You remember when she launch pink ladies Party of that un me ma laza ane matim. Handing up there. He any kajambia e Yash. Aka dance kwa ma li na one day li. Lakin li mi mi kreshiyangu expire. So ya koko karibu kua expire. Spon typesa shawriya kya. So you waiting for her akutu wa? Mi ni mi waka due chani ta futwe. You're not looking for someone. Mi mi nili kata. You're the prize. Mi nili ta futwe. Mi nili ta futwe. Yon windi ya hivu sababu. Nili katihi wei. what's up yin mi ni mulus. Ya. At the launch of season two of Anastasia, we have the brain behind it all. The script writer, Eddie Bhutita, kary유bu sana. Yika, yika, yika sana. Natiza, makilase. Nanda lea vizuri Nanda lea vizuri munguana raisisha Congratulation Season 2 of Nastity Asante sana Nde mifika elitishwa sana It's time Chukumilili alabdaku tishwa sana Wato ingiwame kwa kikomplain You took too long to bring season 2 labda sababu Kulikuna sababu Chakula kizuri wich kwa wakati I had to cook what I'm sure with I wanted to put up a show that people will appreciate Show ambayosi prediktabu Show ikotu sana Because show elitisha kwa ju So they need to go high Now talking about season 2 What is that one thing you learnt in season 1 That you are trying so much to implement in season 2 I learnt it's not about us It's about a lot of people It's not just about me It's about everyone who's in there In the show So any decision I'm making It's affecting a lot of lives So I learnt that I need to Take that position seriously That's what I learnt 95% of the people we have had Interving in this event Kwame kusipia sana Scriptwriting you're doing it so well What does it take to be Now that one person Wanyotu na kuminiya sana in scriptwriting Na shkuru sana Nili fanya miakamingi bila watuku juwa Finally li fika wakatia watuku juwa And now I'm happy that they can consume My products And our products at SPM Africa Studios Procesi li kwa jia kushuti labda milkom Na shoot lini Masani kwa muka asu Na kwa ga 5 5 already gari SPM Na kwa ga mefika kila mani na beba watu Ya ni na kwa ga ni noma Ya Wei fika location trakuchukuwa Fika pale Day 1 na kwa ga technical kidogo So tulianza Early January after 2 new year We got to mengya set yo wikiya bili Any challenges probably during the shoot And everyone Challenge quite as a production Always ye puka Bili tatutu za technical But we live and we learn everyday Ya This season 2 Probably it will run until maybe when What into when ya may plan Season 2 13 episodes Probably But we might go We might add more Or it depends Single episode per week Ya every week Pale YouTube Yes Kizumumziya maybe the shooting And things like that We have seen that you have maintained As some of the characters Is it something probably you got Advice from people Because you know you have a team For example in Djugush Kina Abel Mutua To maintain the cast Ya I have learnt a lot from My friends I have learnt a lot from Feel it production Abel Feel From Djugush Kina sale judi Because everyday when we sit down We try and challenge ourselves To be better And we borrow from each other Information Nia je yuli fanya Iwi kawak Yuli fanya iwi kawak So it's an exchange of information Nia I say Our friendship is just a friendship It's a school And we appreciate So I learnt from everyone I learnt from all my friends What what Wasa ni Kila sa ni kanamsa ni Niki kana muna mwa chini Tuta wangia, Tuta lan Niki kana waiwaii chini Tuta jadili anatu wangali Industri ko aje Niki kana na Niki kana chipikizi Niki kana erikomondi It's a school Ya A lot of people Especially now We have talked to Abel Mutua Believe that Eddie Butita is the person Taking the Kenyan film Industry global They believe so? Yes Oh, I'm happy What's the future like? I think probably If everything go the way I feel it will go Then it's gonna be one great story Never told in this world Like I see a solution For the industry I see a solution for many people That's why I'm in the business Of making stars I'm in the business Of creating the next generation The business Of making this business Make sense And I necessarily don't need anything in return I create a product And you're part of it Ikiku sa idea sa West idea mtungine kwa maisha spingine Ya Now maybe Kido got kia chana na Story anastoto Mambo ya mkwe kitu kia pali Boko nye mi chandao A while back I think it was late last year You confessed in an interview That you had a crash On Kayach, the Tiktoka Which interview? You remember lunch here Pink lady?  If met him Hi If met him at Sfiam Studios If met him This is the guy who did anastoto sound track The shorifu needle Shorifu pressure He's the guy He produced and is the one who sang that song He's called Terence on the track A lot of people don't know him right now But they'll know him because this is great talent Everyone is talking about that theme song That intro is the guy behind that Terence, how has it been maybe working Especially now on nastoto It is a privilege And it was like a shock Because I wasn't expecting it to come We've been with him for a while We've known each other for a while But I didn't expect to be in such a great team And produce such kind of music Or at the show Probably you roll now You guys have a whole night Shorifu need a shorifu Hey bro, you in a kambadu Buye buye buti pati You was just carrying a shorifu Bini So now nika shka headphone nika chapa Anaito wambo underscore Ali piga a ya ke Hey, apana ezi wambo eka ikupata e Ali piga siya ke smart afal ea Skul kimchez waka graduate ke Kimchez waka graduate ke kubrede Naka wata jef gama nas Nama guide us a ke Karibu facility wa ESE ma nas ezi Doknaw desi Nili skatu nani Ave piga Ten ten ten ten ten Nika mbe bro There is something about you Ten ten ten ten ten Ten ten ten ten ten ten Man We kill it We kill it A whole night Ya ya I remember Asubuwe really get late akuna Venesatu katakakfanya Long version ea credit And I think that's the best theme song we've ever had in this country for a series Ya Around like Where director Onyesha Uyu Onyesha Uyu Uyu Who is the man in the first armor? Ya He's done all our tracks for the songs for the series Kamama X Nialifanya Patwa Patwa Ile ma X ma X X X Papa Patwa So he does our jingles The great mind man So probably ame fanya something pia in season 2 Ea ame piga Iyo Badu track liyo Iyende na tfanya Tfanya music that you make andani Ya Kosawa How is it? Takua great kabisa because you to me answer I think season 2 will I may teach you ata mimi wukon yuma behind the scene lazima nikuwa mkreativ Iyo What's funny Iyo track mutua kipita tuwa pa evena uske ame kakama rington Kitunakam kwa mind Ya kutuni Kitunakam kwa mind Ya kutuni anastoto Ya So ya I think we have to I have to work extra hard I have to be more creative Give people something that still is taken their minds Ya He has mentioned something that from probably what people people are asking for anastoto season 2 lazima kwe kreativ Not on your side as the script writer Jai ilikunakule tia some pressure maybe kule injimtu nakutana Buwazana Mimi na kwa gana pressure times 10 Mpaka nili shindwa kwa ndeli anasho time pressure kwa i I had to forget about anastoto totali and move on with other things then nika settle Then na kumbuka nili kwa maali I think nili kwa api I think kwa moving peak ma jioni jioniv kwa nifuga laptop kuna show nika nandika short film So nika fuka Sinflani hospital kwa zin From now ya nika unababu tukwa kili na Ya nika ya nika missio vibe and opened an episode na nika nika title rebranding facility one we need a new hospital like facility one what next rebranding and the rest is history miltokapo kani meskumu episode 1 nika karibu vibe ilishuka So I didn't enjoy Christmas week because I was redoing the scripts Kenyans are very much waiting for your assurance Hocha tuk salimi et kuachili I know a lot of Kenyans are waiting to be assured season 2 kisha labdo of course whatever will be happening next Next How you take that? This time after season 2 kisha ni kisha Ita kwa imetoka Mi na daga kwa sumbuwa Ini muwaka eitu ya ni Ini muwaka na daku pewatu opportunity Ini muwaka Goda me ni leta me ni yus Muspa ni yus chawri enu Laki ni ae ndiata ni lipa A big thanks to this amazing cast In my life I've never had such a beautiful family people that I miss like our sets are always dikona energy na fun like fao shishi our last born shiku musiri demwa Hollywood stranger demwa Maju Maya Demwa Kayo Omuamim Swahili Man I love these people and I just feel like in fact ni kifkiri yanga siya ni kuwanawa tu pamoja na jambiaga lazimani anelena isho like this is the future of acting man this is the future of the industry like everyone here is destined for greatness and let's do this story in the next few years huya dakwa tam kubwa aotri ni musta laki na dakwa bigger than that yeah man alright butita thank you so much for your time good job watu wapati I really appreciate thank you SPM BAS for showing up when your sister company is doing a show SPM Africa Studios the team at SPM Africa Studios loves you guys na jom na kutananga wansinawail because of Shiguli Zakikazi laki ni yawan family na lalabda ajuwi atapata nas toto wak nas toto inakuja YouTube kama kawahida pale pale laki ni toto apati atare nasa na tere badoi jamuli na dakkujuwa ni kueshua na kina wambia atare this week so we still wait stay tuned on YouTube it's gonna be bigger and nas toto season 2 in ya kwingia town thank you so much good job thank you very much


So Josh Nylnil today must be plenty of positives to take from the match, obviously going up against the top of the league. Yeah, definitely, I think. Obviously, like you said, the league leaders come here today and we're probably unlucky not to win the game. We matched them in every department and it was a great performance from the lads. All it needed was one goal to get us to three points, which we're a bit frustrated and disappointed about, but that's football and we go again and we look forward to the game against Berry on New Year's Eve. As we say, no goals in the game, but do you feel, from pitch side at least, that we were the more dominant of the two sides this afternoon? Yeah, I think we can be confident and say that we were the better team today and that can only give us confidence going forward. Obviously, the league leaders come in here and we're coming up to pitch thinking we're better than them today. So, yeah, we can only take confidence from it. We'll have a little bit of frustration that we haven't won again, but that less football sometimes when you go through runs where you might not get what you deserve, but like I said, we'll go again and we'll be aiming to definitely come and get three points in New Year's Eve.


Sarmat has a question. How can I create group calendars in Office 365 or Exchange Online? I need that the members being updates automatically. I tried to create a dynamics group. Well, when I added the group to my calendar with all a dynamic group, to my group calendar with all members, then it showed me only one calendar and not all group member calendars. I tried to do it via PowerShell without luck and the ideas. This is Exchange Online. For me, this is a SharePoint or Teams calendar. If they're trying to control the audience, it's broken, I'm thinking it was translated. It's a little hard to understand what they're trying to accomplish, but I don't like the group calendars because they don't show up the same way. Personally, I prefer the one that's hosted in the SharePoint site. Yeah. That's exactly what they're trying to do because they're saying they're trying to create a dynamic security or distribution group because it's the only dynamic type groups there are out there. Add to the group calendar is one calendar, which would make sense with how those are because they're based off queries. I'm with you. I feel like they need to rethink about what their requirements are and they're in goal to come up with a better solution than what they're trying to do. My thought here is just if they go create this group calendar and share that out, and then people go in and turn that on and enable that so they see it within their calendar, that's the best that you're going to get. Yeah. Right now, there are some develop it things you can do, but that's not out of the box. It's not easy and there's maintenance to it. If you're looking for easy and out of the box, that's what you get. Well, and best kept secret, if you go back to Classic View and go to the ribbon, you can connect the calendar into your Outlook desktop. No. She loves to say, we can revert back to Classic right now, but not tomorrow. No, but what's the connections there? The connections there and it's not available in SharePoint Modern, but you can connect that calendar and then it shows up in your Outlooks. You can hide and show it, you can add events to it. It's synchronized. Are you suggesting people get in there and do it while they can before we go all modern? Yeah. Well, they take away my favorite link, but I have stored those URLs that allow me to revert it back to other views and a Notebook so I can always put that in the site address and get back to where I want to be. Well, you've got to think even though just like Sherry's mentioning here with the whole calendar thing, even though like calendars and now modern events. You can only have the events web part doesn't show a 30-day calendar view on the modern page. Behind the scenes, that same view is still available. Yeah. Right. So you create a quick link that says 30-day view of your calendar or whatever it is. They can't really do away with that unless there's another way to see into that because what they have right now is not fully functional for what people need. So that's going to be there until they can replace it with something that is viable. Yeah. That in the calendar overlays. I'm digging my feet in. People need those. They want to be able to combine calendars. Oh, yeah. I love that feature. Yeah. Yes. It's like, why did they take that away in modern? Come on. This is something everybody asks for. I believe I wrote about that in a couple of my chapters in my one SharePoint book back with the 2010 version. So it's a popular feature. Yeah. So I don't see it going away. I see them modernizing it, but I never see that feature going away. So it's going to be there until they modernize it, period. Right? It doesn't work now though. It doesn't work now. Yeah. They have to give it a facelift because it doesn't look modern. You can totally tell when you go to it looks classic. So we know it's going to get a facelift at some point and they'll probably add some additional features. Otherwise, why? Right? But yeah, I mean. Back in the old days, you could create a public folder calendar and any and exchange itself. Yep. Yeah. Stacey, did you bleep your own self out there? I kind of did, yes. And from the looks of it, you still can.  I mean, it just depends. Yeah. So me and me and how we're connected on this exchange. Just because you can doesn't mean you should, right? It's kind of like classic you. I like the language that we use talking about the classic and then the modern needing a facelift to get to the modern. So what we need is like the Botox injection of these features to give us what we need now. Yes, we need our injector serum. Yeah, there you go. A little bit of that. Yeah, just a little bit of that SharePoint Botox. Give it to me. I see a new sticker coming for you.


this is a political channel of this it was available your uncle I am officer If food is gone I have seen people taking the money yeah twe central dancers But the money is for the gods But the power they have removed is it already.. ... ...ar that soOut but that is toooot yo ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  состав of the ఎరరా�лаనూల్ర కెలివక్ి theme. ఠాదరరాహటీ మ౉లో కిన౾చికెమễలో విడి� flash Band కిమండికిన్ంచిస్టికిరంధర్..  bracka                                                                                You take me with you You have a head You don't need the rest Call whenever you want Give it to me yeah Give it to me yeah No no no What is chicken man Let me play the song Can I get some juice please Thank you Chicken juice song It goes together man I'm sorry Whoa కరార్మ్స్వథ్ మోస్సిలుచిసార్లుక్మినోటతిలులిగ్వండ్వివరుముద్.  oversee the music MSW one by one  wojiinated  Happened at the report  Progressive  franchise musical music Um  superstar  we do 1x1 1x1 I can find this song everywhere On all streaming platforms on YouTube everywhere But this should be a viral song man I mean it's out there, people are listening to it But obviously someone like you can help take it to Play it again, play it again, play it again You have to start, start, start Whoa See I live in Ghana but I've never heard this song before man I'm so sorry bro I'm so sorry man You live in Ghana right? Ghana Born and raised in Ghana I'm a Ghana Akra to Makra Ghana Born and raised in Ghana Ghana You speak Ghana You speak Ghana Man I really wanna be sure that this song is yours man Cause I feel like you're super talented bro And I just wanna know how long have you been writing songs I've been making music for like 3 or 4 years now But you look young man 3 or 4 years I'm 18 now But I started playing piano at the age of 5 Since then My musical journey has just continued That's amazing man Doing music professionally about 3 or 4 years I would love to know you more bro Yeah Charlie we should get to know each other more Definitely man Do you have time? I have all the time You have all the time man I mean give me time Let me speak to you bro Cause I really wanna know more about what you do Yeah I really wanna know what's the inspiration behind your music Honestly I'm inspired by a lot of things on daily basis Like it could be anything around me But most of my songs have been love songs Because you know I'm a young age It's like I'm a young age You know I'm constantly building friendships And going through normal teenage procedures You get me So love is all part of it But aside that I write about other things like Family My aspirations Just things which I'm curious about I want you to know more about I'm now a huge fan man See I just listened to his song And I can sing some few sentences man Next week when you meet me I'll be singing from head to toe bro But let me know I mean like you live in Ghana Yeah I live in Ghana I was born and raised here And how many Ghanaian musicians have you ever collaborated with? So far about two or three or so And international feature as well with Navio from Uganda But as I said I'm still growing You know there's still greater heights to climb And I'm looking forward to work with more people Collaborating and just building myself My craft as a whole I believe that the future is so bright For him and Swede man Keep going don't stop I mean the songs that I've heard today I believe that in the next five years When I see you I need to ask you for Autograph man Please let me have that autograph Before next five years man Because I believe Very soon the whole world will be jamming to your music man Do you have anything to tell your fans? I mean for the people who are just Stay tuned for more from him and Swede Follow me if you don't already I mean stay tuned for more Listen to my music already available On all streaming platforms is Helm and Swede that's H-E-R-M-A-N Dollar sign U-E-D-E But follow me on Instagram Twitter everywhere You're from Accra now Anything happen in Accra today? How long are you around for? Like I have like three more days to go man Three more I'm Ga right I'm from Jamestown My mom's from Jamestown My dad's from Longua So I'm Ga and every year we celebrate this thing It's called homo-wo Homo-wo festival I mean if you're free I would love to film homo-wo festival man Let's take me there and let's go enjoy homo-wo I'm gonna enjoy homo-wo for first time man If you already like the video Go to his YouTube channel Go stream his music and make sure You subscribe to his YouTube channel It's very important man Trust me go to know him now So that when you blow in five years time You will say that what a Maya did not tell you You know what come with me as we go Enjoy the homo-wo festival Okay Alright Who are the Ga Who are the Ga people Just before I say anything You'll hear Ga show to the background It's part of our Customary And part of celebrating homo-wo Which is happening today In Gamashi in Akra Now the Ga people Who are the Ga people The Ga people are supposedly Migrated from The shores of Lake Chad According to some of the history Some Ga people might have you believe otherwise And they kind of trace the Ga people From Israel but I take my story from The shores of Lake Chad And came through northern Nigeria Southern Nigeria Benin, Togo And they finally ended up in Akra Now I'll talk about Along the way people stopped in Nungwa Some stopped in Aneho So there are some Ga people in Aneho Some stopped in Aneho In Togo, yes There are Ga people there At the moment we are in Franklin Lodge In Otubu-Lohun Franklin Lodge Was built by the Portuguese It was a Portuguese trading post This thing you see here Was a Portuguese trading post And obviously Anytime you talk about a trading post In Akra On the shores of the Gold Coast Then you know that it would involve slavery So slaves were bought and sold here According to the history Now Where we are now Is called Tubu-Lohun Like I said before And this is where freed Interestingly freed Brazilian slaves Were resettled When they were freed from Brazil The story goes that seven ships came Some stopped here Some stopped in Togo Some stopped in Benin And the last people went to Nigeria What is that now? It's a market It's still a market It's a slave market We get some on the ground there If you are taking you You pack that through that other ground In the morning you don't know where you are They are just keeping you on the ground It's not a slave market again It's a lager market It's a lager market In Nigeria they are called agadu They are agadu people Now you would hear names like this Sousa, Peregrino, Nelsen Azuma Nelsen Of Tabon stock They are called the Tabon people here In Akra When they came They spoke Portuguese And Tabon means it's okay Now we need to know Since there are different people That forms the guns We want to know why And what is HomoWo all about The story about HomoWo In Ga Literally means Looting at hunger The story goes that one time There was a big famine And then they went to console the oracle That's according to the stories that we know They went to console the oracle Somewhere in Obutu or something You know The gun space They call it from Obutu to Adan That's the gun space So they went to console the oracle And the oracle told them what to do And once they had a big bumper harvest They told them what to do And what they had to do was that They had to cook This special meal And eat till they can eat no more So the name HomoWo Means hunger tomorrow HomoWo means hunger War is tomorrow But my take is that if tomorrow never comes Then we shall never be hungry So today is the day where we cook And we eat And we eat and we eat So you've been to the house And you're going to eat later And we invite people to come and join us to eat You don't have to be gun You don't have to be Just gun You come from everywhere You're invited to our table to eat with us Because you're also helping us to Hoot at hunger And eat till we can eat no more And if tomorrow never comes Then we're not going to be hungry But the gun people are fishermen And they're farmers So we fish from the sea So we grow the corn And then we have the palm The palm from the farms So we make the abenkuai We call it inme wunu I'm using the tree and the gun The palm not soup Which we make And the palm tree is literally like the tree of life Because after you've got a flesh You've got the oil You can get the fruit from the kennel Which you make You get oil out of it The kennel is used by the goldsmiths To make fire Because it's very hard, the shells And then you get palm wine From the tree And then you get the akokunu So the palm tree is a very versatile tree And we make the soup And we make the soup most of the There is fish Mainly used mainly fish These days they add some cow foot And they add some meat It's mainly fish Fish comes from the sea And the others Comes from the farms So that's what we call kukbui Which is corn Corn that is steamed Ground and steamed And then you add some palm oil Which makes it yellow Which makes it yellow And then you eat it with the palm Palm soup I saw the king Spring clean Spring clean the kukbui What does that mean So you know like you pour libation Who do you pour libation to To the gods To the spirits The same thing the chief Would sprinkle kukbui Around when you go here You'd find some of it at the door So it's not just a chief So in the gun household The head of the house Whether being male or female Would also sprinkle some kukbui In the household once it's It's ready before they eat So you also sprinkle into the spirits To the ancestors To the elders who have gone But there's another story to say We also sprinkle some for the birds to eat So the birds will also get some kukbui to eat So how many days does the war go on? Because I know it's a It's not just yesterday Yesterday you were here to For the twins festival and then there's today And then there's tomorrow as well So there are various days of war During the week other things happen So yesterday you came to the twins festival The twins are very important in the gun culture And in African culture really Because you know what we say that It is said that it's only animals Who have multiple birds So if a human has multiple birds They are special In certain cultures they are not They are not so special But in our culture Having twins is very special And we celebrate people who have twins But you know Over here it's very important And part of it is They go and consult the spirits of the twin The twin spirits are bush cows And they are supposed to consult the spirit And as the spirit they ask them If they want to have the ritual done for them So yesterday for instance I was in the twin household Where the women meet and they make uto You know uto yam with the egg Which is a special food It's a special food for the gods So even on your birthday they make you uto As for me on my birthday If you don't make me uto there will be trouble So you have to make me uto So the spirit comes down on me So yes so that I can be myself On my birthday I have to have uto And yesterday I had uto for the twins And once they prepare the uto They bring in all the stuff The peel and everything is put in a bowl They put some sea water They put some alcohol on it And then some nyanera And then it's carried by someone To go and throw away And yesterday maybe you saw them You saw them going and they're going to throw it away At the lagoon At the lagoon Not at the shrine At the lagoon They're going through that way At the lagoon They can come to you right If they are taking it And the spirit is controlling them They can come to you And pour the water on you So you have to be triple careful of yourself Maybe you can hold it like this If you do like this You take it to eat you three times There you go So what if they pour it on you What will happen Nothing will happen People put money in And sometimes coins and stuff And sometimes the children follow And then once they throw it away They can go and pick up the money So I want to know why Is that they come all the way to this place As you can see The shrine is here And the Kalewe shrine is here And this is the place They welcome to pour the leaves And I will tell you from the beginning That if you miss something From your life Or you are in pain Anything at all Or you want to send out to the girls Whatever you ask them They will do it for you Maybe you have been born You want to born You pour a vibration Some people bring much more And they get the answer right So that's the way we are doing Not to see if the kids fall And the goat They put some of the Whatever and the yam They will cast it And they will put it in And they will set the leaves on And they will come and pour it here Even the water When you pour a vibration And you give money You take some three times You bat three times And whatever you want I have seen people taking the money But the money is for the goats But the money is for the goats But the power They have removed the power So they can take it And it's good that They are taking it Because if nobody takes it And they give it It seems like You don't want what they are doing So the people will fight about it And run it And they will be fighting This one will take this one And so on and so forth But it's part of the homo waw ritual That the twins ritual Which happens before So twins are celebrated On the Friday Before the girl homo waw And twins are spiritual That spirit is working very well So the twins In Nigerian culture The twins The first one that comes out Is the younger one The second one is the older one In Nigerian culture So they say that the first one Is sent to go and see if it's okay If it's okay It comes to call the other twins They say come let's go But in Ghana culture The first one is the older The second one is younger So while we are walking around We could hear the greeting Afil Afil Afil is year So for the Ghana people This is the end of a year Right So September is the beginning Of a new year So after At the end of all of this Next week it's going to be Osu After that it's going to be La It's going to be Tesshi And then it's going to be Nungwa And then the homo waw is over And then it goes to Ningo And Prampram All the way They all celebrate homo waw So by the end of September By the end of August September starts the new year For us So the new year That's the grand new year Now after all of this Tomorrow we go back And we go to our family homes again And then we go and do the last ritual It's called ngawala Which is say seek life Because mainly homo waw Is the homecoming Where everybody comes home So this year Tomorrow when people come back They say this year Last year we had bla bla bla Today it's not here So it's not like we're striking the name of our But we're saying okay He's gone So who came last year Who is here It's like a road call So next year we shall all be here again So when we say a few We're saying Like a happy new year Happy new year That's what it is Happy I want to know Say happy new year Which year are we in right now In Kamistagabu Yeah we're in The new year starts in September We're in 2020 So now it's 2020 We're not dealing with 2020 With 2021 September starts our new year September 2021 Is our new year Wodemai Thank you so much


Well, I've got this thing worked out now they rather think that we don't want to have any publicity on the big mission because it would cause you them to have to explain to Congress that the commons that he hadn't changed his policy and They just ought to go on the basis that Tyler's going to be there and you're going to other places, but they ought to arrange these meetings and that you ought to Certainly hit Paris and London pretty hard possibly Greece a little bit on our Cyprus problem But Vance is going to meet with Tyler today and you anytime you three can get together And see what these countries are doing that take good stop. I hit butler pretty hard on it this morning I told Rob butler that He was talking to us about gaming and what he wanted us to do and so forth and I said well We just by God don't want to be open to this charge our friends are selling anything to Cuba Oh, Nixon's run around over the country raising hell. You just find some way to avoid it So he's heard it loud and clear and he's taken it back to Hume But what I would like very much for you to do and the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Defense would be let us in the plane and You take Tyler not take Vance because that blows it up a little bit Kind of a military mission and if they they had to say they had to continue to sell Why then it looked like we had a failure of a mission whereas if you went in privately and quietly You could get them to reduce it and it'd be a success Go to Paris Go to London. I haven't talked to Rusk about it, but I would thank you probably ought to go to Greece and talk to their Prime Minister Talk to him not only about shipping but about Cyprus and tell him not to overplay his hand there now See if you can do any good with him then come back.   I don't want to do that I don't think y'all either. I was going to be way, but on the issue over the weekend I don't want him saying that I'm trying to plot though to beat him this way Don't you tell it? What I do just tell him I was gonna go go for the weekend and that you've got to Make couple extra stops and you'll be back on the for him to figure out what day that he needs you and But I don't you leave him blaming me because I resigned before I'd heard his feeling Come while I'm away Better than I did I tell him that I was going on this trip, but I planted a long time and not to have his cloture vote The day you're gone and that you've got to go to Paris in London. It'll take you one day there and That you've got to go where was it you're going Geneva? No, I first going to the Hey, that's the first speech. It's the 15th anniversary of the exchange program. They asked me a long time ago And then mark that's the 50th anniversary of the then Denmark America Association, which was the first Exchange program one of the first Started 50 years ago That was what's been said for a long time and I would Now I tell him but I wouldn't tell him and Johnson's called me because he'll think it's a trick Well, that's what I just what I was so I just tell him that I was going to have to have these two speeches And and I'd sandwich one day in these others if I could if I didn't why we'll give it up go some other time But I just thought it would hip I thought number one it would make it easier for you to make your trip. You can make it quicker and more comfortable number two, I thought it would give you a little Participation and what was really happening that was awfully important and I thought you You with your good offices could have some influence I think if you were a good salesman talk a little tough I think that it could cause them to close things down from now into the year and make us easier to beat nixon and Trade my vote I'd be awfully careful. I don't think I'd tell him and I was going to do this demonstration stuff because he'll think it's a Select trick of Johnson I Just tell him about the other two and If if he doesn't want you to go then that's your decision. I don't know what I do but Well, I I'm so committed hell. They've got Well, I just tell Russell I had these two speeches and how long it's going to take you Tell him to range his schedule accordingly and if he needs your vote why he better Do his talking if he doesn't want I can't report that and talk me out of the other I can't talk down about that. That's right.  Oh, we're not going to agree not to do any shipping On the other hand, you can get an agreement out of them to curtail it practically to nothing And you can show them what we're cutting down the the exchange that we've got And uh Sive ants and and this fella will be Tyler be ready to go over it with this afternoon And Do it in the morning One of your secretaries call them. Tell them to come to your office at 10 o'clock in the morning or whatever time you can Think yeah, you got a meeting in the center southern Right after that one is over. I'm gonna have to tell him It's a kind of embarrassing thing for me.  I'm never very I know it. I know it. I know it. I'm really a boat with you.   I love them as much as you to include me out I know it, but I've got to do it and you Don't you let me ask you do anything or then appear with him But if you're going anyway, I sure I want to make it a little more comfortable. Give you a little sense of of Really help and do this thing and I think with these two men giving you some sport there That when you went in that you could lay it on the line.


Okay, listen, says Kondraki from inside the bathroom door. I just want you to understand that this is not my proudest moment. It's Hemroids. Thanks Alto Clef from where he's standing outside the bathroom door in Benjamin Kondraki's apartment.  He canceled our day because of Hemroids.  Completely understandable, says Clef. I don't. This doesn't happen to me regularly, says Kondraki. Like seriously, if I thought I could drive like this, I would. But it kind of hits a certain point where your body's structural integrity is kind of negligible, you know?   Of course, says Clef. Don't laugh, says Kondraki after a long, thoughtful pause. I bet he's just constipated, thinks Clef.  I won't laugh, says Clef. We've been friends for what, 20 years, 30? Says Kondraki. I met you in 89.  And you know, as we discussed recently, I do have feelings for you. But it really is kind of a delicate situation here. Connie, says Clef. I've seen you half dead three whole separate times. No state I can possibly see you in at this point will surprise me, okay? So to reiterate the plan here. Continues Kondraki seamlessly, nervously brushing over Clef's response. You don't have to look at it, seriously, just drive me to the infirmary. If we can get there without anyone seeing us, I'll consider it a victory. And we're not telling Draven about this either. Okay, yeah, understandable. Do you need help like, God, I don't know, getting up? Maybe a little. Okay. The door's unlocked. Alright. Really? I didn't mean for this to happen. No one ever does. Okay. Okay, I'm coming in. The Kondraki household is an apartment situated a short walking distance from site. It's an overall happy and comfortable living space adorned with books, manuscripts, and scratches on the walls. There's a bedroom for Kondraki and a now empty bedroom where his son grew up. There's a kitchen and a living room, an office, and a currently occupied bathroom. Clef has been there many times over the years, and has been here more often since the onset of Kondraki's surprisingly potent empty nest syndrome several years back, beginning with Draven's moving out and into the task force barracks for training and onward. He'd gauged easily when they'd met up again for the first time after several years of working on separate sites, that he was feeling a little lonely, a destroyed marriage now a little over 20 years in the past, a kid out of the house, moving through middle age in a strange and alien stupor. Clef himself was more acquainted to living on his own, but it didn't mean he wasn't prone to under fulfillment himself. They'd been close for years. This elevation of their relationship from strictly friends to testing the waters of a potential partnership was a very recent one, but not one that was necessarily unwelcome at all. There was an element of trust that wasn't there before, an element of strange security and even something like affection, admiration, love. But Kondraki was lonely. Being asexual himself, this was an element that he admittedly may have underestimated in his newfound partner. He wasn't quite sure why he didn't consider it.  It was impressive he had been able to keep himself alive and a downright miracle that he'd been able to successfully raise a child. Kondraki was brilliant. They wouldn't have made him a director if they hadn't been sure of his capability, his grasp of spontaneity, his mental agility under pressure. And this is what he thinks about in defense of Kondraki when he reflects on the next thirty seconds of events unfolding at the Kondraki household, which are recorded as follows. Clef opens the door. He sees Ben there, pantless, which he expected. He sees him also without underwear, which he didn't quite expect but wasn't out of the question. Ben isn't making eye contact, and Clef opens his mouth to say something along the lines of, do you need help pushing?   He feels his brain short circuit, then leans forward from the door to make sure that he's seeing it right. And he is. It's stuck. That's the problem here.  The bottom of the bottle is rested on the toilet seat like a display case for an unfurled flag of surrender. So you're probably wondering how I ended up like this, says Kondraki. And I just want you to understand that the main problem here is really the aerodynamics of the thing. I kind of underestimated, like, when I was starting out here a couple hours ago. Clef leaves the bathroom. He leaves the apartment, actually, and stands in the hallway. He has surpassed laughter into tears. He takes out his cell phone and dials.  Site 42 is able to continue broadcasting and move up to live-action SCP film adaptations due to the support of viewers, subscribers, and especially our patrons. Special shout-out to our Site Director-level patron, Andre Bechert.


Now, Tokyo's 2020 organizers have asked fans to stop watching from the roadside at events like cycling and trialing. Hundreds of fans have lined their streets of these or those competitions in the opening days of the Olympics, cheering on athletes, or athletes, despite officials telling them they cannot do so. As if there could be any relaxation of roads around spectators being allowed into stadiums, the IOC spokesperson Mark Adams said it would be up to the Japanese authorities. Meanwhile, television coverage of the Tokyo 2020 Games by the official Olympic broadcaster will focus on athletes' performances and adapt a more gender-neutral approach to filming than may have been the case in the past. We can consider that it's one of those proofs that the Japanese people are passionate about these Olympic Games, but in the meantime, we have been saying that we are requesting general audiences to refrain from coming to the roadside under the current situation. So I will have to say that we should thank for those people who did not come and stay at home to watch those events in the places. So, yeah, of course, there's a mixed feeling, but we have to stress that this is a rule that we are conveying. We need to keep saying that people need to refrain from coming to those road events. And it's also, Mark already touched on, for now, we have no discussions. What we can do is to make sure that our coverage does not highlight or feature in any particular way what people are wearing and whether the clothes that they're wearing, whether they highlight any particular elements of the body that have to do with stereotypes. So you will not see in our coverage some things that we have been seeing in the past with details and close-up in parts of the body or elements that really speak about sexuality or any other type of stereotyping of gender. So for us, one thing is what the athletes wear and they should be following the general guidelines about which uniforms are appropriate. But it's very important how you tell the story and how you insist on which details. And the details that we insist on is the sporting prowess of the athletes. In terms of that specific moment, yes, there is like you if I won a gold medal or any medal or I would want to celebrate. So we can't allow that, unfortunately, but what we can allow, and this is why the rules had been in discussion for a while, was being implemented yesterday. The idea is to give those athletes who have been competing when everyone else has stepped back the chance to remove their mask for 30 seconds, staying on their steps for a photo. And I think everyone would appreciate one, that the risk is very, very, very, very low. And two, that's completely understandable. And tomorrow, just to let you know, I will be here with James McLeod from... And don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Hello everyone, we are here with Breck and Darryl, the CEO of Logitech. Thank you very much for making the time to speak to us. And look, I am a customer of Logitech for a long time. Thank you. You're paying my salary. And I can see a massive change that Logitech is promoting. I would say in the past five, six, seven years. So it's a big change. So can you give us some background of what is going on? What happened in Logitech a couple of years ago that drove all this need for change? Yes. So Logitech is a company that was founded in 1981. So we're not a young company. And almost every company, if they're around for a while, whatever got them, that early growth curve usually levels out and then starts to decline. And they have to find new growth. And so Logitech is no different. So we started out growing about the back of the PC, you know, first the mouse, then keyboards and headsets, PC speakers, webcams. So we grew and grew and grew. And then in about 2008 the music stopped because the PC stopped growing, more and more things were being integrated into the PC and so our business stopped growing and started to decline. And so in 2012, 2013 we, first of all, we restructured so we changed the size of the company. Then we started, we moved resources out of the core business, that PC business and put them into new things, R&D resources. The most important thing we did, I'd say besides that, is we said we're going to become a design company. We'd always been pretty good at products, very good. But we never, you know, just said we're going to be a design company. What does that mean? That means we put you, the user, in the center of everything we do from a product standpoint and we started staffing up. I hired a head of design, former head of Nokia design. We built design principles. He and I then built a design team, or he built it and I helped. 150 people around the world. And then we started unlocking the technology that was always there. And so then we started to serially enter new categories. So we went from, first we went into video equipment, we went into Bluetooth speakers, then we went into home cameras, security cameras, then we, they went into earphones. And so we're serially entering these new small categories where we think we can lead them. And that's really what we went up to. And we're multiple brands now, not just Logitech or Astro, Blue, Logitech, Ultimate Ears. So it's super exciting. Yeah. And of course, during this journey, it's very easy to tell backwards. Yeah. But can you share with us a little bit more of the challenges of that? Because sometimes you have great ideas, but to transform them into reality, there is a clear gap. You know, people don't want to move. People don't want to change. People see this kind of restructuring as a challenge to their jobs or to their lives. So how you were able to drive this change? Well, I think there's been so much written about change management that I won't go through and give the list of change management principles by the various experts. Your viewers can find that on their own. I'd say I'll just make one point, which is two points. Point one is it's easier to change if you're in the middle of a crisis. And we're in the middle of a crisis. At least we felt like we were. I was brought in because of that crisis. The former CEO had to leave. They brought me in. It's a crisis. On the flip side, it's also easier to change if you have one organizing principle. So the organizing principle was we're going to be a design company. So that forced a whole bunch of other changes. And you know, people either get on board or they don't. But in the beginning, it was hard because people thought design, God, Brack, you're going to screw up this company. We're going to become a decoration company instead of a technology company. So I had to learn how to articulate that better to, especially the engineering teams. Our goal by being a design company was to unlock the power of technology. The power of engineering. It's wasted if you don't do it against real user needs. So I made it through that little hump somehow without the mutiny that I almost could have had. And I would say from there it was actually relatively smooth. Yeah. What you just said is amazing. So you said we have a very burning platform. If we don't change, we are dead. But several companies would love to learn a little bit before because you don't need. We did a research last year talking about leading from crisis. And one of the key principles is that on crisis, people move much faster. You said, but how we can learn from that and avoid, for example, incumbent organizations that are not on crisis now, but they will be soon if they do not move. Well, I'm actually going to publish a LinkedIn post. Probably it's already up now. People are watching this about reinvention. Because I think whether it's a company or you as an individual, you've got to constantly be trying to figure out how to reinvent yourself is almost a cliche. But I'll tell you how I did it. So after I'd been here for five years and we had a good track record. We've grown double digits the last three years. Our profits quadrupled. Our stock price up 600%. By any measure, people would say, ah, well done. But the truth is we're not even close to done. And we're going to be more different five years from now than we have. We're five years, these last five years. So I asked myself, am I the right guy to do this job? Because I was apparently the right one for the first five years. But we're going to be totally different five years from now. So I wrote down a list of what I thought the person should look like. And I kind of compared with my background. I thought, you know, I'd be a pretty good choice. But it was a Monday night in January, by the way. I'd be a pretty good choice. But I have one problem, which is I'm getting at the problem you raised, which is I know too much. I picked every player. I helped decide every strategy. I worked on and touched most of the products. What do I do here? Because I'm not objective anymore. I mean, I'm going to have to take this place apart again, or somebody's going to take this place apart again. And it can't be me if I own it all. On the other hand, I'm the right person for the job. So I decided I'd fire myself. So I fired myself that night. And I didn't know what I would do the next morning, but I didn't tell anybody. I just fired myself. I said, I'm going to sleep on this. I went to bed, woke up the next morning, and it was totally clear as it often is when you sleep on something. I rehired myself on one condition, which was no sacred cows. Nothing, no person, no strategy, no product. Nothing, nothing is sacred. It can all be thrown out and start over again. And that sounds brutal and cold-blooded, but I meant it. And then I shared that with my leadership team three months later after I already started making moves. And I said, now I want you guys to do the same thing.  And I won't rehire you because you've got to have the courage to do it. You've got to have the objectivity to do it. So I think this mentality of always trying to get back to feeling like a newcomer, getting the newcomer's advantage back is a quest that all of us have to go after all the time. And if you don't, in a world that's getting faster and faster and faster, you're falling behind. It's a fact. Because somebody else is going to be a newcomer and you're not. So you have to find it. You have to find it every way you can. And one of the things I do that is really helpful is every new employee in the company, they have this big advantage that I don't have anymore. They're new. So I talked to every employee in small groups in the company. I say, now I have one favor to ask you. I've talked about strategy. I've talked about culture. Now you owe me a favor. I want you to write me a note. It can be one sentence. It can be 10 things, 20 things. Give me exactly what you would change in this company. It can be as important as a strategic move like you should be in health care bracket and you're missing the vote. Or it can be as minor as this carpet on the floor is super depressing and it's killing my motivation. We need to get it out. And I want to see them. And they're super helpful. And sometimes I make decisions on the spot when I read this thing. God, she's so right. I mean, where did I think about this? I missed it. But it's super helpful. But you've got to get back to being new again. Yeah. That's amazing. And one thing, if you try to close your eyes and open it again in 10 years from now, how do you see the world of Logitech? And how do you see the world with all this digital technology that we are seeing just outside here? Let's start with what the world I see. So the world I see, which I'm not a visionary. I'm just telling you what is kind of obvious. Once you create a cloud, the cloud, which has computer processing and storage. And then once you have really, really, really low cost sensors because with the number of phones today, the costs are going down. When you take those three things, you basically have three ingredients that we never had before that are almost free. Why would any category not take advantage of those three highly effective, highly efficacious ingredients? So they will. Either you'll do it in your business. If you're in the milk business, you'll do it. And somehow you'll incorporate those three ingredients or a competitor will.  It may be a different business model. It may be, who knows? So I believe that's the world we're headed into. We're in it now, whether we realize it or not. In that world, there's going to be, there's a chance to reinvent every category and invent a whole bunch of new categories. So it's a world full of opportunities. It's like looking out into a pasture with all kinds of different vegetation. So in that world that's coming, you're either going to jump in and say, I want to be part of it, or you're going to be hanging steadfastly or slowly onto your old thing and then trying to improve it. So we're going to be, our goal is to be one of the people who jump into these new categories and help invent the future. So what that means is, what do I see us in a few years? I see us in, today we're in 27 categories. We're in, say, five or six when I started. I believe we'll be in 100. I believe we'll be the leader in most of those categories. And I also believe that we'll be multiple brands, not just Logitech. We already are. We started adding brands because you need to in some categories to be competitive. If you want to be authentic, you can't be Logitech stretching into the music business. You've got to be a music brand. So an authentic music brand with authentic music people. And we'll be inhabited and run by a mixture of a lot of entrepreneurs who ran companies on the outside and a few of us who grew up inside our company or in some other company who are learning to be entrepreneurs because they better be entrepreneurs because they're going to be a loose confederation of businesses. But that's the future of Logitech. It's going to be super exciting. It already is. Yeah, and it's very exciting when you are able to see that future, how you see it. But on the other side, what we see today is that there is a lot of very large companies that were extremely successful in the past that are now facing a dramatic challenge and they see for some of their revenues and their profit going down so sharp and so quickly. For example, we see the challenges on the retail industry. We see the challenges and they are being disrupted not by their traditional competitors but by something completely new coming out. So how do you, for example, as Logitech, you prevent and protect yourself or your business from this something like an absolutely disruptive that can just throw away everything you have on your business, for example. How do you think on that? I think we all have to live on the edge and on the edge in a whole bunch of different ways. On the edge because you know that that could happen to you. So you better be in touch with the ecosystem of people outside of your company that are trying to create new things because if you're not aware and something comes out of nowhere and it'll hit scale before you know it now because things can scale so fast. On the edge of your own business where you're constantly trying to completely transform your own business. But on the edge in one other way which is when you're trying to create new things we're a portfolio so we don't have a sink.  You have to kill us in a hundred different ways to get to us in the future, today 27. So one of the things we're really trying to do is as we build new businesses we separate them from the old businesses completely. Because like gravity on earth it slows everything down.  So we separate them completely.  One final question so what would be your key advice to two groups first to the startups that are outside starting new business so what a piece of learning that you can share with them and second one for the C-level executives of incumbent organizations that have been challenged by all means by digital transformation and they could not get through that. So what would be the advice to these two groups? Okay for the startups I guess my advice would be stay, your most important partner is your customer and it's a cliche but it just happens to be true. So live with your customer find something that they love and then deliver it big time and then keep looking for more things you can do that really they will fall in love with you for. That's the most important thing you can do and have courage because sometimes they don't know that they will love it and your intuition is they will and then have the courage to follow through and if you're wrong you're wrong then you pivot. So I'd say it's all about the experience you're delivering for your customer for the big company for the large company C-suite or executive I pity you just like I pity me because we're wrong we're in a bad spot the world is not waiting for the next bureaucracy to form it's being disrupted by all those small hungry small teams that are out there trying to deliver new growth so you better start hating the size of your company and hating your own bureaucracy and hating the old the slavish nature we take to titles and offices and you just need to hate your the bigness and start loving being small and then find a way personally to get deeply involved in something that can really make a change and don't be hands off be hands on don't think empowerment think enablement and participation you know don't do what everybody tells you to do don't be the C-suite leader be the individual player I mean because I hate titles like executive this and executive that you be somebody who's out there to make a difference one to one that's the most important thing look thank you very much it's so inspiring and thank you for sharing your knowledge and the history of large tech well thank you very much it's really great to meet you thank you it's really fun


Hey friends today. I am hanging out at Disney's Magic Kingdom It is a hot May day and I wanted to come out and see if anything new is happening in the parks ride some rides and eat some Food I know that there is some new merchandise that just got released. That's a part of a summer collection So I think we're gonna be checking into that and also like I said, we're gonna ride some rides So let's go do this I'm very interested in to see what the wait times are We were just coming off a very busy month in April and here at the Magic Kingdom a lot has changed the people mover has reopened The confectionary closed down and is now in a temporary location. We're just gonna check it all out. I Think I'll swing right into the Emporium right now since there's not a big line and see if we can see any of that new merchandise Looks like we've got some new merchandise and it looks like it's a summer apparel like summer merchandise And that gets me excited because I'm ready for summer a Lot of these items are really awesome. I like them a lot. I like the pattern that they got going on a Lot of these items are really awesome And I like the design that they have on it this nice. Hello summer pillow right here the Mickey Mouse tray up here I could use that for my cake cups for my curate. That would be really awesome They also have a scented wax candle here, and it's a little hit of Mickey Candles 24.99. I think the tray is 25.99 and then this pillow is 39.99 They also have a lot of new like spirit jerseys lounge flies and even ears for the hello summer stuff And I think that one of the shirts I really really might get Here are the hello summer ears, and I like Mickey actually on these ears You see Mickey and the mini mini's got the flower and her hair there and then the lounge fly It's the same pattern, but I really do like these like spirit jersey type shirts. It says Paradise summer and look at that. It's very light like lightweight fabric. I might want to get this I mean it'd be better than the spirit jerseys, but also I do like this one. Oh Wow These are amazing Even though it says hello summer It's kind of giving me like an enchanted tiki room vibe, especially when you see the t-shirt that comes with this collection Doesn't that look like a tiki room shirt? And I like how the font is Walt Disney World that font is amazing All of these shirts are actually individually priced like 36.99 And then this one the button up is $60 and the same thing with the long sleeve I can't really say this is a spirit jersey, but it's like the spirit jersey and it has that Lightweight material like the one at Animal Kingdom Now that we got a good glimpse at the hello summer collection.  I would say I'm pretty sure I'm gonna get that button up Sure, but I want to actually hop on over to the temporary confectionary location. Oh Mickey's coming Look at this Mickey is coming down Main Street Goofy Max and Panchito is up there dancing along with the Mickey cablecade I've never seen this before. It's so awesome. Goofy's covering his ears. And look here comes Mickey Mickey Minnie and Pluto But now like I said before I want to hop on into the temporary Confectionary one reason is because they have an amazing AC vent there that will cool you down real quick And I kind of want to show it to you, but also see if there's any tasty desserts or snacks that you can get Most of you know the confectionary is actually closed because it's going through a refurbishment But they do have a little tiny like mini Confectionary right here in the Main Street Cinema and it's now serving sweets and treats So we're gonna take just a quick walk through I'm gonna show you my favorite AC vent in Walt Disney World and yeah, I Love the Main Street Cinema usually they sell a bunch of artwork in here But like I said now it's a temporary location for some snacks from the confectionary Looks like they have a celebrate mom sign there They have cookies and cream marshmallows rice Krispy treats cotton candy candy apples All the usual things but the reason I said that there was an AC vent in here that I like so much is because Before I said they had art in here So they used to sell art and I think they wanted to keep it cool So if you come stand right below this AC vent, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. I Promise you if you come to the Magic Kingdom and you are very hot just stay in here for a little bit and everything will be better Now we're gonna make our way into the park I guess that I'm excited to see what some of the wait times are Maybe we'll be able to ride Big Thunder Mountain or one of the attractions that usually do have a long wait time But we're gonna see if we can get on it today and just enjoy Magic Kingdom I'm gonna head right on over to Big Thunder Mountain because I noticed there was some very angry looking clouds in this guy So we might get a storm later on and Big Thunder Mountain was on the list of rides. I wanted a ride today since that's outside That's one of the rides I don't want to be caught on if it starts raining So we're gonna try to knock that out first and just see what the wait time's like.  So if I'm expecting rain like I said, I'm gonna try to get the outside Rides done so that way I don't get wet and then hop in a long line like Space Mountain where it's all indoors You won't get wet and you'll kill like an hour of time by that time. Maybe the rain will end. I Know I make it sound like it's real easy, but it's you know, it's not I mean, there's plenty of times where I was just literally caught in a downpour It just happens in Florida it literally can rain and not rain and within a five-minute span But if it does rain and I end up getting wet I'm definitely gonna be riding Splash Mountain later because one of the reasons I don't ride it as much as because I Don't like getting wet, but if you're already wet from the rain, you might as well ride and go down that big drop.  It looks like it's a 20 minute wait. That is Phenomenal I am so excited for that 20 minutes for Big Thunder Mountain That is so amazing 20 minutes. I'll wait in that all day long. Oh Boy what side do we go left if we go right? She's going right. We're going left This is such a risk you never know which one. Oh looks like we picked the right one. Oh, maybe we did it Getting stuck in this corridor right here is the hottest thing ever Holy moly There is no air circulation in here whatsoever it looks like they won dang it That was like 15 minutes and take a look at this. We're in the front row But actually we're gonna be in the second to front row You don't want to be in the front front because you want to get a kind of view when you sit in this front spot there You don't get a view. It's kind of blocked and obstructed. So that's why I like sitting here With your hands arms feet and legs inside the train and make sure to watch your kids Let's get a good view of the castle look at that and look at those very angry clouds Here we go the last second Well, that was nice now I get to stop here and just take a look see I absolutely love this area over here I got a dinosaur over there Nice spring very nice Big Thunder Mountain Railroad lamp oil Oh, no They suspended operations Oh, wow, yeah, super lucky, right? Happy birthday What did I just tell you guys isn't that insane they suspended all operations on outdoor rides I can't even believe I called it like that right now. They're not boarding anymore They had an announcement that said due to inclement weather conditions all operations have been suspended So we got a big storm head in our way. It looks like I'm happy we got to ride when we did it was so much fun But wow now we have to strategize are we gonna run to an indoor queue or are we gonna risk it? But the ride is down. I got the rope up and everything Oh boy, I think I really feel a raindrop Raindrops falling on my head Tomorrow land seems like a very far distance to get to but that is ideal like to sit in a queue there for a Rainstorm because it's all indoors. I don't know if we'll make it though. Maybe we need to formulate a plan So that we can stay dry and also still have fun You definitely can feel it in the air a storm is definitely a brewing even big owls all Wrapped up and closed down operations big. I don't like to get wet either Honestly, I know something I really really want to do. We're gonna head on over to tomorrow land We're gonna try to ride the people mover because it's so fun to ride the people mover It's kind of an indoor outdoor ride you stay covered You don't get wet but the queue might be long because that's all outdoors that planes not gonna work. Oh, what should I do? This is a look at the map right here anything that doesn't have a wait time is closed because of inclement weather So picked under mountain slash mountain. We'll take a peek over on this side But the people mover is open and it's a 25 minute wait I think it's worth the risk. We're doing it people mover all the way and Then worst-case scenario people movers right next to space mountain So if it's still raining we can get off and run very quickly and get in line at space mountain I wanted to take a look to see what the weather was like and it says that we're gonna be having lightning thunder Rainstorms 75 degrees out 81 percent humidity. That is insane. So that's probably why they shut down the rides So we might as well get running and seek some shelter My premonition might come true and we might get stuck in a big rainstorm because I can feel the drops are getting bigger and bigger and more frequent We really got to get there tomorrow in music. I can hear it. It means we're close Even the ducks are trying to seek shelter Also, here's the whole progress is a perfect spot. Oh here comes Run Looks like we made it holy moly That was a close one here guys very very close The best part is now we're gonna be able to watch the storm from the people mover I hope that maybe everyone that's waiting in the queue outside will probably run in seashell There so when we get off, maybe there'll be nobody waiting and we can just get back on how amazing would that be? There it is my trusty form of transportation my people mover extraordinaire The opening day that this attraction reopened after being closed for a while is the day a lot of people learn that my name My YouTube channel paging. Mr. Marl is from this ride And I'm gonna make sure to show that once we get inside Space Mountain But it was so awesome because a lot of people didn't know and I never mentioned I should have mentioned it in that video, but oh well now you guys know the more you know You can see the line was only about a 10 minute wait. Maybe a five minute wait at this point Nice Looks like it's just still drizzling out it didn't really start coming down I might have ran over here for no reason at all Looks like all the clouds actually disappeared that might have been the quickest rainstorm ever. Oh There she is Cinderella Castle I honestly believe The storm ended before it started That is literally Florida at its finest My friend Jackie is at another theme park down the road not too far from here And she is getting a big rainstorm there. So I don't know It is time Now keep a close listen here Mr. Tom Please contact mr. Johnson in the control tower to confirm your flight to the bone Did you guys hear that it said paging mr. Marl mr. Tom Marl? Please contact mr. Johnson in the control tower to confirm your flight to the moon and actually if we do ride space mountain I'm gonna show you where mr. Johnson is because he's in space mountain Oh boy, but look at space mountain That's a huge outdoor queue It says 45 minutes, but I don't buy it. I mean that seems like it's more or less maybe an hour and a half Looks like we're coming to an end here And we didn't get rain that bad at all a little like drizzle like a sun shower, but that's it So we really lucked out here. I mean I guess everyone lucked out because I don't think anyone got wet wet Well, I feel like a lot has transpired there We had this big rush to get over to a seat shelter and then it ended up raining for like one second And then it stopped we did make it to the people mover So if it was going to rain it would have been great to be on there Disney shut down operation on all of its outdoor rides I guess the weather didn't get the best of me only it got disney too What a cycle but then poor jackie over in universal studios says it's a downpour there I'm telling you the florida weather is wacky I actually believe that that fake rainstorm scared everyone away because now buzz light year is a walk on There's not even a queue. Nobody is waiting in line for buzz light year.  Hopefully I'm able to get the galactic hero status 999,000 oh lock and load it I know how to get the galactic hero I know where I need to shoot but sometimes it's hard when you are holding the camera So we're gonna see we'll try it I know first stop is that little glove on the inside there Oh Maybe I should do this one too, what do you guys think? I Decided to do them both so I'm a galactic hero two times Now we can enjoy the ride Oh, look at this doesn't that look like the uh, oh, yeah, what is his name seymour?  No Oh Now I think I need to start thinking about getting something to eat I can't believe we've completely just dodged that whole entire storm I feel like so excited about it. But like also I feel like I made the whole thing very dramatic Oh, well, anyhoo, let's look into some food options. Maybe a walk-up list Maybe we'll see if we can sit down at one of the restaurants or even take a peek see at the quick service locations One place I haven't eaten at in a while is sleepy hollow refreshments So maybe we might get some chicken and waffles or funnel cake I mean, let's just see what's on the menu But they've already got amazing things here and we don't have to worry about mobile ordering or trying to get a reservation You can just walk up and order your food and sit down and eat Looks like our choices are a hand-tipped corn dog served with house made chips for 1099 A sweet and spicy chicken Waffle sandwich with chips for 1049 and a funnel cake with powdered sugar for 799 Looks like we're gonna go sweet and spicy For only if you can also get turkey legs here and just look at all that amazing food in here Watching them make the funnel cakes and the waffles All this is much too good Now I got myself a table and my food's ready There's a certain way I order the spicy chicken sandwich here because I like to kind of build it myself and I'll show you why Here it is You see we got the waffle the chicken the chips and I get the coleslaw and like the Sauce on the side the sauce is mixed with the coleslaw And the reason I do that is because you notice the chicken to waffle ratio is a little off So I like to cut the chicken in half and layer it so that you get a little bit of chicken and waffle in each bite Then add my ingredients and also Grab a packet of syrup because syrup goes great with waffles and that's how I like to do it I like to like I said customize it at the table. I would say So I split the chicken and I ended up putting the slaw at the bottom the chicken on top I split it so it covers the whole entire waffle and now we add the syrup and that's the fun part Maybe we'll throw a chip or two on there too just for a crunch effect. Well, this is a lot happening here There we go. We get the syrup and not a whole lot just a little bit Oh, yeah, that's the way Now we're gonna fold it up Into a nice little waffle chicken potato chip and syrup taco. Look at this Oh Perfect. Okay. I'm so excited. I'm diving right in here. I don't know how to get it. Oh, yeah like this That is so so good. Oh, I think the spice is kicking in there The spice is a little bit inside the slaw, but mostly it's the breading on the chicken But it's not too spicy. I would say, uh, I'm a mild wingeater So I eat my wings mild and this spice is less than that I like this a lot one of these days I'm gonna come and I'm gonna get a funnel cake and we're gonna add a funnel cake to this sandwich Man, that would be a lot happening, but it's so so fun If you have ever eaten down here at Sleepy Hollow, you know one thing for sure The ducks run the show down here. They control everything right now A duck is supervising a cast member and making sure she doesn't sweep up all of the duck's food The reason the ducks hang out there is because a lot of things do get dropped on the ground a lot of food And they'll come and snack on it, but you should never feed the water life here at disney It's not very good for them. Trust me.  Don't do it Now we're gonna move along and I'm gonna walk the pathway Behind the castle. Just take a look at that view though This is such a good spot to come and take a photo and just to hang out in general actually I remember not too long ago. This walkway used to be a lot like smaller Now it's a lot more open and wider and it's cool because it allows a lot more traffic But It definitely comes in handy and take a look at all the wide open space back here This is unutilized over here. I mean at one time they used to have the bibbidi-bobbidi boutique here I believe and this used to be kind of like a princess store They did move that over to the other side. A lot of these stores actually mixed around Prior to the shutdown, they opened up a photo pass studio inside Sir Mickey's And I don't think that has been opened yet, but that is such a cool place I have never bought anything from Sir Mickey's before but it's one of my favorite merchandise locations Because of the giant and I'm going to show you him also I'll show you that photo spot like the photo pass studio that they opened that still is closed Right here. It is the royal portrait studio Has it reopened yet though and I think I think they opened this just about a year before the shutdown Look at how nice it is in there beautiful backdrops nice lighting They used to have props that you can play around with It's really nice Now I'm going to show you the giant I'm just going to show you the general area you let me know if you do spot it in the comments because it's really awesome As you can see we have a very big beanstalk right there And can anybody spot the giant? He's somewhere in here peeking out Hear me It was pretty obvious. I'm sure I could have just told you where it was at But that would be funny if we paid like hide-and-seek with a giant. Anyway, he's in there.  Well, hello there birdie That was kind of cool The lead times are so amazing here right now. I am shocked like this is a great day to be a magic kingdom Look at this 20 minute wait for peter pan. It's not even going into Like the harbor house like it usually does. So I think I'm gonna hop in at 20 minutes to ride peter pan Yeah, I'll do it We can fly we can fly we can fly Here we come Peter pan 20 minute wait not too shabby I'm think since we're in this area. We'll check on it to small world since it's right across from Peter Pan See what the wait time is for that Looks like it's 15 minutes. So we'll say yes to that 15 minutes from this point right there I love coming in here and I like coming in here just at this time when the the clock actually goes off It is like a cuckoo clock. It's so beautiful in here and look at all the change down there Did you know that they gather up this change and then the cast members actually vote on what charity they donated to So it's really exciting. I'm gonna try to look it up to see which charity they donated to last It's really awesome. It's a great thing. So throw it in there if you got it It looks like the last time they donated the change from all the wells Was to a homeless charity to help provide Thanksgiving dinners. It's an amazing $20,000 All the loose change from it's a small world to the wishing wells very cool disney Oh Here we go Those ice gears are going super fast. Look at this You spin me right round baby right round like a record player right round round round I sometimes try to focus on things. I've never noticed before and I never noticed this guy moving his feet That is so amazing Also, I never noticed any of this Usually I'm looking to the right this time. I'm looking over on this side And I'm glad I did because it's all like a new experience One of my favorite movie scenes of all time is in Tomorrowland when they're actually riding It's a small world and they like pull lever and the boat drops down Into this secret underground layer so that they can travel to Tomorrowland like a secret society And I think it was so awesome. I wish that would happen for us right now So If I was to point out a favorite scene and it's a small world, I would say it's this one right here I love how the cow Is just shaking Like her head, but also I love this bird right here. Is it an ostrich and emu? I don't know, but I just like the way it moves Are those ducks or are they platypuses? They look angry. Why are they throwing eggs too? There's a lot of questions to be asked right now, but don't they they really do look like they're angry Look at my name came up That was a nice relaxing boat ride. I can't believe how hot I am like it is So humid out when I got to the park. It was in the high 90s now it's dropped down to the 70s But I've been worn out all day. I think I'm going to start heading for main street usa I'm gonna walk through the castle to get back down on the main street Take a look at this. Isn't it beautiful? Definitely a little bit busy in this corridor though Well, I guess that's gonna do it for me today It's a small world with a lot of fun and I'm glad I got out of the heat a little bit It definitely got darker and a lot cooler I suggest coming here later in the afternoon 97 was too hot today. Like I was Seriously so hot. I shouldn't have wore the spirit jersey. That was the biggest mistake probably of the night Anywho's I hope you enjoyed the video. I enjoyed making it. We'll see you next time. Bye


One of the benefits of blocks is the ability to control the block's appearance on a per block level. To do this, you can use something called block supports as well as define the block styles. Let's take a look at how this works. Block supports is the API that allows a block to declare support for certain common features. For example, most blocks support the ability to set their alignment, their background color and text color and typography. You can define support for these common features in the block metadata. And once enabled, the block will have these abilities enabled in the editor. Add support for a feature you define it in the supports property of the blocks metadata in the block.json file. Open the file from the source directory and update the supports property to include the align support. Once the build process is complete, create a post and add the block to the post. You'll see that the block now has the ability to set its alignment. Enabling any of the available block supports is as simple as adding them to the supports property of the block.json file. And it gives your users a wealth of options to customize the block's appearance. There are some cases however, where you would prefer to define the block styles yourself. In the copyright date block requirements to find in the scaffolding a new block lesson, we're required that the block always have a specific border, border color, and padding. This is where the style.scss and editor.scss files come in. These files allow you to set up specific block styles, and then these styles are applied in the editor and on the front end. These two files are syntactically awesome style sheets, also known as SAS files. Just like the JSX format you've seen to create blocks converts into regular JavaScript during the bold step, SAS files converts into regular CSS. These files follow the new SCSS syntax, which you can learn about on the SAS website. Fortunately, you can also just write plain CSS in SAS files, and that will work as well. In the scaffolding a new block lesson, you learned what these two files are used for. Style.scss is the styles that are applied to the block in the front end and in the editor. And editor.scss are the styles that are applied to the block in the editor only. If you need a specific style to be applied to the block in the front end and in the editor, you would add the styles to the style.scss file. If you open this file, you'll see the following scaffolded code. You may have noticed, however, that the style is not being applied to the current block. This is because the class name applied to the parent container of the block via used block props is automatically generated based on the block's name. In the block.json file, the name of the block is copyright date slash copyright date block. So the class name is generated as WP block copyright date, copyright date block. The class name you see being targeted in the style.scss file is based on the original name of the block. So you need to change it to match the class name that is being generated. At the same time, you can also add your border, border color, and padding to the block. So let's go with a one pixel solid border and make it a dark color and we'll add padding of five pixels. Because you want the border to appear all the time, you don't need to define any specific editor styles. This means you can delete the editor.scss file. You can also delete the editor style property in the block.json file and the importing of the editor.scss in the edit.js file. Making these changes might break the webpack dev server. So you may need to restart it. Once the build process has been run, create a post and add the block to the post. You'll see that the block now has the border and border color that you defined in the style.css file. When you preview the block, the style is also applied on the front end. When you're developing your blocks, it's useful to think about what appearance elements you want users to be able to edit versus what should always apply to the block. Then you can either add the relevant support or hard code any specific styles into the relevant style file. For more information on adding block supports, check out the detailed supports page in the block editor handbook.