Hi everybody, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing a late night 2020 Panini Don Russ elite football six-box half-case break pick your team number three Thank you to all that got involved especially our last spot mojo Went up getting six spots to fill this up for the night and get this going Thomas rifle. Thank you very much. Here's the list everybody involved Thomas rifle. Like I said last spot mojo's five times Seahawks Patriots Saints Giants and the Detroit Lions Pick your team number three half case is going to be coming from a new case. So we have a sealed case right here I'm going to open this up take out all six boxes and Put a left side and a right side and we're gonna figure out which boxes we're going to do in this case Last the the other six are going to be saved for pick your team number four Which is in the store jaspyscasebreaks.com?  So we're going to park the sea Left side right side as you can see there's 12 boxes Six on the right six on the left. We're going to do One two and three on the left four five and six on the right on this dice roll. Here's the dice Maybe there you go. You can see normal dice Nothing special except for I like this one Roll the dice And we ended up with a five which means we're going on the right-hand side guys So boxes on the left are going to be for pick your team number four Which I'm going to write on right now You can see the front here Or Like I said, this is in the store. So if you'd like You can go ahead get into these now Something to open up these boxes one by one. I'm going to stack all the packs and I'm going to go through What's up mr. Mike's day? How you doing doing very good? Doing a six box half case break of elite right now We've got like three other breaks that are Like four spots or three spots away from breaking including soccer and to baseball. So We've got some stuff we can do guys It all depends on if anybody wants to do it with us See Mr. Mike's daddy loves elite. We're gonna forget to get a whole Whole spoonful of it right now guys. Yeah, you can get some really nice stuff out of here lots of parallels lots of Autos Steve I don't remember I think I've only done like one half of this Like a one six box break of this We've done two random teams and also obviously two other pick your teams I don't remember what the biggest was I'm trying to I think like They definitely have a nice look to them You know what it kind of reminds me of mr. Mike's daddy. Do you remember a xr last year? It reminds me of that a little bit um I want to say like I hit an auto like a like a Jerry duty or a cd lamb or like a Like a Henry rugs like a bigger white receiver auto But like between this and luminance I kind of it kind of it kind of blurs as far as which autos I've hit because I did um I did a Luminance break not too long ago Where I hit some like ridiculous autos out of that too. So But yeah, the styling looks just like a xr doesn't it Which xr was an awesome product to Obviously, they like the styling and the design So i'm wondering if this is the design for elite what the design for xr of the and then obviously for the rookies the pen pal autographs This is their first uh autos in Yeah, not only two burrows autos, but a burrows case hit A burrows parallel to 50 and one of those burrows dynamics. So like there was five like Very very mentionable joe burrows cards of that one half case That was only a half case stan That was only six boxes I mean nine cases Good luck everyone Mr. White daddy was that uh, was that elite or was that uh, luminance? Uh marlin davidson the 799 for the atlanta hawks Oh, sorry ladda falcons gerl taylor on that one Uh patrick queen. I think these are awesome looking cards No numbering these two Clyde edwards hilaire I mean just for like an unnumbered insert those things are cool looking drew lock relic denver broncos william dora jacob eason to 399 for the anaphox cults that's going to derrick this are Cole mcdonald To 799 for the tennessee titans and eric ainge chase young To 399 washington redskins jerry bennington clave on chase on to 82 for the jacksonville jaguars and robert garricky penpals auto michael pittman jr Going to indianapolis cults Derrick disser Not on the regular cards, but on the penpal autographs This is their first card in their official pro jerseys The base cards in parallels. No Penpal autographs. Yes, so not too bad So that's the significance of these cards is this is going to be their first cards in Pro jerseys even if it's not all of them tom brady spell bound to 349 For the new england patriots, you can see the numbering there 300 of 349 new england patriots thomas rifle dj more elite deck mile sanders to 399 going to the philadelphia eagles and david rocks Grant delpit rookie elitist. I think this is a cool-looking set too Very simple Derrick henry to 99 spell bound red tennessee titans Eric ainge nice Passing the torch josh josh jacob's autograph 66 out of 99 Going to the los vegas raiders and tony regatuso Congrats, tony very nice running back there As much as it hurts to me to say as a chargers fan La michael p rine to 799 for the new york jets and tom gados Lynn bowden jr To 99 nice-looking parallel there for the los vegas raiders also going to tony regatuso kenny golliday playmakers nick bosa elite deck Deshaun watson nick bosa to 399 for the 49ers Going to michael armstrong.  I mean that josh jacob's a lot of out of 99 Very cool looking He would have been a rookie of the year if he hadn't gotten hurt. Um, that'd be cool I mean they got to find a way to use them apparently he was a wide receiver before he converted to quarterback because of people being hurt And I think he was was he at kentucky or was he at memphis? Was he I think he was memphis, right? Wherever he was apparently he was he was a wide receiver Before they had to convert him kentucky. Okay So yeah, he was a wide receiver before they had to convert him to a quarterback because apparently injuries or something like that but I mean with everybody trying to chase the next tasam hill type situation Yeah, I mean I don't know how big he is, but I know cleal tate from arizona He's a big guy And that guy's fast too. I mean depending on how the raiders season goes Who knows what gruden's gonna do? I have a feeling that uh if derrick car doesn't like Absolutely shine like absolutely kill it They might uh, they might make him available for trade if anybody wants him and uh They might let mario to start I think it's funny because didn't didn't derrick car buy a house right next to john gruden's I can get real awkward real quick Not a big fan of organ quarterbacks. I mean that's understandable, but I mean Nobody really thought anything of like LSU quarterbacks or alabama quarterbacks or you know for a long time too All it takes is one to break that Lamar jackson Elite James morgan to 99 new york jets Going to tom gato's uh jake from rookie on deck adam frautman to 799 for the new orlean sains and thomas rifle joshua kelly to 399 for the los angeles chargers and sam roll philip lindsey to 399 denver broncos going to william dorough michael thomas to 99 for the new orlean sains and thomas rifle tenpal autos kj hamler for the denver broncos denver broncos and william dorough congrats lion another good team in my division that i'm kind of worried about cooper cup to 349 spellbound for the la rams that's going to eric ange derrius lennard to 47 for the indianapolis colts colts is going to dirk disser ray kwan davis to 799 for the dolphins that's going to thomas rifle tua taga vialoa that's nice not numbered but very nice rookie there also going to thomas rifle the dolphins not one of his last spot mojo spots but lemar jackson elite deck dk metcalf slagger dual relic c lc hawks and thomas rifle last spot mojo julian aquara to 399 for the detroit lions and thomas rifle last spot mojo isai simons rookie on deck full throttle say quam barkley to 75 nice looking card there that's weird you can actually see the number of print through the front i don't think you're supposed to be able to see it that well but uh new york giants that's going to thomas rifle last spot mojo justin jefferson rookie auto to 49 for the minnesota vikings and sam roll congrats sam i think he's here with us in the chat or he was now he's looking out for uh looking for justin herbert auto michael pittman to 799 indianapolis colt derrick disher teddie bridgewater to 399 for the carolina panthers and steven olson henry rugs the third rookie elitist that's box two box three there you go sam i as a chargers fan i'd like to pull you a herbert you have uh you have the yeah you do have a package on this too so jordan love also opportunities there a j dylan you had two the other day chris nice let's hope we can find an allocation like that for sam here who was the duel with wasn't another charger was it a ls u like justin jefferson or oh josh kelly oh it was a dual auto with jalen herds clad edwards hilaire to 799 canada city chiefs that is going to rocio el homie and then uh thomas rifle here's a little uh little karma for last spot mojo for you i don't think it's autographed but drew breeze one of one super bowl champion title waves davontae parker to 49 for the miami dolphins thomas rifle somebody mentioned him earlier denzel mims new york jets auto tom gaydos jk dobbins rookie elitists uh we're gonna do a randomizer at the end of the break guys where we figure out this is going to be the one spot two spot three spot four spot where all of these goes if they're numbered obviously it'll go to um uh it'll be different but um all of these will be going in one group to you know whatever spots in there there you go tom uh jake from to 399 buffalo bills that's going to tony regatoose james lynch to 799 for the minnesota vikings that's going to sam roll kj hamler parallel christian mccaffrey spellbound to 75 five going to the carolina panzers and steven olsson adam thielen relic for the minnesota vikings sam roll daniel mendola to 80 the detroit lions and thomas rifle last spot mojo jonathan taylor rookie on deck nick chubb playmakers tyreek hill auto passing the torch auto to 49 can't see the chiefs roceo alhami congrats i don't agree with him as a person but he's a damn good wide receiver in it fast as hell 799 valtimore ravens erin billingsley philip rivers indianapolis colts to 399 indianapolis colts derrick disher hurts me to see him in a jersey other than chargers but i wish him the best i hope he gets a super bowl if the chargers can't uh full throttle to 349 for the seattle seahawks dk metcalf and seattle seahawks is going to thomas rifle josh allen buffalo bills isekio elliot to 24 really low numbered there die cut going to the dallas cowboys and rick thomas deshaun watson elite deck t higgins rookie on deck and that's box number three nice box still got half the way to go guys let's see what else we can find we just hit a isekio elliot uh die cut number to 24 i'm gonna i'll do a recap at the end marco so you'll see but i don't think we've hit anything crazy no no autos yet i don't think but we're only half we're we're just hit halfway through so cool i think that'll bring it down to two spot one spot left unless it's already uh unless one other person bought another spot so that's either gonna be sold out or one spot away from being sold out either way i'm sure that'll go that's cool nice christ was the blue ink was that numbered at all or is it just uh just is it like the year one autographs where it's just like a parallel and it's unnumbered but there's likely like a hierarchy on those color is a number yeah that's what i thought um guys so sitting soccer probably is going to be going tonight too the other two that were very close obviously were uh finest flashbacks and uh optic choice baseball both of those were down to like four spots so and i know with the finest flashbacks every spot wins you a chance at uh the chicago white socks and all those louis robert rookies um which on average like from what i've seen are typically come in like one a box so you could get yourself two of those in this break just for buying a spot and something else yeah i know chris it happens it happens but hey we still got you know 20 minutes or so on this break hopefully by the time this is done it'll still push somebody else in the chat to want to come over and do it it's really nice stuff hey it's not like we haven't given any people enough opportunity you know you know i hope whoever picks up those last spots it gives them some really good luck pull them some ridiculous stuff the cool thing with optic too is it's not just the rated rookies but you have the rated prospect autos like we did uh somebody did a personal break on of it on uh on instagram right there today they hit a jj bladay rated prospect auto for the marlins it was like the number four overall picked 2019 hello the player and on top of that the cards look incredible i think they're all numbered like 99 or lower um not for me marco a j epponesa to 99 for the buffalo bills that's going to tony regga to so justin jefferson rookie on deck tasam hill to 25 dual threats new orlean saints thomas rifle last spot mojo so drew breeze one of one and a tasam hill to 25 so far for you well sam roll turn of the century jordan love 21 of 25 autograph congrats man see hudson see chris it's fun that way right uh brandon iuk to 799 for the san francisco giants i'm sorry not san francisco giants san francisco 49ers michael armstrong levy on bell to 399 for the new york jets new york jets tom gatos you get to drink your morning coffee eat a little breakfast watch some breaks right i know uh i know sam's not mad about that jordan loves the 25 there you go dude there you go there he is people i knew he was here because he was just in here chatting not too long before that low number two man out of 25 leviska chanalt to 49 for the jacksonville jaguars robert perrickie this is jevon kinlaw to 97 for the san francisco 49ers and michael armstrong that dude has an awesome story if you don't know about him go look him up even if you're not a 49ers fan even if you hate the 49ers like a raiders fan or something like that or you're a fan of nse west i think you'll root for him i'm rooting for him joshua kelly to 799 los angeles chargers sam roll mike evans to 13 super low numbered there jersey number low numbered four out of 13 tampa bay buccaneers peter lombardo christian mccaffrey to 399 carolina panthers steven olsen pen palados devon devernay baltimore ravens erin billingsley derek hannery to 349 spellbound tenancy titans that's going to eric ange i agree gave i agree hey let him let him develop let him develop and we'll see what happens i mean garter minchew he's fun is he the future quarterback there for long term i don't know jaylin johnson for the chicago bears to 399 chicago bears michael koops patrick queen to 799 baltimore ravens erin billingsley the elite company we're going to do a randomizer at the end of this to figure out which person this is going to go to craftsman icky wood for the bangles going to glenn campbell teddy teddy send everybody over here thank you teddy did you put yours in the fridge two more boxes guys uh so it looks like obsidian soccer sold out christ looks like he got the last spot in that so that'll be coming up after this most likely unless uh one of the other breaks sold out like i said we've got after that soccer there were two other breaks that were at least four spots away um we also had that uh chronicles basketball um we had to pick your team that was down to two fillers one of them where you could win the uh menfess grizzlies the other one where you can win seven different teams including the lakers bulls wizards and nicks plus i think like the milwaukee bucks and stuff like that now it was all that was keeping us from doing that too museum collection i think there was like nine or ten spots left in that for like a six box break of that cheaper than 250 christ yeah okay there you go christ yeah no uh yankees are cheaper than 250 but i think they were the most expensive for the yankees i don't know maybe they were i think they were still available for flashbacks maybe that's what i was thinking yeah i know that they're still available i think they were the most expensive team still left in the uh in that final flashbacks and i think they want i want to say they were like one pan or something like that teddy are you gonna come hang out in here and eat tell me the highlights of the night over there yeah okay box five guys good luck everyone xavier mckinney to 49 for the new york giants and thomas rifle brian edwards for the lost vegas raiders to 99 turn of the century autograph that's going to tony regga tusso jonathan taylor for the indianapolis colts to 799 indianapolis colts is derrick disser brandon iuk for the 49ers to 399 san Francisco 49ers michael armstrong justin jefferson rookie elitist spellbound dalvin cook uh going to the vikings and sam roll sam there's a little peeling down here on the bottom unfortunately that's kind of common on some of these i've seen uh but that is number to 75 the other night i pulled i think uh two christian mccaffrey's that were exactly the same way gabriel davis henry rugs to that 89 yeah 89 for the lost vegas raiders tony regga tusso derrius lennard to 47 for the indianapolis colts and derrick disser elite company not numbered on this one so we're gonna randomize that with the rest of the group um marco like the penniesleys with top loaders we've been out of a lot of stuff man like we've barely been getting by with what we need akim davis gapier for the bangles to 799 uh since any bangles tyler brinner david montgomery to 399 for the chicago bears that's going to michael coops colin johnson so rookie to 24 for the jacksonville jaguars that's going to robert carricky clive edwards hilaire rookie penn pal's auto for the canada city chiefs roceo el hamani el chami not el hamani and derrick henry spellbound with a little bit of peeling up on the bottom there right in the middle same as the other ones to 349 tenancy titans eric ang justin herbert rookie on deck that's a nice one for sam roll los angeles chargers not numbered michael pitman jr to 399 indianapolis colts derrick disser brian edwards to 799 lost vegas raiders tony regga tusso ezekiel elliot swagger dual relic dallas cowboys rick thomas that's box five one more box guys good luck um rank him in the rookie class overall or rank him in the rookie class for wide receivers i mean it's hard to rank him compared to quarterbacks and everything else as well you know what i mean but if you're saying in regards to wide receivers overall i mean marco that's impossible you're gonna you like i think chase young overall is a better player than him i think jeff o kuta is a better player than him i think there's a lot of you know wider quarterbacks that are better than him more impactful wide receiver i mean he's probably top four i think jerry duty's incredible um i like levisca chanel jr a lot um i think henry rugs was kind of a reach for the raiders but we'll see i mean i think the big thing too is who are the quarterbacks are throwing to these these wide receivers you know like uh like somebody was saying levisca chanel jr jacksonville jaguars he's got you know big uh gardener minch is throwing to him but is gardener minch you a a serious long-term option for them who knows i think t higgins has really sneaky uh opportunities with uh the cincinati bangles you think about all the all the bangles options and the bangles weapons that uh jill burrows is gonna have you know and there's it always seems like rookie quarterbacks kind of pair up with like a rookie wide receiver pretty well you know i don't know if it's because like rookie camp or stuff like that or typically what rookie camp is but this year's a little bit different but they always get a little bit extra time together it seems so you know whether it's like the senior bowls and stuff like that so i think t higgins could be a sneaky good option for a rookie wide receiver i mean that's kind of the way it always is but i mean the good thing for him is he might not have gone to the biggest school but he played some of the bigger schools so at least he played good there you go two left an opt in optic baseball guys that's gonna go two spots left there's something to be said about those last spots guys i don't know who's on the who's on the list for the match guys but i mean i know that they have rated prospect autos in there i'm not sure if they have like a ronny maricio or stuff like that but he's a good one too akim davis gathier whoa to 799 for the sims natty vangals that's going to tyler brenner we i think we hit one of these last the other night too it's not numbered but it's gotta be like a super short print of some sort because like it's the only one in the case or like that we pull out of all the boxes we hit but that's going to the chicago bears david montgomery have no clue what kind of parallels is it looks like a tiger stripe kind of looking thing for prism really nice but uh chicago bears david montgomery uh michael coontz no clue what what that's card it's a case hit so it's a case that means it's got to be really short printed erin jones to 49 if the green bay packers a sam roll i mean it looks cool yeah points so that means that it's going to take away one of the autos so at the end of the break we're going to have to randomize those points so we'll do a randomizer top name on the list is going to get those points uh any and all points that come out of this hopefully there's not a second set of points in this one box but christian mccaffrey spell bound to 349 carolina panthers steven olson uh chris godwin in the deck jimmy garoppolo to 399 for the san francisco 49ers and michael armstrong ryan edwards to 799 for the los vegas raiders and tony reggaettuso antonio gandy golden that's for the uh pittrick steelers michael gallucci no numbering on those but i'm sure there's some type of hierarchy on those as well joe burrow rookie on deck very nice going to the cincinati bangles tyler brunner primary colors relic for the los angeles rams jared goff that's going to eric angsh uh hudson the points might replace the other the on like the other card the like turn of the century auto tom brady numbered to 88 really low number there for the Tampa big buccaneers peter lombardo grass peter troi paul malu tile waves josh allen to 99 dual threats buffalo bills tony reggaettuso but it looks like this one was the pent palace auto because this is a turn of the century brian edwards auto to 149 for the los vegas raiders and tony reggaettuso to 799 that's dj dallas for the seattle seahawks that's going to thomas rifle last spot mojo trayvon digs to 399 for the dallas cowboys that is going to rick thomas wonder if trayvon covers stefan at any time brother versus brother george kiddle elite deck drew lock this is jaylen regor to 24 for the philadelphia eagles that's going to david ross this is number two 89 larry fist jerald for the arizona cardinals nick galvin full throttle tom brady to 349 for the new england patriots that's going to thomas rifle last spot mojo you guys that was the break got a couple randomizers to do real quick so bear with me while i get these randomizers ready these guys that uh optics down to the washington nationals last team five box break optic choice on release day let's get it going and then we'll do a separate video for a recap of all like the really super low numbered cards the relics and stuff and on this one we're just doing spots one two okay and then just to give you guys an idea of how we're gonna do this uh these cards here these elite company cards i'm gonna draw a little diagram just so we know one two three so as you can see all these elite company cards on the back it's got four players on there so what we're gonna do is we're gonna do a randomizer and it's gonna go just like this we're gonna do one two three and four whichever number is on top at the end all of those cards are going to go to this player that's in that spot so in this case if they went to number three they would go to the los andos chargers for all the other cards whatever number and whatever is in that spot is going to be the ones that they go to okay so first randomizer is going to be for all the points uh sorry first randomizer is going to be for the uh those elite company and then the second randomizer is going to be for the points guys we're going to do one dice roll here is the dice roll for us and it's a four and a six ten times so this is for the points 600 points to the name on top one two three four five six seven eight nine tenth and final time those are going to rocio el humming congrats with that 600 points there for you rocio and now for the elite company cards we're going to do this 10 times with the same dice roll one two three and a four one two three four five six seven eight nine tenth and final time we're going number three the one I used for the example so no one no two no four so you guys can see on here number three so in this case these cards will be going to los angeles chargers which in that case is sam roll los vegas raiders which in that case is tony reggaetooso and the third is going to the cleveland browns and glenn campel you guys that's the break i'll do a recap video separate from this as well and that was 2020 punini don russey elite football six box half case break number three pick your teams i'm sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com separate video going to show a recap of autos hit the autos relics and low number card so we'll see you guys next time


So, welcome to the third week of the deep learning course. Let's first talk a little bit about last week. What we did last week is we focused on linear deep learning, not because that's most interesting, but because it's a great way of building intuition. We learned about PyTorch and AutoGrad, the tools that make our life so easy these days. We talked about the abstraction of artificial neural networks and how an artificial neural network actually works is different to the math with which we conceptualize it. We talked about the dynamics of learning and how in linear systems we can often produce a good intuition and how a system will learn. And then in the end, we talked a little bit about properties of high dimensional spaces. Again, much of what we did in the first week, in last week, in the second week, was about getting an intuition for how deep learning systems will work. Now, I want you to go back to your part now and discuss what you learned last week. What are your current questions? What are you currently unclear about? What do you need to learn? What do you like to learn? What do you hope to get out of thinking more than what we did last week? And where would you like to develop an even better intuition? So discuss what you learned and what's still unclear.


what's going on guys it's your boy dpj here today with another destiny video and in today's video we're going to be taking a look at all missing loot believed to be in the game or coming real soon and a few things that may have been removed now many other youtubers have made videos covering all exotics that are missing so I've decided to go one step further and cover everything not just exotics but we will be starting with the exotics that are believed to be coming soon or maybe hidden somehow in game now and the first piece is the astro sight first now this is an exotic helmet for the warlock now this helmet was seen in a few taking king trailers way way back but it's still a secret many months later the exotic perk reduces blink cooldown and increases travel distance moving on and we have the aphibian aspect which are warlock gauntlets now as far as I know we've only seen one piece of in-game footage of these gauntlets but we can't see the full design of them now under bungee armory we can and these things look absolutely amazing the snakes on the shoulder look epic its exotic perk is called viper totemic improved energy drain and weapons ready and reload very quickly moving on and we have the hunter exotic gauntlets these are called the shinobi's vow I do believe nothing of these things have been seen but they are in the bungee armory and it's basically the only info we have on them the exotic perk is called new tricks improve skip grenade and you gain an additional skip grenade charge next up we have the phagomizers now these are Titan gauntlets and like the previous exotic not much is known about them all we do know is the design of these things are very similar to the design of the gauntlets worn by primus tower on one of the band brothers whether that specific strike will have anything to do with how these things are obtained no one is for sure next up we have the Titan leg armor's called the doom marchers again nothing of these things have been seen and all we have is the bungee armory the exotic perk is called speed demon increased sprint speed increased movement speed while aiming your weapon and tighter turn radius while sprinting next up we have hunter exotic leg armors these are called the frost e5 again nothing of these things have been seen their exotic perk is called rapid cooldown tighter turn radius while sprinting increased grenade and melee cooldown regeneration while sprinting the last exotic piece missing are the warlock leg armors these are called transversive steps now we did see a little snippet of these in a trailer way back but again it's all we have seen the exotic perk is called strange angles gain faster movement speed while crouching picking up ammo automatically reloads the weapon matching the ammo type okay so we're gonna move on from the exotics and go on to other things believed to be in game but at the moment the apron how to obtain these things is pretty scarce we have an armor piece called the hood of Malak and it's a hunter legendary helmet now all we know about this thing is it's supposed to drop from a certain strike now there has been many theories on these things many believers had dropped from the foreguff strike while others believe it drops from Omnigul the Omnigul strike to me makes more sense due to the fact there's a pulse rifle obtainable called the grasp of Malak which has dropped for many people on many occasions this being called the hood of Malak leads me to believe Omnigul is more likely the place where this thing drops but to be honest if it was in the loot table to any strike surely it would have dropped for at least one person by now unless there's a certain action that needs to be done to unlock it who knows so moving on now let's take a look at the shaders which are available to preview in the Shader Chaos but it seems they are so rare little to no one has claimed to obtain any of them okay so we have nine shaders I believe in total three that are supposedly available to drop in that crucible playlist we have two that drop in crucible and strikes and we have four that drop from Cryptarch packages whether or not they're in the loot table yet is another question as I've never seen anybody with any of these shaders we also have two missing emblems both are obtained from Cryptarch packages and again both have evaded our grasp so far moving on now many of you may already know about this but many of you won't so it's definitely worth adding there's a ship that's root to uncover is still not known the ship is called fatal vision and it's obtained via a taking King quest what that quest is we are unsure of now I have left the best until last and that's weapons now none of this has been confirmed but we who saw these know what we did indeed see I will not go before I go any further that Luke Smith did tweet out saying some things never made it to the final game so these could be on that list interestingly though the weapon which he tagged in his tweet was not one of the ones I'm about to show you guys nor was it seen in any of the taking King early trailers now when indeed the taking King trailers first did come out many people including myself searched for the most minute details of new things coming now I ain't saying I was the first to spot these but I do think I was one of the first if not the first to cover them in a video so what are the weapons while we all know what the Thunder Lord is interestingly in the first few taking King trailers we saw two weapons that many at first including myself for was just the Thunder Lord under closer inspection it appeared that they were not although identical in design what we were seeing though was two weapons identical to the Thunder Lord apart from the fact they seem to offer different damaged types one being solar and the other seem to pulse avoid so what are these weapons and where are they now while they're not any reskins of any weapon we've seen in game until this day so where are they could they be a pilot at least Luke Smith talked about who knows but guys that is the missing loot I believe to be in the game or coming soon and a few things that may have just been removed I think I've covered most of them if not all of them but if I haven't be sure to let me know what I missed down below in that comment section also let me know if you have any theories on any of the missing loot mentioned in the video hope you guys did enjoy the video if you did do drop a like I'd appreciate the support subscribe for destiny videos and I'll catch you on that next one peace out until next time


Hello and welcome to another episode of the leaders room. I'm Rajiv and you're with the Iklif leadership and governance center today We have the pleasure of having with us in the studio Dr. Mario Varvogles Who is the director of Institute met up see chic in Paris and also formerly the president of the parapsychological Association? the international body of scientific research on parapsychology Besides his interest in parapsychology Mario also is an internationally renowned consultant in Organizational creativity and innovation Mario. It's a pleasure to have you with us. Welcome to the show Thank you Mario. You've been researching psychic phenomena since the mid 70s Is there a particular area in this vast field that you are particularly interested in? Indeed is vast and Everything interests me. I think that Right now where I'm at right now. There are a few things that I'm especially interested in one is the link of these phenomena to What we call altered states of consciousness or modified states of consciousness because it points to? Accessibility it means that we may have a means for voluntarily intentionally boosting or Taking on appropriating these phenomena and states like meditation like Hypnagogic or hypnotic state deep relaxation all seem to systematically produce Higher effects in laboratories Then our normal every diet state. So that's one part of Cy research that interests me very much and the other is what we call bio psychokinesis, which is Influence of the human mind on living systems and in particular on humans because this is Perhaps the basis for what we call psychic healing and if we can really get a grasp on this We may find ways none intrusive None allopathic ways of helping other human beings In terms of health in terms of their energy. Let me go back to your earlier interest, which is Altered states of consciousness. You talk a little bit more about that. What does that mean? And what does the why should somebody who's not studying this area be interested? Well in these states were we're shifting in many ways. We're shifting in the way we think about things We're shifting in the way we perceive We're shifting in terms of our let's say the report the rapport of the ego with the world the self with the world and It seems that as we shift Something is changing in terms of psychic phenomena. This is what we're seeing in terms of scores in the tests So of course if we're not interested in psychic if we're not interested in Interconnectedness because that's the real issue here then maybe older states are not of any interest to us But I think that today Normal human beings and leaders are interested in how we're connected So you think you what you're saying is that in different states of consciousness and altered states of consciousness We can establish a better connection between us and other people. Yes, the the at this this whole Subject is I think about interconnectedness at least between people and perhaps between people and the world at large and altered states like meditation for example like the Hypnagogic state sleep onset we're seeing both subjectively, but also objectively that indeed a sense of interconnectedness is increasing so when I say objectively it means that Scores in ESP tests for example increase when people are let's say in a meditative state So what is an ESP test? well, basically an ESP test is when Let's say let's take telepathy. That's an easy example You have somebody who plays the role of a sender in one room and Somebody who plays the role of the receiver in another room and the sender is going to focus on one Target image which is randomly selected out of many images and The receiver has to try and pick that up and there are different ways of doing this and In the end the receiver Still blind still not knowing what the sender said Sent the receiver must choose the right target from among many decoys and so we evaluate the statistics So what we find in these ESP tests is that when the receiver is in an altered state? Then the scoring is higher is superior. Okay, then when they're in their normal state Got it. Very good So in recent years you've been using technology to explore to allow people to explore their own psychic potential Why are you doing that? well Technology can be an important aid First of all for putting helping people get into an altered state for example or also for detecting subtler Aspects of Psi phenomena. It could be that at some level we're connected at all times At least with people with certain people, but that the conscious mind for many practical reasons filters that out So the technology can help us go below consciousness for example to see if physiological aspects of our body ask physiological aspects are somehow showing Interconnectedness even though on a conscious level we seem to be going about our normal business so technology is important for kind of plunging below the visible level and seeing for example if you're EG or if your Skin conductivity or your heart rate got it being affected at the time that somebody is going for example through a traumatic experience Got it. Okay. Okay, so Hooking somebody on an FMRI scanner an FM scanner and and watching neural activity would be an example at the time Right at a sender is going through right right some experience. Yes. Got it So Changing gears a little bit. What role does the human mind that is thought? intention or attention Play with personal development in terms of what I can do Better at work or in life well in my my professional life I'm a consultant in innovation and creativity and There's certainly one thing that stands out in this aspect it's that innovative leaders and People who truly are creative in an efficient way are people in some sense that Know how to evoke energy to focus the mind on something to pursue it in spite of maybe some difficulties and obstacles and In a way, it's about mind control and heart control and other things How do I get into a state of mind that really is helping me move my life forward as opposed to a defensive state? Or a self-defeated state or just a passive state and what's interesting is that I think this research on psi phenomena is showing some very specific ways in which the mind does indeed Influence its world when the mind is in the right mindset Can you give me an example perhaps? well For example, one of the early psi researchers in the 60s and 70s who was interested in this topic Douglas Dean Did quite a bit of research with business leaders and he was looking Something like 5,000 business leaders were interviewed and a large number of them tested and what he found is that business leaders who? tended to Multiply the the company's Standing by two or three in the last few years had a strong confidence in their intuitions in their Gut sense of where things are going their confidence and these same business leaders tended to have good scores inside tests Psychic tests in other words if you can believe it you can do it exactly and but we actually had Two objective indices one is of course their reports and they're saying and we see that their companies went ahead But we also had independent tests that are objective showing that they influence Systems slightly more but systematically than people who have not doubled their company fortunes in the past few years so what do you know what I'm hearing you say is that they are Positive about their own beliefs. They are in tune with their intuitions And they are is a direct correlation between that and business results exactly, but taking that a step further Can we ordinary people learn some of those skills? Well, I think it's I don't think it's genetic So I think that by definition we can do better right and there are lots of ways We can do better just it's kind of similar to creativity training Maybe most of us are not going to become Mozart's or Da Vinci's or Einstein's But we certainly can remove some of the personal and cognitive Obstacles that prevent us to move forward our own inhibitions and things that our own limiting factors I believe so many factors interpersonal factors just pure lack of awareness Also, because some people are not even aware that one can improve so they never try they say for example I'm not creative. Of course, you're not creative if you say you're not creative But once we start looking at that more closely We see that you might be quite creative if you put your mind to it and if you learn how to do it And I think it's similar with intuition and sigh If we put our mind to it at least we can remove some of the obstacles We may not become psychics, but we can move ahead and we can move ahead considerably Very good So when it comes to psychic phenomena and sigh research You have the believers and you have the non-believers and clearly the non-believers are pretty cynical and They reject all of this as even sometimes called pseudoscience And there's a lot of resistance to all this great work that's going on How do you deal with such cynicism and resistance and more importantly what keeps you going despite all this resistance? This is a good question I think that One has to step back a little bit and get first of all historical perspective on things and Understand I don't remember what great physicist said. Maybe it was Pauly said that Mines don't change when they're too engaged. They just die people that they're generation after generation things are progressively changing and Mines are opening up So that's one perspective is to just say well if truth is there truth will win out. That's the let's say that's the optimistic perspective then I have another reaction which is kind of indignation and Because there's there's a lot of irrational very irrational falsehood and just refusing to see things and All one can do is keep coming back and say please look at the data Please look at the changes in our conceptual system because a lot of this irrationality is coming from a paradigm that is in the process of Not dying, but it's starting to become we try starting to have a Relativistic perspective on seeing that the classical paradigm is Kind of like a Approximative description of what's happening and whereas we're looking at fundamental physics and as we're looking at neuroscience And as we're looking at cycle research, we're starting to see things are much subtler Then the classical, you know Mechanistic paradigm used to tell us so I think that the way to deal with that is to just say We have to keep working at it We have to keep showing where things are going and where they're at because we have really excellent data and In a way, we have to be patient and wait How did you get interested in this field in the first place? Well, I'd like to say that was a coincidence, but of course I don't believe too much of that Basically, I was when I first went to the United States I was living in Greece and I went to the States for my doctor for my undergraduate and then my doctoral studies I met this woman who kind of talked me into visiting What was at that time? Laboratory in a in a hospital It was a the Memonites hospital quite well-known hospital in New York where there was this strange Thing going on there were actual scientists doing research on dream telepathy and at first. I was saying this cannot be But I kind of was intrigued and I kept looking at how they were doing it I became a volunteer progressively because this was much more interesting than what I was doing in my undergraduate You know experimental psychology studies So progressively I kind of get drawn into it because I'm saying this is extremely significant if it's true and I want to know more so It started as volunteer work and then progressively when I did my doctoral work in a normal classical program I decided to do have a thesis that's looking at some of these phenomena in Experimental context and so then progressively I kept I worked in Princeton and then I moved to France and I kept on working in this field And the work that you're doing now with business leaders on creativity and innovation How are you connecting that with your research interest? well the I'm living in France and France is a Paragon of rationalistic and and pretty tight Not tight thinking but not very flexible thinking So I don't always mix the two Because it's made too much for some business leaders there But there are a lot of lessons that we learned from Psychical research that introduced in business research For example mental flexibility and openness which correlates with experimental psi phenomena Also correlates with creativity and There are things that we learn about states of consciousness and mindset in Psychical research that can be used in business Also applications are you finding that people who meditate on a regular basis are better at creativity or any such correlations I think that in the West at least in it Meditation has not come on big enough at least in the business community to Yet leave its mark at least not in Europe. I think it's happening in the States. It's starting to happen in the United States and Certainly even if it's not official I think that business leaders that know how to take time to stop to take what I call a Creativity break a pause know how to go inside how to still the mind and to open it to these subtle messages that are coming from their own unconscious and So I think it's coming but it's slow and coming Mario, thank you very much. It's been a pleasure talking to you. Thank you very much. Thank you


I am here, I am in the physics working with U-group in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The first unit was established in Ho Chi Minh City in 1990 and 10 years later we have a sub-unit in Hanoi. You know most of the music in the tropics is the infrastructure music. Something like malaria, dengue hemorrhagic fever, encephalitis, avian flu, Ebola in other countries but not in Vietnam. In Vietnam, 20 years ago malaria in the top with more than 1 million cases in whole country. But now the incidence has decreased but the dengue hemorrhagic fever still with high incidence more than 100,000 cases in whole country. I think to reduce the burden of disease in Vietnam we have to strengthen the healthcare network. Because you know if we have a good start with skill, physician, nurses or technicians with well equipped but with equipment we can make early diagnosis and treatment. In the infrastructure disease, the early diagnosis and treatment have reduced the mortality and the morbidity. In the infrastructure disease I think blood control is a good thing in laboratory to make a confirmed diagnosis. But now we have all the tools like molecular for example PCR and all the machine to make automatic blood control so we can improve the quality of diagnosis. In the last 10 years I think we have conducted the most important study monitoring the residents of Plasmodium Fanciparum, a parasite of the malaria to the most powerful and anti-malaria drug, the Arctomycinine and Arctomycinine combined therapy because you know now in the Southeast Asia the treatment failure to that drug. Arctomycinine I mean the high yesterday is about 50%. That means in two patients with malaria in Vietnam you treat with the Arctomycinine one fail that means you cannot cure the patient. You have a two-fine and all the combination of new drugs to treat the patient. From the beginning you know that Vietnam is a low and medium income country. So even in the healthcare despite the loss of investment for the government we're still lacking of money. That means lacking of staff, lacking of equipment so the investment has to improve the health through the clinical research. Because the burden of infrastructure disease in Vietnam still high with dengue hemorrhagic fever, with malaria, with hand food, mild disease and all the viral infections. So we have to invest money to improve the good diagnosis and management. Yet I think from the beginning we conduct study to test what's new in the laboratory to apply to the clinical trial and then apply to community. That means you know three steps of traditional medicine in either band side, bedside and then community and we do three own of the steps to fit into the traditional medicine policy of the department.


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Hey friends, it is the day after Halloween and I'm not ready to let it go I went to the Magic Kingdom for Halloween night today Like I said is November 1st the Beetlejuice house just opened up yesterday So we're gonna see if we could do this and just enjoy Halloween one more day Let's go do this And no time to wait cuz right outside the bride of Frankenstein house the holiday outpost has opened up We're ready for Christmas at Universal, but still celebrating a little bit of Halloween I feel like that should be a tagline somewhere, you know, we're ready for Christmas, but still celebrating Halloween Speaking of the bride of Frankenstein. Oh, hey, I'm with Jackie I think I said that up for it. That was not done on purpose, but I'm gonna leave that in cuz it was awesome I'll take it. Yes, but bride of Frankenstein 25-minute wait Tooth Fairy is actually a 10-minute wait, but the tribute store has a line and Jackie just told me that they're doing 70% off We are definitely gonna be going in there before we do anything now. I think we need to go to Finnegan's Finnegan's is always the go-to spot especially for Halloween Horror Nights and basically any time of the year I feel like actually we're gonna actually hang out in the alley so we can drink our beers and take off our mask Usually there's nobody back here, but deliveries are after 3 p.m We were drinking our beers when we were membered that they actually released the new annual Passholder pins for the holidays So we decided to run over to the annual pass holder store and actually get in line and it is a big line Everybody got the same idea trying to get the pins because they will sell out. So we'll hop in in here Thank you Thank you What is that right there an ornament? This is the ornament for this year And then if you didn't know about the map it was designed by Mina Lima, so it's a huge amount So it's pretty much as if Universal then existed and it's just all the way across. I love it That's awesome That is so awesome, isn't it? I'm so happy Jackie actually remembered this because I probably wouldn't have It was you Now that we actually checked off getting ourselves our magnet and our pin I think we might as well go through the Beetlejuice house for the first time. I'm so excited for this guys I've heard such amazing things Before we actually head to Beetlejuice we might as well take advantage of the skeleton bar One last time and we're gonna hang out with my friend who knows a little bit about bars Yeah, and it's theme park bar I'm so excited Last time I was here We had a wait and a little bit of a line and it had a drink that wasn't too good I mean it was okay, so I'm excited to try the newer drink and Looks like there's no line this time Such an awesome little themed bar area if this was here year round I probably would come to get drinks all the time There it is the vampires cursed Captain Morgan spiced rum with fruit punch and sour mix This is actually delightfully delicious.  You know what I mean? Cuz you ever get the flavor of like a flavored wood stick And some people are still dressing up for Halloween look at Marge over there She deserves all the respect in the world for walking around with that wig on The haunted house is at capacity, but we do have prior reservations and we're going to it right now And here it is the ghost with the most haunted house open today only from 10 a.m. To 6 p.m.. Crazy, huh? It's show time a day in the park with Barney and friends He is excited to go for some beetle juice. Look at this. Oh Those porta-potties actually look very familiar you guys are a fan of Halloween horror nights, but also those floats That is awesome. Look how excited people are as they're coming out of the house This just makes it even 10 times better. I cannot wait to get in there. Everybody looks like they loved it There it is. We're almost ready. We're going in She's excited You know, it's absolutely mind-blowing how much a house can actually make you smile I literally had a smile the whole entire time walking through there because it was just so much Great nostalgia. I absolutely love beetle juice growing up and just seeing all this stuff Amazing production value amazing and it looks like when we came out.  Why not? Look at we're walking right alongside them They're doing such a great job. There's a beetle juice. I see them Oh I could tell who that guy is Did you see this? Did you see the big shoulders right there? Good stuff look how excited they are look how excited they are That was great wasn't it? Now this is a beetle juice surprise look at that That is so strange, but awesome at the same time And since beetle just took over Barney's spot. He's out here saying bye to everybody Or hello I am so thankful that we were able to do that house twice now Jackie pointed out a really cool thing Inside there yesterday. It said we will be back in 365 days Today they lowered that number and it says we will be back in 364 days. So that means beetle juice is coming He's coming back. He's coming back, baby. We're back. We're back, baby We're gonna make our way back on over to the other houses looks like the blues brothers are out putting on a show though Everybody swing. Yeah So now it's time 15 minute wait it says oh and we're with the promise in Travis. How cool is that? The reason we want to make sure we get these two houses done is because this is also the last day for those So this is like I said an official goodbye one more day Halloween I Love going through the house is multiple different times because sometimes you just go to actually pay attention to all the little details Sometimes you just want to listen more to the dialogue. You have different reasons to actually go through multiple times It's not just to get scared. It's like to literally appreciate the hard work that was put into the houses themselves But as we were walking out we noticed that Brother Frankenstein is a walk on we can literally just go walk in the house right now with no weight So of course we got to do it Oh Jackie, yeah, yeah, you see that? Did you just see that? Wow, I don't know why but the bride of Frankenstein was a little bit different since the last time that I did it Very good. It was definitely on point too bad. Halloween is basically over after today But that was great If I were to actually put a ranking of all the houses this year Well, I mean do you even that call it a year or Halloween horror nights? But anyways, it goes beetle juice tooth fairy and then bride of Frankenstein With that being said, I think we need to do beetle juice one more time And I guess we're going round three here folks Yeah Three minutes to go and this is going to be done for the year Wow, I'm so happy that I was able to do it three times though I'm grateful that I was able to do it three times I have done one stand by and then two other times I've been invited to be a part of a party when somebody decided they couldn't make it or if they were too scared to actually go through the house So thank you to anyone that actually invited me. I appreciate it so much And there it is folks the beetle juice house is closed for the year. They just covered up with that black blanket So awesome that I was able to experience it as much as I did. I'm so happy And take a look at these fancy costumes Here for the snacks One of the ultimate goals of the night is for us to be one of the last people to actually go in One of the houses this year for 2020 So we're going to watch the cinematic spectacular and that starts at 9 45 the park closes at 10 So if we can just watch a little bit of that and then head on over to one of the houses Around 9 58. Maybe we can be one of the last people to actually go in that would be so awesome. What in it? We're gonna try. I don't know how that's gonna work, but we're gonna give it a go As we are waiting for the show to actually start. I realized That me and Jackie were within the first 10 maybe 20 people to actually go In the bride of frankenstein house when it opened Yeah on annual pass over preview day So we're gonna try to be the last ones to go in so that would make us the first and last almost That is just that's a good feeling Yeah, I like it. I like it. I think it's just five minutes out, right? Yeah five minutes There it is folks 9 55 Says it's a five minute wait. I am so excited for this We get to watch a little bit of this as we wait. We're counting down the minutes in seconds How cool is this we're just waiting everyone's getting in there like I said it's a walk on at this point But we're gonna wait. We're gonna wait until they say that's it guys end of the night.  We're counting down the minutes Yeah, we're with our frankie again What a champ This is the memory memory in the making There it is guys 10 o'clock We're closing it No signal No signal. This is awesome Let's do it. Thank you So this is it We are the last group of people actually to go in the bride of frankenstein. That is so awesome, isn't it? I'm so excited. There's probably about 10 of us Amazing way more than I thought was gonna happen We were the last group to go in and it was just us and then a lot of other scare actors And it was just a great group of amazing people They were everyone made this experience so much more enjoyable. Wow. What a great night And with that, I think I am done here for today. What an amazing day Thank you so much halloween for or thank you so much universal for allowing one more day of halloween I absolutely loved it now Let's bring on the Christmas. So I hope you enjoyed the video I enjoyed making it. We'll see you next time. Bye


Hello and welcome back. I'm Chris Mayfield and you're watching JMU CS 101 week two. This week we're talking about binary numbers and how everything in a computer is stored as ones and zeros. So to help us understand a little bit about how the binary system works, I'd like you to get an index card, pair of scissors, a ruler, if you have one, and a pen. The first thing I like you to do is divide your index card into eight columns using the rulers. So if you're using a five-by-eight index card, go ahead and draw a line every inch down the card until you have eight columns. By the way, in this video and all the videos of this class for that matter, you should feel free to pause and rewind at any moment because I'm going to go through them rather quickly. So after you've gone ahead and divided your index card into eight columns, you should also divide it into four rows. So this is what my index card looks at this point. I just went ahead and drew lines so that there were eight columns and four rows. Now for our next step, I'd like you to label the top row of the card with the powers of two. So on the very left of the card, 128, then 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, and 1, and in the row beneath that, we'll go ahead and write it in exponent notation. So I've got 2 to the 7th, 2 to the 6th, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, followed by 2 to the 0 on the far right. You're probably wondering what we're going to do with this card.  So in order for this to calculate a binary, we need to cut out the bottom part of the card. And the way you cut this out is you go ahead and cut from the bottom of the card up to the second to the last row. So let me go ahead and show you one of these. So on the very bottom of the card, I now have this piece of paper here that I can flip like a bit. Now what I'd like you to do at this point is go ahead and cut out the rest of the bottom row. Label this row here where my finger is with all zeros. And on the back side of the bottom row, label each piece of paper with the number one. I'll go ahead and finish that and show you what the final product looks like. So at this point, your card should look like this. I've got all the bottom rows sliced out. And above the slices, I have zeros everywhere. And on the back of the card, I have ones on all the individual bits. So how does this binary calculator work? Let's say I wanted to represent the number 10. Well, 10 in binary is the value 8 plus 2. And so I just have to flip the 8-bit and flip the 2-bit. Therefore, the binary for 10 is 1010. Or I can do it the other way around. What is the binary number represented by 11000? So if I had those two bits flipped, it's basically the same as doing 16 plus 8, which is 24 the last time I checked. So this is a way that you can convert numbers from decimal to binary and vice versa. And it does a nice job of showing how all you're doing is adding powers of 2. And you really should memorize the powers of 2 from 1 to 8. I mean, they're just used so common in computing when you're looking at binary data.  And 2 to the 8th, for that matter, is 256. And this is where all of those numbers come from that you've seen in computer specs, like 64-bit or 256 megabytes. They're always powers of 2 because they're nice round numbers in terms of binary. Now, there's really nothing special about binary numbers. In fact, they work the same way as the base 10 numbers that you're accustomed to from elementary school arithmetic. Let me write, for example, the number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in base 10. And sometimes when we show base 10, we write a subscript with a 10 there. You know, this number right here really means 10,000 plus 2,000 plus 300 plus 40 plus 5. And you saw with the index card, instead of adding powers of 10, we were adding powers of 2. That's what makes it a base 2 number system. Let's take a look now at what arithmetic is like in binary. So we all know from elementary school 0 plus 0 is 0. And 1 plus 0 is 1. And 0 plus 1 is likewise 1. But what's 1 plus 1? Now be careful, your intuition is going to tell you 2. But there is no 2 in binary. You can only have 1 or 0. And if you go back to your index card, 2 is actually the number 1, 0. So I don't know if you've ever seen those t-shirts that say there's only two types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't. But the number 2 is written like a 10. So people who don't understand binary are like, I thought you said there were 10 types of people. Anyway, I'll post a link. Now that's how you add a single bit or a pair of bits in binary. Let's go ahead and add entire numbers. Let's say I want to add the numbers 101 plus 11. So this would be the number, let's see here, 1 plus 0 plus 4 is 5. And this would be the number 1 plus 2, which is 3. So in decimal, it's like we're doing 5 plus 3, which is 8. Let's see how we get that binary value 8. So 1 plus 1, let's see here, is 1, 0. So I have to write the 0 down at the bottom and carry the 1. Just like in traditional arithmetic, if you have more than one digit that will fit at the bottom of the sum, you have to carry the most significant digit. So now we have 1 plus 0 plus 1, which we know is just 1, 0 again. 1 plus 1 is 1, 0. Now, just like in decimal, I can add as many 0s to the front of the number as I want, and it won't change the value of the number. So really what I have at the very left end is 1 plus 0, which is just 1. And as we expected, 1 with 3 zeros after it is the decimal number 8, and that's how arithmetic works in binary. There's a lot more detail in section 1.5 of the book, and I would encourage you to read that as soon as possible this week, certainly before Friday. You will not be expected to be able to do multiplication in binary like the last example uses, and you don't need to worry about fractions in binary either. But go ahead and skim through those sections so you get the main idea of how it's actually done. Now, so far the only examples I've given you are 4-bit numbers or really small numbers, and most of the numbers we'll look at in binary are rather large. If I get a very large sequence like 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, and so forth, I can write as big of a number I want. It's actually really hard to say those numbers out loud or to talk to other people about them or even to write down the correct number if you're looking in the book and wanting to copy it on paper. So there's another system for writing binary numbers, and it's called hexadecimal. The word hex means 6, so hexadecimal is base 16. And the way hex works is we have the digits 0 through 9, just like in decimal, but then we need to have six additional digits that represent the numbers 11, 12, 13, and so forth. So the values actually go from 0 to 9 followed by a through f, where the value a means 10, and the value f means 15. You should take a look at the hexadecimal table on page 25 of the textbook, and this really is something you should memorize, but you don't have to memorize each set of numbers. There's a pattern to it, right? Basically, each hexadecimal digit corresponds to four bits of binary. The reason why there's four is that's how many bits it takes to represent 16 possible numbers. So for example, the value 0 is all zeros. The value 5 is 0, 1, 0, 1. The value 10, as we saw on the index card, is 1, 0, 1, 0. And the value f is 1, 1, 1, 1. So this makes a nice pattern for compressing long strings of binary numbers. All you have to do is divide up the binary numbers into chunks of four, and then figure out which four-bit number that represents an hexadecimal. So in this example I have here, 1, 1, 0, 1 is the hexadecimal value. I'll look it up in the table. D, 0, 1, 0, 1. Of course, I don't have to look this up in the table. I'm playing like I don't know what I'm doing, right? 1, 0, 1, 0 is the number 5. The value 1, 1, 0, 0 is the value 12. Now 12 doesn't exist in hexadecimal. That's two digits. So we use the letter c to represent the value 12. And finally, I have to add an extra 0 on the left end so that I have four bits, 0, 1, 1, 0. And that value is 6. So this long binary sequence in hexadecimal is simply 6C5D. And because all of these letters and numbers have a different pronunciation, it's a lot easier to communicate a long binary value to another person, whether you write it down or they hear you say it. It's a lot better than 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1. People are like, wait a minute, what was the 12th digit again? So that's the whole point of hexadecimal. This makes it easier to communicate long binary sequences.


So, I guess I just want to make one framing point. And that is that what we've seen from the data and from the need to get here that African organization is following is that we've got something that the United Nations Economic Information Africa calls premature deindustrialization. So that is as bad as it sounds. And essentially what this is referring to is a secure situation where we are made from economies that are predominantly the primary sectors, especially in agriculture. And the labor market is transitioning directly into the services sector and we're struggling to flesh out to expand this industrial base that will allow us to achieve the economic cooperation that is essential to deal with some of the questions that have been raised this morning. Now, to achieve this, we obviously have to locate African economies and particularly urban regional economies within a global frame. We've got to confront the question of productivity in the formal and informal sectors, how the urban form shapes productivity. But where we want to end up with this conversation is a more fleshed out understanding of what this tantalizing idea of innovation might mean. What is innovation in this context? And for that reason, it is absolutely appropriate to first start off with where the research is at, what is our understanding of these questions, and then to turn to a number of practitioners and scholars who track these processes on the ground and see how we can get to a really rich, complex, multivalent understanding to not necessarily come to any definitive conclusions but to enrich the discussion for the further sessions that will follow in the conference. So without further ado, and again to remind everybody of what Ricky said this morning, we are not doing detailed introductions of speakers. If they're on the panel, they are fabulous and there's a good reason that they've been invited, so, you know, read the bio in the pack. But I want to immediately hand over to Vernon Henderson from the Lund School of Economics to do a framing input for us. Thank you.


Hey y'all, it's Timmy with Collard Valley Cooks and today we're making ham salad. It's called Dill Ham Salad. It's in my third cookbook. I know you got a bunch of ham left over So I'm gonna chop some up and we're gonna make my ham salad Go ahead and start a couple of eggs to boil and I went ahead and put in three because one will probably bust and So you got to chop up two cups of ham I'm gonna go ahead and put everything in here but the ham while we're waiting on these eggs to boil So you're gonna use two tablespoons of dill just Dill relish, okay, and that's your deal So you won't be using the spice deal the actual pickles that are dill And I'm about out. I will one need to pick some out up next time I go to the store I got just enough for this recipe today You're gonna be using four ounces of cream cheese at room temperature You're gonna use two green onions chopped We're looking to that in a minute a teaspoon of mustard about a quarter cup of male Let me get me a little Spatula, I guess they're all dirty. I'm gonna have to get a spoon So put you in about a quarter cup of mayonnaise You're gonna put in about a teaspoon of Worcestershire That's the way I say it a Teaspoon our mustard our Worcestershire our cream cheese our dill relish Now what we're going to do is chop up celery a green onion We've got some eggs boiling. We're gonna put them in it and we're also of course gonna chop up our ham and so Hope y'all having a blessed day today. I sure am it's Monday. I've already been to the store this morning and Shot a little bit got me a couple of presents and Amy because she's moving in her new apartment Just being the typical mama, I guess so you just go take your celery and chop it Give it just a little bit of crunch in your salad. Okay If you don't like a crunch then use celery seed Get the same flavor without the crunch But you know since we're using mayonnaise, I don't I didn't put salt in the recipe Because mayonnaise it's got a lot of salt in already And my stroke doesn't this well show years ago Well, and people just would tell me to put away what rag under it So I got these gorilla grip kind and it keeps it from sliding on me If I don't want to get out my woodwind today since I'm doing me. I got out the plastic I don't put me on my wooden one and I thought well, I'll just do my vegetables first And then do my meat And just use one cutting board. I've got to go over to the sink and rinse these off. I've got to take off the outside leaf Y'all know what I didn't do. I didn't tie my eggs Sure didn't I might can tell by my video and how long it's been around and if I come over there and look So you're gonna take two green onions and you're gonna chop them up to go in your salad Or making ham salad because I know y'all got a bunch of ham I sure do I gave my company ham to take home with them and I still got a load of ham And so we'll be making butter beans and ham All our greens as simple as my recipe as they say they have to be the best that ever ate And I told them I said people are just shocked when they figure out that you do not have to put So here's my ham.   I've seen it before I'm gonna put the little blade in it that blade is awful sharp So if you get one of these be very careful because I've gotten cut by it a couple of times And we're gonna get this ham in here And you gotta have two cups worth so I'm gonna have to chop up a little bit more But I'm gonna do it in about one cup at a time. Okay It's a pull tab And let's y'all see how pretty it is When you chop it with the chopper See how nice and small it is We're gonna do one more batch that way and then put our eggs in here We're gonna have a delicious egg salad today Has gone on the boat to take his friends to Cumberland Island They're going over there to look at the Ruins and the I think there's an old house on the island. There's wild horses on the island He took him to see golf dolphin yesterday and they had a good time I'll go on these excursions Until my neck is better.  It's quick fact makes something really good Think somebody gave it to me Matter of fact, I'm not washing my hands in between I did the neat last Now all we got is eggs left. So let me pick this stuff up. We're gonna take it to the sink And I got a check and see about what time I put these eggs on and I'll bring y'all over here with me How y'all said y'all couldn't hear me is because my pressure cooker was cooking at the same time And you know how loud a pressure cooker is so it was messing with the sound Does anybody know how long I've been on by any chance because it don't tell me on here Let's see if it does at the top You think my eggs are done or done enough Let's just say they are And if they're not quite done, we won't put them all in my egg salad How's that? Surely I've been talking to y'all for 10 minutes Can I freeze ham and it still tastes good? You can freeze it It's pretty good. I'm gonna be honest with you. It's not the same It's fine to put in beans and stuff like that But to me it don't taste good unless you spruce it up in a ham salad or do something like this with it Or make soup out of it, but just to eat it like fresh ham like a ham sandwich A lot of the flavor is taken away from it So I've been on here 10 and a half minutes is all Hold those moves. They're saying 12 minutes 10 minutes 10 minutes Y'all want to just look at my ham for now? Let's just mix up what we got and then we'll put our eggs in here. How's that? Quick video All right So our ham's in there the cream cheese is in there Everything's in there. We're just gonna mix it up and that way we could just fold our eggs in Kind of like a cheese ball in a way except Not all cheese, right? Gonna be good Yeah, this recipe is in the third cookbook There's also a recipe in there for a cheese ball with ham.  Looks like it's gonna make a good sandwich I save all my little jars like this and when I make jelly, I use them When I make pickles, I use them too I made pickles last year. Oh my gosh. My kids love them. They're deal pickles with onion And uh, let me get something to walk off the counter and I'll show you my pickles I don't even have a cucumber dragon here. Here's one I'll use this Like looking at the table like these live videos and this is what happens when you're live You gotta see everything, but that's what cooking is really about ain't it?   So we'll just use the two good ones And I hope it's done I hope we've been on here long enough for it to be done because it was good and cold out of the refrigerator It's done. Let's get this one. Can I say my method works? I brought the water to a bowl dropped them down in there What do you gotta do? A lot of y'all used it over the holiday They ate all my deviled eggs yesterday They ate everything. They loved everything. Those kids are so cute. They love My channel and they like to make biscuits their sales by their sales those girls do They're so cute All right, we're gonna mix these eggs up in here pepper in the recipe but I'm gonna throw some in there like pepper All right, let's give us a piece of bread and eat us a sandwich right quick together How about it? wheat bread And let me get me a paper plate We're gonna get us a great drink Because I'm bad to the bomb I think I'm gonna have tea that sounds better don't it tea With ham salad it does It's not like I'm having hot dog. This is holy bread See it It's holy It's perfect for Easter Because it's holy bread This is wheat bread. That's all me and Chris ate most of the time But see don't that look good? I think it does Have y'all made ham salad already? I bet you did some of it for lunch today And if you didn't try my recipe Have it for supper tonight summertime almost So you don't have to have something hot But we still got plenty of leftovers We sure do All right, let's change y'all's view so y'all can Take a look at my face I colored my hair yesterday. It's a little bit dark still It'll lighten up a little bit Let's pour us a little bit of tea This is not sweet It's peach. I put up one of those peach um Briegelode peach bags in it just one So it's peach tasting but I barely put any sugar and I got sneeze That pepper got to me all That pepper always gets to me and now I don't sneeze in my hands. I sneeze away from like this Okay Just in case somebody wonders Ham salad Up close and personal You could see the green onion. You could see the egg and the little hand bits Now you can really taste the cream cheese too So If you're not a cream cheese fan Use cheddar cheese Just use um shredded Cheddar cheese I'm trying not to talk while I'm eating. Oh, it's good She says I read a comment. She said that Bread has got to where it don't taste good to her no matter if it's store-bought homemade I'm thinking girl Maybe you should get you some croissants or something Would you share the recipe please? I always share my recipes now when I'm live It takes me longer to get it on there But I will put it on the post. I promise it is in the third cookbook if you have one under appetizers I hope y'all have a wonderful and blessed Monday After Easter and I hope you use that leftover ham and some beans or some salad Do something with it. I love y'all and thanks for watching color valley cooks where we cook Like mama did


There is a scam going on that is pretending to be me. First of all, hi, this is the real George Cow. And let me tell you how you can tell that this is a scam page. First of all, I want to thank the person who alerted me to this. Thank you, Amy. And she told me, George, you just posted something on my Facebook profile, and it looks scammy. Has your account been hacked? That's a fair question. Thankfully, my account has not been hacked, as I'm very good about the security. But what they did was they duplicated my page and started posting as my page on different other, you know, some of my fans. And some of my fans, hopefully nobody falls for it. But let me show you how you can easily tell that this is not really me. It's safe to go ahead and... So if I post something weird like this, it is safe to actually go to the Facebook page that's pretending to be me. And let's go ahead and see what happens here. Okay. You can tell it's not me. The easiest way is to scroll down here and notice how many people are following this page. Right now, it's a zero.  I don't know. But you can further scroll down and see that this page was just created as of this recording, you know, it was created yesterday, versus my real page. Go to my real page, which is Facebook.com slash George Cal Community. It's my real page. If you scroll down here, you will see that I've got a bunch of real followers, including probably some of your friends. And the page was created December of 2009. So my page was created over a decade ago. And that's when you know that's really me when you click through to the real page. So here's what you do. Please help me out by reporting the fake page again. Go to my go to the fake page and you can again double check by seeing how many followers and when the page was created. Okay, so you confirm that this is the fake page. Now, here's what to do. Go up here to the three dots next to the like button and click on report page. And then click on scam and fake pages and then click on pretending to be another business. And then go and search me. And you'll probably find the one that's 8000 followers. That's me. Okay. If you need to get my URL, you can copy my URL and do it that way instead. And it will find the correct page. Click on me. Say yes, pretending to be this person. Click on send. And that's all you have to do. You don't have to block or hide. It's up to you. You don't want to do that for the fake page. It doesn't really make a difference. So thank you so much for your help and sorry about people trying to be me. Very unauthentic. All right. Thanks a lot. You can click done at this point.


I haven't seen you in a while. I have a new feature to show you today. This is CryptoMat. Yes, out of the blue it came up, and now it's Blender 2.8. We are just a few weeks away from the beta, but yeah, it's good to see that there's still hope for new, new, new features, just in case 2.8 wasn't enough. So if you're familiar with the concept, basically CryptoMat is a way to create like masks or masks from an image automatically. So for example, in this image, this render, a CryptoBunt pass will give you the ability to select different objects and have like different colors that you can use for compositing. And it's a standard, so it's used also in different software. So it would help with their interpretability with other software. So you can render in Blender and then export from there using cycles. For time being, it's implemented only on cycles. And if you're familiar with compositing in Blender, the way to make masks before was, or now, I mean, still there. It's just to select an object, for example. Then in relations, you set a pass index, a number, manually by hand, and then with this number, you add a note in the compositor to convert it. So it was a bit of some work to do there. And also, if the object was linked, you couldn't assign it if it was a duply, for example. So this is much, much better. It's sort of also automatic. So let's see how it works.  To enable the pass, you have to enable it in the view layer settings, passes, and you have to be in cycles. By the way, have you seen this awesome, nice here vertical tab? Isn't it pretty? Okay, cycles. Passes. Then in passes, there is a sub panel down here that it shows crypto mat. So the options that you want to change are mainly these three ones, object, material, and asset. They are basically enabling one of these passes. So object will give you IDs per object, material, per material, and asset. Blender still doesn't have the concept of asset, but it's terminology used by crypto mat itself. So it's compatible with other software. But basically it means like a collection or like an object that share a patent. You can read the tooltip there just to be familiar what it does. So yeah, for example, if you just enable object and then you render, you will see that if you render, it's all nice and dandy. Then in the compositor, this is a compositing step that you have to do. You will see that the render layer, the view layer now has three outputs for crypto. If you try to see what comes out of this, you won't see anything. It will see like a just a line. But if you use the magic node, let's search for crypto. There you go. If you search for crypto mat, then you'll have this awesome node that you need to connect the three entries here with the weird name, and then you will see the output.  So for example, if I want the cube, I can just click and add and then select the cube. And then if I see my image output, it shows the cube instead of being like the whole thing. And the mat output is gonna show up, show a black and white image with that. And from here, I can, for example, add the monkey, like I can remove the cube and I can add the sphere. So that way I have these two and the mat and this I can use it for anything basically. This black and white, I can use it for anything. If I want to, for example, change the hue of those objects, I just use it as a mat, I use the mat as an output, as a factor for the hue correct. And then I can just change anything. I can lower the saturation, for example, or just change the hue like I was doing before. It's amazing. So it's all automatic and the same when you enable the material pass. So for example, and then you see here, now these options show up here. So you just need another node and then just connect these three. So the UI could still use some work, so you don't have to do like add, click add and manually have to do it. So it could be easier, it could show up on like a mouse over maybe the name. There is a lot of improvement to be done. This also works when you're in the image, UV image editor by the way. I'm gonna show you with a better file. This splash screen from POC Studio, pretty nice. Do you remember this guy? From this, from Lender 277, which by the way you can get from Lender.org, it's for download. So yeah, if you look at the pick output of the Cryptomad for this, you have all the objects here, which makes it a bit more fun to see. Then you can pick the objects and then here, for example, I have the viewer node and I have the render result, sorry. So this is what I'm doing, what I'm viewing here. I can just select a few objects and then they will show up there. This is so nice. Amazing. So this feature, it's been added just a few weeks ago and it's part of Lender 2.8 and Master, the version of Lender 270, like the one that looks like 279, but has a few features from Cycles and improvements and you can download them from the same place we always do, from builder.blender.org download, here just download Lender 2.8 or the official one also should have it, but remember they're behind. So yes, thank you, Tangent Animation. This feature has come from a studio, from people from the studio of course, but the Tangent Animation, I don't know if you remember the next gen film. Have you watched it already? It's a Netflix. It's the first full feature Netflix film made entirely with Blender. So they are amazing. They're not only like sponsors from the Code Quest, but also contribute code. They are amazing. So yes, go enjoy the files. You can try the same with your own files or by downloading if you wanna have the same exact version, you can use the 277 file from here. If you wanna read more, you can check the Wiki. There is the working progress notes. It's not gonna be the final ones, but from here you can read a bit more how to work with it, how to enable and what to expect plus all the awesome features from Cycles and from everything that is getting 2.70 to 2.8. It's just insane. If you want to keep this development happening, you can join the new Blender development fund and join 387 people, amazing people that are making their lives better by joining and by contributing to Blender. So yeah, go play with it, test it, enjoy it. There is a new blog post from last week if you wanna check it out and the Blender, any other news, the Blender conference videos are being uploaded. So yeah, go so many things going on. I will see you again in the next video. Ciao.


So just a few days ago, Thomas Halbert opened up and got very deep and very vulnerable on his YouTube channel. So in this video, we're going to talk about it, see what lessons we can learn from it. And don't worry, this story does have a happy ending. What is up everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul, where we talk about the problem, but focus on the solution. And if you're new to my channel, what I like to do is take a look at what's going on in the YouTube community and try to see what lessons we can learn from them. So if you're into that stuff, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell. And please, before we get started, do not forget, go follow me on Instagram and Twitter at the Rewired Soul because I keep you updated on all the cool stuff coming and everything. Like the launch of the brand new podcast. We are six episodes deep. So go make sure you're following me on Instagram and Twitter. Go follow the podcast. It's available on all platforms now from Spotify, to iTunes, to Google Podcasts. It's even up on SoundCloud Baby, but I post all the updates over there or just visit the website, the RewiredSoul.com. All right. Anyways, this has been something that's just been on my mind for days. And Thomas Halbert just released his video shortly after all of the James Charles drama with Tati Westbrook and Jeffree Star. And I don't know if it brought up a lot of old feelings for him or what, but anyways, to take you back a little bit in history last year. Thomas Halbert is a beauty YouTuber, does a lot of makeup, kids got skills. And anyways, he got caught up in some controversy calling out Jeffree Star and then some things got exposed about Thomas Halbert. And yeah, the cancel culture hit him and all of this stuff happened. And since then, Thomas has been working very hard to bounce back from it. In this new video where he opened up, he talks about how that affected his mental health. And what I hope all of you take away from this is not only get help, like get help. I can't say that clear. Get help. All right. But I want you to really check in with the role that you play with all of these things, right? Like, it's crazy because I know so many people like to sit back and watch shows like Black Mirror. But when I actually watch what's happening, like, like we are the ones who are inspiring Black Mirror. And when you see like cancel culture and mob mentality and everything like that, you're like, oh, no wonder where Black Mirror got this idea from. Like, we are currently doing it. And they just take it to an extreme in Black Mirror. And what I mean by that is Thomas, Thomas Halbert opens up and gets really vulnerable about what he's been through and what he's going through. Like, one thing that I got to say that I absolutely 1000 percent respect Thomas Halbert for is the accountability in his video. He takes 1000 percent accountability for what happened. All right. He's not deflecting. He's not dodging. He said, I did this. I brought this on myself. And this is something that I hope everybody can take away from this. Like, so many of us would play the victim and say, oh, my God, why did this happen? Why, why, why me? Why, why is the whole world against me? And typically what I've learned from my experience is that when we retrace these breadcrumbs, we find out that we were the source, right? We set off this chain of events. So what we also see with Thomas Halbert's video is that there's a balance that comes in with this, right? Where we take personal responsibility, we take that accountability, we realize that we screwed up. But the problem is, is that that pendulum can swing so far this way that it turns into self-hatred and beating up on ourselves. And something that I try to do with myself and I try to teach other people is we need to learn how to treat ourselves the same way we would treat a friend who is going through that situation, right? And here's what I mean by that. Like, for as much as other people might talk trash about us, for most of us, we beat ourselves up way more than anybody else can, right? But how would you talk to a friend?  Like, what would you do if you watched somebody talking to your friend that way? Like, so I guess in essence, we need to treat ourselves like we are one of our friends. So what we need to do is disconnect from that voice that's talking all this trash to us and sit back and like calm down and show ourselves some some love and some compassion. And most of all, most of all, above everything else, we need to be able to show ourselves forgiveness. Like, you guys, I cannot stress this to you enough as a recovering drug addict and alcoholic, I would not be where I am today. Living this life that is a billion times better than it used to be. If I did not learn how to forgive myself, all right? All we can do is look at where we screwed up and learn from it and grow from it. But it is not benefiting us or anybody else by continuing to beat ourselves up. But something Thomas talks about in his video is how it got to a place of ideation of taking his own life. And he talks about how he was driving recklessly and, you know, all of a sudden a voice popped in his head to stop and like something I just want to touch on because I'm going to make another video about this too. Because another YouTuber just talked about this and like, if I can do nothing else on this channel but bring awareness to what's actually happening in this community, then I feel like I'm doing my job correctly. But it really worries me and it really scares me seeing how many YouTubers talk about the ideation of taking their own life based on this this job or based on this career. It's really scary. And when I when I'm talking about like the black mirror thing, like I want you guys to think about that.  Like I hate to say it, but how are you going to feel if that person ends up taking their life? Like think about that for a second, right? Like think about like the nasty comments, the tweets, all these things. Like think about that for a second. Like we haven't seen it happen, but I think it's important to discuss these things because I feel when it does happen, when it does happen in the future, when we see YouTubers starting to off themselves based on a mistake they made, right? Or based on public backlash, based on cancel culture. We're really going to have to start rethinking this. Like right now there's this huge like hashtag save social play and everybody's like, oh, look, let's see the numbers. And I like watching people like their numbers go down after they get canceled and all this other nonsense. It's all fun and games until someone takes their own life. So anyway, it's getting back to Thomas Halbert. I'm super proud of him for not only opening up about what he's been going through and everything like that. Like it was such a raw video and I think there's a lot that we can learn from it. But how he talks about how this whole situation affected him.    But what happens is the dog pile comes in.  And then there's still somebody who has just left beaten and broken at the bottom of that dog pile, right? There and then they have to get up and figure out a way to put their life back together.  We just like going on the attack and we don't we don't think about everything that happened after that. But anyways, like I said, this story does have a happy ending because fortunately, fortunately, Thomas has had such an amazing response to his video. I believe his video has over 300,000 views now and it's awesome. It's awesome. And he's been so grateful for it on Twitter and everything like that. And he also just did an insanely long live stream and they were able to raise over 17,000 dollars for Planned Parenthood and I believe one other organization. And that is awesome. And something that I hope if Thomas Halbert ever sees this video, something that I hope for Thomas Halbert moving forward in the future is because he touched on this in his video is we as creators or we as people in general, we need to quit attaching our self worth to these these things like our job, our career in Thomas Halbert's situation. He talks about the numbers, the views, the subscribers. Because when we attach who we are and how we feel about ourselves to our job, we are setting ourselves up for failure. Something that I would recommend for somebody like Thomas Halbert is based who you are, not by these numbers, not by the fame, not by the fortune, but based it on who you are as a person, based it on your character like Thomas Halbert just raised over 17,000 dollars for charity. All right. And to me that greatly outweighs any amount of subscribers he's lost, any amount of views that he's lost like and if he keeps going in this trajectory of trying to give and put out a positive message and help out, you know, people who are less fortunate or to fund programs that are as important as Planned Parenthood, like I think we're going to see a brand new, awesome Thomas Halbert because this dude is still young. But when I see things like this, I get inspired because I'm like this dude is on the right track. And if you can stay on it, that'll be awesome. But if you're watching this and you're struggling with anything, check down in the description below, I will leave some resources. But we need to look at videos like the ones Thomas Halbert just released and get inspired by them and realize if somebody like Thomas Halbert can make it through that situation, guess what? You can make it through your situation too. All right. But anyways, that's all I got for this video. If you like this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you're new, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell because I make a ton of videos. And don't forget to follow me on Instagram and Twitter at the Rewire and Soul so you can stay up to date with all of the cool stuff that I'm launching like the podcast and all that. Before I take off, huge thank you to all of your wonderful Patreons out there. All right. Thanks again for watching. I'll see you next time.