Thanks for checking out this review video. This is one I've actually been working on for quite some time I know I've mentioned it in a few videos. I've done here and there But it's finally done and actually I'm very sad that it's done I mean excited to do this video obviously but very very sad that I'm done watching through these so this is for the Masters of horror series which was on stars and it only had two seasons it started in 2005 and it was put together by big Mick Garris Yes, Mick Garris of the fame like he did like hocus pocus. He did critters to he's done a bunch of other stuff but he's just very well known in the horror community and This was a huge undertaking when he put it together it was kind of his thought to create this kind of anthology series of Short movies that were only about an hour long and it aired on stars. Did I just say that but it aired on stars and That was his whole concept is to go ahead and do this and get Not just make it a situation where it's like all these horror films short horror films anthology style, but make it like Established horror directors and as you'll hear as I go through the list because I'm gonna do a list of like my rankings of All 26 of the films and how I like them like my least favorite to my most favorite Which obviously it's totally just my opinion So someone else watching this is probably gonna feel differently and actually if I had seen this originally when it came out My ranking may be different. So just keep that in mind. So anyway, um, I just thought this was a really lofty goal to try and put Something like this together of just coordinating all these horror directors who are like To different degrees well known like some of them are super well known and are very prolific and some of them You know, they did like one recognizable thing or two recognizable things or something like that But to to do that coordination and put something as grandiose as this together Very impressive. So the fact that Mick Garris did this. Thank you to Mick Garris.  Well, it grows my cat She's sad about it too. It kind of sucks that it took me this long to get to it I mean here. I am well after it aired like what? 14 years later actually checking it out. So it's what I've been meaning to get to and I'm glad I finally did So the reason it took me a long time to do it is because I was getting each movies DVD out individually through Netflix DVD. Yes, I still subscribe to that and the reason It's a good thing for horror Film fans because their collection of older films of specifically older horror films is very good If you're just doing streaming with them, you're not gonna get enough stuff If you're just doing like Netflix streaming and then plus like shutter streaming You're gonna get much a much better selection But if you want a bunch of older stuff that is has not been reissued on Blu-ray Netflix DVD is definitely the way to go. So that's how I was getting all these out So obviously that takes time so that I'd be I'd get one I'd watch it Then I'd have to send it back I would take a few days then they get it then they'd have to send me another one That would take a few days. So I've been working on this for literally months. I think I started this back in September August or September to be honest, so it's been going on a long time, but I've really enjoyed it because Every single one of these I liked To varying degrees and the one that will be the last one on my list There's stuff that I enjoyed about it. I just didn't enjoy it as much as all the ones ahead of it. So There's always something fun and interesting and cool there and the best thing about this series is that Every director kind of had their own story to do and so it's all very different I don't think I don't think I can think of any of the of the episodes that were similar They were all very very different and that's I think kind was kind of the fun of it for me It's is going into it totally blind and just being like what's this one gonna be about? What did this person choose to do? How is it and yeah, it was just really cool So I would recommend if you're a horror fan and you have not seen Masters of horror You should definitely check it out. Maybe just go ahead and buy it straight up like the DVD collection or I don't think there Was a blue blue ray reissue, but there should be and if that happened I might consider getting that So anyway, let's jump into this and like I said, this is my opinion how I felt I'm gonna give you a little bit about it I'm like a sentence or two about each one because I don't want to ruin the story to it I'll just give you like a vague idea of what it's about plus. I might not like fully remember all these because like I've said I've been doing this for like months Okay, so there's 26 of them. Here we go My number 26 was one called the V word by Ernest Dickerson now Ernest Dickerson was best known for Like tales from the crypt demon knight. He had also done bones with a snoop dog in it His was my least favorite because it was like as you can assume the V word. It was about the V word you know Vampire but oh, I'm sorry. Maybe it may that's what it but you could figure that out It just seemed slow and like there wasn't a whole lot of new anything to it It was just kind of like it was there The acting was pretty good to be honest, but it just seemed like it was very stretched out And there really wasn't a whole lot of substance to it so Yeah, the number 25 for me was done by John Landis who's obviously best known for where American were wolf in London And his was called dear woman and that one was it was like a horror comedy mix And I just felt like it it was a weird mix like there was some once again some stuff to like about it Like the performances were pretty solid and there was some stuff in it that actually was kind of funny But I don't know like the horror comedy mix of it It's that stuff's hard to get right and I felt like it just didn't it didn't mix well for me but the whole dear woman premise is People being killed by a dear woman so and someone's trying to figure it out So my number 24 is one called sounds like and this was by Brad Anderson Who's best known for the film session nine, which is quite a good film This one was decent ish like I was fine with this one. It's just Some of the acting was a little bit but you're gonna kind of get that because it's kind of like I've made for TV movie type thing with a lot of these and The story just you know, it seemed to kind of like drag on for me the interesting concept I will say but that's just kind of my feeling on that one Then my number 23 is actually one that a lot of people say they really like and it's the one called Jennifer by Dario Argento obviously Argento best known for Suspiria Not the remake the original Suspiria and so I Just didn't like I like the concept the whole concept was this woman in peril Who looks kind of different and a guy kind of jumps in and saves her but What has he done, you know, like there are complications that come along with that I understand why people like it, but for me it leaned so heavily on Sexuality and there were so many sex scenes in it that it just kind of seemed like that was the focus and not as much The story so for that reason I had to put that lower. That was my number 23 my number 22 is right to die and this was by Director Rob Schmidt who's best known for the film wrong turn so Right to die was basically about a guy who is a philanderer who ends up in a situation where his lady has a situation where she's potentially going to die and then as you can tell by the the title there's kind of a Play on the whole right to die political discussion So Decent there's some really good practical effects in it in my opinion and I think Gregory Nick Otero is the one who has done the did the practical effects for the entire series of masters of horror Which is a cool tie-in to the fact that we're getting a creep show anthology show on shutter Headed helmed by Greg Nick taro So you can kind of see that he was here and then he's there. So that was my number 22 number 21 Valerie on the stairs and this one was by Mick Garris Himself and this one an interesting concept the reason I put it much lower The acting was a little and the story did seem to drag a little bit and they used I Don't want to ruin it, but they used something a Certain type of evil that usually when I see I'm kind of like It's used a lot so but um There are some interesting concepts in this one, especially the on-the-stairs aspect of it is kind of cool and interesting and it's a bunch of like writers who are living in this kind of apartment complex in a sense and everyone's just there to like work on their writing, but there's some like Ghostly demonic-ish type things going on there interesting concept like I said It's just it seems like it goes like a little a bit slower than it should as my number 21 My number 20 The Washingtonians by Peter medak now Peter medak is best known for the film the changeling Which if you have not seen the changeling it is a very good ghost movie I'm not big on the ghost story subgenre of horror But this one is really well done the changeling that is so the the Washingtonians is actually I Can't figure out if it was supposed to be kind of comedy driven But it comes off as kind of comedic to me Because it is kind of ridiculous, but the whole concept is Some people find they move into a house and they find some relics from George Washington That states something about George Washington that is shocking That's kind of this hidden history and there's there are other people who know about it and are trying to protect it So very interesting concept. It is definitely entertaining But it is kind of over the top too, which is why I put it kind of lower But still enjoyable like I said like all these to some degree enjoyable. My number 19 is one called homecoming by Joe Dante And Joe Dante obviously is very well known for things like gremlins and Why am I blanking on other Joe Dante stuff? He's known for so much good stuff, but yeah gremlins is is one of the big ones that he's very well known for Homecoming his one homecoming is done It's it's kind of it's well, I was gonna say it's kind of political It's quite political and it's kind of a play on Forgotten soldiers, you know people who who have lost their lives fighting for freedom and fighting for the United States and It kind of goes it's very political in its statement about it But it's also very humanistic and this one once again Like it's not super new because it's kind of goes to like the zombie area of things and for me personally I'm very very sick of zombies. I have been I realized this was 14 years ago But watching it now it kind of ranks lower kind of for that reason But there's some very strong statements in this one. So some people might not like it because it was kind of political I was fine with that. It's just you know Just know that going in Actually need to take a drink of water. Sorry All the way over here my bad This is kind of long. It's taking some time put a lot of work into it. All right So my number 18 is one called dream cruise and this is by Norio Saruta Now this is the individual who did Ringu, which was the original ring Yes, the ring in the United States was a remake of a Japanese film called Ringu, which Norio Saruta did So because it is this individual dream cruise is actually very J horror oriented it's about some people on a boat and Someone's past coming back for them in the form of one of those J horror ghosts It looks really good and it's very interesting and the The idea of the the boat out at sea as a setting is really cool. So I kind of like those aspects of it Then my number 17 is chocolate another one by Mick Garris himself and this one is a cool concept has Henry Thomas and who I like Henry Thomas and It's it's kind of the idea of this guy who can eat these chocolates or Actually, I Don't know how it starts. I this one. I actually kind of forget but basically this guy is like kind of tele Telepathically linking with this woman and he's kind of able to like feel what she feels and she's not like the best person At first kind of seems like She's fine and then she's not but it's kind of about that link and then how this guy pursues it It's a very interesting concept and it was very interesting to watch it Pretty decent. That's my number 17 number 16 We all scream for ice cream by Tom Holland and Tom Holland best known for the original Fright Night film Which I love Fright Night the 80s one was with Chris Sarandon. I love that film So we all scream for ice cream Initially seems like it's not gonna be that good, but it's actually pretty enjoyable the the whole premise is a vengeful ice cream Vendor and honestly this the backstory on what happened with this ice cream vendor who dresses like a clown For more horror aspect to it like nightmare fuel the story behind how everything went down is Very touching. It's very humanistic, and I think it was executed well That one's that one's a good time. It was way better than I thought it was gonna be I know a lot of people I'd looked up who had ranked things put that a lot lower than me, but I thought it was pretty solid number 15 Sick girl by Lucky McKee and Lucky McKee is best known for the horror film May I have not seen this film. So I'm very unfamiliar with Lucky McKee Sick girl was interesting. It was basically about a woman who is an entomologist, which Fun nerdy fact. I actually was into entomology when I was younger. I when I was in like middle school high school I was part of the 4h clubs entomology club I was actually the president of the entomology club and had a bug collection.  This one is fun. That one's just like fun, and there's some really fun gorg-ags in that film Good time. My number 14 is Dance of the Dead by Toby Hooper Obviously Toby Hooper very well known for Texas Chainsaw Massacre Everyone knows about that wonderful film and Dance of the Dead is fun One of the best things about this Dance of the Dead one is that Robert England is in it and he choose Scenery like nobody's business He's so enjoyable to watch the directing style the cinematography of this one is very interesting and fun It keeps things keeps things moving kind of fast-paced at the end. There isn't like there There's a kind of interesting story to it But for me more of the enjoyment and this is how it's directed what the cinematography is like and Robert England's performance That's mainly what drives this for me good times number 13 the black cat by Stuart Gordon and Stuart Gordon best known for reanimator and Much like in reanimator, which I love Jeffrey Combs is in black cat and he plays a ground Poe So it's kind of an older story going back to a Poe type story It's very old. So as you would say like a horror period piece Just kind of focused around a black cat That's kind of all I'm gonna say about it But it's pretty enjoyable and for people who like kind of like period pieces and specifically like horror period pieces Which aren't that Available to be honest not a whole lot of people are doing that that one's for you My number 12 is the screw fly solution another one by Joe Dante. This one is also one that's kind of political ish The the whole concept is that there's an issue in society where something happens and men are becoming Insanely aggressive and killing women. So There's a tie-in to insects as you can assume by the screw fly solution With some people who are trying to figure out. Why is this happening?  I'm fine with it. Whatever. I'm fine with a lot in movies Even if I agree with it politically or not But you know so just letting you know that's my number 12 number 11 pro life by John Carpenter Obviously John Carpenter very big name best known for Halloween but known for so many other things one of my favorites His remake of the thing Fa nominal. Um, so anyway his pro life There's a little bit of a political bent to it not as much as some of the other ones to be honest You would assume it by the name though pro life, but um There's some really good practical effects in this one really really fun. There is something That evil I was talking about and one of the other ones There's that same evil kind of used that I kind of roll my eyes out at from time to time But there was enough of a different twist on it in this one that I was just like, okay Um, Ron Perlman's in this and I look really like Ron Perlman and he's fun in this role And yeah, the practical effects are really really cool on this one and it's just fun. It's a good time so it's basically about a clinic where a woman seeks refuge and it's kind of turns into a siege movie with Ron Perlman and his kids Siege Siege movies are interesting Uh number 10 is pelts by Dario Argento another Argento one. This one has meatloaf in it I like meatloaf. He's a good actor and The whole idea that there are these like amazing raccoon pelts that are found That this guy uses to make a coat and how these pelts Do something to people they kind of possess people in a sense And it's a very interesting concept. It's an interesting story. And once again, there are there's some good practical effects on this Uh, Greg Nicotero doing it, right? That one's good. Number nine the damned thing another one by toby hooper Now this one's kind of about a town that's kind of Under siege by an unseen force and that unseen force links to The main character in a way who I think is played by sean patrick flannery if I remember properly This is one I've seen a bunch of months back um Really well directed really well shot very interesting concept That it's a fun one. It's pretty good. I really liked it Then number eight dreams in the witch house another one by stewart gordon This one is a very interesting story that I didn't see coming It's kind of about a guy who takes up residence in uh in this little kind of apartment complex It's kind of more like a like a like a um bed and breakfast is what it seems like But there's stuff going on.  It kind of gets to something and the very end gets very crazy and cool So I really like that one. That's my number eight number seven family Another one by john landis This one is fun. This is kind of a serial killer one and The acting in it was pretty solid in my opinion for for one of these films and The whole premise is a guy who is kind of creating his own family because he's kind of nuts and a serial killer And then he has a family that moves in across the street from him and oh my gosh Are they starting to become suspicious or are they starting to understand things about what he's doing and so He's trying to continue with what he's doing but also You know keep these people at bay so they're not Um suspicious of what he's doing This one has an interesting twist a very interesting twist that I really liked This one's fun and great concept very well executed. I really liked it. So family was a good one Takes me to my number six pick me up by larry cohen Who is probably best known for it's alive But he's also known for things like some of my favorites of his the stuff And cue the winged serpent which are very fun films Uh and much much like those two films. I just Uh just said pick me up has michael moriarty in it who is a character actor who Is just a lot of fun to watch. He's another type of actor who just kind of choose scenery And I just I love watching that guy do his thing So pick me up has a really cool concept a very cool concept And it's kind of about two killers on the road and they're competing to kill someone I believe this is the one that has furuza balk in it And she does a quite a good job But michael moriarty is kind of the reason to see this And the concept is just a lot of fun. It's very cool The competing serial killers thing is really really interesting That may have been a little extra information, but this is also 14 years old. So but watch it. It's definitely worth it My number five incident on and off a mountain road by don cascarelli Don cascarelli love love love don cascarelli. He did the phantasm series of films And uh, he also did like john dies at the end bubba hotep stuff like that. I love john cascare uh don cascarelli And um incident on and off a mountain road has angus scrim in it Which always a great thing angus scrim from the phantasm films and it's just fun It has a cool creature creature-ish thing in it and uh, it's kind of like creature abducted Person tries to get away type concept. It's not like a super new concept But I think it's executed really well and the kind of like creature character in it is really cool And honestly, it's one that I watched and I'd be like I'd like to see more of that storyline and those characters So that one's a good one. That's my number five. We're getting down to it here My number four is one that's actually a lot of times said to be the best by many people But it's my number four. It's cigarette burns by john carpenter another john carpenter one This one is really cool very once again very cool concept Sean patrick flannery is in this one and he kind of plays a guy Who goes out and seeks rare films for people and he gets a client who wants him to find this rare film That is just like tied to like horrible things and terrible atrocities and it's kind of said that this film has like Kind of a supernatural ability in a sense and and people should not watch it basically so Based on that you can kind of tell this is a very interesting concept. So uh And it is and and and it's executed very very well to acting and it's very good. It looks really good It's directed very well. This one's really cool. Uh, definitely definitely Uh, recommend that one obviously all these ones that i've been saying in like the top bunch are high high high high recommendations So next to my number three This one is called hackles tail and it's by john mcnaughton john mcnaughton's best known For making the film henry portrait of a serial killer, which i have not seen yet But i will be watching relatively soon just so people know Because i love michael rooker And i've heard that's good film Anyway, hackles tail is another kind of like period piece one And i think this is the one where the story was written by clive barker, which i love clive barker so much Really cool really really cool story that story is so compelling You don't know where it's going. There's some really wacky stuff going on I can't really say too much about it without giving a crazy amount away So i'm not going to say too much about it, but i will say period piece very crazy a cemetery is involved Reanimation is involved and it's just It's kind of nuts, but nuts in an awesome way that one is awesome really loved it That's my number three My number two is one that actually never aired when they when they were airing The original uh run of masters of horror because it was deemed to be too extreme and be too much for an audience And that's kind of crazy considering that stars is one of those premium channels where you can do a lot more All of these have nudity like every single episode had a decent amount of nudity in it So for the the fact that they had one of these shows, which it's not because of nudity Um, they were just like we can't even show that it's crazy. So my number two is imprint by takashi mike Uh big takashi mike fan.  I was went through a stint where I was collecting a lot of his stuff He's best known for the film audition Which if you haven't seen audition Go see it. I'm not gonna tell you anything about it. You shouldn't look anything up about it. Go in blind That's the best way to see that film audition. See it. It's great So imprint is nuts And I will say of all of the episodes this one looks the most polished It looks like a big screen film the cinematography is gorgeous. The directing is awesome. The acting is I mean billy drago is in this and he's I wouldn't say he's a good actor He's an interesting actor. He kind of falls a little bit more into the michael morey arty area Where he's just like it's fun to watch him do his thing I wouldn't say he's a great actor, but it's fun the way he acts He has a very specific style and a very specific voice and it's fun to watch him So the basic concept is he's he's in like kind of feudal japan and he's going to look for a geisha who he knew from before and She's not alive anymore. So it's someone else is there and tells him the story Of why she's no longer alive. What happened and things get really crazy and it's very left field The end of this you never see it coming, but it's really awesome. It's really well done Highly highly high recommend it as you could assume because this is my number two And then we come to the piece de resistance for me of masters of horror my number one The fair haired child by william malone and william malone is best known for his remake of house on haunted hill Yes, that was the one with like famke jansen and chris katan Go figure He had my favorite one the fair haired child the story is so original It is so interesting. The acting is really good. The directing is really good. The cinematography is really good It's just everything about it is so great the ambiance that's created with this the environment Is awesome. It is so good. Um I just can't tell you how great the storyline is but it's basically about A girl who ends up in a situation with a guy And they're trying to get out of it and there's some supernatural stuff involved And I don't want to say anything more than that because it would give some stuff away and this one should be experienced Obviously all of them should be experienced as I've said but the top I'd say for me the top seven from Family pick me up incident on and off a mountain road cigarette burns hackles tail Imprint and fair haired child are like musts in my opinion for horror fans Although if you're a true horror fan, I would say just dive in and watch every single one of these because like I said There's something fun about every one of them. There's something to enjoy about them all so Whoo, this has been like a half an hour. Uh talking that long just makes you kind of tired But uh, this has been a long time in the making Hopefully people watch this. 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Actually, if you want to win the comments, you can try and do your own full ranking That might be a little bit tough, but You try it out at least give me like your top Five or three or something Just do that because I'm very interested to know what other people really really enjoyed out of it. So Yeah, but thank you everyone for checking this out comments subscribe all that Once again a big shout out to mcgaris for for putting that show together. I'm sorry. It took me 14 years to get to it But uh, it's so enjoyable. Just so enjoyable. I wish you'd do it again I wish someone would bite on that and and you'd do it again But anyway until next time Thank you everyone and keep it brutal


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I am S.R. Doolange, working as an associate professor in the department of mechanical engineering at Walchand Institute of Technology, Solapur. In this video, we will discuss on dimensions of quality. Learning outcome. At the end of this session, students will be able to apply and analyze the dimensions associated with quality. Contents. Dimensions of quality. Under that, first is quality of design. Second is quality of conformance. Third is quality of performance. Then we will discuss on factors affecting quality of design and quality of conformance references. Dimensions of quality. Under that the first is quality of design. It is the intention of designer to include or exclude features in a product or service. That is, degree to which the quality characteristics are embedded to the product or service. So, this is at the design stage. What customer is demanding, it has to be included in this quality characteristics. So, what are the characteristics? Now, there are certain quality characteristics which are technological. For example, strength. For example, temperature, viscosity, pressure. There are certain quality characteristics like contractual, that is guarantee, warranty. There are certain quality characteristics which are time oriented, that is reliability, maintainability. So, these quality characteristics are to be achieved at the design stage, that is called as quality of design. Product or service must at least minimally meet the needs of the customer. Now, this is what quality of design. Now, what is good quality of design? Consistent performance over stipulated period is nothing but a good quality of design. So, it can be measured in terms of output, in terms of efficiency, in terms of overload capacity for a particular product. It should also consider certain possible modes of failure. It should be sand stress wear, distortion, corrosion, vibrations, higher low temperature, certain environmental conditions. For example, if you take car as an example, now in a manufacturing sector, now the Ford is one company, second is BMW. Now, what makes the difference between these two? The features of this car, performance, size, quality and cost. So, this is available for the customer. Now, the customer will choose based on his need. Both companies are satisfying the needs of the customer, but one can go for a Ford and one can go for a BMW. In a service sector, we take an example of hotel, economy versus five hotel. So, what is the difference, comfort, luxury, ambience and service? So, this makes a difference between an economy and five-star hotel. Now, good quality of design in the manufacturing sector as well as in the service sector basically aims to satisfy the customer. Now, what are the factors controlling quality of design? So, the first factor is type of customer in the market. Now, what is the consuming habits of people? We must have to do the market research in order to study what is the consuming habits of people. So, it is specifically true for the consumer goods. So, FMCG industries is looking after the consuming habits of people. Second, prices they are willing to pay. So, it varies from city to city, it varies from nation to nation. So, based on that, we can have a quality of design. Third is choice of design. So, it is based on need and feedback of the customer. What is the need of the customer and what feedback he is giving for a particular product. Second is for capital goods, good quality of design means based on its intended life, reliability, maintainability and how it behaves in different environmental conditions. Third is profit consideration. Naturally, any manufacturing industry or service industry is doing a business in order to earn the profit. So, you should produce good quality product, so that is nothing but a good quality of design. So, certain products have the special requirement that is in terms of strength and fatigue resistance. So, that is nothing but a good quality of design. Even the quality of design is nothing but the tightness of specifications. Now, think for a moment, high quality of design means what? High quality of design is nothing but high cost, but it also leads to high value. Second dimension is quality of conformance. It means how well the product or service meets the specifications determined in the designer. Now, this quality of conformance is nothing but a quality of manufacturing. How you are manufacturing the product which will satisfy the design or the needs of the customer? How well the manufactured product confirms to the quality of design is nothing but the quality of conformance. Let us take an example of manufacturing sector. If suppose the production dimension of 28 plus minus 0.10 mm, its size can vary from 27.90 to 28.10. So, if we achieve these dimensions, naturally it is called as quality of conformance. If suppose we take an example of service sector, hotel industry, if suppose the promised service time is 20 minutes and if we get a service within 20 minutes, so that is nothing but a quality of conformance or good quality of conformance. Now, what are the factors controlling quality of conformance? Incoming raw material is the first. That is optimum quality should be maintained as far as the raw material is concerned. Machine tools and measuring instruments must be kept at high level of maintenance. Selection of process and process control that can be done by means of certain statistical quality control tools and by planning. Well trained experience and motivated operator, so training should be given to the operator. There should be experience and motivated operator in order to achieve a good quality. Handling care should be taken in work in process and storage. Good inspection program which measures a measure of efficiency feedback from customer. So, that is the corrective action taken when the customer gives the feedback. SQC that is statistical quality control, the variability of the product can be controlled by means of SQC. Now, the third dimension of quality is quality of performance. The quality of performance is associated with the reliability of the product. Product is performing its intended function under a prescribed set of conditions. It extends to robotness as well. So, if the quality of design is good and the quality of conformance is good, means we can achieve a good quality of performance. Now, the quality of performance is very helpful in order to stay in market because the customer will be happy if the product behaves with its intended function. So, the performance should be very effective for every product and it is true for the manufacturing sector as well as for the service sector. In the manufacturing sector, let us take an example of a voltage stabilizer. If suppose the voltage stabilizer is designed for a voltage of 190 to 270 voltage, means it has to do the performance between these two voltage. Now, if you take a service sector as an IT industry, if suppose the product of an IT industry is antivirus, so it should be updated as far as the time is concerned. So, regular updatation should be there as far as this antivirus is concerned. So, quality of performance depends on quality of design and quality of conformance. Now, these are the references.


People affected by conflict or natural disasters are vulnerable to threats to their lives, safety and dignity. When agencies provide humanitarian assistance such as food, shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene services, they need to identify risks for the affected population in terms of safety, dignity and meaningful access related to the provision of humanitarian assistance. All humanitarian actors have a responsibility to mainstream protection in their programs. The concept of protection mainstreaming is guided by four interconnected key elements. These are 1. Prioritise safety and dignity and avoid causing harm. This is about avoiding or at least mitigating the effects of physical and psychological threats faced by affected populations when accessing humanitarian services. These threats can be internal or external. What can this look like in practice? Agency X is implementing a water and sanitation program, building toilets and washing facilities for people in a displacement context. Safety with good visibility and lighting at night and separate facilities for men and women. Dignity. After consulting with women, additional space for washing was created and extra hygiene supplies provided. Avoid causing harm. Staff and volunteers were trained in and agreed to comply with agency protocols that protect people from sexual exploitation and abuse. Meaningful access. This is about ensuring that access is provided in proportion to need and without barriers. Agency X encouraged communities to work together to overcome physical barriers and to ensure safe and dignified access for different groups including women, children, the chronically ill or people living with disabilities. With household visits, Agency X identified changes in design and location of amenities to facilitate access. Accountability. This is about maximising transparency, ensuring feedback and complaint mechanisms are in place, accessible and promote inclusive participation. Different members of the community can be affected in different ways. Consulting with a wide range of groups can help the most vulnerable and marginalised populations engage in the program. Participation and empowerment. This is about ensuring that beneficiaries are actively involved or even take full control of the humanitarian intervention. As well as receiving information, people in humanitarian crisis have the right to participate in the decisions that affect them. Protection mainstreaming aims to avoid, minimise and mitigate the risks associated with the delivery of humanitarian assistance. Our roles might be different but protection is everyone's responsibility. The Global Protection Cluster can provide resources to help you effectively mainstream protection into humanitarian assistance.


Hi, you guys! Welcome back to First Impression Friday, where I review an entire collection or an entire company's patterns, depending on how they have it set up. And I have been seeing this little guy pop up everywhere on TikTok, on Instagram. Everyone is making this right now. So I said, you know what? We've never done an Etsy indie pattern review before. So why not start with Daria? So this is Daria pattern making. They do not say a lot about themselves on Etsy. It's not like they have a whole about me section. But she does say, sewing your own clothes may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. I show you how to sew with easy to follow detailed tutorials and sewing patterns for all skill levels. Follow me and create your unique handmade wardrobe, which, I mean, sums it all up, right? So we're going to take a look. She's from Laktvia. That's fun. But we're going to take a look at her seven sewing patterns that she has here and see what we can find out. Now, I've never even purchased a sewing pattern from Etsy before. I imagine just like with all PDF pattern companies, there's some good, bad, and ugly. But people have been competent enough to give this one a go. So I feel like she might have some things that we would normally look out for. She would probably have those covered. So first up, this has been updated. I'm not sure updated from what, but soft, bustier bodice dress, European sizes, 32 to 52, US size, zero to 20, instant download, A4 PDF sewing pattern, rose cafe, bustier dress. We have a little description here. This is an updated version of the rose cafe, bustier dress pattern. Every bodice size can be sewn with every cup size. No more adjustments needed. Cup size is A through J, which is important for a dress like this because it is, you know, so the cups are so fitted. If you have purchased the previous version, blah, blah, blah, understand the instruction, you're welcome to watch a video on the whole sewing process on her YouTube channel. You get three PDF files, the bustier pattern, skirt pattern, and instructions. You're also able to print out. And so only the top, the pattern is designed for A4 and letter. Seam allowance is included. So you would not be able to send it off to the typical copy shop. You can send it to Sublime Graphics. Don't forget to use my code, ithsublime25 for 25% off because she will take the letter pages and digitally take them together and then print them all out on one big sheet, which is just so amazing. And they do that at no additional charge. Amazing. So you'll just send her the files and she figures it all out. Both patterns designed with layers, print only your cup size or a few sizes, intermediate sewing level. Fabric is made of textured tweed with Lurex, which is best. I think Lurex is that metallic stuff, right? I recommend you take soft, thick, or medium thick, non-stretchy fabrics with small percentage of elastane in composition. So I think what she's saying is drapey, heavy weight or medium weight. I think thick means weight, right? And then the small percentage of elastane is certainly going to help with ease and comfort and fitting. So maybe some kind of like stretch twill or satin would be beautiful, something like that. Also woven fabrics like tweed and stuff like that have a little bit of give to them, just kind of naturally because the way that they are woven. But maybe you can find something blended with something a little bit stretchy. Interfacing is needed to stabilize the main parts of the bodice, should be thick enough, but not stiff like paper. So that means the non-woven interfacing would be best. It's more like actual fabric and not like paper. The model is a lightweight dress and the instructions do not require boning. However, you can sew boning underwires, foam cops. You can watch a tutorial on that. Okay, so there are, there actually is a ton of information here. Of course, the one really nice thing about Etsy is that, I mean, they really love a review here. And you can look at all the reviews just for this item, which I mean, even if indie pattern shops have review sections set up very rarely are they filled out. And these even come with lots and lots of pictures from anyone who has ever made them. So you can look through 135 pages of reviews, but this one has gotten five stars overall. So that's good to see. But line drawing here, we've got, you know, the soft bus cups. I don't know much about bra making, but I think this little middle part here is like called a bridge or something, right? It does have a little bit of a gap there. Full princess seam into little waist darts for the skirt. Can we make this even? Okay. And then detailed instructions with diagrams, which I guess this is what that shows. Video of the process, okay. So we're not going to get a ton of pictures of the make, which is more using this as like a sales sheet, which I think is how Etsy kind of sets it up. Print your size, all this stuff that we already read in that description. Here is the size chart. So we've got under bust, waist and hips. Under bust. Okay. So I don't know what my under bust is. Oh, it's your bra band. What is mine? I think it's up here. 40 maybe? I have not measured that in so long. Who knows? And then my waist is somewhere down here in the 36 range. And then my hips are right here. So I am kind of like a little within the 16, 18 category. So very inclusive, not very inclusive. I'm sorry. Sort of inclusive. It's not going to go into the plus size category, but it is going to cover all of the misses, which sometimes, as you know, we miss those, the higher end of the misses category. And then like I said, we have all of these bust cups available in the one pattern as well. So here's the fabric requirements that you need, the ribbon, stay tape interfacing. There's a zipper. There's lots of notions. Intermediate. You will learn a unique method of sewing cops, how to install invisible zipper, truly invisible. Love that. Here's the line drawing again. Cute. There it is on a dress form. There it is on a body. And another body. And another body. So cute.  Are you kidding me? You can't really go wrong with that. You cannot go wrong with that.  That's cute. The whole outfit with the button down and everything kind of like lingerie, but you wear it out. All right, I get it. I get why people are so obsessed with this pattern. The versions that I've seen people have been able to get such a great fit through the bus, which is obviously the most important part. And they all look absolutely dynamite wearing it. Okay, so now to some of her lesser known patterns, I guess we should say this is the pleated lily dress pleated lily with bow back detail and puff sleeves. This goes up to a 22 actually. And then welcome to watch a video in the whole process. Seam allowances are included, layers, easy intermediate. Okay, and this one has a solid 39 reviews where you can see people's versions. It's really cute. I kind of like it. Now you guys know I used to be a fit and flare stan. Like everything I wore was fit and flare. Look at this little bar tag detailing. Okay, excuse me. That looks amazing. And kind of just got away from it because my lifestyle changed. But this doesn't feel like the fit and flares I was making the ones that I were making were like cute for work. This is a statement piece. You're wearing this out. You're wearing this with girlfriends on a date. You know, these sleeves are not like you're going to wear that to the office. So maybe that is why I'm like, um, okay, and look how flattering this is through here. Oh my goodness. How to sew, how to make puff sleeve heads. Okay, but I think you'll also learn a lot of pleating through here. There's some darts that open up into this full skirt. Love that. Then just kind of a little bit of a miss here. I feel like you just buy ribbon and then use that to tie. That's not my favorite. But at least she did address the fact that these do tend to fall down and you need to do something.  That's unfortunate. Anyways, we have bust, waist, hips, and then your bicep. So bust wise in inches, we've got 31 roughly up to 48. And then the hip in the size 22 goes up to a 52. And these is your size chart. This is nothing. She doesn't have finished garment measurements available on the site. These are your fabric requirements, interfacing, stay tape, ribbon, and invisible zipper again. This is just showing you kind of how the PDFs work. A little bit about her instructions. Her video looks really nice, clear, bright, good lighting. Here are the line drawings. Look at this back with all of that. I mean, your waist is going to look snatched from here to high heaven. And because you have these like fuller sleeves, it's like it creates an hourglass.  There it is on a body. I'd like to see it a little bit further away, but you get the idea. Oh, right way back to the beginning. Yes. I want to see a full headshot to really give me the perspective that I am looking for. Also, I don't think she said anything about what kinds of fabrics. So I'm guessing just any sort of mid-weight woven would work. That would be my guess. But okay. So they did Lily. So cute. Next up, we have, oh shoot. Etsy makes it really difficult to navigate their site sometimes if you're trying to look through someone's entire catalog because it opens in a new tab. So if you close the last tab, then there's nowhere to navigate back to. I'm just scraping, but you know what I'm saying. Interestingly enough, though, whenever I refreshed the home page, it reorganized the order that these are showing up. Etsy's onto something. Okay, this is the million buttons dress. I'm not sure if that's convincing me to buy it, but size zero to 20 and two cup options for this one. This is a button dress and blouse PDF videos. You can also find on my channel a hack into a trendy milkmaid style fun. Contains a link to a slit skirt pattern to use for this hack. So you can have two different dresses with this pattern. Five files, A and D cup. A four pages works on letter. If you need the pattern AO format, just contact her. Oh, okay. So it sounds like she would send you an AO if you wanted one. Then the layers intermediate and then that's the same information as before. 114 reviews for this. So you can look at the actual garment on so many different bodies. Love that. And overall, oh, I guess her whole shop overall has five stars. Well, you have to have a lot of five stars. I found that the instructions for the pattern were written in a pretty confusing way. I think that's because they're being translated, but the YouTube video helped a lot. Thicker silky fabric turned out beautifully in the end. The blouse I made turned out great, but the process was very, very challenging.  She does say that it's intermediate. So there's something to be said for that. I guess with all reviews you're kind of taken with the green assaults, but this is it. Million buttons dress.  And your sleeve kind of comes into a lantern shape gathers. There's a little slit here and then four or so buttons even on the sleeve. So kind of a little bit of a throwback vintage looking pattern, but maybe made a little bit more modern. How to make a neat button loop closure. That's a good skill set I have not really explored. Detailed instructions, the 50 diagrams, sewing YouTube channel, size chart, which we've already been over. But again, we've got the A cup and the D cup. All right. And then the fabric that you need for the dress and the blouse. Great. Try both dress and blouse options. All right, let's see it on. Oh, in white, obviously. Be creative and hack this pattern. The original pattern was modified with short sleeves and a tiered skirt. The original pattern was modified. See my YouTube channel for a tutorial. This is the milkmaid version. How is that dip? Oh, this is different. Yeah, that's cute. That's fun if you could like buy the pattern and then learn a little bit about hacking too. I mean, Seamwork does that pretty successfully. So it's nice that you would have that within this as well. So the milkmaid instead of having all this, it kind of just goes into like a little sweetheart. That could be fun. I love the idea of making a dress, but also like being able to learn something too. All right. This is, oh, this is a pattern bundle. Have we seen all the others? No, this is Sunbell skirt and Sunbell top. Are they, hold on, let me make sure they're not sold individually. Yes, Sunbell skirt, Sunbell top. Okay. So we're going to skip this one because we're going to look at each of them individually here. And we're going to go to the wrap corset with boning, extra extra small to five X, miracle magnet corset. Okay, miracle. This is a wrap corset belt, which is designed to be worn over another piece of clothing. The corset has boning and I will show you a very simple way to sew it into a garment. Easy to follow. The structured shape is inspired by a wide waist belt. I recommend using tweed. This timeless fabric is a fabulous choice to inject a dash of elegance into your wardrobe. I also embellished it with beaded 3d lace, which is absolutely optional. The word corset is just a name here. It's not an actual corset in the authentic historical meaning and does not tighten the waist. Okay, here's the instruction information. Oh no, she copied and pasted something funky went down here. But the sizing seems to be right. Up to five XL, is that what it said? Yeah, okay. Okay, cool. Let's see. This one has 31 reviews. Not a ton of pictures. Simple and elegant. Easy to follow. It was a huge relief. I'm a beginner. I've tried on trial fabric and I can't wait to sew the real thing. Amazing to follow. First time making something with boning pattern made it so much easier. Okay, fun. Let's take a look. Yeah, this is that beaded lace she was talking about stunning.  Yes, I love this. Simple way to attach boning, how to interface. Here is the size chart. So bust and inches is that same 30.7 up to almost 45.  And then hips, I don't know, did the hips matter? It's being blocked. I can't see the hips. Oh, there we go. 49. Wow. Okay. So it seems like, is it just me or does it seem like the five XL doesn't really translate to that many more sizes? It's like this is her 20. Her size 20. 18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, and 2. That's probably what it means. That's a little misleading, I think, the five XL. You hear five XL, especially here in the U.S., and you think a lot more inclusive in terms of the measurements. All right. So main fabric interfacing, lining, boning, ribbon, snaps, and embellishments. Detailed instructions and diagrams. This can't take that much fabric. But again, though, with the ribbon tie, I don't know about that. That feels like, yeah, I don't know about the ribbon tie. I mean, pretty ribbon, but this lady did it with like a rope. Can we sort by photos? No. Let's see if, oh, here we go. Photos from reviews. Oh, they're all mixed in. Darn. I bet they start with the, yeah. Okay. So we've only got a couple of versions of this. Love this pattern. Just perfect. And then we already read her review. So I guess you could make self-belt or even purchased belt, I think would be better than ribbon. I've just never come across a ribbon that doesn't look like, I don't know, weird in a garment. There's got to be something better.  I don't know. Something cooler than just ribbon. But I do like it. It's definitely inspiring, right? Definitely all of these are different than what we normally see. I mean, yes, a little bit more body conscious. You know, we're showing lots of curves here. But if that's your vibe and that's your style, I like these and look at the prices. The prices are all so spot on. So this is a slit skirt with a shirt waistband. Remember, I was just talking in the last video, the last force impression Friday, I'm looking for pants like this. So maybe I can make this skirt first, make sure I actually like it on myself and then go through the trouble of fitting a crotch and everything else. This is called the Sunbell. So slit skirt with shirt waistband and bow belt is a fun way, I'm sorry, it's a fun and easy sewing project for beginners or intermediates. Make a slit skirt with a shirt waistband. This video tutorial be perfect for you learn how to sew a skirt, how to shirt and make a slit very neatly, even if you have no surger. This video tutorial is easy to follow along, be inner friendly DIY tutorials perfect just starting out. Okay, it does go up to size 22 layers and then all that same stuff. Okay, so no one has reviewed just this pattern. Oh wait, these two people did. Very pleased with my purchase and then just five stars with no words. So I don't really know how helpful that is. But here it is. She made it in like an ivory bone colored lightweight drapey fabric. Oh, here it is in like a little bit of a print. This is with that top that we're going to look at next. Certainly does make a really cute set. In this one, how to create shirring, detailed instructions and diagrams. Here is your size chart waistband up to 41 inches and this must mean hip, right? Waste and then waistband, that doesn't make sense. Or is this the waistband before the shirring? No, that doesn't make sense. Then again, we've never seen any of our hip sizes go up this high. To 63. I don't know what that means. Fabrics. All right, little less than or about two yards depending on your size. Narrow ribbon for hangers. What a fun little thing to call out. Woven interfacing elastic thread. That's all you need. There is the line drawing. Yeah, the only thing that may be nervous about this is this little lettuce edge here. I don't know how flattering that would be. Man, that's a really pretty picture. Yeah, still no real full body. We barely even see the hem of the skirt in any of these pictures, even the ones on the beach. I mean, yes, but it's like being blown and you can hardly tell what's going on. You know me, I'm such a stickler for these pictures. They really need to be pretty. Okay, that's fine. I'm here for an aesthetic moment, but we're trying to buy the pattern too. So I need to see what that looks like. But all right, there's Sunbell. And then if we go back, we're going to look at the Sunbell top. And this is like off the shoulder, very like prairie like, I don't know what the historical sort of callback to this is, but I get, maybe I just have that word milk made in my mind. That's the vibe I'm getting, but I'm sure it goes back to maybe Victorian zero to 22 long and short sleeve options. Shirt off the shoulder crop top is a fun and easy sewing project for beginner or intermediate sewists video tutorial. We'll show you how to sew the top ticks and tips and tricks you need to make the perfect one. Okay, that's it. So on this, we have a few reviews actually a whole bunch, 12. So here's a couple with some photos turned out beautifully. Also one of the most clearly written patterns I've encountered. I will definitely purchase another pattern from her soon. Very easy to use and open the printing is easy to follow the instructions are very clear, easy to follow and I haven't sewn in 12 years would recommend to anyone. All right. So people are loving this. I mean, why not?  And then if you make the long sleeve version, you also get it at your elbow and wrist. So lots of practice with shirring here. And then this has your shoulder breadth. That's nice to have rather than basing it off of your bust. But if you have a fuller bust, you can compare those here, your waist and then your bicep a little more than one and a half yards depending on which version. I mean, look, the short sleeve version is a one yard wonder. If you make the long sleeves, then you're up to like almost one and three quarters of a yard, but still elastic thread and then your ribbon for the hangers. I love that detail. Little flat lay, there she is on the beach again. Yeah, I think it makes a really cute outfit. You know, we were just looking the other day when I was doing that jumpsuit, like asking for help with that jumpsuit, looking at those boutique shops.  I mean, it's an elastic waist, but it looks a lot more elevated, right? I mean, this one has belt carriers and like, it's not just like throw elastic in a casing, you know, this is much more elevated than that. So in that regard, I really respect it a lot. Yeah, it's cute. Like I said, I think I would, I don't know, I definitely would want to try one of her patterns. I'm not sure that I would jump right into the, what was it called Rose Café one? This feels like bus cops and bra making, but definitely something like this, this bustier, this set here, which you can get the bundle both patterns for $9 just feels like a really fun youthful, but yet still really cute and mature kind of vibe. And then you can wear them as separate, you can wear them together. Maybe this is where I would start. But I mean, look, 13,000 sales, that's amazing. That is amazing.  But let me know what you guys think. Have you ever shopped on Etsy before? Have you ever worked with one of Daria's patterns? Have you like what were your thoughts on working with them? I want to hear all your experiences about this pattern company and also Etsy in general. If you want to see more Etsy pattern reviews like this, let me know and I'll try and find some more like, you know, good looking pattern companies. I think that there's quite a few of them on here. I just don't know how many of them are great. I guess we could find that out together, but let me know what you guys think. I have linked to last week's first impression Friday, which is a simplicity spring video, spring collection. So tap the bottom right hand corner of your screen if you want to watch that. But otherwise, that's going to do it for me today, y'all. Thank you so much for watching. I will see you all very soon. Bye.


Hurricane Grace lost Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula with heavy wind and rain early on Thursday as it borrowed into the coast and moved inland near the popular beach resort of Tulum, threatening to spark flooding in the country's southeast. Grace's category 1 hurricane is expected to weaken as it churns across the peninsula before strengthening again in the Gulf of Mexico and heating the coast of Veracruz State late on Friday. The Miami-based National Hurricane Center said that the NHC said Grace would dump four to eight inches of rain over the Yucatan Peninsula through Friday and up to 12 inches in some areas. Grace's heavy rainfall will likely result in areas of flush and urban flooding. The Mexican official said steps had been taken to prepare for the hurricane's arrival with dozens of military and rescue workers, as well as staff, from the National Park Utility, the Commission Federal Electricidad, caring of to help.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32 real-time clock. It covers the main features of this peripheral, which is used to provide a very accurate time base. The RTC peripheral features an ultra-low power calendar with alarms, which run in all low power modes. Additionally, when it is clocked by the low-speed external oscillator, or LSE, at 32.768 kHz, the RTC is functional even when the main supply is off, and when the VBAT domain is supplied by a backup battery. The RTC embeds 128 bytes of backup registers used to preserve data when the main supply is off. These backup registers can be used to store secure data, as they are erased when a tamper event is detected on the tamper pins. The RTC consumes 620 nanoamps at 1.7 volts, including the LSE power consumption. The hardware calendar is provided in binary-coded decimal or BCD format to reduce software load, particularly when the date and time must be displayed. The anti-tamper circuitry includes ultra-low power digital filtering, avoiding false tamper detections. The key features of the RTC are seconds, minutes, hours, weekday, date, month, and year, provided in a binary-coded decimal format. Subseconds are provided in binary format. Add or remove one hour on the fly to the calendar in order to manage daylight savings. Two programmable alarms which can wake up the microprocessor from all low power modes, an embedded auto-reload timer which can be used to generate a periodic flag or interrupt with wake-up capability. The resolution of this timer is programmable. The calendar can be calibrated thanks to a reference clock source which is the mains at 50 or 60 Hz. A digital calibration circuit allowing compensation of the crystal accuracy with 0.95 ppm resolution. A timestamp function to save calendar contents in timestamp registers depending on an external event. And 128 bytes of backup registers split into 32 32-bit backup registers. These registers are preserved in all low power modes and in VBAT mode and are erased when a tamper detection event occurs on any one of the three tamper pins. Two of the three tamper pins are available in VBAT mode. Here is the RTC block diagram. The RTC has two clock sources. The RTC clock or RTC CLK is used for the RTC timer counter and the APB clock is used for RTC register read and write accesses. The RTC clock can use either the high-speed external oscillator or HSE divided by a programmable factor from 2 to 31, the low-speed external oscillator or LSE, or the low-speed internal oscillator or LSI. To be functional in stop or standby mode, the RTC clock must use the LSE or LSI. To be functional in shutdown or VBAT mode, the RTC clock must use the LSE. The RTC clock is first divided by a 7-bit programmable asynchronous prescaler which provides the CKAPRE clock. Most of the RTC is clocked at the CKAPRE frequency. So, in order to reduce power consumption, it is recommended to set a high asynchronous division value. The default value is 128. Then, a 15-bit programmable synchronous prescaler provides the CKSPRE clock. CKSPRE must be 1 hertz in order to update the time and date BCD registers in one second increments. The sub-second register resolution is defined by the CKAPRE frequency. By default, it is 256 hertz. The SSR register resolution is increased by reducing the asynchronous prescaler value. The asynchronous prescaler can also be bypassed. In this case, the sub-second register resolution is defined by the RTC clock frequency. The RTC is initialized using a secure method. The RTC registers are write protected to avoid any possible parasitic write accesses. First, the disabled backup domain protection bit must be set in the power controller control register in order to enable RTC write accesses. Then, a specific sequence must be written in the RTC write protection register. Initialization mode must be entered in order to change the clock prescaler values or the calendar value. The RTC calendar keeps running in all low power modes, in VBAT mode, and during reset. Initialization of the time and date registers is performed through their shadow registers, which are in the APB clock domain. The sub-second register cannot be initialized. The calendar sub-second, time and date register's content can be read in two different modes. When the bypass shadow registers control bit is cleared, the shadow registers are read. The advantage of this mode is that it guarantees that all three registers are consistent. When the time register is read, the date register is frozen until it is read. When the sub-second register is read, the time and date registers are frozen until the date register is read. The disadvantage of this mode is that when exiting stop, standby or shutdown mode, the software must wait for a synchronization delay to ensure that the shadow registers are updated with the last calendar register values. This synchronization delay can be up to two RTC clock periods. When the bypass shadow registers control bit is set, the actual calendar registers are read directly. The advantage of this mode is that there is no need to wait for the synchronization delay. The disadvantage is that the read values can be false or not consistent due to synchronization issues, so they must be read twice and compared with previous read values to ensure they are correct and coherent. This slide presents the main calendar features. Daylight savings can be managed by software with automatic one-hour addition or subtraction. It is possible to synchronize the RTC clock to a remote clock by adding or subtracting an offset to the sub-second register on the fly with CKAPRE clock resolution. This feature is commonly used in RF applications. A reference clock, means at 50 or 60 Hertz, can be used to enhance long-term calendar precision. The reference clock is automatically detected and used to update the calendar when it is present. When the reference clock is not available, the LSE clock is automatically used to update the calendar. This feature is not available in standby, shutdown, and VBAT modes. A timestamp function is available. The calendar values, sub-second, time, and date registers are saved in timestamp registers when an event occurs on the timestamp IO. A timestamp event can also occur when a switch to VBAT occurs. The digital calibration is used to compensate crystal inaccuracy and accuracy variations with temperature and aging. It consists in masking or adding a programmable number of RTC clock cycles, fairly well distributed in a configurable window. The calibration value can be changed on the fly, depending on detected temperature changes, for instance. A 1 Hertz calibration output signal is provided to measure the crystal frequency before and after applying the calibration value. The accuracy shown here is the resolution of the digital calibration. The calibration window size is configurable between 8, 16, and 32 seconds. For a 32 second calibration window, the accuracy is plus or minus 0.48 ppm. The total correction range is from minus 480 to 480 ppm. The accuracy resolution scales with the calibration window size. Final accuracy in the application will depend on the crystal parameter precision, temperature detection precision, how often the software calibration procedure is launched, etc. In order to reach the precision of the calibration window, the measurement window must be a multiple of the calibration window. The RTC embeds two flexible alarms based on comparison with the calendar value. The alarm flags are set if the calendar sub seconds, seconds, minutes, hours, or date match the value programmed in the alarm registers. The alarms event can wake up the device from all low power modes. The alarms event can also be routed to the specific output pin RTC out with configurable polarity. The calendar alarm sub second, seconds, minutes, hours, or date fields can be independently masked or not masked for the comparison. When the masks are used, periodic alarms are generated. In addition to the calendar and alarms, another 16-bit auto-reload counter can generate periodic events with wake-up from low power modes capability. This counter cannot be read. Depending on the software configuration, the wake-up timer clock can be the RTC clock divided by 2, 4, 8, or 16, or the output of the synchronous pre-scaler. With the divided RTC clock, the wake-up period can be from 122 microseconds to 32 seconds when the RTC clock frequency is 32.768 kilohertz. The resolution is down to 61 microseconds in this case. With the CKSPRE clock, the wake-up period can be from 1 second to 36 hours when the CKSPRE clock is at 1 hertz. The RTC embeds ultra-low-power tamper detection circuitry. The purpose is to detect physical tampering in a secure application and to automatically erase sensitive data in case of intrusion. Three tamper pins and events are supported and are functional in all low-power modes. Two of these three pins are functional in VBAT mode. The detection can be edge or level triggered, and the active edge or level is configurable for each event. Backup register contents are erased when a tamper event is detected. In addition, a tamper event prohibits any read access to the backup SRAM. A tamper event can generate a timestamp event. The tamper detection circuit includes an ultra-low-power digital filter. The internal IO pull-up can be used to detect the anti-tamper switch state. The IO pull-up is applied only during the pre-charging pulse in order to avoid any consumption if the tamper pin is at a low level. The pre-charging pulse duration is configurable to support different capacitance values and can be 1, 2, 4, or 8 RTC clock signals. The pin level is sampled at the end of the pre-charging pulse. A filter can be applied to the tamper pins. It consists of detecting a given number of consecutive identical events before issuing an interrupt to wake up the device. This number is configurable and can be 1, 2, 4, or 8 events at a programmable sampling rate from 1 to 128 Hz. This figure illustrates tamper detection using the internal pull-up. The internal pull-up can be applied for 1, 2, 4, or 8 cycles. If the switch is opened, the level is pulled up by the resistor. If the switch is closed, the level remains low. The input voltage is sampled at the end of the pre-charge pulse. Several RTC events can generate an interrupt. All interrupts can wake the microprocessor up from all low-power modes. The alarm A interrupt is set when the calendar value matches the alarm A value. Similarly, the alarm B interrupt is set when the calendar value matches the alarm B value. The wake-up timer interrupt is set when the wake-up auto-reload timer reaches zero. The timestamp interrupt is set when a timestamp event occurs. The tamper 1, 2, and 3 interrupts are set when a tamper event is detected respectively on the RTC TAMP 1, RTC TAMP 2, or RTC TAMP 3 pin. The RTC peripheral is active in all low-power modes, and the RTC interrupts cause the device to exit the low-power mode. In stop and standby modes, only the LSE or LSI clocks can be used to clock the RTC. Note that only the LSE is functional in VBAT mode. A bit is available in the MCU debug interface in order to stop the RTC counter when the core is halted for debugging. This is a list of peripherals related to the real-time clock. Please refer to these peripheral trainings for more information if needed. Reset and clock control, power control, and extended interrupt controller. Thank you.


Hello and welcome to today's special Halloween season edition of Frightfully Forgotten, but to start things off What are we drinking today? The Demeter's Fate Russian Imperial Stout. Mmm. Good. Gives buzz. Today we are going to be counting down five forgotten Frankenstein films. We're gonna start with 1970s horror of Frankenstein. Hammer's attempt at sort of rebooting the franchise, I guess. Rebooting their own franchise. They did a little bit of a different take on this one. More of a comedy.  We're gonna have to examine each other closer. He's like, oh should I take my clothes off now or later? No, I think later. Kills his own dad to get the inheritance and you don't really know why he's creating this monster. It's more just because he's pompous and he can't. He just wants to prove people that he can do something they can't.   I really like the monster design in this. Yeah, it's really cool because he is very intimidating looking. Yeah, he's pretty strong too. Like when he stands up, you see his muscles and everything. And I like the skull that's like all fractured and all these different places. You can see it's been put back together like a puzzle almost. The second the monster's created, he goes on a murdering spree. Victor Frankenstein blames all the murders on his cook.  He's a good friend. The monster is played by David Prowse who also of course famously played Darth Vader. Right. And he was also the Frankenstein monster in Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell. And the ending is pretty funny. Yeah. It's kind of anti-climactic, comedic ending. No little girl, don't pull that lever. That's it. That's like the whole... Definitely probably one of the first comedic attempts at the Frankenstein story, I think. If you want to see Hammer's fresh take on the Frankenstein franchise, check out Horror Frankenstein. That takes us to number four on our list. And this one is Andy Warhol's Flesh for Frankenstein, 1973. This one takes another different turn. He's doing it actually for quite a sinister reason. He wants to create a master race of these super humans that are going to basically do his bidding. Yeah, rule the world. It's kind of neat too, it's different where he's not just making the man first and then later the woman. He's making the man and the woman at the same time so they can procreate and make this race, you know? Yeah, but for that they need a brain.  Where are you going to get it, right? They go to the town brothel. With huge shears. But obviously they get the wrong brain, naturally. Instead of an abnormal brain, it's a non-horny brain.  And it's not so sleazy, you know, it's not like hyper-sexual. It's kind of a comedy first, sexploitation second. Yeah, they did it in a tasteful way, actually. Udo Kier plays Dr. Frankenstein in this and he of course is over the top and magnificent at being over the top.   All the acting in this movie is actually, for what the movie is, is actually not bad, right? It's supposed to be kind of cheesy and fun. The kids are snooping around and they open like this cupboard and they see like lungs in the heart. Like breathing on its own. Yeah, that's cool. Pretty neat. Then at the end he gets nice and bloody. Exactly. Udo Kier loses his arm again. Yeah, or yeah, his hand or whatever, yeah. Ooh, in that cage. Yeah, that door. Yeah, like, how would you take your hand right off?  But does it all tastefully? Does it tastefully? Check out Flesh for Frankenstein. Yeah, it definitely knows what it is and what they're doing, right? The next one on our list is an actually forgotten film. It was lost and recently recovered the 1910 version, the Thomas Edison Frankenstein. And it's the first ever filmed screen version of that story. It's only like 13 minutes long, but they managed to actually get the whole point across in that 13 minutes. They do a really good job. The effects for 1910 are really cool and, you know, the creation of the monster. In the book, they don't explain how the monster is made, so every film has to do its own interpretation of that. And this is kind of different. It's more of like alchemy. Yeah. There is no mad scientist laboratory template at this point that every movie is basing theirs off. They were the first to kind of, okay, well, how does he do it? I guess he just uses a cauldron and the monster comes out and is formed like on screen. It looks really neat. And the monster itself looks really cool and quite creepy, actually. Very grotesque. It looks like a nightmare. And the ending is different. It's not like the ending in the book. You know, they had to wrap it up quick. It's really neat and the effect to get his knee relooks in the mirror. Yeah, he like disappears from the floor, but he's still in the mirror. Yeah, he's caught in the mirror. Yeah, and then he disappears again. So if you want to see like the first ever Frankenstein movie that sort of set the tone for everything else to follow, check that one out. You can watch it on YouTube. That brings us to number two on our list here. And this one was made for TV movie, actually. Yeah. It's a 1992s Frankenstein. This one follows the book pretty damn close, actually. Yeah, really close. The only real difference is there's like a psychic link shared between the monster and Victor Frankenstein, which isn't in the book, but it makes sense in the movie. It works. The performances in this movie is really what makes it. Yeah. And you wouldn't think it, but Randy Quaid plays the monster. And you know that Randy Quaid playing Frankenstein's monster, but he nails it so good at the dramatic end of it, where you really sympathize with him. And man, you feel sorry for that guy. Patrick Bergen plays Victor Frankenstein in this. Excellent in this movie. Yeah. Fuck, I can't imagine that a guy had a voice left at the end. After, yeah. That one scene after the monster kills his, his fiance, he runs out of the house, he's screaming at the top of his lungs.  Chase you to the ends of the earth! Who's breathing?  The way he creates the monster, he doesn't steal dead body parts. He's actually cloning his own body parts using this machine. So he's kind of like God making man in his own image. When he puts his arm through that thing and you see the arm appear in the tank to you like the way they do it, it's really cool. Very cinematic for a movie that was not released in cinemas. You really feel like you're put into that time. Probably the first Frankenstein movie I ever saw where I felt really, really sorry for the monster. I couldn't tell this all I've ever seen were the universal ones and stuff like that. Whereas you know you don't feel sorry for that guy, but here you really, your heart really breaks for the monster.  Mary Shelley's Frankenstein came out what a couple of years later after this one. You know that kind of stole all the thunder. If this movie, if this 1992 version would have had the budget of that one, I think this would be a lot more well-known and probably known as one of the best Frankenstein movies. Yeah, it's quite forgotten actually just for simple fact that it was done for TV. That brings us to number one on our list of forgotten Frankenstein movies. And this one comes from one of our favorite movie decades ever. It is 1985's The Bride. That's right. This actually has a pretty all-star cast. Sting is in this and we all know him from The Simpsons. He's in a band once too I think. Clancy Brown is in this and we know him from Highlander I think. Jennifer Beals is in this. She was in Flashdance and Carrie Ellis is in this too right?  And it's really neat how they do it too. They got The Bride sort of floating in the air. It's really cool. Yeah, I really like the creation scene in this. Frankenstein finally created his perfect being. You know it's a woman and there's nothing wrong with her. She's beautiful. She's stunning. Terrified of the monster. And as fire starts they assume the monster perished in it but he didn't. You gotta be friends with this little dwarf guy, Ronaldo. Yeah and they form a very close friendship. He teaches the monster about life. Basically enjoying life and how to drink. He gets the monster drunk. Then after when they're all walking on the trail, he's all hungover. And then on the other side you have Dr. Frankenstein teaching The Bride how to function in society. High society. High society and he keeps saying she's going to be the first liberated free woman. And on the other hand he's super controlling of her. The slow progression into like his obsession with her. He smacks a lot of people in this.  Yeah, even like the monster in the beginning. He smacks the monster, smacking Kerriellis, smacking The Bride. There's a clear class divide in the movie too, right? Which is very interesting. And you see how both of them get brought up. And also who has like more fun, who enjoys life a little more, and who doesn't. Which is kind of interesting. Who's free. Yeah and who's not. Exactly and it's like high society.  Whereas the lower ed ebb of society, you're free kind of. Yeah, Frankenstein's traveling. He's kind of seen the world. Yeah, he has a good friend. They kind of, you know, they love each other. Yeah, yeah. It's great. Ronaldo! Yeah. My baby! They join the circus and you find that circus act. It's probably what would happen if the monster was, you know, had to go live in the world. He'd probably have to join the circus. Right, yeah, because he kind of looks a little off. Another cool thing about this movie is that he just looks a little off. Right. He doesn't look like a monster. Yeah, he's not. He's not terrifying looking. He doesn't look completely right but he can still walk into like the bar and sit down and like have a drink. People are going to stare at him and maybe mock him a bit but they're not going to flee or want to, you know, drive him out of the town. And it's got a different ending than any other Frankenstein type movie too. So if you want a good like 80s fantasy approach to the Frankenstein story, definitely check out The Bride if you haven't. A lot of people shit on it when it came out and it bombed at the box office but I think it's totally worth a watch for any fan of Frankenstein movies. So that's it. That's our top five forgotten Frankenstein films. I'm sure there's many, many more out there. There's so many. So if you have any Frankenstein movies that you would suggest that are also forgotten or really good, please mention them in the comments. Yep, for sure. I'd love to see it. And until next time, keep drinking.