Welcome to the 2023 annual dummies. And if you take a couple of letters out of that, it's the anal dummies. What? Annual, anal, yeah. That's terrible. Juice! Hey, welcome back to our StebHeader X of Corbin. I'm terrible. And you can follow us on Instagram, Twitter for more juicy content. Thank you to everybody who supports on Patreon and follows through to the account, subscribe and hit the like button. Indeed, did what he said. And today we're doing our annual dummies. The most prestigious award on YouTube. We tried to get Jimmy Kimmel, but he said go away. Yes, he did. Thank you. That's why I'm dressed up. We're gonna have an applause for each winner this year. I love it. Speaking of this year, can I show you something that we got that I am really proud of? I brought with me. No, okay. So, Andrani found this. I think this is the greatest calendar in the history of the world. You ready? Sure.   So here's January. This shit's gonna be mine. Down at the bottom, it has things like...  Yeah.  That's funny. And then every month has something just brand new.  That's great.  But then you can have these stickers to put on your calendar as well. That's funny. Isn't that great? I like it. Woo! Yeah, so we're doing our annual dummies. The dummies are here for you guys who are confused. And they're like, oh, I thought you did your top 10. That was our favorites. Yeah, we did. That was our favorites. I explained that even though you guys skip intros. That was our personal favorite. This was my favorite. On my personal YouTube channel, I put up a video talking about the fact that I'm just putting my acting stuff up on there. I'm not doing the reviews. And the only comment on my video was, wait, where are the reviews? I replied back, watch the video. Yeah. So that was our top 10, each of our personal favorites. One of the ones that we like the most. This is, even though it's called the dummies, we're treating it like it's an Oscar style film. So it's all about artistic artistry. So you will have some overlap, obviously. Of course. Because of what we like, but it's gonna be different as well. This is on the technical merits of what we viewed. Like we do with most of our reviews. We have, we differentiate between the movies that we, for example, we talk about this all the time. Grease is in my top 100 films of all time ever made. It doesn't deserve a single award. It's just a great, fun movie. I don't know about that. Maybe the songs. Yeah, the score is a song. The songs, it could get a song for that. Or production design, that's some good production design. It did have some good production design. And if they were giving an award for really old people playing teens, they would take the case. Especially Sunny. Yeah. Anyway, he still looks older than he does. Anyway, so this is that. And each category, we try to come up with collaborative. We don't always agree. And we don't know each other's answers either. So his winner could be different than my winner. No, and the nominees may not be, what basically happens is we make our choices. I send Corbin my list of the ones that I think should be nominated. He makes the final decision on what the nominees are.  I didn't take anything out of Rick's, but there are some categories that do have more than five nominees. And, so just note that. We limit this. We don't cover all, there's 24 categories at the Oscars, and that includes everything, like documentary short, live action short. We don't cover that. We also, there's some disciplines we talk about in our reviews that we don't feel like we are expert enough to really understand whether or not it was superior in that regard. For example, we do honorable mentions for things like makeup and hair. We do honorable mentions for costume design and editing and sound design and VFX. I did add full categories to some of those. That's fine, that's fine. But as far as we're concerned, those are the ones that we can appreciate and see and love, but we really don't have the craftsmanship understanding to differentiate. Especially, I can see things in editing, but my friend Kenny, he'll point out stuff that I, because he's an editor, yeah. So there you go. Anyways, so to start it off here, let's start off with costume design. We'll start off with those mentions here. And the nominees are for costume design. PS2. Oh my. Great costumes. Great costumes. Archies. Ooh, yeah. You look at this. One of the best parts of that entire movie. True. Was the costume design. That's true. Rocky Arani, K-Prem, Gahani. I can't, I can't argue with that. And Berlin. I know a lot of you haven't seen Berlin, but man, the world and the costuming in that movie is impeccable. Off the charts impeccable. Yep, but now we will nominate, and like I said, we're gonna do three, two, one, because once again, we do not know each other's winners, and so we will find out at the exact same time as you. So, three, two, one. PS2. PS2. Yeah, Monty Rottenham couldn't be here. Yeah. To accept the award. At least not now. He was here earlier, he had to leave. Yeah, he had to leave. He typically shows up in the morning and has toast. Yeah, that one was just, I mean, I could have made an argument for actually quite, the R cheese actually was pretty high because that would, that and then the production design of that movie is by far the best parts of that movie. But when you see the behind the scenes and you realize what lengths they went to and the amount of costumes they had to create, it's off the charts. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And so the other ones that we just have honorable mentions for that I didn't come up with categories, just, I could have, but I just left them. So honorable mention for makeup and hair, Salar. Yep. Editing, Berlin. Sound design. Berlin. VFX. Salar. Salar. That one I could have given to actually quite a few. There's several films this year that had VFX, but that was one of the things I remember among many. We were really, we found no VFX flaws on Salar. And we're gonna do one other category before we get to the Mamba Jambas here. Yeah. That is actually a, just a personal favorite that we probably should have done in the top tens, but we just saved it for here. So this is more just our favorites, but it's our favorite watch along of the year. Yeah. And we did quite a few. We did. We did quite a few this year, but the nominees are for best watch along. Doctor. I'll let you say this next one. Faro Charadambalam. The Denouche. The Denouche Romcom. Mavidan. Mm-hmm. Jaya, Jaya, Jaya, hey. And Munabah. We had some great watch alongs. And I actually left quite a few off of this list. We had some great watch alongs. This one's hard for me. This one's very difficult because I loved every single one. Every single one. And there's stuff that I left off that I also wanted to put on. Yeah, I get it. For watch alongs, but this is... It's a coin toss and I feel bad because it's very difficult for me to choose. Yeah. I have the one, though, that I'm choosing. One, three, two, one. Doctor. Yeah. If you saw that watch along, that was just a brilliant movie and so fun. Yeah, all of those other ones could have taken the, for sure. But if you see us talk about Doctor afterwards and the difficulty of taking that subject matter and making it work the way it works, that just gives a teensy little smidgen about it. I would have a hard time. I don't know when that movie came out. I forget like maybe 20, I forget when that movie came out. Two years ago. I'd have a hard time not giving that the best picture. Yeah, that would be tough that year. If that was out this year because I enjoyed it so much. I think it was so well done as well. Yep. I'd have a hard time not giving that movie the best picture nom. Yeah. And so also if we did this like we do the normal, because we forgot to explain that in the beginning, I apologize. We are doing this differently than we have in the years past. The years past we did everything that we watched. Right, that's true. This would have been 94 films. I'm always mixed about that because even though obviously there's so many great performances and stuff like that, it's hard to compare like a film that we saw in for a 1950s film to a film we saw in 2023. Yeah. It's not usually fair. So we decided to put everything in 2023 to make everything fair. Yeah. So like the visual effects are on par with everything else. Yes. It's the current year. And so that's how we're doing that. Except for that one. Yeah. For a watch. Yeah, the watch-alongs are. Just because we've upped the watch-along a lot this year. Yeah. So now we're getting into the big Mamba Jambas here. Ba-ba-ba-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. When do you wanna do our Lifetime Achievement Award? Just before Best Picture. How's that? All right, next category is Stunt Ensemble. Yeah! Quik-quik-quik-quik-quik-quik-quik-quik-quik. If I wanna do more editing, I would put clips of each one. Yeah, that's a lot of work. I've heard something that most people don't care about. Anyways, the nominees are. Jigurthanda, double X. Salarm. Jailorm. Leo. Whoa. Whoa, indeed. Heck of a category's here. I'll be interested to see, this is a toss up. I don't have a problem picking any one of those films. I really don't. No, they all had really good stunt work this year. All had great stunt work. Yeah, it's a tough one. It's a tough one. Yep. Anyways, three, two, one. Salarm. Salar. We haven't had a difference yet. I don't think. Yeah, we've been pretty much on par. Yeah. I almost picked the Archies for costume design just because I really enjoyed the costume design. It was great costume design. But yeah, I could also make an argument for the other ones. Any of the other ones as well. But there was some standout stuff that just, it was stood out. Especially with like the mass stuff. Yeah. And it was just the stunt work and that. Yep. It was absolutely brilliant. Yep. That movie and all the stunts in that movie. Indeed. So congratulations to you. Provost could not be here. Yeah. We asked him to come but he. He's so shy. He said, darlings, thank you so much. But no. Yeah. Very kind of him though. Yeah. Today and then next one we got score. A heck of a year for scores by the way. And this is one that there are six nominees. Because Corbin had to include one other film. Yep. The nominees are. Chigritanda, double X. Jailar.  Piestu. Mm hmm. Jailar. Patan. Rocky Arani. K-Premka, Arani. Say Jailar the way you did. Jailar. Say it again. Jailar. Why do you sound like somebody? I don't know. Like an Indian. Say it. Jailar. I don't know. You sound like. I can't put my finger on it. Sound like somebody. Anyway, a heck of a year for scores though by the way. And also I could have put once again, one of the best parts of it, Archie's and this as well. The costume design and hair makeup and the set building were the best. But then the songs themselves. The songs were great. They're very catchy songs. But it just missed it. And this was really tough for me. For a couple of them. But one gets the edge for me. All right. Three, two, one. Rocky or Arani, K-Premka, Arani. You knew that was coming. It's why he included it in the nominations. You think the score to Rocky Arani. That's why I put it, yeah. Was better than Salar PS2 jiggered on the double X? Yes. You're insane. No one's asking you to comment on my picks here. Why'd you pick Salar? Go ahead. Because of the artistic excellence of it throughout the totality of the film and covering a myriad of different emotions that were extraordinary sometimes. Complimentary sometimes as big as it needed to be in the forefront. Sometimes it was back. They basically covered everything that you need to cover in a score with depth and expertise. And it just from start to finish. I just kept marveling at how good the score was. I agree. The whole film. Salar score was absolutely brilliant. Yeah. It was a great day. Supreme Kahani score was equally as brilliant and also has been in my playlist for the entire year since I've heard it. Oh, I agree that Rocky Arani has better standalone songs. I also include the score in that though. And we didn't have also a song category either. No, maybe it would have changed. But, no, because it differentiates song and score. But it's also included if you just include the score. The songs are part of the score. They are part of the score. Especially in Indian cinema. I wouldn't even nominate Rocky Arani. I know you didn't. Yeah. Which is why I put it in there. Art direction. This is another tough one that has an extra category because Corbin wants to make love to Rocky Arani. Hey, no one's asking you to comment, are they? The nominees are. Salar. PS2. Berlin. The Archies. Tiggered on the double X. Rocky Arani. This is actually a very, very tough. Yeah, this is really, really, really difficult because they're all excellent for different reasons. And you're so. You're crazy if you don't think Rocky Arani's art direction was absolutely. I think it was wonderful.  Anyway, it's three. Hold on. This is really, really, really, really difficult. There's about, honestly, I could give it to actually every single one of these. Yeah. I'm second guessing my decision right now. I'm okay with my decision. I just feel badly for a couple of them that are just so extraordinary, but I don't, I'm confident with my choice. Okay. Three, two, one. The Archies. I'm just glad you didn't say Rocky Arani. Oh, I could have. I could have. No one's asking you to give your opinion on my pick, Rick. The, yeah, the Archies, even though the movie was a letdown, that part of it was not. And we talked about it in the review. And the reason I could have given it to Solar absolutely is just because it was actually similar to the art direction in KGF2. And so I'd seen that style before. And so that was the one tick on that one that it had. Okay. I have no issue if you're giving it to Solar. But that's the one in the Archies. I was like, this is one of the best production design, like the world building they did in that movie, even though the film itself was a letdown, that the set design in our direction of it was. Was great. Was great. For me, the two other than Solar that were the most difficult not to choose and make Solar was PS2 and Berlin. Great. Because anything that's small, art direction, makeup, production design. Especially the limited budget. Yeah, the minute details of smallness are so incredible. But I just was, I was repeatedly blown away at how good art direction was in Solar. I get it, man. It's absolutely fantastic. Cinematography, the nominees are Solar. Solar. PS2. Vidutale part one, Berlin, Malviran. This is a, this is a good category. It's a very good category. Very good category. And there's one film, well, I'll talk about it after we make our, make our choice. A Telugu, a Tamil, a Tamil, a Hindi, a Tamil. So three Tamils, one Telugu and then a Hindi film that most people have not seen currently. And probably won't see because it'll be a small, small thing, sadly. But you ready? I think so. Three, two, one. BDS on the part. Yeah. That's the one. That cinematographer, just the opening shot. The opening sequence. I get it. That is so difficult. And then the rest of the film with also the small budget, obviously Solar had a massive budget. And so you'd expect obviously, you picked Solar, right? I did. Okay, I wasn't listening when you were talking. I don't think I put the push the button here. That, that is the, I can't say. Yeah, Vidyathali. Vidyathali, part one. The smallness of it, but also the grandness of some of it even. Yeah.  And that stuff is impressive and it's deserving. But that really struck me about that film. Yeah, I can't argue with that, especially the opening sequence makes it really difficult not to pick it. The other ones as well. Guys, if you've noticed, Berlin is getting repeatedly nominated. Absolutely. We were so impressed with that film on pretty much every level. Do yourself a favor when you're able to see it. Please go see it. I can't imagine you're not gonna love it. Yeah. Next category is supporting actress. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I don't know what I got. And this was a difficult category. Yeah. At least for this year in terms of the supporting. And there was some, that I could actress and supporting actress. Yeah. We was tough to, which ones do you put where? Right. And in different kind of stuff. It was tough. It's a tough year for that one, but the nominees are Taboo. In Kati. I think it's Kuti. Is it Kuti? You're right, it is. It's Kuti. Tilatama Shom, less stories too. Shria Reddy in Solar. Smita Tambay in Joram. And S. Afia Tasnim, who played Pawnee in Chitta. That was a good one. I saw you look down. I thought you were gonna press a button. I was looking for the button. Yeah. And you ready? I am ready. The winner is three, two, one, Tilatama Shomay. Interesting. Also, hold on. No offense to our Dost. Dost. Yeah, no offense to our Dost from me for not selecting you.  You just, if you saw my review of Joram, you know how I felt about Smita. She was great. That was the second one that I would have picked out of. I have no problem with these nominees. Tilatama. If this was the Oscars and it went to Tilatama, I'd be disappointed for Smita, but I would not be, I would be very happy for Tilatama. That's awesome. It is impressive that Smita did so much with so little. Exactly. Obviously she made such an impact with actually so little dialogue and that kind of stuff. So she did a phenomenal job. Yep. But. And my other, what Tilatama did and the last stories, which is the best part of last stories too. Yeah. All of those performances were just really worthy. It wasn't one of those years where you had to, you're just plugging something in to just plug it in, which we're not gonna do anyway, but yeah. There we go. And if you haven't seen those performances. Please do. Do. Now. Supporting actor. Heavyweight category right here. Oh yeah. There's a lot going on here. And the nominees are Rahul Boz. Berlin. Oh, hold on. Dost. Ha ha! Ishwaksing. Dost. Berlin. Vinayakan. Jailer. Joju George. Irata. And guess what? Yes. Bobby Dole. For animal. Bobby. Fuckin' Dole. Animal made it into our dummies. What? What? It's, it's. Spoiler alert. It's the only time it makes it.  Not picture. But if you saw the review, you know we loved some Bobby. Fuckin' Dole. Yeah. This one's. It's a heavyweight category. This is a very tough category. This is one of those, if this was a nominating year for the Oscars and one of them wins, I couldn't argue. It would be equally wonderful to see any of these people. I have a very particular reason for my choice. And then I'll tell you my very, very close second. So. This was a very difficult one. I could have made an argument for every. Every one of them. Single one. Every one of them is worthy and memorable. If you haven't seen any of these, obviously Bobby don't the one, the movie that you don't have to see the most. At least for sure. But to see Bobby Dole's performance, maybe look it up on YouTube or something because it is. Fuckin' stand out. It's stand out. But this is so tough. It is. This is so tough. But I'm comfortable with my choice. Three. Hold on. Three. Two. One. Ishwak Singh. Bobby Dole. I knew you were going to choose Bobby Dole. OK, here's the reason. I have no issues with what you said. I actually, my second one would have been Rahul Bolt. That was that was actually my second one. That was my second one. Was both of those because the but. The impact in this and how much I loved his performance and how much I didn't like the film and the impact he made on me. Like if I'm like, oh, the performance that I can think about that I was like, oh, love to play. I think about it all the time and how mad I was that I didn't get more of him was Bobby Dole's performance. But I could have made an argument for Rahul Bose, Ishwak, and yeah, and all of them. Yeah, for me, Ishwak's how much could go wrong? Sorry. Um, the yeah, the how much could go wrong? The work in sign language that had to be done. Brilliant. The intimacy of all of the scenes being just unforgiving close up over the shoulder shots that could have easily been a play. Oh, yeah. I just it was the same with Rahul Bose. He he was this could have been any of them. But for me, Ishwak absolutely was the one. Yeah, it was can't argue with it at all. Next one is actress in a leading role. That's right. And this was tough because there's some that we debaters like, is that a supporting? Is that a lead? Yeah. So but that's how the Oscars goes, too. If they don't think they can win in a leading, they'll oftentimes put even though you're like, wasn't she leading? They'll put yeah, they'll put them in supporting. Yeah, it happens. But the nominees are Ashwari Aray Bakchan for P.S. Two. Wow. Kareena Kapoor for Johnny John. Who? Namisha Sajayan in Chita. Puhumi Pednekar. Thank you for coming. And Sahasra Sri in Chita. So one of those was the little girl, the other one was the woman. Yes. Please go see all these. Please do go see those. And the winner is three, two, one. Ashwari Aray Bakchan. Yeah. I'll let the I'll let the audience vlog. Yeah. He deserves it. Yeah, I don't. I can actually remember if she won last year as well for P.S. one P.S. One she might have. She may have. I'd have to go back and look because I don't remember. I don't remember. Yeah. Equally a standout. Even better. Even more. Especially with a certain scene that you know we loved so much. She was the standout actress performance. Who was the who was the I have a number two. Who was your second behind her that if she wasn't in the in the race you would have selected as your number two? Karina Kapoor. That was me too. Yeah. For many of the same reasons I love seeing these women who have left the young leading lady and are now in just the meat house of mature womanly leading lady and are carrying themselves on screen with this depth and this maturity and this gravitas and are aging just beautifully. And I don't mean that they're hiding their age. I mean the opposite. Their ages is showing in the characters that they play. I just I loved both. I could have easily chosen chosen Karina Kapoor but I won't ever forget that scene in P.S. two between Ashwari and Vikram. Absolutely. And the way Ashwari continued to carry that regality from the first one into the second one. She just it was legendary. Absolutely. Next category is actor. Another leading role. Tough category. And this is one that has six by the way. The nominees are Mamoudi, Nampakal Narathumayakam. That's the LPJ. L.J.P. Sorry L.J.P. I'm having a moment. Prabhas in Salar. Manoj Bajpagi in Joram. Vikram in P.S. two. A.K. Oh, sorry. We should have done Manoj. We missed it on Manoj as well. There you go. Thank you. A.K. for Berlin. And then Rockshit Shetty for Side A. I can't pronounce the whole thing. I just put Side A. I apologize. God, what a year. This is an insanely difficult, difficult, difficult one. But I've got, I've got, I've known and this is, I'm okay with my choice. Three, two, one. Mamoudi. Vikram P.S. two. That was the other one. And I almost picked him. And I have no issues. I have no issues with you picking Mamoudi at all because he was almost my pick as well. Vikram, I think it's just that performance specifically really opened our eyes, obviously to him. And it was one of the standout scenes of the year in terms of performances. Obviously he was in the whole thing. He was brilliant in the whole thing. Yeah. But there was one scene in particular with the choreo. Yep. That, man. Yeah. It's still ingrained. Yep. Agreed. I just, any number of these. And again, if you haven't seen the films that we're mentioning through here, obviously these are all films we loved, except for animal. But to yourself a favor and watch the performances. Yeah. It's just, it's awesome. And I know there are some that, in Mamoudi's film this past year, that we didn't see because it didn't, we didn't get a release here. Yeah. And it's still not out. Right. So I don't think it's on streaming, but the one with the case. Yeah. And the husband and the wife. The wife thing. The trailer was sitting at the table. Brilliant stuff about. Yeah. And so maybe our stuff would have changed just like last year's, after we saw all those Malayalam films, that would have completely changed the dummies and our favorites of the year. But this is what we have so far. So, but yeah, those, no issues. Yep. Director. This one's really hard. That's what she said. This one, this one was, this one was possibly my, the most difficult category for me to make a decision on. Yeah. Denominies are. LJP. Dost. Prashanth Neal for Silar. Madone Ashwin. Mahviren. Mani Ratnam for PS2. And Etul Sabarwal for Berlin. Dost. Yeah. This one was really, really, really freaking hard to pick a winner in. Yeah. Yeah. I have a winner though. I do too. And I'm comfortable with my choice. Three, two, one. LJP. LJP. Take your applause, sir. Oh, Dost. Yeah. What needs to be said about LJP that hasn't already been said. Yeah. He just continues to be who he is. His new film, the one with Mohano. Yeah. It's like just over a two hour run time. Jesus. For like this epic. Like normally that'd be like a three hour movie. No, he is and continues to prove and he catapulted into the world's mind with Jaleh Katsu. He's one of the greatest living directors. Easily. Of just right now. You name the greatest directors on the planet. Yeah. He's on there. He's on there, easily. Yeah, no issues there. And it was tough. It was. Because the scope of work for Solar and PS2. Yeah. The smallness of Berlin and. Maviran. The uniqueness and the just pure enjoyability as a direct result of Maviran's direction. Absolutely brilliant. So they're all wonderful. Our lifetime achievement. So in years past, the very first lifetime achievement award we ever gave to was to the late, great, never to be forgotten, arguably the greatest of all time. Let's go. Irfan Khan. And then we also did, I'm not looking at the list, but I know we also did. I don't have it. Taboo. Yes. And there was one other one. Big B. I wanna say it was Big B. If it's not, we need to do him soon. Oh no, no, this makes sense. It was Satyajit Rai. Yes. Yes. 100. So for this year, our lifetime achievement award, especially in light of a particular film that was released because he's still going strong, is Rajnikan. Still going strong. How many years in the industry has he had? Four. Believe it or not. It might be five. It might be five. I might, math might be, mathing wrong. It's 60. Yeah. Something like that. And still going strong, still making some of the best, Jailer's one of the best films of the year. Yeah, it's brilliant. He's a legend. Yeah, he is. And as I say all the time, best wigs in the business. And our final category is Best Picture, the greatest film of 2023. In India. And this is once again, our favorites are different than the best. Obviously, some will overlap. Correct. But that's this, we're treating this like it's the Oscars, so artistic excellence. Yeah, it's artistic excellence. The films, the films that should be put in a time capsule for people to see for a billion reasons and a half, technical merit, the profundity of the message, the importance of the message, the level of artistry. It's just that. And Rick actually only gave me five for this, but I added on some. I didn't add Rocky Arani even though I wanted to. I didn't. Just know it's an honorable mention for me. For him. And you know it was his personal favorite from the top 10. Just know it was an honorable mention for Corbin. Yes. But I appreciate that you didn't include it. But I want to. I know. Just know that. I know. So go. And we've expanded it, obviously, because the Oscars have a 10 picture, which we think is considering the number of films and great films, 10 is the right number to have for the Oscars. So our list in no particular order here, we have non-paco, not out to Maya Kim. It's the LJP film. Solar, Mavirin. There's not a lot of surprises here if you've been listening to the other categories. PS2, Berlin, Chitta, Joram, and Vidutali part one. Yeah. Not a surprise if you've been listening to any of those categories. All of those are brilliant. Yeah. But. And I got to say, I am very shocked. A year ago right now, if you had told me that in the dummies, we wouldn't have a single Shahrukh Khan thing from the three films that were coming out as part of the dummies, I'm really surprised that we saw a year with three SRK films and there wasn't anything about his films that we thought was meritorious. Other than say some stunt work and some visual effects. I could have put Vicky in supporting, but there was just other really good ones that he missed out. I could have put him. He crossed my mind. That would be the one thing, but yeah. It was just surprising. And there's Malielem, Tolugu, Dommel, Dommel, Hindi. Dommel, Hindi, Dommel. Yeah, there's only two Hindi's. Two Hindi's. And the winner is three, two, one. Nampakal Narasgala, you say it. Yeah. Even though there's so many brilliant ones, this is actually very easy for me. It was. You know what was interesting? It didn't ever really come close, but the one that shot higher than I would have ever imagined that if we didn't have this in the category, if his film had been last year, all the other nominees, for me, it would have been Solar. And that's shocking to me. That was one year last year. That was that good. No, if Nampakal Narasgala came was not in the list. And I had to choose another film that I think was the best film of the year. I would have chosen, I actually would have chosen, painfully not choosing Berlin, I would have chosen Solar. Wow. Yeah. That's insane. That's how much I think that movie is spectacular. That's insane. But nothing touched. That was not, that would not have been my pick. No, you would have picked Rocky or Ronnie. No. So I do think it should have been included. Yeah. My Viran, you could have picked Berlin, this last one right here. Yeah, but it's only part one. Part one as well. And also another one that I wanted to include. The reason I didn't include these two is because since we were kind of collaborative and I liked it and Rick didn't. So part A is one that I would have included into the best picture and Rocky or Ronnie. Neither would have been my pick, but those are two that I would have included. But nothing really touched Nanna in terms of artistic artistry and how much I enjoyed it. We said it all year. We thought that should have been India's submission to the Oscars. Still do, always will. Yeah, I don't know if it would have gotten because obviously it- No, Jolly Katsu didn't get picked. But it had a shot. A lot of roots in Tamil and Malayalam culture and language and stuff that we didn't get, but it would have had a much better shot. Yeah, if you're wondering about what it is that the Oscars looks for, just look at the films that have come out of France, Italy, and Spain in the past 50 years because nobody has more nominations. Basically, they are the ones. Everybody else has maybe one or two nominations. Well, Korea. A few, not compared to- Well, they've actually won a picture though. Not compared to Spain, France, and Italy. They are off the charts. Unless you include wins. In fact, because pairs have won. It did, but that's the only time Korea's ever won an Oscar. But where did I put it? I had a list. I don't think Spain or- Maybe it was a might to do list there. I don't think Spain or- Are you talking foreign category? Are you talking- Yeah, I'm talking international film. Yeah, I'm talking the international films. I think I put it in there. I think I put it in the intro. Yeah. Oh no, that's not there. It doesn't matter, but just look that up because I have. Anyways, that is our winner of the year. I hope you guys enjoyed it. And heck of a year, I'm so looking forward to this next year because I think there's gonna be a lot of great content coming out. And also I think it's gonna be the year, hopefully the year of content-oriented films. The beginning certainly feels that way. Yeah. With Merry Christmas and Captain Miller. Yes. Hopefully obviously we're stuming. And then obviously LGP's film. Yeah. And then Vikram's film. Yeah, you also, you may be wondering. There have been years in the past where we've talked about our favorite series. Yes. We just didn't watch enough to- We saw three or four. Put it into that category, really. We saw three or four. I'm trying from this particular year, obviously. Guns and Gulabs. Guns and Gulabs, the one, the film industry. Oh yeah, Jubilee. Jubilee. And- Farsi. Farsi. There was another one. There was? Was there not? I think we- No! Railwayman? I guess that counts. It's a limited series. That counts. Railwayman counts as a limited series. What would have been your favorite of those? The one I would say is my takeaway of the one I enjoyed the most, it would probably go to Guns and Gulabs. Yeah, it'd be that or Farsi. Yeah. That was the other one for me was Farsi. Guns and Gulabs. Yeah. I mean, does she talk about art direction? Jubilee. Jubilee's art direction, and the performances were great. It just had some inconsistency. Like, the first episode was just off the charts spectacular, and then it kind of had a lull. So it still was a very enjoyable series, and it's worth watching for sure. Anyways, so that is it. Let us know why we're idiots, why you like it, what your picks would have been for each. Why Animal is the greatest film ever made? Because it made the most money, that's why. That's it. Anyway. You wanna do that? Let's do a list of the best films of the year based on Box Office. Yeah, we're never doing that. If Animal was all about Bobby Dole, it'd be the winner. For sure. Yeah. I can't. He's the only thing I liked about the film. That was absolutely. Let us know what you would have picked for each category down below.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jazzycasebreaks.com. 1920 Panini Optics Salo Basketball One Pack Break, number 15 just sold out. And this is another way to win spots in our last dance basketball mixer. So we just did number 14, this is number 15 now. And just to show you guys the item page, this is number 16. That'll be in a separate video once we sell out the break and it actually just sold out. So we'll be doing this a little bit later. We have a handful of breaks to sell. But again, this is number 15. Number 16 will be the last way to win four spots. But again, just to show you guys how to win, we grab a spot on the break, you get entered to win. Easy as that. Randomize the customer names and the teams, open up the pack break, distribute the hits out to customers and then at the end of the break, randomize the original 30 customer names in a separate dice roll and the top four names each win a spot in the last dance basketball mixer. So again, number 15 is what we're doing here. Number 16 will be coming up a little bit later today. So here's the dice roll, here's the customer names from Zach, all the way down to Quentin. Let me quickly copy your names again and put it in this dice roller, which we'll be doing a little bit later after the pack break. So let's roll it. And we got a one and a two, three times. Good luck. One, two, three, three times. James, down to James. We got three times. Let's go three times here on the teams now. One, two, three. Three times. Atlanta Hawks, down to the Golden State Warriors.  Did I copy the names to us? That was weird. There you go.  I guess it just didn't copy right, but there you go. After three times, three. Hawks, down to the Warriors. Same way, Hawks, down to the Warriors. James, you have the Hawks. Marty with the Heat. Marissa with the Spurs. Brian with the Mavericks. Steven with the Thunder. Marissa with the Celtics. Zach, you have the Hornets. Matthew with the Pistons. Rolando with the Lakers. Jason with the Bulls. Anthony with the Nuggets. Matthew with the Blazers. Jonathan with the T-Woos. Kevin with the Grizzlies. TJ with the Jazz. Quinn, you have the Clippers. Willem with the Bucks. Rodney with the Nets. Tony with the Sons. Jamie with the Rockets. Sean, you have the Pelicans. Derek with the Wizards. Tony with the Cows. Mike with the 76ers. Aaron with the Maverick. Anthony with the Nicks. Jonathan with the Pacers. Steven with the Raptors. Zach with the Kings. James, you have the Warriors. So, I'm gonna off-the-ties it. Give you guys a quick trade window. If not, close it, print and rip. And again, this is number 15. So, here's the Dice Roller. Customer names are getting right there. What up, Jack? What up, Jackie Boy? You ever watch Sons of Anarchy, Jack? Quad Leonard. Taco. Do they really? I'm gonna call you Jackie Boy now. I'm gonna say it like Chibs. And Romeo Lankford. And a Saiku Damboya. Blue Velocity. That's gonna go to the Pistons, gonna match. And there you go, guys. Quick sell-o-pack right here. So, all this stuff will ship. I'm not, unfortunately. I'd be probably part of the Mayans. You know what I mean? I'd be like Alvarez's right-hand man or something. All right, there you go. Actually, Mine's was a good show, too. All right, Dice Roller. Customer names again. And after six and a one, seven times. Top four when it's about to each in the basketball mixer. Two, four, five, six. And again, seven the final time. Six and a one. Boom, seven times. And again, it was a top four. Yes. Anthony you're in, Jamie you're in, Matthew you're in, William you're in. Oh, and that was it. I thought I was looking for a fifth one for some reason. There you go, William, Matthew, Jamie and Anthony. You guys are all in, congratulations. Last dance basketball mixer. I'll be coming up a little bit later after we break open number 16. So that'll be the last way to win spots in there. And there you go, guys.


What's up everybody? This is Brian, and we're gonna take a look at some of the features we expect to see in Qt6. So it is September 2020, the sun is shining, birds are chirping, all is good in the world, and then BOOM! Here comes Qt6 busting through the wall like the Kool-Aid man. All right, maybe it wasn't that dramatic, but point being I really think this should have gotten much more media attention than it really did. Qt6 feature freeze milestone reach. If you don't know what that means, when you're doing massive code development, you don't just write it and publish it. There's certain things you need to do, certain steps, and Qt6 really nailed that down. They're really good at that. So their feature freeze, meaning they're done adding features to this, is now complete. They've hit a major milestone, and they are targeting December of 2020 for Qt6-00. What does this really mean? That means yes, within a few short months we could be looking at the full blown version of Qt6. So they've got the features they want in there, and they really nailed it down on what they want. Here's the actual timeline. So they really started this around January timeframe, and they're pushing over to releasing in December. If you watch some of my videos, you know that last year I did some videos with Qt, meaning actually met with Qt, and we sat down and we did some videos together. And I really enjoyed doing that, and I learned a lot from those guys, and I can tell you my experience, one thing they're super, super keen on is backwards compatibility. They do not want to break your apps. So deep breath, let all the stress out. Don't worry. And that being said, long term support versions are going to be available for a long time. That's why they're called long term support versions. Their goal really is they're going to push forward with Qt6, and then they're going to shoot for a Qt6.2 long term support. So this is another part of their software release pattern, where they'll go through specific versions and then hit a long term support. Now, what does long term support mean? Exactly what it says. It means it's going to be around for a long, long time, and you can trust it to be there and to just work. So Qt6 support the following modules, and you can see there is a ton of them. Most of these you should already know. Notice this printing support. Super excited about that. QtWailand and Wailand compositor. That's going to be interesting to see how they really fully support that above and beyond what they've already done. Now, notice this right here. QtOpenGL and QtOpenGL widgets. It says note different than in Qt5. That means Qt's really focusing in on 3D. They even have a 3D studio they've released this last year, and it's just nothing short of amazing. I mean, I absolutely love it. I'm thinking about sitting down and doing some videos on it to be brutally honest with you. It's just there's a certain level of knowledge. You got to walk in the door just to start working with this. And unfortunately, that level of knowledge is extremely high. You have to understand Qt, typically QML and three-dimensionals. Now, when I say three-dimensionals, we're talking, yes, 3D objects. All right. So some modules that are present in Qt5 are not listed above because they are purposely removed. That's right. They are going to remove things like QtScript. Have you ever used QtScript? I haven't. I actually found no need for it. And QtXML patterns. This might be troublesome for some of you out there. I've got a couple old apps that actually use that. And the functionality is part of other modules, meaning they're now taking that functionality and putting it into other modules. Now, I want to just stop right here and say that Qt is known, world-renowned, for backwards compatibility.  You can always use the long-term support versions for a very long time. Everything should still work. Now, it says Qt 6.0 supports the majority of all desktop mobile and embedded platforms due to our C++17 requirement, a up-to-date compiler is essential. Note that right there. If you're using a legacy compiler, you're going to have a bad time when you try to switch to Qt6. So just special note for that. Now, how can you try Qt6? This part's a little bit confusing. And before we dive into that, I want to take just a side avenue here. If you're just itching for more information, be sure to check out the technical version. I can't even say it, I'm so excited. The technical vision for Qt6, the next big release by Lars Noles, this is actually really good. And he kind of goes in-depth on what they're really focusing on. And I wish they had talked about it more here, but the technical vision or the spirit of what they're trying to do next generation QML. This is going to be awesome. You mark my words. This is going to really make QML stand out. One thing I'm absolutely loving, introduce strong typing. There's been a real pattern here. A lot of languages that do weak typing immediately start switching to strong typing. It's because it's easier to support and it makes it faster. One that really comes to mind is one of Qt's competitors, Dart and Flutter. So when it first came out, it was very weak type. And then right when they went into production, they said, you know what? We're done with weak typing. We're going to do strong typing. And it really broke a lot of the tutorials out there. They're going to make JavaScript an optional feature of QML. Optional. That's really awesome. So what they're really doing is they're skinning down QML, making it lean and mean.  I absolutely detest QML versioning. They're going to remove that. They're going to simplify certain lookup rules. So you don't have to have mycomponent.1.2.3. And then you got to figure out which version you actually have installed. I'm super, super happy about that. And remove the duplication of data structures between QObject and QML. This under the hood seems very simplistic, but that's actually quite complex what they're doing there. And avoid runtime generated data structures. And they're doing a whole lot of tooling and support in the background that you'll probably never know you needed. But again, next-gen graphics. So you take the refinement of QML, and you really put it with next-generation graphics. And this thing is going to be... I can't even find the words. It's just going to be stunning. Because now you have three-dimensional objects and things of that nature with the simplicity of QML and the powerful rendering engines of next-gen graphics. And this will run on everything from your laptop to an airplane dashboard to your cell phone to your Raspberry Pi. I mean, this is going to be just sweet. I kind of sound like I'm a sales guy for Q, but I'm really not. And unified and consistent tooling. One of the major things, and it's actually, I don't think it's really in here, is they are going to focus... Oh, it is in here. Sorry. They are going to focus more on Python in the future. A lot of the Qt ecosystem was born on C++, which everybody that uses C++ loves it, but everybody that does not use C++ is afraid of it. Python has very quickly been merged in with Qt, and it's going to be officially fully supported. They started actually doing that in Qt 5, but I think they're going to start unifying that a little more. So all of you Python developers rejoice. You're going to get better tooling. You're going to get a better Qt experience, and all you C++ developers, you know, if you don't feel like doing a whole coding session, you can probably whip it out in 10 minutes in Python, and these two should interrupt fairly easily. Now, I say that, but we don't actually know yet. We're getting there. The other major thing, and this is going to make a lot of people upset, is QMake is going to be halted. Now, what do I mean by that? It's still going to be available, but they will not develop it any further or use it to build the Qt framework itself. So what are they switching to? They're switching to CMake. And I've talked about this a little bit in the video tutorials I put out on Udemy, but CMake has become the de facto. QMake, as good as it was, they're just done supporting it. It takes up way too much of the time and effort, and there's better industry standards out there. Personally, I'm going to miss QMake. I've gotten so used to using it in all of its little quirks. I've really gotten a deep understanding of it. So switching fully over to CMake may take me a day or two to really wrap my head around. And then you guessed it, language support, API support, and so on and so on, incremental improvements. And then things that we as developers typically don't care about, like marketplace and technical product structure. But what does this really mean? Really, what this means is Qt is going to become more aggressive in their marketing standpoint, which is good for us as the developer, because the more money Qt makes, let's face it, the more features we get. So I am very, very pumped about that. So let's flip over here. This is just my Qt installation directory. You would run the maintenance tool if you have never done this before. You'd be amazed how many Qt developers don't even know this exists. When you're in Qt Creator, and it pops up down here and says checking for updates, that's really what's going on, is it's just checking. And eventually, it'll pop up in this maintenance tool. Maintenance tool. Sorry, I can't talk. But you can actually go out to your installation directory. It might be like if you're on Windows, see program files, Qt. Just double click maintenance tool.  And you have to have an account. That's kind of new this year. They changed that. So you have to have an account, kind of a pain. But I understand why they're doing it. And I should know if you saw on the bottom where it said validating license, really you don't need a license. It's still free open source.  Anyways, click add or remove components. Next, this bit takes a minute. One thing that could be improved upon is the speed of this bad boy. All right, so because Qt 6 is not released yet, you have to click preview, and then filter, and then go to preview, and ta-da, there's Qt 6.  Yes, it's going to be rough. No, it may not play well on your system. It may actually be missing things all together. They're still working on it. It's still work in progress. But what I'm going to be doing in the coming days is I'm going to start downloading this and playing around with it on my various operating systems and take some code that I have written for other tutorials and even other projects and running it through this whole build process and seeing where it breaks. Now, again, Qt has amazing backwards compatibility, and you have all this Qt 5 goodness to choose from if Qt 6 just isn't working for you just yet. So that's it in the nutshell. I'm pretty excited about this. Drop a comment below. I'd love to hear from you. Just what are your thoughts? And as always, you can find me out on Facebook in the Voidrealms Facebook group. There is 3.9,000, almost 4,000 people in this group. Wow, we'll probably break 4,000. Humble beginnings, just me and my cats sitting there making videos. And you can find me out on Udemy. I have a megaton of courses out there, and I am always dropping free coupons in the Voidrealms group. Actually, let me scroll down. I think I did some today. Yeah, I dropped a bunch of free Flutter courses down there from Dart beginner all the way up to Flutter Advanced. So if you jump in there next three days, you can grab those coupons. But hope to see you there and drop a comment below. I'm really curious to know what you are all looking at Qt64 and what you think it's going to do for you. Personally, I'm super pumped about the QML changes.


Thank you very much, thanks very much. Going to be coming in here. I can't get him over to one. Does the ANSIS alliance have any future given the lack of cooperation we've been getting from our South Pacific allies? Well, the only thing that has happened that has disturbed that is the New Zealand position on the vessels that can be right at that point. Other than that, I think our ANSIS alliance is very sound and very solid. And I think the President is here at the first head of state in the new term that the Prime Minister of Australia is at. Doesn't the announcement yesterday of a change in plans on the MX test give you any reason for concern, Mr. President? No, because that was pretty much our own idea. We had several alternatives. We made a choice. Are you concerned at all about a ripple effect throughout the other allies? No. Thank you. What does the U.S. intend to do, sir, about the New Zealand position on the vessels? What does the U.S. intend to do with what we may be considering economic sanctions while reviewing our relationship? Oh, this is, I don't think any time to discuss that. Will you be talking to your guest about a separate alliance between the U.S. and Australia and Exclusive Music? They will reveal the answer to the alliance is very much alive and working. How do you feel about the reaction of your speech last night, sir? That's a whole different subject. I don't answer those other questions because I thought that I couldn't avoid them on the subject they were on. I've been pleased. Lights, please. Thank you. First meeting, my second term here, and I think it's about years. I think I'll use it to find out what is first on your mind. Now as Director of CIA for one year, it was one of the most pre-agency put together. Here they were actively involved in defense, their doctrine being the winnability of a nuclear war by human violating treaties at ABM, although when they attacked them. Prime Minister Bob Hawke, it was a pleasure to meet with you today, the first head of state to visit us since the inauguration. And this I understand is also your first trip abroad since your own reelection. We're each getting our new term started by sitting down and talking with a good friend. I cannot overstate the value of America places on our friendship with Australia. We share a commitment to democratic ideals. In fact, at the heart of our election process is the secret ballot, which by no coincidence was referred to as the Australian ballot when it was first introduced into our country. Australia is a reliable ally, an important trading partner, a trusted friend, and a fellow democracy. We've stood together through trials and tribulations. We've rejoiced together in triumph. Now as Australia approaches its bicentennial in 1988, the United States government and private sector will play an active part in that historic event. As a key ally and a vital voice in world affairs, Australia makes a significant contribution to the way that we approach international challenges. My conversations with Prime Minister Hawk today reflected the serious consideration with which we take Australia's views and national interests. Much of our consultation was focused on our control. Prime Minister Hawk made clear the importance of this issue to the Australian people, and it is no less so for us. I reiterated my sincere desire to achieve deep reductions in nuclear arms as a giant first step toward eliminating them all together. As allies, we've always consulted closely on foreign policy issues, and now that Australia's been named a member of the UN Security Council, new weight will be added to our consultations. On regional issues, we reaffirmed our strong belief in cooperation among Pacific states to maintain secure, prosperous and democratic societies. Prime Minister Hawk and I agree that strength and unity of purpose will give the West the leverage it needs to achieve effective and verifiable norms reductions with the Soviet Union. We consider that close and comprehensive interaction among ANZUS members on political, economic and defense matters is central to the continued effectiveness of the ANZUS Alliance. In particular, continued military cooperation is essential to maintenance of the Alliance's integrity and strength. We deeply regret the decision by the New Zealand government to deny port access to our ships. We consider New Zealand a friend. It's our deepest hope that New Zealand will restore the traditional cooperation that has existed between our two countries. Allies must work together as partners to meet their shared responsibilities. The security which we derive from these arrangements is at the foundation of the growing prosperity we share. Prime Minister Hawk and I were very pleased to discuss the economic good news coming from both our countries and many others around the world. The global economy is picking up steam, and we're happy to have played a part in that recovery. This is our second meeting, Bob. It's still a long way from Australia to the United States, but modern technology and good old-fashioned friendship are bringing us closer than ever before. I'm grateful for your visit. I'm looking forward to working together with you in the coming years to make the world a safer and a better place. Godspeed now on your way home. Mr President, I greatly appreciate the warmth and the friendliness of your statement, and of the consultations we have just concluded with you and with the members of your administration. But this is my first overseas visit since our elections, and that we have the honour to be the first official visitors here since your second inauguration. Point up the prime importance of our personal relationship with those between our governments and between our countries. The timing of our talks has not just been of symbolic significance, but has added greatly to their substantive value. We have again found an extensive coincidence of preoccupations and of priorities in managing our respective foreign and domestic affairs. You have just launched a budgetary process which will have great significance for the international community. Both our governments face the task of maintaining the strong growth that both the United States and Australia have recently enjoyed, and we shall both be tackling this on a number of fronts during 1985. We're looking also to increasing trade flows to sustain economic recovery fully and widely. We seek to resist protectionism and to preserve and to strengthen the multilateral trading system. And Mr President, we look to and we know we will receive from you strong leadership in that direction. One aspect and important one of the ANZS relationship has become a matter of close concern to us both, and will require continuing consultation. Let me say first that the relationship between Australia and the United States under the ANZS Treaty and the rights and obligations assumed by us under the treaty are undiminished by recent events. Your statement accurately reflects the position. The ANZS Treaty remains. The fundamental importance of cooperation within it has been reaffirmed here today. Similarly, we have reaffirmed the need for solidarity and common purpose in pursuit of arms reductions. I congratulate you again on reaching agreement with the Soviet Union to enter into the forthcoming round of negotiations and on the approach you have taken to that agreement. You will have our continuing support in what is bound to be a difficult and protracted process. We will remain closely in touch as that process moves forward and we will continue to offer counsel while maintaining our own direct participation with you in multilateral disarmament work. We will continue both nationally and in the established pattern of partnership with you to make our contribution to Western security in every way open and acceptable to us. We will do so against the basic criterion that a situation of stable deterrence, despite its defects, is necessary in order to produce progress on disarmament. We have a fundamental interest in that starting point of stable deterrence in the final goal of disarmament and in an intermediate and hopefully early stage of substantial arms reductions. I said, Mr President, at the outset that the timing of our talks was important. I believe we have been successful in bringing steady consideration to the issues before us. In the process, we have once more tested and proved our ability to work closely together. One of the continuing strengths of a mature relationship is that neither seeks from the other a complete conformity of views and actions, but we have shown once again the capacity to respond to each other's needs in the pursuit of major objectives on which we have the widest measure of agreement. Mr President, I thank you for your hospitality and for your warm references to our bicentennial celebrations in which we look forward to active United States participation. I thank you also, Mr President, for the kind reception which you and Mrs Reagan have given to me and to my wife. I look forward to continued meetings with you and members of your administration whether up here or down under. How about next fall? Are you going to help Mother Hale, Mr President? They're all lying helicopters.


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The intent of this portion of the module for helicopter operations safety is to improve our safety with working with helicopters. And the way we're going to do that, the way we're going to improve safety is by limiting exposure. And how we limit exposure is by improving the efficiency of working with helicopters. And how do you improve efficiency is through better communications, both through verbal and visual, and giving good, honest feedback with the pilot. The whole communications process is for them to communicate to me what they want, because I don't want to haul a bucket of water maybe five miles and not put it where they want it. Working with helicopters, you're exposed to many hazards as a firefighter, some you can control and some you can't. And the ones that you can control can be mitigated or dramatically reduced by practicing good situational awareness and proactive communications. The firefighter when working with helicopters is asking the helicopter to perform in a place of its performance where it's slow speed and low altitude, which doesn't allow it the ability to recover in the event of a loss of power. So the least amount of time you want to ask the pilot to be in that what we call the dead man's curve, the less exposure that pilot has, and then the less time you're underneath it at any point in time if something happens, it can come down directly upon you. So you want to just go ahead and make that mission as brief and efficient as possible. Whether you're calling in the drop or whether you're just a firefighter standing by, it's real important to consider your location in relation to what's above you. If the helicopter's coming in for a drop, you need to realize the rotor wash itself or the drop from the bucket or the water can dislodge debris and throw it upon you. Medium and heavy hollow tankers can drop anywhere from 300 to 2,000 gallons at once and that's a great deal of weight. A gallon of water is 8.3 pounds times 2,000. You do the math. That's a lot of weight coming down at once. So you really need to be taking consideration where you're at and consider your escape route to move out of the area clearly. Before you launch, you definitely need to take into consideration is the right tool for the objective that you're hoping to achieve on the fire. What is your tactical objective? Communicating your tactical objectives when you place an order is really important if you're on a large fire to communicate that to the air attack or if it's an initial attack situation to communicate that to the manager of the crew coming in. How are you going to use that helicopter? And then also have a backup plan. If it comes in and gets a chip light or another priority comes up that you have some other way of meeting your tactical objective, not relying on the aviation resource. Some firefighters out there do try and explain their tactical objective to the pilots. And some firefighters just make an assumption that the pilot's been here. He's done that. He knows what they want done. And they're making the assumption the manager is going to do that with the pilot. But really the ownership is placed on the IC to explain exactly what it is that you're trying to do on the fire. If it's a smaller fire, sometimes you can anticipate, you know, we may only need you for a few buckets and then we'll release you. It's just another tool.  It's a way to put the fire out. And when you're done with it, you need to just put it down. As the pilot's coming in, if he doesn't know your location, you definitely want to consider the aircraft as a clock, you know, with the nose being 12 and the tail of it being six and out the right door to the side will be three and then out the left will be nine. And as they're coming in, you explain your position in relation to them.  Whatever it is, it's coming in low or high. Go ahead. Yeah, at the time I'm going to use you for a spot drop, I'm at your one o'clock right now. 12 o'clock low. I got a panel set up. I have your panel. You got a spot drop on this panel, that'd be great. You spot on the panel. Once they have you in position, then you can explain, you know, your position in relation to the parts of the fire, whether it be the heel or the left flank or right flank or the head of the fire. And I would ask people to refrain from using the cardinal directions, such as north, south, east or west. Cardinal directions are really tough because especially if I'm hanging out the window and I'm turning around, I'm looking for you. I'm not paying very much attention to which direction is south, which direction is west. Think about what it is you're going to say before you push the button on a radio. And that goes with any fire communications. Don't just key the radio and start thinking. Think about what you're going to say first. Think about phrasing it in the shortest possible means and then key the radio and say what it is you're going to say. And when you're done, you know, let other people talk. Consider what it is that the pilot is doing inside the aircraft when he's bringing a long line load to you or a bucket drop to you because he's manipulating the aircraft in its highest performance curve. He's operating it at low altitude and at slow forward airspeed and he's having to avoid all the hazards. And he's very busy looking out the window trying to keep you safe and trying to keep the load safe. So if you call him and he doesn't answer, he's busy. So just realize he'll be getting back to you and not be impatient when you're talking to him. Feedback is real important to the pilot. Good shot. Six five. Go ahead. You need to communicate, you know, was the drop accurate? Was it too early? Was it late? And given that honest feedback directly to the pilot and they can also communicate to you your directions, you know, maybe your directions weren't very efficient or, you know, lack some clarity and, you know, clearing up that communication will make the second or third drop more efficient and reduce the exposure time. When you've ordered an aircraft to support you on a fire, you want to designate a competent firefighter that understands how to communicate clearly and concisely and briefly to the pilot. And you want to make sure that if you're expecting an aircraft that you're monitoring that frequency and you're not scanning other channels that can override the priority of the traffic coming through so that there's very little hang time in the air for the pilot to train and get a hold of people. The consequences of a pilot not being able to contact, to ground contact, is the forces of the pilots to burn circles in the air in trying to make contact with the ground person. And if they just can't, they're not going to start doing any work on that fire until they can. It's a waste of time. It's inefficient and flight time is expensive. And it's just putting everybody at a greater risk. The worst situation is when I get all the way over there, I still haven't got a hold of anybody and I'm just flying around with a bucket of low to water. And they're not hermetically sealed.  It is important to understand that the resource that you're working with, the helicopter and crew that's coming in may not be from your area and don't make any assumptions that they know the local landmarks or the local vegetation types or the local fire behavior and how it will be affected by the vegetation that's burning into and try and keep that in mind as you're asking specifics of the pilot. It's entirely appropriate to ask the pilot, how is it you want me to call in the drop? Do you want me to show you a panel and put it exactly on the drop where I want it? What is the best way for us to communicate and then work this out? The pilots coming in before they've ever landed are set up for the bucket work. You say, I'm at the heel of the fire. Do you understand where that's at? Do you have the heel of the fire? And they'll say, yeah. And then do you have the head of the fire and the larger fires? It'll be pretty obvious, you know, where the area of the most intense heat is. You say, all right, do you understand the left flank, right flank? This is how we got it going, set up. And then once you have that common ground established, that's the best part. The perspective from the air is much different than the perspective of the ground. And don't assume that the pilot knows exactly what you're seeing. Topography looks different. Fire size looks different. People are hard to see and hard to locate. So really taking into consideration and what it is you're explaining for the drop or the mission. As a ground firefighter, when you're working on a slope, such as a 30% slope, to you it might appear moderately steep. And a lot of times the directions are given as I want the next drop directly upslope of that. From a pilot's perspective, the topography isn't as obvious. From his angle of flight, the 30% slope might look totally different to him and it might appear more flat and it's more difficult for him to understand what upslope and downslope is. So it's helpful to be a little bit more specific on how it is you want the drop. Okay, I can't tell where the ridge is. Up the ridge, from here, what direction is that? To the north, okay. I need a visual on the ground where's north. It is important to identify yourself if you're calling in the drop to the pilot so they can understand the perspective from what you want, from what they're seeing and a way to do that is if you feel comfortable and you're not concerned with the overhead hazards, you can take off your hard hat and wave it, see if they see you or if you have a piece of high visibility orange paneling, you can wave that, they tend to see that pretty clearly. And if not, you can take a bunch of pieces of orange or pink flagging, tie it on the end of a tool and wave your tool back and forth until they establish that they have seen you. Mirror flashes are wonderful. Okay, good mirror flash, I have you in sight. Just make sure you communicate to the crew.  If you are choosing to use a trainee, make sure you have a confident person with them, initially establishing communications and then maybe allow the trainee to have some opportunities as the drop is being called in a little bit later. The way we're gonna improve safety is by limiting exposure. And how we limit exposure is by improving the efficiency of working with helicopters and how do you improve efficiency is through better communications, both through verbal and visual, and giving good honest feedback with a pilot.


Well hello and welcome to Understand Men Now. I'm Jonathan Asley of JonathanAsley.com and I'm so excited to be shooting this short video for you today. Our topic, 50%, 50% of men pull away for this subconscious reason, for this subconscious reason. About half of men pull away for this reason. Really quickly, if you're new to my content or you're new to my channel, please hit the subscribe button and click the bell so you can be notified a new content. I shoot about four or five or three or four videos per week. Actually it's three or four videos per week. Okay, 50% of men pull away for this subconscious reason. So here's the thing. You know, why men pull away and why men disappear and why do men ghost and why are men commitment phobic? Are some of the top search terms for women. And there's a variety of people giving reasons and it's usually, look, if he pulls away, just lean back and do your own stuff and let him allow him to come back. Just allow him to come back. Just lean back and allow him to come back. But wouldn't you want to know why men pull away? Don't you really want to know why men pull away? Well, I'm here to tell you why. Is that most likely there is some wound within sight of him. About 50% of men when they pull away. Okay, let me just say this. 50% of men pull away because of you. You're just not the right one for them. Maybe you've done something to irritate them.  Okay, maybe you're just not a healthy person to be in relationship with. That's a very valid reason to pull away. Now that's not 50%, but that's a significant amount of time. It's you. But most of the time it's him and what's going on inside of him. And most likely there's some sort of shame going inside of him. I'm not good enough. I'm not lovable. I'm not likable. That's a predominant reason why we pull away. Now we don't know this. We don't know this on a cognitive level. This is a subconscious thing. And I can say to you that I, okay, let me share something very personal to illustrate this point. When I was in third grade, I remember I was taking a test. I've shared this before in a video, but I was taking a math test. And I studied really hard. And I studied really hard. And I studied really hard. And I had these notes that I took to help me for the math test. And I put it my desk and took the test. And I was the only student in third grade that aced the test. I aced the test. I was so proud of myself. The teacher was like, wow, she's sharing it to everyone in the classroom. But most of the people Baylor got 60%, right? And I got 100% right. And she immediately reacted. And she rushed over to me, rushed over to my desk, rummaged through my desk and found my notes to help me study.  And here I am a third grade boy. And this, I mean, this pummeled me. I'm being yelled at by a teacher that I'm bad, that I cheated and I did something wrong, especially when I worked so hard to study for it. And when I told my father he stood up for me, but it was too late, I've already was wounded.   And I carried so much shame within myself. Now, this doesn't relate so much to relationships. But I want you to think about this. This is a wound that I'm not good enough. I'm not smart enough. I'm not smart enough. And so anytime I was in relationship with someone, and there was something that related to intelligence, and maybe I said something came out of my mouth wrong, maybe I misspelled a word, maybe I did something that didn't show much intelligence, I immediately would pull away. I pull away from my entire life, I pull away from everyone, because I didn't feel good enough about myself, because I was feeling a deep sense of shame. I'm not worthy, I'm not good enough. And maybe some of you can relate to this feeling, because on some level, we're all carrying this. So what causes people to pull away is fear that we're not going to be loved, because we're not good enough. And it's not because of you.  If you've ever experienced shame, please post a comment below. If you've ever experienced I'm not good enough, please post a comment below. Please share your experience, because the more we get it out, just like I just shared it with you, the greater chance we can heal from this, because oftentimes, and this is a subconscious thing going on, it's not like we're saying, Oh, I'm a bad person, I better pull away. But most of the time when we pull away is because we're afraid of being found out that we're not good enough, that we're not lovable and we're not likable. In fact, I'm sure you do it as well in just different formats we pull away. Sometimes actually women will lean in more when we're feeling shame because we want the other person to reassure us. And for men, we pull away instead of seeking reassurance. And what's most important relationships is that we talk to one another that we discuss these things with one another. I'm a huge proponent of this. And I'm a big proponent of self love, self love. Yes. And I talk about this frequently. My book What the Heck is Self Love Anyway, by Jonathan Asley. There's a link in the description to get the book, but I highly recommend learning because this is how I had to heal my shame. You can buy this for guy friends. Do me a favor. If you've got a guy friend, buy this book for him. He might think it's a little woo-woo, but I'm telling you we're all suffering from I'm not good enough. I'm not lovable and not likable. And that's what causes us oftentimes to just pull away from relationships because we're afraid we're not going to be loved. There's nothing wrong with that. And you can't help someone who can't help themselves. So you can certainly invite them to work on their shame, but it's not your job to heal them. It's not your job to be a doormat. It's not your job to enable another person. That I definitely don't recommend. Have you ever experienced shame? Have you ever noticed a man who's experienced shame? Please post a comment. If you've been in relationship with a guy, feel free to share it. I want to hear your stories because this is how we heal is by talking about this and getting it out. Okay. All right. Thank you so much. All right. If you found value in this, please check out the links below. I've got a VIP group. I've got my book. I've got a free discovering call. If you'd like to get on the phone with me and talk about seeing if working with a coach is right for you, check out the links below. And if you have a comment, please post as well. Okay. I'm going to wrap up this video as I always do.  See, that's how I eliminate the shame. I'm going to reach into the camera and give you a hug of love. If that's okay, I'm going to ask you to turn to somebody and give them a hug of love because hugs are a great source of love and we can all use more love in our lives. Thanks so much and wishing you a fabulous day. Bye-bye now.


What's up everyone takedown here welcome back to another video as you guys know Not only am I a collector, but I also am an active gamer. I'm always gaming on the playstation 4 About a month ago. I purchased finally a playstation 1 and added it to my collection So currently I have a complete playstation console collection from the playstation 1 to the playstation 4 Later this year the playstation 5 is going to be dropping I might get it at launch if I don't within the first year I'm going to be getting it adding it to my collection and being able to game on the playstation 5 Now one thing that I've never purchased was a playstation handheld device So today I finally picked up a playstation handheld device A playstation vita now the vita was discontinued in 2019 But the servers are still active, which is awesome because I actually plan on playing this console Now the vita this one here is the slim version the regular version around the sides here had a Silver base. This is all plastic. It's just a basically a slimmer version for the playstation vita for what it used to be Which was a little bit bulkier now I did want to get a playstation portable Eventually I will and add it to my collection just so I have everything playstation that has been released Now this here cost me 125 dollars, which some people say that's a little bit ridiculous A lot of people say you can get them for well under a hundred dollars Unfortunately in my area because they are discontinued in 2019 They are harder to find and the price of them is going up. Honestly, they're going anywhere between 200 and 250 dollars right now So to find this for 125 was a great deal And it's the lowest one that I've found for a long time However, I finally purchased one and the reason why I decided to purchase the vita over the portable Is so I can play games that came out within the past couple years newer games And the servers are still active so I can still get trophies Recently on the playstation 4 I've been purchasing indie games some rata plaats games that are less than five dollars each And they had a great sale recently in august, which was awesome That's about the time that I actually purchased this And this here the games on the playstation 4 Not only included the playstation 4 version for that game, but also for the vita So I knew I wanted to purchase the vita and there's been games since I got the playstation 4 That's when I purchased them on the store. They included the vita game as well So right now I have a bunch of games on the playstation vita that I can play And I get to the chance to finally play a playstation vita Now the games that are on here like I said, they're easy platinable games But some of them are really fun. For example attack of the toy tanks ink explosion super destranaut, which is basically like space invaders One of my favorite retro video games and some other rata games as well A lot of people hate them because they're easy quick platinums But I kind of really enjoy some of them which I now have a playstation vita version to play them I already beat them and platinumed them on the playstation 4. I just get to play them again So whenever they were only a couple bucks, that's me is a great opportunity not only to get more trophies and more platinums But just to play the games, but this is not going to be my main console This is going to be played in between my main games on the playstation 4 right now in the playstation 4 I am working on far cry 3 Once I have that done far cry 4 Along with a few other games I have a tomb raider game and a couple of other things i'm working on along with Dead pool I kind of have a bunch of things that i'm working on so in between my main game whenever i'm tired of playing My main games that i'm trying to finish I now will have the opportunity to play the vita, which is why I purchased it So it's awesome instead of me focusing and really dialing into looking and watching the tv all nights Whenever I play this I can just lay down on the couch and play the vita Which is going to be a lot of fun and I honestly can't wait to start playing the vita more Now this did not come with the charger, but it's a standard micro usb Which I have tons for for charging my ps4 controller So i'm good there and it did include two other games an mlb game and a fifa game Which is not why I wanted to purchase this for those games eventually if i'm in eb games walmarts If they still carry vita i'm not sure if they do Yard sales flea markets marketplace anything like that if I find any vita games that are cheap That I think are going to be interesting to play I might purchase them and look into getting more games for this But right now I have almost 20 games that I had the playstation 4 version And whenever I bought this and synced my accounts to it I was able to download those games on the vita, which I thought was pretty cool So I have a bunch of games already to play So again, I'm going to be looking for other games Preferably lego games lego drastic park for the vita Or drastic world whatever it's called. I played it on the ps4. It was a lot of fun I love lego games. So I think i'm going to be on the lookout for that for the vita But I think this is awesome now for 125 You can expect some minor issues with it There is you guys can hardly see some minor scratches up here whenever you're gaming You can't really notice them but since it's off right now I kind of can but they don't notice and they don't bother me too much honestly There is surprisingly nowhere on the buttons, which is weird the back However, you can see some scuff marks a little bit but very minor And since this is something that I'm actually going to be using and playing It's not something that I needed to be in pristine condition I'm okay with it being like this. It is in pretty good condition in my opinion It doesn't look like the kid that owned it really tossed it around or threw it or anything like that So it's awesome to just finally get a chance to play it Something that I never had in the past So I just wanted to make this quick little video sharing this with you guys There's a couple games that I'm working on on this in between my main games So comment down below what you guys thought of the playstation vita What games I should be on the lookout for like I said Jurassic world for lego is something I'm looking forward to Plus some other games or what games that were on the vita and the playstation 4 Did you prefer to play on the playstation vita just because it was a little bit easier to play Mechanical wise or gameplay wise. Let me know what you guys think whatever games I should be on the lookout for and should I eventually get the playstation portable If I find one cheap enough just to complete my playstation collection This is the first handheld device for playstation that I've owned And I'm thinking that eventually they might a couple years down the line bring something else We guys see handheld devices are always becoming successful Of course, the nintendo switch is very popular right now I could see in a few years playstation bringing out a nether handheld device Which I think is going to be awesome And it's just what playstation needs for the market in my opinion People still like their handheld devices. Why not give the people what they want? So comment down below what you guys think of the playstation vita. I'm going to leave this video here Please take care peace


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Governments at all levels have been urged to give more support and funding to the media industry in the country. A professor of science education at the University of Ilaurine, Moolikat Ahmad, made the call during the annual memorial lecture of late Professor Sheh-Hujimo in the Ilaurine-Dakwara State Capital. The theme of the lecture is education as a vehicle for socio-economic development, the role of the media. Professor Moolikat Ahmad, who was the guest lecturer at the event while urging teachers, parents and everyone to go back to the drawing board, maintained that promoting collaboration between the education sector and media would have greater impact in fostering socio-economic development but also added that there was need for government to give more support and funding to the media industry in the country. The funding itself, the government should try and give normal funding. And I said incentive is very, very important. There are basic incentives that it should give the media. You see, denying people their regular salaries is wrong. It is wrong. Apart from regular salaries, the other ones who are there, they should pay them on time. If Nigeria is saying it's giving us 10% now, you can see the rate at which things are being sold in Nigeria, the increase in price. Can you compare the price we had in the last 10 years with the price today? It's all comparable. So Nigeria has a government, should try and provide basic amenities for these houses to enable them to perform. Similarly, the former Vice Chancellor University of Elorraine, Professor Abdul Ghaniyu Ambali, also stressed the need for media personnel to be well insured as they go through a lot of risk in discharging their duties. You see media going to cover fire outbreaks and other land lightning events. I think we need to insure them, because these are people that are well educated, that have families, and we want to see them tomorrow. And in so doing, we have to guarantee they are clean. So I think one of those things that people in both states, federal, and of course, even the local government, because the local government will have media units. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


have found a lot of commercial work on casting networks, as well as some extra works and aren't necessarily, you know, as low budget as you would find on backstage, but they're also not big national commercials. I personally have never auditioned for a national commercial unless it was my agency. Some of these websites are best used with your talent agents. So casting networks, casting frontiers, frontier actors access are websites that are best used with your agent because they will have access to more information, more casting calls. I've also found some theater in casting networks as well as industrial. So it's very similar to backstage. I would say it's one step up from backstage as far as the level of experience that you have to have.