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Yeah, maybe it's only the host can see Well, that's bullcrap Yeah, so we got one watching we've been live for one minute fifty seconds Hello to our one viewer. Yeah. Hello viewer We got spooky marshmallow, we got Captain Eggbeard We got Shea Bear 1000 and Monkey 1000 here. So that's four of us hanging out We're going to talk about some scary stuff. Oh, we got two two people, yay All right, so I'll just go ahead and I'll start talking and then you know we can Fill people in as they get in here on what we're talking about I guess, okay so I want to start talking out by the the show called Hellier and it is streaming right now on Amazon Prime and It's about Hellier, Kentucky and also Somerset, Kentucky I currently live in Kentucky not those areas. Thank God, but So what it is is it's a story about Goblins is what it starts out about. There's this urban legend That takes place in Hellier that there are goblins that live in the cave system there and In fact, it's such an old urban legend that it's where the term little green men originated from it originated from The goblins that actually lived in the caves In Hellier, okay, so the show starts out about that then suddenly it spirals in to Different Urban legends surrounding that as well different sightings So this guy and his buddies it starts out their young kids They're goofing around their paranormal investigators They have a website and they stream all of their videos on this website and this is like the early 2000s so They grow up time goes on they grow up, but they don't want to take the website down They want to keep it up just for shits and giggles Well one day this man emails them on that website and Says that he lives in Hellier these goblins will not leave him and his family alone Could they come and investigate So They decide hey just for the hell of it him and his wife and some friends get together and they say hey Let's go down to Hellier and check this out. It could lead to something So they get down to Hellier and it turns out there's no trace of this gentleman ever Existing whatsoever in Hellier But it leads to other things so suddenly They keep getting these clues As to it's an actual story like it's real like all these different clues start happening To verify this guy's story that yes, there are goblins in Hellier So then they start investigating things more Then they get another email this time from a completely different person Stating the same facts that yes that is happening in Hellier, but here's what's happening in Somerset, Kentucky Have you ever seen the movie Eyes Wide Shut with Tom Cruise? Yeah, that's happening in Somerset, Kentucky in the cave system But it's connected to the goblins as well like it's all connected and it all can be traced to mammoth cave is Where it's originating from apparently in the show They point out how mammoth cave system actually runs through a huge majority of Kentucky and into West Virginia as well Now Hellier is very close to West Virginia. It's a mining area in that area.  That's all happening in Somerset Apparently according to the show So not only that they prove that Somerset Has the highest rate of mental illness and the whole state of Kentucky on top of it and so They There they try to go through what could possibly you know, what causes this mental illness? Is it the mines? Is it You know the water like what is it that's making these people crazy What is this secret society that is underground in the cave system in Somerset? And Hellier what's going on with Hellier? What is it that is actually in Hellier? No one has any proof these urban legends have been spun for decades and decades and No one has any pictures. There's there's just no proof But people that live in Hellier and Somerset do say these claims are very real It is happening the police force turns a naked eye. They pretend it's not there. It doesn't happen It's a bunch of bullshit In the show like I can't I don't want to go into too much detail because there's so much information about it But they do all of these experiments in the woods like they go out and they do like the big foot knocking You know where you knock on trees and then you they they do that they get responses every single time they do What's called the estus method and so what the estus method is is you take a spirit box And the person plugs noise canceling headphones into the spirit box and they just speak out what the spirit box is saying Well While the other people are asking questions So they were getting intelligent responses every single time while they were in Hellier And it claims that they are speaking to the goblins Um, it's just oh my god like it just freaked me out so bad when I watched it it uh Yeah, it like I said I thought I knew everything about Kentucky.  No So I'm torn like I really want to go but then again, I don't so yeah, it's uh check it out It's on amazon prime. Like I said, there's two seasons right now And it's ongoing for them even like they they're still collecting evidence And they're still trying to piece this giant puzzle together of how all of this is somehow connected So it's they use um allister crawly references a lot. Um They do rituals that he created Um Oh man, it's it's messed up like you just have to see it. It's crazy. You're not far from there, are you? We are three hours away That's too damn close Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it uh kind of makes me want to run back up to Indiana That's not really but you know, that's pretty scary stuff, man. When you think about it, you know Are these goblins like you know Could they be like mutants mutant people and stuff, you know, maybe people are seeing them. They're just Really ugly looking people. You know what I mean? I think it's a possibility considering that and bread You know that there's a bunch of burned out minds That you know where people spot them in the cave system. There's a bunch of burned out minds So, I mean if it is a very real possibility Could be interesting I don't know That's you Do you guys have something playing? Air conditioners on okay, that's what it is. Okay It's a window air condition Yeah, we call them window shakers but as So like the authorities aren't doing anything to investigate this farther No, they are just So the people that did the show they actually called the police department to get information And the the police pretty much, um wouldn't answer the return their calls um Just wouldn't have anything to do with them pretty much. They just blew them off same with the media the media Did not want to give them any information Did not want to run a story nothing like they just wanted to leave it alone So a lot of people they interviewed a couple people in Somerset and it seems to me that the people that live in Somerset um Are scared to talk about it They're scared of what might happen to them if they talk about it Well, there there has to be something going on there, you know, I mean This this ain't just something that's that someone's made up. I mean It's documented, you know It is very it is documented. Yes And it's also creepy that the guy that first emailed them doesn't even exist There's no person that's ever lived in Hellier by that name um He doesn't exist anywhere and that's just The the female that had emailed them about Somerset. This is interesting about her So she spilled the beans about what's happening in Somerset because it actually happened to her She was kidnapped And she was tortured And after she sent them the email telling them about that Three days later. She was arrested Uh, this lady was a school teacher. She had a family Um, she was arrested and she claims that the police planted drugs so that they would have a reason to bust her She's doing a felony charges in jail right now And they actually talked to her from jail And did an interview with her. Wow She's lost her marbles Jesus So, yeah, it um Her whole life changed. She's lost everything now because of this and she She said what started it was she heard screaming in the woods And she went to find out what the screaming was and ended up walking into a cabin. That was booby trapped And then things just spiraled from there so Yeah, it's it's Oh, come on. There's no good end of that It's science Scientology I wouldn't be surprised I mean, yeah, I wouldn't think It could be I don't know what they do some weird shit. Oh, yeah Tom cruise is He's out there. Yeah rain washed into a sun rail Yeah Yeah, I wouldn't When unbelievable That or the kkk's involved somebody in that kind of thing. Well, they don't usually do that kind of stuff though, you know um I've not known the clan to be To hide like cowards The clan they're the clan and they don't care if you know it or not They're gonna show their colors like they don't care. Yeah, they're like the hells angels. They don't they don't care They've been arrested so many dang time. Yeah, but that's more that's more for racial things. Yeah, we're talking This this stuff that's going on there Is uh, I mean that's just I don't know freaky stuff man. I mean we're talking like, you know um Like I said child abduction sex trafficking But these goblins are involved these goblins are walking among looks the the people in these cave systems that are doing all the torture and Shit They claim that they're worshiping those goblins and the goblins are telling them to do it Wow It sounds like we need to check that out That's what I'm saying like the the paranormal in me is saying check it out, but then Also, you know part of me is saying If it really is real I'm dead You know like I just yeah I'm dead and I Do I want to do that? Do I want to set myself up for that? um So yeah, it's I'm man That's almost too interesting not to go check out Yes, Somerset has the highest missing persons rate and also the highest mental illness rate That's a state of Kentucky well, I think the mental illness thing has a lot to lot to play into this because You know their mentality if it's not You know if they're real bad They don't care what they do to people or what's going on and how they make money or whatever You know what I mean? Yeah It's hard for them to say well, this is kind of wrong. You know, they're just they just do it right But why the mentality rate? Why why is the mental illness so bad? You know, I mean you say is it in the water is what's what's going on, you know Yep And that's what they can't figure out that these people that we're doing the documentary like they want to know What's What is it that's causing these people to be so Messed up like what's causing this but then again They blame it on the goblins the goblins are telling them what to do And they are worshiping these goblins they worship them So they're doing what the goblins tell them to do because they're worshiping them for some weirdo reason like I Yeah, and this has been going on supposedly for decades and decades and hundreds of years This is not something that just started happening recently You know, I wonder if it if some kind of witchcraft started it, you know Because there was a lot of witchcraft a couple hundred years ago. That was like the end thing, you know Yeah, it makes me wonder did someone conjure these goblins So, yeah, it's it's very interesting. Um It and and what is so weird too is that So this man that first emailed them that doesn't exist Sent them some coordinates and said if you go to these coordinates, you'll find the answers Well, they go there they find nothing one of the guys runs the numbers And he does all this numerology shit And he figures out that these are not coordinates. They're references to allister crawly And one of the books that crawly has written And it all makes sense at that point and it's like you have got to be like they were just Like oh my god. This is crazy. And I forget exactly what the passage was But the passage was very similar to a quote that that man had said in the email And it all goes back to that so Is you know, are these people worshipping crawly and they They conjured the goblins. Yeah, it could be, you know Wow Well, it's all tied in together for sure, but you would think they would be able to trace That guy's ip address, you know Right and find out exactly where he worries at And you know, I thought the same thing and it's weird because throughout the whole show Not one person and these kids are genius these guys that are coming up with these numerology numbers and coordinates and shit They're they're damn geniuses. Yeah, but they can't figure out like trace the guy's ip number. Like it's that simple really Most he was using a public Like he was at a library or somewhere public. It wouldn't matter Right. So if he was using a public A computer they wouldn't be able to pick up the ip I mean, you can pick up an ip but you don't know who was Who was using a computer at the library? Yeah, but you have to sign in at the library. Yeah, but well still you don't know which one did it But you can tell where the library is at. Yeah, you can tell where a town, you know Like is it from new york? Is somebody just decking around or is it the real deal? You know, yeah It's something else that I thought was very interesting and I'm not quite sure why they brought this guy in But there's a man that comes on the show and he's a hypnotist But he plants false memories into people Oh, man To do experiments with it And they actually show him With a client Hypnotizing this guy and he plants False memories of an alien abduction into this man and to this day they interviewed that man again And he's weirded out by the topic of alien abduction Because that man had planted false memories Wow So i'm not sure why they brought that guy into the show and what that has to do with anything But maybe they thought that that's what's happening Is people in Somerset are hypnotizing people into thinking things are happening and they're not I don't know but Why would you do that? That'd be a lot of people though. You'd have to hypnotize Exactly for hundreds of years before this guy was even around. So yeah, yeah, I mean Because Like when legends and stuff like this start That are supposed to be true think about there was no internet. There was nothing to gain by You know doing this kind of thing, you know Um, there was no fame no none none of that, you know, I'm going to be all over youtube or there was none of that so You know, what would they have to gain by?  Yeah weird Yeah, nobody knows nobody can figure out like what Is going on what why is this happening in hillier and Somerset that they still cannot figure out why It's happening Wow You need to go find out What's this you you come down you come up here and do it too far You know, I got I got to go host that basketball teams award ceremony. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, uh-huh. Yeah Or I would I'd be glad to but you know, it's just previous engagements But I I will trust that you do a great job and you know, keep me posting on what's going on Uh-huh. Yeah Yeah Captain eggbeard there he'll keep you safe. Yeah Not if he's got like five little green men attacking him. He won't Oh You don't wonder if it does anything to do with aliens, you know, okay. Yeah, that's that's possible too There also have been a lot of UFO sightings in that part of Kentucky. Oh, yeah As well as bigfoot. So there's all kinds of There's a ton of bigfoot sightings here in Kentucky, which I already knew that but For this whole goblins thing it just kind of Took me off guard because I had never ever heard this story before about goblins And also the fact that it's where the term little green men come from You know, that's what that saying has been around forever and people associated that with aliens not these little goblins So, um, pokemon actually has a character That is um fashioned after the supposed Goblins of heliore And I I forget what the name of that The name of the love is pokemon Character is but yeah, there's a pokemon character for that represents that goblin. They also associate my beloved mothman And they say that they think it's connected that mothman's connected to to all of it because it's very close to west virginia To point pleasant. Yeah, so they go to point pleasant and they do some investigating in the tnt factory Which I was unable to do but they go to that area and they do a lot of investigating and they get a lot of information That does connect the goblin stories with the mothman The mothman writer that actually wrote the mothman prophecies john keel Even references the goblins in the mothman prophecies, right? So it is somehow all connected Huh Yeah, and the cave system runs into west virginia Yeah, there's something going on deep down under there Because think about nobody would know you ain't gonna hear him. Yeah You know, yeah a cave system is the perfect setup for what's going on supposedly going on in summer set Right if that is really going on. I mean who knows I'm not gonna go try to find out personally Um, but the people that were creating the this documentary They couldn't wait to get the hell out of summer set.   That's three hours away from me. Like I just can't wrap my brain around it I'll make one go You know why We could camp out there maybe in the summer That's warm. We could camp out there and I'm talking we all of us here You too Um, I think it'd be interesting They do have cabins in the woods in summer set because it's where the film crew stayed Oh, really? Yeah I mean it was this one wasn't it? Yeah, that's that one sable eye So the pokemon character is sable eye that is Uh made after the goblins of heliard Oh, I bet you my grandchild could tell you all about sable eye You lost pokemon Well, you know That's It's kind of disturbing though because I mean, that's just one place, you know think about You know, the united states is a big freaking place Where else is that going on at area 51? Maybe it did and they moved it Oh, and that that reminds me too. So the lady that was arrested They asked her they said Are there alien creatures down there as well? Are these goblins actually aliens and she said, you know I'm gonna say this. She said people think area 51 is in the desert It's in summer set kentucky Well, and that's all she said after that Yeah, maybe I just got chills like thinking about that when I watched it Maybe area 51 is just a red herring to get our attention there instead of Yeah, you know, I think about it. It's uh, You know, uh, it's out in the desert. It's It would completely throw people totally off Yeah, we're all looking out there when we should be looking in kentucky Uh-huh Yeah, you know, they say they say, you know people have seen spacecraft coming out of the ocean Going up in the sky and taking off, you know, we don't know what's down there No So I mean cave systems We haven't explored them all exactly Exactly No And that's the thing, you know Hollywood now is is focus and all these tv shows are focusing on the oceans. What's in the oceans? We have shark week. We have all these, you know shows on discovery That document what's going on in the ocean. I want to know what's going on in the freaking caves Yeah, true because I live on freaking top of them I want to know what's going on down below me. So Yeah, let's go explore some more caves. Let's let's dig into this Maybe it's all connected. Oh, I'm sure it is somehow.  She's seen them That wow Yeah She was the one that you wanted to interview. Yeah Her mother I was taking care of her daughter Yeah, I haven't seen them in a while. Well, seriously. Yeah, but you know, you think about that though Not everybody is lying about stuff No, it can't be it can't be everybody that has a sighting or an experience Is making it up. No, right, you know So same way with with the goblins and stuff not everybody over hundreds of years Is making stuff up. No, you know, they've had experiences, you know And I don't know that That's intriguing Yeah, it's messed up.  What's going to happen next like you can't stop watching it And then it leads to the next thing and then it just spirals like that and it's uh It blew my mind like it takes a lot to freak me out because you know as a paranormal investigator I've seen it all heard it all whatever it takes a lot to freak me out this show Really freaked me out And I only let uh captain over there he giggles, but I only let him watch A few episodes and he was even intrigued by it like it it really got his attention the couple episodes that I had him watch Wow So yeah, it's it's definitely Worth watching definitely. We're trying to check it out last night, but we couldn't get on the amazon account. So Yeah, something's messed up there with her uh Password or something so I haven't been on there in a long time And she can't remember a password if she made up a password right now for one thing next week You would say what's your password for stream York? I don't I said look right I said write that write your passwords down. What if somebody breaks in? I said look nobody's gonna break in here looking for our passwords Yeah We know nothing. What are they going to do hack our youtube? They're basically all the same except for numbers I just have to figure out the numbers Yeah, but a lot of a lot of those things, you know, you get it wrong the third time they lock you out Yes, yes, and then it takes forever to try to get back in Yeah Well ring doorbell does that I understand they're all about safety and stuff And then you got to get on the phone with them for an hour to get it straight now Oh, wow. Yeah, you got to prove it you and I'm like Come on now because mine Mine wouldn't my password wouldn't work every time It wouldn't work had it wrote down it wouldn't work. So it was on their end and I think you kept blocking me out of it. I'm like look man.  Yeah See I took a couple hours, but you know, I'm like look we pay for this, you know I'm getting screwed around here. What the hell's going on? You know, you locked me out of my account because you're saying I'm using the wrong password And that's the password because they had it, you know, they gave me the password over the phone, but wouldn't email it to me I'm like that don't make sense. Yeah, that's ridiculous. See me. I could be somebody saying I'm me when I'm not me You know what I'm saying? Yeah But yeah, if I only got a straight down I'm like man, I never changed that password, you know weird Yeah, that's some pretty scary shit man Uh-huh Because there there could be there can be tunnel systems. Well, there are tunnel systems.  Yeah It could happen though. I mean it's really not hard elevator system, you know I mean it could happen especially if there's a cave there Right, it really wouldn't be that hard to to to dig down a couple men You know in a few weeks get dig down into that cave and you know put a lift system in Mm-hmm Wouldn't it's not I mean so that's not really real outlandish. I mean Yeah What do you think I mean they could they could have made that, you know, they could have dug down to the dug Dug that hole down into the cave system then built the cabin around it And that's what I think they did.  It's a mine, but it's obviously not being used to mine anymore. So it's a blown out mine So it already had the elevator in it. Oh See what I'm saying. So they had to just build the cabin around that elevator Yeah Oh, wow. Yeah, so and that makes it even more scary because that means Anybody that can find access to one of those mines can do the same shit very easily.   That's retaliation You know, you want to start talking about stuff. We're just going to put you away. Yeah, but they could just Disappear Yeah, but see they're smarter than that You know They know if she disappears then heavy shit's going to come down on them So they can't do that.  Yeah, and most people would would do that.  This is they're part of it. Oh most definitely.   Not even so much as sweeping them Yeah Because well, I couldn't anyway, but but I mean, you know what I'm saying just the normal person couldn't move there you know wanting to wanting to A position on the police department because you're an outsider.  Oh, yeah You know, I'll bet you no one's been transferred there from somewhere else No, and they all protect each other Well, that's just a given on any any any department, but we're talking about this one the authorities there Yeah, they they don't want that woman knowing anything You didn't see nothing, you know, you didn't hear nothing because if you did you're going to jail But you know, I give her credit for still speaking her mind going look This is what's going on something's going on down here.   So I don't know. Yeah. Well, you know, I mean there are producers to them things and You know, you don't get people to watch and ratings for if nothing's happening, you know That's right, but there has to be some element of truth Could be yes to it and then they just take it around with it or whatever Right, you know Kind of like these ghost hunting shows, you know, I don't care. I don't Ghost ventures ghost hunters.  You're not going to you're not going to get evidence every time You go somewhere every week No happens, you know Oh, yeah, they're faking a lot of especially ghost adventures. They I can't even watch it anymore. It gets on my nerves so bad Yeah, me too. Yeah Happened every episode. Yeah, everything's the same always Well, they always they always there's always a ghost and everything, you know some play I've been to haunted places. It took me four or five visits before I started even hearing anything You know, I mean it's and and 99.9 of the places haunted places I went to weren't haunted You know, I could pretty much talk everything that was going on So you can't tell me every week they're finding a place that's that haunted where they can catch evidence every time Right that way. I mean, I've sat and watched, you know Watched video my video you know And just sat for hours and hours because if I record if I got four cameras recording for two hours That's eight hours of stuff.  I think Oh, I feel sick. I gotta leave this room like really something came through me. Yeah. Yeah I mean I'm gonna do it with every episode But you have to or they ain't gonna have episodes because nobody watch it You know So, yeah, he's always yeah, she's right. He's always getting getting possessed every damn show something went through him or You know, they're in I can't control my body Yeah, you can tell me that you can't control your body. That don't make sense I've seen you always act like something crazy happened and they're like Did you see that?  Yeah, that's right Yeah, they always that's exactly right. They're always showing themselves Yeah, or what you're looking at, you know Yeah, I mean come on I've seen a real possessed person one time and let me tell you something. It wasn't they couldn't say Oh, I feel something. I'm feeling no. It wasn't like that And they they had no idea what was going on, you know An old Zach.   It's not exactly Stranger there's a reason why that spirits haunting this place Right, you know, it's not waiting on. Oh, this guy's famous. I'm going to go home with him Yeah. Yeah. Oh that bagans. Let's go I think come on Yeah, some of that stuff. I don't know what I'm saying.  Right.   You know what I'm saying? Yeah I'm not going to put that up because I know what it was.  I mean like the one you put up It's been a while now, but the light that kept coming on in the car um That was parked out front. There was a mysterious light In our car. Mm-hmm In our new one I know it's been a while. Yeah, and you were like, what is this light and it's not a car Coming up behind it.  I still don't know what that was about um Yeah, that's weird. That's why I always say, you know, what do you guys think? You know what I mean?   He kept oh my god.  Oh my god.  Are you talking about god? Then you believe in jesus. Well, of course. I believe in jesus. Didn't jesus a spirit didn't hear no more from him So he's saying, you know spirits and ghosts don't exist, but he's Praise to a spirit I mean, it's like man.  That was about the one with the he said there was a miniature spider in that camera That was doing the They don't hold a lot of stock in orders, but when something catches my attention, you know, I'll put it up there And he said it was a miniature spider inside that camera. There's no way a spider could get inside that doorbell camera Yeah Yeah, this guy was off the wall and he was like, you know talking about How the motion sensors work on them cameras they go by weight and they go by size I'm like that's funny because last time I checked there wasn't a set of scales out in my front yard to weigh something How can you how can a camera weigh something? It can't this guy was off the wall, man. Where are you going? No, I thought you was gonna get a drink I'm gonna get a drink. I'll be right back All right, you take daddy's spot.  Yeah, he looks cute in his little Halloween costume. That's his pajamas.  Oh, yeah They calm him down He'll go right to sleep He loves Yorkers are knowing I think for a high anxiety They like clothes. He loves clothes. I was like, what? Yeah, he's a good boy Yeah Or do you have anybody watching? Uh four four people are watching us. Yes I don't know darkness left. So I don't know who's watching But there's four Yeah, that'd be that'd be a place I'd like to check out though really would Yeah because You know paranormal doesn't just mean ghosts paranormal is anything but normal so that could be Bigfoot aliens chupacabra or whatever, you know So that's something to really It's pretty scary though because you could go in there and not come out Never mind that thing that I heard the other night by the river One thing that voice or whatever it was. There's some kind of like screaming it Oh, I didn't hear it He was talking I was filming and that video right there and it wasn't a bird screaming And I didn't hear weird. She said you hear that scream. I'm like, no, what was it? Yeah, we were down at the river that river's spooky at night. Yeah, it comes alive There's some weird stuff goes on down while it's supposed to be haunted Yeah, they say it is. Yeah, did the screen pick up in the video? No, no, it was that video there Where I told my story And my spooky story time and I I went through it and I didn't hear the screen. So it was weird, but I could have been talking over because she was like Well, that's not the picture No That's One of them that's a picture I took before I filmed but when I'm sitting down there on the dock filming She was like way behind me. So she was like Actually over top of the river on the dock Yeah, I didn't hear It was weird really weird Never heard it before But she yeah, she don't she's never heard any I mean, she's been down here a long time never heard anything like that. So Oh But I wish I wish the camera would have picked it up, but it didn't so because I didn't have my I didn't have my mic on I was just using a camera mic. So Maybe we'll hear it again Because they're offensive. Yeah, maybe we'll hear it again Yes, it's a pretty Pretty mystical place down there on that river man. Mm-hmm. Yeah Very weird At night, you know daytime, it's beautiful. It's it's not that But man, as soon as the sun starts going down, you start hearing things you never heard before, you know Different noises and You hear noise and you'll try to look it up and see what kind of nocturnal animal makes this noise and and it's just like It wasn't that it wasn't this, you know Lots of monkeys down there Really a lot of monkeys. Yeah, but we know the sound of a monkey. Yeah, so I've had them in my backyard I've seen that one that one time. Yeah, that was right after I haven't seen it anymore, but they're around. Yeah There's not a lot of them, but they're there are monkeys here. Yeah There's a lot around Where aqua Um, you mean in Silver Springs Silver Springs, there's a lot of monkeys in Silver Springs Because I did that movie they did a Tarzan movie there. Yeah, and they just left the monkeys And they migrated and they just spread out. They're even up in leesburg area too Yeah, because they thought that they couldn't get off that island. Yeah, and they did and they ended up learning how to swim or whatever now Monkeys around our area. There's monkeys everywhere. We went to that monkey island down further That was fun. Yeah, they have a little island and they have these monkeys And they sit there and you can watch them Yeah, yeah, it's pretty cool Yeah, but they're put there. Yeah, they were put there. Yeah Somebody owns them and put some on that island. They owned a little island. It's a little tiny thing But we got yeah, we got there for all monkeys down here. They're really really hard to see Oh, they're blend ends. Yeah, really hard to see Yeah, we went boating up in Silver Springs. My parents and I and We found them but they were really hard to see because it's just he just came down and he went to the water That's how we we saw him. We're like, oh monkey and there was more than one So you watch them, you know, they'll start coming out and there was there was about 10 of them sitting there. Yeah Oh my gosh. Yeah. Yeah, it was really cool. Yeah I've seen that one in the backyard that one day. I don't see any more since then I've heard them Yeah, we hear them and he was hard to see I kept hearing something I kept getting a glimpse and I thought well That's just a squirrel and it turned out it was a monkey coming down a tree out there and then He come down and I heard him Going off into the distance. So I figured because we're not that far from the river. So And that's usually where most of them hang out at in the mangroves back there because you can't walk through there You know, it's just a swamp a swamp of mangrove. So people ain't going back here and bothering them But you can hear them like they'll be real close. You know, there's one in this particular area But they're really hard to see you might see A little movement here and there or branch or something But they're really hard to see you got really close Because they're not you know, they're not like chimps. You know, these Aren't very big. No, they're little. Yeah We have them and we have lots of owls tons of owls The mouth's going nuts A lot of owls Yeah, how long y'all been in Kentucky? We moved um Was it late august will? Yeah late august. Um, we came down here and um Yeah, it's just been uh An emotional roller coaster for me. Um But uh, I'm I feel like things are looking up, you know, it just takes time, you know, you've spent life in one area and You're way out of your comfort zone and uh, it's yeah, it's uh Been a ride so far Um, but also exciting because there's a lot of new Things to explore. Yeah, I've seen the pictures you took of your town. I was telling her about them But yeah, it'll take some getting used to but You guys would be all right there Yeah, I uh when I came down here for my channel, I wanted to Find something.   No clue I thought my little town was going to be Haunted because it's a very old historic town and we live in the antique district Oh, cool.  She has a she's from kentucky um And I noticed she did a lot of like, uh, paranormal weird type stuff About kentucky and I reached out to her And uh, she's the one that told me about hellier So, um, yeah, and that's how I discovered it and it just Yeah, I'm just still freaking weirded out about it. Can you imagine you guys could move there by accident?  Yeah. Yeah. So it's you know, and I was I was telling will like I said, do you realize like we live above mammoth? Like there's caves underneath us That knows what's going on there. Like it's just Uh, like I get the chills just thinking about it. It's Yeah, there could be somebody being murdered right under you right now. Oh gee, thanks a lot That's gonna help me sleep tonight You're welcome You'll be though, you never know So my hope is like I do a lot of night walking because my sinuses are really bad and during the day it's just Really bad.    I was like, oh my god. What is this? Checking you out cats Cats they feel they know if you don't like them so you better be nice to it Oh, I love him. I love on him all the time. Well, then you'll be fine I love my kids too.   Yeah. Well, I'm scared now too. Yeah. Yeah Well, you're scaring me. So how about you just go to the hell to bed leave me alone Right on man But there's a Actually speaking of UFOs and stuff Or something happened down here in the early 90s about 15 14 15 minutes from here in the Wethlacoochie state forest and That's supposedly a true story. There's a you know There's a woman. She's not hiding her identity or anything that tells the story about it where she Yeah, she had a bad a bad Parenting situation, you know her parents split up and This and that happened any way that She went to go live with her aunt and her aunt got custody of her and her aunt was like a doctor or something And they were from Not Jacksonville. What's the other one? Gainesville Round Jacksonville Gainesville area up in that area northern Uh, Florida area because they there were about three hours From here and I say here because like I said, it's just right up the road a few miles And and that's talking with traffic lights, too And then once you get past like walmart and it's pretty pretty well open. That's where the um That's where the forest is and so they came they came down just this woman and her And her niece which her niece is the one tells the story so and it wasn't that long ago so But um So anyway, so they come now And they're they're going to do a little camping and you know exploring and stuff like that and they get to this You know, they start to get some supplies and stuff and they get to this uh camping area Which i'm pretty sure I know about where it is And uh, so we're going to go check it out sometime But they they went to this uh This this camping area that the woman had known about but she hadn't been there for years She had camped there before and now there was a there was a gate up there But the gate wasn't you can see the post for the gate But the gate wasn't on it So they just went ahead and went through and they went back in there and checked it out And it's a beautiful camping area, but nobody was there. So they thought that's that's pretty cool. You know that that they They got the the place to themselves and stuff and so They do their thing they're camping whatnot and The ant always always carried a gun with her just a you know, a little pistol This is supposed to be a true story. So I but I can't confirm it. You know, I haven't talked to anyone yet but the The woman The the girl Kept hearing they kept hearing these noises and the girl was getting scared because she was only what eight or nine years old or something Yeah, I think so just kind of young and um, maybe a little older than now. I can't remember but Um, so her aunt, you know hollers out the tent. She goes out of the tent. She just shoots her gun off in the air Just thinking it's some kind of animal, you know, maybe a bit round around but so and the noise has stopped But then later on um, the girl Has to go to the bathroom So they they they had this thing set up to where you know, it was privacy And this is a bucket that they could go to the bathroom in And her aunt said, you know, okay, take a flashlight Well, she goes out to go to the bathroom and then there was like She sees all this this weird stuff going on and and um Turns out there's a youtube video on it and I can't remember the name of it If you look up the with lakuchi state force in florida, it should come up somewhere there but um, so they they kept uh So she ended up what happened was she ended up Getting taken on to the ship on to like a a spaceship, you know, and And they was doing these tests on her and her aunt was there talking to her and stuff And she says she remembers when she woke up that the last thing she remember when she woke up was Was going to go to the bathroom And seeing these little beans and stuff and so they went to uh To they they had to go get some more supplies or something Anyway, they stopped me and they went and checked out some caves and stuff and then on her way back But she she had like this gash on her leg that she couldn't figure out where it came from It wouldn't that's what they wanted they wanted to go get something to to fix her gash. They wouldn't sure You know kids they get hurt. Yes So when they got back to the campsite One of the rangers pulled up and the woman actually knew the ranger And that he said there was just some suspicious things going on so the camp grounds was closed And she said well, you know, can we just because she knew the guy she said can can we just spend the night, you know Um and leave first thing in the morning sound like traveling after dark.  Don't go anywhere Which was weird And she asked him about the gate and he said yeah, somebody knock the gate off They're coming by in the morning to put the gate back up So be out of here by by the time they come because it's going to be locked up So the next morning, you know, she she looks at her watch and her watch says like it's after 11 So they're busting ass tearing down Camp and everything to get out of there before they put the gate up and locked it So they didn't get locked in and they got out of there And the gate wasn't up yet, which they thought was weird So they wanted to go to a nearby diner for breakfast and pretty much everywhere was closed except a gas station or something You come find out it was 6 30 in the morning her watch and stopped at you know, 11 something The night before so they thought it was 11 something that day, but it wasn't so what happened was the woman The aunt had apparently had this issue when she was younger or something like that and Had been taking aboard these crafts and they did tests on them did tests on them and they found this out because they put the girl um Through a hypnotist and that's how they got the story because she couldn't remember everything You know, all she remembered was trying to go to the bathroom And her aunt kind of yelled at her the next day for leaving the tent door open and there was some Some mud there that she had tried and that's all she could remember until she went to the the hypnotist But and the aunt I guess felt sorry about what She felt that she had caused her her knees to go through this Because of her so she ended up, uh, you know doing away with herself Yeah, because yeah because of the guilt and stuff, but this this this girl Well, she's of course younger than we are But I'd like to be able to get a hold of her. She's not that far from us um, she's just a few hours north West from us So I'd like to get a hold of her and talk to her about that and find out exactly where if she could remember where that campsite was But I know about where they're talking about So yeah, and that just So, you know, is it true? Is she making enough? I don't know because see it like I said I got it from a youtube video so Wow popped up one day were like what that this guy actually interviewed her couldn't believe it was right around here I was like, huh? But she swears up and down, you know that That's what happened to her. Yeah Is that her boyfriend? Trevor Mark, I don't know I was thinking it was your daughter That's not my daughter My ex's daughter I don't know I'm just replying to comments. I don't know. Yeah, so anyway, but so that's You know without Because there is some video of her she's in her car and she's Talking to this guy. I don't know if they're Skyping or what but she's in her car but without, you know Being able to sit and talk to someone You know, you can pretty much tell if somebody's fibbing or not by the way they're looking around and whatnot So without that it's kind of hard to But apparently, you know, she has told the story more than once, you know I mean she swears that's what happened to her when she was a kid It was quite interesting to watch the video. Yeah. Yeah, so if you can look at that It is kind of outlandish about being taken aboard of spacecraft and stuff, but it's not the only story You know, remember the movie fire in the sky. That was real Yeah guy I mean, they say that's a true story.  Yeah And he's that guy's still alive. I seen an interview YouTube video where he was being interviewed and he still swears to this day. That's what happened And weird stuff man But yeah, so that's you know, that wasn't far from us So I'm gonna have to try to find out exactly I can pretty much google earth it and find out and we'll have to go and check it out We'll do a video on it. I would reach out to her and let her know that you know, how close you live to her and you know Would she you know, like when a collab with you or would she let you interview her You know, I would reach out to her definitely if she's that close to you Yeah, well, that's what's telling her.  Maybe she'll get a hold of me I don't know. Yeah being pretty willing to talk to him. You know, right? I mean she didn't want her face blurred out or anything so But from the video it looked like she was telling the truth I mean Something happened to her because you could just tell her facial expressions whenever she would mention these little beings She would just get like this disgusting You know look on her face It was like she was telling a story. I mean it was like she So, you know, she believed something happened So Yeah, I'd like to interview her and and go check that out and spend a couple nights there so Yeah, that would be interesting definitely Yeah But yeah, and as far as our house has been pretty quiet I got some Like snapping noises On video. Well, not the video but the audio for the video I got some snapping noises one night when I was out in the garage. It's coming from the living room Sound like somebody snapping pencils or bones or something And then it just started and then it stopped. I do have that But other than small things, you know being moved here and there Not us seeing them, of course. It's like, you know, you set something down, you know, you set it here and not over here Nothing really strange has happened in a couple months, has it? No Been quiet. Yeah mom's home now. So it's been real quiet because usually really loud when she's gone Yeah, when when her mom's gone usually more stuff happens, but this last time there wasn't much going on So Yeah, it's been pretty quiet in here lately. So I don't I don't know but you know, like I said, you know ghosts don't wear watches and stuff. So Yeah, that's true. That's true For a long time there you guys were having all kinds of activity Yeah, yeah, and and it was a long time after we got together before anything started happen You know and then it stopped for a while started again and now it's it's kind of There are some weird stuff, but nothing worth You know doing a video on or anything, you know, but it's I don't know. I don't think the house itself's haunted. I think it's the land around here because You know, we got the river up here. It was working river A lot of men died working on that river and then what five minutes from here is for Cooper where they had a big Had a couple big battles with the some the Seminole Indians and the government and stuff like that And they walked right through and they came right through Like where our house is built, you know, they walked through here. Yeah, they came right through here. So To get into the battle where they all died Wow So I think it's a lot's got to do with the land. There's a lot of Well, you know, Florida there was a lot of battles with the Indians and stuff and So there's a lot of places, but yeah for cupers I think about five minutes five minutes away from us and yeah, they were all around here Yeah, that was very interesting going over there watching that the video on that and the Indians and stuff like that Well, that wasn't for Cooper That was down around Bushnell. Yeah That's for date for a date. Yeah four cupers five minutes from us. We haven't been up there yet But it's supposed to be pretty heavily haunted So we need to go check that out sometime But yeah, I'll do video on it or something But yeah, it's supposed to be pretty haunted if you look up for Cooper and uh Citrus County Florida, there'll be all kinds of things on it.  I think tonight I'm just gonna take the night off Is you never know I mean, I never really believe in goblins and fairies But as an investigator, I still have to keep an open mind on it, you know Exactly and that's where I stand like I'm torn on this like I You know Living back home in Indiana. Have you said to me?  I mean they're And you can't yes, there was a producer there and all this they couldn't have faked this They showed every single aspect of the conversations of them setting it up Everything was shown from every single angle It could not have faked this I gotta go check on all right. Yeah, that's um Because you know, I look at it this way If I don't believe in something then I need to come out with proof that it doesn't exist and I can't do it I can't do it goblin. I can't do it with spirits bigfoot chupacabra You know fairies. I can't prove they don't exist. So You know to me I have to keep an open mind on it, you know Right like that fairy thing, you know, I mean was that a fairy? I think maybe it was some kind of moth That's what I think I'm gonna say it was a fairy But at the same time, I can't say it wasn't you know what I mean He says I really believe it was fairy I can't tell them. Well, it's not because I don't have proof. It's it's not, you know what I mean and something weird was So in the video, I think it's season two in helier The only female of the group Is a what's called a hedge witch and I don't know anything about that but She was performing little rituals for fairies out in the woods Oh, because they're connected to the goblins and she was leaving little Offerings to them and this and that and I will be damned if the next day you put that video out And I was like, oh my god Weirded me out I was like, oh my god. No, like this is too much. Well, see, you know, like I said, I smoke in the garage. So That's where my monitor is. So I stand there at night and I'll have a cigarette and and I'll sit watching monitors mostly for People, you know what I mean, right?  I said look at these things, you know I mean usually they're farther away from the camera and it just looks like little legs little wings You know head and she was like, well, that's you know, that's pretty strange and I said I've been watching them for a few months And I'd never seen them before You know, all of a sudden I started seeing one here and there. I mean now I'm seeing a lot of them but that one was was just You know, if you look at pictures of what fairies are supposed to look like I mean That snapshot I took Was, you know screenshoted from you know, one of the frames Right. It was just like a fairy.  Yeah Like I said, I know it's not a bird and I know it's not a bat But I can't say it's not a moth. I know it's not a mosquito. It could be a moth You know, that's a freaking big moth. Yeah, that's what I would say But it's like I don't think it's a moth. I just uh, you know, one of those things that that You know, if somebody says it's a fairy.   What do they eat? What do I talk to them?   I'm like because it's it's a It's a fairy. It looks like a fairy. I mean, I'll you know I'm a permanent investigator. So I have to keep an open mind on it Well, yeah, but I don't want people think all right. She better now, you know, here it is.  That's kind of what I feel about these fairy things. I've been seeing in the camera monitor, you know Because it's been a couple months and it it was a couple months before I told her anything. I said look Honestly, I've been seeing these things for months now.  Because I feel like I'm crazy They're fairies or Bugs, but whatever, you know what I mean?  They are big I don't know.  No, hun. I've seen bats fly past. They're eating bugs. They can be in the fairies I don't the fairies. I don't know but the bat.  Whatever this thing is. I'm guessing we'll be about this big about three inches long maybe I mean, we got some Big moths down here, but I've seen the big moths in front of that camera and the big moths Really take up pretty much the whole screen And you can tell that's a moth, you know You can tell that's a moth and little mosquitoes You can tell their mosquitoes because they're just little tiny dots This thing, I mean You saw looks like legs and looks like it's I don't know. I don't know Even kind of looks like it's got a pointy hat like think about I don't know What do you think? Well I didn't see the hat, but I just see the arms Well, look it looks like they got a pointed hat on or something around the head area They are weird. I don't know.  We just want to make sure we know what what I don't want to capture anything If it's if it's really a fairy, I don't want to capture it Well, I just let it go because I don't know what because they're mystical They can have magical powers. I don't want to do that You should research what does it mean if there's a fairy at my house I have a bird. I have an actual bird that goes to the front window every single day at the same time Every that's weird. It's a little one of those little brown birds, you know It goes there and it looks at the window every single day a little ran or finch But that's a bird. You know what it is. You look at it. Tell me about it. It's a bird Yeah, that's a little spooky. It is. It is. Yeah Why is that bird coming? See my grandma passed away. She was 94 in Canada, which is my dad's dad Dad's mom. So she turned into bird and came to Florida She came to visit me. They do say that she bear that That if you have you know, uh, it could be a butterfly a bird If it happens at the same time every single day and in the same spot It's somebody saying hello Well, I know that that turn that would want to hand over your sister that a fairy Hey, Kirby your sister's kind of just Say hello and you know Linda would do that. She'd come and check on you No, Linda would be a ghost because she knows I'm into that A fairy but there's more than one now.  I don't know I think you should put more footage Of it out there like get more and more footage of it It's not hard to do because they're they're out there, you know, I mean every night every night So All right, I'll get more footage and I'll put it up But you know, I'm not making any claims and I'm not crazy.  So That's what the camera's picking up Yeah, weird All right. Oh, what are you guys saying? Oh We had six people Well, we had seven at one point. Yeah We did have seven at one point. Wow Yeah, people will watch the video tomorrow too like once, you know, it's they've seen that you've put a video out They'll watch it. So yeah, I'll put a link to your channel in here too. Awesome. Thank you Well, I did yesterday. We did last night. We did a Review and I mentioned you and I put your link in that video too. So Yeah So and then tomorrow night I'm doing the egg eating thing. Well, you should be involved in that I would like to see that Oh, it'll be tomorrow. Okay. So what's the details on this on what you're doing? She got a big jar of pickled eggs My goal is to eat the whole jar but she's gonna give me one hour to eat as many as I can Because you know, I can eat a lot of hard boiled eggs. No problem, but pickled eggs I love them, but they're they're hard to eat a lot of so we'll see how many I can eat I've never had a pickle egg. Oh, you know, you'll love it You'll love it. You need to try one You used to be Hi Nancy You used to go to any bar and there was you know, big jar of pickled eggs And you buy one for a quarter or 50 cents or whatever Now, where in the world did you find a jar of pickled eggs? Walmart? Yeah, they're all Over where the potato chips are and stuff and they come in just a jar I'll go get it. Yeah, I should go get it. Um, they also have the the sausages in there the pickled sausages They're really good too Try it will Yeah I think the two of you should have a uh pickle eating contest Who? Oh lord a pickled egg eating contest you and uh and captain there Oh, yeah, we could do that That'd be a lot of fun You want to do that? Well, we'll do that sometime Yeah, sometime maybe I gotta try it and see if I can stand it first Yeah, you gotta try one because if you don't like them you won't be able to Okay And how much was that jar? How is 15 dollars 15 bucks, but they've got smaller jars Yeah, they do have a smaller jar, but they didn't have it at our store because that was the last one But also you can get them at windixie I don't know if you guys have one of them up there. We don't know Usually any any grocery store will carry that It's just like it's like vinegar um beet juice and some seasoning stuff They look like red hot Yeah, they do they do but these these are not hot, but they are very spicy um Well more like soury doesn't say how many there is in here, but they do have the sausages Yeah, the sausage is with them too. They're good Yeah, so So will's going to try one. Let me know and he likes him. I mean him's going to do Egg eating contest sometimes you can find him at a corner store like, you know gas station stuff They usually sometimes don't have them on the counter. Yeah, and sometimes at the gas stations They'll be like in a pack where you can get one in a pack and you can try it see if you like it Yeah Yeah, but the purple ones are best because they got beet juice in them. So Yeah, they're not refrigerate. They don't have to be refrigerated. No, but I do because I like them cold Yeah, they're pickled the last forever You can save them for a year and still eat them. They'll be fine. Yeah All right, so yeah, that'll be interesting that's on the agenda for tomorrow I don't know how I'm gonna go in live with it Eight o'clock eight o'clock. Okay. Yeah And uh, but yeah, I don't know how many's in there because I think it just goes by weight. Yeah What is that two and a half pounds? Yeah, so I don't know a lot of eggs. Obviously there might be 20 in there Maybe yeah, that is a lot of eggs. Like I said, I she's seen me sitting eat eight and ten Just hard boiled eggs those are pickled When you go ahead and vinegar to stuff. Yeah, it makes it a little harder Oh, wow Yeah, that's gonna be fun to watch tomorrow.   I'll be using my my um software so Because dream yard, you know Without paying for it You can only go up to 720p and this is um And you can go to 1080p, but Uh, you got to pay for it on here um So with my with my with my software, I got a obs studio I can I can do my live streaming 4k so And for free, you know what I mean? So yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, I'll send you I'll send you out you guys a reminder out and then Right before I'm getting ready to do it Yeah, we're definitely tuned into that. Oh, yeah Well, it's been a really good talking to you guys, man Same here. Same here. This was fun. We should do it again sometime. Oh, yeah Yeah, we will maybe Thanksgiving like we did that one year. Yeah. Yeah, that was nice Yeah, we can do another Thanksgiving thing. So All right guys, what's been really good talking to you guys need anything you got our personal info get a hold of us Sure will all right, well I'll try to get that show on yeah, we're gonna try to get the show on then we can converse about that you know through Our personal stuff, you know what I mean? Yeah, we'll let you know when we get to watching it and uh, and we'll talk about it like old ladies talk about All right, guys, well, thanks for the invite man. Appreciate it. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely Yeah So we ever get up around your way, which we're hoping too soon Not this year, but we're hoping to get up around that area. We'll stop in and see you guys, man That would be All right. Well, like I said, if you guys need anything get a hold of us Bye I would love to do it. Will you want to go with me? Sure.  I don't want to go by myself if I don't have to so You know, but if will comes with me, I'll go We're gonna see if we can find that cave Yeah That cave would be interesting I like caves I do too, but these no thanks. I Yeah I like caves, but yeah, that's well, we'll see All right guys, thanks a lot man. You guys have a good night. You too. Take care. Bye. Bye


What if I told you there was a web browser out there that was light, fast, minimal? It allowed you to use the keyboard to navigate through the browser. You could use Emacs-like keybindings or Vim-like keybindings, depending on what you wanted to choose. Of course, you could edit the keybindings. You could actually edit everything on the browser. It is extremely configurable because this browser is written in common Lisp. And kind of like Emacs, everything can be redefined. You can redefine the keybindings, the variables, all the functions. Everything that web browser does, you can configure it, you can change it. Would you be interested in such a browser? I know I would, so today I'm very happy to finally be taking a look at the Next browser. Now the Next browser used to be called the Next browser. They recently renamed it to the Next browser with the version 2.0 release that just happened just a few weeks ago. So I installed this earlier today, early this morning. I've been playing around with this browser for a few hours now. I installed it, I found it in the Arch repositories. Actually, I think I found it in the AUR. I think I installed it using Paru and let's just reinstall it really quick. Yeah, it's in the AUR, I'll decline the reinstall. I was just verifying that it was in fact in the AUR. So if you use Yay or Paru or Trizen or any of the AUR helpers, just look for a package called Next. Now once you have Next installed, you just need to launch the browser. I'm going to launch it from Dmenus. I'm just going to type NYXT and then hit Enter. And this is Next out of the box. Without any configuration, I haven't played with anything, the colors or anything. So obviously the colors, I know for purposes of this video, it's very blinding white. So we have black text on a white background. The very first thing you get is, well, at the bottom, you have this kind of command thing here. It's asking about history. Do we want to use our default history or the default history? I guess we have two choices. I'm not sure. Yeah. Yeah, I guess I clicked Enter and now I just get a blank page. I don't know why it does that, but I'm going to do MetaX. Similar to NEMex, MetaX gets us a command prompt. We can execute any command from this, any command that NYXT knows about. And what I could do is I'm going to search for the word dashboard. And this is the NYXT browser dashboard. It would list any bookmarks. I haven't said any bookmarks, any recent URLs. So these are just some of the URLs that I've recently done. You could also click execute command, and I think you would just get the prompt again. So let me escape out of that. There is a manual here, and you probably do want to read through some of the manual. You definitely want to take a look at the key bindings. If you're not used to Emacs key bindings or VIM key bindings, and I know a lot of people don't use either Emacs or VIM. You may want to take a look at some of the manual information as far as the bindings. Probably the most important binding you need to know at first, of course, is how to load a web page. So Ctrl-L gets us open URL is actually the name of the command. And what URL do I want to open? We could open anything. I'm going to open distrotube.com because I know it's a black background, and that's probably a little easier on your eyes right now. And then what we could do, of course, you could use the mouse. You can navigate with the mouse and click links, and go forward and back. There is a forward and back button down here in the mode line. So you have a mode line, kind of like you have a mode line in Emacs, where you have like a status line in VIM. You've got something very similar going on here other than forward and back. We have reload. We also have this cogwheel here. That's the execute thing. That just is the same as doing a meta X.  And that would be, I'm assuming, a list of buffers. So clicking on it right now doesn't do anything. But I don't really have any buffers open because we had the blank page I was on before, and then we have this. So that's probably why that's not working at the moment. To do your keyboard navigation, what you need to do is you could do meta G. For those of you not used to Emacs terminology, the meta key is actually the alt key. So do alt G, alt G twice. And then once you do that twice, you have keyboard hints here, and it's also listed down here. So you actually don't have to look at it in the page because a very long page, you could never find all the links. But you could search specifically for the key code for the hint or the text of the link. So that's a really nice feature. That's pretty neat. So say I wanted to go to my videos from 2021. I can already see it on the page here. The key for it, the key binding is AG, capital A, capital G. I wonder if lowercase AG would work. Yeah. It's a fuzzy search. So it doesn't have to be upper or lowercase. And then I just do AG, hit enter, and I go to this page. Now if I wanted to go back, remember control B for back in Emacs and in the next browser, control F for forward in your history. So control B goes back, control F would go forward, control B back again. If you actually wanted to scroll down the page to scroll with Emacs kinds of key bindings, you do control N and control P.  So I'm going to do control L to open a URL again. And this time I'm going to go to get lab. If I just start get lab here, it will remember the history here. And it seems I've been to my get lab, my shell color scripts repository recently. Let's just go to that. And it opens that page just fine. And then I'm going to do a control XB for buffers. And we get a buffer list down here. And we can switch between the buffers. Now some of them don't have a URL, but if you look at the titles, we have the manual buffer where the instruction manual, we have the dashboard, which was where we had our recent history and our bookmarks and all of that. Then we have the blank buffer, which does have a URL, but it doesn't have a title. And then we have the shell color scripts buffer here. And actually just using the arrow keys navigating through the buffer, it switches between them. That is really nice. It really, you don't have tabs necessarily, like in your traditional web browser. It really treats tabs as buffers, and I really love that approach. I think it makes a lot of sense because I never liked having a million tabs open in a browser, right? It's cluttered. You have all those tabs. You can't even read the titles of them and navigating between them. Never made any sense. So treating tabs like Emacs like buffers, I think is brilliant. Now one of the things I haven't mentioned yet is about the web engine that Nixt uses. Now, Nixt is interesting because it's web engine agnostic. It really doesn't depend on any web engine, like single web engine. You could build it around anything. So they have this minimal API that they use to interface to any web engine essentially. So by default, it uses WebKit, but you could use the Blink web engine, the Chromium web engine as well. Naturally, the next question people will want to know is, can you use Chrome extensions with Nixt, or Firefox extensions, or whatever web engine you're using? And right now, the answer to that is no. You can't use any existing browser plug-ins, but I think there's a roadmap for this to be enabled in the future. But right now, if you want to extend the browser, you write your own and common list. I know that's a very powerful feature. It's not something to laugh at, but I know it's something that 99% of the people that use this browser are not going to be comfortable doing. Now where things get a little tricky, again, I haven't spent a ton of time with Nixt yet, just a few hours, but trying to configure it. I haven't written a config file or anything myself yet. I'm not a Lisp master anyway. I would probably have to go find somebody else's code and play with it a little bit. Looking at the documentation on the Nixt side, I can say the documentation isn't great. There's a lot of documentation, but it's kind of all over the place. Like if you click on articles, you get this list of articles. It's not really ordered in any way other than by date. I don't even know if you can search through these articles, but it shows you a lot of what you can do with Nixt. But what I ended up doing is I just did a quick Google search or DuckDuckGo search for NixtConfig, and I found Nixt-Config. This is just somebody's GitHub repository where they have their NixtConfig files. There's several of these .Lisp files, and you put these in .Config slash Nixt. And just to verify that this works, because again, I haven't actually tried this, what I'm going to do is style.Lisp. Let's see what this is. Looks like it's setting color schemes. Why don't we play with that? That looks like a good one to do a quick copy and paste on. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to copy this, and then let me switch over to my desktop here. I'm going to open in Emacs. Since we are doing stuff with Lisp today, it makes sense to do everything in Emacs today rather than Vim. I know no people will yell at me if I suddenly won't open Vim to do anything. So .Config slash Nixt is the directory that all of your config stuff needs to go in. Out of the box, you do have auto-config.Lisp. That's just an auto-generated config. Like when you click in the browser itself, hey, I want to do Emacs bindings or VIM bindings.   So I'm going to create a new file here. So let's do, I'll call it style.Lisp, because that's what the guy on GitHub called his file. And I'm just going to paste that. Then I'm going to write that. And then let me switch to a different workspace and let's relaunch Nixt and see if we have a different color scheme. And we did not. All right.  And there is a file init.Lisp, and that's where he sources style.Lisp and keybinds.Lisp. So what I needed to do actually, let me go back over here, what I needed to do was rename that file instead of style.Lisp. That's not something that Nixt is going to look for. It's actually going to look for a file called init.Lisp. So let's rename that to init.Lisp and close PCmanfm there. And now let's do Nixt again. And now we have that color scheme. So even though I don't know any Lisp, I just like, I tell you guys with tiling window managers, if you don't know the language it's configured in, because I hear from people all the time, Xmonad looks cool, but I don't know Haskell. Qtile looks cool, but I don't know Python. I don't know common Lisp, but I can go grab somebody else's config. And I can read this.  It's not complicated. It is just setting colors, like highlight colors, background colors, foreground colors. And what he's doing in that file, of course, translates to white text on a black background with green highlighting as far as the buttons. And he's got green and pink down here in the execute command box. So actually, yeah, it's not bad colors. Like I could use that. I prefer this color scheme actually to the default one, but I'm probably going to make my own. You know, I'm going to make a color scheme that respects probably like my terminal color scheme here. So I'll probably instead of doing this pure black background, I'm probably going to do more of this silvery gray background that I do with my color schemes. Anyway, that was just a very cursory look at the next browser. I've only used it for, you know, the better part of the day here. And I got to say I'm impressed because normally when I check out browsers, you know, I always find stuff that really just irritates the hell out of me with every single web browser I've ever tried. And next is really the first one that I can see yet. You know, I understand exactly what next is trying to do because of being configured in lists, the fact that you can redefine everything, change all the functions, all the variables. By the way, you can actually similar to what you do in Emacs. If I did meta x and I wanted to describe, you know, a key binding, I could do describe dash key. And it would tell me what the key binding does that I enter or describe a variable, describe function. So if I wanted to describe variable, it's going to ask which variable do I want to describe. It'll give me a list of all the ones available. If I just click on one, you know, give me that information right here in the browser. So it's kind of like Emacs in that it self documentation, right? You don't have to go to the web or anything. You don't have to go scour the web for documentation. The browser itself is going to give you all the documentation you could ever want. Now, I know the next browser is not going to be something for everybody. The next browser really seems like it's geared for those people that want ultimate customization. They want ultimate control over their web browser. The same way certain tiling window managers give the user ultimate control. You create your own desktop environment, your own desktop environment. You write it from scratch. That's kind of the power of Nix. This really gives you the ability to actually write your own web browser, which is something no other project that I know of has done or is currently doing. Now, before I go, I do need to thank a few special people here. I need to thank the producers of this episode, Absi, Dallas, Gabe, Lou, Mitchell, Sandor, Alan, Akami, Archvitor, 30, Choke, David, the other David, Dylan, Gregory, Louis, Erion, Paul, Polytech, Scott, Stephen, Sven, Wesson, Willie, they are my highest tiered patrons over on Patreon. Without these guys, this quick look at the Nix browser would not have been possible. I also need to thank each and every one of these fine ladies and gentlemen. All these names you're seeing on the screen right now. These are all my supporters over on Patreon because I don't have any corporate sponsors. It's just me and you guys, the community. If you like what I do, consider supporting my work. Look for DistroTube over on Patreon. All right, guys. Peace.


Two technology fields that have seen the fastest growth were digital communications and computer technologies. Day three and the WSIS Forum of 2015 has been dominated by the high level track of discussions. Delegates have been engaging with two very important themes, innovation in ICTs and making empowerment a reality accessibility for all. This dialogue was all about making information and communications technology available to those living with disability. If you look at all the technologies that you would find in this room, you probably would find that only a small proportion of them... Access to information technology can and does make a tremendous difference to the quality of life of those living with disabilities. WSIS and its forums has made a consistent effort to bring access to marginalised populations in a systematic way. The high level dialogue agreed the key challenge remains how to incorporate the disability perspective into all areas of planned development... including legislation, policies and programs and at all levels of development. As a significant part of the high level track of WSIS 2015, today at the Intercontinental Hotel... ministers and senior department officials from more than 80 countries met behind closed doors. Before they went in, we spoke to a few of them to find out what was on their mind. I would convey to all that we should need to work together to bring out access to internet to every citizen of our country. I expect to get some experience from other countries how ICTs can be a driver for the government such as my country it is now. I think one of the most important things we can do in this meeting is actually to share best practices and best experiences. Another theme of the day was innovation. Innovation in the field of information and communication technologies can mean a lot of different things. It's more than just new phones and tablets.  The high level discussion included on the panel the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development of Poland. With the Polish delegation is Anna Rogozińska. She spoke to me after the event. The panellists discuss about innovation and ICTs and assassinable goals. So that's an assassinable development. And they are discussing about the relationship between innovation and ICTs. Also how it could influence on a development. And also how to foster the innovation in ICTs and what should be the role of the government and other entities in this process. With the aim of raising the living standard and enabling our economy. Today has also seen the last of the policy statements from all the governments represented here. Each has a few moments to briefly outline the state of play and the future of ICTs in their respective countries. And so day three draws to a close and so ends the high level streams of dialogues and conversations here at WISIS 2015. Tomorrow we leave the premises of the World Intellectual Property Organization and head back to the ITU. In the many conference rooms there people will be discussing issues as diverse as opening access to digital fibre, encouraging women to innovate through technology and building trust in cyberspace.


and we need to try to figure out how to connect to those. So we can use those buildings with inter-community to create new initiatives, and we can use the building to get to those new options right now. Yeah, that's what I was going to say. Yeah, that's what I was going to say. Repeat what she said for the rest of the group. I don't know that anyone can hear what she said other than your table, if there was something to have. Yeah, that's what I was going to say. Actually, that's exactly what I was going to say. Confliction of immigration and social distancing. Who is your spokesperson? I'm an officer, I'm an American and I'm a technical engineer. I promise the Heart City is ready for autonomous vehicles, which is, I think, a key aspect of becoming a smart city. It's one of the big areas that are already growing. We've already seen tests that are running out of this autonomous vehicle. It's here, it's not coming in yet. And we need to be safe on the stage together anyway. So the first aspect we look at was the legal aspect. Today, I think, in Kansas and Missouri, we don't have a lot of legislation around how autonomous vehicles will be managed, how they'll be run, how insurance is going to be managed, whether it's going to be legislation for getting into an accident so the group has the liability for an autonomous vehicle. So I think that's a big area that needs to start being addressed now for managing the move towards autonomous vehicles. Next, we start talking about some of the neighbors and technology around enabling the autonomous vehicles that are coming in the look here. The type of infrastructure that you're going to need to enable the autonomous driving, all the gestural current networks, they're going to need a lot of granular information, localised information. And a lot of that data can't be going from your ICP to a server in California and coming all the way back to Kansas when you need really real time processing the information to manage these autonomous cars. So looking at low latency, local hosting of information is key to being able to allow us to operate safely within the city. Looking at what sort of vehicle providers and pilots are going to be allowed to come and start driving in the city is important. Who are going to be your manufacturer? So who are you going to sign agreements with? How are you actually going to start? So to start making your legislation, you can't just work from the next stage. You probably need a pilot to look at the impact in the city. Look at how it's really working and start to drive all of those other areas. The next area, aside from the good technology, is what are the business drivers of reading events in the city? Surely you've got the technology. Sure, we know everyone's doing it, but how's the city reading in the benefit of this? Is it going to, are the business drivers the economy enables through more efficient businesses or efficient use of our roads? Or are there more direct revenue streams that can be taken from it? Things like the I-70 Technology Improvement Project, which could be looking at sustainable technology or sustainable business drivers that could self-find the improvements and improvements of those type of roads. And the other technology drivers, energy availability and sustainability, what type of energy systems are we going to be using? We've got electric systems, gas power systems, and fuel cells. I don't care if you know already running out there, electric vehicle chargers all throughout the city and it's a good step forward towards that time. But really, before you can see the city going in terms of supporting these technologies and these types of energies, when you're looking at sharing the economy, you may have someone picking up a car and driving in two blocks down.  And is that part going to have enough energy? How do you take it off the system to recharge it and put it back on the system to be used? I'm sure you might. Then we started talking about some existing projects that are interesting and applicable to this integrated roadway project, which is looking at precast railway and pavement chunks that already have lots of sensors and Wi-Fi availability that can be used to kind of gather data about how to be used and additional connectivity. I mentioned the I-70 road to tomorrow and how that can be used to generate revenue for software sustainability. And the other big area that can help to drive pilots would be Kansas City's applications and the DOT Global Initiative. And if they get on to that, it certainly helps to drive the tech up. And the next thing we started to get is talking about can drive a lot of speculation. But what are the long-term impacts of a move towards automation? I mean, it can go so many different directions and we were talking about 300 years ago if you were talking about the move to the vehicle from a horse. What do you think would have happened to a horse to Kansas City if you drove it to Kansas City? You drove it to Kansas City in your horse today and how would that be taken in? And try to apply the same mindset to electric vehicles in the future. How are all the industry and revenue streams around the current self-driven vehicles things more than just insurance companies that traffic violations finds? Parking management, all of those type of things that exist around the self-driven industry. How do those evolve or do they go away completely in the future of the automotive vehicles? And what are they replaced by one of the new areas of focus in the automotive vehicle? And some of the other benefits like reducing drug driving and DUIs and things like that. And then I'll finish off by just taking the focus for now that we should be doing the steps we should be doing now to make it happen. It's looking at so many automated cars so that you can start to face the end to the cities laying out whether that's laid into whether it's areas that are also going to be used as well. Starting to get the harder projects going so you can start working on the legislation aspects as I'm drafting those bills and figuring out how we can enable it in the city. And then also looking at other industries and all the just cars, things like logistics and trucks and all those and transporting goods and drones and all of those other aspects and all of those cars. So those are the highlights of our topic here. So, we had quite a bit of discussion that something that isn't captured here. Which is, what is the problem with this? Which is, what is this, sir? Which is, what is the problem with the role of autonomous vehicles as long as we're the same bunch of money there are many places that do transportation much better than we do already as friends in New York. So just because we can does mean we should and the question is, where should autonomous vehicles go? And where should we do more prevention in New York? Great, thank you. Thank you very much. All right, stage three, high quotes. So we explored, what did we explore? We explored how the city can promote citizens to build apps or to promote and improve mobility and transit within the city. One thing we noticed at the outset was since there's been a profound mindset, mind shift among the cities, pretty universally from one which maybe 10 years ago cities treated data sets and other information as proprietary software saying it's not available to the public and you have to fight in the screen to get hold of those data sets even if your population was free, better public service and use of public transit. Now it seems every city is throwing its data sets at the people to do whatever they can and will to be able to improve public transit. So I think that's a good step forward and it looks like there's lots of experiments around the world. So we spoke our conceptions down into I guess three categories. One is empowering citizens who are already able have the technical tools to build the apps, what kind of city to do in that context. The other is helping the city empower and encourage those who are not in the tech side to participate in the building of applications and tool sets and other ones taking advantage of those tool sets. And the third category which we didn't really address is how can we encourage corporations to play a significant role in the creation of apps for the public good. But in the first area, power exists is to build apps. I think they're all pretty self-abundant to this point. I think almost every city where it's solved is over to recognize that you need to have cities not serving active amounts and the data sets and let the games begin. Citizens do what they can. Lots of great examples. One particularly good example that Nicaria introduced us to with some club ride with me in Chicago app that was built to help kids who are afraid to travel through potentially dangerous areas to harness social media and GPS to be able to travel with friends across the city. Let's see. There were some talks about cities working to promote citizen technology competency and the use of data sets. It doesn't take much to learn how to use those data sets and build a few scripts to build some interesting apps to change the life within your city or even within your own neighborhood. We didn't take that to the hyper local level very much back there. Most of the apps, the two of objects that are really built for the upwardly mobile, which are white neighborhoods within the city. Some things that we need to do right now are pretty tools to the more general institutions in the city. Let's see. For those citizens who are otherwise not tech savvy, the suggestion was that there should be more ability to allow them to participate in crowdsourcing and information, build the apps and then be populated by those citizens, all the citizens that are both tech savvy and those are not to share information, real-time information about hot holes, about broken lights, real-time information about bus location, et cetera, which in the U.S. is not available. Human sensors, which I think indicates a lot of profound legal and personal data issues, but that's certainly another tool of the city could be experimented to allow for better information of the time data across the city. We didn't really talk about having encourage corporations to play in a more vital role. But then we had a couple of thoughts on that. Maybe I'll talk about projects and protect stuff. A couple of the projects we thought out was, one was a thought that maybe cities could create a real-time, real-space device lands. These device lands would be places where a city and corporations would populate the location with all the devices that anyone could use so that anyone who's building apps in the city can test them across the entire platform, across all the generations of iPhone, across all the generations of Android, across not just smart phone technology, but just the traditional mobile devices, across all the different software built on this phone. So you know everyone in the city who's got a mobile device is able to use the app so that's just the way it's possible. One other thought, sort of every city around the world is trying to do something about it. So I'd say we should convene, perhaps, a global demo day. Oh, I'm done. I didn't know what time. Global demo day. I'll scour and scrape and get the desks and bleeds for all the apps around the world so that no city should have the meaning over all the apps without sharing for the rest of the world. Transit out to get people to work and get students to school and be a nice quick demo and use the app for a time to build a city and over the use and retention of data sets. All right. Thank you, Jonathan. We're going to move right into our next panel. We're done with this. If I can get our next, we've got one more. And I want the three people, Eric, Bob, and Joe, if you want to make your way to the chairs in the front, then we will move right into the next session after we hear from the game forwarder and do a delivery back. John, thank you. Our question was how to be in the rich alternative forms of transportation. The things we've been talking about for the day and a half. It seems to us in our discussion that it all begins with making decisions about what we want to do, what we want to be like as a city. And so that's a policy decision. Why would we even consider alternative forms of transportation? One is that it's clear that the solutions that we've been building and operating really don't work well for everybody, right? And Kansas City is a good example of that. Maybe our traditional transport's OK in the urban core. But what about a length? And what about the connection in north of the river and in Blue Springs, if we sum it, really doesn't work so well. And Hays. Big partner. And Hays. And that's not quite Kansas City. And another reason is closing the equity gap. We're going to talk about today. But when there's a huge economic opportunity in South Overland Park and folks here in the city can access it easily, then does it become a civil rights kind of question or an environmental justice? And is that a basis for a policy shift? Or perhaps it's simply, what do we want to be like in the future? What is the urban form? Do we want to continue to have the kind of urban form that we're all familiar with here in Kansas City? And where do works like sustainability agree and so forth coming to be? It starts with policy. And as technology people, we're not in charge of policy. But how could we affect it? So to follow on with that, the whole Smart Cities initiative is important in policy. Because as Kansas City is showing all of us that there is a way to affect the decision makers and anybody that was at the reception last night.  But by golly, for whatever reason, he's buying into the technology. So it's our job to bridge the gap from the bunch of good ideas, great concepts that are part of the city's challenge brand application, the whole concept, and turning that into the reality that we need to accomplish the alternative form of transit OK, so much for the art trade. A question we ask ourselves is, what does the public really want and perhaps need? And how do we find that out? Suggestions were to ask the people through various forms of survey, perhaps use social media, social network media to find out more. So that the solutions we come up with are ones that people actually use and take advantage of. Another question is, how do we serve the lower density parts of Kansas City? I would suppose that, I don't know, 15, maybe 20% of the metropolitan areas population is in what we refer to as the urban core, where we have densities and urban fabric that lend themselves to traditional forms of transit. That means that 80% of us are in this part of the city where it doesn't work. How do we change the mindset that allows us to move to these micro-transit kinds of transportation as an example that don't fit into what we know about as institutions? Like all of you, there's labor issues and there's illegal questions and so forth. How do we adapt those good ideas that are out there that may not work the solutions of examples brought up? Uber is fine, right? It's flexible and being demand-based, it really fills a niche. But it's not as inexpensive as transit services are today. So how do we move to underwrite the cost of that so that it is affordable, so that these alternatives are really viable options for people who can't afford to pay me or $10 to provide and so forth? Then finally, as my colleague is up, we really need to do a better job of looking at the transportation system as a whole on individual things. And we're doing that, and we've been doing that using bison, there's a car sharing and dynamic ride sharing that somebody makes here. The connected vehicles, all of that to make our transportation system better, maybe not in one big bang, but stage these things, try prototypes, what works, what are the others and so forth. Not an easy task, but it's certainly an interesting process that we're getting into before we're talking more about it. Rivet, thank you. Thank you all for the great support outs. We're going to move right back into our next effort to reach out. We've been working with the community to see if we can share this with our audience. We have two small cities, four cities that we're in. Eric Rozier, city's chief innovation officer. And so I have to kind of think about the city to be in the data available and in terms of open data. How do you make that data available in a way that can be used for regional apps because data interoperability in the city is really key. Bob Bennett on the other end of the panel is also in the jury, our chief innovation officer here, about six weeks on the job. Something I like about it. And so thinking about internally, city processes, how do you take the project? It's really working on it and offline, but also spread those things throughout the region because from a national and international standpoint, people don't care that much. Innovation is in Kansas City, Missouri, or Kansas City, Kansas, or the next early summit. And Joe Beard has a number of different hats over the past four years. And it is a really unique perspective about regionalism. First is the mayor of Kansas City, Kansas, where he forged a close relationship with Mayor Sly Janes of Kansas City, Missouri on a number of different initiatives that went over to the ACA, which is the regional trans-city authority, and did a lot of work to integrate trans-assistance across jurisdictions, and is now getting ready to take leadership of the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. So thinking about regionalism from any private sector business perspective. Did all of you see how this shook out the last time, or do I need to go over kind of what we're hoping to do here? Basically, we want to get it back into small groups within 15 minutes. We have a prompt question here, but I'd like you to do, is one, give some initial thoughts on that question, but what we're really trying to do is get to three, four, or five questions that we organize tables around. So this may be one of them, but feel free to throw out other questions. Kerry will record those around regionalism, other people can tweet them at us. You may give them a digital, not sure. Want an email, if you want to raise hands, we'll give you some time for that so that we can get to a list of four or five questions that we then bring into small groups on. So the question, how do we participate in the system that embraces the entire metropolitan area while the municipal county jurisdiction, or some government policy, Eric, would you like to start? Yeah, thank you very much.


Good morning traders, Patrick Mullily here with another tickmail chart hit. I want to draw your attention today to a developing opportunity in the Euro Yen. We have price testing, some key trendline support here. We've had a bearish pinbar reversal yesterday as an inside bar setup and if we can get it moved through this trendline support at the 12060 area and I see the potential for this trade to play out in an equality swing which would take us down into this 11670 area. As always traders plan the trade, trade the plan and most importantly manage your risk. Until next time, thanks very much.