude. All right. All right. Get away from me weirdo. No means no That would kind of come from this guy. He's harassing me. All right. I guess that is it This one was cool. I like the map, but I just didn't like that. It was kind of small Yeah, that was the only downside. You couldn't really go anywhere. Right, whatever, man We still got like three or four more maps. Look at this. Oh my god. We got four more This one next, let's see. Oh, here try this one. Oh, let's go. I guess not all of them have easter eggs unless the easter eggs are like I don't always get the snow ones. I get the snow ones Let's go. Is anybody here? I need some hot cocoa. Some hot. Oh, that's on fire. Some hot cocoa. Oh, tidmint I heard something. It's like they can't open the doors and stuff. Oh, there's an open door. Oh, let's go Oh, man, I guess they abandoned this place. It's going inside. I'm pretty cold, man Oh, where's the door open? Was it closed? Yeah, it was Hello What the heck? Okay, they got some coal here. Maybe I could start a fire. Oh, yeah Oh, it is right there in the middle. I saw him right there, but boy right in the middle. Excuse me, sir. Um I'm kind of cold. Do you have a sweater?  Okay, so it says Thomas Gottse Peter Griffin Peter Griffin Henry the third Henry Williams the third Wait, is that say Gordon Ramsay? Gordon Price. Oh That's a trains one through. Oh good. Look at the red. Look at the red Oh, oh, he saw how he slashes. Oh my gosh. Oh, excuse me. Excuse me So they're like trains one through five or six. How many it's not like the names in the order. Okay. Let's see I guess it killed him off Is something else here? I guess there is no easter egg. I don't know. I don't think all of them Excuse me, sir. Is there any easter eggs? Look at him. Look at him. Look at him. You slow, boy. You slow, boy Boy, get back to my boy Wait, what is that? Wait What? Dude, that popped out of nowhere If you are reading Read it, read it, read it, read it If you are reading, I'm going into hiding.  All right, I guess that was the easter egg Yeah, that was it was just the message that he left behind for us. All right, that was cool I don't know so far the best one which one did these the best one so far? I liked the I like the first one because they had Squidward in it. No, that was the third one. It was a muffle mountain. Yeah, that was pretty cool Oh, what is that SCP 96? Extras easter egg. Let's do that one. Let's do that one. All right. All right. Next we want to diesel works diesel works diesel putting work Oh, oh Oh, what?  Yeah I like how they just stand there Hello Diesel everything we didn't know you see that is that dude they have the go Dude, he got it. He got it. Um Look at that. I'm trying to move a little close, but not too close where he won't attack me. That's a fire thumbnail right there It feels like we're playing slendy tubbies, huh? Yeah Let's say my boy. So you got you weak Uh Oh, let's go in here Oh, it's scary in here. Can let's go back here. Oh, oh there's more All right What's back here? Who's out there? Oh, you could go there. We go. Yeah, we talk about How we talking? I feel like I'm a good jump girl.  Oh lord, it's a fire Oh, that's good Okay, guess that's it. Oh man. Come on. Is he turned other way? Oh, he should You'll die from that. Come on. You got weak knees, bro. That'd be me a little Okay, I guess that's it Maybe the easter egg will pop out Still scared of me. Yeah, it's because this is loud. It's just like the the sound effects blast. Yeah, I love I was hoping maybe there'd be like a hidden message like on the other one Guess not. Well, there's scratches on the wall on this. It's probably him scratching it up Like as he passes by each scratch is like each person he killed. Oh my gosh, that's a lot of people man Oh All right, you guys well, I was trying to look for an easter egg I couldn't find anything sadly I guess we just got too excited with the first easter egg where it's weird We're hoping we find an easter egg on each map. That was the best one. No It doesn't work that way sadly. Oh, no. Oh, oh my gosh. It was trapped me. I don't know how you didn't die All right, you guys well those were some time at cxc. I know there's plenty of more There's plenty of more math for us to a go check. There's like five more four five total Plus with the extra you guys wanted to do the rest of the map You know where to do man Smash like drop a comment comment more if you want more of these videos and we would gladly do them for you guys All right, you guys well, we'll see you in the next video Thank you all for watching and if you want to say anything Mike before we get out Go and subscribe to our other channels and subscribe to this one and hit the notification bell Also and tell us what other games you want us to check out and we'll do it. All right. Yeah See you later. Peace. What's good youtube? Where is the game in here, man? And today we're gonna be playing chucky or aka the killer doll Now this is a chucky, uh good guy down inspired horror game You know chucky the little short guy with the knife at least through lunatic man You know who the heck i'm talking about you can see that dude straight inside of the toy box Just looking there many singly evil man. It's about to snatch our soul All right, so with that being said guys if you're new around the channel make sure to smash the like button subscribe Hit the notification bell if you do so and let's get it with this killer dog game Oh, yeah, and let me know who your favorite horror movie character is and gonna lie. I'm a little sickest right now Oh, it's your best friend forever The heck was that who briefs like that? Geez All right, it seems like we have Oh turn on the breaker in the basement dude. This is so loud I'm scared. Okay. No, dude. I just turned off my flashlight Why is it so loud? I'm not liking this.   I mean sitting there. Oh my god.  I'm out of here Let's go find the basement. Okay. That is locked. Heck no man. Oh my gosh. Why is he just sitting there? I think he pooped himself and does not want to move. Oh, what the freak is this? Is that lord far quad? Oh no, it turned off the lights. Oh my god. That was scary. Okay, I swear that looked like lord far quad He's gone, of course Oh heck no man Heck no man. You better not pop out Okay, we need to go turn the lights on let's go turn on the lights to go find the lights Dude, they look like base like granny's basement. What the heck? Granny, are you down here granny? Okay, that looked like we might escape from here later Hey, there it is nice Okay, we turned it on hit the switch better bang. Oh my gosh. Okay.  No freaking way.  Okay, let's go back upstairs There he is No way. He's just waiting for us Yo, uh help me Why is there blood right there? Oh my god, dude, I am scared It's locked Why am I locking myself in the restroom? Dude, all these doors are locked Can I kick them? All right, let's go check it out down here. Let's go see our other friend Okay, turn the light on. Oh, there's something here. Oh, there's a key First eye to see item Parents room key. All right, so now we have the key to the parents bedroom Which must be upstairs. Let's go check it out. Okay.  Okay, so now what my parents are dead What do I do? Okay, let's try to look for something Nothing here Oh, I see a key. Nice Okay, what is the key for garage key too? Is this for here?  Oh, he's stabbing.  That's not cool Go go go.  You need two keys to open that You're playing with me, right? Oh, there's a key here No, wait. No, wait. No, wait. No, wait. He's right behind me. Oh my gosh. Okay, open open open It's not opening. Okay. I thought I grabbed the key. Was that not the key? Yeah, I guess that was not the key dude get the heck away from me man Why can I just kick the guy in this face? Okay, press I add a key. Boom. I knew that Go head up to the attic. Hurry. Hurry. Hurry unlock.  Oh my gosh. No. Okay.  Go go. Don't tell me he walked through that Oh my gosh, you know how to open doors When the heck the chucky? I mean he's practically a little midget human. Okay, um Go unlocked Yes, he's right behind us. No freaking way Oh, wow. And now we need a freaking path. Where the heck am I gonna find the password now? This is probably the worst part of the game All right, so I found the little numbers on 19 the last two numbers are up top in the attic You'll see it. Okay. Nice to last checkie uh 1989 go Okay, we open this we grab. Okay. We got the pliers now. We gotta go to the uh basement Always right there. No, it's the attic where it's the basement. It's the basement. We gotta go to the basement Okay, nice. He did not see us there Go go go go go Okay, nice. Let's go cut this open Yes, there we go. Okay. Oh, oh, okay.  Come on Now we're just going in. I don't know where the heck we're going to now. Oh great. This is not scary at all press F This does not mean we're dead because it said press F Dude, why does it keep getting louder?  I'm licking some sort of Okay. Oh, what the heck? Oh wait, there's something here Okay, we found a We found a button it fits somewhere But now we just need to find a place to put this button I did see like a shack or something. Oh my gosh. I think it's over here Oh, there it is Yeah, I'm being chased. I'll be right back. Let me give this guy a little loop around right. What is that? I can break something with this Oh, we found the book All right, cool. All right, cool. We found the book. This seems to be like it's be in this place. Okay, uh Nice, we found the book and a hammer Oh my gosh. No, okay. The book does belong somewhere back here. Where is it? I know the podium is right here. Where's it at? Oh, here it is. Nice Place the book Why is it not Placing the book I just died. All right. Try again, dude. Chuckie ain't got nothing on me, man. All right, uh, not this Are you kidding me? We got to start over again. All right, Lea Do we really have to start over? Okay, you don't because I have the hammer in my items, you noobs. Ah, all right So we're supposed to be looking for something to break down. It might be one of these Because I mean what else can we break down? Not a we can't break down into a tombstone Okay, there's got to be something here Maybe no, okay. There's more names. Let's not give up just yet Oh, there it is Oh, okay Of course where I heard chucky Wait, what is it? Hey, it's uh casket Somebody's in there. I don't freaking know All right, uh, we have the book. Oh, we have to go place the book now.  I can see the glare of the knife Ah, you noob. I figured out your uh little tricks Did you see me?  Okay, place the book. Yes, like that. Oh nice. Okay.  We got one candle. Can I do I have to do like one by one or can I collect all you know? Let's just collect the candles. Hey, uh There you go one here is the last candle ladies and gentlemen And now we open the ritual book. Okay. Wait, what am I missing? I must uh on the five point dude. That is one two. Okay. I have to draw him closer to the ritual Okay, I was like bro. Do I know how to count of five? All right, uh, where the heck are you at chucky? Where are you at come? Oh my god sir? He is go go go. We need to bring him to the ritual Come over here little guy.  Come here. I dare you to come in here.  Oh the credits Oh, hey, this was awesome, bro. I liked it.  I was scared I didn't get scared a couple of times Chucky the cursed awe A shout out to the devs man to everybody that worked on this awesome game five out of five I love it. I love it, man All right, maybe there's like a little cutting at the end. I don't know. I don't think so I think this might be it guys. Thanks for playing. All right you guys well That seems like that's the end of the chucky horror game Well, if you guys enjoyed the video, you know what to do mass mass like subscribe drop a comment Thank you all for watching. Thank you all for the amazing support and I will see you all in the next one.  I'm out youtube. What's going on man? Welcome back to another video and today We are here on this Japanese horror game named death forest. I figured why not man? It's halloween While it's near to halloween. It's october. Let's play some horror games. Let's get it japanese I don't know anything scarier than japanese stuff besides mexican stuff I'm not cabin man. That being said, let's go ahead and click start You see what the heck this is all about? Oh Okay, it seems like we have begun Through the controls are so weird They're like inverted. I don't know. It's so weird. Um, what is that? I found something. Okay. I don't know what that was Oh my gosh, it's so Yo, what the Oh no, go go go. Okay. We're being chased by a floating head right now. Oh my god. Can I sprint? I don't think I can sprint Dude, why is the camera like this? It's so weird. I never played anything like this before I'm dead Dude, can you even sprint in this? No right behind this? Come on. Come on. Oh, I see something over here Okay, where the heck am I going? Is that another battery? Okay, we found another battery for our flashlight. Oh Can we found like a tape? No We just died to the floating baby face. Whatever the heck that is man blue guy guy I want I want milk my Subaru that looks like a Subaru man. Okay, let's keep on moving. I do need another battery So let's go ahead and grab this Hey, is that a battery up there? What the heck?  Okay. We need to go up there somehow It seems like we have lots of floating child head as of now blue guy guy. Let's see on let's go in this tunnel Okay, first let's grab this battery though Okay, can't this thing is so weird. Okay, nice Oh, he's right behind us. Go go.   Oh no, no Dude, I was trapped there. There was too much Come on man. Okay, let's go up here There's like temple run man. Okay, where the heck do we go? Dude, it's a dead end I don't know. It's not Okay, where the heck am I going? There's an old house Oh my god, he's down there. Oh god. God dude. That is so creepy All right, whatever. Let's not mind him and go in here Yo, I hear something. The heck is that? Dude, why do I keep hearing? Banging I don't want to get near that coming from in here Yo, okay. Let's get the heck out of here, man Heck no, baby. I'm out. Yes, dude. I have to get opened Okay, whatever. Let's go back and see what's in there. I hear footsteps I think there's someone right behind me What the heck? Hey, what's up girl? Oh, he just turned into a battery Dude, I thought she was like gonna attack me or something.  Oh great. It's a maze All right, uh left right left right. Let's go right We can never go wrong with right because right is always right. Okay All right, what the heck am I going now? Great. Dude, I'm gonna be stuck here forever, man. I know this Hey, uh As long as there's no freaking monster here We should be good But if there is oh nice Then we should not be good and we should be afraid Hey, uh Oh, okay. I don't like that man Why is there scary music? Dude, can I just turn back? Oh, okay. I think I'm going the right way. I don't know if we should keep going down though But here goes nothing Dude, it's so dark Not only have one battery left.   Oh, that's the tire What was that? What the heck it looked like Jeff the killer with the dinosaurs body What is that? Yeah, I don't freaking know man.  Oh my god. He's fast Oh Higna. Oh, okay.  Well, who's that bro macaroni with the chicken strips Okay, we got the milk or whatever the heck that is for the motorcycle now. We need the gas and the tires Oh, what the How did he get ahead of me? Oh my gosh, that was so close Okay, we're out of there once and for all we just need the gas Okay, I know where the gas we need to find like oh my gosh.  There's something in here. I'm not sticking around Dude, he's waiting for me. All right. Let's keep on moving. We got to get the heck out of there because I am being chased. I have all the parts. I opened the gate. We just need to get on the freaking motorcycle Okay, go go go Yes, move a the key. Okay. Let's go escape to the tunnel. Let's get it.   It took me a couple tries to get at especially the maze one That was the freakest hardest one cast Dude, I feel like so relieved right now. Oh my gosh, like I have a burden off of my shoulders I don't okay stalker That's the one in the crates No, that stranger's the one in the crates. I think stalker's the one in the sewers We went in the showers over there. I did not look at the monster because I was scared Okay, Yoshida Yoshida did turn into a battery Which thank you so much Yoshida you saved our life. You're the light to our life Okay, umma is the creepy Jeff the killer looking one. Oh, yes, and the one Yoshi dude, his name is Yoshi Of course Oh, wow, okay, uh, I guess that is it I think a little music in the background All right, it seems like we actually did be the game. Wow Sweet. All right you guys. Well, that was the end of death forest or I think that's what it was called at least something like that I don't know. I always forget the names, but I I always do have them very close, you know Well, that is the end. Thank you all for watching Thank you all for the amazing support if you guys are new around here Make sure to smash uh make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell when you do so and make sure to smash the like button And I will see you all in the next one. Peace


In this module which is the last module of fat batch culture kinetics in this module we will discuss about the change in product concentration during the fat batch as we are already discussed that part reported the fat batch culture kinetics in 1975 in detail. So as per described the product balance in fixed volume fat batch system. So we can say that the dp over dt is equal to qx. So change in product concentration with respect to change in time that is qp dot x. So this equation is basically that kind of the product base is directly associated with the biomass. As the biomass will increase then that have the effect on the change in product concentration. So by substituting here the x you can see here that if we put this dp over dt is equal to qp x in our previous equation in which we have a xt over that. So we have this equation because in previous module we discussed about our equation in which xt is equal to xa plus gy into that. So if we put the mu is equal to dp or js then we can have this equation. So if the product concentration is strictly growth related then product concentration will rise linearly as for the biomass. But however if the qp is constant then the rate of increase in product concentration will rise as growth rate decline. So at the time progress and x increase. So easily we can understand here that how the product quotient are rate of product formation effect by the x. So if the qp is related to the mu mean specific growth rate in a complex manner then the product concentration will vary according to the relationship. So in this picture you can see that there are two different relationships A and B. A deal with the variable volume and B deal with the fixed volume and these are both diagrams as modified by reported by the part 1979. So in this equation in this relationship you can see that so in variable volume so the p what is the line of that. So dotted line show that product that is associated with the biomass because in variable volume x remain constant mean the biomass concentration remain constant as well as the product concentration remain the constant. But in case of the fixed volume sometimes due to the fluctuation then the product concentration can vary but then it gradually have the effect on increase. But almost it remain constant when there is a relationship of that. But as concern in a fixed volume that there is a continuous increase in biomass as well as we can say that there is a linear relationship in the product concentration by the same way we can say that either that is growth related or not growth related. So in both cases in fixed volume we have a very increase or a linear relationship between the product formation or a rate of product formation during the fermentation process. So these two diagrams easily show us that what kind of the relationship in fixed volume and the variable volume with respect to those secretion become very toxic that have a very negative effect on the a mu which we called as specific growth rate. So in fixed volume when there is a constant increase in the toxic secretions by the organism itself that can have a very negative effect or a very difficult or can create a difficult situation in order to maintain mu is equal to D mean specific growth rate is equal to the dilution rate. So here we can see that there is no dilution rate when we talk about the fixed volume but we can see here that D instead of D we can use at the G. So the feeding strategy with respect to mu is very critical that also depend upon the secretion during the fat batch. So keep in view the fat batch then we will in the next module we will see that there is a continuous culture in which there will be a continuous harvesting of some fermentation along with the feeding to remain the volume constant.


So I feel like a fish out of water, not a lawyer. I'm now gonna make my comments about what judges should or shouldn't do. I have no clue. I have no clear opinion about that. I'm really gonna address here more the political philosophy aspect of this and the economic aspect of this. I think the reason I've been invited here is because I might be the only one who can make Professor Epstein seem like a moderate. My pleasure. So I'm gonna take the common sense approach that Todd I think initially started off with where you eat economic protectionism is a legitimate state interest. No, that seems quite self evident. That seems quite obvious. Put aside constitutionality, this state has no interest, should have no interest in establishing monopolies or in, in my view, any kind of economic activity. And this really begs the question of what is the wall of the state? What is the wall of government? And this may be Hawkins back to yesterday's panel more than it does to today's. But what is the purpose of government? Is really the answer from a political philosophy perspective one has to answer in order to figure out whether economic protectionism is a legitimate state interest. If the wall of government is to hand out favors and to hand out the, to divvy up the social pie in a way that seems legitimate to legislatures or to avoid some kind of democratic process, then sure, government can do anything. But is that the wall of government? Should that be the wall of government? And was that the intention at least of some of the founders of this particular country? And I would argue the answer to all of those is no. The wall of government is to protect individual liberties. I think the founders are quite clear in the Declaration of Independence about what that wall is. It's to protect our rights, our individual rights, our individual rights, the life, liberty. I wish there was property there, but property and the pursuit of happiness. It is to leave us free, to protect our freedom. To protect our freedom, to engage in voluntary activities that do not impose coercion, that do not impose force, that do not impose authority over other people. Ideally, that is it. That means the voluntary exchange, voluntary transactions in an economic sense should be protected under economic liberty, should be protected as any other voluntary exchange. And should be immune from state regulation, any state regulation and any state control. The wall of government is in the economic sphere to intervene when fraud occurs, when there is, we're clearly people using coercion in their economic transactions, but otherwise to leave the economy alone. Richard Epstein yesterday said that free markets cannot be improved upon. That is absolutely right, but it's not just right from the perspective of social welfare, a term that I'm dubious about. It's a philosophical legitimacy, but also, but certainly it is a truth from an economic perspective in terms of maximizing economic wellbeing, but it also is a truth in terms of free markets cannot be improved upon, in terms of individual liberties, in terms of our ability to pursue our own happiness. Markets are acquired in order for us to be able to pursue our own happiness. And the wall of government is to preserve those markets or to protect those markets from the initiation of force by the Bernie Madoffs of the world. And it's worth noting, just as an aside, when we talk about regulation, that of course Bernie Madoff was not, the government failed in its ability to protect us from a Bernie Madoff. The SCC, which was already mentioned, failed to actually catch Bernie Madoff and do anything to stop his massive fraud. It was family members who actually ultimately discovered his fraud. And I would argue that to a large extent, the SCC was unable to catch Bernie Madoff because they were too busy monitoring me and people like me who are legitimate actors in the financial market, the SCC is doing so many things, it can't catch the crooks. And in most cases, the crooks are not caught on financial markets. Instead, there's plenty of prosecution over all kinds of insignificant details and insignificant violations of the rules. So in my view, in the economic realm, the only role of government is to define property rights and protect them. Basically that's it and protect us from these fraud. Now, I wanna say a little bit of economic consequences just to beef up this idea of free markets cannot be improved upon because they cannot. If one just looks at history before the existence of any kind of protection of property rights and any kind of free markets, existence of free markets or any kind of existence of economic liberty, we will all do it to poor. I mean, all of us would do it to poor. It is only the protection of economic liberty that led to economic success, to economic prosperity, to economic thriving, to the massive economic growth that was the 19th century, a 19th century that had very little state intervention, some but very little state intervention is compared to today in terms of economic liberties. And I think, again, Professor Epstein yesterday mentioned 1870 to 1940, I would say probably 1930, 1870 to 1930 as a period of massive economic boom, a massive economic success in the United States to a large extent because that is the freest period, not just in American economic history, you're probably in world economic history for any country, any place at any time. But if that is not proof enough, then all one has to do is look around the world and observe clearly that those states, those countries that have allowed for economic liberty, that have protected property rights, that have restrained the state from intervening in economic activities, have succeeded, have flourished, have created wealth, have extended life, have done wonderful things for human being, that economic liberty pays off and it pays off quickly and incredibly effectively and it's so tragic and sad that whether it's the fault of legislatures, the courts, the constitution, whatever, it is so sad that economic liberty has been in such massive decline in the United States and we have been moving away from economic liberty for such a long time and the consequences, I think of that all around us, the consequences are low, slow economic growth, low wage growth increased or decreased, significant decrease social mobility, economic mobility, all the things that are obvious from an economic economist's perspective, once you institute licensing laws, once you institute minimum wages, once you institute all kinds of economic interventions in the economy and protectionist policies, you're going to, the result is going to be massive dead weight losses, massive economic constraints, massive economic slowdown and that's exactly what we've been experiencing for a very long time and if we don't start turning the ship around, it's going to get a lot worse. Thank you. Well, I think we did spoil Eden or at least as close as humanity has come to Eden, so I don't think you have to believe that the funny fathers who were already geniuses and did so much, got everything right. I don't think they did. We have the benefit of 250 years of hindsight, so we can look back and say, maybe Hamilton was wrong about the bank and about tariffs, although you can't say that these days about tariffs. Is that a musical? Yeah, so he's got a musical and we've got a president who agrees with them on tariffs. So again, my role here is not to talk about what judges can or cannot do, but to appeal to you as law students, I think law students, I think lawyers, I think play a disproportionate role in setting the direction of a country, not just as judges, not just in your function as lawyers, but just as intellectual leaders within your communities, as intellectual leaders within the world in which you live. And I think it is good for you once in a while to hear some opinions that don't just come from the perspective of we're gonna treat the Constitution as the truth, but rather let's look at what is the truth and if the Constitution needs to be amended and to fix it, you know, one day maybe we'll get to the point where we can do that, at least I would like to believe that day is possible. Suddenly the Constitution has been amended in the past and I think when it comes to economic liberties, I think the founders left a lot on the table that can be fixed in amendment and approved upon. But to do that, one has to engage in education first, one has to first have people who actually believe that economic liberty is important and that economic liberty is an important personal liberty and is an important part of what it means to have the right to life, liberty, property and the pursuit of happiness. And that is, I think, what the Federalist Society is partially all about. It's about that educational process. So I would encourage you to sometimes go out of the bounds of just talking about this case or that case. I find it weird, I guess, we talked about this, about how this is so morbid. It's all about funeral homes and so on. And to really think more philosophically, more broadly and more economically about what should the policies be, not just what they are. And to question some of the democratically, I mean, there's a lot sense in which the Constitution is trying to protect us from democracy and I think that's something we have lost. And I'm not a big fan of majority rule, of conventional majority rule democracy. The majority is often, I'd say almost always wrong. And part of the Constitution is there to protect us from that. Maybe that's a point of view that needs to be resurrected and thought about state legislatures and voters do and say a lot of really, really, really bad stuff. And we should fight against it. Thank you. Can I just make just a brief comment? I mean, I think that, I think that Todd is not cynical enough about the political process or the regulatory agency process. I mean, the idea that regulatory agencies are not captured and the idea that regulators don't then go work for the industry and they are not motivated by incentives created there. I think it's naive, I think that's just not the evidence suggests that regulatory agencies are just as captured as politicians are, if not more so. But this is, I think, the principle. The principle is that once you allow the political process to engage in where it should not engage, to bring the full weight and force of the course of power of government into voluntary economic transactions. Once that is allowed, we can quibble about which agency should restrain it the most. But none of them do, none of them do. And that's why these powers have only increased and the involvement of state and federal governments have only increased in the economy have not decreased. There are short periods like the Jimmy Codd administration of all administrations where there was some deregulation. But it was indeed short lived and in other realms the regulations increased even during that period. So, again, I think one has to solve these kind of problems. One has to look at some kind of principle. And at the margin, we can make it less imposing here or there. But unless we actually advocate a principle of economic liberty, we're not gonna move the needle much over the longer. Yes, in that same vein, there's an important Texas case from the Texas Supreme Court called Patel authored by now Judge Willett and Justice Willett. And he goes through the analysis to the federal and Texas constitutions but ultimately decides that the judiciary has a role to get involved there because liberty pre-exists the sovereign and the only legitimate goal of the sovereign is to secure that liberty that pre-existed it. And so that is his role. That's where he sees the judiciary's role there. And so what I'm wondering is if you agree with that, if you find any merit in that and that he looks past the idea of the federal and state constitutions but what pre-existed each of their ratifications? Sounds like one for you, Ron. I mean, I certainly agree with that. You know, I think the most important document here is the declaration rather than a constitution. I think the idea of an indelible right, the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness should guide every decision that, you know, that I think it should have framed the constitution more explicitly and I think it should guide every decision. That is ultimately what the courts are there to protect. They're there to protect the individual liberty of individuals to pursue their lives, to engage in action, to act based on their values free of coercion, free of force, free of impediment. Now, that science fiction for me to believe that more judges would take up that view and I won't be surprised if that's overturned but that is the core. The core is all we as individuals free. All we as individuals right to act as long as there's no coercion to act in volunteer exchange without the interference of other people and without the interference of the state. That is a fundamental question that needs to be answered and I think the answer is yes, we should be free and that most laws, almost all regulations if not all regulations are therefore anti-individual liberty and therefore should be wiped off the books.


So the topic for the panel was anti-access area denial and how it affects basically the NATO alliance. And this is what this really is a shorthand for, the modernization of possibly antagonistic forces that NATO might have to face on a battlefield someday, in a nautical battlefield. Some of the questions were very good because they got at the underpinnings of what are the strategic implications of this. But the nice thing about the questions, too, is it made us think more about and really address some of the assumptions that we had made in putting together the briefs. That's always excellent. And again, this comes from war college graduates picking us apart.