Hello friends, how are you doing? So I have recently been feeling like I don't do a lot of book recommendation videos. Sometimes I do like specific ones for genres but I don't do a ton of just like book recommendations and I just don't feel like I want to do more of them because obviously I do a lot of reading vlogs but I want to share with you maybe some books that I haven't talked about in a while or I loved in the past. I was thinking how can I do this in a fun way? And then I remembered there's a website of reading prompts which I did a vlog with earlier this year. It was made by another booktuber, Chantel reads all day. I'll leave her link down below. Yeah I did a whole vlog where these reading prompts picked what I read and I thought let's like uno reverse it and use the reading prompts but as like prompts for me to give you a book recommendation. I thought that would be fun so that's what we're gonna be doing today. I always think this website is such a fun way to pick what you read if you're like in a reading slump or anything so I would really recommend I'll leave it linked down below. If you guys are in a slump I think it's such a fun way to pick what you read. I am gonna just preface this by saying there may be some prompts I can't like give a book recommendation before I might be like random number generate or a new to you author or something I can't do that so we'll have to just skip those. Also the book I pick for that reading prompt is not necessarily like if it's mixed media for example it's not necessarily like my number one mixed media book it's just the first one that comes to mind.  I'm really excited I think this is gonna be so much fun. It's gonna be good and we're all gonna have fun. Okay so with the reading prompts you can either pick a card or do like um a spinny wheel I think let's pick a card first.  Showcase Arkham's daughter yep yep yep yep yep what did it win? Winner of the Locust Award for best first novel don't know what that is but it's an award winner. Another recommendation I think of a lot when I think of award winner is um the fifth season I think the whole of this series won the Hugo Awards yeah this one definitely did all three books won the Hugo which is like unheard of I know I need to continue on with this series guys I find it like an intimidating one. So these are both top recommendations you know guys this is like one of my favorite books all time okay it's one of my favorite series of all time I just spoke about it in my last video so like we don't need to talk about it again but like best book of all time. Gorgeous, gothic, Victorian, monstrous women and then the fifth season oh I can never talk about this one without spoiling it. I gave it four stars it wasn't like a favorite favorite but um I can recognize NK Jemisin perhaps as one of the best authors alive right now it is about uh let me uh if I speak I am in in big trouble in big trouble.  Published before 1900 I don't read a lot of classics anymore guys I know I should I don't know Pride and Prejudice I haven't read Pride and Prejudice since I was like how old was I 10 but I'm gonna reread it soon I'm just gonna say Pride and Prejudice I went on holiday recently you'll see it in a vlog this weekend and where we were staying just got me really in the mood for Pride and Prejudice like we were staying near the house in the Kiranite the Pride and Prejudice version which I don't reckon that it's not my one Colin Firth is my one but anyways Mr Darcy's house where we were staying was like 10 minutes away from us so it's that kind of vibe so it just got me in the mood I'm just thinking Pride and Prejudice okay next one middle grade oh okay most my favorite there's many middle grades I've enjoyed my first thought was oh I love how it's right at the bottom of this stack don't you just love that Amari and the Night Brothers by BB Alston I do own the sequel to this as well I haven't read it yet but this is such a good middle grade we're following Amari whose brother has recently gone missing and she finds out that he worked this like Bureau for Supernatural Investigation Supernatural Affairs that's it and she finds out that she has magic and it's just it was so good it was one of my favorite middle grades I've ever read I loved it I have such a it's one of those books that I have a really vivid memory of reading I sat in a Waterstones cafe like the whole day and read it and I love when you have such a vivid memory of reading a book this is like top tier middle grade in my opinion it has that magic a middle grade that is perfect for a child it has that kind of like magical setting it has like relatable characters I think I would love it as a child but also I think like I love it now so we're gonna spin the wheel now let's spin the wheel what's it gonna be it is oh highest rated on my tbr we can't do that well actually should we see what the highest rated is on my tbr and whether I recommend it or not that's quite fun well we're not doing the we're not doing highest written on my tbr we'll do the highest book that I've read I did do this a while ago as like a video maybe like a year or two ago um but I don't think it's changed that much so number of pages average rating oh cut the cameras no where even is that I like hidden it somewhere have I hidden it here oh my god the gag oh my god highest rated book I've ever read girl we don't even need to talk about it oh if you haven't seen the vlog that I did for this yet go check it out yeah no no no no no no no no everyone's like oh Megan you're acting as if you're the outlier by hating it because like everyone I've seen has not liked it well look at the average rating 4.67 are you freaking having a laugh the highest rated book above jade legacy above hearts of body and four insanity insanity insanity oh I don't even I actually don't have words we're not going to talk about it also there's something I'm very self-conscious about I've just got a level with you I don't think you can see it but I'm worried that when I turn my back you're gonna see it okay I went on holiday recently you'll see it in this weekend's vlog I burnt my scalp really badly and now my scalp is flaking it's not dandruff if you see like skin it's not dandruff it is my burnt scalp flaking off and repairing itself so no judgment please thank you get another prompt we'll spin again this is so much fun so that last one wasn't a recommendation I do recommend jade legacy though which was number two what is this oh an ugly cover a book that I love that has an ugly cover everyone say hello to the bin men outside noisy af okay that's fine it gives me a chance to think what has an ugly ass cover but I love the book I feel like I just don't like books with ugly covers I'm like no no I think my answer is gonna be the broken girls by Simone St. James I don't like this cover I love this book I don't I just don't like thriller UK thriller covers like also share the penis ones I don't know if you guys think these are ugly to me they're ugly especially when like with UK thrillers you look at the US versions of the covers and they're just so much nice so like these maybe they're not ugly but they're boring and that same offense I don't know just like they love yellow and blue in UK thrillers and I just hate it I hate like all of Charlotte penis books look the same how boring in my opinion that's boring I know like Janice Hallett for example her books look the same but they're like cool these are just boring that's one word title okay oh first first thought first thought first thought I don't really need to think don't want to get lipstick on it Sadie by corny summers I keep thinking about this book I just keep thinking about lately I just I love it I haven't reread it in a long time I read this before I even had my channel but I know I need to do a reread soon because you guys know I love corny summers Sadie you all know Sadie Sadie's sister has recently died and she is hunting for the man who killed her sister then in the present day Sadie has also gone missing and we've got a podcaster investigating Sadie going missing this book is incredible the best still to this day one of the best examples of a podcast especially in an audiobook because I originally just read this further audio still to this day one of the best examples of a podcast in a book I feel like everyone has started using podcasts and they're just not like they're just using it because podcasts are trendy not not because it's really truly serves the story like it does in less I'd like to know what I was talking about this with my patrons like what books did podcasts before Sadie because I feel like Sadie was like one of the best I just think it's incredible I know I need to reread it soon oh my god I still vividly remember finishing this book and I've never it was one of the first audiobooks I ever loved and I remember just sitting there on my bed like the audiobook had stopped and I was just frozen in time I was like shook I like ran to my mom I was like mom you would not believe what I just read which I never like I never really have that stronger reaction but it got me it got me get another problem or pick a card bam written by two authors um interesting I was just talking about this in my last video actually with the ravens but have I got anything that I would recommend over that so I just recently spoke in my last video about underrated series about the ravens by Cass Morgan and Danielle Page I do think this is severely underrated it's witchy YA set a university in a sorority it's really good okay I really enjoyed it I think it's solid YA but if I'm honest with you my favorite book written by two authors or my favorite series is the illuminate series written by Amy Coffman and Jay Kristoff I read this I think also before I had my channel it's sci-fi that is entirely mixed media it's told through chats through logs through this stuff I try not to recommend this series anymore on my channel because I know you know Jay Kristoff you know there's a lot there's a lot going on there okay there's a lot going on there I tend not to recommend this anymore but if I don't want to lie to you this is my favorite series written by two authors okay that's the truth that's the truth but we'll just move on I mean I'm not telling you to go read it but I loved this series when I read it they were all five stars to me I think Gemina the second one was my favorite but um yeah and still to say one of my favorite sci-fi I've ever read but we're moving on oh my god does any of you ever have you ever read seen on Goodreads I think it was particularly for interview the vampire Jay Kristoff like wrote a review himself for his book which is fine like usually you see an author give it five stars whatever it's like an essay I'm not gonna say anything about it I'm polite were you silent or were you silenced a biography what's my favorite biography what have I read that would like count as a biography I'm not gonna bother getting it out because it's the bottom of my of my non-fiction shelf but probably becoming by Michelle Obama I feel like that's a basic answer you don't need me to recommend becoming by Michelle Obama do you but that's that's an autobiography isn't it I don't have I've ever read like a because a biography has to be about one person right I don't think I've ever read a biography really moving on next one oh a nature word in the title wind snow leaf sea would like I thought of would winter there's winter and like bear and nightingale do they count because I love this series I feel like I don't recommend it to enough I will have to I've already reread this series once but this was a very important does winter count winter it's like seasons of nature winter nature is affected by the seasons delusion convince yourself we're going with it it was my first thought this is the last in the bear the nightingale trilogy I've already read this reread this once I did a I hosted like a reread readathon of it like many years ago but this was a very important series to me when I was getting back into reading if you don't know I used to read a lot when I was a child then just because of like school really I was a very school person and I think I stopped reading for like years 11 12 and 13 of school really I didn't I stopped reading then I just when I was I think it was when I was particularly my first year of uni I got back into reading and this series was another one I have a vivid memory of reading I think the last one I was on holiday in Lincoln in like a house anyways you know guys I need to know that I just love when I have memories of reading books very important series for me getting back into reading I just fell into the series I think it's such a great beginner fantasy if you don't meet fantasy one of the best I think beginner fantasy series because it's quite contained we're following Vassia in old Russia when there's house spirits and magic and it's oh it's beautiful it's beautiful I am beyond excited for Catherine Arden's next book I don't know when it's coming out maybe next year I just adore it is winter and nature words I don't know we're counting it okay next one that one please a book with a map the first one that comes to mind is like six accros I mean I love six accros in cooking them they have maps they have maps they have other maps or is that the only map is there a different map at the back oh yeah there's one of the ice courts well they have maps there we go again you don't need me to recommend six accros in cooking them to you but I love them I think they're great Miss Leigh Bardugo and me we have an interesting relationship but these three here six accros cooking them a ninth house are they are impeccable yes I know I need to read hellbent guys don't even talk to me about it I don't know what I'm doing it okay an author's debut I've been thinking about a lot with music what's the best what I'm stalling for time what's the best like debut song I want to suggest a curveball if anyone knows all rise by blue I've been really into that lately it's like they're like singing about as if they're like at court with a girl they're breaking up with and they're like it's it's great anyways the poppy wall by I have quang I mean like she was freaking 18 like come off it genuinely come off it what the fuck that's like I guess the first one that comes to mind is there any other ones that I've read well I read a lot of debuts but like what stands out I was like oh my god that's like a fucking bonkers debut I mean also the love that's kind of a funny answer but like come on I guess the poppy wall the poppy wall is the one that I find craziest like Rebecca if I could be one ounce of the woman you are I would be content like how anyways non-fiction non-fiction I just came off it straight away non-fiction okay let's give me two recommendations of non-fictions I think about a lot also Bad Feminist by Roxane Gabe that's kind of like memoirs I'm more thinking with non-fiction like something about a topic right so the two non-fiction I probably think about the most to this day are the five this is the stories of the woman who were killed by Jack the Ripper I think Hallie Rupert Howard has done an incredible job of researching these women these women were women living in poverty and she has done an incredible job of finding out about their lives when Jack the Ripper's victims were being killed they were all stereotyped as sex workers and I think one was and one had been in the past but the rest there's no evidence they had ever been or were sex workers now not that there's something inherently bad about being a sex worker but especially in Victorian times like that that is used to diminish a woman's worth and like you know it's less bad these killing them because like who gives up you know I mean that's like the attitude of the time and so by telling their real stories I just think it's incredibly revolutionary it's one that I think about a lot I think she did an incredible job they lived in poor areas right they lived a lot of them lived in the same area that is poor had a lot of like kind of uh hotels desk that you just like stay out for a week or you pay away you know and so that's what they were stereotyped as and then one of my favorite non-fictions that I I've had I think also before I started my channel this is good I'm recommending you some books I read a long time ago is natives race and class in the ruins of empire by Akala I think if you live in the UK this should be like mandatory reading it really goes into how our perception of race in the UK is skewed by our history of empire you know I think a lot of uh like American books surrounding race are very Americanized and that's not necessarily a bad thing because that is something that has to be unpacked but this is very Brit focused and it's my favorite I've read quite a few like Brit focused race books and this is I think by far the best it's kind of semi-autobiographical he talks a lot about his personal experiences but also talks about the history of empire how it bleeds into our policing how it bleeds into our education so many different things so this is definitely a non-fiction I think about a lot okay let's do one more set on a different continent what's my favorite it doesn't have to be my favorite it just has to be one that I think of I was gonna tell you about the book I've just read you'll see in this weekend's vlog but I want to spoil that for you so what am I gonna go for let's look up in my contemporary because there's no point there's no point in looking at fantasy because they're fantasy and I don't want to go for just America I know that is a different continent for me but I want to go for something else or North America I should say so this is set in the Dominican Republic Cup when you land by Elizabeth Acevedo I love Elizabeth Acevedo I love Elizabeth I can't speak my love is overflowing she's exquisite I love her I love her and I love her even more I know family law has just come out by Elizabeth Acevedo and I know I need to get to it but this one Cup when you land we're following two girls who share the same father and they don't know and their father passes away he used to kind of visit the one who lives in the Dominican Republic it's the story of both of their grief and losing their father they didn't know like had this all other side to him and their sisterhood and their relationship I remember reading this this was I read right at the start of the pandemic when I was we lived at toms for a while I remember reading this in the garden there god I love memories make a memory make a memory and this is one of Elizabeth Acevedo's books told in verse which I just think she is perhaps the best at her and Dean Atta I love the Black Flamingo by Dean Atta that's told in verse as well I just think they are the best they're the best they're the best of the best they're so good so yeah this is a definitely emotionally heavy hitting again you don't really need me to recommend Elizabeth Acevedo to you but I do feel like this was like big when it came out and then I've not really heard anyone speak about it so if it does intrigue you go pick it up you don't always just have to read new releases guys we can read like this is like an old classic favorite it's not old like 2020 or something but it's so good and I think everyone should read all of Elizabeth Acevedo stuff because I love them all I've loved them all my favorite is with the fire on high which isn't actually told in verse but I think that's set in America right I'm pretty sure that's not set well I guess it is a different continent but I wanted to go something that wasn't Europe or North America that was so much fun I hope you enjoyed this little me getting reading prompts and giving you book recommendations based off of those it was kind of chaotic because I couldn't prepare and there's probably books I could have said for different ones that like it's probably like another book that's selling a different continent that's like one of my favorite books ever and I'm I'm losing it so anyways I hope you enjoyed this video and there's nothing more to say I will see you very soon in another video and I love you and bye


Live from Seattle, Washington. It's theCUBE, covering DockerCon 2016. Brought to you by Docker. Now, here are your hosts, John Furrier and Brian Gracely. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are here live in Seattle, Washington for DockerCon 2016. This is SiliconANGLE Media's flagship program theCUBE where we go out to the events and extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier with my co-host, Brian Gracely, and our next guest is Scott Hammond, who's the CEO of Joyant and in the news lately, just sold the company to Samsung, congratulations. Thank you. Joyant, a premier cloud provider and also real stewards of the Node.js community as well as just having a great team over there, Brian Cantrell and folks we've interviewed in the past. Congratulations. Yeah, thank you. All right, so deal closes when? What's, give us a lay of the land of the news. Just give us the quick highlights. You know, when did the deal get struck? When's this all just gonna happen? Are you going to stay on and lead the team? Give us the data. Yeah, sure, sure. So we signed the deal at about one in the morning on Sunday morning a couple of weeks ago and then we announced it publicly last week and we expect to close sometime this month. And it's, for Samsung, it's all about extending the value of what they're bringing to the marketplace. They're very involved, obviously, in mobile and IoT, cut to cars, smart home, kind of next generation solutions to the market, big markets, high growth, and they want to add a layer of cloud services to these leading devices they have already and make a broader, more complete solution that makes these devices an integral part of the daily life for the consumer. So Samsung's a huge company, so specifically the mobile group was behind this? That's right, this was really driven by the mobile group and they wanted to build out these additional services and very active in the community, big customer bars for a while, so this is a real good launch for next step. Yeah. Did they know they were getting the Node.js bonus? I mean, because a lot of people were asking me on theCUBE off camera, great deal, happy for Joanne, Samsung needs a cloud, Apple's right there in their doorstep, they're competing head to head, so iCloud, Samsung phones, you can see the dots connecting. That's right. The question comes up, it's like, whoa, Node, everyone loves Node.js, they have no community. Status to update, any changes, thoughts? So this node was not a strategic aspect of this acquisition, but they really like Node, because they're obviously investing a lot in mobile and in IoT and that's kind of the wheelhouse for Node. So... They have no plans tampering with the momentum and the community? No, they're happy about it. In fact, we had a lot of conversations last week where they want to know what they can do to help accelerate the project, what investment areas, what community support, how can they help? They've been pretty good citizens in the open source community and they're big fans of Node, so I think this will be very positive for everybody in the Node community as well. Yeah, so we were at IBM Interconnect a few months ago. They made a big deal about trying to do Apple Swift in their cloud. Samsung huge proponents around Android, I mean, really probably the leading, leading commercial Android. Does Joyant become the best place for sort of the back end of Android development? What's the thinking there? I mean, Joyant always had very interesting technology and different enterprise, but do you guys shift to be much more mobile centric or how does this affect you guys? So I think it affects us a lot, but if you look at where most of our new customers and new applications have been developed on the joint cloud on Triton over the last few years, a lot of them have been in web, mobile and IoT. We've seen a lot of that. It's kind of the green field environment for a lot of organizations today. So I think that having said that, the developer community around Android, I think there are some pretty interesting opportunities for us to work with that group and help bring more services to them, a better platform for them that might be tied in with some of the other tools to help make it a better place for the developer community, Android community, the Samsung development community. I think there are a lot of opportunities to work with that group as well. Are you going to stay on in the group and what's the configuration of the team? Any changes? Yeah, good question. So we will be a wholly owned independent subsidiary of Samsung. So think about them as having a very big commercial relationship with us, but investing a lot in our non-Samsung commercial business as well. So this kind of turbocharges our business plan. So we'll be growing a lot faster than the business plan of the BCs was betting on, which is good and exciting. So yeah. We've got a ready-made market with the Android phones for one, two, the pressure for cloud services. And three, they must have had a buy, build decision internally. How hard we've seen HP try to make a cloud and back out of that. We've been saying this a long time, cloud is hard, right? So the good thing is, so they do understand that, so they can appreciate the expertise and how hard it is to build and run a manager's cloud. So it's important. In your relationship with Samsung Mobile, what, and yeah, because they had a customer relationship with them, what did they hone in on, Scott? Were they jazzed on the tech, the scope, size? Did they, they must have a couple of things that were key to them on the deal terms or from a technology perspective? Technology and expertise. Those are the two big things for them. So they spent a lot of time digging deeper on our Triton platform around our Manta object store platform that has containers that are embedded in storage. You can just spin up your compute job right on the data. So those were those two technologies that Manta and then the Triton containers and service platform. That was just paramount for them. So they must have been totally stoked when you said headroom for IoT. Because that really is interesting now, the stuff that you guys had and the tech side that could not go well beyond the consumer for Samsung. Was that interesting to them or was that part of the plan? Yeah, well you think about, in IoT we have all these devices that are periodically waking up, spraying data back to the cloud to be analyzed maybe on an event-driven basis. That's what our Manta object store was built for. It was that in mind. To store tons of data, highly durable, scale out storage, very cheap, but you can turn on computing now what people call serverless compute. We've been advocating that for a while. It's good to see now people endorse it, commercialize it so we're not out there alone talking about it. Serverless compute. That's compute. Perfect, right. How does that work? How does serverless compute work? The name's misleading, it really just means instead of thinking about a full application, you're just executing functions. You've got a small function. You want to do it over and over again. I don't want to think about scaling it. Oh, box, yeah. And it's event-driven, right? So you're not running these massive applications all the time, paying for it. So you're sitting in maybe event-driven waiting for it and then a function gets called or event gets tripped and now you're going to do your analytics or process your video file that's coming in, stuff it back out, whatever. So it's more event-driven on-demand computing. So what's your takeaway from this? As you look back at the joy and journey, it's been interesting. You've seen the cloud early days to today for the folks watching out there, customers as they look to architect their future cloud enterprises to service providers. What would you share with them as kind of what to do, best practices? I mean, you've seen it from the beginning. And today, the consolidation, the rebooting, the pivoting, the growth of scale, the growth of Amazon Azure and others, Google, Docker. What do you would share with us? A couple of things. First, get going, start doing something right now. I think Docker has made it easier to get speed and agility through your development cycle, good delineation of tasks and responsibilities throughout your life cycle. So it's easier to get the speed that most people want. And that's what I hear from every single customer that what they're really after is speed and agility in their cycle. And they're going to get that now with cloud, with container technology that's, I know the tool sets around that that's really in the forefront of today. Are you guys going to offer more services to customers? Are you going to be funneling that through Samsung, mobile? No, so we're an independent, we will be an independent subsidiary of Samsung. So still supporting all of our customers. Still- And Samsung. And Samsung, so think about Samsung as a giant anchor tenant for us. You know, you have Amazon, AWS is Amazon, Google has the search engine, so now we have Samsung as a big anchor. So they're motivated as an owner to make some cash on the deal and make money from you guys, profit objective. So I'm expecting the head count to grow. You must have a mandate operating plan. Can you share any color around the kind of scale that you're going to go up or down? Up. So yeah, so you have a mandate. Yes. Yeah, that's exciting. I think Brian brought a blog called, said this isn't our exit strategy, this is our entrance strategy and it really is. Because we've been the technology disruptor, sometimes a little bit on the far far extreme of that. What we've missed is an injection of scale and credibility and global footprint that really helps us when we're talking to the global 2000s who want trust in them. And you have the bankroll too, behind it. The relevant partner. Big financial strengths, global reach, yeah. So you're going to be busy this year. Even busier, yeah, yeah. If that's possible. Well Scott, thanks so much for coming on theCUBE. Really appreciate it and good luck and I'm excited for everyone that joined in.  It's been exciting to see the progress and great outcome. Congratulations. Thank you. And the joy is going to stay holy and subsidiary. Samsung mobile certainly Android is getting stronger and stronger every day. And then I'll see mobile, mobile first mobile everywhere cloud. Joy and Samsung, big announcement, Scott Hammond here inside theCUBE. I'm John Furrier with Brian Grace Lee. We'll be right back. You're watching theCUBE.


Hello people of the internet my name is Johnny welcome back to some more FNAF news right in the middle of Bendy in the Ink Machine week I apologize and then next week we've got our playthrough on the brand new game Bendy in the Dark Revival but for right now let's take a break step back go back to FNAF because we've actually got a lot of very exciting news to talk about including brand new reveals from Hex and U2s, some more teasers on the previously revealed new Toy Freddy variant coming in Pop Goes Evergreen and also a development update on the Ruin DLC from Steel Wall. So a lot of very exciting news if you're excited don't forget to subscribe also hit the like button while you're down there we're trying to get 50k by the end of the year and I think we'll be able to hit it but it requires your help. So without further ado let's kick this video off by talking about some book news because this bad boy released early. Somnophobia tales from the Pizza Plex number three you may remember got delayed to December but actually got released a few days ago in Walmart stores. I can only assume it's because they just didn't update their systems to clarify this isn't releasing until December so if you wanted the book early maybe go check out your local Walmart. Next up a few days ago we got some brand new teasers for the upcoming graphic novel volume two collection for the Fazbear Fright series. It was featured in Scholastic's trade parade for March of 2023 and these were the new previews of the new kid story that we're going to see in the book. Now unfortunately it is a pretty low resolution teaser but at least we get another glimpse at one of the upcoming stories this releases in March. Next up we got another reveal from Hex this time teasing their balloon boy plushie. You can also see a bit of his balloon and also what looks to be his balloon sign so he's going to be having every accessory including the previously revealed spinning propeller hat. I think he looks cute his face is maybe a bit too boring in my opinion. I think it's just because the eyes are pretty small but that makes sense because they are buns but overall this looks fantastic. Also Hex changed their Twitter username to HexWave3 coming soon. So who knows maybe next time we talk about Hex in a FNAF news video we'll have an actual release date for Wave 3. But while we do wait for Wave 3 if you missed out on waves 1 and 2 don't worry they're back in stock. The original gang including Spring Bonnie and Fredbear are all back in stock so if you missed out on them I'll leave a link to the Hex store in the description if you want to go pick them up. Last week we got a brand new game theory on FNAF and with that new episode Creator Inc actually launched a whole bunch of new products themed around security breach including a security breach blanket with the logo and Freddy's face on the background. A security breach motion lamp which features logos of security breach in the lamp I think that looks amazing. And finally the FASCAR racing jacket this looks amazing it looks exactly like something you'd see on a NASCAR jacket which I'm pretty sure they also just gripped and ripped this design from an actual NASCAR jacket but it looks amazing I just hope they don't get in trouble for doing that. Moving on to YouTube's we got a whole bunch of news on them including what looks to be some recolors of the FNAF 1 gang coming pretty soon which I think all of us experienced with Funko are just like oh they're going to recolors already they put up a poll on Twitter which in my opinion is just going to be completely rigged no matter what because they did a retweet or like for this design of course likes are going to get a bunch of more interactions than retweets so I don't know why they didn't just do a regular Twitter poll but yeah I'd love to know how do you feel about YouTube's already hopping in and cashing in on recolors for the FNAF figures. Speaking of FNAF figures we've got a brand new one coming soon but it's not what you may first suspect it's actually Corey Kenshin glam rock edition featuring Freddy's decapitated top head there's no release date for this new Corey figure just yet but in my opinion I think it looks amazing I love the outfit he's wearing and also we have more Corey X FNAF YouTube's products coming soon in the form of pins one of them featuring him wearing the Freddy mask another one saying way to go superstar and the last one is an animatronic lurking behind him in the darkness very ominous. Going back to regular FNAF figures though we got Golden Freddy officially revealed to us as you can see he's rocking the iconic FNAF 1 pose when he's in your office for some reason though he's withered on his leg and he's also still sporting the trademark YouTube's eyes even though they're black on black eye sockets we also got his box revealed to us which hey I think this might be the best FNAF box we've seen in a long long time as you can see the back of the box which usually has like a short description of the character or a person they've made into a figure just has his FNAF 1 jump scare that is amazing it also says it's me everywhere on the box it's just a fantastic box overall and lastly for YouTube's news yesterday we just got a whole bunch of brand new products revealed to us most importantly the brand new pins as you can see you've got Freddy singing Bonnie being cute Chica with the cupcake Foxy peeking out of the box Purple Guy doing his weird hand thing Glittery Golden Freddy on top of his director's VIP chair and you've also got security breach pins of Glamrock Freddy Chica eating some pizza Roxanne going to town on that bone Monty grinning just being an overall chad Vanny whispering with a knife and finally the best one of all you got our boy Pat Pat the wet floor sign is getting official merchandise that's crazy so those pins are up on the site right now so are the mugs for Freddy and Vanny and also the Vanny slippers these are all releasing it next week actually a week from this video going up the 18th of November and now we move on to pop goes evergreen last week's weekly update for the pop go series basically just rehashed everything we saw on Halloween also leave it linked down below if you want to read through it it gives a lot more detail on what we saw but instead I'm just going to jump straight into the brand new teasers we got for the toy Freddy variant which I will say is becoming a lot more difficult to talk about without having an actual name for him so I'm just going to go with what I called him last episode which was my sleep paralysis toy Freddy so a couple days ago kin released a brand new teaser showing off the sleep paralysis toy Freddy this is actually an extended shot of the teaser we saw last time for Halloween showing off a bit more of his head and actually today in celebration of FNAF 2's eight-year anniversary which happy birthday FNAF 2 it's crazy to think it's been eight years since that game kin revealed yet another teaser for sleep paralysis toy Freddy showing him lurking in some darkness that was pop goes evergreen now we move on to the final news topic for today and that is security breach finally getting a release date for their Xbox port and also some development updates on the ruin DLC so first up let's talk about security breach finally coming to the Xbox dear we'll release this short clip the other day announcing that on November 22nd that's right market on your calendar's Xbox players the game is finally being released for Xbox series X and S and Xbox one so finally hey your prayers have been answered you're not being left in the dark anymore it may have taken almost a year but hey at least you got it boys and lastly there released a whole brand new blog post talking about what's going on with the studio right now how the studio is actually progressed and grown since the start of the year and also how developments going on ruin starting at the beginning of this year we took a hard look at ourselves and began discussing how steel wool will evolve we asked two big questions how do we grow our teams responsibly and improve our development process being a scrappy indie developer isn't just in our blood it's literally our DNA and monumentally critical to our creative identity altering processes and hiring more folks are going to affect that so we've taken our time to ensure the spirit of who we are flourishes to meet our lofty ambitions we knew we needed more developers and operational staff so we set our hiring goals in February and as of today we filled every single one of those roles nearly doubling the total size of our studio this includes programmers producers game designers animators it hr 2d artists 3d artists and a small army of quality assurance staff we are fully equipped to do some truly astonishing things going forward hiring is only one half the battle the second half is analyzing our strengths and weaknesses to determine where we double down and where we need to improve and we've already implemented changes that have shown progress specifically in our pre-production phases speaking of which let's talk about security breach ruin i don't have any gameplay details that we're ready to share but i can talk about where we're at in development pursuant to growing our processes the security breach team spent significant time in a rigorous pre-production process focusing on streamlining our ability to construct fun stable gameplay so far this year we have delivered on our vertical slice milestone earlier than planned in our ahead of schedule for a major upcoming development milestone that vertical slice build was the very first one in my entire career that was a complete actual vc with functional versions of all the gameplay elements and systems we'd intended on building our team is absolutely crushing it and i couldn't be prouder of them we're fired up and can't wait to share more with y'all and lastly for the blog they go back to security breach releasing on xbox a key area we're focused on strengthening is our ability to deliver a game on multiple platforms so we cannot thank you enough for your patience while we took our time on this version of the game that last statement does interest me i do wonder if they're planning on trying to bring security breach to the switch maybe even to mobile it'd be very tough but i do think it could be interesting but anyways going back to ruin that is amazing news basically they're taking a lot a lot of time in pre-production making sure the planning of the ruin DLC is going well making sure that it has stable gameplay and the fact that they've doubled their staff is just absolutely insane not only for fnaf projects like ruin but also for stele as a whole so it's going to be very very interesting to see how development with their games is going forward but honestly i only see the best coming out of this announcement and i think anyone who is worried about ruin being a buggy mess like the main game on launch should hopefully be a lot a lot more optimistic knowing they're taking their time very very early on with the development stages of the ruin DLC and also doubling their staff so yeah i think we're in good hands with the DLC that's gonna do it for this fnaf news video i'd love to know what you think about all the topics we just talked about especially that last one with the ruin DLC and i'll see you all on the flip side goodbye


Hi guys, I'm Gabriel Garrido from Madrid, Spain. I would like to talk you about this technique I use. It's a combination of light and IVL to get a kind of ray tracing effect, alright? Because here I have this with some simple parts of the bottles, the background and the floor, with three lights. But what happened? In this case this area light doesn't cast me a great light from the left side of the frame. And the top area is working very, very far to get this top light, alright? And in this cases I use the light for cast shadows in a combination with this method of IVL. I have a green room IVL and I convert it to a cubic to explain to you what is happening, alright? And this part of the cubic is my background, this is my front, top, bottom and my side, alright? I use an image in a context, this is my scene, only working the IVL, alright? But I want the red light for that, I increase, alright, maybe three, alright? And changing the shape I get the red light casting from my left, alright? With a little soft, alright? Perfect. Maybe this bottom area, everything what happened, the bottom area is better erased, the gain in zero, alright? With maybe a little softened, a front light to get some reflection in front of the objects. And maybe if I move, yeah, we have even in the background, alright? And thanks to these shapes we can control everything over the objects and the illumination, alright? Then I add in this case, well, yeah, this little blue box to add some ray tracing effect in this part as a reflection of my background. And finally here the same composition with a couple of details, like system PBRs from my projectors and an esteem reflection without any light. Here is my base, obviously then I can add some shadow cast from real light, well, real, you know, to improve the integration. But this is the process I wanted to share with you, I hope you like it, alright? Thanks, bye.


What have you done in his life? What have you done in his life?  What have you done in his life? Everything like what? What did you do to his family? He's everybody away from him. You're driven everybody away from him. How did you manage to do that? Answer right down in Jesus mighty name. What have you done in his finances? I'm ruining everything you ruined everything.   How are you feeling great right? What's your name?   No Now that spirit that was destroying you and your life your finances and your family has been cast out in Jesus mighty name Say thank you Jesus. Thank you. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus Sir, we welcome you here today to the anointing water prayer line in the united states Can you please tell us your name and where you're from? My name is al-mami country originally from syralium by live in Iowa Des Moines And can you tell us what is the problem that brought you here today to receive prayer with the anointing water? Deliverings and healings And what can you say about your life that makes you to believe that you need a deliverance and healing? Well, I was going through a lot since I was a child up to these days I mean if I say I'm gonna explain it I will go on from now to tomorrow. I will not be able to finish it but I just been through a lot And difficulty financially poor and anything I try to do I always find myself backward Not sleeping and just too much frustration that I go through every day And as you were receiving prayer with the anointing water, do you remember anything that was happening to you? Actually, no, but I can hear voices from people, but I don't remember saying anything that I mentioned So as you were receiving prayer and evil spirit was speaking out from you How can you say that this evil spirit has affected your finances?  I mean right now I don't have any family because I don't get along with them now everybody just avoid me I'm trying to be nice to them all the time, but no one seemed to See that I'm trying to be nice to them. Everybody just abandon me And now that you receive that prayer with the anointing water Do you believe that Jesus Christ has completely delivered you from these problems and setback in your family and in your finances? Yes 100 percent Satisfied with it. I'm happy that I made it here today Amen Well, we believe that Jesus Christ has completely healed you and delivered you from this problem of setback and limitation within your family and your finances and that evil spirit that was the cause of all those things Is gone in Jesus mighty name. Amen. I tell you just thank you for delivering me I will stick with him for the rest of my life and serve him as my lord and savior Amen


What does it mean when Jesus says, I did not come to destroy the law but to fulfill the law? I thought we weren't under the law anymore. Hey smart Christians, welcome back. There's a statement that Jesus makes in Matthew 5.17 that might cause a little bit of confusion, so I want to go ahead and break that down so we can see exactly what Jesus is saying. In Matthew 5.17 he states this statement, do not think that I've come to abolish the law or the prophets. I did not come to abolish the law but to fulfill. What's the point that Jesus is trying to get across here? Well remember, he's speaking to Jews.  Whenever he's speaking about things such as the Sabbath, the Atonement, things like that, you will see it come up where he is speaking to or he's in the company of Jews. The same thing here. And so they understand what's being stated and make no mistake about it. He says, I didn't come to destroy it, but I came to fulfill it. Well, we need to understand what the law is about, what it's there to entail. The law that he's speaking of is the Mosaic law. It is a conditional law. It's an if, then. If you do this, then I'll do that. If you do the right things, then you'll be blessed. If you do the wrong things, if you sin, then you shall be punished. But there's one aspect of the Atonement of the law that is required because the most important thing for God in relation to his people is that they be in right standing with him so that he can have fellowship with him. Well, how could that be? The only way that can happen is they be atoned for, which is why we have the Day of Atonement. We have all these other offerings they would bring to the Lord because of their sin. They would also have Thanksgiving offerings and things like that just to say, Lord, I appreciate what you're doing. But the most important would be this Day of Atonement. Here we have them having a sacrificial offering where the blood of this offering is spread on or shed on the altar and God would accept it. But in the meantime, though, before that, you would also have this scapegoat, this lamb whose all the sins of the people would be confessed on the head of the scapegoat and taken out of the camp to not be in the presence of the Lord. Important. And it would be administered by a priest. This priest himself, though, because he's a man, would have to have his sins atoned for first before mediating. It's an important word, being the mediator between the people and God. He would enter the Holy of Holies and make Atonement for the people. But there's an important passage that we don't cover a lot that we ought to cover. I cover this passage pretty often here and I'll cover it again in case someone hasn't heard me cover this before. This is in Leviticus 1711. The Day of Atonement is covered in Leviticus 16. But in 1711, notice what it states, for the life of the flesh is in the blood, which is why he is making this blood as the payment for sin, the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it to you on the altar to make Atonement for your souls. For it is the blood by reason of the life that makes Atonement. But I want you to pay attention to what he's saying here. Again, we've covered this before. I want to cover again for those who haven't seen it, what he is saying in the Hebrew. He makes this statement here where he says, I have given, notice, the Hebrew term natatim, which is I have given. But then right before this, and Hebrew reads from right to left, he says wa ani, and I, I have given. So he's literally saying, I, I have given. Why? That doesn't make good sense in English, but in Hebrew it does, because he's saying, I myself am given. Now, what does that mean? Does it mean that he's supplying it himself? In this case, it does mean that he, God himself, is supplying the blood. The problem is, he doesn't have a body. But if we go to Hebrews 10-5, he says, sacrifices and offerings, you did not desire, but a body you have prepared for me. So we understand that the body is Jesus who is coming to do what? To fulfill the law, which is what he just said in Matthew 5, though they don't understand it, he is going to fulfill what the law requires. How do I know so well? In Romans 10, remember, Paul in Romans 10 is speaking about Israel, they have turned their backs by and large, even though initially the first people to be added to the church were Jews. But now, in regards to salvation, they have gone away, and so now you see the majority of people that are coming to faith in Christ at this time, when Paul is speaking, are Gentiles. But if we go there, he says, for Christ is the end of the law. Remember in Romans 9, 10 and 11, he's speaking about Israel coming to faith, and he says, for righteousness to everyone who believes it. Who's he speaking of? He's mainly speaking of the Jews. He says the end of the law, this word, Telos is the Greek word for to end, to complete, could be the perfect. So this is what he's saying. So Christ is going to end it. How? The way you end the law is by dying. How do we know so well? Because in the book of Hebrews, which is written to these Jewish believers, these Jewish believers are told an analogy is put out that they can understand, that when a covenant or a testament is given, that covenant or that testament doesn't take effect until the death of the testament torch. So let's go to Hebrews 9, 15. He says, for this reason, he is the mediator of a new covenant to these Jews so that since a death has taken place for the redemption of the transgressions that were committed under the first covenant, those who have been called the promise of the eternal inheritance. For where a covenant is, there must of necessity be the death of the one who made it. For a covenant is valid only when men are dead. For it is never enforced while the one who made it lives, therefore even the first covenant was not inaugurated without blood. So here's the point. The old covenant is done away with its fulfilled when at the death of Christ. So you have a new covenant inaugurated by blood and then one that is ended by blood. Jesus ends the old starts anew by his death on the cross. He fulfills the law when he keeps it perfectly, but it really means that he fulfilled it by completing it, by perfecting it, by putting an end to it by him dying. And so that's why this plan that the Father has to save his people, that's why Jesus could make a covenant on the cross. He can say therefore when you receive this our wine, he said it is finished. And remember this word to telestide, it's in the perfect tense, meaning it's a completed action in the past. Well, how is he saying that it is finished? It's a completed action in the past because he's referring back to the plan that God has all along that he would come and settle up the score, so to speak, that he would finish things up, that he would complete it. He would pay the debt which is what the law requires. So Jesus makes this statement referring back to when he first stated that he was going to do so in Leviticus. And so on the cross he makes this statement to telestide, which is also a word that's used in financial transaction to say the debt is paid in full. Nothing else is old. So the old covenant is done away with he ushers in this new and so in that regard, as he says to these Jews, the law has been fulfilled or will be fulfilled. This is how Jesus fulfills the law.  Amen.