Okay, and welcome to 2018 this video is the beginning of a series for my shell script tutorials in 2018 I've done many show scripts in the past over the years, but this is the series. I'm doing in 2018 I'm gonna learn a lot this year be sure to check out the full playlist in the link in the description or at the end of This video again, so to be the first I'll be releasing a bunch over the coming weeks So let's go ahead and quickly jump in the show if you've used the shell at all with something that's very useful are man pages manual pages and so you can type in man and the Command you want to know about so in this case like LS is for listing directories You can hit man LS and then you can go through here and look at all your options for that program Q to get out of that you can also do something like make dirt and it will give you the Instructions the manuals for that or something like BC, which has a very long man page with a lot of stuff in here And I always say a good man page will always have examples But sadly a lot of man pages don't have any examples on how the commands work So how can you find minutes? Of course you can go and Google this command and see some examples But there's actually a website right here called cheat that sh And it's very simple to use up here at the top You can click this little box up here and type in the command or click the drop down to see a full list And you can see they have lots of commands In here already with some cheat sheets. So in here I can type in LS and hit enter And it'll give us some very quick examples on the LS command that you can play with or we can go make dirt and you can see some examples of that or BC and if you were to type in part of a command, so let's say I type in dir It's going to say. Oh, did you mean dir s make dir? Remove dir and you go. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I wanted remove dir And it will give you some examples on that and you can even do things like said and it'll give you some examples on said or Lots of just few examples that you can copy and paste but again, we're doing this in the web browser working in the shell Maybe we don't have a web browser not a problem. Of course if you look right here It tells you exactly what the command is and we go back to our home directory on this website You can see it tells you right here show the show cheat sheet I do curl the website and forward slash command and it's going to output so in here. I can say curl Cheat dot sh forward slash ls and it gives us the same examples or make dir or said or even Lock and you can course copy and paste these examples. So here this last example knock is Fine output separator for characters. So let's say we had this input of one two three with spaces Well, we can say well, let's in between each one of those numbers. I need to send my colon That's exactly what this command does here. We do that so very quick and easy to See commands some examples for them examples are great It's gonna save you some googling and you know man pages are great to get the details But if you just want to see how program works, it's nice to have a command you can copy and paste and go Okay, I got an idea on how this works instead of trying to go. Oh, okay so I say semi colon begin and then OFS and then you know, it's easy to have an example right there And it's a quick and easy way to do it. You can look at it in the web browser You know on your phone or your desktop But again, you can do the same exact thing in your shell without leaving it You can use curl or though. I'm sure that if we were to use W get with Dash Q for quiet and capital O dash for standard output. We get the same thing Let's close for you to make that a little cleaner. There we go So you can use W get if that's all you got. It's one of those things. I Love curl. I think it's a little more advanced than W get but W gets on pretty much every Linux system Even if you're working on a router or something. It's just there because it's built into things like busybox So it's nice to know how to both work. So there you go. I do. Thank you for watching again This is part of a series. I hope that you stick around for us and be sure to subscribe so you don't miss the rest of Series if you're waiting for more videos come out in the series I still I have hundreds of shell script tutorials. Just check out my website films by Chris calm That's Chris the K. There's a link in the description there You can search through all my videos from this channel and my other channel if you enjoy my videos Definitely think about becoming a supporter over at patreon.com Ford slash metal X 1000 or if you go to the support section on my website, you know support me through PayPal I do thank you for watching and I hope you like share comment subscribe all that stuff because it really does help Appreciate it, and I hope that you have a great day


I'm so excited to read this book to you today. I love this book and it's called Begu and it's by an author named Alexis Deacon and it's a little bit of an old book so it might look a little tattered. The story is timely and terrific. And on the title page there is a picture of a spaceship that has crashed to Earth. Begu was not supposed to be here. She was lost. Nobody seemed to understand her. She's going around to the rabbits. They're like, hmm? And then she goes to the tree. And the tree's like, huh? And some wouldn't even stay still to listen. She's trying to talk the leaves. She just doesn't know. From far away she thought she heard her mother calling. Do you know what this is? It wasn't her mother. In the olden days we used to have telephones and boxes like this and people would go into a phone booth and make a phone call. That's what was making the noise. Begu didn't like being alone. She needed to find some friends and she did at last. Look at that. She found a box of puppies. Oh, they're all snuggled all around. Look, she's so excited. Her ears go up. The box was left outside a building that says stray dogs home. And the man that came out of the building in the morning said, what on earth? But Begu wasn't wanted here. It seemed, oh, he put her away from her friends. Then she thought she found the perfect place. And it was. Look at her. She's doing the hula hoop and the jump rope at the same time and all the kids are laughing. Look at this teacher. Not everyone thought so. I would never be a mean teacher like that. Her friends wanted to say goodbye. Here they are coming. Oh, look at her ears are straight up. She's happy. She's getting lots of hugs. Oh, and they gave her something and she says goodbye. Once again from far, far away, she thought she heard her mother calling but she knew it couldn't be. Also, look at there she is holding on to her hula hoop, sleeping on the cold pavement. Could it be? They pulled her up into their new fixed spaceship. Look at how tiny she is. There's her mother and her dad and they're giving her hugs. Begu told her parents all about life on earth and how earth creatures were mostly big and unfriendly but there were some small ones who seemed hopeful.  They're interested. They look curious. Begu would always remember the small ones and she hoped that they would remember her to the end.


At Navarra Media, we pride ourselves on being independent of billionaire barons. That's because we're funded by our audience, we're funded by you. We don't have to answer to anyone with particular vested interests. It's very different from people who work for the Murdoch press, people who work for the sun, people who work for the times, people who work for talk radio. They do know that ultimately their wages are being paid by Rupert Murdoch. And this is why I think they often lash out at us. They lash out at independent journalists who aren't funded by billionaires. It happens quite a lot, surprisingly. And it happened this week. This week, we got attacked by Oliver Kam. He's a leader, writer and columnist for the Murdoch owned Times. On Thursday, he tweeted the following. Navarra Media can say whatever it likes without checking. That's the difference between blogging and genuine reporting. Now, I saw that tweet and it piqued my interest. Someone challenging, disputing the editorial standards of Navarra Media. I wanted to know about it. He was sharing an article from the Jewish Chronicle. And so their headline Pro Corbyn Journal claims Stammer agreed quick deal to former leaders return. This is a reference to a brilliant article we have on our website by Oliver Eagleton. It's about the events which led to Corbyn being suspended from the Labour Party. Now, I'd expected that I'd have a look at that JC article and there'd be some disputation of what was in that article. Some sort of claim that what was written there was false. That seems to be the implication of what Oliver Kam has said. I read that entire Jewish Chronicle article. There was nothing all it had. The only criticisms it had of the piece was was the following. They write, according to the article, Sir Keir had personally promised his predecessor to share his speech in advance, but failed to do so. The leaders office has yet to comment on the claims by Mr. Eagleton, editor of the New Left Review and author of a new book on Sir Keir. But the article was met with derision on social media. Actor Marlon Solomon branded it the comedy revision stage of Navarro Media's anti-Semitism coverage. He posted, so Stammer withhold sending him his speech just so Corbyn could walk into the trap of just being Corbyn, then he could suspend him.  Now, that's just two tweets from people who are always angry at Navarro Media, making no factual claim about what was in the article. They're just lashing out on Navarro Media as they always do. These are, by the way, two very obsessive accounts. And Oliver Kam thinks this counts as a cautionary tale. I was very confused. I pointed this out to Oliver Kam. I think this was in, I thought it was quite a polite tweet, to be honest. So I tweeted Kam, how is this a cautionary tale in anything? We've published a well-sourced article. You're sharing an article based on tweets from two obsessive accounts in a newspaper who last week had to pay out damages for publishing something they admitted was entirely untrue. That was because of their coverage of Mark Wadsworth. Now, I didn't get a sensible response from Oliver Kam to that. Instead, he put his account on private so no one could see that tweet. He just tweeted and no one could see anything he tweeted. He locked his account then behind the veil of secrecy. Now, we had to see this from screenshots because obviously we can't see his account once it goes private. He goes on to slag off Navarra Media now, not because of any supposed factual inaccuracy, even though they couldn't find any, but because of where we live. So Oliver Kam writes, just protected my tweets, comrades and friends to preempt a drearily predictable fusillade from Navarra Media, denouncing me from the comfort of their bedsits. Life is short and I've got work to do. Aaron, I want to bring you in on this. We have discussed before times journalists lashing out at Navarra Media on very shaky foundations. I mean, this is particularly shaky and then ends up just being very unpleasant. You're saying we live in bedsits. Now, you can see where I live, it's not a bedsit. But if it was, I wouldn't have any shame about that. Many people do have to live in bedsits. It's where you live if you're on a low income, right? Actually, to be honest, not many people can afford to live in a bedsit in London. Now, you really always have to share a house with lots of people. But anyway, the impression he is trying to make there is these people don't have much money. So he said, one, you don't have high editorial standards. Oh, you've called me out because I actually couldn't locate where the editorial standards were wanting. Now I'm just going to diss you on the basis that you don't have as much money as me. Aaron, what's going on here?   First of all, like you say, we're regulated by impress. People are welcome to dislike Navarra. Fine. It's a free country. Knock yourself out. Some people are going to like us. Some people are going to dislike us. It's a well researched piece, well written. The gentleman's going to write a book with Verso books. You know, it's not just some made up, gobbledygook. There's serious arguments are being made, well researched. If you want to find a problem with them, like you say, Michael, when that tweet went out, the article went out from the Jewish Chronicle, I thought, oh, God, we've got some inaccuracy here. We're going to have to edit something, make a correction. OK, well, let's see. And like you said, it's just two pranks, frankly, tweeting about us. And they're upset. They are obsessives. And it had nothing remotely to do with the substance of the points being made in the article or even countering them. And when this was pointed out to Mr. Cam, who is quoting a piece from the Jewish Chronicle, which has been subject, I think, now to four libel settlements, it's settled. It's given money to people over libel cases in recent years. It's been forced by Ipso, which is regulated by to make nine corrections, I think, in three years. We're regulated in our media by Impress, which is a higher standard than Ipso. Ipso is effectively a self-regulator for the print media in this country. We're regulated by Impress. We've had zero corrections in the last three years.  It's remarkable. He was completely found out. He was revealed as the ignoramus that he is. I mean, you just haven't got a leg to stand in a second, though. Just a blog. They're not regulated. Actually, we are regulated to a higher standard, and we've had no corrections. People said, well, people don't really care about Navarro media. Guess what? When you're writing articles about John Ware, about the labor leaks, about trade union general secretaries who subsequently had to resign because of a story we published, we're getting lots of correspondence from lawyers. You wouldn't be surprised. Point is, we do things professionally, and we haven't fallen short yet. We might have to make a correction one day, but so far we haven't. So we're regulated. And of course, the moment he was found out, Michael, this this cheap, smarmy little man had to start making comments about where we live. I don't I don't live in a bedside. If I did, it wouldn't make the slightest difference in terms of the quality of my opinion or the substance of my character for better or for worse. And actually, if Oliver Cam is any indicator, there's somebody who has a presumably he has a nice home, who's very well off, who's very expensively educated. They can be arseholes. It doesn't mean that they're particularly intelligent because he was wrong in this instance, and he sort of made a sort of cowardly way out by rather than sort of apologizing or trying to defend his argument, just started name-calling. And it's factually inaccurate. And also people said, you know, they're student politics. Students don't live in bed-sits, as you've just said, Michael. It's generally single men on low incomes. It's generally single men on low incomes. And actually, I'm not surprised he used that argument, Michael. And actually it was in a way it's positive because rather than saying this nonsense or actually in a foreign media, they're all posh. He's now saying, well, actually, they're all in bed-sits.   I only waste my time on rich people. I bet you do.  That's why you were very out of touch and a whole bunch of issues. I'd rather him say that, Michael, it's a compliment than saying we're posh than saying, you know, we all live in beds. It's fine. You go knock yourself out, Oliver.


This 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 Double Cab Short Box 1LT is stock number 12019Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 has the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel with the LML motor which pumps out 397 horsepower. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. Black clear coat is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition and options of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and want to check out more videos and see more videos every day in the lower right hand part of the screen is a subscribe button to our YouTube channel click that and then click the bell notifications and you'll get updated every single day we do videos here at Summit Auto. This one comes with the polished aluminum 20 inch rims and it has Goodyear Wrangler trail runner tires these are LT27565R20s and these tires have right around I'd say 60% of the tread left on them. Front fender is in nice shape I didn't see any major dents or dings on there comes with a really nice western grille guard front bumper is in excellent shape didn't see any major dents or dings on there it does come with the factory fog lights the projector lamp headlamps and the grille is in nice shape too. The hood is in excellent condition no dents or dings on there and the passenger side front fender no major dents or dings on there passenger side rim no scuffs or scrapes and as you go down this side of the truck take note of how clean the body is how reflective and mirror like that paint is we take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down you can still see the truck here the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so when you do get here there's no surprises and you can make a smart and informed decision from the from your own home very nice and clean down this side and keep in mind that this is a six year old truck so very nice condition considering the age on it back room is in nice shape back tires have just as much tread as the front tires maybe even a little bit more and the frame and under body is in nice condition just a little bit of surface rust by the welds and stuff but that's pretty common on the GM's has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way and all the lower rockers look really good on this truck comes with a nice set of factory chrome step bars and it does have the z71 off-road suspension package which gives you the Rancho shocks and all the skid plates underneath back bumpers in pretty nice shape does have the backup parking sensors full towing package which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring it also has that reducer in there as well tailgate is in really nice condition as well it does have a backup camera locking tailgate the shock down assist tailgate so it's never gonna slam on you this one does have a bed mat that comes with it and the bed for the most part is in really nice shape a little bit of light-duty usage but hey it's a truck that's what happens coming down the driver side just as nice as that passenger side I didn't see any dents or dings on the box looks really good and this back rim is in really nice shape as well down the rest of the side of the truck paint is very shiny and reflective those have the telescopic tow mirrors they do a built-in directional signals they telescope out like so they also telescope or fold in it should say inside the 1LT package gives you the black cloth interior there are no rips there are no tears on the seats they're in really nice shape you do get the 40-20-40 split-bend seating power driver seat factory all-weather floor mats auto headlamps turned out four-wheel drive and factory brake controller power windows power locks power mirrors and we'll hop inside take a look at the miles and radio and instrument cluster and see that this one has 48,515 miles you do get a digital speedometer compass display and you get the Z71 trim on the dash there which is really nice comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel blue tooth and information center controls on the right cruise controls on the left this one comes with the Allison six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift this one has AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities has a compass there and then you have your other apps that are right there as well that's also where your backup camera shows up and it does have a CD player down here is your climate controls you also have your heated seat buttons including your dual climate controls right there power pedals stability control that's for your cargo lamps parking sensors you can turn those off and on down hell sys control and your factory exhaust break this one does have the 12 volt powerpoint and then down here is a hundred five hundred ten volt 150 watt plug-in passenger side format whoops sorry about that the gimbal didn't like what I was doing passenger side format and seat are an excellent condition no rips or tears on there and the headliner is in really nice condition on this truck as well up here you get your map lights and this button right here indicates that this one has the snow plow prep package and this one does have on-star and SOS capabilities in the rearview mirror we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we will start it up and check out under the hood back seats are just as nice as the front seats no rips or tears back here does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost you get all weather floor mats back here as well and you can see just how nice and clean the carpeting is back here too no rips or tears this one does come with side current airbags and the bottoms of the doors all look really good and we'll start it up and take a look under the hood starts right up no check engine lights or anything like that I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you have been able to verify just how clean this truck is all the way around inside and out and underneath under the hood we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel LML motor 397 horsepower once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go there's your emission sticker I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars trucks SCVs minivans Wranglers half tons three quarter tons one tons you name it we got to go to that website right there www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto number two like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there click the bell notifications and you'll get updated every time we do a video here at summit auto fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel in 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Yr hyn yn gofyn o'r meddwl a dyfgrifydd mae'r swyddan yn cael ei cheif, a rwy'n ei hwna o'r drwych yn ystod addysg. Ddiolch yn ffordd y byddwyr empathyadau unrhyw iawn i fy mod i rei meddwl perfection yma, a hynny'n mynd i gyfraeg ei hunwt hyd yn gweithio'r llif ac yn ymhwybodaeth yn ymgyrch gysyllt ar hwn. Ond ydych wedi'u ei ymdilygau am wneud felly rydyn ni fod ydi'r ymlaen i ddigon i gyrdych mae'n amser am ydweud yn ymgyrchol gyda 3 gyrdd, ac mae mor i'n gweithio bod yn cymryd. Mae'r ciswng, yn gyfannu ddiddordeb yn y gweinidol, ond mae wedi bod yn gofynu'r gweithio ar y bus, neu'r gweithiau, ac mae'n gofynu'r gweithio yn gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'r gweithio ar y 25 gyrdd. Rwy'n amser y gallu chi'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio ar y brydau, yn ychynigol. felly Chilla wedi gydwedd i mi. Ac yn ychydig o'n meddwl, boeddi'r fflaengen o'r hwyl iawn i'ch ddweud ei ddweud o'r fflaenginu i 2019, ond, yma, 2018, ymlaen gennym chi, Chilla? Yn ddweud, mae'n adrodd i'n meddwl, roedd yw'n ei ddweud. Felly, rydyn ni'n ddim yn cael ei ddweud i ddweud. Mae bod yr oedd am y cymhwyl, rydych i'r oedd honno allu'r mbeiddiad. Mae'n irrhyw o'r unrhyw o'r pwysigedd a'n i'r gael ei ffordd srifiad. Felly rydw i wneud hyn a'r ymddangosi mewn gwahl o'r pwysig mai'r ddweithio, yn an smokes or yn y dysgu 5 ymdweithi, ychwanell fydd wedi bod yn ffantastig. Roedd ddwy'r wneud o wneud hynny, ac mae'n fyddaw arno i chi. Mae'n charmyniad yn ei bod yn irrhyw o ddechrau I went to, and what I could see on the Twitter stream, were just really, really great. So I think there's lots to think about. I think we should all feel proud that 25 years on the organisation is where it is, and that's down to the community and the work of Marin and all the team at all and the conference committee and everyone. So I think it's been great, and yeah, I can't have one thing, just overall it's just been fantastic for me. One of the highlights for me for the conference was actually today at half-past two where we virtually connected with participants in other parts of the world who can't be here. And one of the things they said to us was that they felt the hug of this conference extending outwards. Over the years, we've really leveraged learning technology more. I think my colleague Martin and his team have really helped us amplify the voice and used this platform to bring our communities closer together. So that has been a real win for me. Our job is to make sure I'll grow and I'll serve this membership, but also to reach out and connect more. So that's been a real highlight, and if you are still watching remotely, this is a big round of applause for you. Thank you very much for joining us. Now, Sheila mentioned that there were many people involved in organising this event for the last 12 months. But in particular, I want to say thanks to the organisations, all of the members of ALT who have supported the event, both the sponsors and the exhibitors, because they play a really important role in making all of this possible. But also I think this year have really engaged in the conversations and given sessions and been very constructive about the dialogue between industry and practice and research. So to all of the organisations involved in supporting this event and ALT all year round as members, we want to say a really big thank you. And an even bigger thank you to all of our participants and also, do you want to say thanks to? Yeah to our speakers, to the session chairs, the exhibitors, the sponsors, the committee members, the trustees and the co-chairs and everyone else. That's my cue, because we have one more present to get now. So all the trustees, all of our trustees have co-chaired this year, but I think the trustee of all trustees to co-chaired this year is no doubt being Sheila herself. So we thought as we had one of the wonderful awards that were made for the Learning Technologist of the Year awards winners, spare, we had 11 winners and we had 12 awards. We thought as a past Learning Technologist of the Year and super co-chair of them all for this year we are going to give Sheila an award and a present. So please put your hands together for our wonderful co-chairs. And we must say thank you to all other trustees and in particular to Martin Weller who's been unable to be with us today. But Martin if you're watching, we send you a big hug and thank you for doing so much to help this conference be such a success this year. But now we have new co-chairs to invite over and the baton is passed. So I'd like to invite on to the stage two of the three co-chairs for next year's conference. And if you can put your hands together once more for Keith Smyth and Melissa Hayden. Thank you. We're also going to be joined by Louise Jones. We have three co-chairs. Does that make us tri-chairs or a three-legged stool or something that is unable to be knocked over? A three-legged dog is still a dog, he can still run. Yeah, we're taking the conference to Edinburgh. Well, I'm really looking forward to welcoming all back to Edinburgh. It's been a while. We've had some work to do. We've had to refit the entire conference venue in the meantime. So the conference venue will be the stunning McEwen Hall in Edinburgh which has been refurbished over the last couple of years and is looking fantastic now. Edinburgh is the home to the enlightenment and I expect that we will have a conference where there will be much discussion. It's a delight to me that there are so many active learning technologists in Scotland at a very vibrant network and actually very many, quite a gaggle of accredited Seamalt practitioners in Scotland. And it will be a wonderful opportunity for us to welcome you all to our home country and to our beautiful, beautiful city in Edinburgh. It's going to be a conference where we, I think, think a lot and get critical, so get wisdom is one of the headlines that's written across the top of McEwen Hall. There's a number of sort of mission statements for the enlightenment written around the building and we will be looking to them all, I think. It will be the first alt after possibly Brexit. This time next year I think that the economic environment for higher education will be very different than it is this year. I'll be interested to see whether that's reflected in the presentations or in our thinking about our practice. I think there will be institutions thinking quite differently about how they manage their business. When there are likely to be changes in funding and how we support students and staff. So I think a year from now it genuinely is going to be quite different and it will be wonderful to meet again in a lovely space to talk about how that's changed our practice and our environment. The conference themes are around criticality, building on what we've been doing this year. That was one of the themes of this conference and we're going to try to work on that and bring it through. But I think it's about being critical friends. Critical friends help each other to improve practice. We're honest with each other and supportive. Critical doesn't mean criticism. It means having that critical eye on what we do, our commitment to values, our commitment as a community, to creativity, to community, to social good, to openness and porosity and more democratic access to knowledge and learning. So we have a number of strands to support the themes and there will be calls and lots of ways to get involved. Thanks Melissa, just a few words from me, but first an apology to Vicky Dale, who now knows why we were laughing rather nervously in a coffee break when she came up to us and said, this has been the best thought conference ever. I've heard that a lot today and it's certainly the best thought conference I've ever been to. So we are going to endeavour to rise to the mountainous challenge that Sheila and colleagues have put ahead of us. So just to stress, we're only laughing at our own predicament. So this has introduced the themes. The only additional thing I want to say about that is that in bringing those themes together we're trying to frame next year's conference so that we'll be of interest and relevance to colleagues across the schools, further and higher education and community education sectors, plus colleagues beyond in the wider sector. And what we're really hoping to do is take forward some of the discussions we've had the last few days, particularly around things like intersection. We want to explore those intersections further and we want to, I guess, in amongst all those themes, ask the question, what can we learn from one another in the joint project of educational technology? So Melissa mentioned further information to come. That includes about keynotes, but there are already some very exciting possibilities floating to the surface. There will also be information coming out about how the wider art community can get involved in the conference itself, on the committee, reviewing. We will be tapping people on the shoulder to do various things, no doubt. And I think the only thing I would say beyond that is to get involved, come along as a presenter, as a participant, get involved in conference committee, come along and help shape some critical dialogue, some critical debate about ed tech and arguably one of the finest cities in the world. So thank you. Well, and with that we have passed on the button. We're very thrilled to have Melissa, Keith and Louise all joining us for the next 12 months. They have no idea how much hard work this is going to be. So they're definitely in for a treat and if you're up for joining in, please do volunteer. The call for various conference committees, including for all we are 19, and the winter conference, which is in less than three months time, is now open. So just a hint for those of you who are already thinking that you're missing the conference. But this is it from us this year. It's been a very special year. It's been quite an emotional three days, I think, for all of us have been involved in organising the event. But I like to think that we can still do a bit better next year. So hopefully on that note, thank you again for participating and being part of our community and have saved travel time. Thank you.


It's just after 12 noon. It's like 12, 10 or something. This is a sweatshirt. This is my favorite sweatshirt. It's a large, oversized, like Mosimo is a old Target brand. It's a Men's Double XL. I love this sweatshirt. I wear it a lot when I'm out walking, when it's chilly out. It's really old and I don't wanna get rid of it, but yeah, I got a hole in the pocket. So I picked up some shirts at the thrift store recently and I'm going to make some hexagons, English paper piecing style.  So I will get that done and I will show you what it looks like because my clothes either have holes in them or paint. I'm gonna do the t-shirt next. I'll be back. So I also fixed my black t-shirt. It's just a simple old navy t-shirt. But I think this might be one I got at the thrift store. Anyway, I got a hole in it. Down by the hem. There we go. Down by the hem. I could have just repaired it with black, but I thought, you know, pop a color.  I mean, you know, yeah, why not? Just a little, where are we? A little pop of color. So, and again, wait, turn this the right side out. You can see my favorite sweatshirt is all fixed. So, you know, you don't always have to get new. You can repair it and you don't have to try to do a repair that doesn't show why, why, why. So, slow stitching and repair together. It's not an original idea, people. Don't get excited. There's a lot of video out there. Anyway, I think it's time to eat lunch. I'll be back. And the shirts that I picked up at the thrift store the other day have all been cut up and parted out. I will probably be taking some of the excess and putting it in fabric bundles in the Etsy shop again, probably sometime this week. So watch for that. Those will be something I think going forward that will be periodically in the shop as I can get supplies to share. And as long as they sell, I'll be offering them as long as you're all interested. Anyway, right, we're waiting for the kids to come over. They're gonna be dropping the dog off because I think we're puppy sitting for a few hours. And it's Monday morning, June 29th, 8.53 a.m.  Don't get excited. As you just saw, I was doing my weekly list of to-do things that I need to do. A lot of little note carry.  Those are a couple of things I can get off my list right away. And I will probably go through all the vlog clips from last week and get that edited this morning also. I need to check in with a friend who's having a hard time right now. And I have other things I'd like to do today, but those are my priority. So remember a while back when I was saying that I suck at getting pictures of wildlife? Yeah. You still do. I still do. So as we were coming around the corner from our house, just like two doors down, two deer ran in front of us across the creek, across the road from one side of the creek to the other side of the creek. I couldn't get the phone open fast enough. I know. Anyway, we're headed out for this evening's walk. I didn't expect that I was gonna do all the purging that I did today, but I got all the purge items listed up on Etsy. So that's all done. I thought I was gonna end up doing something else, but that's okay. I needed doing this week. Tomorrow I've got a bunch of watercolor paintings to do and film, so yeah. All right, that's it for the moment.  The only wildlife I can catch a picture of is that cat back there, right there, that black dots, a cat. I couldn't even catch the bumblebee on camera, because you know, the only ones I can catch are the sleeping cat and the slugs. That's it. And Lily. And Lily. I'm useless at wildlife photography. So you know, I guess we're all bad at something, right? All right, we're headed back. Haven't run into any people, so I've needed this, yay. Hey guys, it is Tuesday, June 30th, like 2-11 p.m. I had to look, cause I have no idea. I was going to concentrate on filming the some more of the 30 paintings and 30 days series. And I did get some of that film, five more episodes, but I spent most of the morning updating all of them different merch sites my artwork is on, which I haven't done in a long time, so I needed it. All the sites are a little bit different in what merchandise is available, how they format the artwork to be printed on their sites. But I do have merchandise on Teespring, Redbubble, and Society 6. I will link all of them down below.  There is a few on Society 6 too. And so yeah, anyway, I got all that done and then I had lunch and then I filmed. In the meantime, I am fascinated by watching all of the crazy drama that's going on in the beauty community here on YouTube. Holy cow, glad I'm not in the beauty community. That's just insane. Hey guys, so it is about six o'clock. I'm Tuesday evening, the 30th of June, and Bob is headed out really quick to go drop off a package for me at the mailbox and I'm cooking some pasta. He asked me, what do you want for dinner? I said something I don't have to cook. Was anybody else just getting tired of? Yeah, tired, just getting tired. Anyway, hey guys, good morning. It is, I don't know, after 8 a.m. on Wednesday, July 1st. I don't know exactly what time it is, 8.30-ish. It's not nine o'clock, I don't think. Anyway, if you remember from last week's vlog, I put some twill tape into my Camellia flower dye on Saturday. I meant to only leave it in there until Sunday, but it's Wednesday. So we're gonna take it out now. I've got a cookie sheet to hopefully try to control the mess I've got gloves on. And I'm gonna put it out on this rack on top of this cookie sheet to dry. The idea is to take it out of the water, kind of squeeze it out over the container as much as I can and then lay it out on this rack to dry. It may pick up a little bit of old water-soluble ink or dye or paint or something from the rack. I'm okay with that because I haven't used these racks before for like dye and paper and stuff. So that is a pretty pink color.  I'm gonna just let it dry naturally and then we'll see what happens. It's a pretty sort of light, well, medium pink color. Might be a happy accident that I ended up leaving it in here because maybe it is darker because I did that. I'll do you. I'll show you all in a minute. Can you see? Oh yeah, you can see it on camera. It's a pretty pink color. Now I do have some scrap packs available in my Etsy shop and I packed them up and listed them without putting any of this in there. I may go back if they don't sell before I get done with drying this and everything. I may go back and spool a little some of this and add it to those scrap packs. I think so. I think that's it. Nope, that's it. Okay, so I really, really, really don't wanna get pink dye on my ironing board but I'm gonna see if I can do this. And that's my art friends chat that's like digging in the background. So sorry. All right. Yay, I did that without making a mess. Woohoo, yay me. Hey guys, it is, I was gonna say Wednesday, it's Thursday, it's just after two o'clock. I spent the morning chatting with some friends and last week if you saw me sorting through my stickers I had some that I kept that were in small little storage journals that I had made using like happy planner rings. And it just wasn't working for me anymore and it had to change. So I spent some time while we were chatting today sorting through the stickers that were in those. They're not all the stickers I kept but the ones that I'm gonna be actively using were in there and also I had another one that had post-it notes in it. And so I hold on a second. Okay, so I had this travelers' notebook, style notebook from, these were from Michaels, I think. And I had this one, it had a journal in it. So it's about this, the journal cover is about the same size as the journal I'm drawing in for this month, which is great. Cause if I had to, I could just take the two of these and a pen and go, not that I'm going anywhere cause where are we gonna go? And that's my lunch yogurt. But this travelers' notebook cover worked great. I have some, what are they called? Invoice pockets? I don't remember, but they're these thick vinyl pockets I got on Amazon. I'll link them below, they were wider and I cut them apart down one side, took like about an inch off. And then I taped two of them together at the center where they were not open, left the opening on the outside edge. And then I made a whole bunch of them and I'm able to put my stickers in and sorted some sticky notes that I wanna use in the drawing journal. I purged a little bit from those old disc bound journals I had them in, which worked at the time but they weren't working anymore for me. And I had two of the disc bound journals. They were very fat, very bulky and not super convenient to get to and to have downstairs. This way I just have this. That works for me. I do have more stickers upstairs but for now I'm gonna focus on getting through these and I do have a couple of particular styles of stickers. I like if you took, I didn't kind of a slow look at that. I like the Hida stickers in particular and the Japanese sort of planner type stickers. And that's kind of what I used yesterday I used. Oops, one of them down there, see? So yeah, so anyway, so that worked for me. So I spent some time while I was chatting with my friends working on that and getting some stuff done in that regard. I have to go through scrapbooking paper soon and also I need to get some resin projects finished and go through the resin stuff and maybe work on that section of the art room. Yeah, and stuff like that. So I'm just gonna eat some lunch and watch some YouTube and then we'll see where I get to from there. I'll be back. July 3rd, yes, because she's still there. Tomorrow's 4th of July. So I woke up this morning to, well I kind of knew what was happening last night. My family having a Facebook disagreement. That's the nicest way to put that. About the current state of things in our country, in politics and with the virus. My sister, Elizabeth, faced the page. Cause that's a proper place to have that. I don't know anyway. And Bambi's outside. And she didn't seem to care. One little bit that Bob left a few minutes ago and pulled the car out of the driveway to go to the gym and drop off. An Etsy order this morning. Ron win your boxes being dropped off as we speak. It's just before 10 a.m. And you should have it. I would think by Monday and you probably got an email with a tracking number if you didn't message me, let me know. Anyway, Bambi didn't seem to be bothered in the slightest. She was too busy eating breakfast. And I'm guessing when she's done those bowls are gonna be empty. There's two bowls out there. She seems to be like counting down on both of them.  There she is. Let's divvy you out my front window. My driveway is open to the woods next to my house. So we have lots of wildlife that come through. Lots of stray cats, but also deer, raccoons, coyote, possum. It looks like those bowls might be empty. She's rooting around all the ground. Anyway, as soon as she's gone I'll put some more corn out. Right now I'm gonna go upstairs and turn on the computer. I've got another Etsy order to fill that can actually go in the drop box here by the house. So I'm gonna go take care of that. I'll be back. Okay, the Camellia Died Ribbon is dried and spooled. I'll put a picture here. We've got the old coffee grounds in a jar, soaking in water.  And you've got coffee dye. I have a lot of coffee grounds in that jar. I'm gonna let it soak for a couple of days and then I'm going to drain off the water to save. And I'm gonna refill the jar with more water and see what happens. So I'll keep you posted. Anyway, we're gonna move the washer and dryer out so I can clean the floor and get ready for the new washer and dryer to come in because yeah, a washing machine broke the other day. I think I, I don't know if I've logged about it right now, but yeah. Anyway, husbands moving the cars around so that when the kids get here for dinner, we have a place to put the washer and dryer in the garage so that we can clean the floor because yeah. Hey guys, it is Saturday afternoon, just around lunchtime-ish. I think it's like 1230, 1240, somewhere in there. We went and dropped off an Etsy order at the post office, checked on the Pia box. I picked up some envelopes. He's closing the garage door, we fed Bambi. Dropped off some donations. The kids are coming over later. Only Rebecca and Polly is, Jenny and Brian aren't coming. Brian ate something I think last night that he's not feeling well today. So yeah, but we have a little bit before they all show up so we just thought we'd go for a little drive. And yeah, I'm gonna go downstairs and have some lunch and relax for a little bit and I'll be back. Hey guys, it is 11, 12 p.m. Fourth of July evening. I'm sure at some point you'll still be able to hear it because it's loud. The neighbors behind us, more than one of them are still setting off fireworks. I don't think I'm probably gonna be able to get to sleep anytime soon. Right, dear? Right. Yeah, Fred and I are still awake. I was just posting to social media and all that stuff. Anyway, it was a quiet Saturday, a quiet fourth, but that was all right. The kids came over, we barbecued some hamburgers and for those that don't know, we do still see our daughter and son-in-law up until recently they lived with us. So we feel like being socially distanced kind of a little bit pointless since they used to live here recently. Anyway, I hope you've all had a good week. See, popping here. I hope you've all had a good week. We've had it, you know, decent week considering the world situation. It's not been bad. It's different, it's not bad. Anyway, it's been a good week. I hope it's been good for you too. And don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you'd like to support the free content here on YouTube and get things like digital downloads for me, occasional snail mail for me, tutorials that you don't get here on YouTube, join my Patreon. Think about doing that. If you don't wanna join Patreon, you can shop at my Etsy store or one of a number of other things to support the free content, not just for my channel. A lot of your favorite creatives have ways to support their free content both on YouTube and over in the Facebook art groups. If you can't find store links or something for them, ask them, I'm sure they've got a way. Anyway, stay safe, stay healthy, stay creative.  We're gonna hope they stop sometime soon so I can get some sleep and I'll see you next week. Bye guys.


horse with the speed of light, the plot of dust in a hearty high of silver, the Lone Ranger. In the years following the gold rush, many men in California rose to fabulous heights of wealth and power. One of these was Arnold Gerson, who's wealth reached out to develop the vast resources of the far west. Unlike the thousands of gold seekers, adventurers, and parasites who sought to grab only what they could hold in their hands, Arnold Gerson was in the far west to stay. Gerson saw the growing influx of the disreputable element and knew that they could and would destroy what he and others like him had rested from this land of promise. He decided to strike at the heart, the infamous Barbary Coast. In an effort to stamp out the viciousness, Gerson sought for and found the Lone Ranger. This mask rider of mystery, though reluctant to leave the plains and mountains of the cattle country, answered the call and soon found himself fighting a new type of criminal in the Barbary Coast. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver. The Lone Ranger rides again. I'm Silver, master big fellow. I'm Silver! Bob Gerson came home from school to spend a few days with his father. It was about a week after Dreg Rayburn met his end in the waters off the coast. Gerson and Bob were discussing it in the library. It's probably just as well he went that way. A man like Dreg Rayburn lived by violence.  But dad, are the authorities sure he's dead? Well, it's fairly well established. Sure was great the way the Lone Ranger smashed those crooks. Dolly, I wish I could have been here to see it. How do you like the Lone Ranger's friend? Dan Reed? Oh, I liked him a lot. Yes, I too. I thought he had the right stuff in him from the first time I saw him. How's he doing in school? He was doing great until he had to leave. Leave? Oh, I didn't know he'd left. What was the trouble? Oh, no trouble at all. The Lone Ranger finished his job here and planned to return to the plains, so he took Dan with him. Well, this is news to me. I thought Dan was to remain in school. That's what Dan and I thought until the man came with a message. What man? What message? He was nearly a week ago. Came for Dan and Dan left. He didn't have time to say goodbye. He left a note for me. Do you still have the note? Yes, sir. Here it is. I've had it in my pocket ever since. When was this? Nearly a week ago. I expected to hear from Dan again. I left a lot of his things at school. I expected him to send for them. Well, I saw the Lone Ranger yesterday. You did? Seems to me that he'd have mentioned it if he'd taken Dan from school. Well, I should think so. Bob, I'm going to have the tower lamp lighted. That's a signal to the Lone Ranger. He sees it. He'll come here. I want to tell him about this. Meanwhile, as night gathered in the hills across the bay, Dan Reed made a snug camp, employing those things he'd learned from the Lone Ranger and Tonto. The man who watched him at work had a mean face in a surly manner. Yet he showed approval. I guess I knew what I was doing when I brought you along.  There's nothing to make in a camp. Not if you know how to go at it. Now, me, I don't know how. I've never camped in the woods in my life. Is that the only reason you got me? Yes, or don't worry, kid.  Look here, mister. Well? Just who are you? That needn't concern you. Well, you won't get away with this. Sooner or later, the Lone Ranger will find out about it. Then I guess you know what'll happen. Whatever happens, kid, you'll be the first to be hurt. Remember that. This mask-pally yours better not press me too hard. You can't get away with it, mister. Let me put you straight. I've gotten away with so much already that I ain't worried. There was a crook named Raven. He thought he was too strong to be trapped, but he wasn't. Tell me more about him. The Lone Ranger got him. He drowned in a bay trying to escape. What if he hadn't drowned in the bay? He'd have been caught. And there's enough proof against him to hang him. I understood that Raven had to run because a pack of seamen were after him. That's right. But the Lord didn't have anything on him. There's plenty on him now. A lot of evidence turned up after he was dead. That's interesting. Don't see what there is to laugh about. Well, and I'll tell you, Raven ain't dead. No? Someone else was dragged out of the water, not Raven. Oh. I begin to understand. I'm... Drag Raven. That accounts for a lot of things. Yeah. I'm Drag Raven and they can't hang me more than once. If anyone comes pressing me too close, you know what'll happen, don't you? I can guess. The first one to stop a bullet. I'll finish up with this camp and then I'll put the ropes on you for the night. Look here, Raven. I know you have to tie me so I won't escape, but you needn't rope my horse so tightly. Victor won't leave without me. I take no chances. How long do you expect me to travel with you? I get far enough away so that I don't worry about being trailed. And maybe I'll let you go. Maybe. Yeah, maybe. And maybe not. That all depends. You won't let me go, you don't dare. You know what I'll do. I'm the only one who knows you're still alive. I might get soft-hearted. No, I don't count on that. I guess I've made enough camps in the last few days. Now you can make your own camp. Figure it out for yourself just how to live in the woods. Oh, so you're going to mutiny, huh? Call it that. Well, I know how to stop that. See this stick? Go ahead. Lay it on me and see how much good it'll get you. On you? Oh, no. That ain't my plan. I'll lay it on your horse. Watch. No. Oh, put that down. Well, how about it?  Don't hit Victor. All right, then. Get to work. Don't try making any more threats of mutiny. As the evening advanced, Bob and his father remained in the library of the Gerson home discussing the manner in which Dan read it left school and wondering if the Lone Ranger would see the signal light. The signal? Bob, open that window. Our friend has arrived. I saw the signal, Gerson. It's a masked man. Hello, Bob. Come in, please. Come in. It's urgent. Is there a letter from Dan Reed? No, but I have a note to show you. Oh. What is it? Let me explain, Bob. Yes, sir. A few days ago, my son received this note from your young friend. Dan left the school. Well, this is Dan's writing. He thought he was being taken to meet you. When did you receive this? It was last Monday. Two days after Raven's disappearance. The day after he was taken from the bay. Yes. The day after we thought he was taken from the bay. Yes. The identification was none too complete. I know it. A lot had to be assumed. Do you think Raven is still alive? If he is... Do you think Dreg Raven is the one who came to the school for Dan Reed? I don't know. Bob, did Dan take all of his things with him? No, sir. But he took Victor as horse. Did you see the man who called for him? No. And you have no idea what he looks like? No, sir. Did Dan leave any other messages? Not with me. I don't think he said anything to anyone else. You can see where he asked me to explain it to the head of the school. In view of the fact that I saw you yesterday and you said nothing about Dan, I thought this might be a surprise to you. It is. What are you going to do? Gerson, Raven, know that he could reach me through you. Yes, he knows of the way we work together. There's been no word from him. No threats, no propositions. Nothing. And he didn't take Dan to help him make a deal for his freedom. But why did he kidnap him? I don't know. Bob, you said that Dan took Victor with him. Yes, sir. I talked to the stable boy. He said that Dan told him to saddle Victor. He said he saw a man waiting for Dan, but he didn't remember what he looked like. He didn't see him close. Did he say whether or not the man had a horse? He did have. What kind? A paint. It was like Thanos. That's all I could find out from him. He might have stolen a horse from somewhere nearby. He might have. He planned to travel by horse. He must have been planning to head inland, away from the coast. That's right. Which means the hills. If Thanos and I start at once, we can be at the school by sunrise. We'll try and find a clue when we get there. If there's anything I can do, I can have the whole police department at your disposal. By the time being, you can help most by saying nothing to anyone about this. Whatever you say. Hello. We're traveling a long, hard trail city big fella. Are you ready? Come on, Silver.  Sunrise found the Lone Ranger and Tato at a small stream near the town where Dan's school was located. While the horses rusted and drank from the cool mountain-fed brook, the masked man expressed many of the things that had been running through his mind during the night ride. On one side of us is a coast. Raven wouldn't have gone in that direction. No. He might have got boat. They wouldn't have taken horses. On north of here, they'd get to San Francisco. The one place Raven wants to avoid. That's right. If you were going to try to hide from the law, Tato, which of the remaining directions would you take? He'd go that way. Why? Well, because law figured me go to Hills. Raven wouldn't figure as you. He's not a woodsman. He's not an outdoor man. He'd think the best place to hide would be found there. Maybe that's right. And he has Dan with him. Dan's learned enough woodcraft to make a comfortable place to live in the wilderness. That's right. Dan wouldn't have to travel very far before he found that Raven wasn't taking him to meet us. In that case, Dan would know that he'd been abducted. He'd do something about it. Him try plenty hard, leave trail for us to follow. We can just get started on that trail. Wait. What is it? He put here to ground. He'd think me here, host the horses. Are you? Several horses come this way. Come at Trump. It's early for men to be in the saddle around here. No ranches or... Look, that way. Oh, yes. One, two, three. Six men. Ah. Then see us. Then stop there. I'll look at him with the binoculars. What you see? Strange. One of them is looking at us with binoculars. Who fell there? You know him? Can't quite make out. They're coming this way. Ah. They have guns in their hands. I don't know. One of them wears a sheriff's badge. A lawman. Maybe posse, huh? Don't get your gun. I'll be ready for a fast getaway. Better amount of... Me ready. Raven just smart enough to have made plans that would hinder our search for him. What'd him do? Oh, wait, I know. It's your hand's hanging that way. That's a sheriff. What do you want on us? This is another county. That sheriff doesn't know us. That's right. Hey, gotcha, man. You're in the boys. He was leaving. Here I am. And there's my horse.  By thunder? It's not your horse. Here, then. You take that man's gold. Let me see what you look like. One minute, sheriff. Keep him covered, boys. That's my paint horse. That engine stole it from me. You heard what Lim said. But it's not true. Chill, sir. That horse was stole about a week ago. We've been scouring these hills ever since. This horse named Scout. Him, my horse. This Mount Otter. Well, Steven's man business, we see. When it's done by a man, it's been in the rich. You say this is your horse? That's right. Then mount up and prove it. All right. That man is coming.  Good dog going right away. Hey, watch yourself, sheriff. Don't get close to him till he's disarmed. I've seen some of the tricks men like that can pull. They're horse. You mount them. Watch me. There, sheriff. See how this horse lets me mount up? This is the one who was stole from me. Now take those horse thieves to jail. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments to continue our story. When the Lone Ranger and Tonto paused near the school from which Greg Graven had taken Dan, a sheriff's posse approached with a surprising accusation that Tonto was riding a stolen horse. The man who claimed the horse climbed to the saddle while Tonto held Scout's head. See, sheriff? See how this paint lets me sit and stride him? Sheriff, that horse is called Scout. He's belonged to Tonto for a long time. Either this man is mistaken or he's willing to identify any horse so he can replace the one that was stolen from him. They've looted him a long time. Scout's let him mount because Tonto held him. Now if Tonto releases him, Lamb or nobody else can stay in that saddle. That ain't so. Let him go, Tonto. Steady, Scout. Steady first. Steady. Quiet, butter, quiet. Oh, sure, a base of Redskin. You know how a Redskin can train a horse, Sheriff? In the time he's had this paint, the Indians taught him no tricks. That's why he tries to throw me. If we stayed here long enough, it would be simple to prove that Tonto has owned that horse for a long time. But we can't stay here. Hey, Thunder, you sure are going to stay? Now, boys, disarm him, take off that mask. Sheriff, remember the evidence we found in the stable? That engine belt? I said at the time that better Redskin was a thief. Well, what are you waiting for, boys? Disarm him. Oh, hang it all, Sheriff. The first man that gets close will be in a pack of trouble. Sheriff, you've been searching for a week. Yes, Red. In that direction? Yep. Did you search the hills over there? Nope. We figured if a thief and critter went that way, he could go on forever. We knew there'd be no use going that way. We found you right here where the horse was stored. Ready, Tonto? You ready? Lamb, I'm sorry you lost a horse. Maybe we'll find it for you. Hey, let me go. Let me go. Here, Sheriff. Catch him. Heading into the hills, the lone ranger and Tonto soon put the shouts' posse out of sight. Then they rained out. Raven did his work well, Tonto. He left an engine belt to make sure the lawman would suspect the first engine they found was trying to paint horse. That's right. Sheriff said he'd already searched in the other direction. If Raven and Dan had gone that way, he'd have found some sign of them. Now, Raven not know how to hide tracks. Him not Woodland. And Dan wouldn't show him. I'm sure Dan would do all he can to leave a trail. We'll write a straight line between the school and the foothills. Somewhere on that line, we'll cross the route that Dan took. Ah, come on, Silver.  It was a short time after sunrise in the woods. Drake Raven had awakened at the first faint gray light of dawn. And had made sure Dan Reid was well tied before leaving the camp for a short tour of inspection of the land surrounding the clearing. He broke through a dense underbrush, careful not to go too far from camp. Then he came upon a scene that at first puzzled him. Now, what do you make of this? Someone sure has been here. He studied the place. Then his eyes glowed with suppressed rage. What the... Why that little double-crosser? He jerked out a clasp knife and opened the blade. With clean slices, he cut through the ropes that bound Dan's arms and legs. The boy stirred, opened his eyes, and saw the cruel face of Drake Raven looking down at him. Yeah, what is... I want to talk to you.  All right, I'm up, Raven. What's the matter? Come over here. I want to show you something. What's the matter? You'll find out soon enough what's the matter. I've outwitted some of the smartest men in California and I don't figure on being fooled by a kid like you. Where are we going? Right over here. It ain't far. Found it when I was looking around here at daybreak, waiting for the sun to come up so as I could see what direction it was in.  We ain't going far enough for that. I just stepped through there to that clear and you'll see what I mean. Very well. Now, take a look there. It looked to you like someone's made a camp there. Yeah, there was a camp here. Don't it look familiar to you? What do you mean? You know what I mean. Listen, Reed, you've been leading me in a circle. This here is one of our own camps. There's where you made a lean-to-sheller. There's where you set up stones for a fireplace now, ain't it? It's pretty hard to avoid circling in the woods. Why, I brought you along. You traveled with that masked man in Indian. You know how to travel through the woods without circling, don't you?  Dad, I'll do no more of that lippy talk. You figure on leading me in circles till someone catches up to us, you better think again. Do you know why? Yeah. Oh, you do know why, huh? Well, then you tell me. If someone catches up to us, you make sure that I'm the first one to be shot. That's it exactly. That's just right. I'll get back to the camp. We're starting out right now. The fact that you tried to be smart with me means you'd start without having time to eat breakfast.   I understand. One thing more. Maybe you think it'd be real smart if you risk your own neck to turn me over to the law.  My life doesn't mean much. You get that idea out of your head. Let me tell you what'll happen if someone overtakes us. What'll happen? You and your horse will make a first-class shield.  The Lone Ranger's always taught me that our lives aren't important when I compare to bigger things. I'll stake my freedom on the fact that the Lone Ranger won't shoot you to get me. I'll break camp and get started. Greg Raven drove Dan hard all morning, but the boy's courage never faltered. He took every opportunity to leave tracks that could be clearly followed. He used all the lore that Tonto and the Lone Ranger had taught him to make the course devious without letting the outlaw know what he was doing. The sun reached the zenith. Then, as afternoon progressed, the two pushed through the woods. In late afternoon, Raven suddenly called... Now, wait. Hold on there.  What's the matter? We're going to have a showdown right now. I've stood all I'm going to stand from you.  Any time you don't like the way I break... I can do something about it. Yes, and that's what I'm doing right now. I've learned a lot in these past days, and maybe I don't need you anymore. Look at that sun. Well, what about it? It was on my face when we started out this morning. Well? And it's on my face now. It should be in back of me. You've took me in another circle, now, ain't you? Yeah, it seems that way. Yeah, it does seem that way. Come here.  Nothing you can do will scare me. I said, come here. Get off that horse. You can't get away, Raven. No matter how far you go, the Lone Ranger will find you. That's the one reason why I don't shoot you and leave you for him.  Yes, and if he comes, you're my shield, you savvy? We had that out before. Stand still, and I'll let you wear ropes all the time instead of just at night. Now, and I'll decide where we're going. I gave you the chance to help me out to save your life, but doing it, you didn't appreciate it. There.  You can't hurt me. I'll make it tight enough so as you don't get out of it in a hurry. You can't hurt me. Now, I'll decide where we go.  Raven, it's about time you learned something. Yeah, you're the one to teach me. You've been traveling for a week. How far do you think you've gone? I'll go a lot further during the next week. You'd be surprised if you knew how near the school you are right now. You confound it a little. But you don't believe anything I say. You don't know the woods. You don't know which way to travel. Well, you might start out and run right into the hands of the man that are looking for you.  We have led you in a great big circle. To the schools in an entirely different direction than you think. Why, you might break out of the woods at almost any point. All of a sudden what? You'll see. What was that? Victor, did you hear that? Come here. That's a friend of yours. Here! You...  I know that horse. It's silver. Well, let him come. This is a showdown. Come on and get me. Come on and see what you're finding. This way! Yeah, this way. We'll have a showdown right now. Struggle to get free and I'll knock you out. I'll show you. Well, come on. Come on and get me. Raven stood with his back against a giant tree. With one arm he held Dan Reid as a shield. Tired as he was, the boy was unable to struggle. Raven held one gun on his hand and another was in a holster with additional cartridges. The lone ranger and Toto quickly saw the situation. Take cover. Down here, Toto. Ah, crook. Him get back a Dan. We can't risk killing Dan. Well, why don't you come and... That's four shots, Toto. He has two more in that gun. That's right. Then he's got to reload or change guns. Me give him target. Maybe you shoot his hand when he fires. It's too risky for Dan. If Dan would only do one thing... Dan, plenty smart. Him lead Raven in big circle. Dan did all he could. Toto, go to your right. I'll move to my left. We'll come in on him from two sides. That's not good. That's him, too. Surrender before I count three or this kid gets a bullet. Oh, God, him got us.  I'm starting to count opportunity. All right, Raven. Here I am. This is the showdown, isn't it? I'm very close against me. You overlook one thing. I don't overlook anything.  The sheriff and a posse are hunting for you. I don't use... What? Toto. Let me fix him. You got his gun, man. You got him right here. Let me fix the gun. No, wait. Let me fix you. Toto, what a wallop. Come here, sheriff. Here's the horse and the thief. You can't rope very quick now. There, Dan. You're free.  I'm tight. Your voice is weak. Hey, there's my paint horse. That's the one. Are you sure which horse is yours?  You call every horse yours. But this one is, sheriff. Looks like we came just in time, eh? Sheriff, this man is wanted in San Francisco. I think you'll get some rewards when you turn him in. Well, you captured him. They saved the whole thing now. I should have known sooner, but it wasn't for you left that you called your horse silver. Let me take your paint and apologize to Toto. Yeah, yeah. I'm sure sorry. He needs for the reward. You had this credit, but the boy here had him. Not me. The reward and the prisoner are both yours, sheriff. Toto and I just want Dan. Golly. Sure, I'm glad you came. I tried to keep him circling. You did great work, Dan. You kept him within a few hours of his starting point. Not up now. You're going back to school. Ah, school will be swell after these last few days. Come on, Victor.  You have just heard as a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Tom here from Lawrence Systems. And if you haven't done so already, go change your password and your 2FA for your ubiquity account. They suffered some type of data breach, and they're rather vague about what type of data breach they suffered, which is kind of be expected. I'll leave a link to the Krebs article on it, which doesn't really have a ton of information other than how to reset your 2FA. And then he links to the account notification, which was also sent out to many people via email to let you know that the breach occurred. Now, not many details are in here, and this is not a justification, this is an explanation. When lawyers get involved, they want to avoid certain levels of litigation and protect these companies. So, to avoid litigation, they limit the communication. And, like I said, I'm not justifying, I'm just kind of giving the statement of what happens in large companies, especially publicly traded ones with lots of money and lots at stake. Well, they have an incident. They're generally relatively quiet about this. This is in certain name of any company. You rarely get solid debriefs on security incidents. I actually applaud Microsoft, who's been rather forthcoming regarding the recent SolarWinds incident, and had quite a bit of information, same with FireEye and things like that.  And reality is, no one from the technical team really wants to sit in court, unpaid, explaining nuanced details of cybersecurity and what not to a general audience of people in some type of litigious lawsuit or class action lawsuit or anything else because of the way they worded something.  Back to the things you should do that ubiquity should have done better though is say, hey, reset your password and your 2FA. Krebs mentioned that in his article. Ubiquity didn't mention it in their official statement. I mean, I agree they should have done it. I don't know what else to do about it. And like I said, I don't think we're going to get a ton more information on this particular topic. But that being said, this is me addressing it because people have tagged me and Twitter posted over and over and don't understand that they should probably just comment on the one forum post. They've now created numerous forum posts in my forums, numerous places on Reddit. Everyone just asking the same thing. What do you know? What do you know? We're not likely to know much unless someone from Ubiquity quietly leaks something. And trust me, that person does not want to put their official name on it. And maybe we'll get some type of debrief. This doesn't occur in occasionally places like bleeping computer. Get some inside scoop on things from somebody inside the company. It may remain anonymous, but that's all we know. Now, they did mention it was third party. They did not mention who the third party was. I will address this because me and Riley had a conversation about this last night. That third party is not Hostify. Unify has no direct relationship with Riley Chase. We talked about this. He did call his company Hostify and Unify. He is playing off of a name to some name recognition, but there is no actual relationship to the company. Matter of fact, he just created a service that offers Unify hosting and Unify doesn't even offer Unify hosting anymore. So it was not even a competitive service, but they're separate entities. So they did not share any data with Riley Chase that could have been leaked. There's no relationship there, but Riley's been hammered a little bit by messages himself going, are you the third party? And he's like, no, I am not a third party to that. So I will address that. We don't know who the third party is at this time. Maybe more information will come out later. Honestly, these videos are less fun to make because they're going to have this little trend of popularity and then some other company is going to get breached and you're going to completely forget that the Unify ever had a breach just like so many other companies. When I bring up the any security incidents, I've brought up other companies and people are like, they were breached. I'm like, yeah, only a year ago and everyone's like, I don't remember that. I'm like, yeah, the cybersecurity world happens fast and incidents are well, unfortunately, very frequent. And it gets lost in the news that major companies have breaches just on a pretty regular basis. And it's an unfortunate side effect of the collision of security budgets, sometimes not being enough or misconfigurations because security is rather challenging and the attackers only have to be right once in a while. One final thing. I don't think there's a ton of worry, but there is certain concerns, of course, of people who keep their cloud accounts registered and people ask me about that when you use their cloud to tie in. I actually avoid that even for our customer stuff with the exception of the Unify video because it's greatly convenient to do so. For the most part, when it comes to critical infrastructure, especially, you know, routing and switching, I, well, we don't even use Unify for routing, but we'll say switching and access points. The controllers are behind firewalls, not publicly accessible. And then VPN is how we actually get to the admin interfaces on those. So I don't usually tie things to those cloud accounts. And this is one way you can help mitigate some of the risk. So it's not as concerning from a, you know, who might have accessed it or any of those details because I'm not tying that in there. Now, unfortunately, if you have something like one of the Unify Dream Machines or the Dream Machine Pro, they require registration with their site. So there is obviously a little bit more concern because that registration was required to get those devices set up. I've complained about that in the videos in the past regarding those devices. I wish that was not a feature. And some people are pretty adamant. They don't ever want to buy one of those because of that feature. And I tend to agree with you on that. I don't think devices should be forced into some type of cloud registration because once they are, if they discontinue that particular cloud, then so does the device. The device becomes a brick because it can't be registered anymore. And that's unfortunate about not just Unify, but this has happened with other companies.  Read the Krebs article. I don't know if more news is to come on this or not. Reading around and through the back channels that I know, even nobody really seems to know much about it. It also could be a very simple, like they found a misconfigured bucket. It could be that simple. And then they're just following due diligence and reporting it. They said that they don't see any of this being compromised. Time will tell if that password leaks out, if that database is found on a dark web. Then we'll have more answers, but right now we don't. So that's where it sits right now. And you can stop posting new threads in my forum and new threads on Reddit and tagging me on Twitter. Yes, I'm aware of the Unify breach. Thank you. And thank you for making it to the end of the video. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you'd like to see more content from the channel, hit the subscribe button and hit the bell icon if you'd like YouTube to notify you when new videos come out. If you'd like to hire us, head over to laurancesystems.com. 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Meet Daryl Davis. He has a closet full of KKK member outfits. But they're not his own. They used to belong to now former Ku Klux Klan members that he single-handedly convinced to give up their robes. How did he do it you ask? Daryl has been a pianist for most of his life. In 1983 he was playing at a bar where he was the only black man present. After he finished performing an older man came up to him. The man said to Daryl that he had never seen a black man who could play like Jerry Lee Lewis. Davis chuckled. He then explained that Jerry Lee Lewis was influenced by the same black boogie woogie and blues piano players as he was. The older gentleman couldn't believe it. Daryl then continued to tell him that Jerry Lewis was actually a good friend of his. The man could not believe that either. But he was fascinated. The listener invited Daryl for a drink.  Daryl became curious and asked why. The attendee explained that it was because he was a Ku Klux Klan member. That got Davis laughing. He thought KKK members don't buy drinks to black men. Then the man reached into his pocket. He took out a wallet and pulled a Klan membership card. Daryl's laugh immediately turned silent. Yet the story of how he met a Klan member for the first time in his life does not yet explain how he was able to convince so many of them to give up their ways. My favorite story of how he did it is this one. In one of many Daryl's adventures he ended up with a Klan member sitting in his passenger seat. When Davis asked the member what made him dislike black people, he answered. Well, we all know that black people have within them a gene that makes them violent. Daryl turned to him as he was driving and said, Wait a minute.  I have never done a carjacking or a drive-by. How do you explain that? The man didn't even pause for a second to think about it and said, Your gene is latent. It hasn't come out yet. Daryl found himself dumbfounded. He did not have any immediate response. Meanwhile, his passenger sat proud of himself smiling. He told Davis, See, you have no response. Yet after a moment, a response came. Daryl turned back to him and answered, Well, we all know that all white people have a gene within them that makes them a serial killer. The passenger was confused and asked, What do you mean? Daryl answered, Well, name me three black serial killers. The Klan member thought about it and could not do it. Davis then said, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Charles Manson, John Wayne Gacy, All whites, Son, you are a serial killer. The man responded, Daryl, I've never killed anybody. Then Daryl answered, Your gene is latent. It hasn't come out yet.  The KKK member said, Well, duh. Yes, Daryl continued. But you know what? You're right.  After that, the passenger got very, very quiet and changed the subject. Five months later, he left the clan. His robe was the first robe Daryl ever got. Once asked to explain how he changed so many KKK members, Daryl explained, You challenge them, but you don't challenge them rudely or violently. You do it politely and intelligently. And when you do things that way, chances are they will reciprocate and give you a platform. So he and I would sit down and listen to one another over a period of time. And the cement that held his ideas together began to get cracks in it. And then it began to crumble. And then it fell apart. Did you know that once a Pokemon episode sent hundreds of people into epileptic seizures? If you're interested to know why, click on this box right here. Thank you for watching this critical thinking story. Until next time, I wish you to keep questioning.


Today's exercise is going to be a stretching exercise, getting you to lengthen and reach tall through your entire body. And I think a great visualization for this exercise is the idea of picking an apple off of a tree on your horse. You're reaching up, you're stretching tall through your entire body, you're lengthening and it feels amazing because that stretching is something we maybe don't get in in our everyday life and of course we can always give our horse that apple if we get an apple.   So you're not just stretching your hand up and letting it hang up there, but you're really reaching and lengthening and thinking about grabbing that apple out of the tree, right? So you're reaching your hand up as though you're reaching for something, not just, not just placing it above your head. And the horse's movement will come through you in waves and you may find that there's places that get blocked slightly. So as you're doing this, be aware if there's any blockages and see if you can make adjustments both in your pelvis and in your torso and your middle to see if that helps create the flow that you're looking for because what we're looking for is the flow and the energy of the horse. So each step has a wave, it has energy and that energy passes through us and we need to be able to allow and receive it coming through. And when you do this stretching exercise you might feel there's a spot maybe in your lower back or in your upper body that's a little tight and it's not allowing the movement to come through. So try to work through those areas and you can move your arm in various positions to do so. But you're really thinking about reaching and stretching and then switching hands. You're making comparisons from one side to the other to see if one side feels different than the other. We're allowing the horse's movement to unlock these tense tight areas in our body. So we're unlocking those areas and we're allowing them to be elastic and long and stretching and allowing the movement to pass through us. And then when we feel comfortable at the walk we can move this into the trot and canter. This exercise is one if you're comfortable with using just one brain and you've got good control of your horse do it at the trot and canter. It feels amazing and it's really going to allow you to move with your horse. You're going to feel just by opening up your shoulder and lifting your shoulder you're actually going to feel that reciprocate in the hip joint and you're going to feel your hips open as well and be aware of that as you ride to this. This exercise can be as rewarding for your horse as it is for you. You don't have to actually give them an apple but in between stretching your arm up and over your head go ahead and give them a rub and let them know they're doing a nice job and then get back to your stretching. After you're done watching this video make sure you click the link and go grab the PDF as well as the audio lesson. You're going to get a lot more out of the audio lesson because we give you many visualizations that are going to help you feel like you can really move through all the tense areas in your body lengthen and grow and become a rider that's nice and tall and straight and supple. So go ahead grab that audio lesson download it to your phone and until next time happy riding.


I feel superb. I'm very happy because it's good that it's not just your colleagues or your friends or the people in your own agency. It's good to see that somebody from the industry at large is recognizing hard work, talent, all the effort that you've put in. So that feels really good. I'm very happy. I would tell them to hang in there and stick to it because if I look back at when I was just entering the industry, the first year is really tough.  That learning curve is necessary. So I tell them, I mean, I know what you're going through and just hang in there, man.