This is Tech Talk of Buona Episode 301, Holy Folding Phones, Yo! Welcome to Tech Talk with Buona. This technology podcast covers tech news and reviews for the entire week. And now here's your host, me, Buona McCall. Greetings folks and welcome to Episode 301 of Tech Talk of Buona. We got a great show lined up for you. I'm chilling. It's a classic lazy Sunday afternoon for me. I am sitting here today, it's April 29th, 2019. And you just have one of those days where you're just like, man, I just want to vegetate and look at the wall all day long and wonder why that wall isn't moving. I just love it, but this is one of those really, really, really lazy Sundays for me. So I'm like struggling to breathe at this point. I just want to do nothing all day. But it's cool. It's a very serene feeling, relaxing feeling. So I can't really complain. We got, how many stories we got? Five? Yeah, we have about five stories to talk about today. And I think it's going to be a decent show. I hope you all enjoy it. Please, please leave me comments if you have any suggestions or, you know, any feedback or even opposing opinions on what I talk about today. All right, guys, let's get to it. If our first story we're going to talk about Gmail, Gmail is probably one of the most popular email programs out there. And, you know, I don't use it anymore, but I did use it for many, many years and a lot of people like it for its simplicity and ease of use per se. This article comes by Wayofengadget.com and it's kind of ironic. It says, former Gmail designer builds Chrome extension to declutter your inbox. Yeah, it's like the original, one of the original designers of Gmail has come back to save you from all the clutter that has accumulated over time. Now, like I said, I haven't used Gmail in quite some time, but judging by the screenshots over on engadget.com, there's quite a bit of new things that are, like, tacked on whether they have to do with contacts or labels or, you know, all kinds of stuff like that that may get into your flow of just actually using your email because I'm a simplest, you know, I like simple things. So if I use an email client, I want to do email and I want to do email well. All these other tie-ins and plug-ins and things that seemingly help sometimes getting away of people like me. And this, I'm looking at the screenshots, you guys gotta look at it, check out the link in the show loads. It essentially, it looks like he's just got an eraser and just removed everything around the email because there's, like, things on the left, things on the right and things above the email. And if you look at what the extension does, it just goes, it just erases all of that and all you see are the emails. I'm just, like, cool. It's all about improving Gmail's user interface, which Lagedd has been trying to do for more than a decade as Fast Company reports. After leaving Gmail, Lagedd co-founded inbox, this is the guy's name, Michael Lagedd. He co-founded inbox and later, while working on products like Messenger for Facebook, he continued to think about Gmail. He developed the extension to redesign other sites while Google, and when Google killed inbox, he decided to share Simplify. Simplify is the name of the extension that does all this. The extension reportedly now has been downloaded about 15,000 times and has about 500 new installs per day. It doesn't deliver ads or collect analytics and Lagedd has shared the code on GitHub. He's had an offer to sell, but he says he'll keep Simplify free, though he hasn't ruled out creating a separate paid service. It's kind of funny. How do these things come full circle? You start with a simple idea, a simple design, and then money. And then all of a sudden it turns into all these other big things and things that people don't want. And then the original designer's like, hey, let's take it back to our roots. So let's get back to simplicity. I'm going to call this thing Simplify. So check it out, guys. If you use Gmail and you're tired of all the clutter and all the things surrounding it, see if this extension works for you to remove the Simplify Gmail, which was known for its very simple layout. Check it out, guys. And for our next story, we're going to talk about Android notifications notably on your PC. This article comes about way from Engadget.com, it says Windows Preview. The latest one is Windows Preview brings Android notifications to your PC. So essentially what happens if you receive a notification on your phone, it pops up on your PC. And I first started using a app called PushBullet a long time ago, which did the same thing for Apple or iOS. And I believe it worked for Android as well. It was very useful, especially if you were in the middle of doing something very important and you just want to have those notifications on your PC. And it also had a lot of great options, too, on one screen to show it on sounds or no sounds, different themes. So it was actually pretty useful. So since that time, Cortana and other things that have been on PCs have offered that kind of support for mobile notifications. But Windows is about to bake it right in. As of Insider's Preview, this Insider's Preview build, built 1803, that's right, 1803, RS4, and you'll also need a phone running Android 7.0 Nougat or newer at the minimum of one gigabyte of RAM. You can't respond to notifications yet, but you can still see them pop up in the right left or wherever you want to put them. Now as a content provider as a streamer, sometimes I'm against this kind of stuff because I don't want a text message showing up on stream, which is why I appreciate features such as which monitor to place the alert on. Because you don't want that to show up on your main monitor if you're streaming in borderless windowed mode where you can see your desktop notifications and things like that, and you're not capturing the actual game, you know, you want to have that kind of stuff show on a different monitor. So if you want to give an early look at this, if you have Insider's Preview access, built 1803, RS4 has the support for it. And the cool thing is that you can clear all the notifications at once or one at a time. And anything you dismiss on your PC will be reflected on your phone. So there is a synchronization that goes on. So it's a good look. Good look for Microsoft. I'm glad they're adding this kind of stuff to the build.  Check it out, guys, over on the gadget.com to get the details. Windows Preview brings Android notifications to your PC. And for our next story, we're going to talk about Samsung, the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Oh, my gosh. What a story. This is a brand new phone, it's coming by way of RS technical, by the way, the article that we're talking about. This brand new, very expensive $1,000 plus phone called the Galaxy Fold. And when I first saw it, I didn't want it. It's a full, it's a screen that folds in half and then it has a screen on the other side, so you can either have half a phone or a phablet or a tablet. You can have like a phone or a tablet. And you can fold it in and out and it has like this big preparation mark in the middle. It just looks weird. It screams a prototype and that's exactly what people are calling it these days. But the reason why I'm talking about it is because it was a big story in the news. Because a bunch of people who got early copies or early units, they were complaining that the phone was breaking and the screens were messing up. So this story on RS technical kind of explains why I fixed the data breakdown of the actual device and it turns out, long story short, that there was a lot of holes in the device that allowed dirt and other things, excuse me, dirt and other things to get inside the device and actually mess it up. This is actually full of holes. So as between this tear down and the earlier blog post, I fixed it, has been building a compelling theory for why the Galaxy Fold has been dying in early death for some reviewers. The problem simply is ingress, while most other smartphones are resistant to the ingress of just about everything to the point of being water resistant. The Galaxy Fold is full of holes. You can actually stick stuff under the display when it gets really bad and if the wrong bit of anything gets stuck under the display, it can push into the back of the display and damage it. So specks of dirt or anything, pocket lint, debris, fingernails, some bugs. So the hinge is also an ingress point into the phone. Large gaps along the left and right of the spine allow bits of dirt to enter the phone, but considering this is on the back of the phone, it's probably not as much of a threat to the display as the front. So that's the bottom line. This phone, I don't know the price in front of me, but I believe it was like $1,400 bucks. It was really, really expensive. Let me say Galaxy, Samsung, Galaxy phone, Galaxy Fold price. I believe it was like $1,400. What was this set to? Yeah. I'm sorry. I was way off. Pre-orders are $1,980. We're $1,980. 1800 pounds, 2,000 euros. I was off by 500 or so, chat. You're not chat. Are you chat? I don't know. 500 or so with the Galaxy Fold, and this tear down reveals how the phone is dying. So Samsung, if you hadn't heard, they delayed it a month. They're going to give it some time to bake and manufacturing and design. I imagine they're going to have to redo some of the design points and probably cancel a lot of manufacturer orders, which is going to be expensive. Not something you want to see from the folks over at Samsung. Samsung is still in the process of gathering consumer trust. Even though the internet tends to forget, even though they claim not to forget, they are still holding on to the Samsung explosion battery, battery explosions, explosion batteries, stories of old. Haven't completely forgotten that yet. So Samsung really needs to step it up to make sure that if they're going to sell something for $2,000 that it doesn't explode or dirt doesn't get on the screen to mess it up. Really, really, really, really bad display. Oh, I didn't even try to do that. Really, really bad display by Samsung on the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Like I said, I wasn't in the market for one. I didn't like the way it looked, but still, this is not how you garner consumer trust. Check it out, guys. On ArsTechnica.com, that Galaxy Fold is full of holes. And for our next story, we're going to talk about Amazon, Amazon plans to make Prime shipping one day by default, according to ArsTechnica. And they're still building up support for more products and zip codes before a nationwide rollout. This comes off of their earnings call. And Amazon announced, I think they made like so many billion in profit. I think it was $1.3 billion this past quarter, which was a really good quarter for them. And they followed that up with an announcement about Prime shipping. Now, if you've been doing Amazon Prime shopping, you probably have seen some of these deals. It's like, if you order something $30 or more or whatever some price point is, we'll ship it to you in one day. So they've kind of been teasing it that way. They've been offering this one day Prime shipping thing. If you order a lot of stuff, if you order like $30 or more stuff. So I guess this is kind of like the test bet they're talking about to evolve the two day shipping default to one day shipping default. As they roll out more distribution centers, this is probably going to be easier. As they get their drones approved and online, it is probably going to be easier than that. This comes by way of Amazon CFO, Brian Olsowski. He said, we've already started down this path, and as he pointed to both an expanded number of zip codes and product selection for one day delivery. This would explain why you're intrepid reporters last Amazon ordered. Amazon guys estimate hints as an expectation that a default one day shipping will drive increased revenue for product sales. He emphasized this by saying, we've seen good order trends month to date with current paying Prime customers are already enjoying the benefit of very parts of the nation. He did not hint that Prime subscription fees would climb yet again as a result of the shipping speed upgrade. Neither did he point to a minimum order amount need to take advantage of the one day Prime perk. Like I said, I've seen it at like $30 when I order Prime stuff. This is Amazon, so Amazon is getting better about spend. They used to be notorious for spending way too much and making an absorbent amount of money, but still spending way more than they're making. But they've been getting better about that. And we've been eating the costs. Amazon has been, they'll adjust things, and it's seen from our fees like prices go up. I'm expecting Prime prices to go up as a result of this. That's just my thought based on their recent history. And I don't think they have any shame in doing it twice in a matter of a couple years because the price just went up not too long ago. So I don't think they'll mind doing it again. I don't think they will. But it's good. I like one day shipping. I think two day shipping was the major selling point for Amazon Prime. The free two day shipping, the money you save on that shipping cost alone pays for it. So that's why it became a no-brainer for a lot of people. If you order stuff on Amazon now, if you don't use Amazon that often, Prime is not a benefit. I think it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out. But if you do use Amazon, you buy maybe 5 to 10 things a year, that shipping price pays for itself. So you should get Prime. It'd be nice to have more Prime options though because not every product on the store has Prime support. You have to look for items that have the Prime sticker on them. So I think personally I would rather have more Prime products than I would like to have one day shipping. That's just me. So check it out. I mean, they sell thousands and thousands of products, so I can't expect it all over the site. Just want more than what we currently have. Arts Technical has a story. Amazon plans to make Prime shipping one day by default. Let's hope the price doesn't go up again. And for our final story, we're going to talk about streaming devices, namely Fire TV, Chromecast, and those things, Roku. I use these every day now. I started using them quite a while ago when the Chromecast was first announced. That's when I got into it and I've been addicted to it. I have to have it. But some people feel like that they should go beyond what the device offers. And much like with mobile phones and stuff like that, you tend to hack them or jailbreak them. So these are called Pirated. I guess that's the name of the article over on CNET.com. Pirated streaming devices are filled with malware apparently. Turns out there was a hidden cost to those jailbroken Fire TV sticks offering every show for free. So what these people did is that they jailbroke the Fire TV devices and allowed you to watch stuff for free without paying. So Pirated. Many researchers from Digital Citizens Alliance or DCA and Dark Wolf Consulting looked into six streaming devices that offered free shows through pirated apps and found nearly half of them were packed with malware. Ah, shocking. These devices work just like a Roku or a Fire TV stick you plug it into your TV and connect it to your Wi-Fi network. In some cases, they're loaded with apps. The hardware isn't laced with malware. The apps are Timber Wolf, a principal at Dark Wolf Consulting found his research. He said that 40% of the apps on these devices were infected with malware that can take over a camera or microphone on a network within the first hour. That's scary. That's scary. On April 8th, the FCC issued an enforced advisory warning that they were finding up to $20,000, almost $20,000 per day for people selling these illegal streaming boxes as well as people using them. Wow. Big quote on this article. Once you start using these ROGAPs, nothing is free, there's always some angle to them and in this case, they'll take over your microphone and camera on your network. So pay just, I mean, it's entertainment. And I always have this discussion, it's kind of a rant, may save it for B-rants, but it's entertainment and it's not a right of living to watch a movie. So if a company is charging too much to watch a movie or executing illegal practices and things like that, things you don't agree with, then you know, there's other ways of protesting that rather than pirating and watching it anyway, either pay for it or don't. Or don't watch it. It's entertainment. And I think entertainment is being put on a pedestal these days, hired in food and water and air conditioning. I think air conditioning should be a right too. That's just my opinion. Everybody should burn to death. But seriously, it really is a priority thing. You really shouldn't be buying these pirated devices. It's ridiculous. Pay for the shows, even though the models may, you may not agree with it and don't watch them. Go read a book. Go outside and do some jumping jacks. I don't know, do something. Find some other form of entertainment that fits your principles, if you will. These things are laced with malware. Just like, just, I mean, if you look at piracy in general, it's a haven for viruses and malware. Yet people still pirate video games, they still pirate movies.  They just can't wait.  There must be some Windows bug. They turn to Arnold because you can't wait. No self-control at all. That's a B-Rant. I'm going to save that for a B-Rant. But check it out, guys. Over on cdent.com, they get the details. Pirated streaming devices are filled with malware, shocker, shocker. And that concludes episode 131 of Tech Talker 1. Thank you so much for listening today. Follow my stream. Live stream at Twitch.tv slash Buona. You can find this podcast and others such as Tech Talk or this is Tech Talker 1. Same chat with Buona as well as B-Rant on Buona.tv slash podcast. You can also go to Buona.tv slash blog for my musings and blog posts on whatever is going on. And then on top of that, you can follow my YouTube channel, youtube.com slash Buona. Check out my merchandise over at Shop, no, it's over at designbyhumans.com slash shop slash Buona. We're over on Design By Humans now. Well, thank you all for listening to the show and my other shows. I do notice that the numbers are creeping up and people are starting to listen and spread the word. So thank you so much for doing that. I do do appreciate it. 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I should put that on BRants. What am I doing talking to you about it now? All right, everybody, have a great rest of the weekend or Monday whenever you listen to this and I'll see you all next time. That's Tech Talk with Buona, episode 301. Bye-bye. Have a good one.


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you're working with a medical journal and looking into publications, so how did this transition happen? Well, I think editing and publishing in general is always a natural option for me. I've always enjoyed the editing work in the field. In college I did a little bit of tutoring and editing and then kind of transitioned to doing some contract work and editing after I graduated. With a major in English writing, this was kind of a good fit and a natural transition for me. And I just found that scientific publications and technical editing, it's a great opportunity. That's really good. How did you get your job with ASG? How did that happen? I was looking for something kind of in the publishing editorial field and I came across ASG and they were looking for an editorial assistant. And the description of the position was just exactly what I had been looking for. And I think working for a scientific journal or a medical journal gives you a rare opportunity to feel like you're making a difference. Working as an editor, not a doctor, you're not making the difference maybe that they are, but you feel like you're publishing quality work that you are putting out articles and content that will really help people and things that someone's going to read and learn from. And that is certainly something that attracted me to ASG in the field in general.


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but the important thing here is that the Heinz catch-up Superbowl, the Superbowl 57, has been set. Kansas City Chiefs taking on Marissa's Philadelphia Eagles in the desert in Arizona. Ooh, we're in a Marshall by the way, joining our show. He picked the Eagles to go all the way. I think when we first had them on the first couple of weeks of the season and this game will take place less than two weeks from today, so we're gonna chew on it.  So we're gonna talk about this and a lot of the twists and turns as it happened yesterday. So I stayed up all night watching these games, full disclosure. This is water, we're waiting for my coffees to arrive. So this is how I feel and where we should start is in the game we saw last night in the AFC. This dramatic Chiefs win, bit of controversy, 23 to 20 over the Bengals. Their first win over the Bengals, the score now three to one. And I will get into some of these calls, the thoughts about the referees, the officiating a little bit later, so do not worry Bengals fans, but we got to and we will. And we're excited to give the Chiefs some love. This is incredible what they accomplished last night. Bum ankle, Travis Kelsey back spasms, down every option to catch a ball that there is, a pesky mare giving everybody the cringes and they still got it done. Patrick Mahomes, he was down, not one, not two, not three, four. He was down four of his top five receivers, still manages to throw, oh my God. This laser to Marquez Valdez scantling for a touchdown, MBS, have yourself a night, unbelievable performance of a lifetime.  I was on a plane watching this action. The Bengals were in defense, part of my Twitter tirade. I was loving it. They were stout against KC. DJ Reader was on our show the other week. I'm excited for what they were doing. They held the Chiefs to just about two yards per carry. So what does that mean? It was all on Mahomes. It was all on Patrick Mahomes on a bum ankle to deliver. And he did that, even though he was dealing with something that saw him limping out on the field, it was still an issue. He battled through it and he just kept doing it. He kept making plays. It was crazy. And I tried to warn you people. I tried to warn you Bengals fans, Chris Jones had a little something extra for this. He never had a sack in the playoff performance. He had about 15 or 14 of those outings, sackless, almost got his hands on Borough twice. Barely, he couldn't get his hands on him so they could advance to the Super Bowl last year. He has another shot. This was amazing. He does this a ding at once. He takes them down twice, okay? 14th playoff game for that. He hit Joe Borough. He was all over Borough the whole time. He hit him another five times as well in this one. So, I mean, he talked about making up for past opportunities in stuff in the AFC title game last year and he responds with the game of his life. Saying, by the way, to James Palmer, Jimmy Palmetry's over NFL media after the game, don't disrespect Arrowhead. Do not disrespect Arrowhead. That was the theme after the game, of course, which it's not even called Arrowhead anymore. Isn't it GEHA stadium at this point? Stadium, is that what they're calling it? Imagine what an L that is for them with all of this Boroughhead arrowhead nonsense. They can't even get the name and the branding right, but this chief's team was right and they won and they made plays when it counted and their quarterback was out of his mind and he was on another level. And I didn't, I'll be totally honest and we're gonna get into the Bengal side of this and you got a lot to gripe about. And today's an emotional day, I wanna remind everyone. Feel free to just set Scorch Earth on everybody.  But I didn't, I wasn't comfortable with what I was seeing at the end of last week from the fans with the Bengals and the mayor and all of that stuff that was going on.  We're better three and O blah blah. Chiefs are pissed, gotta be. And he said, it's not them don't change on us. And I don't think the Bengals fans are changing. I think there's obviously a lot of pent up stuff going on with the NFL's rules changing on the fly to not give them, you know, all the benefits of all of the rules they decided to change in the shadow in the aftermath of what happened with DeMar Hamlin who was healthy and recovering and we love to see all of that. I think they felt like they got a ride deal. I agree that they did get a rod deal. And I think there was a lot of bravado going into this game but the burrow head stuff, you know, the Hilton stuff of it all. This was not the vibe going into the Super Bowl or this AFC championship game last year. And I didn't, I didn't love it but I did think to myself and I even wrote this to Hamilton later that night. I don't, it's okay. They're still going to be fine because they have Joe Burrow and Zack Taylor and Joe Burrow is now all of a sudden feeling himself smoking cigars before games are even played. He's not affected. The team isn't going to overshoot this. And they didn't, they looked fine yesterday. It's just that it really clearly affected the Chiefs. Okay. And I can't play this bite enough. I don't know that I've laughed so hard about a NFL post game bite. I mean, I'm crying about Travis Kelsey. Let's start with him with Mahomes after the game. Ah! Whoa! Whoa! There's the belly laugh. Just the, that is pent up. That's just, you can love the bingles. You can be, that is hilarious. That is hilarious to what's joyful.  Hey, I got some wise words for that Cincinnati mayor.  You Jabroni, you gotta fight for your right. Yeah, Jabroni! I was like, what is happening? Am I watching an AFC title game? Or am I watching like WWE? What am I, I loved, I just loved it because to be honest, man, I'm really sad for the bingles and bingles fans are pissed today and they should be so angry. But it only, well it shows a couple of things. Bulletin board material, anybody, Eric Weddle included saying it doesn't matter, you shouldn't be motivated. Every game is basically decided on the X factor and we'll ask Dante Hall about this of Bulletin board material serving as motivation. It helped send those receipts back. It completely lifted the bingles over the bills in that game to get to this AFC championship game. And then all this talking, it wasn't tons of talking, it was a couple, you know, a couple apples and a couple talkative apples and a mare that really did this. But I have to be honest, it's my dream to do what Kelsey did.  And the media flew with that. That's not even the, the media completely flew with the borough head thing and that happened. So yes, we will get into the penalties in a bit but congrats to these chiefs. Congratulations to the city of Kansas city. Is this a dynasty? Do they need a win for it to be a dynasty? I'll ask Dante Hall. They made plays. That's all I know for right now on this Monday, celebrating this and they got themselves their trip to Arizona. Now let's get to the eagles. How much time do we spend on this? The eagles are meeting the chiefs in the Super Bowl. Bizarre Bowl is sort of the word that I've come to terms with the NFC championship tilt, 31 to seven, uneven. I don't even know. We had debates about punts hitting wires. There was a near brawl. I could not believe, I literally could not believe what I was seeing and the way this one completely turned on the Niners, sixth play from scrimmage, okay? And this is the guy that deserves all of our love, Hassan Reddick. Oh my, and it was the whole time. I mean, this strip sack, Brock Purdy. This injures Purdy, he gets banged up on his elbow and it looked like Brock was done until fourth string quarterback, Josh Johnson got that concussion, right? He forces Brock to go back into the game even though he couldn't really throw the ball. It was kind of a bummer seeing the Niners season come down to more injuries, the quarterback position. I would have loved to sort of see the teams face each other at full strength. There was a sentiment that I saw a lot on Twitter that I wish we could have seen both of these guys, but credit to the Eagles, you get the job done, you're the last man standing, they left, they dominated. That's what they did. And Hassan Reddick, as you just saw, he sort of makes a statement here. Maybe he should have been under stronger consideration for defensive player of the year. Granted, Chris Jones did his thing. I'm not saying he didn't, but to not even be named a finalist for the award, this man finished second in the NFL and Sacks in the regular season. He completely outshined Nick Bosa yesterday with two sacks of the fourth fumble on the party play. Oh, Marissa's going, yes, yes. I mean, it's true. He was the one, Hassan Reddick recovered Josh Johnson's drop pass as well. So he's been on fire during this entire post season run. And if the Eagles finish and they lift that Lombardi, oh my gosh, can you imagine Kelsey and Kelsey? I can't even handle it. We'll be talking about Reddick's playoff performance. And I'm not even kidding. I will put it up there. I'll be the first to say it is up there with a 2015 Von Miller, you know? You wanna talk, see how many bears highlights I've been living off of his scraps for the past 30 years? Richard Dent, baby, 85 bears. It and he have been that fricking good. And for the Eagles offense, do you feel good about it? You do. Okay, she's nervous. Okay, she's nervous, but she's not, you got this. We didn't, I don't know how to feel today. Today's just reaction, emotion day, right? We didn't get to see Jalen Hurts at his best, right? He wasn't on top of his game, but they were able to keep pounding away at this nine or two and everyone said, you haven't faced a defense like us. Well, it was the number one ranked defense. And they coasted to a win. So Jalen keeps saying his shoulder isn't 100%. He's keeping it real with us. And he hasn't quite looked as sharp as he did earlier this season. But the Eagles haven't really had to lean on that army. And maybe they won't, right? They haven't really had to do that in the playoffs. And they've been literally running over teams. Were you dying when you saw Boston Scott get in the end zone? I was screaming. I met a Smirnoff event. I was actually having a lot of fun. I was, I'm a Smirnoff spokesperson and a partner. And I'm in Dallas for the day. And when I see this Boston Scott thing, I'm losing my, I'm throwing coasters and I was losing my mind. I was so excited because he's a friend of the show. And he's a guy who's like, I just do my thing against the Giants. And I just want to make good plays when they happen. I want to be a guy who's just consistent and does what he's told. You crushed it. And Miles Sanders, you loved seeing all of it. Filly, dominant win. And there's nothing to take away from this other than you advanced to a Super Bowl, which is amazing. But the shoulder is something I'm nervous about. And something that I personally will be keeping a close eye on as we head towards the Super Bowl. Is two weeks enough time to heal a little bit? Will he regain his top four? And these are all questions, but defense, offensive line. God, this offensive line. Jordan, my lot of emotional left at the game. These Eagles are going to be tough to stop. All right, I'm going to stop talking. I hopefully my coffee is here. We've got so much to get to. I don't need coffee because we've got an electric former wide receiver for the Chiefs joining us. I bet he slept even less than I did. Dante, have you slept yet? Don't lie. You're pulling another Kendrick Lamar. I know it.


Hi everyone, I am Naga Jinn Varma. I am doing my final year in computer science in Amrita University in KailanBakur and basically I started contributing to open-serves about a year back. Not much contribution but since six months I have been involved in the Mozilla project and Mozilla has taught me what JavaScript is all about. Initially JavaScript was just something that I used for validation and moving stuff around. I didn't realize it's true potential. I think that's what Mozilla has taught me. It's a great place to explore new avenues for JavaScript. And one such good project that I got involved in was WebRDC. WebRDC stands for Web Realtime Communication. It's a project still in incubation. It's being released in the new Firefox, which is Firefox 80. Chrome already has it, but those are only the initial versions of WebRDC. The better versions will come out later. WebRDC is something that enables real-time communication through peer-to-peer connections of your browsers. My talk will basically teach you the WebRDC architecture and will also give you insights into what you could do with WebRDC and how you could contribute to WebRDC. It also teaches all the different components of WebRDC so that you as a developer can get started using it and testing it and maybe even contribute to the project. So I'm looking forward to see everyone of you in the talk. Thank you.


I'm not going to do it. Sorry, I've been goaded into cracking a joke. At the end of this, when the cameras are finished rolling, I will tell you what that joke was, I haven't got the courage to do it. But I think you can tell by the tone that I, if no one else at least, have really enjoyed the last couple of days that the UK Defence Secretary and myself have spent with our Australian counterparts. And it has reinforced what is a very long-standing, very intimate bilateral relationship, which is embedded in so much shared history, but is being renewed, refreshed, enhanced, strengthened for what is an incredibly challenging environment in the here and now, but a future that is seeded with a huge number of opportunities for our two countries. Over the last couple of days, we have seen British and Australian Armed Forces training members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to help them defend themselves against Russian aggression, an incredibly moving set of circumstances there. And we have had the chance today to talk about a wide range of bilateral topics, regional topics, talking about the UK's Indo-Pacific strategy and the incredibly important role that our relationship with Australia has in helping us realise our aspirations and also supporting Australia in her aspirations as well. So, because there are four of us and because our Australian guests do actually have a flight to catch, I'm going to hand over to Ben to say a few words, then invite our Australian guests to likewise, and then we'll try and take some questions from both the British and Australian media. Thank you, Ben. Thank you, James. It's been a delight to host our friends here in Portsmouth and Portsmouth has put on an amazing show for them, as well as Salisbury Plain, where yesterday we took a helicopter ride down to visit Australian troops training Ukrainians in the middle of their summer. Your troops came thousands of miles to give up their summer to help lead and train Ukrainians. And the experience is when you go to visit them is quite how rewarding it is for the soldiers, the Australians or the other nine nations doing that training when they see these brave Ukrainians. We obviously had an afternoon on Salisbury Plain and then it's been a really good session for all of us, I think. I mean, for me this is my second orcus meeting and I'm delighted the new government of Australia is in place and it's been really good to meet obviously for the first time. My friend Penny, the Foreign Minister, but also for I think third or fourth time now, Richard, the Deputy Prime Minister. It is important that we recognise that, you know, sadly, the rules-based order is under threat, like it never before, that human rights is being threatened by a range of characters around the world and indeed people are testing sovereignty of nation-states in a way that should worry us all and whether you are in Ukraine or whether you are in the far Pacific from the United Kingdom's point of view, those values are true and are worth standing up for, whether that's freedom of navigation, so much of that treaty and that upholding of that treaty comes from this very town Portsmouth, the home of the Royal Navy in history. They are important for our existence and our trade and they're actually important for the regards to the rule of law and I think it is sad that, you know, come 2023 we are seeing a reversal of that and only by us all sticking together, working together and showing the way to many of our friends and allies around the world that there is a way forward from that, then I think we can, you know, provide hope for future generations. So Orcus, obviously the defence, but also the sort of political will behind Orcus with the United States is about delivering, you know, some actual hard power necessarily and capabilities behind that aspiration to stand up for the rules-based system, but also, you know, the 2 plus 2 that you see today is another step towards closer working together. We work today on areas around Pacific Cooperation, around global cooperation and around others that you'll see in the communique about what more we can do for each other. And as militaries are highly professional standards we respect, our military respects greatly the Australian military. We like working together, our navies do as well and, you know, as we speak we have two warships permanently based in the Pacific and we'll be more of that to come. So I'm delighted to have hosted you all and I think we've made some real progress that we'll build on and the communique alluded to. Thank you very much. Well, today we've had a very successful Orc men meeting and on behalf of Penny and I we really want to thank James and Ben for hosting us. But it's not just been the formal meeting today. In fact, really the time that we've spent together over the last two days has been really valuable and an absolute treat and culminating in a lunch just with the four of us aboard HMS Victory. And what's really struck me over the course of the last two days is the commonality of view amongst the four of us about the complexity of the challenges that we face in the world today, challenges to the global rules-based order in Eastern Europe in the Indo-Pacific. There is a very high degree of alignment in the way in which we see the world and we are thinking about it and thinking of what we need to do as two nations working together. A sense of shared mission is really what characterises the way in which Australia and the United Kingdom are going about its work. And there was no better example of that than what all of us here witnessed yesterday when we saw our Defence Force personnel working together to train the Ukrainian Armed Forces and as we watched them do a drill about encountering a mine in the face of artillery fire was hard not to be struck by the idea that as they were doing this drill now in a very short period of time what they were doing, they could easily be doing for real. And the significance of that and the importance of the training that is being provided, the way in which that will save lives and contribute to the effort which will keep Ukraine in the fight so that they can determine the end of this conflict on its own terms. The seriousness of that was very present and the sense of working together was very clear. That, in a larger sense, is clearly happening in its most profound way through the United Kingdom and the United States working together with us through the architecture of Orcus to help Australia acquire a nuclear-powered submarine capability. As I've said previously, this is a huge moment in our country's history. This will change Australia's international personality. It will dramatically build our capability and with that it will build our sovereignty. But the significance of Britain and America working together to help us have that technology is one which in international terms is also highly significant. And what it really means is that, for us, our oldest relationship, a relationship which is characterised by deep people-to-people links, by a significant presence of Brits in Australia and Australians here in Britain. Through this is now being given a contemporary expression and a very full agenda as we look to the future. Thank you very much. Can I first just thank James and Ben for their hospitality, for hosting us in this extraordinary location? Richard said he was going to be distracted for most of the Yorkmen meeting because it was so magnificent. And to say to you both how much we appreciate what you've shown us here, this has been a profoundly important, profoundly rewarding meeting between our two countries. We share extraordinary alignment. We share history. We share interests. We share values. And we have a sense of shared purpose. But for me, one of the things that I've most appreciated has been the trust and openness with which we've engaged with each other, which is so important at this time. Given the challenges that we face, we all are aware of the strategic circumstances we face in different theatres, and we are deeply committed to working with each other to protect, safeguard the sort of world we want our children to live in. A world in which is peaceful, stable, prosperous, respectful of sovereignty, one in which the rule of law, international law and norms is protected. I also want to say again how moved I was to visit, to engage with both the Australian personnel and British personnel and the Ukrainian soldiers yesterday and to express my thanks again for what was a really very moving visit and a reminder of why we are all here and what is at stake in Ukraine and to thank the United Kingdom for their leadership on Ukraine. Thank you very much. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. As I say, Australian guests do have to get their flights, so I'm going to try and get through my question, some of which I've already promised. If we're punchy, we might be able to squeeze in a few more, but let's start off with Steve, maybe, C. Thank you. Can you hear me okay? A question for Secretary Wallace. You've previously said in relation to the proposed submarine build that it will be a truly collaborative project. Is what we are talking about here a whole new class of submarine and something that will be common to all three nations? I think you'll have to wait for the Australian Cabinet to make its final decision on their proposals, and I think then it is for Australia to reveal what options it's settled for. Whatever the options are, and there are a range of them, it is a joint endeavour, whether that is the sharing of technology and the understanding of how to do it, the sharing of the build or the sharing of the design. Whatever option is chosen by Australia, whether it's collaborative and that statement stands, but what those details are, for the Australian Government to set out at a time that it's appropriate to do so. That is the answer to the question. Fantastic. Thank you. Ryan for the sun. Thank you. A question to the Defence Secretary. The Chancellor last year said, we must put our money where our mouth is and prove we understand the first duty of government is to keep our people safe. What is your message to the Treasury on the head of the Budget and would you consider it a resigning position, a resigning matter if you don't? If I may, on fighter jets in Ukraine, is it better to send them sooner rather than later as Boris Johnson said yesterday? First of all, we've got a Budget coming up in March. There's plenty of water to go under the bridge between now and then. I had a meeting with the Chancellor earlier this week. We're obviously like all the departments in negotiations. Remember, we had a significant settlement from 2020 and that spending envelope runs until the end of 2024-25. Of course, I look in the short term for funding to mitigate the impacts of things like inflation. I have a very big capital budget and that will form part of the negotiations with the Treasury. What is most important is the continuation of the statement that the Chancellor said in the autumn statement which is a recognition in government that when we get towards the next spending review there's a recognition that as the world gets more dangerous and unstable the defence should continue to get a growing proportion of spend. We can then debate how much that proportion should be but my point is the direction of travel is, the world is more dangerous and unstable and likely to remain so for a decade or two and I think that's just about changing that perception. The Chancellor was kind enough to grant that. He said that in his statement in autumn. I think that's more important than necessarily the next two years are here and now dealing with things that other departments do such as inflation but we'll negotiate and you won't find any defence secretary in the world who doesn't sit there and say I could do with some more money. Fantastic. Hans from the financial review. I gave it to me because they wanted to see if you could pronounce my name but I noticed you avoided the surname. Hans van Leeuwen from the Australian financial review. A question for you Foreign Secretary and a quick one for the Foreign Minister as well. Foreign Secretary, your counterpart offered you some advice this week about engaging in the Indo-Pacific and the need to talk honestly and truthfully about Britain's colonial past. Do you agree that your imperial past could be a handbrake on your diplomatic efforts to counter the Chinese narrative? And for Minister Wong, Minister Trevelyan said when you were in conversation with her the other night at the King's College he said the Orcus Nuclear Subs programme would allow Australia to manage the Indo-Pacific and Australia could play a role in the British Navy played in centuries gone by when countering piracy on the high seas.  Do you want to go first? Actually, so Hans this is my first opportunity to meet Penny face to face. Obviously we had had the opportunity to speak on the phone before the meeting but I have to say the conversations that we have had on the UK-Australian relationship on the UK's relationship with other countries in the region and indeed the nature of the relationship between the UK and other countries which are now in the Commonwealth but which were previously British colonies was one of the areas of conversation that we had however two points to make. Firstly it wasn't the mainstay of the conversation we've been having the mainstay of the conversations we've been having is about our future joint work our joint endeavours with regard to security prosperity, technological advancement whether it be through Orcus or other things that was the mainstay but where we did touch upon the history the UK's history and our relationship with the world it is about recognising you cannot eradicate or erase your history so you need to be conscious of it and I think it is encumbered upon the UK in our dealings with Australia or any other country with which we were once a colonial power to recognise that we need to demonstrate that this is a modern partnership partnership of equals different but equal geographically separated but emotionally and historically bound so I don't want to put words in your mouth you'll tell me if I'm wrong there's been no tension, no awkwardness there's been perhaps more than a little bit of humour about how often our history is portrayed both here in Portsmouth and in London but I tell you something I am left at the end of this two days working closely with my Australian counterparts absolutely confident that this is the start of a beautiful friendship I want to make two points if I may the first is that the modern face of Australia and the modern face of Britain I think is apparent here in this room is one of the ways in which we can make ourselves stronger and more influential in the world and I'd make the point that in a time of strategic competition we have to make sure we are not being framed by others and we frame ourselves and I think having James as my counterpart is enormously rewarding enormously valuable and I've really deeply appreciated our engagement in relation to the broader issue about how we conceive of and envisage the submarine capability I've said previously including in my discussions with ASEAN, my discussions at the East Asia Summit and elsewhere Australia seeks a submarine capability and we are deeply appreciative of the collaboration which is enabling that to occur because we want to contribute to the sort of region we want that is why we seek it we seek a submarine capability that is part of along with other elements of national power but centrally in order to contribute to a region that is stable, prosperous, peaceful and in which sovereignty is respected that's where Australia is coming from Fantastic, Peter from BBC Defence Secretary you seem to be in a public disagreement with your veterans minister in the House of Commons talked about underfunding and hollowing out of our armed forces Johnny Mercer says that's patently untrue can you clarify, what did you mean by hollowing out Johnny Mercer clarified in a tweet your premise of your question is probably wrong but the armed forces has been hollowed out for the last 30 years it's why we granted in 2020 34 billion pounds to the army to modernise its fleet so if it wasn't hollowed out why would we spend 34 billion pounds on its fleet that is a fact but there's no public dispute between private or public with me and Johnny Mercer the simple reality is that in 2020 the Prime Minister of the day recognised that he had gone beyond taking a peace dividend in 1991 to being continued defunded for so long and the world had changed that's why we've got a record settlement of 24 billion pounds over the four year spending period which enabled me to unlock both some reforms but also an equipment programme that is pretty hefty 34 billion between now and 2032 for the army alone is a significant step I think the real key behind this is these aren't instant they develop a tank factory or a missile factory overnight and so delivering that modernisation is going to take time and anyone who thinks it isn't should even look at our reversaries they don't have magic wands either so that is a directional travel just to ask you all one last question how did it feel to have dinner on board Nelson's flagship it was a good lunch it was a really good lunch and it was a great company in an extraordinary place and we went over time so we're going over to I think we have got time for probably one more I think no no let's get get a female voice Liz Piper from Reuters just on the question of jets Mr Wallace you seem to suggest that it wasn't a hard no it was just a not yet but with the fact that the tanks aren't going to arrive for some time aren't we running a risk of allowing the Russians to make gains you know even beyond perhaps bach mwt while the Ukrainians wait for that kind of heavy armour they need well first of all not very far away from here the Ukrainians arrived on Monday to start training on those tanks and you know training people on different technologies that are greater than just handheld weapons takes time whether it's a leper tank or a challenger tank we could send them tomorrow morning but actually what we need to do is make sure that we train the Ukrainians to fight them properly and that they are part of a formation such as a battalion level and the United States are going to do training a formation level so these things do take time it's really important but it's also why last year basically from August I pushed to start the process of training both in specialty and indeed basic training which is what we saw yesterday that the population of the military of Ukraine trained is the first step and then obviously adding them to the equipment and of course we go up that ladder now on the process of jets I'll be pretty clear that you know one thing I've learnt over the last year is don't rule anything in or rule anything out right I mean that is the simple reality is we respond to the needs of the Ukrainians at the time based on what the Ukrainians tell us what we see in things like intelligence and the knowledge of the Russians on the battlefield and right now what the Ukrainians need is the ability to form military formations on the ground in order to use combined arms manoeuvre to push back Russian forces because that is how you defeat the human wave attacks that the Russians are currently having to resort to and they are resorting to they are resorting to first world war level type of attacks with subsequent casualties to match so I think the issue here is easy to sort of get carried away in last week we gave tanks and what next can we promise there are things to promise next and I've said in the Chamber of House comments I'm very open to examining all sorts of systems and not just jets to give Ukraine that assistance but these things don't always happen overnight but I can say we're not putting the Ukrainians at risk even if tomorrow morning we announced we were going to put them in fast jets that would take months I mean it's just you're suddenly having to learn how to pilot a fast jet etc so there is no magic wand in this horrendous conflict other than the very real danger that young men and women of the Ukrainians have to get up, march forward and take territory back from Russians that is what they are doing every day as we stand here right now and are taking losses as a result and the very least we can do is helping to have that equipment and to have that training to make sure they have the best chance of survival that's how the international community can help Ukraine defeat Putin in Ukraine that's the key and let's not forget the sacrifice they are making not only on their own behalf but also for the freedom of Europe fantastic ladies and gentlemen I think we have one opportunity for another group photo if we just scrunch up a little bit in front of the Austrian flag one more group photograph and then we are going to have to say goodbye to our wonderful guests we are here at the Austrian conference I was going to come in and say it's written to come in and say he was here with Austria, he was very happy but we want to ask New Zealand wonderful thank you very much ladies and gentlemen thank you


That's a jubilant locker room. And listen, it's just a credit to those guys that, you know, have them play in and how their work ethic and their stick, you know, stick to it. And all the extra work they've done while they weren't playing and, you know, the stay ready thing, like it's a beautiful story.  And obviously, you know, Delo supported them, but it was, you know, heck of a heck of a comeback, heck of a win. I just saw this stat. There have been 3031 instances in NBA history where a team trailed by 25 points in 24th quarter teams have come back to win only three times. You're now the fourth. What did it take to get it done? I'm surprised we're not the only one. I'm surprised it's happened before. That's how crazy that game was. But listen, just an incredible, incredible comeback. Again, the spirit of those, you know, Ronde and JD making big plays. Rody making big plays. And we found a group that worked and they kept at it. And Delo was obviously, you know, in another stratosphere. And, you know, we knew we had to take some risks with the trees he was taking. But I'd like, you know, he made the right play to JD to hit that three. So he was scoring, but also just making plays for everybody.  They got it together. Then in the third quarter, they faded back. Just describe your emotions. We didn't have it. Our starters didn't have it. Our top eight didn't have it to begin with. And I was trying to wake them up and don't usually call that many, many timeouts, obviously. And I went through my timeouts quickly. But, you know, responded a little bit. But quite honestly, it wasn't until that group, that end group came in that we really turned it around. The other guys did not have it tonight. Rond, you got the first couple of baskets for the fourth quarter. How important was that just then getting you guys going a little bit there? Oh, it's huge. It was huge. You know, we ran that little horns play for him. That's his little pet play. And he got downhill and, you know, made some unbelievable plays. And of course, to finish at the end. But, you know, with that group, everybody's going to talk about the offensive explosion. But I thought the defense was great. Like, you know, we've struggled, rebounded. We were hitting people. We were getting loose balls. Everything the first team wasn't doing, our first group, they were doing all the little things that our first group wasn't doing. You talked often about having a veteran group. And when guys are out of the rotation, they stay professional and stay ready. What's tonight a perfect example of that? I'll give Jared Dudley a ton of credit because he's kind of like the ring leader of that group. You know, you know, they're going over early to the arena. They played five on five this morning for an hour. And it's just, and I know that's their job and I know that's their spirit about it. They've accepted it. They've stayed ready and they've enjoyed. They've enjoyed the process of, you know, the little three on three games, a little extra work we do, the extra sessions. And I've seen other teams where that group is kind of salty and they don't embrace the work and those guys have. And I'm just so thrilled to see them rewarded tonight. Small lineup kind of opened up the floor for D-Low, a little bit in the fourth. Yeah, so I think we're small and fast. And Randy at the five kind of changed, you know, changed our dynamic. And his speed and his ability to drive the ball, we're five out the whole time, really changed the course of the game. For, I mean, winning teams, you know, a lot of times they'll say that the players have to eventually take ownership of it, you know, for a team to really get to the next level.  You tried calling timeouts left and right. I mean, was that just a matter of, you know... Well, the coaching was terrible. The zone was terrible. The timeouts, you know, I used up my timeouts. They never responded. I really believed that. Like, I would have said win or lose. And I think we put a group out there, a bunch of players, that have a great bond and a great spirit and were working their tails off behind closed doors and behind the curtain. And they really, it was 100% on them. And, you know, that's, if you call that player, that's player ownership. They owned it and so glad to see them rewarded. Of all the comebacks this year, that was by far the most improbable.  You know, Houston was, yeah, I don't think as great as this one. I mean, Houston was a heck of a comeback. Listen, I think we were at our wit's end. Like, it was kind of desperation. We turned to that group and also, you know, it was a little bit like, okay, let's conserve our main guys and kind of play it out. I, you know, wasn't expecting an amazing comeback. You know, I just have to be honest.  And I think we got it to 12. I was like, wait a second. This is possible. And then, you know, I think we cut it to 10. And then it's like, okay, it's game on now and ended up closing it out. And what do you think the rest of the guys will take from a night like this? The guys who were on the bench at the end? So I've never seen a group of starters that are more happy for another group of guys. Like, and I told the starters that you played terrible tonight.  I don't think they're, they don't deny it. And, but that's why we pay 17. That's why we have, like you said, a group of guys that are really bonded and together. And I think that got us over the hump tonight. You talked about on this trip about learning what, you know, playoff intensity. Some of the guys have talked about playoff intensity. What have you, what have you seen from D'Angelo from a leadership standpoint in these last two games in terms of his assertiveness? Well, I think despite the upset, the great thing about D'Angelo, you can coach him. I mean, I was hard on him tonight in the beginning, you know, a couple of bad shots. I called a timeout, a rogue defensive possession. I called another timeout to kind of yell at him.  He never comes back at you, you know. And, and he says, OK, coach, and, and he gets better.  It's, it's, it's huge. That's leadership to me. Thanks, everybody.


That when people get saved, when people come to church many times, they are like those fragments of bread that are left scattered in the field and we have to find them and put them in a basket. Basket is a home group.  And these fragments, today they are lost, tomorrow they are wasted. Today they are lost, tomorrow they are worthless. And Jesus says gather these fragments, put them into the baskets as you put them into the baskets.  Many times people in the world are lost in sin, but when they come to church, many people get lost in church. Lost in church is when people come to church week after week. They're not connected to no one. They're not in anybody's home group. Nobody knows how they're doing and usually their life goes in the same way as it was before they start coming to church. And it is sad to get lost at church. People who come, you know, I have a home group and sometimes I would see people who come to our home group or I would meet people who come to our church and I would find out where they went before and they would say, you know, I went to a particular church, you know, a Catholic church or a Christian church. I went and I'll ask him, so how did you go every Sunday? Really? I said, you know, did you ever read the Bible? Never read the Bible. Okay. I would ask him about basic stories of the Bible. I would ask him, how do they pray? I don't know how to pray. Tithing, what is tithing? I don't know how to give. You would find people living as boyfriend and girlfriend going to church for years completely fine. You're like, how could you go to church and not see your life changed? Did you ever end up in some kind of a home group? Home group? No. Oh, you were lost in church and they would come here, get saved, get baptized, get married. Some of them for the first time in their life pick up a Bible and actually begin to read it and have questions about it. For the first time begin to bring people to church and see their life saved. Not because our church is better. It's because in the church somebody took them from the field and put them in a basket. If somebody would have done that to them in the other church, their life will also be changed. I wonder how many people in our church are lost. And I'm not talking about lost in drugs. I'm talking about lost in the fact they're not in a basket. Lost in the fact that nobody knows how they're doing, what they're doing, what's going on. Nobody has them on their prayer list and they don't have a basket they go to. See today you may be lost, but tomorrow you're wasting potential. Because if you would find a basket today, not only you will be accountable and grow, but tomorrow you'll have your own basket. Tomorrow you'll bring other people to Jesus Christ. Tomorrow your hands are not going to be taking things from the store by laying hands upon the heads of other sick people. Because today if a loaf is in the basket, it's saved, but tomorrow it's going to feed somebody. And you will very quickly see people who are in the baskets in our church quickly see their lives change. The other sacrifices, yeah, all of this stuff, but that's normal. You will see quickly, not only they stay in a basket, but tomorrow they begin to feed someone and they begin to have their own basket, their own home group, and they begin to touch other people's lives. That is the purpose of God for you.


Hey guys, what if the movie sucks? It does. It really, really does. Heh, Star Wars. Hey guys, so with the coronavirus keeping us kind of indoors for the next little while, I thought, hey, let's start just doing random reviews and something I realized I hadn't reviewed was the original Star Wars saga and we're starting off with the worst one. Even in an epidemic, in the case of where I can pretty much watch nothing else but movies at home, this is still by far the most boring, painful, useless experience in the entire Star Wars film. I have tried on four different occasions to watch this over the last seven years.  It is the most boring Star Wars film in the entire saga. Sure two is technically worse, but at least it has a pulse. Phantom Menace is a crime against cinema because it fails to do the number one job of any sort of film and that's be entertaining. The last time I was able to watch this movie in full was when they did that 3D re-release of the first film. I still even have this variety children's charity pin that they gave with it. That was the only time I could actually watch it because everyone else in the theater was ripping on this movie. And what's unfortunate too is while the acting, the writing, and the directing are as lame as a wet sponge, everything else about this movie is trying so hard to make up for it. John Williams delivers a fantastic score even to the most dull, dead bit parts of the film. The visual effects team does a fantastic job with both the Gungans, the world, the fights. All the CG and practical effects in this film, very few there are except for maybe Yoda.  Have the visual effects aged over the years? Well, yeah, these are almost 20 years old but considering the time they are still quite impressive. Sure if you kind of keep looking at Jar Jar through his entire scenes you see that he looks like some sort of inanimate weird pexy glass version of Plato but it's still pretty impressive. There are only two good points in this entire movie. The first is the pod race and the second is the duel of fates lightsaber fight.  Qui-Gon Jinn, while being such an instrumental character that essentially brings about the destruction of the Jedi is so painfully banana one-tone faced by Liam Neeson in this movie.  This is a two-fold thing. George Lucas doesn't know how to direct his actors, it's been evident and his writing is also terrible. There is an interview we can find with Mark Hamill, apparently they made the joke that they would hold George Lucas at gunpoint and tell him to read his own dialogue out loud. Sure and it was so hard a lot of times it's a true story Harrison Ford who plays the space pirate in film at one point threatened to tie George up and make him say his own lines at gunpoint. That was for the original trilogy so you can see that Jake just didn't have really much to go on because the dialogue that he has is horrible but his acting doesn't help either and some fortunate what this kid went through. Both him and the guy who played Jar Jar both of them received an untimely amount of harsh criticism, harsh bullying and both of them I think almost killed themselves because of it all. It's unfortunate to see too because the caliber of child actors in the last 10 years has improved immensely. We have so many really talented child actors and it's unfortunate that Jake just just didn't have that gusto. But again he basically was already falling on a sword when he took the role. Phantom Menace isn't the most painful film in the prequel trilogy but it is the lamest. It is the most boring and I never want to watch this movie in full ever again because I couldn't. I tried to last night and I fell asleep again. I'm giving this a one in a seven. I'm serious. It's horrible. I literally can't stand it. So that's the first in the original saga. So we will be watching the films as we go along since I don't have anything else to do. We're going to be watching Attack of the Weinykins next and then obviously we'll see what happens from there. But I hope you guys enjoyed this review. If any of you somehow find some way to defend this film, I don't know what you're doing because it's boring.  Thanks for watching the video. My name is Knitz and you might remember me from the animated cult classic TV show Undergrads. It's been a while, but I'm happy to say the click is finally getting back together in an all new movie thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign. But we are still asking for your support. To see any and all updates about the upcoming Undergrads movie, be sure to check out and like the Bring Back Undergrads Facebook page. And with any luck, we'll see you guys soon.


The suburb of Northcliffe is known for its incredible views as well as its access to all things up and coming. Linden being around the corner and all of those amazing re-gentified eateries as well as the Mall of Cresta makes Northcliffe a very very sought-after place to stay. Now living in Northcliffe provides you a lot of benefits but what does living in a 7.9 million penthouse provides you with? Well my name is Chad Rivera, this is the private property home shop. We're going to take you through this three bedroom, three and a half bathroom penthouse suite with probably the most incredible view all the way across Ha Teng. Follow me because this is most certainly not something you want to miss out on. Penthouse switch which spans the length of this four-story apartment block. One is the stairs that you saw me standing right next to but the other is definitely a more bougie way of entering this penthouse suite and that is through those elevator doors just behind me. Now as you can see I'm standing in the dining room area and a massive dining room area. This is 12-seater dining room table fitting comfortably in this area and above it a sloped curved ceiling that houses not only beautiful down lighting but also a bunch of in-ceiling speakers providing you not only ambient sound but music regardless of which room you find yourself in. Now that the dining room table is covered let's talk about the kitchen. Now this kitchen is divided into two sides one being the main kitchen area beautiful caesar stone a five-top gas burner and this extractor piece made purely out of stainless steel plenty of undercover storage and that little bar area slash breakfast nook over there as well as your scullery area which is just behind me but before we move into the scullery area you'll find two Siemens high-level ovens set into this beautiful gloss white cupboard space just above that another Siemens microwave and then we come to your scullery area your whole prep area is or has should I say something very unique and that is not only a huge expense of undercount the storage but above it you've got your very own private sunlight which I think is awesome and sunlight or a feature you'll see throughout this home but before we leave the kitchen area we do have to note that your double fridge will fit in very very easily kitchen done now we move off to another and a favorite living area and that is your lounge so right here I'd say we've got more of a formal lounge more a lounge that you'd come and sit with your guests and maybe some business partners if you are hosting business meetings from home you've got this awesome section or this pole that comes down from floor to ceiling that not only has space for decorations and some cool picture frames but also houses your tv that you can swivel around however you might need it and these blocks also do swivel as you like it and glass blocks so you know it's quality in front of you the show stealer the show stopper this incredible view you can see all the way down to santa and from this height right here you are the same height as the leonardo which is currently the tallest building in africa and the reason being is because of the way the land slopes and they built this right on top of north claveal which is absolutely incredible now what sections of this part off from the rest of the home are foldable stackable glass doors because this section that we're going to go to in a moment can also be an outside section behind me you'll find three other additions to this home one you've got this stunning wall clad in this unique material design and above it just in case you'd like to want some artwork you've got spotlights that will hit the curvature of this wall really accentuating whatever you put on it then we come to this bar slash prep area yeah you've got your prep sink as well as plenty of counter space and storage for you to store snacks for you to whip up drinks anything that you might need because right over here is your informal lounge slash your movie room let's take a look at what it's got a curved couch sets the perfect tone for what would be the ultimate movie experience tv against the wall beautiful mood lighting coming from the ceiling plus those inbuilt speakers makes this the ultimate area for you to enjoy movies with your family coming out of the movie room we find ourselves facing a storage area that also houses an inverter so you do have battery backups regardless of what the power situation is but right now we have to talk about this area right here above me massive circular skylight lots of space here for you to do with as you wish right now you've got almost an outdoor dining area as well as sitting room area facing that incredible view i really can't say enough of it and we're going to show you it right now but against this wall you've got your very own water feature not only with its own lights but cascading fountain landing into the cistern right here that cycles through really giving this area its own character and what more would you want then these frameless glass doors that stack across and let's cut to overlay all this incredible view that you can experience from this balcony right here or if you open these sliding glass doors up really from any seat in this house so now that we've covered all of the living room areas let's venture down this passageway and see what else is in store for us on my right hand side what penthouse would be complete without your very own private elevator coming up from your undercover parking and on my left hand side if you have a house like this guys we've got to work for it we've got to plan ahead we've got to make sure we bring in all the money and you're going to be doing that from your own private office so your own private office comes with as a name would suggest your own private balcony with that killer view built in desk as well as covered space above it and then beautiful hardwood door giving you a bit of privacy when your intensive work environment requires it on my right hand side now you've got your guest half bathroom and my left hand side your first bedroom let's start with the bathroom let's head into the bedroom and then before you know it we're going to be taking a look at the creme de la creme the private suite your private house bathrooms comes with a free-standing single vanity really cool shape mirror sitting just above it toilet dock floating above your very own private skylight now this skylight really does come with a unique feature in it you've got a muriel pasted on it of a beach so your next bedroom and the bedroom you'll find just a little bit down this passageway are carbon copies of each other they're completely mirrored so let's talk about them both as one unit both of them are very spacious both of them have this incredible view we talk so often about floor-to-ceiling glass windows but nothing beats being able to roll out of bed wake up and on a clear day you can see all the way from your bedroom to our tambourine airport which is insane now over here we've got sliding doors again gloss a little bit of that shine in here that slide open to your cupboard space and just behind and let me let me mention this right here you've got a glass door a glass window that looks over your free-standing bathtub which which brings me to both of these bedrooms bath situation let's take a look now on the other side of that glass window you'll find a free-standing bathtub beautiful faucet and handheld shower and then a double vanity two mirrors on either side of that double vanity plenty of under counter storage your own walk-in shower beautifully marbled with tiles there and then behind a frosted glass window you'll find your free-standing bathtub and as usual no bathroom can go without a heated towel rack now the two remaining rooms of this beautiful three-bedroom house are exact mirrors of each other both come with plenty of space that incredible view with cantilevered windows and your very own en suite bathroom the bathroom comes with a shower glass enclosed a standalone bathtub and double vanities so even when like this room right here you've got two beds you know you've got vanities to service all of your guests beautiful frosted glass give you the privacy when you need it and I really cannot say enough about but here we are in the master suite was in front of me not only one of the larger private balconies but that incredible view of the santa and scarlet and I wish today was a clear day unfortunately it is not but on a clear day I've been told by the owner that not only can you see santa and owa tambo but you can also see all the way to the mall of Africa I don't think there's another home in khatang that rivals this view and if you know of one let us know in the comments because I would love to take a tour through it now as you saw in the other two bedrooms we had that small glass window looking into the bathroom which is a cool cool feature for spare bedrooms but there's nothing small about the master suite we've got this sloping roof line in the other bedroom we had that semi small glass piece which is really cool looking out onto your bathtub but there is nothing small about this master suite we've got glass going from wall to wall frameless looking out into your bathroom and if we talk bathroom you've got your freestanding bathtub walk-in shower both of which if you are using you get to see this incredible view then hidden behind some frosted glass you've got your bidet as well as toilets then double vanities with all the accoutrements that do come with a double vanity undercount the storage two mirrors really does set this master suite to being one of the most well-kitted we've toured but what else comes with this home well we're gonna head downstairs right now and show you follow me now the downstairs area is even more kitted out you've got a beautiful gym as well as spa and then a sparkling blue pool with one of the most exclusive and probably one of the best views in all of Johannesburg green grass surrounds a fire pit with another stunning view for you to sit back relax and possibly grab a drink on a beautiful Friday afternoon and enjoy a sunset not only over Santon but also all of downtown Johannesburg and the eastern end so ladies and gentlemen this is the house for you if you'd like to park your car in an undercover garage you'd like to stroll across these green lawns what I'd like you to do is contact hardcore trend the agent details on screen right the second and put your offer down for one of the most amazing homes we've ever had the privilege to shoot on the private property home shopper show but for myself Chad Rivera's the team at private property and everybody who's involved in making these shows possible I'd like to say thank you we love having you here and we can't wait to see you again when we shoot another one credible homes follow us on social media and we'll see you again soon bye


Welcome to the BSG Primer Series, a series of short videos to help you better understand how standards are made at the ITUT. This is our first BSG Primer and it covers the structure of our study groups. So here we go. There are 11 study groups in the ITU's standardization sector. Each study group is identified by a number. For example, study group 2, study group 3, study group 17. These are also known for short as SG2, SG3 and not surprisingly SG17. The ITUT's governing body is the WTSA. The WTSA, or World Telecommunications Standardization Assembly, is held every four years and it agrees, among other things, on the mandate and structure of the study groups. The WTSA also appoints the chairman and vice chairman of study groups. In between WTSAs, the TSAG meets. The TSAG is the Telecommunications Standardization Advisory Group. TSAG can also agree on new areas of study, also known as questions or cues for short, and their allocation to the study groups between WTSAs. In terms of how study groups are structured, each SG has a number of working parties. A working party, a WP, can meet during a study group meeting, but it can also meet on its own as a standalone working party. Like a study group, a working party is led by a working party chairman. Now each working party covers a subset of questions that were assigned to the study group. Cues or questions is how we refer to an area of work to be studied. Every study group has a number of questions and these are numbered accordingly. For example, study group 3 would have question 7 slash 3 and study group 15 would have question 7 slash 15. A question is led by a rapporteur. Under each question, if you break it down further, you will find several work items. These work items usually lead to an output and that's usually an ITU standard, known as an ITUT recommendation. Each of those work items is led by one or more editors and the list of work items is contained in a database that we call the ITUT work program. You can consult the work program for every study group on our website. So there you have it. Simply put, each ITUT study group has a number of working parties which each cover a number of questions. Those questions in turn contain a number of work items which are basically assigned pieces of work resulting in a product, usually an ITUT recommendation or standard. This short video has been brought to you by ITUT's Bridging the Standardization Gap Program. Thanks for watching!