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If you enjoy watching Common Ground online, please consider making a tax-deductible donation at lptv.org. Lakeland Public Television presents Common Ground brought to you by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota. Welcome to Common Ground. I'm your host, Scott Knudson. In this two-segment episode, author Michael Muir's lends the insight into his book detailing the teachings of the late Red Lake elder, Larry Stillday. Then hereditary chief Darwin Sumner takes an exchange student from Madrid, Spain fishing on an ideal summer day. My name is Michael Muir's and I have written a book about the words and teachings of Larry Stillday, whose Indian name was Gichimayangan, which means big wolf. He was a teacher, a healer, and a spiritual and cultural advisor for the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians from the community of Obashing, or as many people know it better as, Ponima. The title of the book is Road to Ponima, and the subtitle is The Teachings of Larry Stillday. Well, I've been working for Red Lake as a public relations person for just over 20 years. And about six or seven years ago, I met a fellow by the name of Larry Stillday, who was a cultural and spiritual elder leader from the Red Lake Reservation. He'd been gone for many years and then came back and his family were spiritual leaders at Red Lake from Ponima, where most of them come from. And he had a philosophy about him that I found unusual in the sense that he wasn't talking to just Indians. He was talking to whites out of the colors of the medicine wheel, red, yellow, black, and white. And that struck me as unusual.  He was in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. He would be now 72 years old if he was still alive. He also went through a period of, I'm not speaking out of school here. He was also, I went through a period of alcoholism. Spent some time in Louisiana, married to Louisiana Bell, moved back home and started studying under a former spiritual leader, Tommy, Tom Stillday, who was a, I believe, an uncle of his. And it's Tommy who started getting sick. He would ask Larry to take over his cultural spiritual duties. For an example, Pow House is where he first started out. He just had this different way. He was a teacher somehow. He was more than just a person to give advice on cultural and spiritual things. He was a teacher and a healer. The first time that I recall noticing something really different about him and his approach to teaching, he had what he called a well-briety event which is a way of approaching alcohol recovery, addictive recovery. And he had this well-briety event down at the waterfront here in Bemidji, or as you would say, Bemidji Gamag. He also got the mayor at the time to sign a proclamation, making that particular day well-briety day in Bemidji. And he invited everybody to come and it didn't matter what color, white or red or black or brown or yellow, you know, please come to this. And it seemed unusual because I don't recall ever having an Indian event in Bemidji before that. I never recall it anyway. So I was attracted to that and so I started following him around because with my job as a public relations person, it was my job to attend many of these events that he would be the spiritual and cultural advisor for. And then he would say these things that were almost poetic, chief Seattle-like, you know? People are familiar with the words of chief Seattle. And there was a poetry about them. He had a way of forming an argument that built up and also the way he chose his words. Unlike me, who has a tendency to be a little chatty, he would get his point across in just a couple of sentences. It was really impressive. I can think of one time we were out at the Panema Roundhouse and we had been doing youth camps for cultural and language out there and it's way in the back woods of Panema at a very special sacred place. After this thing was over, there's 50, 60 rambunctious kids between the ages of all six and 12 or 13. And at the end of this thing, he started to speak and the kids just quieted. It was just amazing. And he lectured the elders there, the older people, the language people and the elders. And he said, quit teaching these kids that they've lost something. They haven't lost anything. Their culture and their language is contained in the land. I don't know, he just said those kinds of things that we haven't lost anything. Nobody is coming across the sea anymore to hurt your children. We need to rediscover who ourselves in order to heal and you talk about balance in your life, the emotional and mental and spiritual and physical, saying they're integrated, they're all one.  If I claim this property here as my land, if I claim this as my land, it seems to me that I also claim its history. And there's so many people in the city of Bemidji that think that history started in Bemidji in 1895. And the people in Minnesota think that history started in 1858. And the United States thinks that history started in 1976 and the pilgrims before them and Columbus, good Lord, before them, you know, that that's when history began. But there were people here for thousands and thousands of years and they had a culture and they had a language and I might add that the Ojibwe language is probably one of the most complex languages in the world. You can conjugate verbs 64 times, 128 times you can conjugate verbs. It's just incredible the language. I don't expect to ever learn it, but I try. But anyway, if we claim this as our land, then we also claim its history, all of its history. And if we claim that history, I think that we also should respect and maybe even celebrate the culture of the indigenous peoples of this land. They've lived here. They know where the spirit is of this land. If land is related to nature and nature to God, then they've got something to teach us about this place that we live and the sacred spots. And they've got things to teach us about the animals and the plants and they do. I mean, there's medicines, these plants, that a lot of the medicine people don't want to share with us and one of the reasons why they don't want to is they're afraid when Santa's going to come along and put an iron patent on it or something. So, I don't know, I think there's a lot to teach and that's what my approach is with the book, is that he's talking almost like a psychologist, kind of psychology and spirituality kind of mixed in together. I think it's a really good message that he puts out there. It's not only the four aspects of your life that need to be balanced, but he uses the medicine wheel, which is the four quadrants and very deep, many, many layers. He used that to teach. He turned 70 years old on the 14th of May, 2014 and he died on the 20th, six days later and then he had another one of his healing lodges scheduled for the 10th of June. I'm very much looking forward to that, but it never happened. One of the most surprising things that happened when I started gathering all my material that I had on Larry, all his words and teachings, is that I ran across something that doesn't surprise me that I did at all, is I asked him at an earlier day, three or four years before he died, when I first started realizing what a great teacher he was, is I asked him, can I write about this? You know, because for an example, you don't shoot pictures during spiritual ceremonies on reservations with Indian people. So I wanted to ask, can I write about this? Can I write about your teachings, which many of them are very cultured, some of them spiritual, can I write about this? And he wrote me back and he said, well, you know, if you think this will help people, go right ahead. And then I sent him three things that I had written about Ojibwe culture. And he wrote back and he said, wow, I've never read those before. I can't quote him exactly, but he said, words to the effect that he really liked it and he thanked me for being the messenger of the teachings. So when I found that, I thought, well, hey, I can do this. I've got his permission, you know. And I kind of felt like I did. I could almost feel it. And that's in the forward. One of the biggest problems I've had was finding all this information that I had on him. I had emails from him. I had the stories that I'd written about him. I'd just taken notes. Sometimes he'd start talking about the wolf or something. When the wolf unstarted, he'd start talking about the wolf. I was writing and then finally I bought myself a tape recorder because he'd say these far-off things. I asked his wife one time. I said, did he talk like this at home? She said, no. He just seems to flow from him when the time comes, when the time is right. He's just a very impressive person. He touched a lot of people. He touched many more people than I'd ever imagined. But I had to put it together. And one of the other things, probably half the book, is made up of PowerPoint teachings. What he did was he took these teachings, and this includes the teachings of the seven grandfathers, which is seven virtues that he would talk about and each is represented by an animal, and then, of course, balance in all parts of your life. Bringing that all together, and then deciding how it ought to work together, was not tedious because I found myself learning. I was feeling bad because he was gone and I wasn't being taught anymore. But as I went through these PowerPoints and all these stories that I'd written about him and all the stories that I found about him and I even found some film that I transcribed. KTCA did, he was in the language revitalization, revitalization that KTCA did out of the Twin Cities public television. So I transcribed that as well. All putting that all together took me hours and hundreds of hours, I'm sure. I didn't try to document how long, but it took me a year. It was fairly regular working on it. When the book comes out, folks would like to pick it up and read it. It was done by a local publisher called River Feed Press. He's got a Facebook page, he's also got a web page, and if you just put River Feed Press in your search engine, it'll come up. But it'll also be available on Kindle. It'll also be available from Amazon. And there'll be various bookstores that this publisher has got here in the city of Bemidji and actually all across northern Minnesota that handle his books. I see importance in the teachings that he had. And I see it even more now that he's gone, which is what happens oftentimes. You realize, oh wow, this guy was really a great teacher. And you knew he was a good teacher at the time, but when he's gone, you realize, oh wow. And I'm hoping that people will get something out of it and make a better world. Little by little, we all do our little part. During the summer of 2016, my friend Darwin Sumner invited me to film him and a family with a foreign exchange student from Spain fishing at a pristine lake on the Red Lake Nation. So I drove from Bemidji up 89 past the casino to meet Darwin and this family where they were purchasing their licenses. From the courthouse, we were off to a stocked lake deep in the forests of the Red Lake Nation. Darwin prepared his boat and the family for a morning on the water. My name is Darwin Sumner. I'm from Red Lake, Minnesota. My taxpayer name is Darwin Sumner. I'm from Red Lake. I'm a redditary chief. I come into the redditary chief last March when my father, John Sumner, senior passed away and I got to take over for him as eldest son. Last summer, we took a special young man named Joaquin fishing with us. Joaquin is from Spain and we took him up to Red Lake and did some trout fishing. Ready? Ready to go. The plug-in? Huh? The plug-in? The boat? Did you put the plug-in? No, you better reel it back in. We just did it. So my name is Joaquin Gonzales-Divarren. I was born in January 2002. My mom is Ithiari Divarren and my dad are known for Gonzales. Last summer, I went to Minnesota as an Australian student and I went fishing to Red Lake and it was one of the best experiences of my whole life. I highly recommend it. Where are you at? Where am I at? And how are we doing the interview? So I'm in my house in Spain, in Madrid and you are in Minnesota and we're doing this by Skype and we're recording this. So, you know, you can do interviews through all around the world. If you want to come enjoy the great outdoors in Red Lake fishing, they have to be with a tribal member. The tribe has several guides that they hire but the main most important thing is you've got to have a Red Lake member with you who's a registered guide with the tribe in order to go fishing. So, bringing Joaquin up to Red Lake and him being from Spain, we got a little part of the world up in Red Lake and it's our reservation so it's just a little small part we got and we want to share that with people no matter where they're from. Just showing them around Red Lake showing some cultural stuff and where we're at and who we are do a little fishing, have a little fun and share some stories with each other. When they told me we were going to go fishing with Joaquin and with his friends I was told so many stories about them that he's so nice to kids but he teaches very good to kids and that he's our great person. My experience with Joaquin was you know like with any other kid, you know it's just kids are the same no matter where they're from we all want to have fun, learn stuff so I brought my grandson along to help me out a little bit and my grandson's name is Landon and I taught him how to fish and I asked Landon to teach Joaquin and the other guy how to cast so when we're out we wouldn't have hooks flying around and he didn't fit right in with us and he took up the fishing you know no time but I think he got the first one actually so we're going to try to kind of change up some hooks out here We picked a good day we couldn't have picked a better day to go fishing that day it was sunny out and no bugs once you get out on the water there's no bugs the wind picked up a little bit after a while because it was a little hot but fish were biting really good I think we caught like 30-some fish it's clear that water is all the way down to the bottom still guys that's just beautiful do you have water that clear in Spain Joaquin? nope I didn't think so to go fishing with my host family was a great experience all those sites it was a great thing you know that lake with clear waters and with all of those priests around and it was very nice with no buildings it wasn't air polluted and it was very nice now with that experience I got to know what pollution was doing to all the forest near here and in Minnesota and everything because I'm a boy scout and I get to go like one time each month to the morning and I know pollution is doing very bad things to our planet it's great I love the lake it's very very nice and I have a great opportunity to learn how to fish very well he got up there we went in the woods and he was saying wow there's been way out in the woods like this seems like he had a good time with like the nature aspect he was asking a lot of questions about the woods and the people and the land we're at he had a good respect for knowledge of nature it was very nice I went fishing one time in the states but I didn't catch anything Landon what is it like to teach your new friend Joaquin how to fish very fun feel like my teacher now yeah Landon did a good job with Henry and Joaquin Joaquin was asking Landon a lot of questions as we're doing a whole film and Landon was more than happy to share his two cents Landon's been at it since he's been two years old and I didn't teach him that one day I asked Landon who taught you that so he learns a lot from in-fishing stuff like that but he was really proud of himself for helping out Joaquin I was really proud of Landon like a grandpa should right we're going to try some butter worms butter worms take that hook off of there please we had Joaquin fishing for rainbow trout and brook trout and it's a very simple technique it's just a plain tungsten smallest jig you can get with a little butter worm or wax worm on it and maybe some cut up earthworms and we were fishing pretty deep that day because it was kind of warm and we started off shallow but we found one biting there and we moved out to like 30 feet in that day okay real let's go Landon let's land it hold it for a second it's not too fast I'll tell you there you go this is a fish oh my god hey there you go look at this fish put the bail good job I'll give you five we'll get the camera out here we gotta show your first fish when I first like failed that there was a fish in my hook I thought like it can't be real Joaquin come over here come over here over there by Darwin there good work you guys you think it will be like more hard but it's very soft and you get to real real real and I started doing and when I got the first fish I thought it was a very it was going to be a very very small fish but I think it was the biggest one I ever caught so what's it feel like to have caught a fish it feels awesome what were you doing when you caught him fishing I was just getting up and down the fishing rock jigging it's called yeah jigging did a good job you see how they kinda just hit and start reeling and they pretty much hooked themselves coming up good job Joaquin and you're from Spain now what kind of fish do you got in Spain not much really in Madrid we don't have wow that's a pretty famous place okay let's try to get another one shall we Joaquin caught a fish and he was all excited you can see the kids you know they get all excited they start really trying to get that fish up as fast as they can but you know sometimes it doesn't work you know sometimes they fall off but that's all about fishing see how slow that is then the boat moves and then we kinda get to different depths so just leave the line right there Joaquin I remember him saying like wow that's the biggest fish I've ever caught you know that's the first fish I've ever caught so that kinda makes everybody feel good in the boat about helping somebody else learn how to catch a fish most times from my experience once you get a kid fishing he's hooked he's gonna come back out and fish tomorrow with us so I've seen that bite don't mess with that don't mess with it you had a bite while you were messing with it there you go real everyone? yeah okay easy just hold the rod right there hold steady oh that's a nice one oh my god okay lift it up lift it up lift it around it don't take it to the top look at that one don't run open the bail please open the bail yeah okay that was a big one that's a nice one okay that's a rainbow trout that's a big rainbow trout teaching kids or anybody to fish that's the skill they can carry for a lifetime you know teaching kids especially for me is really important so you know they can carry that onto when they have children when they get to be young adults and have children they can teach their kids to fish that's a huge one walking alright good job goodbye yeah good job awesome to me fishing being on the water it's really a spiritual aspect of it to me spending time out there it just feels good I think the better you feel about yourself and life and that water really has that healing effect on you and where kids actually feel a lot better after a time out on the water kinda wears them all a little bit but still that fresh air is good for them and a lot of times they go home they just go right to sleep but they're always talking about wanting to go fishing again the main thing is that they're out there enjoying the outdoors having a good time and the spiritual aspect of it is what gets me out there and just even catching the fish is just a bonus to get out there you know once you learn a few simple techniques presentations whatever you're uncertain like bass walleyes copies you can pretty much go any place and catch them with the same techniques there you go walking good job man these guys on fire and you're from Spain okay I like it just real don't do anything fast act a nice one when I say lift up just lift up slow lift up slow lift up yeah thank you so much for watching join us again next time on common ground if you have an idea for a common ground piece that pertains to north central Minnesota email us at legacy at lptv.org or call us at<PHONE_NUMBER> to view any episode of common ground visit us at lptv.org we order episodes or segments of common ground call<PHONE_NUMBER> common ground is brought to you by the minnesota arts and cultural heritage fund with money from the vote of the people November 4th if you enjoyed this episode of lakeland public televisions common ground consider making a contribution at lptv.org


Hey guys, Thundee here and welcome to another gaming video this time on the iPhone 12 mini and the iPhone 12 Pro Max, both of these bad boys right here. Now first thing you notice I'm in a different space because I have moved, this is my new office and I will give you guys a tour so it's a bit of a mess right now, this stuff all over the place but let's get into this iPhone video. So there are two new iPhones which you can pre-order today or yesterday, whatever you're watching this video comes out on the 13th. First off is the iPhone 12 mini. Mini is really small, have it in the green color here. It is a small device especially for somewhere my hand size in terms of displays you're looking at 5.4 inches now you're thinking wow that's a really small display and to a certain degree it is a small display but it's still a super red narrow XTR display it's got 1200 nits of max brightness on there. And when you compare this to the iPhone SE 2020 edition that came out this year which that device is 4.7 inches this has a much bigger display because of course smaller bezels taking advantage of the square area you can get more on your screen so if you're thinking of display size alone this is better than the iPhone SE. Now underneath the hood is the A14 Bionic chipset which of course powers all the latest iPhone 12 devices and should give us some great performance. Now when it comes to gaming I was going to give you benchmarks but I could not get exact benchmarks on the iPhone 12 mini because my benchmark application was not ready for iOS 14.2 which is on the mini right now at least my mini on my 12 Pro Max I have iOS 14.1 so thus you can see benchmarks there. We'll get to the Pro Max in a second let's look at some of the gameplay from the games we have so starting off with Call of Duty Mobile showing you the settings guys we started the game playing at of course the max settings with anti-aliasing on and it ran pretty well you can see really smooth that small screen size is still well maximized though I do like the scaling on the screen so the buttons didn't come off huge I didn't have to reset my buttons and I was able to play quite effectively on that though granted larger screen real estate would be nice but it's quite effective to do so now moving over to a game like PUBG mobile played at both max settings of either ultra HD ultra and smooth extreme because of course we can do that with our chipset the A14 Bionic and I got some really solid gameplay as well no slowdowns not whatsoever they both ran well as you would expect so I'm thinking it's probably similar frame rates to what we have on the Pro Max which we'll get to now finally of course is Genshin impact where I maxed it out at of course 60 fps highest settings for everything of course you can play lower we know that most devices can do that but we wanted to see what we can do here with the mini and it was able to play but of course you start noticing some frame rate drops here and there as you watch the video quite carefully and when it came to temperatures it ran up to about 108 degrees when I recorded while making this video the other thing to note is actually it warmed up much quicker that quicker than any other iPhone device I've used within the 12th series where I would say most of the devices in about 30 minutes you started seeing heat rising up as high this took roughly about 15 minutes or so so that is something to take note I will talk about battery life in a second so about 108 degrees probably rent of a high it's maybe 110 but in that high range now let's move over to the iPhone 12 pro max now the 12 pro max is a behemoth of a device 617 inches I do like the screen size it feels actually smaller and bigger at the same time smaller than 11 pro max from last year and then again we have the a14 bionic chipset a larger display and also most likely a bigger battery in this by boy so taking a look at some of the games that we play now of course we played those games at all those different settings and we start off with call of duty mobile which is pretty easy game setting again right there on screen for you we played this and we got some really good frame rates 59 frames per second frame stability we saw that about 99 percent so that was actually pretty good to see we call duty mobile now moving over to pubg mobile where we had two settings for the game we start off with smooth extreme which of course allows us to play at 59 frames per second 99 percent stability again it ran really well and we got some really solid performance on that now when we move it over to ultra hd ultra which is the maximum setting you can get on pubg mobile right now we're getting about 40 frames per second 39 40 frames per second which is typical at standard and same thing we had with the 12 pro and that was really solid performance on there now moving over to genshin impact now of course we played at its max settings 60 fps highest settings for the game as you can see on screen we got 34 frames per second and fps stability was at 40 percent this is much lower than we expected and also you would notice the CPU usage was really maxed out at 154.34 percent gpu is about 85.8 so it really pushed it to the limit and i will have to say that it didn't perform as well as i would expect it i think also maybe it's because we're on 14.1 on 14.2 we'll have to wait and see what that brings to the table but that is what we got for genshin impact and i will test more and longer on my full gaming review now when it comes to temperatures for the iphone 12 pro max our temps actually were similar to the iphone 12 12 mini at 100 100 708 degrees fahrenheit which is roughly our 41 degree Celsius for both devices it ran really hot the only difference here is because it's larger device it actually the heat was well dissipated across the device i didn't feel it as much as the mini so while holding the max in my hand it didn't feel as hot as holding the mini in my hand because of course the mini is a much smaller device now i'm sure you guys are wondering what about battery life now i did sort of a quick test here with both devices within 30 minutes of gameplay i would say roughly with the iphone 12 pro max i lost about 20 battery life playing those games and pushing other max settings while with the iphone mini it pushed closer to 30 maybe even 35 again this is a rough estimate from when i got the devices i will say battery drain was much heavier on the iphone 12 mini than the pro max so if you're looking to game on this quite extensively the pro max is where you should go and i'll say for using it for most of the day just gaming on both devices the pro max battery has now come to 50 percent while the the mini is roughly at around 30 so take it as you will that is not an accurate battery test but giving you an idea of what gaming is like on both devices now in terms of audio the speakers sounded clear and the gameplay sessions they worked pretty well i didn't do a speaker test if you guys want to see that let me know but i want you to just quickly listen to just some of the gameplay from the mini and from the pro max and then we'll round this up okay guys there you have it that is gaming on the iphone 12 mini and the iphone 12 pro max if you have any questions on either of these two devices let me know what would you like to see would you like to hear a speaker test guys i will try and make that for you it's a bit busy right now again trying to set things up and also there's a lot of videos to be made out there also do you want to see a comparison of the camera with the pro max say the while we p40 pro and the ultra if that's something you guys want to do leave a comment down below if you want to pick any of these devices up use the links down below don't forget to like share subscribe and always enjoy your entertainment


Hi guys, this is Jason Zach from Nathaniel School of Music. In this lesson, we are going to explore the basics of the genre reggae and I am going to try and give you some patterns which seem to have worked for me and most of my band members playing different instruments and I have tested this out with a lot of reggae songs especially Bob Marley songs which are very famous as you probably already know. So I am going to start with a very simple comping pattern and then go forward from there with left hand ghost notes, bring in some swing, trying to delay and break up some chords. There will be a lot of patterns so stay tuned till the end. We will also start making some arpeggios happen in both the left hand and the right hand some reggae arpeggios if that is the term for it. So we will start with just chords with block chords in the right hand. We will start with just some left hand simple root and fifth kind of comping and then see how it goes. So before we get started it will be nice if you can follow the lesson with our staff notation midi tracks if you wish and my hand written notes for not only this one but the others as well which keep happening on our page and also don't forget to hit that subscribe button in the bell for regular notifications or hit it at the end or somewhere during the video if you remember. So let's get cracking. I have an interesting chord progression for you. I didn't want to do the standard one 1564 we do that all the time on YouTube and I don't like C major as you know C major on our channel is absolutely illegal. So we will take B flat and see where we go from there and add some interesting maybe a borrowed chord at the end. So I am going to think of this progression now B flat major then we will go to F major so I am pretty much in the key of B flat E flat major and then E flat minor. We could play this first of all with some nice inversions so if you are starting with maybe the root position of B flat you can play F major like this E flat major like this E flat minor like this all using inversions if you feel your inversion knowledge is a bit sluggish you can check out our playlist on chord inversions we leave you the link in the YouTube description. So if I do first inversion of B flat I did root if I do first inversion of B flat F would come here maybe E flat major E flat minor so the chords remember B flat F E flat major E flat minor and then I can what I like is the second inversion around middle C it sits well for my years at least so F B flat D F A C E flat major E flat minor or you can even do B flat F go upper to E flat E flat minor anyway so that's about inversions so good way to start off with your reggae journey is to focus on a little bit of swing divide by four and start focusing on those divisions so if I do one two three four four by four with swing one E and a two E and a three E and a four E and a rather than one E and a two E and a three E and a four E and a which is straight music so swing would be one E and a two E and a that's getting that swing going that's a good feeling now if you're not able to get the swing instantly it's okay focus just on the and so maybe one and two and three and but think of the swing if possible and four E and E and so this itself kind of gets you into the world of reggae tap your pulse probably with your foot on the ground or just move your head and two and three and four and one and two three and maybe snap at the end or something and four and one and four and one and two there we go so this and is generally played especially in traditional reggae music by the guitar player of the band and it's generally done you know very staccato so that's what I'm going to try and do now in the right hand and just catch the ends okay so that you've got your guitar player now covered okay now what about your bass player a bass player traditionally in a band will end up focusing on the pulse so one so you can do that one and two and three and four so just do the ones one and two and leave off the the alternate so you don't have to do one and two you could also do this but then you may ruin the swing you know it will start na na na na na na na na na so there's a fine line in there you don't want to play too fast also because very soon we're going to get the swing which we need for reggae and produce that swing on the piano so give it some air to breathe the and two so let's do this across the chord progression B flat F E flat E flat minor B flat F E flat E flat I'm snapping at the beat which I'm not playing in the left hand just so you know keep that and going said try to swing this can kind of work for a lot of songs for example buffalo soldier in the heart of America not any other Bob Marley song stir it up a little darling and steer it up oh come on baby oh maybe I know my no cry everything's gonna be alright everything's gonna be alright oh yeah that was that Jason Maras song I don't know what it's called I'm you might know but some of these songs just hit you because reggae is a very famous pattern it's used by artists who don't even call themselves reggae oh you might just end up coming up with the reggae bridge or reggae intro or a solo in your in your song so now that we've got that pattern under the belt let's now bring in some flair and a lot of variations so let's see where we can go from here the next increment would be just to add a fifth at the E of every alternate beat in the left hand okay I'll break that down for you and we need to play that E as a staccato one and two one and this is where now you have to start dividing by two by four so one and two and four and one and two and three and you get some serious reggae going two ways to get this fifth you can either whack it up top okay this is the true fifth of the chord the perfect fifth it has nothing to do with the right hand inversion inversions in the right hand are just for convenience while in the left hand you're playing the true root which is B flat and the true fifth which is F so without that flavor one E and two E and three E and with the flavor one so if you want to get the music to flow sort of like a boat sailing you can go you can alternate between your staccatos and legato in the right hand not just only staccato because the left hand's giving you that excitement here and there you could elongate the right hand so the combo of legato and staccato is very very important and for piano players you're almost never using your pedal your sustained pedal for this genre at least i'm not be all right everything's gonna be all right with the chord progression B flat F E flat E flat minor B flat F E flat and E flat minor okay so we call this you could also call this the ghost of the E because the E is very short it's the one with playing the root which is the the point the main focus now we can alternate in the right hand we don't have to just play one knee and why not do and a and then and one knee one knee and so i'm clustering that and in the and alternating next beat i'll not do and i'm not going to do one knee and two E and three E and i don't want that busyness rather i could do one knee and and one knee and two E and and one knee and two E and three E and four E and okay i can flip that around now and do and and then uh and uh of the next alternate beat one again this ghost of the E is a nice flavor one knee don't forget to swing okay so either the and and and or and and and in the right hand the left hand either plays just the one three or as the one knee and two E and four E so two E and four E okay now to make things a bit more interesting we can start bringing in the chord tones of the chord in the left hand right now we were doing and two we're just doing the fifth so what's the third of B flat D you know one knee and you can do things like or and two E and this is more authentic i think to reggae one knee and two E the earlier one was more dancy reggae the which sounded like you're getting a little threshy over there but now something a bit more authentic so i think at least one more old school still swinging now we have a lot of the chord tones okay let one knee and two E and E and in the left so basically what we were doing in the right hand has now come to the left hand another interesting thing you could do to create a reggae bass groove something a bit more traditional would sound like so let's break that down one knee and two E and a three E and a four E and a one knee and a two E and a three E and a four E and then so that's one five three one octave in terms of the chord degrees so let's bring that together in the right hand which is playing the usual and we've done this earlier right and and no need of anders and all that just let's focus on the left um minor back to the loop don't miss the pulse and don't miss the swing and the two and the three and the four and the one right so i'll play you the right hand arpeggio pattern and then show you with some left hand incrementation so pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa so one knee and a two E and a you can also block it with arpeggios in fact just that sounds reggae to me the bass can just provide some bass support you can just do the roots but don't just hold it maybe comp it or alternate it with the fifth there we go start slow and then gradually move forward right but even at the end of this lesson if you've got that swing feel if you can get that and if you've got the left hand to kind of do the ones give up the two alternate beats and then slowly sneak in the ghost of the E that itself should be a great start i've just given you a few more just to help you maybe equip you with the tools to maybe punch above your weight so to speak right guys so we've covered a few reggae patterns hope you found the lesson useful get out your bob miley playlist and start playing along right now and don't forget to get yourselves the notation with the patterns we've put it out there and my hand written notes that would help supplement your learning cheers catch you in the next one and don't forget to hit that subscribe and turn on the bell icon for regular notifications


Okay, so I told you I would look at this problem, basically you have three light bulbs hooked up in a situation, no, it's just two light bulbs, I thought it was three, okay, it's just two, well that makes it a little bit easier, that's fine. So there's some battery, it's three volts right there, and then we have two light bulbs like that. And so the light bulbs I've drawn in the conventional resistor style, since that's what they are, but we could really think of it like here's the normal wire, and then the filament's like a really thin wire of different material like that, that's all it is, it's just a really thin wire made of tungsten, okay. And so in this case we're going to assume the contribution to the change in potential due to these thicker wires is negligible, all that matters is the thinner wire, is this two bulbs, yeah, okay. So the first question says, you know what, if you measured the current in these different locations what would you get, okay, so if I measured the current, let's say right here, right here, right here, and right here, okay. Well let me call this I1, I2, and I3. So we have the current, first of all we have conservation of current. So if this were a water pipe and there's water going through here and it splits, some of it goes through one light bulb and some of it goes through the other, and it comes back, these two have to be the same, you know, think about what if they weren't, what if this had 8 electrons per second and this was 10 electrons per second at that point, then where would those extra electrons be coming from? I don't know, there's no other thing that would make that not the same, okay. It's one loop, you have to have the same electrons per second, which is current. So these two would have the same value of current. The question asked about a compass, if you have the same current it's going to make the same magnetic field and deflect the compass the same amount. Well right here we have a node and so at a node we also know that the current coming in has to be the current coming out. So that means that the current in two has to be less than one and the current in three has to be less than one, and also since this is symmetrical the current in two and three has to be the same as each other, but they're both less than wire one. Okay, that was the first part, the first real part. The second part asked about charges, I'm not going to do that. Let me do the next part that you probably had trouble with and that was they give the filament length and the filament radius and they asked for the electric field here, they called this A, B, and C, so I called it E1, E2, and E3, they want the electric field in these three locations, I think that's what it was, three bulbs, wait this is three bulbs, oh in the three bulbs they had two circuits, okay they had another circuit like this, okay and this is what we'll call another one. What about the deflection in this one, is the deflection going to be the current deflection due to this current going to be more or less than that one, that's a good question, if this is the same battery then think of it in terms of the loop rule, right, if I do E.dl along that whole thing then this piece is going to have to have the same current as that because I could do a loop this way and I could add up the voltages which I'm going to do in a second and I would see that this current is going to have to be the same as that, that means that the current here is going to be greater than the current here because this current is going to be the sum of those two currents so it's going to be greater than just one bulb by itself, okay but let's find the electric field, I'm going to do this one first and then I'll find the electric field in those two cases next, so right here let's say that they, this is really like that and this is four millimeters long and then they give a radius of six times ten to the negative six, r equals six times ten to the negative six meters, okay so in this case let me apply the loop rule, so the loop rule says that as I add up the change the potential around this whole thing it has to come up to zero so I get zero equals, if I go across there I'm going to get a plus emf and then I'm going to have, the electric field is going to be going down that way so in here I have an electric field so the, and the rest I'm going to assume is negligible so here I'm going to get minus e times a length because that's a constant electric field over the length of that filament that's what I get so how would I find the electric field? Well I'll just go the electric field is going to be emf over l so that's going to be three volts of the three, two, one point five volt batteries divided by the length of four times ten to the negative third meters and so I get point seven five times ten to the third volts per meter and that's the electric field in here, okay, that's it. Now if I do the loop rule here I'm going to get the exact same thing, right? If I do this loop it doesn't really matter what loop I choose if I do that loop it's going to give me the exact same equation with the exact same filament, exact same l, I get the exact same electric field. What about e2? Well I could do, I could do two ways I could do this loop which is the exact same thing or I could do this loop. Let me set up that loop just so you can see what it would look like. If I go that way the electric field is that way so I get minus e2l and then I'm going to go against the electric field plus e1, I'm sorry that's e3 I call it e3l equals zero so here I get e3 equals e2 so it's the same also so they're all the same they're all the same value. I don't need to even use the electron mobility I don't need to use the radius of the thing because I'm getting a phone call. I don't need to use those because it just doesn't come into play they're the same electric field. Okay the last part says how would you find electron mobility if they give you the current of i equals 0.08 amps equals q n a u e find the electron mobility. Okay so this is one this is the charge of electron 1.6 times 10 to the negative of 19th this is the charge carrier density which they give you a you could find this is just going to be pi r squared and you just found e so that's it. Now I can answer my phone call.


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Come on. Oh, dude. This is a good one. That's a good one. Bradley, I got a giant, dude. Man, that kind of hurts. There is too bad, it's right by my chatter bait. Are that chatter, dawg? Just like that. Yo, what's poppin', people? Welcome back to another video. Listen, man. Thank you guys so much for the support. If you're new to the channel, please hit that subscribe button. Hit the notification bell. Also hit the like button if you guys have been enjoying the content. I appreciate the support. I appreciate the love. It means so much to me. And we actually have a giveaway in this video before we even hop into the details. So let's go ahead and run this giveaway. So these are the baits that we're going to be giving away in today's video. I actually have a Speedglide. I have a Crush 50X. I have a Movement 80X. And then a Devine Hybrid Jig, baby. If you guys want to enter this giveaway, all you have to do is be subscribed to the channel. Hit that little notification bell right next to the subscribe button. And also hit the like button on this video. And if you could, comment some video ideas down below, guys. And listen, I'm some serious video ideas, boys. Some serious ones. I kind of want to do something different. I want to try some new things. I want to experiment here and there. So if you guys could help me out with that, drop some cool video ideas down below. Not the norm. Let's try something different for a little bit. So let me know in the comment section down below. In today's video, I actually traveled out to my boy, Intern Brad, over by his college. We actually went fishing or searching for some giant bass and some new ponds that I've never fished before. But this one's going to be a banger. I hope you guys enjoy it. Like I said, I love the support. I appreciate it so much. If you could, go check out the Big Bass Energy merch on the website, kickingtheirbass.com. I'll pop it up on the screen and link down below. Let's go ahead and hop into it. All right, guys. Just got here. Got old Brad right there. And we are throwing a Quake 70. If you guys want to get a discount, I'll pop it up on the screen. We are going to get it started here. See if we can catch some fish. Brad said he hasn't thrown a lipless here yet. He's actually throwing one too. What are you throwing the snatch? He's got like a natural color snatch, which in the fall I'd rather throw natural colors, but we're going to compare them today. We've got a snatch right here in a natural color, and we've got a crawfish pattern and a quake. So I guess we're going to see we're going to cover some water. And if they're not eating the lipless, then we will try a chatter donkey. It's not really deep out there. It's pretty shallow. But I guess we're going to see if we're going to catch them today. I hope we get a couple of big fish. I haven't found a big fishing video in a while, so I'm excited about it. Let's see if we can hook us a hog. His buddy's caught a few good ones out of here, so it could be good. You can do that or we can go to another spot. I'm down to just hop if you want to. You've got a lot of places we could just go boop boop boop. Pond number two. Let's see if we can make it happen. I actually put on a chatter donkey now. I got a divine swim bait on the back of it. I like this side better because you see all this wind. This fish should be munching right here. It's really important to pay attention to the wind. That's going to help out that bite more than you guys know. I've gone out days where the fish are barely biting, but I've actually smoked them just because of the wind. So this might be a little bit better than where we just were. All right, so no bites yet. What I'm doing right now is I'm working parallel to the seawall. It's very shallow up on the seawall, so what I'm doing is I'm casting around 15 to 20 foot off the bank at this angle. I'm working parallel with this, but as you guys can tell, like I said, I'm fishing off the bank. It's got a slight drop off, so I'm trying to see if there's any fish on that drop off that pull up and feed it an ambush bait fish up on the seawall. That's kind of my main goal right now, and I just snagged something. I thought I had one. Hopefully I will get this back. I don't know what I got. Oh, I got it back right there. Interesting. Now we got like this little pocket right here, and there would be a fish or two sitting here. It's just fairly shallow. I wish it was a little deeper. It does drop off out in the middle, but we haven't had any luck out there, so let's keep on covering some water. Dang, Brad. Oh my gosh. Not a big fish, bro. There's a huge fish under that tree. Brad hooked the top of it. He started shaking it. That fish was sitting right there in that shade way up shallow. Look at this.  Really? You got one? Yep. This is a decent one. Okay. That was hooked up, guys, with a decent one. Two pounder with that coming around.  Not as fat as I thought. He's a healthy fish, though. Look at that. Look at that stone. That belly on him. It's about a pound and a half. He ate that thing so weird, man. Really? He didn't. You know how they load up on it, but that one did. Yeah, they just stopped it. Yeah, it just felt weird. Look at that pretty fish.  Beautiful. A pound and a half fish. First fish today, you got to start somewhere. You got to love it. It's a pretty one. Want to get him back?  She's cold, too, man. I'm not used to this, you know, summer to the fall transition, the water temps, cooling off. Drop her in, right there. Okay. That's a good sign. Me and Brad were just talking about her, like, man, they might not want to move in base today. He's throwing the trap. I'm throwing the chatterdunk, but that's what you want to see right there, then you can keep duplicating it. So let's get back in there. So as we were talking, you know, we're fishing the seawall, throwing parallel to it. We got to this pocket, you know, Brad threw up in that tree. That one fish came out from under it, and then there was, yeah, that was not the same. That one that came out the tree was really big, but that's a good little sign to get a bite. And the way he bit it, you know, he didn't bite it good. He loaded up on it, but I almost couldn't even tell it was a bite. Whether there's one fish, there's multiples. So I'm going to make a couple more casts over here. Now what we're going to do, that same cast I just made is where I caught them. So now we're going to start throwing out just like this, covering the water column, covering where it's going to drop off out here and see if there's some more fish. But when you catch one, always make multiple casts. There's definitely more fish around. All right, pond number three. We got a carp right here, twirling and everything. Let's see if we can hook a big one, really want a big one. That last fish we caught, first fish today, it wasn't a bad one. He's fat, fat, chunky, healthy fish. I just want to see like at least like a four or five, six pounder, which I think is possible. He's got to cover some water in the right place right time. What is that carp doing? It's like rolling on his side. It looks like it's injured or something. It's weird. Oh, Bradley, dude, they're feeding like crazy up on that thing. The geese probably scared the fish right here. They're feeding right up on this. Come on. Oh, dude, this is a good one. That's a good one. Bradley, I got a giant, dude. I got a giant, Bradley. I don't think he heard me. Oh, yeah, that's a good one. Oh, yeah, that's a good one. Look at that. That's a three pounder right there. What's that? Three pounder or a high two? I thought he was way bigger, dude. The way that I had him hooked. Look at that, dude.  I know he was like watching. Look at that thing. All right, guys. So Noah just whacked a donkey or high 2.5, 2.7. He's actually really stood. He's a study fish, man.  Is that just stuff on the other side of him? Yeah. He's got like some weird black markings. That's a pretty fish right there. I was just talking to the camera. I was like, we really need that four or five, six pounder. We didn't get that, but that's a solid three number and a beautiful fish right there. Fat and chunky. Saw these fish feeding up on this. We had all these geese fly over. I was, I was afraid it was going to scare the fish. First cast up there, banged one out right there. Hopefully Bradley and I have both throw up there and double up this next time. A pretty fish. Let's get an up close shot.  That was a good one. Yes, sir. There she goes. It's a quality one, man. I wasn't double up, man. They're schooling right up there. So let's see if we can get something.  Watch out.  He was right in front of that. I bet I might catch another one next cast. Watch this. I could probably double up. I got my adrenaline pumping, boys. Let's see if there's another one over here. Right. This is my first cast.  He didn't feel like he was three pounds. All right guys, we are at pond number four. We're going to go ahead and give this a shot. So I actually got the bagel frog out. Brad's caught him on a frog in here, so I'm going to try that out. Try out the chatter bait still. We're just going for some big ones now. We ain't trying for them small ones. I'm going to make a couple casts here. Then we're going to walk around, but there's a cypress tree right here and I really want to get under it. If I can, that's the biggest thing. Hopefully we'll get a big one. That'd be crazy. I have a giant frog blow up right now. I will. You sound confident, Brad. You thought them birds were fish cooling? Oh, I will. Oh, look at them bait fish popping in that grass. You see that? I should eat this. All right guys, we're getting on a frog bite right now. Yeah. This is a little tight area, guys. It's kind of hard to cast.  It'd be awesome to catch one on a frog right now. It's been a minute since I've been on a really good frog bite, so it's going to be legit. I'll catch like an eight pounder on a frog. Wouldn't that be crazy? You're throwing that black and purple one. There's some peck of curls. Peck of curls right there. Like a pack of curls. All right, we were just out there casting that frog around. Didn't really have any bites and have any luck. This cold front pushed in a few days ago. Might have messed up this fish. Bradley said he was catching them last week on it, but we just switched it over to the other side of this pond and throwing chatterdunk around. So maybe we'll get lucky and get a few bites. This looks promising. Oh my gosh, right when I said that. Oh no. God, that was like a two and a half pounder. Right when I said that, man. I haven't had a bite here this whole time. It was like that looks promising. Boom instantly. Right off this pipe. It was like a two and a half pounder. Nothing giant, but that's a good fish.  I could see them. Man, maybe there's another one on this. Hopefully. Gosh, it's been tough today too, guys. Those bites right there hurt, but almost had them on the bank. Just happened to come off.  Yeah, there's a lot right here, boys. You might need to get a slow moving bait and throw it on this. I just had one too. That right there, that slam. Holy cow. I wasn't paying attention to my line. I bet it jumped like crazy. That kind of hurts. There is two bass right by my chatterbait. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. There's another boy. Oh, yeah. What is going on? My gosh. Just made a musical out of that one. Dude, they were right in front of me by this grass. All right. Wait till Bradley hears about this one right here by this pipe, which makes sense. I mean, it does. It does. It makes a lot of sense. All right. Calm down, Noah. It's okay. We're going to catch one. Just got to keep on casting, keep our big bass energy up, keep our confidence high, positivity, baby. Man, oh man, oh man. I'm going to go see if Bradley has a crawl tight on because I'm going to steal his rod if he does. I'm going to set this rod right here. I'll be right back. I lost. I had three bites on the same spot. There's so many fish. Do you have that crawl tight on? No. Do you need to tie that thing on? You know what? I'm going to grab it. You have your keys? You know where that pipe is? Dude, I had one. I was like, this looks promising cast is right here. Boom.  Put that back on. Huh? Put that back on. All right. All right. So I forgot. I actually had a, I brought a crawl rod. I totally forgot. The line on it's not the best. Mock two smash. Mock two smash. What am I saying? Mock two right here. We got this little tiny, it's a speed crawl on there. It's not the best. I only have one of them with me, but I'm going to tell you, we're about to do it to them right here. I'm going to break you. All right. Get ready, Brad. I'm about to do it to them. About to do it to them right here. I don't know what these fish are doing now. I know they're here. I know there's multiple. All right, guys. We are back where we started. Brad is in a tree. I'm going to see if we can get some fish to bite. It's been a tough day. Let me tell you, it's been rough. I think it's cold around that blue in a couple of days ago. Really messed up the fish. So we're going to, we're going to just cover some water and hope for the best and be honest with you. Hopefully we'll snag into a few, a few good fish. Is it a little loose? Yeah, that's one thing I didn't, my reels, I keep them, keep them a little loose. I can get it out if you need me to. That square bill could get them.  Or that chatter don't. Just like that. Dang it, bro. It counts, bro. That counts. I tried everything in my abilities to grab that fish right there. It was the slimyest, slipperiest little boy I've ever seen. I got my rod in the water. I tried everything. It's just not my day, man. Oh my God. What do you got to say about that? I know what to say. I got to process that for a minute. This is the scary part. I was going to go after it, but the whole time, look, I had my camera in this pocket and I was afraid. You know me and Brad's luck. It's not, it's not really great. It's not the best. So I was like, man, I already know what's going to happen. My camera is going to drop in the water. I'm going to be mad. Phone. There's another fish right there. It's Noah luck today. It's not good. Maybe we'll have Brad luck tomorrow. I don't know which one's better. Yeah, I really don't know. I just think it's the combination, Brad. I don't know if it's Noah luck or Brad luck or Brad in Noah luck, but I was an interesting one. Half the time I was thinking about my camera and half the time I was, dude, I was about to do it. I was like, I can't lose this fish. That was a decent little fish, dude. Yeah. It's like a pound and a half to two pounds. I mean, all right guys. So we are at this spot where we started at. Left off on earlier, but we brought back some new guns. We got Gary, the biggest gun I don't even know what to bring.  Look at all these. There's like a school of blue kill right here. So would y'all Yeah, I got him. He got me just a tad. All right guys. So I just caught this one. Stuck me for it. It's good fish. Oh yeah, let's get him back.


So for standardization sake, just like Divinity, I'm only going to be going over the vanilla unmodded version of the game, because we're looking at the game itself and its creator, not the infinite potential of its modding community. This is the special edition of Skyrim, but I'm sure that not much has changed as far as the character creator is concerned. As with most fantasy RPGs, you begin with a handful of races, orcs, elves, humanoids and the like, and you get a little blurb of lore right over here, giving you some backstory and a little info on unique bonuses for each race, like how the Khaji get bonus damage to unarmed attack, or how Argonians can breathe underwater. And then if we go to body, we have sex, male or female, we have skin tone, weight, and a few presets, in case the amount of fine detail options is a little bit overwhelming for first timers, or if there's a look you would like to start out with, that you find in one of the presets that you like. Then for head, we have what are basically facial features, things like scars, wrinkles, face paint, etc, things like that.  So if you want rosy cheeks or a dark forehead, you can find those options here. Next are eyes, which are what about you would expect, shape, color, size, orientation, all those things. Eye brows, again, what you would expect, mouth, similar deal, and hair, again, about what you would expect. And how the adjustments work is that you have these sliders for each different parts of the face, whether it be the mouth high, you know, the mouth depth, you move it forward and back using all these sliders. And that's how it works for pretty much every single option in the character creator, you have these sliders. And it is usable with mouse and keyboard, so yeah. Now, I apologize, if it seems like I went through that pretty quickly, there's just not a lot to go over as far as this menu is concerned. Skyrim's character creator is very basic and to the point. And it's also because, boy, there's a lot to unpack here. First of all, that intro. Before you actually reach the character creator, every time you have to sit through the game's intro, which can take up to about four or five minutes. Yes, you can save right before the character creator to solve that problem, but it's still a problem that the player has to solve instead of having a built-in skip function or something. Not the most annoying thing and you can mod it out. But as I said, vanilla game, it's a tad annoying. And it's not the worst thing, but say if you don't have the foresight to save right before the intro ends, in fact, I forgot to and I intended to for this video, then you have to sit through the expedition dump for another five minutes just to make a new character and finally start customizing. Second, though, there does seem to be a lot of options. It feels as though some are missing, like not in the sense that they were taken out of the game, but in the sense that you feel as though they should be there. Like here's an example, like you may have the ability to change the nose height according to the face. If you want to make it higher or lower, you can change nose length and you can look like the Wicked Witch of the West. But what about nose width, nose size, like I take a closer look at that snout? It's a weird problem that's hard to really describe. But the fact that you can only customize some parts of the face, but not others just kind of feels weird. There's also very little to differentiate your overall head shape in this game. You can adjust and adjust all the sliders. But aside from, I guess, like hair and some of the wrinkles and, you know, colors here and there, characters of the same race are going to feel very similar looking. And I understand that different species share similar features to one another, but again, if you look at us humans, we come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and colors and all sorts of things. I don't think it'd be too unrealistic to expect the same to be possible for other species as well. This is the case for some races more than others. Speaking of which, the same goes for the body. It's very limited. You do have a weight slider, but it's more like a muscle mass. And unless you compare the lowest setting with the highest, there's not going to be a lot of difference in body types. Everyone's going to be around the same height and same build for that race. I know some of the races are shorter or taller than others, but it's very, very unnoticeable and there's no way to adjust it either. Everyone in the game is going to be pretty much around the same height and build. Now, I understand both of these negatives are obviously because there's going to be a lot of equipment and a lot of different characters in the game, and said equipment has to be able to fit on everyone. So the developers decide to have every character just kind of look around the same so that they can spend resources on something probably more important. Still a downside though. Next is the presentation. The game's graphics, it hasn't aged well. And that's not really anyone's fault and nothing can really change it, but yeah, the models are a little bit dirty and not very expressive. There's not a lot of character to these characters. Admittedly, that is a little subjective as you could say that they purposefully made it a little bit grungy to fit this sort of aesthetic and we'll talk about that later, but in my personal preference, it's not great. And lastly, this is a big one and as much as it pains me to say, because I love Skyrim, but the user interface, good Lord. Ooh, there's a lot of work that needs to be done.  Some may think it's easier to navigate on controller and you'd be right, but it's still not a great user interface. That's why I've been using keyboard for the majority of this. Now let's just take this one step at a time. Firstly, the categories are mislabeled and not very well organized, I feel. You would think that face would mean the whole face and cover everything involving facial features, but no, it's the nose, cheeks, and jaw and all other parts of the face are in their own category. You know, the things like the eyes and the eyebrows and the amount of sliders for each category doesn't make any sense either. Why do the eyebrows have their own category? When you only have like four sliders, couldn't you lump in the eyebrows with the eyes? I feel like that would make a lot of sense. And if not because you're worried about cluttering it with too many sliders, then why does the face category have so many then? Couldn't you break it up into nose, cheeks, and jaw and maybe put like makeup somewhere for the cheek and forehead colors? Everything's just sort of everywhere and it gets really confusing, especially head. Doesn't really have anything to do with the head. It's just sort of, you know, facial features, not really the whole head. Then there's actually viewing the character. You can't zoom in or out at all, aside from, I guess, seeing the upper torso when you go to the body category. But you can't really manipulate the camera at all. The only way to view your character at a different angle is to drag their head and look in a side direction and that's pretty much it. You can't really zoom in or out or to a comfortable distance. This face takes up like just a small portion of the screen. I would like to look a little bit closer, if possible. But I can't do that. Next, not only is there not a selectable preview, there is no preview for your options. None whatsoever. So if you want to see what's available for your character, you have to go through every single option to see what it does and see what you like. If I want to see all the different hairstyles or like compare to, I can't. I just have to keep on scrolling to look at the last one and then, oh, I want to compare the last one with the first one. Well, I gotta scroll all the way back to the first one. And sure, you could say it's a little easier on mouse and keyboard, but this is not intuitive whatsoever. And imagine on keyboard and controller, you have to scroll through every option to see what they are. And it makes comparing options really finicky, which brings me to probably the biggest user interface crime that Skyrim has committed against its people. The usability and navigation of this darn thing. You can't see all of the categories and you can't flip between the ones that you want at a moment's notice. You have to constantly be flipping through each and every single one individually. And the same goes for the options in each category. You have to scroll through them if you want to reach the one that you want. On mouse, it's even worse because the slider buttons are so precise that you have to take a few extra seconds trying to grab the darn thing and then sometimes you don't even grab it. There's a lot of wasted space where they could have shown all of the options as well. Maybe rearrange the sliders and text so that you can display more at once. Give us panels to select, numbers to gauge, what option we're on, anything.  Obviously this doesn't ruin the character creator experience, but thinking about the lack of convenience that this character creator gives you, it leads to a lot of wasted time. You don't want the player to waste time trying to figure out your menus. So there's a lot of room for improvement, like a lot. But of course the game does have some good points, right? Well, of course it does. Let's get positive. The character options themselves are not that bad even for a near decade old game. Firstly, there's a lot of options here. Tons of races to choose from and most of them are very distinct. Though I did say it felt lacking. I can't deny there's still plenty of options for you to choose from as far as customizing your character. And similar to Final Fantasy XIV, some people just appreciate having these options even if it changes very, very little. Then there's the style of the game. You may think this is a typical fantasy with elves and orcs and though that's partly true to an extent they do look very distinct and unique. The elves in Skyrim, for example, are very different looking and sort of have their own identity from elves in other media. And though they're not necessarily my cup of tea, I can't deny that they do stand out. And the same goes for the other non-human based races as well. You can play as a furry or an orc that isn't monstrous or a lizard person. I think that's really cool and more games need lizard people. Divinity has lizard people. I rest my case. And though the graphics are a little dated, Skyrim has a very uniquely gritty and semi-grounded style that it pulls off pretty well. And I think some people can appreciate that. And I've been pretty negative so I'll say one nice thing about the UI. It's aesthetically pleasing. It's very clean. I think it looks very nice. The little ornaments on the borders and the edges feels like it fits the setting pretty well with the whole Norse feel of Skyrim. But again, that's going to be subjective. I know that simple minimalist UI is very popular right now and I know a lot of people are a bit tired of it, especially understandable considering Oblivion's UI is just oozing with visual style. But as far as nice looking UI goes, Skyrim's pretty all right. Conclusion. Time is a cruel, Mr. Sun has not done Skyrim many favors. There are a decent amount of options to mess with but the experience of actually messing with them is always so unpleasant. The UI holds a lot of it back. Now of course the character creator is very much lacking in a lot of ways but on the bright side, the wonderful and dedicated community of modders have worked long and hard and nowadays there are tons of mods for just about everything, including tons I'm sure can make the character creating experience much more pleasant. I mean, this is Skyrim after all and it has one of the if not the largest modding community out there for any game. I'm sure you can find a decent combo of mods to make this pretty much the best character creator in the world. I mean, just look at these. There's so many and sexy nude mods. Lots of sexy nude mods. Jesus, that's a lot of sexy nude mods. This has been character creator critique and be sure to vote for which character creator you'd like to see next and I'll see you then.


So YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? What's going on is engraving here with another video and the time right now is 1252 a.m We just came from live streaming the first round of the draft and shout out to all of y'all because we had a lot of fun In that stream This is probably the the most fun that it's ever been Because you know, we've been streaming the first round of the draft for the past Four or five six years and we always have a blast doing it. So I appreciate y'all. Thank you to everybody that came out but man this pick When Raven selected Rashad Bateman, it is crazy because this is the guy This is the guy who I wanted the most and like when when you When you like and I made sure I didn't fall in love with any draft prospects this year because I didn't want my heart broken Like it was last year, but it's like when you This stuff just doesn't happen, man When you you like somebody as a prospect and you think of all the different ways that they could fit with your team And and you just imagine man, what if what if but when that what if turns to is What is what's going down? What happened and who got drafted? It's like wow it hits that much more, man And I love it so much Love it Now with Rashad Bateman with the golfers he One of the things I noticed when I watch film on him is that they do a lot of what the Ravens did with the RPO's They did a lot of that in Minnesota. So that'll be something that's Second nature for him. That won't be a problem for him to get adjusted with it to get acclimated to it at all Now another thing with Rashad Bateman and shout out to my guy Jose from a lunch break hot take because he said it best When because a lot of us clamor for these tall receivers these big six four six five guys And I can be that way myself too But my guy holds they made a really good point and he said it's not about the size of the receiver It's about their play Because some some receivers just because a receiver six four six five. It doesn't mean they play up to their height and With Rashad Bateman, he's six foot six one, but he plays big and that's what we need man Rashad Bateman when I watch film on him one of the things that I liked the most was his concentration He has a very good. He has very good awareness when it comes to the sideline And and he's not scared either. He doesn't play scary ball and I love that from him and He's somebody that after the catch to they can get special they can be special and And he him just like Sammy Watkins or Rashad Bateman also does like Hollywood Brown They have the ability to move both inside and outside So you can have different formations You can call different plays where you can really mix it up and you could truly mix it up Rashad Bateman is the go-up and get it guy He is going to fight for that ball and He is going to do his best to make sure that he wins Now what we said in the stream is something about Rashad Bateman that was very important is that it says a lot About Rashad Bateman where this guy he took off a lot of last season Because of obviously the whole C-19 thing But he was still picked in the first round So what that lets me know and should let you know too and when you look at the numbers you see it But there was that the level of consistency There was the consistency and he showed enough consistency To the NFL scouts and obviously to the Baltimore Ravens where they didn't feel like oh man This guy's he's just gonna be a one-hit wonder They felt like his level of play over the years was good enough to where they just really felt like okay Yeah, he's worth one of our first round picks and they did it. They took him at 27 they did it and This like like the the theme of the song in the intro says man, this feels like a dream It really does Because Because they got my guy man, they got him they really did it And I know there were a lot of other Ravens fans that loved the idea of Rashad Bateman possibly coming to Baltimore and I'm just looking forward to it man. I'm looking forward to it So two years ago they drafted Hollywood in the first round not two years later They drafted Rashad Bateman in the first round. They signed Sammy Watkins But what this means as far as Julio Jones because a lot of people asked about that. What does this mean for Julio Jones? That's over That's over. I After this pic and I said this in videos too Especially the one about the Ravens being interested in Julio Jones. I said over the next day and a half In the next two rounds of the draft First and second round. I said those would really tell us the story on where the Ravens are with Julio Jones And with them their first pick being Rashad Bateman Julio Jones that story is over And my guy Nitro made a very good point about Julio Jones too. He talked about how With with since we heard so much about Julio Jones Then he definitely didn't think we were gonna get him and it makes sense too because with the Baltimore Ravens We don't usually hear about anything good or bad But we don't usually hear about anything until after the fact But since we heard about Julio Jones so much not no Sammy Watkins I guess he's sort of an anomaly with the whole thing But remember T. Y. Hilton we ain't hear about that until after the fact with Juju Smith Schuster We ain't hear about that until after the fact So we hear about things like the DeAndre Hopkins. We didn't hear about that until after the fact Adam Thielen same thing. So you you get where we going But with Julio Jones, we had heard so much before and it was like It's kind of Interesting and it was a move that would make all the sense in the world for them bringing him on but this Them drafting Rashad Bateman That that kills that so Julio Jones to the Baltimore Ravens That I would count that as being officially over and it's a wrap Now I still feel like he would have been a perfect receiver for the Ravens and if they still got him I wouldn't mind them going over kill, but they're not going to They're not going to So now that Rashad Bateman is a Baltimore Raven I Love it, man.  I feel like he is a lock on the roster But it's a little bit shaky And y'all know I love Miles Boykin love him and I'm still hoping that he can really turn that corner But he's gonna be up against a lot James crochet He's also somebody that's even more than more miles Boykin much more than miles Boykin. He's up against even more because This receiver room it got that much more Crowded and he was already like remember the end of last season He was on the inactive list Toward the end of the year because they had Devin DuVernay They had him at part return which used to be James crochet spot and they they had James crochet inactive So it's going to be a very tough uphill battle for James crochet To not only get playing time, but even maybe even make the roster It's gonna be very very tough So this and this is just after the first round We've seen in Eric Dacosta's drafts. We're in the first round in the third round He double dips at the same position Now in this draft, I would think that him double dipping in the same position in the first and the third Would end up being that outside linebacker edge got past rusher But it's to be determined We will see tomorrow Well, actually today i'm recording this. You know what I mean So we will see in the second or in the third round but I love this man. I I absolutely love this pick I love it So I'm excited to see how it works out now one thing to think about two one thing to keep in mind With the pick of rashaab bateman as good as a pick as it is everything depends Excuse me everything depends on how involved he is in this offense It all depends on that So with rashaab bateman We we're gonna hope that the efficiency level of his play Is up to par because you know in this offense They are not so many different opportunities Uh for the past catches now with Keith Williams and t martin We'll see how much of an influence they have on this offense I know we've been talking about that all off season and I know a lot of y'all probably tired of hearing that but it's the truth These dudes could have the best resume in the world, but if they don't have a voice in the offense It won't mean anything So there's a lot of pressure on gregg roman. There's a lot of pressure on the baltimore ravens offense There's a lot of pressure on everybody lamar jackson as well. There's a lot of pressure all around And now one thing speaking about pressure with the ravens drafting him in the first round This is also something that we talked about This is exactly where we wanted them to draft the receiver at because it puts pressure on greg roman to make sure that this guy Is involved in the game plan You you got to make sure he is Because that's one of eric the cost of his first round picks And if you think that eric the cost has been a first round pick on a wide receiver For that guy to be just uh, he'll get involved here and there. Maybe yeah, no No Of course not So we're gonna have to see how the ravens implement him into their game plan Once the season rolls around But this is a nice start This is a nice start, but this is certainly not the finish It's certainly not the finish We just got to see how these ravens put them to work team keeping clean. I love y'all. I appreciate y'all And it is 104 am So i'm about to go to bed. I will see y'all tomorrow. We out