Coming up on DTNs, Microsoft makes a play for domination of mixed reality at its ignite conference. Flipboard wants to help local news thrive and why Apple security policies may help the more sophisticated attackers. This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, March 2nd, 2021 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. I'm the show's producer Roger Chang and joining us Chris Ashley, host of the SMR podcast. Welcome back Chris. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. What it do my people's good to have you. Sarah Lane off today, but she's good. She'll be back. We were talking a little earlier on good day internet about Chris changing his desktop. And by that, I mean using a chainsaw to make a new desktop. We're not talking right clicking here. If you want that wider conversation, become a member at patreon.com slash DTNs. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Cysto's WebEx teleconferencing platform now supports free real time translation of English into captions for more than 100 languages. Feature is available as a public preview now and will be generally available in May. Apple announced after a year's worth of results from the hearing study in its research app conducted in collaboration with the University of Michigan School of Public Health, average weekly headphone exposure for one in 10 participants is higher than what the World Health Organization recommends. 25% of participants experience ringing in their ears multiple times a week. 10% of those in the study have been diagnosed with hearing loss and 20% have experienced hearing loss by WHO standards, 50% of which is a result of noise exposure. DJI launched the DJI FPV, a new drone model for customers that adds a head mounted display to your flying experience. Beginner modes and a new optional motion control to help are included. However, it'll cost you $1,299 for the drone. The second gen FPV goggles, a controller and a battery though come as part of that price. A motion controller is another $199 with additional batteries available through the fly more bundle. Microsoft warned that a group it calls hafnium is exploiting previously undisclosed security flaws. Four of them in exchange server in order to steal information from US based organizations like infectious disease researchers, defense contractors, law firms and more. The vulnerabilities can be exploited to access email accounts and address books. Microsoft said limited successful attacks have been executed and patches are available now a week ahead of the usual patch Tuesday. And workers for Glitch have signed a collective bargaining agreement for 11 months. According to a press release from the communication workers of America, it's the first agreement signed by white color tech workers in the US going into effect February 28. The agreement does not include higher wages, but does include codifying benefits that currently exist. Agreement also ensures just cause protection for Glitch employees, which means workers can only be fired or disciplined through a specific process. Alright, let's talk Apple security MIT technology review talked to the senior researchers at Citizen Lab, senior researcher Bill Marchak, who helped to identify a no click exploit in iMessage that Apple recently re architected iMessage to fix. If you remember us talking about that, it was a no click thing. Somebody just sent you a text message you'd never know it and they could actually take over a lot of your machine Apple re architected how iMessage works so that it's not vulnerable. But Marchek who identified it never found what how the exploit actually worked because Apple is so locked down and it didn't want to share that level of code specificity with them. And that's a problem, according to Marchek. Marchek's argument isn't that iOS security is bad. Apple's ownership of the entire platform means its security is one of the best. But no security is perfect. And when security is really good, but not perfect, that means only the best attackers can get in once they're in. If the code is locked down, it's hard to tell that they're in. And zero click exploits mean the target of the attack doesn't know they're there either. Company called i verify was interviewed for the technology review article authorized by Apple and looks for things like unexplained file modifications to kind of do some detective work and track down like, wait a minute, why is this file being modified? Maybe something's going on. But nobody can see inside memory for directive evidence of malware. Macs are moving this way to Apple doesn't allow software to analyze the memory process of other apps. So malware makers have started developing memory only payloads that can avoid detection because Apple doesn't let you look at the memory. So if you put your malware in a memory only payload, you can't see it. Lots of these operating systems are locked down these days. Chrome OS is even more locked down than Apple Windows s is going to be very similarly walk locked down. Now this cuts down on the damage that malware can do. But it makes it harder for investigators who are looking for these more sophisticated actors. So one idea would be to give approved organizations, the good guys, some extra permissions that you don't give everybody else. But that's a door that malicious actors could try to exploit and a door government would want to access as well. And so that's a door that Apple and others don't want to open up. Ryan Stortz who leads development for i verify says quote, we are going to a place where any outliers will have computers. People who need them like developers, but the general population are going to have mobile devices which are already in the walled garden paradigm that will expand. You'll be an outlier if you're not in the walled garden. So you know folks like us around here are going to be the outlier in the future and they'll be more and more of these iPad Chrome OS like devices that more and more people are using and Chris the advantage is they're safe from most things. So most users will be safer.  And this is such an important debate and conversation to be had. And I hope that whatever results come from it is something that's nuanced, right? Because this is definitely won't be a situation where you can put something in place where one size fits all. So on one hand, you have the lockdown OS which would appear would be the safest thing because you don't allow access to a lot of people to be able to write code to exploit issues within it. On the other hand, the more eyes you have on something, the faster and more vast scenarios you can detect. You can see this in gaming. All these game manufacturers put out these games and all of a sudden they start seeing all these bugs and issues and exploits. You know, there's something going on in Destiny right now where the hardest competition in the game is completely being exploited because they added one feature. They added the ability for people to rejoin matches and all of a sudden you have people that are communicating in mass to help each other win that content. So you cannot plan for every scenario. You'll never, as long as you have that closed garden, think of every scenario. So you know, I can appreciate it. And if you look at a lot of the biggest hacks that have happened, they've all been like zero day hacks that have occurred where they just had no idea these things existed. And boom, all of a sudden you have all this stuff running and executing code and you have no idea that the capability was there in the first place. Yeah, I think it's easy to get confused about this sort of thing between, you know, options and customizations like you have an Android in Windows versus, you know, things that are more locked down. So the user is forced not to do things. I don't think it has to be that way. You can you can lock down, you can sandbox, you can have all kinds of security precautions and still have open source code. And I feel like I don't expect Apple to do that, of course, but I feel like that's the best balance to say, like, we'll leave the code open so the so we got more eyes on it. But we'll make it work so that you can't, you know, bust out from one thing to another. Granted, even one of the situations where a lot of the tech folks like us are to blame, right? Because when we describe the difference between Apple and Android, we would always say, well, Android's more open and you can do more things with it personally. And Apple's not when in fact, that's not really that important, like you just stated, right? You know, okay, you can change your background a lot easier or you can change your browser who cares. That's not an important security aspect that needs that needs to be locked down. All right, tell me what's going on with local news here. So just, you know, if I say Flipboard and local news, you might say two things. I thought we're dead, but you'd be wrong. Flipboard introduced the local news in January 2020. It's expanding the coverage from 73 local areas to more than 1000 in Canada and the US. Casper Wyoming, you're in Twin Falls, Idaho. Got you covered. If you want to read news from your region, you need to give Flipboard permissions to see your location and then you can choose up to 15 areas near you to include in your for you page. Now, the idea is you care about more than just your own neighborhood, especially if you commute, have relatives nearby or have kids that go to school somewhere else, or maybe you just live partway in between. The machine learning that picks up the stories doesn't just choose by outlet. If the LA Times covers something in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, next to me, that LA Times story would show up for a Maryland user. Location data is used to serve ads, but Flipboard says it doesn't keep or sell location data. It only needs to zip code level location to serve local news. And I think this is an important piece. And I think you agree with me there is that, you know, we've been so focused on federal news and global news that a lot of local elections and local rules that feed up into what's happening in into the broader stance as being ignored.  And people are completely missing the boat because there's nothing really pushing local news and keeping people more informed. And if you talk to anybody, it says, you know, when they ask, how do I get into politics? Or how do I, you know, do more? The first thing they'll tell you is pay attention to what's happening around you locally first. So I think this is a great thing. The question is, I know most people that that I'm friends with have no idea what Flipboard is. So how are they going to get this out? Yeah, Flipboard is surprisingly thriving as a news reading app for a subsection of people, but it's not nearly as big as Facebook, Twitter, etc. So you don't hear about it as lot. So I think this is smart for Flipboard to say, well, what's the gap in that coverage? Local news. It's, you can get your local news on Facebook and Twitter, but it's noisy. And sometimes it's really hard to find. Twitter actually became something that I was using during fire season, during when there were when there were protests in my neighborhood to know, like, OK, are they being contained or is there police action? Are there road closures? But it was really difficult. I had to work to find out about it. And I had to figure out what hashtag to search on Twitter or maybe, you know, look for something on Nextdoor. Whereas if you can encourage good thriving hyper local news, right? Like in Los Angeles, I want news for my area of Los Angeles, which is big. I don't always need LA County wide news. And I'm sure the same goes in the D.C. area. Oh, for sure.  So any news that comes around, you know, these cable, you know, having a single cable provider and, you know, what's going on around rules to add another one and broaden those things, you know, recently, Comcast or Xfinity had to walk back their charging for excessive data, what they consider to be excessive data usage, you know, and that that probably could have happened sooner or never have been the case in the first place had these things been bubbled up and surfaced up ahead of time. Well, folks, we want to hear what news you want to hear us talk about on the show. And one way to let us know is our subreddit. You can submit stories and vote on them at dailytechnewshow.reddit.com. All right, let's talk Ignite. Microsoft has several announcements coming out of the developers conference, starting with Microsoft Teams, probably got the most announcements. Microsoft Teams will now let users share channels with anyone in or out of an organization in a feature called Teams Connect. So you can bring everybody into this channel. You can chat, you can meet, you can collaborate on documents. It's in preview now coming later this year, but it's different than guest access. With guest access, you have to give access to the rest of the work environment to bring somebody in. With this, you're just giving them access to one channel, and that channel will show up in each user's environment for their own team, no matter what organization they're in. So you're not having to let them in the entire organization just to collaborate with them. One-to-one ad hoc voice calls offers end-to-end encryption for one-on-one calls, if your IT department lets you have it. Teams Pro will let you organize a webinar for up to a thousand people with custom registration, host controls, rich presentation options, and post-event reporting. If you need more than a thousand, you can do a broadcast only mode that they're going to allow up to 20,000 people to view through June 30th after which it falls to 10,000. I think the idea is that you won't need as many people. A few other Teams features here. PowerPoint Live adds notes, slides, and chat in a single view and gives each viewer the ability to skip around in a PowerPoint presentation on their own without infecting anybody else.  And Dynamic View will choose it for you, will kind of adapt as it goes. What do you think of these new Teams features, Chris? Absolutely fantastic. I do presentations over Teams all the time. I do PowerPoint presentations all the time and so that Reporter Mode sounds kind of interesting. You know, you always want to look for ways to keep the keep folks more engaged, but the probably the biggest one out of there is the addition of the, instead of using guest access to use the connect piece, because I can tell you professionally one of the biggest things that I hear when it comes to management around Teams and organizations is restricting or identifying Teams that exist that allow guest access. It's very important for organizations to understand where these are, what's going on with them, attest them to validate that they're still needed or they no longer need them. So having another stream a way for folks to communicate without having to engage with the guest access, Microsoft is listening. Yeah, yeah. No, that channel thing makes sense. Like I don't want to have to give everybody the keys to the kingdom, just to talk to them about one project and then remember to take them off when it goes away, etc.  Microsoft announced intelligent speakers, hockey puck like devices that can identify up to 10 voices in a Microsoft Teams meeting and then generate a transcript with each person identified with what they spoke. It can also tell remote listeners who's talking. It can do some live translation. Yelling and Epos are partnering to make the hardware for Microsoft and the Surface Hub will also be able to act as an intelligent speaker. No price are available yet. What do you think of this one? Very cool. I use a speaker phone with Teams all the time and I know more and more folks are recording calls that we have and not just for accountability, but they just want something to reference back without having to come back to me. I have conversations with my developers or asking me questions about how features should be used and how they should look and how they should feel. And they'll just record the call. And so if you now record the call and it's automatically doing transcripts too, I mean you're just making that process a lot easier. So very cool feature. I'd like to see what the price is though. How about a new outlook calendar view? Let's you organize meetings alongside task notes and goals. Very Trello-like. Coming later this month, commercial and education users also getting suggested meeting times on Android and iOS. Interesting piece. You know, I'm transitioning more and more to using the calendar on Teams versus using the calendar inside of Outlook. So the more features they beef to stuff, the easier they make that transition. And ultimately if they want to drop Outlook and get folks into using Teams, then they're going to have to beef it up anyway. On the cloudier side of things, Azure Percept is a platform to bring AI service to the edge. The Azure Percept Vision Hardware Development Kit gives you an intelligent camera and some modules for running models at the edge of your network. It can also connect to the cloud if you want it to. Azure Percept Audio does the same thing for non-visual audio cases. Percept customers get access to Azure Cognitive Services and machine learning models and Microsoft plans to certify third-party devices for the program as well. Yeah, super techie. Or here we'll see what kind of cool things comes out of this. Microsoft's Robotic Process Automation Tool Power Automate Desktop is going to be available for free to all Windows 10 users, even Windows 10 home users. If you don't know, RPAs are sort of the spiritual successor to macros, but with a lot more power. Power Automate Desktop comes with 370 pre-built actions, but you can also make your own sometimes by just doing something and having it watch. It's available now to insiders and will eventually, as I said, show up in Windows 10 for everybody. This one I'm going to keep an eye on because more that I've implemented Apple into my house and done a lot of, recently redid all the lights in the house and added some scenes and stuff like that. So automation is something that I really didn't do a lot of on PC, but I'm having so much fun with it in the house. There may be some tasks on the computer that I want to see as well, or tasks around the house that this could potentially fill the gap for. So this is what I'm going to check out. RPA is often really good for things like payroll processing or account keeping, expense reports, stuff like that. And Microsoft is making progress in the fight against passwords, saying around 200 million people enabled passwordless logins for Microsoft services like Outlook and Xbox Live. That's up 33% from last year's Ignite conference in May. Passwordless login is now a standard feature on Azure Active Directory and a feature called temporary access apps is now out making it easier to enroll in a service without ever setting up a password. Your IT department can have a token sent to you somehow. Yeah, so all of these are very important, especially along the Azure lines. You know, before one of the, you would have to, if you built an application that managed some type of window service, you'd have to give it a service account. That service account password, if you change it, you have to update it in the application. So a lot of organizations don't want to constantly manage the password. So what happens, you now have created an attack vector, right? Because that's an account that never changes. It probably has elevated permissions for that service to function. And yeah, so they can try to attack it if they ever get a hold of it. So this whole temporary access and now it's different, right? You just create this token and the application gets that token, no passwords needed. So that part is pretty cool. Overall, there's, you're starting to see a big push with these passwords. You know, the whole paradigm of, you know, changing your passwords every 30, 60, 90 days has started to go away because if you have a good password, then it's better to stay with that password than to keep changing it. And then, you know, potentially, you know, end up having somebody change it to something that they're never going to remember or that it's easier to crack. So you're starting to see that. I mean, I'm even seeing that at work where, you know, I'm not being asked to change my password as often. So I have a great password. So yeah, I really like Microsoft. I was just saying, I just really like Microsoft's attack on passwords here. Yeah, yeah. With the Fido Alliance and tokens and biometrics, we may not have to even use passwords for too much time. All for it. Microsoft also released reporters from their NDAs to talk about something called Microsoft Mesh. It's Microsoft System for Virtual Telepresence being demonstrated on HoloLens but meant to work with whatever mixed reality headset you're wearing. Microsoft wants all the people, including Oculus, to work with this. Avatars in Microsoft Mesh are mostly cartoons, but you can scan yourself to become something Microsoft is calling a hollow portation. Something that Microsoft technical fellow Alex Kipman actually showed off at the Ignite keynote. Early versions of Mesh were used by Diplo at Burning Man's virtual event, if you remember that. Niantic is working on using Mesh for Pokemon Go where, you know, two people wearing headsets out in the real world could have their Pokemon battles in the real world. Cirque du Soleil founder Guy La Liberté is developing virtual immersive theater spaces with the Hanai World Project. So you wouldn't have to be at the theater to be able to experience the theatrical production. James Cameron's Ocean X is using it for people to experience 3D maps of what deep divers are discovering on the ocean floor. So people can be up in an office on the boat and see what the probe or the divers are seeing down on the floor. Essentially this is Microsoft's play to be the platform for collaborative mixed reality. All of Ignite was conducted on Microsoft Mesh if you had the right equipment. You could access it that way. AltSpace VR apps will get an upgrade to support Mesh and a preview app is coming to HoloLens. Those are the first two ways you'll be able to see it. But it's also planned to come to Teams and Dynamics 365. Developer tools are expected in the coming months for that third party integration that they're hoping to get. But this is a very robust platform, has a lot of promise proofs always in the pudding when you get people actually working on it, how well it actually works and what people use it for. But Microsoft really smart making an early play to say, yeah, we got HoloLens but we want to be the platform that everybody else uses. Very smart, very smart to be the platform versus just the top level provider with a tool. A couple of things come to mind when you hear about all this stuff. First off is how much of this came or pivoted once COVID started, right? You know, they're like, oh, we have all this stuff on the back burner we're working on. Bring that to the front now. As opposed to two, three years down the line, this is going to go immediately. I mean, you can even see this in schools, right? Not every kid is adjusting well to school from home. And so being able to put them in a virtual situation where they're seeing other kids and or seeing the teacher or seeing the board versus just the screen on top. Man, it could be so cool for them. And I've already been a part of multiple conferences that we did virtually that we normally do in person. Even though they went well and were able to present and field questions, it just like, it still seemed like there was a huge gap between being there personally and doing a regular web conference. And I think this is a good way to kind of close that gap a bit in overall. So this is super interesting to me. And it works. This is not just marketing. Like this is something that's why they had so many reporters under NDA to try this out. So the reporters could say, like, yeah, I was actually standing there. I was a goofy cartoon avatar, but the guy from Microsoft was a real person. And I, you know, I got to chat with them in real time. It's it's somewhat limited in its application because you don't have third parties working on it yet. So that that remains to be seen. But I can see this being used for one-on-one consultation where two people want to work on the same thing. So one of them can be virtual and see what the other one's doing or maybe they're both working on something virtual like in the Ocean X example. And and I think this is going to be good for in person where your two people are in the same place, but they need to see extra information on top of what they're looking at. Maybe two people are in a factory and they're trying to figure out how they want to, you know, change things up, lay out some new pipe structures. They could both put on glasses and both see that and it would all run on Microsoft mesh or something like that. So I think there's a there's a lot of actual use that this can be put to. It's it's it's a matter of how well it works, how many people they get to come on board and develop for it and who else comes up with this and competes with them. Right. I don't want to get rid of the bobblehead avatars. That's, you know, I mean that's that's one of those things where they're like, well, you know, until we can get the scanning to work at scale, we're going to have to do something and for now you're going to look like a Fisher price me avatars. Imagine being on a call talking numbers and you're like, okay, this is what we got to do to hit our numbers this year. And while the, you know, the person you talk to his head is just bobbling around. No arms, but their floating hand is pointing against them. Yeah, yeah. Spinning around in circles. It's early days, as they say. All right. Gatorade has released something they call the GX sweat patch. It's a single use fitness wearable single use fitness wearable. So it's a little patch you put on your arm and then your sweat funnels through it into color changing channels which can be scanned by the app after a workout providing insight into how to hydrate, how much water did you lose, how much sodium did you lose and their support for creating profiles for different types of workouts so you can track your data.  GX sweat patch comes in a two pack for $25. So $12.50 each. And as I may have mentioned, single use. So you use it once and you throw it away. So on the first read of this, you're like, this is ridiculous. But when you start thinking about it a bit more and especially in the context of somebody that works out all the time, it actually is something I'm going to try out. I'm not even going to say probably I will try this out and understanding that people digest food differently. They intake nutrients differently. And so if you see a nutritionist, they take, if they're not taking your blood, then you're probably wasting your time because you really need them to identify how your body is using all the fuel that it's getting. This makes sense. Now, the question is, how much can they really get from a phone and a colored thing that's a patch that sits on your arm? But nonetheless, I will spend the $25 to give it a shot.  Like I can't. At 25 bucks a shot, well, 1250 a shot, I guess, you're not going to want to use it every time you work out, but I can see it being useful. We were like, okay, I don't definitely want to cramp up today because I'm pushing it. Maybe, maybe. Definitely days I've been gaming and had to drop the controller because I couldn't move. I mean, this, I'm all in on this, like telling me how much, how much water I lost and how much sodium I lost. They sound simple, but they're really important in those situations. Sure. It's the, it's the 1250 single use where I'm like, well, that's pricey. Yeah. So hopefully we see that come down or you see Powerade and everybody else jump into this game as well. Then that forces the price down because you got $25 for two uses. I mean, yeah, that's, that's a bit pricey, but the idea of it, being able to do this at home and not having to go out somewhere, that is very, very appealing. All right. Let's check out the mailbag. Jim in South Carolina wrote in and said, I loved your discussion on people with speech issues, using things like Siri. I was in a severe car accident as a child and I have one paralyzed vocal cord. The other is badly deformed. I struggle with volume and hoarseness and usually have to stop and take a breath after a few words, depending on my fatigue, et cetera. So when I use Siri, if it is a long sentence, I need to dictate or sometimes my voice just gives out and need to repeat a word. It can cause issues with using it. With the hoarseness, I struggled to say some sounds. And if I do not speak slowly and clearly, it will auto correct it in strange ways. Being able to take my time while dictating a text with just using, hey, Siri would be wonderful. I know I can just hit the text to speech button and take my time, but sometimes it's less convenient. Yeah, the whole point of Siri is that you don't have to hit that button, right? Siri usually does a pretty good job of transcribing what I'm saying, but when it struggles, it can be very frustrating. So yeah, good stuff, Jim. Thanks for sharing that experience. And then that's why it is important for this work to be done on the voice models to work with not just the most common voices, but... Right, yeah. When you read something like that and if you don't go through it, I can easily see myself looking at that. I'm like, oh, yeah, I feel for you, man. Hopefully they come up with this. But as I am personally dealing with something like this, because my brother, who had a stroke, does not speak well anymore. And I put all of this stuff in my house that uses voice commands and he likes to use voice commands because he doesn't have the dexterity in his fingers to type. So it's a lot easier for him, but it's a catch 22. So the better that these things can understand him, the easier life is for him. So yeah, this is something that's near and dear to me as well. Hey, keep those stories coming, folks. We really appreciate you sharing your personal experiences, your expertise with us. Feedback at DailyTechNewsShow.com. Shout out to the folks who make this show possible, especially the folks who are able to help us at the highest levels, master and grandmaster levels including Steve Aderola, Chris Allen, and Mike Aikens. And thanks to you, Chris Ashley. Appreciate you hanging in here with us as always. What you got going on to tell folks about? 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In total of evidences, IRS tax news, IRS hosts first centralized national virtual settlement event, helping more taxpayers settle tax court cases, no way. A virtual tax court case game? I love that virtual stuff, like with the gaming headset and everything. I don't be like that virtual divorce game I played one time. Because like, in the actual divorce, I got totally screwed man, I'm telling you. But, but, but when I put that virtual headset on and play like the virtual divorce game, I execute the divorce settlement masterfully. Oh no no no. I'll be keeping the house dang it. I declare in the virtual divorce game as I pet Fido's smiling doggy face.  And through my masterful divorce court negotiations, I not only got to keep you, but she now has to pay me $5,000 a month in doggy settlement. Impale on my Nobel Peace Prize. How ironic.  Lunch breaks over. But I'm so much happier here. Come back please. Come back. Why? I'm so much happier here. Come on man. You haven't even worked enough hours to pay off the garnishment the divorce court makes us take out of your pay. Covering just the hamster support. Just kidding. That's like my outbunded divorce scenario here, but in any case, first to joke. Chick Flicks used to be romantic comedies about relationships. You complete. You had me at hello.  They're like, look at that dude says the Mary Sue and the new chick flick. That's right. You know something. You can really do that. Big Dan over there. You see that guy over there at the line getting some candy? Yeah. All right. Now he's about 6'5". I'm 5'2".  I ain't no big guy. Right? Watch this. You watch this. All right. Watch me take him out with just one chick flick. Hey, excuse me, brother. I'll even make it fair. Flicking that tyrant god with just my left pinky finger after drinking a fifth of whiskey the night before. I mean, you know, I never thought I'd say this, but can't we just watch one of the old chick flicks? Oh, I am truly deeply sorry, John. I wish there was more that we could do, but to what you are asking, the answer is no, we just can't. Like, I'd rather have like a Twilight marathon and watch one of these new ones, man. I don't. IR 2022-207, November 29, 2022, Washington. The Internal Revenue Service announced today that the IRS Office of Chief Council partnered with the American Bar Association Tax Section to hold its first centralized national virtual settlement event. This four-day event was inspired by the month-long virtual event held in March 2021 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the course of four days, an exceptional number of cases were settled, a total of 44. There were at least 59 meetings from October 24th through October 27th that included taxpayers, pro bono attorneys and representatives of the IRS Office of Chief Council in contrast to past settlement day events that are generally organized locally for taxpayers with a nearby place of trial. This one was organized at the national level to support unrepresented taxpayers who may not be able to attend a local event. This groundbreaking event provided an easier process for taxpayers to get their cases settled, said Acting Commissioner Doug O'Donnell. We are proud of the IRS Office of Chief Council for being innovative and making it more convenient to those who may not be able to attend a local event. Obviously, the whole thing with COVID and the capacity of people to have more stuff kind of online and take virtual meetings and whatnot led more people to explore the limits of the use of this kind of virtual technology and meeting virtually and so on. And now post COVID, hopefully we're at post COVID at this point, we can then possibly still apply some of the knowledge that might have been learned in that process to make things easier going forward possibly. So that looks like what they're doing here. So the event took place in close coordination between the tax section of the ABA, which was celebrating its annual pro bono week and local low income taxpayer clinics. So more than 75 volunteers from the ABA tax section including numerous low income taxpayer clinics and private pro bono attorneys provided free local support. IRS revenue officers and tax computations specialists further supported this event by explaining collection options and generating settlement computations. The national virtual settlement event does not replace local or in person settlement day events, but instead offers taxpayers greater access to free local advice and support for their tax court cases. So settlement day events are coordinated efforts to resolve cases in the United States tax court by providing taxpayers not represented by council the opportunity to receive free tax advice from low income taxpayer clinics, ABA volunteer attorneys and other pro bono organizations. Taxpayers can also discuss their tax court cases and resolve related tax issues with members of the IRS Office of Chief Council and IRS collection. By doing so, unrepresented taxpayers are often able to amicably settle their tax disputes without a trial. So I don't think there's many links here, but if there are any links, there'll be a link to this in the description if you want to check it out in any case. So go ahead and do that. There'll be a link to this there.


Equatorial Guinea is a small central African country that is located on the west coast of the continent, bordering Cameroon to the north, Gabon to the south and east, and the Gulf of Guinea to the west. The country is made up of a mainland, Rio Muni, and several islands, with its capital city Malibu, located on its largest island of Bioko. The second largest island is Anubon, located about 370 miles southwest of Bioko. This island is home to a small population and is covered in dense tropical forest. The third and fourth largest islands are Carisco and Elabicico, both of which are located near the country's southern border with Gabon. Equatorial Guinea has a beautiful and vacation, like tropical climate, all year round. The population of Equatorial Guinea is estimated to be around one and a half million people, and the country is known for its diversity of ethnic groups. The Fang people are the largest ethnic group in Equatorial Guinea, comprising around 85 of the population. 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The local currency is the Central African Franc, SIFE, which is also the currency of five additional independent states in Central Africa. The political history of Equatorial Guinea is a complex one that spans centuries from before the arrival of Europeans to the present day. The region now known as Equatorial Guinea was originally inhabited by various Bantu-speaking tribes who were later colonized by the Portuguese and then the Spanish. Before the arrival of Europeans, Equatorial Guinea was a collection of highly organized tribes, including the Bubai, Nahuay, and Benga. These tribes had their own effective political systems which were largely based on their culture, traditions, and customs. They lived in small, self-sufficient communities. The arrival of the Portuguese in the late 15th century brought about the beginning of the transatlantic slave trade, with Equatorial Guinea being a major source of slaves and in the 18th century, the Spanish took control of the region. Equatorial Guinea gained its independence from Spain in 1968. Equatorial Guinea is classified as a presidential republic with President Teodoro Obiang serving as both head of state and head of government. Equatorial Guinea boasts of a rich and diverse landscape and exotic wildlife that is sure to amaze any nature lover. The mainland region of Equatorial Guinea is dominated by the Ambini River, which runs from the border with Cameroon to the Atlantic Ocean. There are also numerous other rivers and streams throughout the country, including the Benito, Muni, Uouro, and Como. In addition to the rivers, Equatorial Guinea has several mountains and highlands, including the Crystal Mountains, which run parallel to the coast and Pico Basil, which is the highest point in the country at 3008 meters above sea level. These mountains and highlands are home to a variety of flora and fauna, including the elusive Drill Monkey and the endangered Cross River Gorilla. 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Equatorial Guinea also has a rich musical tradition, with a variety of styles influenced by both African and European music. One popular genre is Makasa, which originated in neighboring Cameroon and has since spread throughout the region. Traditional instruments such as the xylophone, marimba, and drums are also widely used in Equatorial Guinea's music. The country also has several major festivals throughout the year, which include the Bubi Cultural Festival, the International Film Festival of Beta, and the Feast of St. Joseph, which is celebrated by the end-of-way people. When it comes to food, Equatorial Guinea has a variety of delicious and unique dishes. One popular dish is called Mboomba, which is made from cassava, plantains, and fish. Another popular dish is Suya, which is grilled meat seasoned with a spicy peanut sauce. Fufu, a starchy staple made from cassava, yams, or plantains, is also commonly eaten. Equatorial Guinea may be a small country, but it has made significant strides in modernizing its infrastructure. The Malibo International Airport is a modern facility that offers international flights to major destinations around the world. Equatorial Guinea also has a network of well maintained roads that connect major cities and towns, making it easy for visitors to explore the country. Luxury hotels and apartments are available in Malibo and Beta, providing visitors with comfortable accommodations. In terms of transportation, the cost of taxes and buses is relatively low, making it easy to get around. Personal safety is a top priority in Equatorial Guinea, and the country has a relatively very low crime rate compared to other destinations around the world. With its modern amenities and commitment to safety, Equatorial Guinea is a great destination for travelers looking to experience Africa in comfort and style.


Hello people of the internet! My name is Johnny. Welcome back to yet another very exciting FNAF movie news video. In today's video we got a whole, whole bunch of brand new footage for the FNAF movie to take a look at. Spanning a whole bunch of different TV spots because that's right, if you're watching TV, you might see a commercial for FNAF soon. So if you're excited for all of this brand new FNAF movie content, scroll down and subscribe to the channel. There's always FNAF movie news to talk about and especially as we get closer to the release, there's gonna be a whole bunch of brand new TV spots. A whole bunch of brand new promotional material, it's going to be crazy. So once again, subscribe so you don't miss out on that. While you're down there, hit the like button. Alright, well now let's move on to these brand new TV spots, which there's a lot of them actually. So because there are so many, we're just gonna take things slow. Let's start off with our first one here. Now this is in a different language, so we don't really need the audio, it's more the visuals. So we've got Vanessa and Mike having a conversation once again. They start introducing some of the characters. Here we get an extended shot of Freddie on the stage, where he stands up. We get another shot of Bonnie in the supply closet. Chica, we saw this one in a recent trailer. Foxy, we've seen that in a trailer too. This hallway's brand new. I'd assume this is one of the hallways that leads from the dining room, as we can see here. Some of the chairs and the, you know, the stained glass. And this leads down into where the office is. And there is definitely someone chasing after Mike here. And it seems like that might be Foxy. As we can see here, we get another shot of him running, the same shot I believe. But we also get a jump scare of him. That is so menacing. So it seems that this whole time when Mike is trying to get outside this exit, it isn't actually William Afton who's chasing after him, like other trailers may lead you to believe. It seems that at the end of this hallway, there's an exit, and Foxy's actually chasing Mike, and he's trying to escape. Next TV spot now coming from Hong Kong. Some shots of the pizzeria. These brand new shots of the animatronic characters in the dark with their glowing eyes. They are looking down at someone. There's going to be another shot of them also looking down. So we're going to speculate then what we think they're looking down to. But here we can see Freddie, we got Bonnie, as well as Chica, interesting that Foxy's not here. William Afton. And then the logo. Moving on to our next TV spot. Off the bat, we got a brand new look at William Afton in the dark. We can see a bit more of him up close as he emerges into the light from the darkness. Look at that. That is terrifying. We got the Bonnie's. We got Chica as well as Carl the Cupcake here. Mike running away again probably from Foxy. He's injured, right? We can see his jackets all ripped up here. William Afton.  But trailers have a tendency to play tricks on you and splice together different parts of the movie to make you think one way when in reality it's the opposite. Moving on now to our next TV spot. Thankfully this one is in widescreen so we're not stuck with those vertical displays. And this was also officially uploaded by Universal on their YouTube channel. This is in their Five Nights at Freddy's playlist, Unlisted. So first up, we get a rainy nighttime shot outside the pizzeria with the lights all up. Vanessa introducing herself to Mike, the characters up on the stage, more of them talking, more shots of the characters up on the stage as they're introduced.  Bonnie, in the supply closet with Hank, we can see this is an extended shot of the shot we just looked at in a separate TV spot. And listen, I know the eyes are pretty controversial here in the community. Some people think they shouldn't be glowing, yadda yadda yadda. I kind of like these, right? In this situation, I don't know. I kind of dig it. Bonnie, look at that.  We get an extended shot of that later on and we got Cheek and Coral. Sorry, I laugh at that every time I see it.  Also, I mean, mad shout out to Josh Hutcherson. This is some pretty damn good acting. Look at his face. He's really terrified. So he's being attacked. Also, I love this shot. How it's like all zoomed out like that. It's kind of zooming in and focusing on him. That's a really good cinematography right there. I'm curious, who is chasing after Mike? Who is attacking Mike? What does he think he's going to be doing with that chair? Is he going to like chuck it at the robot? Hopefully it falls over. Not sure what his goal is, but best of luck to you, Mike. Because clearly, I mean, it doesn't look like he's throwing that chair in time. Ooh, he's not throwing that chair in time. Maybe he's using it as a shield. I don't know. Foxy. Foxy. Abbie in the ball pit. Yeah, very adorable, Kim, when they're biting down on my face like this. Yeah, so cute and adorable. I just want to hug them. Second TV spot from Universal, outside the pizzeria, inside the office. We've seen these. Mike first entering the pizzeria, looking around saying hello. Look at these shots, man. Look at this shot, man. There's a disco ball. We're going to be jamming out at Freddy Fazbear's with a disco ball. This shot is so, so cool. I cannot get over this shot. All four of the characters up on their stages altogether. Foxy, Bonnie, Freddy, Chica, the showtime in between them. You met them yet? Vanessa, Mike. We've seen this. Foxy, Abbie, Bonnie, Freddy behind Mike, Chica. But look at this shot. This is brand new. It's Foxy walking around. Look at how menacing his footsteps are. Very slowly walking towards someone. I do also wonder, some of the lighting looks a bit strange, but also they're doing a pretty damn good job at doing like 100% practical throughout this whole film. So I'd assume this is the actual animatronic walking around. If so, that's, that's really, really good. Just look at that. You got Vanessa in the back saying Freddy's can get to ya. Can get to ya. Mike in the saw trap. Look at these guys. Hey guys, what are you looking down at? This is the shot I was talking about. Bonnie, Freddy, Chica all looking down without glowing eyes, by the way. That's something a lot of people have picked up on in this shot in particular. I've seen some people speculate. This is my favorite theory as of right now. They are looking down at William Afton as he's getting springlocked inside of the springlock suit. I know a lot of people really, really want a gruesome, grisly death for William Afton that we actually get to see like all the springlocks going inside of him and like twitching all around the place. But honestly, think about this. You just see like everyone's reactions to it happening. You hear the blood curdling screams of Matthew Lillard because he can do some pretty damn good screams if you've heard him. And the animatronics are looking down at him as he's being killed. The spirits go on, they pass.  That could be a pretty cool interpretation of the springlock scene. I would kind of like that. So as of right now, I think that's kind of the main theory going around what they're looking at. It could also be they're looking down at Mike who's fallen on the ground or something. You know, they're looking down at Abby as they're about to capture her and turn them into one of them. Your theories, I would love to know that is it for spot number two. Moving on now to spot number three. Now the interesting thing about spot number three is that we actually get some Vanessa backstory. Instead of looking at the visuals, let's just listen for a moment. But I love this place as it can't shut down. So Vanessa loved this place as a kid. So she's been here, which is maybe why she knows so much about what's going on. Going back to visuals though, we get an extended shot of all the characters performing up on the stage. Look at how happy Chica looks. What is she doing here? I couldn't find a sitter. Have you met them yet? What is she doing here? I couldn't find a sitter. Which is strange because Kat Karner Sterling's Max's character is the babysitter of Abby. So maybe this is after Max and all those guys go into Freddy's and now Max probably dies and therefore Abby doesn't have a babysitter anymore. I don't know, just some food for thought. But anyways, we got a very cute scene of Max and Abby making a little makeshift, you know, like little sleeping area for her. A little fortress out of all the chairs and the tablecloths. We got Mike looking into the curtains, finding the characters. Abby looking around, finding Freddy once again. Security hires never last. Security hires never last. Vanessa has some damn good lines in this spot, man. Mike waking up again to everything glitching out. A brand new shot of William Afton cleaning his knife. Look at that. I really can't get over it. Let's just play this full thing through because we got some brand new really interesting shots of William. Look at how terrifying that is. Can we go home now? Can we go home now? So many interesting shots in this spot. Let's go back and let's take a look at William once again. We saw the knife, but we also get him emerging from the darkness yet again. Also, he's blocking the exit. So I would assume, of course, this is towards the end of the movie maybe towards one of the later nights in the Five Nights here at Freddy's where they want to escape, you know, escape from this crazy Freddy Fazbear's pizza place, but William is blocking their way out. Four shots of the kids. Abby saying, can we go home now? With Foxy and Bonnie both standing right behind her. Curious to know if maybe at this point they are deactivated. You know, the spirits have been set free. This is like the final scene in the movie. Everything's all happy. Everyone's got their happy ending. And Abby's like, can we just freaking go home now? This whole mess is behind us. Let's just go home and relax. Maybe this is when she's able to befriend all the animatronics like we've spotted previously. It seems like she's pretty buddy-buddy, you know, pretty close with Golden Freddy. Maybe Golden Freddy is able to convince the other animatronics, hey, this one, this one's actually pretty good, which keep her. This was one of the shots I was the most interested in hearing your guys' thoughts and theories about, so please let me know in the comments down below what do you think's going on. The fourth and final TV spot from Universal themselves. Once again, Vanessa starting off meeting Mike. She looks so happy to be there, man. Even though she probably shouldn't be. Some up close shots of the kids. What is she doing here? I couldn't find a sitter. A little bit of reuse shots here and there. That's fine, that's fine, you know, these TV spots can all be new footage, but we do got this shot of Vanessa turning on all the lights. What are you so afraid of? What are you so afraid of? We got Abby staring at all the animatronics. Them. Once again, let's jump scare with the hand. Mike, saw trap. What do they want with my sister? And then these guys looking down again. What are they looking down at? What are you guys, what's so fascinating down on the floor, guys? I will say it's very menacing. I mean, just imagine being that person they're looking down at. That's got to be absolutely terrifying. What do they want with my sister? What do they want with my sister? Brand new shot of Abby looking very confident as Foxy's cornering her. Because I would assume personally at least if Foxy's coming after me with this very sharp hook, I would not be as confident and focused as Abby is right now. It kind of seems like she's scolding someone, you know? Like it looks like she's pretty mad at whoever she's looking at. Bonnie in the closet. We go home now. We go home now. Try to warn you as well. Vanessa said we tried to warn you. Who is we? Who is this we they speak of? Because really it's only Vanessa coming in and saying, hey, watch out for these guys.  So who is this we she's talking about? That is it from spots from Universal themselves. But we did get earlier today two more spots. We're just swimming in new content. First off, we can see the neighborhood that Mike lives in. Of course with Abby, we can see her tuck her in. I will work and you're asleep.  I understand. I'm going into Freddy's. He must be new security guard. Hey Vanessa, some brand new shots of the cameras, actually. So here we can see the kind of utilities area that people traverse. We can see the kitchen outside with some police cars, actually. The hallway, the supply closet, as well as the main stage. Have you met them yet? Who? Freddy. She got boxing. We've seen these shots. Who? An extended shot of Mike getting killed by Bonnie in the closet. Frankly, this is why they have the glowing eyes for awesome shots like this. And Bonnie. And then when he turns on the light, oh, it is so good, man. Very good scream as well by our good friend Christian Stokes who plays Hank. Carl killing Carl. It's been a really weird night. Bobby, go! Sounds like... been a really weird night. Freddy's. It just sounds like Freddy's. Vanessa, you savage. Mike in the saw trap. And then we move on to our final TV spot which unfortunately looks like this. It's pretty low resolution, I apologize. But here we can see Mike once again exploring the pizzeria. Finding the characters. This shot looks so good. A lot of people have pointed out this looks very similar to how the animatronics look in the FNAF 3 trailer. Which, if that's true, like if that's actually what they were going for with the references, that's fantastic. Have you met them yet? Them all up on the stage again. Vanessa and Mike talking. Very interesting shot of Freddy. It looks a little interesting, I will say.  Some shots look a bit goofy like this one here. Abby, Bonnie. Freddy's. Brand new shot of Chica here. Seems like the same shot where Carl's in the kitchen. Freddy's can get to you, says Vanessa. What sounds like Foxy running? That might just be for the trailer, but I don't know, that kind of sounds like what Foxy would sound like when he's running down the hallway, you know? Plus we get a shot of the floor. Oh, this looks like maybe Bonnie's ears in the shadow. I don't know, because of the low resolution, it's a little hard to tell what's going on. Seen some of these shots before. What are you so afraid of? Cut to Mike in a goddamn saw trap. Yeah, Mike, I'm a little bit afraid of that. But then literally as I'm editing, we get like two more trailer spots, so let's go through them. Welcome to Freddy Fazbear's Kings area. So starting off with Kim, welcome us to Freddy's. Bonnie in the closet, Hank again. Mike, brand new shot of Mike in the saw trap. We're going to have so much fun together. I don't think so, Kim. I'm staring down at us again. Yeah, seems like Kim was kind of the main focus in this spot. I wonder how much of a role she's going to play in the film, because it does kind of seem like from all the trailers we've gotten so far, she is kind of replacing Phone Guy in a way. I don't think we're going to have Phone Guy in this film. Moving on to the second spot. Prepare to have your mind blown. Prepare to have your mind blown. Turning on the lights. Oh, there's the old security guard blinking Bonnie. Abby still wants to go home. Alright, interesting shots there. We get another shot of this guy. I do wonder if this is one big shot. It very well could be spliced together to make it look this way for this spot, but this could be interesting if this is how the old security guard encounters Foxy. And then we also had Bonnie blinking. Look at it.  Bonnie blinks, boys. This is huge. And the final trailer, remember that low quality trailer we took a look at earlier in the video, where we now have an HD version of it, which we'll watch right now very quickly. Because there was a few interesting shots here like that one. That who? All the animatronics up on the stage. This was the main shot I wanted to go back to. Because now that we can see it more high quality, we can see Foxy and Bonnie are back there with Abby. I do wonder if this is that scene. Right? It looks like they're all kind of in the same placement. And now Freddy's over here maybe guarding Abby from someone. We do know at some point Vanessa goes into the hospital. Right? We saw that in like the first trailer I think. So stick with me here. I do wonder if at some point here when William attacks the you know, Abby, Mike, Vanessa if he's actually able to get past Mike and Vanessa and then eventually make his way towards Abby. But at that point that's when the animatronics step in to stop him. I don't know. It's a really, really weird scene. Because clearly they are protecting her from something. The only something I can think of is that the animatronics actually fought off against Afton. If they adapt that, that'd be pretty cool. I'd like that. But now that is going to be it for all of the FNAF TV spots. My God, there were so many. There were so many and there's so many awesome shots too in them. If we keep getting TV spots, which I imagine we will, I'm not sure how much new content is going to be in them, but if we do keep getting them and there's new content, I'll keep making these videos. Originally at the start of this video I had so much other FNAF movie news that we had to talk about but analyzing these new spots took up so much time. I'm going to save that and a bit more FNAF news for a future FNAF news video, so stay in the lookout for that. Thank you all so much for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


Hi there and welcome to the channel. So today I am going to get some more seed started, setting them up for cracky hydroponic method. And I thought that I would try using this seed starting method that I just come up with myself. This here is a Rubbermaid container. It is a 3 liter size or 11 liter size, 3 gallon size, I guess, that I normally use for growing lettuce hydroponically. I fill it full of nutrient water and grow lettuce in this. It works really great. I actually have three of these Rubbermaid tubs set up like this with the holes cut that fit either the two inch or the three inch net pots. So I thought it'd be good to have use this to start several of my seeds at one time under the grow lights. Start them right in the net cups that I'm going to be eventually transferring to my favorite containers, the Folgers coffee containers. So once I have these seeds well established and they got a good root system going, I will just transfer them right into a container like this full of nutrient water. Put them in the grow tent and you're good to go. So to start off with, all I've done here is filled my Rubbermaid tub with just plain water. This is water that I've had sitting in a jug for several days. I usually because I'm using tap water that's treated, I usually fill up a couple jugs and let the water sit so that all that treatment in the water kind of settles and dissipates. And now I filled it up far enough so the water level is touching the bottom of these net cups. Then I'm going to just start by filling them up with the clay balls. So these hydro ton clay balls are great to have for hydroponic growing. I got a large bag of these about four years ago and every year I just reuse them over and over. After the plant dies I just give these a good rinse and reuse them over and over.  I plan to get growing today are a couple more tomatoes. I'm trying to get some larger sized tomatoes going in my grow tent. So this is a brandy wine and this one is called Prairie Pride. This one I know for sure is a more of a determinate bush variety so it shouldn't get too big. This one I'm not too sure but I have seen others growing it indoors. So I'm going to try those two tomatoes. I'm going to try King of the North pepper. These create nice big green peppers which is something I use a lot of so I'm hoping I can get a nice pepper plant going. And I already have one Diva cucumber started in my grow tent and going to try starting another one. Kind of like succession planting with my cucumbers as well. That still leaves me with one container here that I haven't decided whether. I'd always like to try something a little different little outside of the box for growing indoors. I've had success with strawberries and I can find some seeds. I might try a strawberry plant again. If not I might try a cantaloupe. See how that fits in my grow tent. So normally in the past I've always used some of this rock wool as part of my seed starting method. I would put it inside one of these net cups. They're usually are saturated in water. You can put the seed in the little hole and they would make a great medium for starting plants and then the plant can just all the roots will just grow through the rock well and find their way to the nutrient water and it works good. Thing is about these these aren't you know very environmentally friendly. They are not compostable. Some people don't really care for these because they are kind of almost like insulation. Same kind of material. So I'm trying to get away from using these and trying different methods.  I've got this hemp mat here that I use for sprouting microgreens on. I just trimmed a little bit of it away. I'm just going to put a little bit of each of this into my containers here. That's where the seeds are going to go. It'll hopefully retain some of the moisture and kind of be a good medium for the little seeds to sprout and take off. So we'll see how that works. Something else I've thought about too is pieces of cheesecloth, you know old cotton. Something that's compostable is kind of what I'm shooting for here that a seed can easily sprout in. Another great thing about these hydrogen clay balls is that they are very porous and they also retain moisture so I'm just going to kind of get them all wetted down before we put our seeds in here and they should be able to keep wicking up water from down below here. I want to make sure that I am blocking out all the light that could be getting through these net cups so just topping up with some more clay balls to help block out that light. Kind of bury this piece of hemp down below a little bit. Get it secured here in the middle. Okay so I just finished putting all my seeds in. Thought I had the record button going but I did not so sorry about that but just to kind of recap what I've done here I have planted up one of these diva cucumbers. I've got a couple King of the North green peppers in here. I got my two tomatoes, the prairie pride and the brandy wine over here. I just need to make sure I mark them so I can keep track of my two tomatoes that I got going here. I couldn't find any strawberry seeds in my stash so we are going to try the Minnesota Midget Cantaloupe. Let's see how this works indoors. I've had a bit of success growing these outside during the year but I've never tried a melon indoors. I'm not sure it's going to have to be something to kind of keep under control and you know maybe prune it down so that you'd only get a few plants or a few pieces of fruit growing. I'm not sure how it's going to work but we're going to give it a try and that'll be kind of my fun test for this winter. So if anybody has any other ideas of or different ways of starting their seeds for the hydroponic method other than you know using rock wool. I have tried coconut core as kind of the medium in these clay pots but I found that it was really messy. The dirt kind of trickles through the net pots into my water so if anybody has any other ideas of seed starting for hydroponics I'd love to hear it in the comments. And if you're enjoying this content and want to see more of it please don't forget to hit that subscribe button. So I'm just going to use these little plastic shot glasses as kind of a humidity dome just to try and keep some of that moisture in there until these get sprouted. Okay so we're ready to put this under the lights. So for now I'm just going to set them under these two LED lights that I have set up on my shelving system here.  But for now this is just a good place to keep an eye on them. I will be running these lights for the same as what I have up top here for some of my other plants. They're on a timer 16 hours on, 8 hours off. For now these really don't need any light to germinate so I'm just going to leave them for a few days and once I see those seeds starting to germinate I will get these lights on the timer system as well. Another tip is to try to make sure your clay balls and your piece of medium there that these are sprouting in. For me it's this piece of hemp is staying moist and doesn't dry out. I'll just be kind of spritzing it with a spritzer but it should also stay moist by wicking up from the water below. So we will check back here in a week or so and see how these are doing. Okay so I pulled it out from under the lights here and I wanted to show you how things are looking about 12-13 days later since I started these in the little pieces of hemp. And as you can see I've got a really good start here with the tomatoes. These are my brandy wine tomatoes. I think I threw about four little seeds in there and all of them have sprouted. I've got three of them there so I'm going to have to cut out two and just keep one. Not seeing any roots coming out the bottom. Oh yeah so you can see here there's already a root reaching for the water. So which one that is of these three I don't know. So I might just leave it for a while let it get a little more established before I cut out two of these. The prairie pride tomato also. Two little seeds have sprouted and as you can see there's roots coming out the bottom so that's great. I had wondered about this one. I think this is the pepper plant and it took a while but it did sprout and it looks like it's going to be okay. I don't see any roots coming out the bottom yet. So but the one cantaloupe seed that I put in here did not sprout so I just tried putting a couple more in there and I'm keeping it moist and with the cucumber one it did sprout but then it kind of just fizzled out and died so I'm not sure if it just didn't really like sprouting in that medium of the hemp or what the problem was there but I've also tossed a couple more of the cucumber seeds in here now and what I think I will do just to kind of give it a little more coverage that maybe will help it is I was going to just try sprinkling some of this vermiculite on the top just to kind of give it a a little bit of a coating kind of like what soil would do. Keep it moist. Again this is just trial and error. I don't know if it'll work but I just thought it might sprout a little bit better if it's got a little better coverage. So I'm going to just keep these under the grow lights on my shelf here for another couple weeks until I get a really good root system going and then I will be setting them up in the crack key method in these Folgers containers. So I'm going to put these back under these grow lights here on the shelf and before I end this video just take you to my grow tent and show you how the cucumber and tomatoes doing in there right now. So things are looking pretty empty still in my grow tent here. I've got my diva cucumber going and this is my tomato that I took a cutting from out of the garden. This is the sun gold cherry tomato. It's an indeterminate variety and as you can see it's growing and growing and I've got a nice big pile of tomatoes here at the bottom and lots more blooms coming all over. So it's doing pretty good. The diva cucumber however I'm concerned because I keep having this issue with the leaves kind of just drying up. As you can see they just crumble and I just can't figure out what kind of a deficiency or what the cause of this is. It's just this particular strand of cucumber but I just kind of keep removing these older dead leaves and new ones keep coming and I can see that pretty soon I should start seeing some some blooms and hopefully it'll start vining up this trellis here. So again if anybody has any comments on why what I might be doing wrong with my cucumbers I'd love to hear about it. I've refreshed the nutrient waters with a full new batch. I got my three-part nutrients in there plus some calcium and magnesium so we'll help to see if we can fix the problem and if we can have success getting cucumbers. So I hope you enjoyed watching my video on how I grow food indoors using the cracky hydroponic method. Please remember to like, leave a comment, hit subscribe and we'll see you on the next video.


Hi everyone, Joe for JasperJasperysCaseRakes.com coming at you with the pack of 2018 Panini Prism Football Hobby Pack number one. Got a few things happening here. First of all, we're giving away extra spots within the pack break itself. Second dice roll will be the break. The third and final dice roll, we're going to give away one of those Super Bowl mixer spots, the one that's $1,600. Be nice to get one of those for a fraction of the price. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. We only sold 28 spots outright. We're giving away four extra spots, so that'll be our first thing, order of business here. Top four after six. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, and six. All right, so after six, ooh, Tristan, you almost got all of them. James gets an extra spot too. So hopefully after six, that might come in handy at the end of the break. We'll find out. We're going to keep track of your winning spots with that little rooftop symbol. Now let's do the break itself. All 32 teams are in Noved Commons chip. Let's roll it, randomized names and teams, three and a six, nine times each. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. Three and a six, nine times for the teams. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth. These are hobby packs from a fresh box. So there's a chance at some of the big names from the 2018 draft class. Here's the first half of the list right here, second half right here. There are the bills around the bottom, Anthony, Josh, Allen, rookie opportunities, or even a low numbered rookie card or a rookie silver or something like that could be huge. Eric has the Ravens in this. Who else is in here? Giants? Who's the Giants? Nicholas has the Giants. Saquon Barkley possibilities. Thomas has the Browns. Baker Mayfields in this, among others. It's a pretty good draft class. So here's the final printout, hot off the presses. Now we've got a few other fillers where we got extra giveaways tonight, ladies and gentlemen. Don't forget that. Jaspyscasewrakes.com. Let's get into some more breaks. Let's fill up some breaks. Let's give away some more Super Bowl mixer spots. So this pack is coming from a fresh box, and another one pack break is loaded up. And we're going to be working from the same box here. All right, so we've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12. So one through 12 from back to front. One through 12. Get that in mind because we're going to generate a number between one and 12. Go around.org. There's one through 12. And it's going to be pack eight. So one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. All right, let's see if we got to any surprise in this little pack. I think we have autos, but there's a die cut in there. From behind Devante Booker is Karrion Johnson, Instant Impact. And then Melvin Gordon's your die cut, 10 out of 199, Tyquan Lewis, and Christian Kirk. Christian Kirk actually, pretty solid, Nicholas with the Cardinals. And the Melvin Gordon die cut will go to the bolts that's going to be for Corey and the chargers. All right, well, if you want to do another pack, I got another one loaded up as a filler. There are three autographs per box, so we might stumble into an auto as well, which would be pretty awesome. All right, we got a better fitting penny sleeve here. That's all said. Now, third and final. Third and final, it doesn't matter who the Texans have, because they might have one big hit. Logan, that's the Super Bowl mixer spot. Let's see what happens. Third and final dice roll. Fingers crossed, everybody. Let's roll it. Randomized names, five and a one, six times, top name gets a spot in that $1,600 football mixer, the hip parade Super Bowl mixer. Good luck, everybody. One, two, three, four, five, and once more, sixth and final time. All right, we need like a drum roll here. It's just only the name on top. A lot of sad faces here, but I appreciate everyone on this list giving it a shot. The saddest face will be spot two, Lee. Sad times, but thanks for trying, we'll get him next time. Name on top, happy times for Brian Frank. That's a one-shot snipe right there. Spot one spot, that's all it takes. Give it a shot. That's why you got to get at least one. Thanks Brian, for getting one. Now you're in that mixer. We'll see you for that later this week, jaskyscasebreaks.com, congrats.