Hey guys, it's Nate, A.K. The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. Just a little bit ago, we got the FIFA Ultimate Team 22 deep dive pitch notes as well as the trailer. And I wanna take a look in a quick video today at how these changes are going to affect the game of FIFA 22 and what it could mean for the market. There's a lot of interesting things to talk through here. It also seems very confusing. So I'm gonna try to get through it as quick as I can and as concisely as I can. The biggest things today, division rivals and foot champions. That's where the biggest changes were made. Other than that, the changes were just kind of, I guess, a little underwhelming to be honest. I thought there was gonna be more information inside of this article today than there actually was. So let's start off by talking about division rivals and I'll try to keep this concise and clear. Basically with division rivals and foot champs, they're trying to make it easier to play less time constrictive for how it was scheduled in FIFA 21 and offer a little bit more rewards. It sounds like as well. Honestly, rivals does not sound like it's changed that much. The thing with rivals is you now have season and milestone progress and then there's a new way where you level up through division. So I'll talk about that. Rewards really haven't changed too much and there are no more placement matches. Those are some of the key notes with division rivals. But basically how you progress through division just looks a little bit different. See, right now we're in rank three. We're progressing towards rank two inside of division three and you see these things called stages and these little flags called checkpoints. Basically as you move, as you win, you move up to the next stage or the next checkpoint as you can see here in the trailer. They wanna match, they went from a stage and a checkpoint back up to the next stage. But also, so it's easier to go up, right? It's pretty fast because every time you win a game you move up to the next stage or the next checkpoint depending on if you're on a win streak or not. Talk about that in a second. But if you lose, it'll be harder to drop down because you'll drop back to a checkpoint and then I think with these three flags here you'd have to lose or draw. I think three games is what this would be to actually move back to the next stage. To go back from stage four to stage five there's kind of a checkpoint in the middle. So that is very interesting that it's easier to move up and harder to move back down. Again, winning a match moves you forward one stage. Losing a match moves you back one stage unless you were on a checkpoint which as you can see in here was a checkpoint. They didn't move all the way back to the last stage where they came from. So this is kind of nice when you are on consecutive matches like a win streak, you will move up even faster. So you'll see like a little flame. I don't really see it here in this picture but you'll basically move up a lot faster. If you win two or three matches in a row you'll skip some of these checkpoints and just run up to the next stage is what it sounds like. So that's kind of nice. Starting out, there's no more placement matches. Everybody starts in Division 10 which means there might not be an influx of coins right away to start FIFA like there was last year like how we had coin rewards for moving up a division. That is not how it's gonna be this year. It's gonna be more spaced out which is gonna impact the market a little bit. You won't have as many coins just thrown on right from the beginning. There's also an elite division for the new top tier. Basically that's above division one and once you're in the elite division you never leave it. You're locked in for the rest of the year and you will only match people inside of the elite division or no division one or division two will get matched up with the elite division and there will be a leaderboard with skill rating by concurrent to see who is in that top 200. So that's kind of nice. Rewards for division rivals sound like they're staying basically the same. You'll have weekly rewards but you will also have season and milestone rewards which kind of sound like monthly rewards if you will. Basically there will be milestone rewards based off of playing matches and winning matches and then season over rewards. How we have like the season objectives they will pay out some rewards based off of how many games you have played during that season which is like the six week period. Then on the new season it'll reset. You'll start back over and get progress more through the next season. So that's kind of just all the information about division rivals and all honestly when I read through this it doesn't look like that big of a change for rivals. It just looks a bit different in how you progress. You can progress faster to get to a higher tier and there's a few more rewards with the season content. So the biggest changes in my opinion are with foot champions. We saw it a little bit with division rivals how you have the points based aspect to it but foot champions here is a big change, right? They're taking the competition structure and spreading it out through the week with the introduction of the champions playoffs and finals which basically to me this is kind of rolling back to a DKT which is basically the knockout tournament back in FIFA 18 I think it was where that's how you qualified for the weekend league. Very similar structure this year, right? You still play division rivals to get champions qualification points, right?  From there you will go to the playoffs and once you get into the playoffs it's basically like a daily knockout tournament or a weekly knockout tournament if you will while you will have a certain number of matches to progress and basically get to this rank one it looks like because you can see here it says not qualified for finals and you have this little trophy and by rank one there is a little trophy. So basically you'll have a certain number of matches we don't know how many it is to rank up to get rank one and then once you get there you will earn yourself a finals qualification token. So I guess the W part about this is you're basically getting packs as well. You can see that every reward you pass points to rank three you get some sort of pack whether even though it's a jumbo gold pack if you get a pack for each one of these stages basically for like one pack per game that's not terrible, right? So they're at least giving out some rewards with this as well which we'll see how those pay out and how good those actually are but again notice here that it's not just plus you know like you don't move up per win it's plus five points for a win and plus one point for a loss. So even if you lose a game you're technically still progressing a little bit in those champions playoffs. So again that's how you get into the champions finals, right? You play rivals games you get into the champions playoffs, play games and try to qualify for the finals. If you get that finals token you can redeem it for what we know as the weekend league, right? Still the weekend competition with the exact same schedule starting at the same time and ending at the same time which is gonna impact the market when we talk about it here in a little bit but you're gonna basically move up through the champions finals AKA weekend league with a points based system and not a win based system. You get five points for a win. Again, one point for a loss and as you move up looks like you get rewards. The cool thing about rewards and we're gonna talk about this and this is gonna be a big point of conversation is that rewards are attainable instantly. That's the big part about this. If you play all of your foot champions games depending on how many there are people saying there's like 20 games in total or whatever it is over the champions final time period when you play all your games let's say you get done with your games on Saturday in the middle of the day, boom. Weekend league rewards paid out instantly when you finished all your games. Now if you don't finish all your games then your rewards will be paid out basically Sunday night, early Monday morning when the actual weekend league timeframe closes. So there's no lag time between week and league rewards and the competition ending. That's really, really nice to get those rewards right away. Now the interesting thing is that means that rewards are no longer gonna be structured at one singular point and that is gonna basically throw out the entire window of Thursday flipping and Thursday investments, right? Because rewards being on Thursday would make everybody go out and buy their teams for that weekend league. But now you're gonna have rewards spread out through the weekend depending on when people finish their games and on Sunday night. So Sunday night's Monday mornings with squad battle rewards if they keep those at the same time. And a lot of for champions rewards being paid out because you know not everybody's gonna finish their games once we figure out what the gold three equivalent of these champions finals is in FIFA 22.  So that's gonna, I think that's the biggest thing today that we learned is that what EA is trying to do is have consistent and constant demand throughout the week for the champions playoffs and the champions finals to kind of keep you, I guess grinding in a sense. In order to get in. Now also it says that a change the champions qualification process is a limited entry system that allows you to decide when and how to compete. Within the season, you will have a limited number of attempts at champions competition with a single entry good with a single entry good for an attempt in the champions playoffs and a champions final if you qualify. So it sounds like there's a certain number of attempts to get into the playoffs to get that final token to actually play the weekend league. So it's not like you just continue to go over and over and over and try and try and try. There's only a certain amount of attempts. So the biggest part again about this though is the rewards. Basically they can claim them instantly. And for me, one thing I'm a little bit curious about and how this is gonna work is what's gonna happen if people are like cheating, right? I thought that was the big change or that was the reason why rewards were delayed is because top 100 they had to look to the replays and make sure that nobody was like cheating, using disconnect glitches or anything like that. So I'm curious to see how that's gonna be combated with this instant payout of rewards, but we'll have to see also with this rewards is that you will know what cards you're playing for during the week, like during the weekend. Like right now, the way that it is in FIVA 21, you didn't know what team of the week cards you were playing for as your red picks until basically you were playing on Sunday and the team of the week that came out Wednesday, you got in your Thursday rewards. The way that it is now, you will know when you're playing on the weekend, the team of the week that will be in packs will be the one that's paid out through rewards, which is so awesome, right?  So that's a big dub with these rewards and that is what that means, that is very nice. But again, the biggest changes to Weekend League is that it's a points based system that's probably less games and there is a daily knockout slash the Champions Playoffs way to qualify for the Weekend League. So it honestly sounds like it might require a few more games to actually get into Weekend League because you have to play Rivals, then you have to play the Champions Playoffs, then you get into Weekend League of the Champions Finals. But if the rewards are consistently paid out and there's more rewards in here for the Champions Playoffs, which it looks like there is, that could be decent. And again, the Weekend League rewards and the Champions rewards being paid out at the end of the Weekend Instantly, that's the biggest part of this, right? That's the huge biggest aspect of this today that is very, very interesting just that those are basically, basically instant. So that's kind of all the information about Rivals and Footchamps, the biggest updates, public co-op squads. I mean, it looks like they're adding some stuff to co-op, which is dope. I mean, there's just not a ton of hype for this right now, which hopefully there begins to be some hype, but at least at the moment, not a ton. Finally, they fixed up the menu so that SBCs are not absolutely hidden. This is how the menus will look in FIVA 22. You'll have news, objectives, transfers, squad building challenges, and then you'll have tabs up here. So right now you're in the Home tab, if you click right over to Play, it'll of course take you into all the different sections of draft, friendlies, footchampions, division rivals, and squad battles. But now you can also access your club as well, which was a definite addition that they needed. Also, you can see up here in the top left, this graphic, this looks different, right? It's a lot thinner, it's a lot smaller. For your club name, the established date, your coin balance, and your FIFA point balance. This is gonna have to get stretched a little bit wider, 60,000 coins. We're gonna have a lot more digits up there, EA. So hopefully your graphics can expand because we're gonna need more than five digit spaces. We're gonna be definitely in the tens of millions plus coins this year. So we gotta get that bigger anyways. That's kind of the new updates to the menus and how it looks. Again, more of a darker theme. I think after we went to the dark theme for FIFA 21, we really liked that. A lot of people liked that. So that is very, very nice. There's some new ways you can view items as you basically click the right stick, viewing some of the in-game attributes on the cards, which was just kind of cool. Basically, their best attributes based on their position. For a striker in a Bope here, you see attack positioning, finishing, reactions, strength and acceleration. So that's kind of nice. That might change, of course. Then the rest of this is just kind of about stadium customization, which is pretty cool. There's more stuff in here. There's a VIP area, which is kind of dope. And there's gonna be more TIFOs and banners and all sorts of customization stuff, which is nice. This is actually a really big W that not a lot of people are gonna talk about. Searching for stuff for your stadium by color, which is really, really nice, because it's kind of hard to search for some of that stuff right now. So that is a dub. And then they talked about heroes as well, which we already know about heroes. And honestly, in my opinion, these pitch notes are really short, man. There's a lot of information in here that I think could have been included. There was a little bit left out. I honestly would rate this deep dive. I'd give it like a six and a half out of 10, because it just really feels like they went deep in on division rivals and footchamps.  And other than that, where's our information about preview packs? Where's our information about new icons? I still feel like there's a lot to learn. And of course, on Twitter, they've talked about how there is gonna be more information released in September. But for a deep dive, I'm a little bit underwhelmed. I'll be completely honest with you. I'm a little bit underwhelmed with how this looks. But I like what they're doing with footchampions. I like the point space structure. If it truly is easier to play throughout the week, I mean, they say that it's easier to play throughout the week, but basically what it sounds like is that you have to play a daily knockout tournament, AKA the champions playoffs to get into the weekend league, which is still gonna be on the weekend. But that weekend league period might be less games in total, which could be a W. So we'll see how it is. We'll see how the rewards are. And hopefully it's some more news. But again, a little bit underwhelming today. Completely honest. I like the changes. I just think the quantity was less than I was expecting. But of course, let me know what you guys think down below in the comments. The biggest thing is that Thursday flipping is no longer gonna be a thing. And rewards being claimable instantly is a tremendous W. It just makes it so much easier. And then knowing that those rewards are there, maybe EA is trying to get people to play more games a weekend league so that you can attain them right away. But that's kind of my opinion on the content that dropped. Let me know again down in the comments what you think, rate it out of 10 maybe. We'll say that down in the comments.  It's been Nathan Fodaccount, and I'll catch you guys later. Peace out.


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Dan banyak pelajar dan artis yang tinggal di Joktakara kerana ia masih bergantung. Anda akan melihat banyak bahagian besar di Joktakara dan anda akan melihat di Singapura. Saya pasti boleh berkata itu kerana saya percaya itu benar-benar. Saya juga ada seorang pelajar yang tidak terlalu menarik, saya rasa. Kemudian, lagi-lalu, bahagian-banana juga kita ada. Negara kami hanya beri kita bahagian-banana 3. Kerana ia sangat berkembang bahagian yang berkomunikasi dengan anda. Biar saya membuat logo teman kami yang berada di SA1 juga. Membuat logo untuk kami. Saya perlu berkata sedikit tentang Izzra kerana dia juga membuat perkara lain untuk kami. Saya suka perkara Joktakara adalah bahawa selalu ada sebuah sistem dekat yang anda boleh tanya seseorang untuk... Saya tidak akan cuba mengalami perkara ini. Saya rasa ini yang saya mengalami. Jadi, tidak ada apa-apa tentang akademik dan tidak ada apa-apa untuk menjadi kritis. Saya rasa ini adalah cara saya rasa seseorang beri saya sesuatu dan setelah masa lama, saya akan beri mereka sesuatu. Jadi, ia seperti bahagian yang menikmati bahagian yang berlaku. Kemudian, kami mempunyai lebih banyak perempuan. Mereka bergerak lebih banyak. Setiap kali saya kembali tiga bulan lalu, ia menjadi lebih banyak perempuan. Ia menjadi sangat susah untuk mengawal beberapa perkara bambu yang kami melakukan juga. Lebih banyak. Dan ada sebuah perempuan yang keluar dari nowhere. Saya tidak tahu kenapa ia berakhir di sana. Pertanyaan yang menarik adalah kerana kami bekerja dengan beberapa orang permainan permainan. Perempuan bekerja dengan permainan permainan. Mereka selalu datang ke tempat kami. Dia kata, di mana perempuan? Kemudian, kenapa perempuan anda seperti itu? Saya tidak fikir perempuan anda bergerak dengan sebuah perempuan. Jadi, kami mempunyai banyak konsultasi dan orang-orang berjalan-jalan. Saya rasa anda melakukannya. Saya rasa anda melakukannya. Jadi, ia sangat menarik bagaimana kami berada di mana kerana ada banyak artis dan orang yang berjalan-jalan dengan permainan permainan. Kami mempunyai perempuan kami sendiri. Perempuan perempuan. Jadi, saya bermakna, ia sedia untuk mencari perkara ini di Indonesia. Paling kurang di Jakarta. Anda boleh berjalan-jalan saja. Anda akan mencari sebuah perempuan yang berlaku. Anda boleh membuat perempuan itu. Anda hanya mengambil mereka balik. Itu tidak berlaku. Sebenarnya, lebih keras daripada membeli perempuan yang sudah dibuat. Jadi, Jadi, anda membuat perempuan untuk membuat perempuan itu? Ya, kami membuat perempuan sendiri. Jadi, kami hanya membuat perempuan. Dan kami membuat perempuan sendiri. Kami membuat perempuan. Tapi, beberapa perempuan sudah membuat yang tidak lebih seronok di beberapa perjalanan. Kami juga membuat perempuan. Dan, saya kata, kami tidak membuat perempuan lagi kerana melihat kicapur yang menarik. Tidak ada apa-apa. Tidak ada apa-apa yang menarik. Di sini, anda akan melihat sesuatu yang terkenal di Indonesia, namanya Anggumera. Dan, ini akan berlaku pada masanya nanti apabila saya bercakap tentang sebuah kacau dan alcoh yang membuat di Indonesia. Saya rasa beberapa kawan kita dari Indonesia akan tahu itu lebih baik daripada saya. Jadi, Ya. Jadi, perempuan itu seperti ini apabila anda mempunyai bahagian yang panjang dan semuanya saja berlaku. Maksud saya, saya hanya cuba menunjukkan perempuan yang terkenal di sekitar rumah kita. Jadi, kita ada kawan, kawan-kawan yang menarik, kerana kadang-kadang saya menarik. Kemudian, kita ada kawan-kawan yang menarik untuk keadaan, dan saya hanya menolak mereka untuk keadaan kita. Kita boleh menarik keadaan yang berlaku. Ini ibu kawan saya. Ibu kawan-kawan saya. Ibu kata, sebenarnya, bersama sebuah kawan-kawan yang lain. Dan, Ya. Ibu kawan-kawan yang lain. Ibu bantu saya dengan semuanya. Semuanya yang saya lakukan, Ibu bantu saya. Dan, Ya, yang ini, bukan yang ini. Yang ini. Ya, kawan-kawan yang lain. Saya bermaksud, dia ibu kawan-kawan saya. Tapi, saya hanya dapat melihat kawan-kawan yang terkenal. Sangat bagus. Saya akan menunjukkan dia. Ya, saya bukan gambar yang terbaik untuk dia. Sudah tentu tidak. Neil adalah kawan saya. Dia datang ke tempat saya, kerana, dia ingin tahu, bagaimana anda menerima perkara ini dan bagaimana anda menerima perkara ini. Ini yang kita lakukan kerana saya pergi. Saya seorang. Walaupun jika saya bercakap dengan Bahasa Asia, saya belajar bagaimana saya bercakap dengan Bahasa Asia. Sebenarnya, saya tidak tahu kenapa. Atau mungkin bahasa Rumah berjaya dengan cepat. Di sebuah area yang saya tinggalkan. Semua orang tahu bahawa saya adalah kawan-kawan. Jadi, mereka selalu datang ke tempat kita dan melihat apa yang kita lakukan. Dan berkata, oh ya, kita lakukan perkara ini. Seperti sebuah makanan. Seperti sebuah laborat, apa yang anda lakukan? Jadi, banyak orang datang ke tempat ini dan melihat atau, mungkin mereka meletakkan sesuatu. Sebab itu, kita mempunyai sesuatu. Jadi, saya tidak tahu. Jadi, orang kawan-kawan, mereka mempunyai bahasa Rumah berjaya di depan kita. Jadi, mereka selalu datang dan memperkenalkan bahasa Rumah di depan tempat kita. Banyak-banyak. Dan anda tidak tanya untuk memperkenalkan, anda hanya tidak tanya. Sebenarnya, orang-orang dan pribadi, ia sedikit lebih berlainan, saya rasa, di Jakarta. Dan tentu saja, bahasa Rumah datang ke elektronik. Sebenarnya, ini adalah bahasa inisial. Kita hanya mempunyai sebuah tabar. Dan, kami bermain dengan, kami bermain banyak, dengan sebuah elektronik, saya rasa, dalam beberapa jalan. Dan, membuang elektronik di Indonesia, tentu saja, adalah sebuah fantasy gigi, kerana ia sangat berlainan. Dan, mungkin tidak terlalu berlainan, tetapi lebih berlainan di Jakarta. Jadi, anda tidak dapat semua bahagian, tetapi, LED, untuk kala-LED, hanya berlainan, mungkin $0.10. $0.10 atau $0.20? Ya, jadi, sangat berlainan. Jadi, tentu saja, saya sangat gembira ketika saya ada di sana. Dan tentu saja, saya juga compil dan saya juga mempunyai beberapa buah ekshibiti saya akan menunjukkan nanti. Kemudian itu, ok, perempuan itu perlu pergi. Perempuan itu perlu pergi. Jadi kita menghubungkannya. Kemudian kita membuat perjalanan kita sendiri. Dan kemudian perempuan berhenti datang. Jadi apabila kita membuat perjalanan kita, tiada apa-apa pun yang perempuan tidak datang lagi. Mereka nampak sebagai indikasi kita cuba menjaga perjalanan kita. Jadi perempuan saya, dua perempuan saya, dua anak-anak yang selalu membantu saya berhenti datang. Kerana mereka berfikir kita tidak akan datang lagi. Mereka masih terbuka. Jadi salah satu perempuan kita telah menghubungkan pada tahun lalu adalah Pasar Tonggol, maksudnya sebuah perempuan. Mereka ada banyak perempuan di sekitar Jukjuka. Mereka akan mempunyai perempuan perempuan atau perempuan perempuan. Seperti perempuan popular di Singapura, perempuan yang luar biasa, perempuan organik, etc. Di Indonesia, perempuan yang sangat berguna, perempuan yang sangat berguna, pada kekal di Jukjuka. Saya tidak boleh kata untuk Surabaya atau Jakarta, tetapi di Jakarta, perempuan yang sangat berguna, kerana mereka selalu mempunyai perempuan perempuan yang selalu berguna, semua perempuan mereka akan menggunakan salah satu rumah untuk membuat ke dalam perempuan perempuan yang mempunyai perempuan perempuan. Jadi kami mula membuat yang sama. Sebenarnya, saya rasa, perempuan perempuan saya berguna, dan kami juga mempunyai perempuan yang baik. Kami juga membuat perempuan perempuan, yang sebenarnya adalah perempuan besar. Jika saya ingat tidak salah, perempuan perempuan hanya $25. Dan kami menggunakan cara perempuan yang membuat perempuan di Indonesia, adalah perempuan yang dipunyai RT atau RW. Dan kami perlu tanya, bagaimana perempuan yang membuat RT? Berapa banyak? 30? Ya. Ya, saya ingat, RT adalah sekitar 10 perempuan. Kami mempunyai sekitar 4-5 perempuan, yang bermakna 50 perempuan. Jadi kami perlu tanya perempuan RT, yang mengambil kata-kata kita untuk memiliki kata-kata ini. Kami mempunyai perempuan yang membuat perempuan yang membuat kata-kata ini. Kami tak pernah membuat kata-kata ini. Dan ini salah satu kawan kita, yang membuat perempuan yang membuat perempuan di Indonesia. Pertama-tama perempuan di Indonesia adalah sempurna. Maksud saya, saya membuat perempuan yang membuat perempuan di Indonesia. Ia dipanggil Ragi. Saya menemukan Ragi. Perempuan yang mempunyai perempuan yang membuat perempuan yang membuat perempuan ini sebelum mereka mempunyai kata-kata ini lagi. Sebenarnya, anda dapat menggunakan kata-kata ini untuk memasukkan kata-kata ini. Dan kemudian, kami mempunyai sekeliling kek 3-4 dan tidak keberahat. Seorang ini membuat kata-kata yang berbeda, dia mempunyai kata-kata ini yang membuat perempuan yang membuat perempuan ini dengan tepung dan memasukkan mereka di dalam bahagia. Saif alcohol sangat penting dalam wquote-wquote-wquote kerana ada banyak keadaan dari bahagia matamat yang tidak pahas dari bahagia matamat dan yang ingin menangkakan kata-kata itu Also the rice wine is something that is a snack actually in Indonesia. So the irony of most people will always be thinking like oh, Indonesians drink alcohol? Does it really drink alcohol? But you have to remember that Indonesia, Islam is very particular and it's not like the common stereotype would say Islam is radical or streamies or like conservative which is completely if you don't mind me saying bush it to me. So one of the example is the ragi tapai and they have like sweet snacks with a bit of like alcohol. They won't call it alcohol. If you ask any of the woman there, is it alcohol? They'll be like, no, no, it's not alcohol. Okay, okay. Yeah. So our friends came over and they're a lot of fun. Just hanging around my house. We have a lot of burgers as well. And then we had another event, Hectoria Lab. This is not by Seron Food Lab but it's by a friend who is doing Hectoria.org. So Hectoria is a, well it's a online platform where basically people uploaded like how do you do DIY by yourself. So do it yourself, biology is a very hard concept for me to explain in detail. But I would say that Basie is like having a lab outside of a lab. So having a lab in your house or having a lab in your garage and doing simple experiment, scientific experiments with low cost tools and doing it by yourself with open source recipes as well. So for example the open PCR is one, for example there's more high tech I guess. But also fermentation is a way to look at the, do it yourself, biology. So Hectoria had the Hectoria Lab in Yogyakarta last year where they had about like people from 42 countries or 42 people from different countries. Definitely from each continent. So there are people from Europe, people from America, people from Asia. All coming together, artists, scientists, designers, researchers, enthusiasts, all coming together to work on three projects that were already happening in Indonesia. So one of which was forest, another is river and another one is volcano. So what I did there, because we had to do workshops that was the spirit of Hectoria. I made lubricants. So sexual lubricants with some of the members from Sewong Food Lab. Why I do that was interesting because I was working, I was working at Transgender Sex Workers Rights in Singapore and one of the accessibility problems is lubricants. So they always have to buy their own lubricants and stuff like that. I thought the same thing happened in Indonesia as well. I was wrong. So I surveyed some of the sex workers' areas there and lubricant is easier to access there. It's quite okay. A lot of the governments are actually helping the jujur cardan sex workers to have access to contraceptives. So it's not a problem. But the problem was in convenience stores sometimes the contraceptives are behind the counter. And the only sexual lubricant that I can find there was a DX1, it was like 100,000 rupiah. That's about $10. And with $10 in Singapore, in Indonesia you can buy like 10 mils which does not make any sense at all to me.  Anyway, this is open source. You can probably find it online as well like homemade vegan or like homemade organic lubricant and there are a lot of people who are already doing it. So when I did this, it was interesting. In Hectoria, I thought that nobody would come from my workshop. But then the generalisation that Indonesia Indonesia is not very receptive towards topics about sex or like topics of sexuality was completely dismantled because different people from all different walks of life coming to my sexual lubricant workshop and learning how to make sexual lubricants asking all different kinds of questions. Oh, so how long would this last? Oh, so how should I use it? Where do I put it at? It was pretty much like completely baffled me but when I did it in Singapore which I'll show pictures there on I think the questions asked in Indonesia were much more if I could say open and comfortable than say in Singapore. So yeah, we did that and the problem was that we could not find flex seats. Flex seats are low in sugar and very good for making natural lubricants. We replaced that with cassava and corn. But what we forgot was that these two things can create yeast infection because they are high in sugar. So yes, that was the problem they don't realise. And only when I was in Singapore my friends like, I think that in my increased yeast infection I was like, oh yeah, you're right. But I remember in Jogjakab we didn't say that there were other alternatives and that was just because it was just trying to be resourceful in Indonesia. And in Singapore we did that as well for Squat and Grow. It was a collaboration between DIY Bio and Edlin & Sarah. She was also one of the organisers. DIY Bio, our collective called Chicky Clan and Hacker Space Singapore and Edible Gardens. So we did a series of public workshops earlier this year on fermentation, food certification, what is safe food, what are the forms of food that are coming out with advanced technology like soilant. And how can we make this how can we make Singaporeans that gets more aware about this. And I also did the lubricant but this time it's like skis and chai seeds. So we are very safe this time. This within Hacker Space Singapore and as you know Hacker Space Singapore has a lot of meal presence. Not that it's anything very good, come on. I'm not trying to be that way. Luther was very open to it. Luther is one of the co-founder. He is very open towards the whole idea and they did not, I mean it was not anything problematic as well. I said that it was not as interesting the questions being asked in Singapore than elsewhere. So our friends are here we are doing the lubricant workshop. So the next team is SNILs. So in SNILs came in Indonesia, France, Czech Republic, Singapore. I don't have time to talk about Czech Republic. Not so interesting I guess anyway. Indonesia I was interested in SNIL pool. I was this is literally a joke. So when I was in Indonesia again from my research and exchange I was always interested in SNILs like I like SNILs a lot and I brought some SNILs back to my my hostel in Indonesia and then one day I realized that most of my papers were being eaten away like they were like holes everywhere and all that. And the corporate was actually SNIL because in paper there are cellulose so SNILs consume paper just because of the plant substances inside as well. And so I thought okay why not let's see what kind of because the pool that were being produced when they ate my white paper was so white. So I said okay why not let SNILs eat coloured paper and then the pool will also be coloured. And again my friendly neighbour help me my helper Niel brought back all the SNILs from his grandmother's place and I did this project again for Hectorial and we had this sculptures you know making SNIL food. Yes So this is their pool where it's coloured. Yes I mean but but I realised I was not the only one halfway doing this SNIL pool project I realised the Dutch designer has already done it. She's much more elaborate than I have ever. She did this. She did Taal's mail out of SNIL pool. So this is quite interesting. I mean her name you can check it in a decent magazine but her name is L-I-E-S-K I haven't spoke to her yet because I stopped doing the project which is I thought to some degree I couldn't really confirm whether my SNILs help for being affected by consuming paper coloured paper which is manufactured with chemicals so I stopped doing that. But I guess the next step that I did with the SNILs was also not very ethical I don't know. I was interested in invasive alien species because of my stay in Seawam Food Lab in Jogjakala So invasive alien species are like species if I can just define it simply. Species that do not they are not native citizen habitat invasive because they overwhelm or they overcrowd the native population and basically take over their presence in the habitat and I was interested in invasive alien species because I feel like this cause surrounding invasive alien species always sort of remind me of xenophobic incarnations that certain people have or the governance have so like the idea of alien foreign was also still used for non-humans as well as humans so if you read any scientific discourse or even like say and parks for probably have the same discourse surrounding around invasive alien species we have to make sure that our native populations are protected we have to make sure that the invasive alien species will not overwhelm the native species so that kind of thinking about invasive alien species kind of is aligned towards my interest for say margen identities or like people who stay here and who are always frame as the non-native as versus to us perhaps native people of Singapore and I did this exhibition together at Say Won Food Lab at CCA at Game & Barracks and it was actually under post pop-up and again is raw helper so I interviewed a lot of farmers as well as anthropians working with plants in Singapore to find out what they think about invasive alien species whether consuming invasive alien species was a way to manage invasive alien species also like how do they how do they think about foreign plants in their perhaps their farms or like one of the people interviewed was Bollywood Veggies but this was by a man who was I think it was a man yeah it was a man who was actually guiding the educational tools at Bollywood Veggies and he said this literally at plants can escape we got a close watch on it and it really reminds me of like beings as well like prisoners or like exiles or like migrants who are trying to cross illegal borders so throughout the whole exhibition I was trying to hint at that some people got it some of it don't I try not to make it explicit because it was more subtle than purposeful so we made a synthesizer and I elaborate what was this synthesizer use for later we also had some non-native plants in the exhibition this contraption so we had again the African African landscape the African landscape is not native to most places in Asia it's quite invasive and how the circuit works is that when the slime of the snail passes through the circuit with the copper tip here it closes the circuit and the sound is produced so if you know the circuit has to have a lot electricity flowing so if you have an open circuit it means that you have to have that connects the circuit so slime of the snail is used because it's moist and it's a good conductive material so I said hey, I really want to make snails talk I want to make invasive alien species talk so how can they talk and I was like okay, why not do this and then maybe like they will talk or something at that or you can make them play music or something so like a snail disco but what happened later on was that it did not really work out as I wanted it to be fun again basically it was because we really make the synthesizer connect to ground okay, speaking technical terms now so that not enough electricity will pass through the circuit for so when the snail passes by so they will not be electrocuted but one thing we forgot about snails and copper is that copper is actually a past management device past management material it's not scientifically proven I have to say so and none of the snails wanted to pass by it so they just stayed in between and a lot of people came there like and I always say you know this is funny because it did not really work out as the way that we planned it but still people were paying more attention to snails than ever was because usually you just have on them so bad and they walk away so it was still good that it was effective in some way we also fomented some why so I forgot to say that one of my friends in Indonesia make his own when you do fermentation you have to allow carbon dioxide to be produced so he make this he custom made this device so it's basically so that air will not coming but air can escape so it's especially important for fermentation you can custom made it in Indonesia but buying it I'm not so sure I mean this is normal laboratory equipment you can I don't know where to buy it so he custom made it because it was for exhibition that he did later on he did in Germany and of course it's more effective than using straws because usually you use straws to allow some CO2 to escape but if this it definitely prevents the air from going in and spawning the fomented wine so yeah so this was yeah basically and then the snails just don't no it wasn't working so we had some workshops as well on why again why making what are native plants what are non-native plants in Singapore blah blah blah and we also later on we tried again at Neon Polytechnic we also had an exhibition say one full lab and I said like okay this time the snails are not going to be tortured I'm very very persistent on this and I don't think they were this time in fact we decided to do something much more simpler which is using contact mites because I again want to hear the snails and allow the non-humans to speak and have this contact mites underneath leaves so that when the snails were biting on it there was sound that were being produced so this was it and it was just an amplification of their eating habits nothing much but it wasn't really to the aesthetic quality that I wanted it was not a nice sound anyway so it was just interesting and last two sections of my presentation actually everyone explorations was what I did this year in Paris by myself not we say one full lab and I was again interested in snails of course the whole teams about snails and in front of course and you would think that snails are very common there and it's not it's maybe it's not okay it's not at all so urban explorations was started up by media lab in Laussel and they started in 2012 in Singapore so the main purpose of urban explorations was for different people from different disciplines to come together and conceptualize and make a tool to collect data from the environment so it could be collecting a tool to collect smells making a tool to collect the pH of soil making a tool to collect sounds or record sounds from urban landscapes and since I was interested in snails this micro snails was so difficult to find in France trust me I took like five hours to find the snails these are micro snails so three snails that are focused on France it's the Helix Formacea which is the famous as cargo the Roman snail the Helix experts was also was also was also eaten by French people but less sir than the Roman snail and the Helix Locorium so these are the three Helix that I focused on some of the snails so adorable they are not the African land snails though interestingly in in Paris it's also shaped like the snail so in Paris how they are being urbanized is that they they are called adonisman so they go they well they sort of appropriate territories around surrounding Paris and well called Paris so there's going to be a 21 soon and Montcoy which is also where I collected and find some snails and it's interesting because I picked certain locations because I wanted to find out if my basic research for urban expositions trying to find out if snail squid egg is a bio indicator for the health of certain habitats in urban Paris mainly because Paris is urbanizing so much yes they are famous for gardens but I would say that most of the gardens in the expensive areas like 1, 2, 6, 7 you cannot find any snails only outside of Paris you find a lot of snails or in the outskirts where there are two forests called Belong and Vincent so you cannot find any snails at all so one or two that I made was trying to find the pH of the soil that snails will found at so easy way to do that is using red cabbage boil it and then making it pH paper on either like non-acidic paper or coffee filters and I make a tool which is a stencil like that and when snails glide across if it turns blue like that is alkaline and that means that the soil is healthy and that means it's healthy also for the snails when soil is too acidic snails will not survive there so you can basically tell how acidic or alkaline the soil is and also like whether the snail is healthy in that area or what why I say that snails are not easy to find in France is because there was an official record of like there being over hunting I have no idea whether this is true or not but also a lot of French people do not eat snails anymore it's a common stereotype it's a tourist stereotype and only in the Uggskirt say in southern France you'll find people still eat snails but it's not common at all and they usually import their snails from Poland and Czech Republic because it's cheaper so this definitely makes the research more interesting because where can you find these snails anymore so I make the stage of the microscope is actually made by Lifepatch I'll elaborate again what Lifepatch does later on which is my collaborator in Indonesia I just used their stage and you can dismantle a PS2 a PS2 webcam to make a microscope this is my two kid that I brought around with me to different thrills to collect some snails on my trolley doing stupid things in the middle of forest what I didn't realize this is an interesting episode in Boulogh which is an outskirt of Paris and it's a park it's not a natural reserve actually it's a park and I wanted to collect some snails this area is known for its red light area so I did not know I forgot I really forgot and my friend Isabel from here told me hey you have to go to belong because that's where you can find a lot of snails I brought my Arduino to collect some temperature data and all that I brought my computer because I wanted to use the webcam USB microscope with the computer but what I didn't realize is that the red light area I always see this man around us just staring at us why just person doing like why is she waiting for me and it's like both to my friends dragging this kind of trolley just look very very very strange and like picking out our samples and like putting it into ziploc and it's like what's happening right here and when I finished collecting and finally found the snails after 5 hours of searching for them that's when I realized I was in the red light area and also at that moment I was like rushing and rushing and I was like oh my god we have to go because suddenly a lot of the men were calling us like hey hey what are you doing and then the woman were like I think the woman were like oh who are these people because they look new because they probably have their own territories and they've been working there for a long time so we saw like strange things happening and then I remember that I got a shock when I saw like so many condom rappers I was like what the fuck I was like where I went crazy so it was just a strange experience so like we brought all these bulky things and all that and we definitely learned not to bring so many things at all anymore so the snail again this is at Vincent's so I did an infographic collecting the width and height of snails as well as the pH temperature the elevation and some simple conclusions that I can make I would say that this is not a proper or valid scientific experiment because I don't have any control test I did not keep my basically it's not it was just me trying to fiddle around with data and like collecting things or where the snails live in and I found that a lot of the young snails the baby snails were living in very unusual environments firstly they were living on like tourney tourney plant list and I always thought that tourney things always keep snails away because if they happen to glide across it's going to be very painful and also that's one of the past management devices and also found them in very hot areas so this is definitely interesting for me because I thought like okay why will you find snails in very hot areas especially for the hill eggs because they need like and I said that there was a certain feature that I was focused more on also another strange thing was I found strange snails like that only with an eye and this is a very unusual is I think it's either a mixed breed or it has some genetic deficiency because it definitely is not a normal shell the shell should be of this or this color yeah but it look like that so that was the ending part so it was interesting and I also found in a very hot environment so I was intrigued like what kind of addictive function can these snails have that allow them to stay in hot environments in tall areas so this is what I was interested in the amphigram so I might sound a bit strange right now from this point on I was interested in how they could reduce water loss and this particular function is actually the dried mucus so when you have snails sometimes they create this dried mucus around their room here and it basically prevents them from losing their moisture and that particular picture makes me very interested in snails even more and it looks something like that so during hibernation in summer it's even better it looks like that because there's calcium into the epigram itself and they do this so that no water can be lost and so they can hibernate for a period of time and I thought like okay what will happen if say so okay before I go on that I also decided to make some videos of what the epigram looks like I pasted the epigram like I make the snails rest there they make all this epigram on the microscope slides and they look like that I was interested in the structure as well how crystalline they were and I say that okay in Singapore or like in another place in honor of why did we stop having water what we have to find a way to adapt ourselves and I thought that one way to connect the snail even more than the previous contraptions of like putting them with synthesizers or like putting them in tortures environment like making them eat colored paper and more subtle way is to think about adaptation and human being so I did some kind of speculative like design fiction I guess so I truly printed this thing so like human epigram and make my friend model it so I was thinking creating this post apocalyptic situation okay human beings no longer have water anymore but we have our own epigram as well so I designed a few things like that and the overall output was basically this laboratory setting light exhibition with other friends as well so all our things were being shown there in Paris oops and yeah it was come interesting because in France as actually this was in a finance place so it was not so common for them to have such a setting for art exhibition so yeah they were pretty much intrigued by what we were doing this is one of my friends who 3D printed all these parts and he was recording all the soundscapes urban landscapes of Paris and then using them and you can't really see here but using the data from the sound of different parts of Paris making them into balls so like shapes where it's like spiky there are projections where sound is extremely loud and intense at the area so I'm fortunate I can't show it here but it's by a very famous artist in Singapore it's called Ong Giang Pain and I'm sorry I cannot show here there's mosses as well some of them were just mosses and making like handy this guy here Dia he make it's going to be shown here anyway this exhibition in National Design Centre this October so you can probably see it again he make his own lens so lens that you'll find in microscope he we got a friend in well he's not a friend in Paris there was this start up where he was focused on microfluidics and he gave us some of this what's it BSM or PSM that is used to make microscope lens and my friend make some of this lens by himself so this is a material you cannot usually get in Singapore it's a restricted material but we got it anyway in Paris and some of friends were more interested in pigeons and the reason one that we did with Adalyn as well because right now Adalyn is doing something but she's trying to basically raise awareness about maybe you can tell us a bit about it the printed circuit boards or you mean that oh so we're just asking for innovative ways to raise awareness on wildlife trafficking and to engage customer demand and I I need of course a life pack have a tiger crispy and it's just a simple so you just hold it and I thought it's a really good it's it's just a very way of doing awareness because people will come to it and you'll need to come to learn then you can then you use the veins that needs to be and to design and then you can bring wildlife but so we were at the portal and we need high quality sails yeah together with with this together with this man here Linton Raditya who's a very good synthesiser maker and he really wants to make a synthesiser can ask him he will definitely customise one for you and he make one it's really cute so if you know how synthesiser look like this is the circuit board itself and all this parts well they are conductive still but then still you can make designs around the circuit board and I did the Flutter Stoma Flutter Stoma which is a kind of sea snail that is currently in danger in Southeast Asia because of mining and because I'm interested in conflict materials or more materials that are being used for electronics and the kind of civil conflicts or civil wars that go around this materials I decided to focus on this that was endangered by mining okay so last section before I read those off this is the project that I did and I guess this is the one that I wrote as well for Geek Girls it's called Nanak Project and because my area of research is about hacking and making in Southeast Asia and I was interested to explain why hacking and making in Southeast Asia is different from say perhaps America and I focus not on I focus on a Pacific demographic not only women but elderly women so what did elderly women between the ages were born between 1934 to 1954 in Indonesia did think and perceive science and technology as so Stephanie Wischers who is also an artist geek and researcher from Austria Life Patch which is an Indonesian lap that does a lot of this DIY bio bio hacking also like teaching people how to make save wine or teaching people how to make synthesizers also collaborated with us on this Nanak project Nanak is grandmother by the way what is interesting is that this Nanak that we interviewed are the mothers of the Life Patch members so if you know who Life Patch is there are a bunch of eight boys and one girl so the eight boys definitely have their own ways of doing science and technology so it was kind of they were a bit intimate it was like Cindy are you really sure you want to interview our moms like we feel a bit like you know awkward and all that but it was interesting because they did not ever knew that their moms also perhaps did science and technology so they had to follow us to all these interviews their mothers asking them what they think about hacking what hacking is explaining what they were doing so some of these mothers that we interviewed were singers some were religious teachers so I will not explain the context is fine so I will just introduce the mothers this is Sumini Suprapto I want to say whose mom because it might be sensitive for them so I will just say this is Sumini Suprapto she is a Kronchong singer if you know Kronchong is a popular genre in Indonesia and it sounds the voice always sounds a bit haunting it is actually quite a genre that it is still quite popular among Indonesians but not so much I guess among the youth so it's a bit like perhaps I would say Oayang here I said more poppish this is Amrita Areyati and she she's a religious teacher but she does do this amazing thing so I guess we'll call her maybe the biohacker now which is but she's actually so basically she has an emphasis on not using processed materials so none of the cakes that she made has to be from processed ingredients she source out every single one of these ingredients by herself and she's very fixated on the idea that a lot of youth these days are eating a lot of processed foods and we should learn how to eat in a proper way and we should make things in a low cost manner so it's interesting that in our contact we call her like oh maybe she's some kind of organic enthusiast or like lifestyle so that was interesting for me because I'm coming from say in Singapore we're trying to find raw ingredients to make certain things it's very difficult you won't find a chicken around that you can just take eggs from it's just not so possible I guess I should call prof Waiyuni so even Waiyuni is she's a computer science lecturer and one of the most significant things that she said to me before or all of us was that she said this it might be an insult for you so she said this in precise way she said coding is for undergat rates it's for it's for people who don't know their things and systems is the way so just for us it's just like whoa this woman is already thinking about meta meta data already so we're just like okay this is an insult for those people who are doing coding and don't really know coding at first it's interesting that a woman at an age is still they do science and technology and she was the only engineer in when she was in her younger years and one thing she said to me that really struck me was that you know it's not about me being a woman it's just me wanting to do science and tech it's really not so much about me being a woman and being discriminated so that's one thing that we have to understand about gender in Indonesia again Rani Ibu Rani she's she has three smartphones so more smartphones than I can ever have and she used them for different things one of them is to check her son's Facebook the other was to take pictures and stuff like that so technological production so one thing about technology but technological consumption in Southeast Asia is interesting for me say for example the amount of apps that Indonesians use is crazy and mind blowing so that's one thing that we're also interested in that project Ibu Shamsui she is I think our oldest interviewee and I mean she's from a certain era where it was difficult for her to pursue what she wanted to do in her earlier years and so she became a religious teacher but actually what she was really interested in was fashion design so she also told us she was more conscious about technological consumption like Facebook usage among younger people so she was giving perspective like this kind of things are not so good for Islamic teachings and all that so we had like very perceptions of what Islam is among all these women as well Ibu Teriza she uses recycled wood to do slow cooking she's from Sumatra so in Sumatra culture or at least batak culture one important thing is slow cooking so basically slow cooking for a whole day like curry maybe Chinese people as well do the same thing and Ibu Ruki Ati she's actually 71 years old now you can't really see it from here and she says that you know and she actually used life hack I don't know why probably got it from Facebook or something like that she's like you know the way for me to do hacking is like being productive in life so she has she used to be she's an engineer by the way she's a marine engineer I won't say whose mom this is maybe later on and her son was doing a lot of river project in Jogjakarta and he never consulted her or cause he never asked her mom hey mom what kind of science and tech are you doing so it was interesting when he when we finally interviewed her and mom the son was like okay I think mama I have to consult you now of what I supposed to do for my river project so like that was interesting for us as well and she keeps this excel sheet I don't have a picture here but it's like humongous where she keeps the accounts profits so she owns like a small mama shop in the front of her house and she keeps this crazy accounts list of like whatever things are being like so and what is popular in demand and all that kind of thing she still hold a job in the civil service sometimes so that was interesting so these are different phases of the research buying in analysis examination prototyping and documentation and finally the exhibition so we really go through this so that we can start to discuss or if you don't want to discuss and just want to relax so fine so we had an exhibition in the end to display the kind of things that we did during this Nanak project and there was this Chongkak as well that we made a kinetic thing so basically the Chongkak is a traditional Indonesian game in Singapore so we play it and basically we had the Chongkak shape that the bigger holes for where the mothers were from and the Chongkak is definitely totally different from what it look like here so we're using the balls so that people could play with the Chongkak itself and try to understand where this mothers coming from and the because it's interesting the Chongkak has like Ibu holes and Anak holes Ibu is mother holes Anak is children holes so we're trying to make this analogy between the Nanak project and the kinetic installation we also had a documentary too bad I can't show it here but more interestingly I think this is one of the things that I worked on which was collecting words that mean hacking and making in Indonesia because one thing I'm critical about is the idea of hacking and making has become somewhat of like a popular discourse maybe in Singapore it's okay because we use English but elsewhere in Indonesia or Thailand they have ways of making and hacking that already exist in their own language so I was interested in that and I took the interviews as well as some literature as well as from life hatch members what does hacking and making mean so Otar Arthik is tinkering in Indonesia and they also have thing called OPRAC which is basically a hack and yeah so we created all this glossary of terms and of course most of the Indonesians there who already knew perhaps about hacking or make a culture is interested to also know that they already have one in Indonesia so yeah we also make an application where we uploaded the hacks that the mothers have so like how to make quick way from ingredients so the application is actually online you can check it here and this is the end of my long talk so if for more information you can like just go to all this website this is my email my website and all the other things like my friends' names and all that so thank you for staying all the while thank you so much I'm really tired probably every is exhausted don't worry just send an email if you want to or just look at the websites look at life hatch website or maybe for the Nenek project as well because we recently had our exhibition in Basel as well so Basel the people in Basel were having a different perspective of what is hacking and making in Indonesia so yeah you can probably just check out the links yourself otherwise please just relax and if you want to go home just go home so worry about it thanks for coming all the way here no question question yes yeah how do they breed how do they breed how do they breed how do they breed hey, that's an interesting question I've never thought about it before I think they have some their skin has some skin I remember some feature that allows their skin is the one that has certain enterings or like holes or something that allow them to breed I've never thought about that before there's the next feature that I might focus on what do you do with the snails that you put like the like in Paris release them back in the same place because that's the only way that you can do science ethically, I guess yes, it's my assistant in many many projects he's my assistant for building the house he's my assistant that comes for our market any events he's always there I mean in Indonesia starting a collaboration that really much depends on trust and if you have a space like that the neighbors are the most important so as a foreigner I felt a lot of the process or time that was being spent to make this lab was buying in the trust from my neighbors themselves so yeah oh, crunchy it's crunching noise because if you feed them harder leaves and vegetables it's like yeah you can try at home you can just put the snail inside a bottle and then have some cabbage and you can just put it in your ear it's very loud the circuit for the conductive thing I tried to in jujukada again it did not work well these snails just no, it's just not working I couldn't find a conductive material that was not matter all matters repel snails sorry the carbon yeah, I tried to rub pencils on the masking tape then the conductivity was not high enough and if you increase the voltage your snails will electrocute and die so that that particular thing is something that I hope to work on but it's it took time consuming I guess not so I guess I don't know yes, you should actually nobody has started it yet here, interestingly actually that that Dutch designer is definitely somebody too she not even make that house she make like other things as well I don't know what other things so the snail pool is interesting but you have to be careful because some paper they don't really eat I think because of the lack of cellulose in the paper itself so yeah it works yes you can yes yes, it will be the best snail pool because well, I mean some people snail activists from I don't know where will probably start asking like if their food colouring won't harm the snails but I would think that that's a safer choice than feeding them coloured paper so yeah coffee filter because it's not a sea day as well so yeah no not at all sorry yes, fresh but it dries later on so it makes a terrific material for making hard concrete materials actually one thing that most people can try is also like drying out your bread and then you can make furniture out of it so one of our friends from Seowon Fulau so he wanted to do something like that because he bakes a lot the bread you leave it out it becomes very hard like baguette baguette is one thing and you can make like furniture like a chair there are few artists that did that as well I think before so yeah so if there are no more questions yes, I'm sorry yes it's now no I cannot run the space anymore because I felt like I wasn't there so like my friends will so very busy with their own things so we no longer have a space but the collectors still exist except in non-spatial non-spatially yeah there's no space anymore the place now is rented to our friend yeah sadly still there everything is still there the papaya the nuts the yam the potato everything is there anyway if you want to know the place I rented and because I'm foreigner it was one and a half years for $900 sing $900 sing it can go cheaper but I think one important thing to realize that when you do this kind of initiative you have to realize that you might also accidentally gentrify the area itself so that's one thing that's happening a lot in Indonesia gentrification because well if you have some kind of like cultural identity that's happening in a certain area naturally some other things will happen and the whole place might suddenly become the next sexy start-up valley and the whole place will become expensive and it's not good for the farmers who are staying there so I think maybe it's time for us to not say that as well but anyway there's another initiative that I hope to start soon in Indonesia and Edwin unfortunately has just left but we plan to make a lab in this place called Onosari which is in the outskirts of Indonesia and it's rumored that that piece of land is still a primary rainforest and because Edwin is a scientist she's interested in taxonomising and also trying to collect all his trees of villagers who are staying around there to see what kind of medicinal properties certain plants have that has not been archived so yeah that's one of the things that we plan to do unfortunately no snails at the moment because I'm a bit like trying to keep some distance from them So yeah Yes So did you find that it was that it was also the same in Indonesia and they can become an hesitate amount of things to your own section will return for example in Singapore you mean the section in Indonesia an hesitate amount that's what we plan so people don't need that place Ya no it's quite common for someone in Jogjakarta for people to do their own things like tinkering okay I only can say this for like the people I know tinkering for them it's like a common thing they have like tired with pyremen everywhere and it's not like something like that and normally but if you're talking about software based hacking or like some kind of more highly advanced technology like data mining and stuff like not so common in Indonesia but more hardware based working yes completely common in Indonesia I would say so a lot of people that are very good with hardware based things so ya biology not so but if you want to ask them about plants they definitely know more than I think Singaporeans do so ya okay do you do you do you do you do you do you do you do you do you do you do you do and do you diy recently well some of the members even though I'm leaving to michigan other members are active using the open but experiment outside so it finding out the gene mà coding or finding out the genes of certain food to know whether sushi atau sesuatu sehingga itu. Also fermenting wine and stuff like that. So I did not put DIY bio here, I'm so sorry but you can just check DIY Bio Singapore and you can find it on Facebook. DIY Bio Spacing SG. Thank you. Thanks for coming. Thank you so much. Yes. So I should stop this.


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Pumpkin pie before. Yeah, but we never made it ourselves. We bought it from a store. Oh. Can we do this? Yeah. I didn't hear you. Can we do this? Yes! Let's go. Pumpkin's huge. Okay. Okay, let's go. All right, let's go. Okay, right, right. There's one, good job, Aiden. Oh, whoa. I caught it, grab that one. That's perfect size, you got it? Okay, nice job, all right, nice job. This place is a complete madhouse, but I found one of these for Tamara, because that's what she'll want. And we have our pumpkins. Are we ready to go? Go home and cook? You ready? You're thirsty? I'm hungry, let's go make some food. And I can't wait to eat. Put your mask on, silly. Pumpkin pie and pumpkin soup, and I've elicited the two munchkins to help me out. You gotta wash your hands first. So wash your hands. Daddy, can we eat? Power saw, look at that when we carve the pumpkin pie. Yeah. Can I scoop out the stuff? You can scoop out, you can scoop out the stuff. I'm gonna get out the first pumpkin. So this pumpkin's gonna be for our soup. The other one is gonna be for our pumpkin pie, which I've already done. There are two different ways you can do this. You can bake it, or you can steam it. So for the pumpkin pie, I baked it. Basically 350 for about an hour. Sliced the pumpkin in half, clean out the insides, bake it, now I'm gonna let it cool. Initially the inside of our pumpkin pie. Okay sweetie, they're back there to cool. So that's part. The second part will be for the pumpkin soup. We're gonna actually steam it. So I wanted to do one each way because I've never actually made either a dish before. I've never made pumpkin pie or pumpkin soup. So I figured this one, we'll take and we'll steam it. All right guys, the first thing we're gonna do. In the towel. Okay, good job. When we get some water going, if it's already turned out hot for us over time to steam, it's all ready, ready to go. Since this one we're not gonna put in the oven, I can leave the top on. Wait one second, let me cut it first in case you guys are safe right there. We'll cut this right in half. It's pretty hard, yeah, but it'll be all right. Watch this, pretty thick skin. What do you guys think? Pumpkins well? You guys know Tamara's Truth Bombs? You know where Aiden gets them from? Tamara's Truth Bombs. What was that again? Aiden's Truth Bombs. That's the thickest skin. You wash your tooth? Two days ago. So as you can tell, since we went to the farmer's market, Ry-Ry has decided to change her outfit for the third time. Ry, I'm doing the big ones. So she's now a princess cook, right? What do you wanna be for Halloween? No, what do you wanna be when you grow up? Yeah. A ninja. A ninja? Now a ninja, a chef, a lina, and a gymnast. A ninja, a chef, a ballerina, and gymnastics. This is the pumpkin spoon, which works really well. See? Daddy, you're supposed to know how to use. Scraping out the inside. Yeah. This is a pumpkin good. Nice work. Do you have any tricks on how to de-seed a pumpkin? Leave them in the comments below. Or any kind of squash, for that matter, that involves seeds. We're doing all right, but any tricks of the trade are always appreciated. Do you like to smell pumpkin? Really? I didn't think you like to smell pumpkin. No, but it is. You're going real slow, princess.   Okay, Ry-Ry? Because I won't. No, they won't, because Ry-Ry's the boss. Yeah, because kids only do that. Okay, Ry-Ry. Ready? Yeah. I think you guys, wait, didn't you guys already own a restaurant? Daddy? Upstairs one day, yes they did. This is a restaurant. What's the sign say? Open, so we're opening right now. That says kids show. The idea is to break up all the pumpkin in smaller pieces so it'll steam faster. So I'm cutting something smaller pieces. Ry-Ry, what do you make out of it? Do you guys have recipes for pumpkin soup or pumpkin pie? Maybe some of the family recipe? We don't have one, so this is the first time for us, as you can tell. Well, that steams. We'll get the soup ready once that steams. Let's see how hot those pumpkins are. See if they cool down. Okay, let's see here. Yeah, they're almost cooled down, so a little hot. So I cut this cool a little bit longer. So those two pumpkin are theirs for the pumpkin pie? Mm-hmm. Oh yeah. Look at that. That's gonna be really nice. Hey, Daddy. It smells amazing. I'm trying to make sure round it, it's too white. Because there, now it's getting a little messy. Okay. Good job, Ry, keep going. This is a little hard to mix pumpkins. Do you like it or not? You do like it? So it's two full cups of this pumpkin. This filling is gonna be awesome, it smells amazing. This came out perfect, look at that. I like this better than what I did. The other way, trying to chunk it up and steam it, will probably be good, but this one was so much easier. Oh my gosh, this was a nice day. Comes right out of the pumpkin skin. No problem at all. So two full cups, you ready? Can you pour? You got it, pour in the good. Okay. You got it? Good job, you put it in the sink. You got milk? Is it a cup and a half of condensed milk or heavy whipping cream? Okay. Good job. Third of a cup of white sugar. Nice job. Okay. A half a cup of brown sugar. I'm gonna add a little vanilla. Good? I'll do the vanilla. I don't trust you.  This is it, okay? Good, okay. Some vanilla. Send it in. Ready? Shake, shake, shake. Shake, shake, shake. Okay, good. All right. A little bit of salt. Good to salt. Good job. Oh, what's that? Nutmeg. It's a nutmeg. It's a spice. Good job. Oh, that looks so good. Doesn't it have a lot of eggs? Right there, there. I know. Okay, let's try it. Two eggs. Good job, Ryan. You can crack one. I have the crack in, guys. I used to. I used to. Get the shell in there. Okay, I'm gonna wash it. Okay, good job. Would daddy, can I crack one? Oh, you're good. We'll need two. You can get some. Over here. Can you shell the one there? We already need one? We just need two. Here. And you already cracked one? Yeah. I don't know what to do. I don't know. You can help mix those. Amy's trying to mix right, Ryan. Okay. After Amy's turned my turn. Okay. Good job, guys. Okay, mix, mix, mix. Mix, mix, mix. Oh my gosh, this one smells good. Okay, you're mixing. Good job. It already smells good. Smell it. Smell about cinnamon. Mixed skin. Okay, tell me when you're done mixing, but not too long. This is daddy. So we could have made a crust from scratch, but we decided to do a pre-made. We have one that's already in our fridge that we haven't used yet. We've made it from a four. Or we have from a four. So my thought was, Oh my gosh, that is- Tana is not here. So this part will be probably looking. Daddy, it's 100 degrees. It's still 100 degrees? No, it's 120 degrees. So the pie crust is in there ready to go. Turn it a little bit runny. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna actually add some more pumpkin to it because we got the other side of the pumpkin that we haven't used yet. Okay, well, that's about good job. Excuse me. Okay, so. Oh, look at that. There's still a lot of that coming right out. That's perfect. Is that what you're gonna do? Let's see if this works, okay? Let's see what temperature it is. Okay, check the temperature. Ther, are you gonna help me, Ryan? Yeah. Come on over. I'm getting ready. Probably have to add some more sugar to that. Okay. All right, come on up, sweetie. Okay, so we're gonna cook this. Once I thicken it up a little bit, we're gonna cook this on 425 for about 15 minutes. And then we'll cool it down to 350 and cook it for another 40 minutes or so. Right, Ryan? Say it's right, Daddy. Say you demand, Daddy. Yeah. I'm gonna pump them to this. I guess as thick as possible, in my opinion. This should be enough now. Okay. I know what, Ryan. I'm gonna mix it. Do you mix it? Mix and smush. Mix and smush? Mix and smush is part of your directions. Mix and smush. Have you ever mixed this smush before? Have you seen yes and no? Maybe no me? In the comments down below. Come down below. Okay, so these are still steaming down. Oh yeah, these are ready for soup. Okay, do that. Turn this off. Okay, remember we're not talking about the ants. We have ants on the floor. It's a couple of them. Okay, good. I'm gonna try. I'm gonna try. Good job, Ryan. Nice work, sweetie. It smells fantastic. Let's see how this turns out. Oh, that sets up. It's daddy's first ever pie. You still mixing, sweetie? You keep mixing. You keep mixing. It's about, excuse me. Okay. So, now, now he's gonna make his pumpkin soup. You want to try the pumpkin soup? So the pumpkin soup, I'm gonna take, I'll put some vegetable broth in. Hold on. Put some vegetable broth in. Actually, I'm gonna do it for you. That, I'm gonna steal one of our neighbor's rosies at it. That's onion. I'm gonna puree this onion. Put it in with it. So this is a yellow onion. You're putting onion? Uh-huh. Pumpkin soup. Not a pumpkin pie. That'd be gross.  Okay. Oh, give me ten kisses. Oh, you're giving me ten kisses? Hold on. Ten kisses. Hold on. You guys, we're doing your first ten kisses. Ready? Count. Wait. Switch. I'm gonna kiss it. You kind of bump my face. That was really a kiss. Oh, because you got a count. Thanks for coming. It was a pleasure. A little bit of water with that. A teeny bit of water. Just to make it all a little mushy.  He's wearing his sister's shoes. Free to a good home. Two children. Seven and five. They're lovely, usually. Okay, some oil in there. So I added some oil. I added a teeny bit of water. I added some onion. I'm gonna add some garlic in a minute. Garlic. This first. Cook in a second. You guys left me. Everybody left daddy. But what little tools? What time do you say little tools? I'm worried. Man, I just missed garlic to this. I'm gonna cheat and take it out of a jar because the kids don't have time to do the fresh garlic. The fresh garlic can be a little better. It's still fresh. It's pretty payments-tormy. Okay? Garlic in there. All right? Well, that cooks up. Again, my pumpkin puree. I'm gonna put it into the blender as well. I'm gonna blend that up. Pour it all in together. So steam is just soft. It's literally falling apart is what you want. And my kids are running laps in the house. I'm gonna add a little bit of Greek yogurt to this too. It's a tad. Give it some creaminess. That smells good. It's just garlic onion at this point. I'm gonna take some of this pumpkin too. It's a little bit sweet. I'm gonna give it a little bit of a sweet to go with the spice that I'm gonna add to it. I'll pour this in first. Just give it a little bit of a sweetness that you want to the soup. The spice will overpower the sweetness. I'm also gonna add some organic vegetable broth. You can use chicken broth if you want as well. I'm using vegetable broth instead. There's not a lot. Maybe a cup right there. In the meantime, to this, I'm gonna add some Greek yogurt. It's our cream type of flavor. Now the idea is to puree this as well. Look at that. It's almost like a... Do you want to help me, Ryan? You're gonna come help me if I... Well, how about now? They made the sweet stuff. They made it help me with my soup. There's a shocker. What's great about this at this point is there's all kinds of things you can do to this. Normally you put two cups of stock in there. I'm gonna put a little bit more because I made more pumpkin than I was supposed to. Which is fine, it's gonna be a bigger box. So now there's all kinds of ways you can go with this. You can do like a Thai pumpkin soup. You can go towards an Indian spices. There's a ton of different ways you can do this. You can even do a cup, you can even do a cold soup. Once it's all... All you have your spices mixed into it. There's literally a plethora of ways you can do this. So, I'm gonna make this again sweet and spicy. I'm gonna add a little more nutmeg to this because I'm gonna put any nutmeg in this one. We just have to left over a little bit of nutmeg from the pie. So now I'm gonna add a little nutmeg to this. Just to give it some... For that fall... Oh. Oops. Huh? The whole nutmeg fell in. That was an accident. Guess we gotta use another one. Is that two minutes? Okay, two minutes? Two minutes before the pie down. I'm gonna make the syrup just a little bit. Add a little sweetness. Okay, now... I'm gonna add some spice to it. Some curry powder. Give a little bit of pot to it. All right, all right, I like that idea. A little bit of minced ginger. Let's mix this up and see how it tastes. Okay? Mix, mix, mix. Three, two... Okay, put it down. That's it for 30 minutes. That was good. Look at that. No, that's... You have to bake. You wanna bake? This is salt. This needs a lot of spice. We'll use some salt to this. It needs some more ginger. It needs more everything. This is a big pot of soup that you made. It needs more ginger. It needs more garlic salt. It needs pretty much everything. Oh, are you behind me? How do you know you're back there? Curry powder. The texture is about where I want it. Maybe a little more cream and a little more vegetable stock. Let's see. Let's let that cook a little bit. Give it a mix of kind of. I'm gonna go in there. It's really gonna help with the texture of it. I lost my helpers again. We're gonna get a sheet of foil to put over our pie so the crust doesn't burn. You ready? No. That whipped cream? Yeah. Queen. I didn't know whipped cream would start with a W. Another aid in truth bomb. Whipped cream. I don't know where he gets that from. All right, so pumpkin soup is ready. Kids aren't gonna have any of this, but look at that cold cream on top of it. You can add all sorts of things. You can put pumpkin seeds on top. You can put some chives on top. You can add honey if you want to. My first ever fresh pumpkin soup. Anyone try some pumpkin soup? Here you go. All right. You wanna try some pumpkin soup? No, thank you. All right, you're waiting for the pie. I guess we'll wait for the pie. Even if you don't like it, even if you don't like it, just tell me you like it, okay? Whoa. Thumbs up. Wait, he likes it? Yeah. And subscribe to The House. Yeah. We'll turn the camera and say all right. Subscribe to The House.


In this presentation, we will take a look at multiple choice questions related to payroll. First question, extended medical benefits for terminated employees in some cases is A, APR, ARP, B, S-O-D-S, SODS, C, O-S-H-A, OSHA, or D, C-O-B-R-A, COBRA. So let's read through this again and see if we can eliminate some of these. First it says the question extended medical benefits for terminated employees in some cases. Now this is one of those where we pretty much just have to basically know what the response will be here because we're talking about acronyms. We may have more familiarity with some acronyms than others and possibly could cross some items off the list just in terms of what we think is most familiar. The terms here, if we didn't really know what they stood for.