Unicorns do exist, but maybe not the kind you're thinking of. My name is India, and today you are about to get a special look into the land of unicorns. A unicorn startup is a privately held startup that is valued at over $1 billion. Israel is known for being the startup nation. You might even recognize a few former Israeli unicorns, including Fiverr, Wix and Waze. And Israel has the most unicorns per capita in the world, making Israel the land of unicorns. This is impressive because Israel is a tiny country compared to the US or China, who are also big players in the startup world. On average, 90% of startups fail, so it is extremely rare for startups to even join the billion dollar club. That's why these kind of companies get the title unicorn. There are over 600 of them in the world, and over 60 were founded by Israelis. Some of Israel's elite tech unicorns include MoonActive, a mobile game startup, Git, an app-based transportation service, LightTricks, a company that makes content creation apps like Facetune or Fordr, an e-commerce fraud protection company. But what does it take to create one? Hi, my name is Liron Damry, I'm the president and co-founder of the Israeli Unicorn Forthor. To create a unicorn, you have to have a rare combination of a very good execution and a very strong vision that looks into the long term. If you want to get far, you have to look far. And the Israel unicorn phenomenon may have an explanation. I think Israelis are having the unique combination of a hoodspot and vision. It's always good. A unicorn is a great responsibility because you know that you carry a ton of value for your customers every day, for your employees, and for the country. If you are hoping to build a billion-dollar business, here is a little advice. Mentorship allows you to keep some of the mistakes. You will keep doing mistakes, but at least some of them will be saved through listening to others' experiences.  They provide services to us that we never had before. They create jobs and they push humanity to be more innovative. Now that startups are scaling up, we are seeing more and more Israeli unicorns. This is proof that no matter how big or small your country may be, great things can come from it. So, who knows, maybe your own billion-dollar idea could turn into one of these. This is the Unicorn Nation. This is Inside Israel. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.


G'day viewers, my name is Oren Thomas. I'm a Principal Hybrid Cloud Advocate at Microsoft. In this video, you'll learn about Advanced Security Auditing for Windows Server. This advice is based on the documentation published on learn.microsoft.com at the link in this video's description. This video is part of a series of short videos on advanced auditing and related events items that will be published on this channel in the coming weeks. Our aim with this series of videos is to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of advanced security auditing in Windows Server and Active Directory environments. Security auditing is a methodical examination and review of activities that may affect the security of a system or a broader Active Directory environment. In the Windows Server and Active Directory environments, security auditing include the features and services that log and review events for specified security related activities. Hundreds of events occur as Active Directory, the Windows operating system and the applications used across the on-premises and hybrid cloud environment perform their tasks. Monitoring these events can provide valuable information to help administrators troubleshoot and investigate security related activities. Audit policies are configured through group policy. You can configure computer local policies but in most Windows Server Active Directory environments, auditing is configured through application of policies at the domain, side, or organizational unit level. The basic security audit policy settings, insecurity settings, backslash local policies, backslash audit policy and the advanced security audit policy settings, insecurity settings, backslash advanced audit policy configuration, backslash system audit policies seem to be generally similar and appear to overlap but in reality they are separate and are recorded and applied differently. There are nine basic audit policy settings under security settings, backslash local policies, backslash audit policy and 10 category settings under advanced audit policy configuration. Nine of the 10 categories of settings available in security settings, backslash advanced audit policy configuration address similar issues as the nine basic settings in local policies, backslash audit policy. The main difference is that the collection of advanced policy settings allow administrators to be more selective in the number and types of events to audit. Rather than having a fire hose volume of information about events that are similar but unrelated to what you want to know about, you can have a garden hose stream of the telemetry you are interested in. For example, the basic audit policy provides a single setting for account sign-in and the advanced audit policy provides four. Enabling the single basic setting would be the equivalent of setting all four advanced settings. In comparison, setting a single advanced audit policy setting doesn't generate audit events for activities that you aren't interested in tracking. In addition, if you enable success auditing for the basic audit account logon events setting, only success events will be logged for all account sign-in activities. In comparison, depending on the needs of your organization, you can configure success auditing for one advanced account logon setting, failure auditing for a second advanced account logon setting, success and failure auditing for a third advanced account logon setting, or simply configure no auditing for that final category of event. Basic audit policy settings aren't compatible with advanced audit policy settings that are applied by using group policy. When advanced audit policy settings are applied by using group policy, the current computer's audit policy settings are cleared before the resulting advanced audit policy settings are applied. After you apply advanced audit policy settings by using group policy, you can only reliably set system audit policy for the computer by using the advanced audit policy settings. Editing and applying the advanced audit policy settings in local security policy modifies the local group policy object, GPO. If there are policies from other domain GPOs or logon scripts, changes made here may not be exactly reflected in autopole.exe. Both types of policies can be edited and applied by using domain GPOs. And these settings will override any conflicting local audit policy settings. Because a basic audit policy is recorded in the effective audit policy, that audit policy must be explicitly removed when a change is desired or it will remain in the effective audit policy. Policy changes that are applied by using local or domain group policy settings are reflected as soon as the new policy is applied. If you use advanced audit policy configuration settings or use logon scripts to apply advanced audit policies, be sure to enable the audit or audit policy subcategory settings to override audit policy category, settings policy setting under local policies backslash security options. This setting prevents conflicts between similar settings by forcing basic security auditing to be ignored. Applying advanced audit policy settings replaces any comparable basic security audit policy settings. If you later change the advanced audit policy setting to not configured, you need to complete the following steps to restore the original basic security audit policy settings. One, set all advanced audit policy subcategories to not configured. Two, delete all audit.csv files from the sysful folder on the domain controller. Three, reconfigure and apply the basic audit policy settings. Unless you complete all of these steps, the basic audit policy settings won't be restored. By default, policy options that are set in GPOs and linked to higher levels of active directory sites, domains and OUs are inherited by all OUs at lower levels. However, an inherited policy can be overridden by a GPO that is linked at a level closer to the target computer or user. Essentially, if you know how GPO inheritance works, you know which settings will override other ones. For example, you might use a domain GPO to assign an organization-wide group of audit settings but want a certain OU to get a defined group of extra settings. To accomplish this customization, you can link a second GPO to that specific lower-level OU. Therefore, a logon audit setting that is applied at the OU level will override a conflicting logon audit setting that is applied at the domain level. The only exception is if you take special steps to apply group policy loopback processing. If in doubt, use the resultant set of policy tools in your friendly neighborhood group policy management console. A success audit event is triggered when a defined action, such as accessing a file share or authenticating to the domain, is completed successfully. A failure audit event is triggered when a defined action, such as a user sign in, isn't completed successfully. The appearance of failure audit events in the event log doesn't necessarily mean that something is wrong with your system. For example, if you configure audit logon events, a failure event may mean that a user mistyped the password. Changes to security audit policies are critical security events. An attacker who is trying to gain persistence in your system wants to remove all record of them being there, and that's a lot easier if auditing isn't tracking things. You can use the audit audit policy change setting to determine if the operating system generates audit events when the following types of activities take place. Permissions and audit settings on the audit policy object are changed. The system audit policy is changed. Security event sources are registered or unregistered. The user audit settings are changed. The value of crash on audit fail is modified. Audit settings on a file or registry key are changed. A special groups list is changed. In future, we will create short videos and publish them on this channel on explaining the contents of each of the different audit policy categories and the events that configuring each individual policy generates and what those events indicate.  This video provided a basic introduction to Windows Server Advanced Security Auditing. You learned about advanced security auditing for Windows Server. The advice in this video based on the documentation published on learn.microsoft.com at the link in this video's description. Increasing the security controls applied to Active Directory will improve your overall ADDS security posture that will not make your systems invulnerable. Security is always a matter of balancing what can be pragmatically accomplished by administrators in day-to-day operations with an assumed breach philosophy. We are interested in hearing about your experiences as an ADDS administrator. Is there any ADDS security or Windows Server related topics you'd like us to cover in a future video? If so, mention it below. I hope you found this video useful and informative. My name is Oren Thomas. You can find me at aka.ms slash oren. And if you've got any questions or feedback, drop a comment below.


Everyone's familiar with the old angry video game nerd running gag, right? When it comes to games based on a movie and it's made by LJN, the game has no chance of being good. Unless that game is true lies. Yeah, that's right. A movie-licensed LJN game that's worth playing. How about that? This game is a true hidden gem. I mean, it doesn't get any more hidden than seeing a movie title next to the LJN logo, right? And not only that, but this game prominently features Tom Arnold's face. That sounds like a nightmare.  Don't believe me? Just look at the footage here.  You remember that meme? YTMND 2006? No? Okay.  The graphics aren't a disaster and the sound is functional. There's even a crazy shoot-em-up style level where you control a fighter jet. That's nuts. The game is kinda like Super Smash TV, but starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, which is an odd coincidence considering that Smash TV was inspired by another Arnold movie, The Running Man. The best thing about this game is that it knows what it is and it's comfortable with that. It doesn't try to get cutesy or ambitious, and I appreciate that. The game doesn't bother with realistic notions like reloading your weapon or anything, although you can run out of ammo, but you always default to a pistol, so you're always able to shoot stuff. Self-awareness in a game like this is always a positive. There's even hidden weapons, like this flamethrower here. Yeeeaaah. And there's tons of passwords that give you infinite lives, infinite weapons, and stage select. That gives the player the freedom to mess around and experience this game at its best. Board with one mission, switch to another. Okay, so do you have to see the movie to play this game? Well, no. There's no prerequisite to shooting bad guys. The game barely follows the movie anyway, and it's missing a couple major characters, but who cares? However, the movie is arguably Arnold's last great action flick, so it's worth seeing if you haven't. True Lies does have its flaws. The soundtrack is extremely repetitive, and gets old real quick. And some of the levels and maps are mind-dullingly repetitive, like this snow level, where all you really have to do is just get to the bottom as quickly as possible.  Some of the other missions are just way too long, like the subway mission here. There's nine missions total, and there's some that are definitely better than the others. Despite that, True Lies is a lot of fun. I was seriously amazed the first time I played this game, because my expectations were as low as you could possibly get. But go check out True Lies, it's shockingly good. It's also worth noting real quick that this game is also available for the Sega Genesis, and is nearly the exact same game. So even if you're more of a Genesis guy, you can check it out there too.


What an exciting season. This is turning out for Cal football. Our Bears are currently first in the Pac-12 and coming off an incredible win from this past weekend on Saturday, October 4th, away at Washington State. With a final score of 59-60, our Bears narrowly defeated the Hooglers. We want to highlight a few Cal players with exceptional performances in this game. Jared Gough grew for 527 yards and it was Gough's touchdown pass just 3 minutes 18 seconds ago that secured the Golden Bear victory. Quarterback Jared Gough set up for the game.  It's kind of like the football gods were on our side right now. Additionally, Trumper Davis had two kickoffs, five for touchdowns and a third quarter. One was a 100 yard return, the other was a 98 yard return. Tregs scored fourth quarter to make the score 52-48 on a 5 yard pass from Gough. And again, just minutes later on the 21 yard pass from Gough again to make the score 54-40-52. And the Cal's advantageous slight relief at a crucial minute with just more than eight minutes left in the fourth quarter. Bryce Tregs was quoted as saying, we have a philosophy. Our job is to score more points than the other team. Also, Chris Harper, after Washington State punched the ball, we took the lead with an 85 yard drive that required only four plays. Then we got Gough's 40 yard pass to Chris Harper which punched the ball at the Washington State's 15-yard line. And then, Daniel Laszko runs the next play in for a touchdown that gave us a 27-24 lead in the third quarter. In the third quarter, each team scored two touchdowns with a tie at 28-28 just for that quarter. An extremely offensive part of the game in which Gough states, second half we had nothing to lose. We started attacking now. But how about that last incomplete field goal attempt for Shears number 41 for Washington State? Yeah, I bet for Shears was crying tears when he did it back into that locker room. Couldn't have been that hard, right? Well, y'all have to check out my home girl Hayley kicking the ball. With a solid record of 4-1 in our highly coveted first place ranking in conference play, our Bears look forward to face Washington next week on Saturday, October 11th. Followed by UCLA on Saturday, October 18th. With a record that is our best since 2008, hopefully we continue this outstanding streak into tough upcoming games. Here at CalTV Sports, we have all confidence in our Bears. I'm Irene. And I'm Hayley, and make sure to tune in next week to get your down low on what's up in CalTV Sports.


Now in this video, I'm going to give you some tips to improve your weaker foot. However, when it comes to shooting technique, the same principles apply. You want to get your body over the ball. You want a nice flowing backswing. You want to keep a flexed foot through the ball. You want to push through the ball rather than swiping under it. And you want to land on that shooting foot, keeping everything moving forward towards the target. So how do you shoot with your weaker foot? You shoot the exact same way as you do with your stronger foot. You just need to learn to build the muscle memory and the range of motion and the strength and the flexibility in your weaker leg. Let's talk about foot technique because it is the biggest mistake players make when it comes to using their weaker foot. If you want to have a strong shot, you must have a strong foot.  Flex foot, toes pointed down, ankle locked. Just think about making your foot rock hard. This is going to help you produce stronger shots. Now as you make contact with the ball, you want to keep your foot flexed through the ball. So you want your foot flexed and strong before you make contact, as you make contact and as you push through the ball. Most players will let their ankle and their foot go weak as they make contact. This will create a lot of backspin and make your shots very weak. So if you want to have a strong shot, focus on keeping your foot flexed through the ball and not letting your ankle go weak like this. The other thing you want to focus on is making the point of contact actually on your laces.  This is something that you will develop over time. You'll just have to build the muscle memory again in your foot, build the repetitions, and just keep practicing. So you may just want to focus on swiping the grass with your laces. Some other mistakes players may be making with their weak foot. No backswing. Instead of a nice flowing backswing or they're kicking their butt, they're kind of just lifting their foot through the ball. This is never going to generate any power. So focus on having a nice big backswing. The next is your point of approach. You're coming at the ball too straight. So if you're always pulling the ball across your body, you're probably approaching the ball too straight. It will help you if you approach from an angle like this. This will help you get your shots on target and be more accurate and consistent. So think about your angle of approach. One of the best things you can do to improve your weak foot is analyze your strong foot. So if you like your shots on your stronger foot, you need to ask yourself, what am I doing differently between my two feet? So when you start to visualize and actually look at the differences in your two feet, you will improve your weaker foot much quicker. You may notice that you're following through in a certain way. You're not doing a backswing. You aren't flexing your foot. Maybe your body positioning is different on your weaker side. So look at your stronger foot and ask yourself, why do I have good shots on my strong foot and what do I need to add to my weaker foot? I want you to get over this idea of a weak foot. You have two strong feet. Maybe one isn't as good as the other, but you're working to improve it. So keep getting those repetitions in and never hesitate to take a shot on your weaker side. Be confident going to your left or your right, whatever your weaker foot may be. And if you have the opportunity, always take it. So put in the practice, apply these tips. I hope you found this video helpful. If you did, please like, please comment, please share, and please subscribe. And please come back tomorrow because we're going to keep improving and keep moving forward. I'll talk to you guys real soon.


What's up everybody I'm the mangoos you are awesome and it's time for the weekly updates and oh what a week It has been the things that we've been asking for from a lot of these companies have finally are finally coming into fruition They finally announced a lot of alphas and everything. I've got updates for predecessor fault and over prime So let's get into it But before we do hit that like button if you enjoy these little weekly roll-ups and subscribe if you want more Move into predecessor predecessor released a closed alpha teaser with an announced date of 10 July That's just a few days away, and they also released a full-blown trailer after that This is great news, but it is a closed alpha. You do need to sign up for kind of a lottery for it I'll have that linked below you can head to their website sign up for their weekly newsletter and sign up for alpha Access and hopefully you get it and hopefully you get in Moving on to fault they also released their early access to be 17 July So a little bit further out than predecessors, but still this month and this one is paid early access So you don't have to if you don't want to enter a lottery for this one You could just pay for the game and play it so there's benefits to both sides and if anybody if anybody wants to play Fault and you got the money for it. Just you know pay for the early access pass it package and you're in there's no There's no cap on the amount of people that will be able to play and Let's see thrive to the great I Don't know what that means one their PC giveaway and congrats to him They had a really nice PC You could you could definitely do whatever you wanted to and play that game on the highest settings with the PC that they Did give away so cool stuff from fault Overprime what have we been asking for from overprime dedicated servers and they finally have them through Amazon web hosting services They have one in North America and two in Europe They'll increase those if they need to and there's soon to be one in Singapore We've been asking for dedicated servers from overprime for quite a long time now I haven't tested them out yet. So you know give them a shot if you want to and Their tournament is done. I didn't really follow their tournament, but you can check it out if you want to on their YouTube page And they are working on a new UI. So other UI wasn't that bad to begin with it's a little confusing issue It could be you know clarified a little bit to as the how you enter games But you know anything new is good for them. So good for good on them But that's all I have for this week. It was a huge week huge updates I'm really happy to see a lot of this stuff coming along But you do need to bear in mind to like the predecessor That's a closed alpha. So You know, it's free But you got a win you got a win kind of win a lottery to get in there or already have out of access and then the The fault early access that when you could pay for it and there's no cap I don't think there's a cap on how many people can get in I'll have to clarify with them and then Overprime. Yeah, that's the main thing holding people back from over prime is those servers and they got them now So great news this week in the world of the the pair of zombies I didn't really have much for the other games that I cover, but that's okay They'll I'm sure they'll have big news later this summer But for now, this is the main goose signing off you guys have a good one man


فشرف بل اشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا بدا بدا وياله من شراف عظيم الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وشد الله إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهد السبيل وشد أن سيدنا ونبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد إن شاء الله وتعالى سوف نأخذ المساعدة من الكتاب من هدو الحق رتن باي العلمة عبد الرحمان بن ناصر السعدي ورحمه الله نأخذ المساعدة first twenty lines وإن شاء الله وتعالى today سوف نأخذ المساعدة the twenty first line في which the author he talks about that which is obligatory on each and every one of us when it comes to dealing with the rights of the companions فحب جميع الآل والصحب عندنا معاشر أهل الحق فرد معاشر أهل الحق فرد مؤكد وعندما أحب for his family and companions according to us all people of truth is an emphasized obligation so we have to love the companions of the messenger that's what the author is saying for حب جميع الآل loving the companions of the process him family the family of his family ومعاشرة أهل الحق أس the people of the truth نه أهل الباطل like the Rafal and the Shi'a who diverted and deviated from the straight path What is it to us? It is farad mu'akkad It is obligatory, mandatory on each and every one of us in loving the companions and the family of the Prophet ومعاشرة أهل الحق أس the people of the truth نه أهل الباطل like the Rafal and the Shi'a who diverted and deviated from the straight path What is it to us? It is farad mu'akkad In loving the companions and the family of the Messenger عليه الصلاة و السلام It is a religion وقربة It is a religion It is what gets us closer to Allah It is something that gets a person close to Allah سبحانه وتعالى وبغضهم hating them And having hate in your heart towards the companions and the Prophet And his family is what? نفاق وطغيان It is hypocrisy It is transgression And that's why Allah سبحانه وتعالى He said about the believers The true believers والذين جاءوا من بعدهم Those who come after the companions Those who come after the Prophet And his family والذين جاءوا من بعدهم يقولون They say ربنا اغفلنا أو الله فيه يبس ولي اخوانين الذين صبقون بالإيمان ربنا اغفلنا ولي اخوانين الذين صبقون بالإيمان ربنا اغلل للذين آمن وربنا انك رأو فرحين The believers who truly believe in Allah And are people of steadfastness The people of truth What they say is that Forgive us for our shortcomings And our mistakes And they also say And also forgive for our brothers Which brothers Those who preceded us in belief Those who came before us when it came to belief And who is it that came before us in belief The companions The Prophet's family The followers And the believers Of every generation الله forgive us And also forgive them And look after that what do they say ولا تجعل فيه قلوبنا غلل للذين آمنوا And oh Allah don't place in our hearts Towards the believers any hated enmity إنك رأو فرحين Oh Allah you are one who is kind And generous to His slaves ومن قول آهل الحق أن كلامه هو اللفط والمعنى جميعا مجود And it is uncreated for how Possibly could His creation have Speech like the speech of Allah While the latter is flawlessly superior The author says ومن قول آهل الحق The speech of the people of guidance And the people of truth That which the people of truth believe The people who are on the correct path That which they believe Is that أن كلامه هو الله's speech The people of Haq what do they believe أن كلامه هو الله's speech هو اللفظ والمعنى It is speech and it's meaning Pay attention to this The people of Haq we believe This Quran that we have with us The wording and the meaning So no one can say That the speech here Is wording not the meaning Or the meaning not the wordings ولي ذلك That which the highest Pre-List is the tabi'een Sorry the Sahab is in the tabi'een That which they believed And that which they said And we were commanding to follow them Is that The lafظ and the معنى Of the Quran is from Allah أن إمام محمد رحم الله فوت فو ذات أن إمام البخاري رحم الله أوثر a book in this particular issue Which is a Kitab Which he named it خلقه أفعال العباد خلقه أفعال العباد And other than him From the A'imah before him They mentioned that And this is the إجماع السلف الأمة The pious predecessors Their consensus is That the wordings And the meaning of both of them Are from Allah سبحانه وتعالى So the wordings And the معنى are from Allah سبحانه وتعالى ولي ذلك الشيخ الإسلام ابن تيمه He says the following He says كالإمام أحمد والبخاري صاحب الصحيح في كتاب خلق أفعال العباد وغيره وسائر قبلهم وبعدهم أتباع النصوص الثابتة وإجماع السلف الأمة وهو أن القرآن جميعه كلام الله حروفه ومعانه ليس شيء من ذلك كلاماً لغيره ولكن أنزله على رسوله وليس القرآن اسماً لمجرد المعنى ولا لمجرد الحروف بل لمجمعها أما بل لمجمعهما وكذلك السائر ليس هو الحروف فقط ولا المعاني فقط كما أن الإنسان المتكلم أن ناطق ليس هو مجرد الروح ولا مجرد الجسد بل مجمعهما أما بل بمجمعهما هنا الشيء الأسلام يتكلم أي شخص يتكلم يتكلم ماذا يتكلم يتكلم ماذا يتكلم وكذلك وكذلك يتكلم أما بل وكذلك يتكلم الشيء ليس هو وكذلك أنه يتكلم وكذلك أن يحدث يتكلم يتكلم كذلك أما بل المتحدة تهدأ لتعلم عن مقاومة ومعنى معاً ثم يقول مجود ونحن نؤكد بأن القرآن مجود مجود يعني محكم متقن في other words it is solidified it is protected in its wording and its meaning as الله يسرين القرآن لا يأتي الباطل من بين يديه ولا من خلفه تنزيل من حكيم من حميد that falsehood cannot come to it from the front and not from the back verily it is sent from the wise so this quran is its wording is and its meaning is the meaning does not contradict itself now وليس بمخلوق وأن لخلقه بقول كقول الله إذ هو أمجد and it is uncreated for how possibly could his creation have speech like the speech of Allah while the letter is flawlessly superior وليس بمخلوق it is not created الله سبحانه وتعالى speech is not created وأن لخلقه the author goes on to say وليس بمخلوق and Allah's speech is a characteristics from his characteristics so when we attribute the quran to him we're attributing a characteristics of him but it doesn't mean that we're attributing to him a creation no and the quran is not created the author says however eloquent that the slaves become and the creation become they are never able to however much it doesn't matter you're not able to come a speech like the speech of Allah and as we know he challenged he challenged the Arabs rather he challenged all mankind الجن as well well inns humans come together all of you unite and come with a surah like it that Allah made the challenge even more easier first he said come with a quran like this and he said no problem come with a surah like it to make it for them for them to understand that this is a challenge that's open and it is open until the day of judgment الله says in the quran الإنس والجن الله says if the jinn and the inns come together they unite to come with the likes of this quran الله says about them they won't be able to come with it even if they support and aid one another in another place أم يقولون افتراه are they saying it out of افتراه just making it up as they go along is that what they try and say there's quranis okay go out and call for anyone besides الله to help you and aid you in this in another place الله says فأتوا بصورة من مثله ودعوا شهادائكم دون الله يكونتم صادقين فإن لم تفعلوا ولم تفعلوا فتقوا النار التي وقودها الناس والحجارة وعدة للكافينين الله says if you're in doubt about this book that we have sent on our slave محمد they come with a surah like it and go and call on to your witnesses and anyone who can help you and support you in this besides الله if you're truthful الله says if you don't do ولم تفعلوا but you won't even be able to do it فتقوا النار فيها دفاية save yourself from the punishment the hellfire save yourself time you're not going to be able to this challenge is something you're never going to come with the likes of it so that's what the author means how is the quran created when no one from the creation can come with that which it's like it إذ هو أمجد the author goes on to say the word أمجد it means السعة والكامال والعظمة when something is complete and it's vast and it's great and the quran as you know it is described to be مجد and like Allah says in the quran بل هو قرآن مجيد في لوحن محفوظ الله tells us الله tells us بل هو it is رادة قرآن مجيد مجيد here means vast this quran is very vast like this vastness that's been referred to here is the descriptions and the attributes that are in the quran are great also other scholars they say it means مجيد أعظم وأجل it is great and it is powerful من أن يأتي أحد من البشري بمتنه لأحد من the creation to come with the likes of it it's too big for them it's a big task it's a job that can't be done so that's why the author chose to mention it in this line of poetry by saying that's why he chose to mention it in that line نعم والعبد يسع ويجهد نحن تستفع that good and evil in their entirety are by his decree while the servant still strives and endeavors the author now goes into saying تواد ونشهد it means it means that we believe and we affirm with unwavering conviction that all of good and all of evil is based on that which he has destined سبحانه وتعالى so this is which is the chapter of what is to believe in the قدر the good of it and the evil of it is to believe in the good of it and me and the evil of it and you all know the famous حديث of جبريل which mentions the أصول الإيمان the foundations of an إيمان the articles of faith what is it that when the prophet asks him about إيمان what did he say أن تؤمن بالله وملايكته وكتبه ورسوله وليوم الآخر وتؤمن بالقدر خيره وشره وتؤمن that you believe in what وتؤمن بالقدر you believe in the قدر the good of it and the evil of it so the قدر is you believe in it some rewayat says حلوه ومره the bitter ones and the sweetness of it you believe in it all of it is from who الله and it enters الله is able to do everything it falls under that أصول الله says قدر المقدورة الله is come on is that which has been destined it is الله is the one who testens and then guides سبحانه و تعالى he mentions when he speaks about the assas the foundation of all good he mentions that the foundation of all good is to know that whatever الله سبحانه و تعالى once he will do and it will be and whatever he doesn't will it won't be and he goes on to saying و تتضرع إليه he says all the foundation of good is to know that whatever الله wills will be and whatever he doesn't will it won't be and that the slave believes with unwavering conviction that the good the حسانات the righteousness is from الله's blessings and you come with gratitude for it and you humiliate yourself and you humble yourself that he doesn't disconnect you from the حسانات and that you also realize that the sins and the harm are from الله سبحانه و تعالى disgracing a person disgracing a destroying a person humiliating a person punishing a person so you humble yourself at this particular point you humiliate yourself in this particular point beg him in a state of humility that he gets between you and the sin and that you request from him that he doesn't leave you alone in doing the good and leave you alone in staying away from the sins because it's something you can't do you don't want الله تبارك و تعالى to let you go about and find the good yourself and you don't want from الله that he makes you free to go out there and stay away from the sins it's something you require from him then the author said but the slave has to strive يسعى و يجهدوا means to strive we believe نعم that all matters all of them is under Allah's قدر سبحانه و تعالى but that does not mean تعطو للأعمال the actions are of no value and that the person forsakes the means no and that you stay away from striving and coming with obedient and righteous actions rather believing in the قدر and knowing that الله تبارك و تعالى he destined everything it necessitates that the slave strives and works hard he comes with جهد و نفس striving hard to stay away from the sins getting away from it and he also what comes with that which he's commanded to come with knowing ما شاء الله كان و ما لم يشاء لم يكن in this line of poetry the author he brought and mentioned اصليني عظيماني two great foundations the first one and they are very powerful ones they are two assets two foundations which are powerful in what في باب القضائي والقدر and that is الإيمان believing بأن الأمورة كلها بأقدار الله believing that everything is based on Allah's قدر while Allah has destined for you whether it be good or harm and also the second which is بدر الأسباب coming with the means the authors combined those two and the messenger عليه الصلاة والسلام is the one who عبد الرحمن ناصر سعدي took from who did this عليه الصلاة والسلام the prophet said احرص على ما ينفعك واستعم بالله strive to that which will benefit you and what seek help from Allah احرص strive على ما ينفعك and that will benefit you you strive واستعم بالله and seek help from Allah سبحانه وتعالى


Welcome back to the 21 convention 2019 patriarch edition of Orlando, Florida Your next speaker is a very good personal friend of mine. I've got to know it for a couple years now Since 2017 when he first took the 21 convention stage at our 10-year anniversary in Orlando, Florida by 20 minutes up the road This speaker is the chief patriarch the keynote speaker of this event He is the Genesis the foundation for why it even exists or one of the major pillars of it He's also the founder of the family alpha and the co-founder of the fraternity of excellence This guy is the ultimate badass red pill father that I know this guy owns fatherhood like no one else and he has some serious competition Without further ado, please help me welcome hunter drew to the stage All right I'm hunter drew and that's all I'm gonna say about that because this isn't about me This is about us Before I dive any further into that I want to give some recognition to the man who put this on Anthony Johnson, it's not one of those things you do because it's the proper etiquette. He invites you you call him out No, this is a man who has Socrates has said so eloquently is very very single This man the stories This man is putting on a convention for fathers for fatherhood for patriarchy Not because he's a father Not because he's a patriarch with lineage under him, but because he knows there's a need for it Because he understands that there's a cry for it because he understands there are men out there We're having an impact on future. He always says, you know, the future is masculine. Well, how do you make the future masculine?  It's wild. Let's dive into why we're here Why you're here. This is about you. I Understand there's a lot going on. I understand we have the meet and greet I get it. You see these guys that you see online the personalities.  It's that guy. What's up? It's that guy.   This isn't just let's get together high-five and do our thing We're here to do work as men as patriarchs as leaders of our clans That is what we do. This is about you. So when you're here understand you have an opportunity To make a difference in your life. You have an opportunity to bring your family to where it is you want them to go It's about you. Don't ever forget that while you're here and having those dinners. Don't leave a question unasked Don't leave a conversation unhad If you want to challenge someone on their points, go ahead and have that conversation You have one opportunity you are here Take advantage of it. That's why we're here You guys came here for a reason do not forget your why at some point you bought the ticket You made the commitment because there was something that drove you to that point hang on to that Why especially when you get caught up in the there's so much going on like the taking knowledge from a fire hose There's gonna be a lot happening, but you're here for a reason you need to hang on to that You need to ensure that that itch is scratched by the end of this week and it's on you to make it happen We can't give you a magic pill the red pill take it. Every life is great. That's not how it works You've got to do work. You've got to find out and come up with the game plan to do work The mantra I live my life by is act non-verbal which is deeds not words You want to be a great father? Everybody wants to have a great family. You want your son to do well You want your daughter to do well? What are you doing to make that happen? That's what you have to ask yourself because it's on you It's on every single man in here to make that happen as you're taking notes Don't just take the notes of hey, that's cool. He said this here's a cool quote How am I gonna apply this to my life? How am I gonna actually use this knowledge? It's about the application the action stop talking about how you want to be a great dad and be a great dad Be a present father in your child's life stop saying you want these things and make them happen live that life Don't wish it into existence There are 15 ish speakers. I think it's 15. There are over a hundred of you You make a bigger bigger impact than we ever could we're already pushing this message We're already living this life, but you have the opportunity to join us on this front. We are that wall We are the ones putting the sound out there. We're sending the signal. We're lighting our beacons. We're saying hey It's okay to be a man. Hey, here's how you can be feminine.  I joined this Convention I appreciate Anthony giving the opportunity for it to be a family. That's my thing. It's been my thing since 2015 That's awesome. I'm living my life your side of it. You joined for a reason It's not just to hear me speak or to hear these men speak We've got a great lineup of gentlemen who will be taking this stage and dropping some excellent knowledge on you But that is not why you're here. You hear it.   Why is it not okay for her to be a little woman? Why are we facing a society where anything masculine is challenged as something being bad? Where are the fathers who are saying no not my son?  You don't deserve it. This is a round table This convention is a round table and we're all peers having these discussions looking each other in the eyes Sharing and swapping notes saying this is what works for me. What works for you? Hey, I tried this and it didn't work. How can how did you figure it out? Could you help me? I've got as much to learn as all of you Every single one of you could teach me something and hopefully that can bring something to the table for yourself That's what this is a meeting of peers a meeting of patriarch sitting at the table saying hey enough is enough What are we gonna do because we're losing ground? We have literal skin in this game No, nobody else has any incentive to ensure that our future is bright They can watch the world burn. We don't have that opportunity We have flesh and blood that rely on us We have literal skin in this game and is on you to ensure that you're protecting it You're setting the example for it to follow because your children will follow your example not your advice You've got to live the message. It's not good enough to say you should read books You got to read books in front of them. You should work out.  Your children do the same They're not gonna do what you tell them to do They're gonna do exactly what it is. They see you doing and unfortunately too many fathers right now Aren't doing what they need to do and that's why we're here To start having this discussion because maybe you are on point Maybe you are dialed in and you're here because you just want to sharpen that sword You want to ensure that you're with other like-minded men just to just to get the camaraderie This shouldn't be a special event. This should be the norm. This should be happening in neighborhoods You should be having your weekly meetings Maybe your monthly meetings at the town hall or whatever hall that you have in your club That should be a normal thing for men to have but unfortunately in this day and age. That's not how it works We're living in a time Where everybody's just split and fractured and everybody's doing their own thing and that's just that's that's death to men We're social creatures. We need other men, which is why we come together like this Build this in your home Build they don't a lot of the men in your lives.  It's easy to be comfortable I believe it was Ryan Stone who said this is the first time in man's history that You've got to intentionally be uncomfortable. You've got to go out of your way to feel this comfort Think about that, but here we are having uncomfortable discussions Last night at the meet-and-greet several several conversations that I had were uncomfortable We were talking about things that are like wow like how do we handle this? How do we deal with that? That should be the norm again You should be having those conversations with your neighbors with your community with your children When's the last time you asked your kid how the day was and actually listened When's the last time you all sat down at a meal for a week straight? You had dinner together every single night It's on you What are you doing to ensure that these children in the dark world who are so desperately wanting something to connect with them? Some reason take pride in themselves. They've got their torch up Where's your flame? Are you are you able to bring that energy? Are you able to bring that fire to their torch so they can light it up and all of a sudden? Hey, I can see this is a dark world, but I can see my eyes have been opened I see what's going on. I see the strings and when you see the strings behind the curtain You see the old man behind the curtain. Guess what the fire and the big head in the Wizard of Oz It's not so scary because you see what's going on somebody's just messing with you Give your children that gift give them that sight light that torch My last speech is called the flame of freedom and I spoke about how we needed to light these fires inside our fellow man Because only a man who was lit and walking through the dark world can light the flame of another So we open their eyes We lit their torches and they've led their sons and their daughters to greater places and after that speech started getting messages Hey Relationships never been better. Hey, my son is all the sudden doing so well in this my daughter's achieving this That's real world change This isn't this Sometimes we get caught up in the we're just gonna have these talks on Twitter We're gonna have these conversations. No, we're gonna actually change things We're gonna change the landscape the things you do the ripples from this event going forward. We've got three days together And those that's gonna expand the horizon because you're gonna go home.  We're done doing this laziness.  Hey, why don't you work out with me and the dad's gonna be embarrassed Maybe he won't care, but hopefully he'll be embarrassed So you know what you're right and now that dad's working out Guess what that friend's friend and that's how it spreads. We have these conversations We live in a world where it is dark yet. We are not going out.  This is the hardest step is showing up the hardest lift in the gym opening the door getting in there You're here Make sure you came here for a reason hang on to that. Why? This was the hardest thing you could have done it'll be more difficult for you to go home and and not do the right thing and not Maintain these connections and not do what it is. You know is right Because in the back of your mind, you've seen the wizard and you're trying to believe in the eyes You're trying to believe in it But you know that you see the strings and you can't unsee that and that's why we're here And that's why I'm dedicating the time I am to this My son he plays baseball He told me that he wants his walkout song to be thunder from Imagine Dragons That's like cool. Whatever never heard it. I listen to it And because the way I think and the things we talk about what it is.  You know, you're the single dad and you just get the kids part-time It doesn't matter what your life situation is right now. You're having a flash in that pan of how many years you've been alive That's cool. You get to see it. You get to learn for three days.  That's just gonna make the sound that people are gonna hear That's just gonna expand the horizon and go over the fields. That's just going to actually make a difference This conversation is great. I enjoy doing this with each of you But as I look at each of you I realize this is how I live my life.   I understand the burden. It is heavy, but that is what we do as men We do hard things. We embrace that we go forward with it Heavy is the head that wears the crown.  Show me You say you deserve a good life Show me It's not enough to want these things. That's not how the world works So I'll wrap this one up with challenging each of you that as you go through these days And this is why I'm really pumped that Anthony allowed me to have an intro Heading forward for every speaker Make sure you have actionable advice taken. What are you going to do with the information given to you by the man who takes this stage? What are you going to do with the man to your left and to your right? When they give you information and you look over and you say, hey, how did you do this? Hey, I'm trying to build that. How are you able to bridge this gap? Hey, I'm having trouble with this You've got an opportunity to open up and I understand we live in a world where it's difficult for men to speak to men Because we don't do it that often. We're so spread out. But the beauty of this thing is we're not confined to proximity any longer We've come together Learn to speak to men like men have those discussions look them in the eyes and say, hey, I'm struggling with this I want to be better. Can you help me? The opportunity will close the window is open The lightning is flashing and it's gonna close and there's gonna be thunder for many of you But those who don't ask the questions and take that opportunity to network to build bonds to get contact information To keep each other accountable if you don't do that.  You are now a example of what it is we do If you leave here and make zero change that means this place does nothing and that's not how it works Write down your notes Have the conversations Get over your ego and and i'm an introvert i'm shy get over it Talk to people if you need to talk to them have the conversations look at the collection of men you have This is wild This is not normal for people to come together to speak in the way that we are speaking and to cover the subjects that we are covering Yet here we are you guys took the step you took the actions Let's go That's all I have


A film in three minutes, Office Space. Hey folks, what's happening? Um, listen, we're gonna need to take a look at your TPS report, okay? Yeah, did you get that memo? If you're anything like 99% of the world's population, then you'll know what I mean when I say work, sometimes, can really suck. And luckily for us, actor, writer, animator, producer and director, Mike Judge, felt exactly the same way when he made his 1999 cult comedy, Office Space. The story follows Peter Gibbons, played by Ron Livingstone, a depressed, directionless, cubicle worker at the American software firm, Inatec, who struggles on a daily basis to endure his supercilious boss, Bill Lumberg, played by Gary Cole. After being hypnotised by an occupational hypnotherapist, who incidentally dies from a heart attack before completing his trance, Peter is reborn and no longer plagued by the hatred of his job, becoming zen-like in his nihilism and quickly moving through the upper ranks of Inatec with zero effort. Office Space's development began with a series of animated short films created by Judge for Saturday Night Live that feature the titular character of Milton Wadams, who would be played magnificently by Stephen Root in the feature film. The many scenes of Peter and his co-workers struggling with the day-to-day doldrums of office life resonate with anyone who has experienced humdrum office work themselves. But thematically, Office Space works as a searing critique of the modern American dream and the management tactics that come with it, such as when Inatec bring in a pair of business consultants to help the company downsize, forcing everyone at Inatec to re-interview for their own jobs. Frustration too comes from the broken office equipment the workers have to endure, as well as joyless birthdays and soulless company initiatives. Friday is Hawaiian Shirt Day. The interplay Peter has with his two most trusted colleagues, Samir Nainanajah and the unfortunately named Michael Bolton end up giving us some of the film's most iconic moments, particularly when Peter steals a malfunctioning printer for the sake of revenge. The film's small budget and poor marketing would make Office Space a box office bomb, but thanks to home video and DVD sales, the film quickly developed a cult following, with many of the character's dialogue and plot devices entering pop culture. Come on, let's go fill out those TPS reports so we can go recharge the power coils. Stephen Root's portrayal of the before-mentioned Milton steals the show whenever he's on screen, mumbling quietly in protest each time his desk is moved or has his beloved swingline stapler taken away from him. Such was the success of the stapler's appearance in the film, that fans petitioned the company to re-issue a red version of their stapler, which they finally did in 2002. The depiction of unhappy workers, arrogant bosses, and cold-hearted capitalism makes Office Space one of the most relatable comedies of the last 30 years. And despite an ever-evolving working environment, which could make large-scale offices one day redundant, Peter's central arc revolving around taking a chance on life and not letting your job completely define who you are will resonate with any viewer. Unless of course, that viewer is Bill Lumberg. Yeah.


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y fast Folding rates why not so why does this start to go down here a bit? The theory doesn't fit the equations. It seems sorry the experiments don't seem to fit the equations So that's kind of related to what we saw in this simulation I showed you to write at some point it's going to take some time for the actual folding to happen There might be some folding intermediates or some rearrangement. So You don't keep going up here. There will be some things that eventually you're not just You're not just limited entirely by the concentration or lack of denaturant But there will be some small interior processes The other thing is that you should be able to explain this When do protein what happens? This is my unfolded state And remember these simple. I think you did some you did this lab in the two-dimensional you looked at energy diagrams, right? So if you have one native state here and then lots of other states up here First what happens if all the these states are higher than the unfolded state? Because by definition you're not going to like to be folded. That's just a polypeptide So the first thing that happens if you now drop these say drop that have been that can happen at high temperature for instance If you now start to reduce the temperatures on these suddenly the native state has lower energy than the unfolded state But there are lots of states up here This is going to be awesome because if you ever go from the unfolded to one of these states You're very quickly going to go back because they're worse And then eventually when you go into the native state, you're going to love it But eventually if the temperature drops too much or something Suddenly all these states are going to start having lower free induced than the unfolded state And that corresponds exactly the thing. I think that this is bad. The packing is not correct here So suddenly you have the fingers packed like that I can't take that state and move it up to have my fingers correctly packed, right? But this is an awesome state. You have some good interactions here and you have some good entropy So for this one now to unfold we have to start paying a penalty I have to break interactions here And I have to pay pay pay pay pay so I go back And then eventually when I go back, I just get stuck in another state Because there were more misfolded states. So misfolding usually happens We have many states that are more stable than the unfolded state And eventually when you've tried this enough times, I might be able to find the really nice folded state I had This is the case where large proteins usually fold much slower. They will fold They will eventually find that state. So it's not necessarily prions or anything But since we keep having so many things that go off the pathway that have to be corrected back, it will take longer to get here And this is where chaperonins help Large proteins that get stuck on the way The chaperonins help bind these misfolded states and push them back to the unfolded state So that they will hopefully then go in the right direction And eventually of course if you end up having two states that are much much lower than the other ones here Then you might have a prion or something, but that's a separate chapter I'm gonna we're pretty much done, but I'm just going to show you one small real example. Yes. Can I take two more minutes? There are some cool things that you can do with real modern examples And this is a protein called NTL9. It doesn't matter what it does But this is a much larger protein. That's like we'll talk of 50 residues This has a folding time that takes about a millisecond But this too has been possible to study in folding at home with completely different form models I want the time to go to describe those models But the cool thing that we can see in modern simulations is that sadly all those curves I showed you have been pure lies A modern protein at a real protein doesn't fold. It's not one-dimensional. You can't draw this as a free energy that it's Single curve and that you have to go through all the states So here the red one might be the multi globular the large the size of these rings corresponds to how large the state is But from the state there are lots of other states you can go to each letter here is a state that they have observed in simulations So this is an entire mesh network is spider's web So that you can the size of the arrow here that says how large the rate constants here So you can see that the dominant folding pathway is to go from a to m to n for native But you can certainly also imagine going from a to g to i to n Both of them happen And depending on what mutations you do and everything one of these might be stronger than the other You can even imagine having something that blocks one of these transitions and then it would take another pathway This is pretty cool because as I'm these types things something that we've never been able to study with proteins before And it might very well be that protein folding is really in general And how efficient the protein folds is really determined by the connectivity of these states If you have lots of states that are connected in lots of ways Those four states are more likely to be on the folded pathway Lots of fun research. I can upload this paper on the website too. Oh, and that reminds me. Sorry. I forgot to upload the slide copies I'll do that too after lunch So in this case you have two folding pathways The larger proteins are the more pathways they appear to have And for these proteins you actually start to see it in the simulations. I'm not going to show the The video, but I can do a link to it. They start to have a little bit of the Nucleation condensation folding rather than pure diffusion collision So that as we move to larger proteins the theories actually fit much better What this means You can think of this temperature is in another way that what happens really at high temperature The reason why we don't fold at high temperatures is really that the entropic resistance becomes too large We lose too much entropy And the reason why we don't fold at too low temperatures is that the entropic resistance is suddenly too small And that just means that we get trapped in the local in the closest local energy minimum And then we don't have enough entropy to get out of it I'm not sure how useful it is to think of it that way I think I will stop there. Um, it's just one funny slide that I got from Michael. Um, I like to use Remember that I spoke to you about all these protein folding in vivo in vitro This is not so much a questionnaire result, but a fun way to think about it You had DNA from RNA to protein to folder protein, right? If you start to see what happens in life You all know how to get from DNA to RNA. How do you get from DNA to RNA? Yes, t to you, right? Agc, t to agcu It's not particularly hard to write a computer program to do that This is an insanely complicated biological problem With all these different states and everything involved And then the RNA to protein. Well, let's just triple let's write the DNA the genomic genetic code You could write a computer program that does this in 10 minutes That's a ribosome factor. It's an insanely difficult problem too On the other protein sequence to folded protein That is insanely hard to do in a computer Basically, don't try to do it Trivial in nature. Just find the free end I'm not sure why but it's a pretty fun way to look at things and this course also somehow related to the difference between physics and bioinformatics Overall, it's good to focus on the it's better. Whatever you do in life and work Try to stay in the green squares rather than in the red Um, and I'm not kidding there like it's surprisingly how common it is for people For instance, try to fold proteins with brute force It's not a particularly good way to try to predict something unless you absolutely need to And same thing here understanding exactly how this happens. Well, it might be interested as a Problem, but in practice, you're just going to predict that just use this in computers is that much easier That's all I had for it today. Um, this covers books chapters 90 to 21 Most 1920 actually, I think and then we have a bunch of static questions for you And that's pretty much all I'm going to say about kinetics This is a lot of physics. So my plan is that tomorrow to I'm going to take a fairly long discussion in the morning and try to go through this But read up as much as you can and then we'll talk about it And then I will probably spend the second half of the lecture tomorrow talking a little bit about free energies and things You're going to do in the labs Because now you know it's free energies in theory. The question is how do you measure them in practice? Do you have any questions?


Hi guys, it's Alex. Welcome back to my channel. I am so happy you clicked on this video. I personally love watching what's in my bag videos and I thought I would do one today. If this is the first time you are seeing my face on your screen, make sure to click that subscribe button and I would love it if you joined me on my YouTube journey and also turn on those post notifications and this would definitely not be a self promotion if I didn't shout out my Instagram. So make sure you are following me there. Let's just get into what's in my bag. So this is my bag. It is a Louis Vuitton Never Full M.M. the medium size and it's in the Damier bean print and it has the nice pink rose ballerine interior. I'm just obsessed with this bag. If you want to see me going and shopping for this bag, I will leave that linked down below so you can check it out. It was my first time shopping in a luxury store and it was just such a cool experience. I have a bag organizer. I'll take it out and show you guys. This is pretty much what my bag looks like on the inside. I kind of just wanted to show you an overview so you can kind of see what I keep in the bag and like what it looks like on the inside. I know that at least I like to see people's bags when you're doing what's in my bag so it's not like you're pulling things like out of the frame. So I'm going to keep the bag here. The only thing that I don't keep in the organizer that I throw in between the organizer and the purse itself is my ID for work and this is pretty much it. I have this black lanyard. So that's the only thing I really keep not in the organizer. So I'm just going to take out the organizer so you guys can see this. I hope this is recording. Okay it it's been so long since I filmed a video like this. Guys it's not funny. So this is the organizer and I love this organizer because it doesn't make your purse boxy. It keeps the shape of the bag which I really really appreciate. This kind of pinches in. It's not like the totally box. There's some organizers that are a legit box and it makes your bag look kind of ugly. So I absolutely love this one. If you want to get this it doesn't have to be for like a Neverfull or Louis Vuitton bag. You can put it in any tote and I highly recommend it. It comes in like a lot of colors. I also love that it matches the rose ballerine perfectly. I was nervous that the pinks weren't going to match but I'm just really glad that it matches. Starting from the front I have my keys and I keep my keys in this like front pouch of the organizer because it's just really easy access to like grab your keys. I could keep it in this main compartment but like I just don't really want to do that because then I would still be like rummaging for my keys and I don't want to be doing that. So I keep it in this a front little slip right here as you guys can see. So I can just grab it out. The next thing I have in this front pouch thing are like cards and stuff. So I have like anything flat. I have these two copper closet like $5 off coupons. Then I have a Dennis coupon and a $10 bill. And then in the front pocket I just have my AAA card which I have one of these. I guess I have two AAA cards because I have one in this pouch. And then I have this Topgolf a little membership card. You get one every time you go to Topgolf. It's a really fun place but I highly recommend you go with a group of people or it will become super expensive. Then next like I'm going to go like front to back. So the next thing that's like in this organizer is these two pockets. These two pockets. I don't know if you guys can see that because I cannot see it from where I'm sitting. So the first pocket is just my phone. So again really easy access. I could just stick it in the front here and then pull it out when I need it. Then I also have my birth control pills which is in this nice cute little pouch thing. It actually came like this, kind of fancy. And then I have this little note card where I was kind of like sketching some designs because there's this like contest at my job for redesigning the logo. And then in here I have my business cards and like a gift card and just like cards in general and cards I've designed. I've designed my own but anyway. So I have like some of my cards and some of other people's cards in here. And then I have a Tylenol packet and then I have this really cool thing. If you have a cold this will act instantly. I got this when I was at Disney and it gave this to me and it got rid of all my symptoms. So I've saved this. It's probably like bad now but it worked wonders when I was feeling ill and stuff. So then the next thing is this big main compartment. This is like the big hole. So that was like these two pockets and now we're gonna get into this big hole which is not a lot of stuff in the big hole because I don't like a lot of stuff in my bag. So I forgot to add this but I wanted to say that I carry my vlog camera and little tripod in this when I'm not at work. So that wasn't in there because I had just gotten back from working. So my vlog camera's in there. It's the G7X. But the first thing is my Ray Vans. I'm gonna set this down really quick so I can show you guys. I just have these like hexagonal Ray Vans. You've seen them like a million times if you like watch my other videos. And then I have this soft glasses case because when I use the pouch which I'll get to in a minute I like to put my sunglasses in here so they don't get scratched because the big case won't fit in the pouch. I'll show you guys. And then next I have an umbrella and yes an umbrella actually fits in here. It's really compact and like really convenient to have. Florida is like so crazy and sometimes it just starts pouring rain so it's always good to have an umbrella with you. And then I have this notebook. It's literally my like everything when it comes to notes and paper and whatever. So it's nice to have. And then I have my planner. This is the WTF planner which I think is really funny. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday.  I don't know if you guys can see that but that's what the planner looks like. I love this because it looks like a book and it doesn't look like an actual planner. And then getting on into okay well I keep a little reusable cup here from Starbucks and it's perfect guys because I'll show you the organizer but the cup fits perfectly and it doesn't like move around as you guys can see because there's like a little pocket here specifically for cups or anything I guess round. I guess a glasses case could fit in here. And then I have this pouch which this is what I was talking to you guys about. I take this when I'm just going into the store real quick and I don't want to take this big bag in. I will just carry this and it has I always keep my wallet in here. So I have my wallet in here and then sometimes I use this eyeglasses case to put in here in my keys and phone. That's pretty much what I use this for.  So it's like you're getting two bags for like a really really expensive price. So I have my little pushet in the back here and then I have my cup like I just mentioned. So that was pretty much everything in the front as you guys can see. So now we're going to move into the two back pockets. So this one pocket here I only keep my headphones so they don't get tangled and I wrap them up like this and kind of like a circle. And I only keep them in here and that's the only thing I keep in this pocket because I don't want them getting tangled up with everything and I want them to be easy access. The next pocket I have here is a pen and a pencil and then I have sticky notes. That's pretty much everything in here and this pocket is just feminine products. It's feminine products and Tylenol in this little baggie because I never know when I'm gonna get like a headache or something and I might need that. But like if I was gonna travel or something since this part like zips I'd probably put like my wallet or anything like my passport or anything of like high value or like I don't want someone reaching in like grabbing anything. I would definitely put it in this pocket because it zips or I would put it in the pochette because the pochette attaches to the bag which is really really convenient. But I'm gonna give you an overview of the organizer. As you can see these little black things here that is velcro because there comes a little pouch in here. It's kind of like it's just like a insert that comes in here. It did come with it but I don't use it because I don't like it. So I just keep all my other stuff here not the little pouch thing and the pouch thing does have a zipper. So if you click the link and you check out this organizer you'll see everything that comes with it. But as you can see it kindly folds like this so it doesn't make your bag look like a box. That my friends is everything that's in the bag. I honestly am trying to keep this bag like nice on the inside. That's another reason why I got the organizer because I didn't want this bag to like become really really dirty on the inside. I don't actually keep anything in this pocket. There's this flap pocket here as you guys can see. I don't keep anything in it just because the organizer holds so much. There is a little d-ring here and that attaches the pushet so if someone were going to like steal something and if it's in the pushet it would be attached so it would look like this. So it's like a little embilicon cord for your bag so you don't have to worry about like you know someone taking something. Because one really bad thing about this bag is it's like security features. It's not very like secure but honestly there's so many like things like the pouch, the zipper pouch back here, the pouch here and like in my there's a zipper thing here and there's a zipper thing insert. So there's many ways to keep things that you need protected protected but anyway this bag holds so much. I highly recommend it. If you're looking into like a luxury purchase I highly recommend the Neverfull because it's just like timeless and you actually get another bag with it and my fluff ball is either from Nordstrom or Bloomingdale's. I can't remember but Sherry got it for me because I kind of begged for it when I saw it. I was like I really like that but it was like years and years ago. It used to be on my Juicy Couture bag but I decided to put it on this beauty right here because I felt like she needed a little pizazz. I really want one of those like bow things. What are they called twillies or something? I don't really know but people put them on the little strap here and it's like a bow that like kind of hangs. It's like a ribbon almost. It's very classy looking. I really like it but I don't know if that's in my future or not because they're kind of expensive. That is everything that's in my bag and it's all on my bed now. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Give it a big thumbs up. Comment down below what type of bag you have or what type of bag you want. Don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye.


This time, we're going to start with some numbers in the two's complement format, and we're going to see what they look like in decimal. So my first number is 27. If I write this in binary, it will look like this. Since the first bit is a zero, that means that this is a positive number. So I can just read off the bits, and that will be the magnitude of my number. In this case, I have a 32 plus 7 gives me 39. And that is the value of my number in two's complement. 27 corresponds to 39 in decimal. For our second example, we have FFDA, which looks like this in binary. In this case, our leading bit is a one. That means that we have a negative number here. So I can't just read off the bits. I need to apply the two's complement operation to this number to get a positive representation. Then I can read the bits from the positive representation. So our two's complement operation says that I should flip all of the bits and then add one. So I flipped all the bits. Now I need to add one to this. So there is the positive version of FFDA. Now I've got 32 plus 6, that gives me 38. But since I had to apply the two's complement operation, this is a negative number. So FFDA corresponds to negative 38 in decimal. Our third example is one C. And that looks like this in binary. Because the leading bit is a zero, this is a positive number. So I can just read off the value of these three bits and that will be my solution. So I have 16 plus 8 plus 4. This gives me 28. And since the leading bit was a zero, this is a positive number. So I get positive 28. My last example is FFC3. If I convert that to binary, I get this number. Because the leading bit is a one, this is a negative number. So I need to apply the two's complement operation to get a positive number that I can read the bits from. Two's complement operation says flip all of the bits and then add one. So I'd have a zero here, zero plus one is one. So there's the positive representation for FFC3. Now I've got 32 plus 16 is 48, plus 8 is 56, plus 4 is 60, plus 1 is 61. So the positive representation says that this is 61. But since I had to apply the two's complement operation first, I actually get a negative number. So this is negative 61 in decimal.