I love my husband! What's good point about marrying a Korean man? Do you think? Let me think! Hello, Davies! Do you think Muslim girl can marry a Korean guy? Many subscribers asked me this Honestly, marrying a man from certain country might be a bit of strange question But actually, I was really wondering to If a Muslim girl can marry a Korean guy?  Hello! Hello guys! Here is Jacob and here is Ahla! Aya Salah Aya Salah? Yes, Aya and Salah Oh, how? My father's name Are they all Salah? My father is Salah Salah is Salah Today's topic is How is marriage with Korean guy? So I will ask some questions That you can wonder Can you introduce yourself? Hello guys, my name is Aya I am 26 years old I guess Yeah, 92 Yeah, okay I'm from Egypt And I've been married to a Korean guy For 4 years 4 years My name is Ahlam I'm from Morocco I'm 23 years old And I'm married to a Korean I'm curious that How did you meet your husband? We met when I was back in Egypt And he was there studying I used to live with Korean Korean students And he was their Sonde Senior Yeah, he was their senior And that's how we met At first we were just friends And then kind of escalated Yeah Okay I met him through the friend income It's a good thing I got to know him for Short time After that He liked me, I liked him Yeah, he wanted to propose for me But that time I had to come back to my country We were just talking Chat and video calls like every day And after that We got married in December I think that's really brave That you decided to get married And come to Korea Because of love So next question is Were there any objections From the families? Not his family I guess The family were more open About the relationship But my mom Really wanted me to marry An Egyptian person And she was kind of against me Living abroad So she was afraid That I would never come back So yeah Right now There's no objection at all I guess my mom loves him More than she loves me So yeah That's about mothers too Yeah There was no one who said No, I don't know I'm so thankful for that My parents are open minded The only thing they wanted I should get married to a Muslim The man I'm going to marry with And get to know him So the moment we got engaged In Morocco My husband stayed a week In our house So they got to know each other My parents saw him He saw them He was so polite with them Respectful They loved him so much Your family loved him too? Yeah My husband We're saying like I'm their daughter He's not theirs And from my husband's side His family Understand They were okay They didn't say like no or something I was a little worried My mother-in-law They like oh no She's foreign or something But she was so understanding Encourage him yes Do what you want If that makes you happy Good luck I'm so glad to hear that No one opposed And they glad your marriage Congratulations Thank you I'm curious that How is life in Korea As a foreigner wife I think Life in Korea is really fast And yeah It's really really fast You have to push yourself To like learn new stuff To be better And yeah A lot of competitions And people are always busy Yeah Egypt is kind of Me It's different In Egypt Everything is very slow You don't feel The pressure in Egypt Is it You feel it in Korea Well the life in Korea Is very comfortable I like just how much If Korea is safe Even you go Late time There's no need to worry I like the internet Internet? Yeah it's still fast Yeah The coffee shop Transportation Yeah I like how Korean people are kind Like foreigners If you ask them something They like to help you And stuff There are many good things Yeah To live in Korea Yes I like Korea So I think This question is that You can wonder Did your husband Convert to a Muslim Yes In order to marry With a Muslim girl In any of the Arab countries You actually Have to convert To Islam So yes He converted How to convert First you have to go to the mosque And then you hatchers About like Islam There's documents And then they give you The document after you You know fulfill The required hours That's interesting Yeah Yes After he got to know me He knows that It's like a duty To become a Muslim If you're not Muslim You cannot marry This Muslim girl So he just Had to convert So Like I'm his wife I am Muslim So he was a Muslim Muslim Muslim Really not easy to me Korean who can accept Islam Yeah So Does your husband Understand Islam well And abide by Islamic law Well actually His major in college Was Arabic language And Islamic studies So sometimes I feel like He understands Islam Even better than I do So yeah Because he studied it Professionally So yeah Yes And I was like The first time I saw that Like he respects it And follow like Islam I was very surprised I was thinking maybe it's hard for him first But he was really trying hard In everything In everything So he's doing important Yeah And Haram Fasting He did Wow Guys I will tell you about this later It's really not easy For Korean Even for Muslims Yeah even for Muslims The first time I tried I was trying to fast Like in Ramadan The first time it's become pretty for me It was so hard I was going to die that day I understand Yeah you even can dream No drinking No smoking No eating That's really interesting Really followed Islamic law The important thing is He tried To follow and study About your culture And religion I learned about his culture Learned also about my culture Like that So I'm curious that What's good point About marrying a Korean man Hmm What do you think Hmm Let me think Why, why, why, why Why, why I think Korean guys are really sensitive In a good way Like they're really sensitive About what the girl feels Like what their partner feels And from my experience He's really respectful Of my choices He's really supportive of me Almost everything that I chose He was like Okay go for it You can He's really supportive And they're really romantic They're more They can take care of their lady I guess I think So you said the Korean man Well it doesn't depend on Korean man Any other country Because it just depends on the people But like in my case My husband is very kind Polite Cute And sweet He's a gentleman Like I can say He respects me He supports me in everything I want He likes what I like Encourage me He's my husband He's my friend He's my love He's my everything Oh He means a lot Now I understand that You gave up everything And come to Korea And I'm ready to give up 40 You really love him I can see it loudly You can shout out to him I love my husband Many foreigners are worried about this Are there any problems Because of your culture difference? We had some like Arguments Because like the The difference in cultures Before I would think something And he would not Really understand Why I thought like this Or like the other way around But it was not like Big stuff It was not like big issues Or something It was just small things And Talking about it Like conversation And talking Whatever is happening Whatever I feel Whatever he feels It's really important To overcome any issues When you have like Different cultures Because any issues That comes Out of it Is just because We don't know The other culture Of the other person So talk is the most important thing Yeah just I guess Understanding That whatever is obvious to me And whatever is like Really really talking And discussing everything You cannot just assume That the other person Is gonna understand Or the other person Of course he has the same Beliefs Or like the same Thoughts as I do Because I was raised With those thoughts Or like with this culture But the other person Was not So we have to talk About everything We have to be more open And understanding To the other person So yeah You have to be patient Yeah You have to be patient Yeah that's true If you don't say They don't understand They don't understand They don't know even now But it's a problem Yeah that's true You have to talk Nobody can read minds Well I don't think That there is any Like different culture between us Maybe there is But I don't feel it Because We try to understand each other We learn about each other's cultures We instead of fighting Or something We try to explain This is how I think This is how we think Like that And try to solve the problem Not to make it bigger Yeah so you mean There is cultural differences But you guys Understand each other And talk with each other Yeah I don't say Like this is wrong But it might be wrong In my culture In my thinking But it might be right For him Like we try to understand that Yeah Just two different People meet Together So you have to understand Yes that's alright The next question Is many foreigners ask me that Yeah they worry about this pop What is your relationship With your mother You know Because in Korea The family relationship Is so much important So how is it Actually family relationship Is really important In the Arab countries as well Like Yeah it's really really important I guess everywhere Even a lot of Arab girls Are worried about that After marriage Like mother-in-laws Unfortunately my mother-in-law Passed away before They met my husband He only has his father And his grandma And they're really really nice to me And I really really like them They're like super cool They're super understanding About like everything And I really really love them So I guess I was kinda lucky Lucky girl Yeah I didn't really have any problems In drama Or many people said that If you marry Korean guy Then your mother-in-law Is like bad person I was so worried Before I met her I was like Oh my god Can she accept me Like Oh well she love me I had many worries But when I met her That was really totally different Like I even don't feel like I'm a foreigner Yeah I feel like I'm a Korean person She doesn't make me feel like I'm a foreigner She treats me like her daughter I'm just so thankful for her Because the first time I came here It was little hard for me To adjust here in Korea And I was missing my parents And stuff But because she was like Standing next to me Like making me feel like She's my mom I overcome that feeling There was my husband of course With me But like I had that Parents' emotion Like missing Family Yeah she helped me Like overcome that feeling I really love her like my mom And I treat her like my mom So that it is Yeah I saw in the broadcast She treat you like Weird daughter Yeah Not foreign life or something It was so much impressive I'm so thankful Oh yeah so this is the last question If there is some people Who worried about Marry with another culture Can you tell anything to them? Like an advice? Yeah Okay It's not easy It's not easy marrying anybody Actually people are really different So even if a person from my own culture Is gonna be really difficult To be with that person If we don't really Understand each other And like talk about everything If we don't match Being with someone else From like another culture Is really really hard But as I said It's all about understanding It's all about being open to Understand each other Be open to trying something new You cannot expect The other person to do All the work for you You cannot be standing Where you are And like Okay you come to me You know you have to meet Halfway So you have to have Mutual understanding And I guess you have to Read a lot about that culture Search a lot about culture And after all Like you too As two individuals If matching And you love each other I guess you can Do everything Well first for the girls Who are getting married Or planning to get married Congratulations And what I'm going to say Is that For international marriage in general Not just Korean Or Islamic country or that In general International marriage Is like have some True difference When you get married To a foreign person Just try to Understand him Be patient Instead of fighting Or like Just try to Come down And have some more Patient And try to Understand each other So your relationship Will be more good But before getting married You should get to Know him more Don't just get married fast You should know each other first So things will go Thank you Thank you So today I met Sal... Sal... Sal... I'm sorry Sorry So I met Ayah Talked about marriage With Korean guy Was really interesting Thank God I really agree that When you meet Another person Not only in marriage The understanding And respect Other person And try to Understand other people That's really Important point So thank you for Answering and come To my interview Thank you Thank you for having me So I met Ayah today It was really good answer And I hope Can be informative to you If you want International marriages I hope My thinking was helpful For them Thank you so much Take care And see you Next other content Sal... Sal... Okay


which is in about three minutes and at that time if unless you are in line and I do not believe there's a line out there and if you are not registered then the time will be up. That's it Senator West. Madam Chair thank you very much and this is the chair to the author of the bill. I apologize for not being in and when you were laying it out. We have education going on. How will this bill assuming that it becomes the law of the state of Texas which I'm against but if it becomes the law of the state of Texas how will this bill be implemented and who will enforce it and how will it be enforced? The Attorney General Senator on page two of a less than page two that's only a two-page bill. The section may be enforced only through an action instituted by the Attorney General for mandamus or injective relief. The Attorney General may recover costs and attorney's fees relating to it. I understand that portion but on a practical basis let's say the bill is law. How is a specific infraction of this law how is it reported and how does one in the school district kind of police it. Right so we heard from testimony already today some school districts have policies already in place. This bill Senate Bill 3 the approach similar to House Bill 2899 says that this is a state purview. This under political subdivisions and so that the political subdivisions cannot institute a policy that differs from this unless overturned. So the enforcements by the AG if a school district or UIL or anyone else actually crafts a policy different than that then it would be up to the local political divisions subdivisions to if there was a complaint. Stay right there stay right there. If I'm transgender and I go to a restroom another student can make a complaint is that how that works. If a policy is adopted that otherwise would be opposite. I'm not talking about the policy now it becomes the law of the land I'm not talking about the adoption of the policy I'm talking about enforcement of the law that is being considered here. Basically saying that you have to whatever sex is a birth certificate if I violate that and go to a bathroom other than what's on my birth certificate and there's a complaint who makes the complaint. I think it takes on a number of ways to go. I think initially if it was in a school the student would complain to the school board and we've seen that in Dripping Springs ISD. So we'll take that example Dripping Springs ISD unbeknownst to most of the parents there there was a policy that was adopted in I think it was executive board of the Dripping Springs ISD and this is off of memory from Senate Bill 6 testimony and then the parents actually brought complaint to the school district. The school district didn't did not act but herein lies if you'll let me finish this that then if Senate Bill 3 pass the parents would have the ability now to go to the Attorney General to say the school district you know and this was one specific case when you're talking about one specific child as I understand it one of their elementary schools it was a specific case then in this the relief would be by those parents instead of going to the school board in Dripping Springs ISD which I'm told was it was even hard to get like to be able to to talk to the school board they would have the ability to appeal to the Attorney General who whose office then would receive the complaint and investigate the policies that had been adopted. Let's go back to the complaint that's where I am. All right a student complains to their parents what type of evidence would be necessary in order to sustain or overturn that particular complaint. When you're talking about like would there be a court case or the evidence? Well it's something like evidence obviously as soon as administrative and etc but if you were to complain to sit up and say that they saw a senator Zafferini going to the wrong restaurant okay it's your evidence you it's you making the complaint. What type of evidence with you as the complainant need to be able to show or utilize to make certain that that complaint is sustained. I think that would be well I don't think we're talking about the one instance I think that we're talking about I'll go to the case in Pennsylvania where a young man man has now brought suit because there was a female in the dressing room who has now identified as a male so female to male and he has brought suit because he went to the school district to say I'm not comfortable and they have denied that they have told him as I have read that there's nothing going to be done and so I think there's a lot of different remedies but we're not talking about that one instance I think that we're talking about more of the policy and that is what this particular bill really talks about is similar to Senator Rodriguez who filed the bill this session I think there's several joint authors who really it's it's saying it's a state purview and this is what we want it to be it's the opposite of Senate Bill 3 in creating a protective class that Title 9 doesn't actually address or are some discrepancies that he might see in Title 7 which he and I had a long exchange about today and you know he's he's called a bill actually opposite of Senate Bill 3 and when I say that not exactly opposite but a different tack to say it's a state purview and here's what the state here's what we want to see the state and again I'm talking about at state's purview okay bill passed state purview and the state puts in place this particular bill if someone violates this particular policy obviously an individual citizen I assume would be able to make a complaint if they saw someone violating the policy correct mm-hmm all right again and that's where I am at the granular level as it would practically apply to a person who would be suspected of violating this particular policy what type of evidence would I is to complain it saying that you violated the policy need to be able to provide to whatever authority the Attorney General whomever to say that there was a violation and is there any penalty for that yeah I think the OAG would have to investigate and and and when you say that you know that's true of what you know you're a lawyer in any case what is the evidence I mean it comes down to the evidence of any case and so the OAG would investigate and then eventually the court issues a mandate must correct and so I would say that we know for example in this bill Senate Bill 3 I think it'd be pretty evident if a male was running track or playing basketball basketball you're a basketball player and so someone of your size decides that they want to play girls basketball that's pretty evident that's evident what about a restaurant though I think this applies to everything in that way and how this bill less specific than Senate Bill 6 very much less than Senate Bill 6 Senate Bill 6 was a multi-page bill that went into more detail and Senator West I know you weren't here when I laid it out is that when Governor Abbott Greg Abbott did his press conference in calling for the special session and named the 19 ultimately 20 issues he specifically referenced House Bill 2899 which had a hearing in the House about that particular approach to governance making it a state purview rather than letting each one of the school districts which we could have different school districts make different decisions we just heard Leander ISD has a policy against allowing a transgender individual transgender person from going into the restrooms we had a young man come in a transgender male come and testify and so each school district now it's a patchwork of different policies and what Senate Bill 3 attempts to do is to say that's a state purview and then if any change is made by Congress or by the legislature Senator Rodriguez a bill similar to his or the Supreme Court of the United States then it yields to that policy but this is the policy and this is how we're so a transgender student that would violate the policy would be subject to suspension no that it's very silent it's not an individual action against that person it is an action the OIG can take action against the political subdivision of the violation now we could get into trespassing and different things that I think will be left up to some interpretation but if you take the cases that we've seen in target we've seen and in other situations I do think that there those are private businesses and we don't touch that with this particular bill I'm talking about the schools I think the school will have to enforce it because we have said and so how would the school enforce it that's it that's where I am on the green yeah with the student how does this state state has a policy and then you're saying the school would have to implement that policy and the question is is how do they implement policy if someone runs afoul of the policy right here before what they would do is suspension expulsion etc with the students that violated this particular policy be subject to the same sort of sanctions I think what what what they're doing currently as we see a patchwork of different policies across our state I'm asking what do you anticipate assuming that you have one policy across the state would you anticipate the sanctions being for a student that violated of the state wide policy in our public school system would you anticipate the sanctions would be suspension expulsion suspension what I don't think so I think that's left up to each school district and I think that that that the bill speaks to that it's it's what is on the birth certificate and you would say well today how do they enforce these rules because and many school districts will say privately you know we've been handling some of these situations we give we give personal accommodations to children with special needs and and I think that that will can will continue today so that would be one of the methods if there's a violation that would be one of the yeah and today the only records but I want to say some about the recourse today as parents go to the school boards and what we have seen is is you know again you can you can read what you at all of this in some newspaper articles and and you can go back to the testimony on Senate Bill 6 but the recourse is with the school district now we are allowing parents to have recourse with the attorney general if they believe the school district is in violation of this policy I'm assuming assuming that a student is in violation of the policy that's where I am the gorilla level and I'm trying to figure out what sanctions with this students be subjected to for being in violation of policy bill is silent today do you think that there should be some clarification in terms of what the sanction should be I don't think so why is that I don't know I hadn't heard any testimony to say differently and I've listened to 18 plus we've been at it three hours today 22 hours of testimony and hundreds of meetings and haven't said we have not taken personal action against a student is more aimed at the policy and to allow the school districts to handle the situations as they see fit but you wouldn't agree with me that if we come up with a statewide policy and school districts would be responsible for implementing that policy and if they don't then they're subject to mandamus as you mentioned and then implementing the policy the implementation of the policy would go to the individual students and the student violated that policy like any other policy of a school district there's certain sanctions that are applicable to that particular student and those sanctions based on what I understand in education go to the expulsion and and or suspension and I'm just trying to understand the legislative intent what is your intent in terms of what the sanctions would be the sanction is against the school district at this point not the individual so then the bill is silent in terms of any sanctions the school district would end up metting out against the individual student that violated the policy that's it is silent and you have no legislative intent in terms of what the sanction should be I have not created any but it all right all right we will get started with Ron Nuremberg yeah let me just forget start let me call the next five to sit in the first row Raymond Malew Milo MD MA I L O U S Rose a excuse me Rose McBurnett Carl McBurnett Mike Floyd and Christian Palmer be a now on recognize chair Hoffman and members of the State Affairs Committee thank you for the opportunity to be here today the City of San Antonio stands with other communities in opposition to Senate Bill 3 and Senate Bill 91 by Senator Colcourst San Antonio is a welcoming and inclusive place where people from many backgrounds and beliefs come together to make it a great place to live and to visit these bills are in direct conflict with these values we hold as a community the legislation puts transgendered people in the cross areas of discrimination in an attempt to protect children and women from a problem that clearly does not exist this legislation threatens the state's economy and lives of citizens we all represent because treatment discrimination is as bad for business as it is for the safety of the most vulnerable members of our community SB 3 and SB 91 would create the highly negative and harmful perception that San Antonio and Texas are not open and hospitable places like all Texas City San Antonio competes for business relocations conventions and major sporting events this villain impedes our ability to compete we also focus on economic development efforts on targeted industries such as advanced manufacturing information technology cybersecurity and health care and this bill will stunt the growth of the San Antonio and Texas new economies San Antonio educators also united against this legislation Bear County superintendents representing 15 school districts have signed a letter voicing opposition to this legislation and you have at your dais letters from our business community as well as you've you've heard the testimony from our chambers of commerce president CEO as well as the president CEO of visit San Antonio but in the end proponents of the bill have stated that this is geared toward public safety you have at your dais a letter from police chief bill you McMahon is stating that sexual assault and public restrooms is not a problem in San Antonio multiple state laws already criminalize the conduct that this bill purports to address and under the in other words sp3 and sp91 are fixes in search of a problem we implore you to stand against this legislation thank you mayor and I apologize for not addressing you as mayor when you sat down I don't think we've ever met and I wasn't glad didn't have my glasses not glazing card thank you thank you madam chair yes sirs after welcome mayor thank you how long have you been mayor of the city of San Antonio now about my about I don't know you so this is your first Senate hearing it is not I've served on the city council since 2013 but you've been to the Senate hearings before to testify not on this particular legislation you heard the testimony of course of other representatives of the city of San Antonio do you have any information to add regarding the economic impact on the city of San Antonio should this legislation pass only just to underscore not just the economic impact which we've already felt just by the proposal of this legislation which we know is in roughly about three million dollar direct economic impact but the daily emails and phone calls and concerns from members of our community many many who have you've heard from already and will continue to hear from throughout the day about this this legislation that again uses the fear of issues that do not arise unless these bad laws are put on the books and your written testimony says that this would impair our ability to compete across the nation could you give us specific examples of how passing this legislation would impede that competitive ability besides the already direct impact from convention business and visitor business that have already pulled out of San Antonio in Texas we know that we have many concerns calls to our visit San Antonio offices and to the city of San Antonio about what happens if this legislation is passed we know that we are competing for not just the NCAA final four that's coming year in 2018 which is already here and we know what the NCAA has done in its past but we're also working to compete for future convention business and final four business and major sporting events again we don't expect to see direct economic impact the day that this has passed but the way that convention and visitor business works is that we're already competing for business four or five years from now and they're already telling us they will not come if Texas passes these laws how would these bills or passage of these bills impact the sports community specifically the San Antonio Spurs and other sports organizations in San Antonio or throughout the state well San Antonio prides itself on being an inclusive place being in place where we work to be free from discrimination and our major businesses many of whom have signed on the letter that you have at your desks are against our tech community has been testifying and appearing here at the Capitol our major employers are all united against this legislation and that's why I'm here I represent them I represent the members of our community that this legislation targets and I will continue to do so to try and avoid this from becoming law do you know of any issue or problem in the city of San Antonio that would be resolved or corrected by passing this legislation none whatsoever and if there is a public safety argument to be made it has been done by the city of San Antonio police chief William McManus who states pretty definitively that there is no problem that this would solve thank you Mary thank you for being with us today thank you thank you madam chairman Indes thank you madam chair want to thank our new mayor mayor Ron Nuremberg for being here with us it was good to see you and your family and the whole sitting most of the city council at the Pride parade recently I want to say that this letter that you brought us from the chief seems to answer the question because you ran on the issue of public safety and therefore I know that you would do nothing that would cause a any any any member of our community to be unsafe I've spoken to some of the largest employers that we have in San Antonio and I've asked them one of whom's got about 400 locations around the state one of the largest employers we have and I said do you have a problem with people entering the wrong bathroom for any situation they said we never have a problem with this happening and so mayor you're you've taken your time to be here and sit and listen I think at the end of the day you would never propose doing something just even if it were costing us hundreds of millions of dollars which we know it will if it would cause anyone to be less safe correct that's right I mean I think that everyone in the state speaks economics and we all hopefully speak on human rights terms as well but the common denominator should be the fact that this is discriminatory legislation and discrimination is not good for the economy and the sad thing about that is that it's it's packaged and I don't think it's intended to be but that is the net impact that's the net effect it's packaged in this creating a safer situation but in the net effect is causing some folks to be less safe and that's that's why I think so many of us are going are against this legislation I want to thank you for being here I last question are you aware of the letter that was signed and I think it was signed late yesterday it was written by some of the largest employers in San Antonio many conservative business leaders Zachary Newstar Valero many many of them I don't have all but I understand it was more than a dozen that sent in opposition to this yes and in fact we are all very proud of them for that they they sent me a copy of the letter that's also why you heard from the president and CEO of this San Antonio Chamber of Commerce of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is here as well the Texas Association of Business is here they represent San Antonio and we represent them and every one of our school districts in Bear County is opposed as well correct that's correct 15 school districts signed on to a letter that you should have at your desk as well thank you for everything you're doing to make our city a better place to raise a family to live thank you ma'am thank you all right we have Lisa sure happen yes quick question and I mean maybe Senator Menendez me in front of San Antonio you may know this better do you know of how your 15 school districts voted on in the UIL each I think it is each principal of each superintendent gets to vote on policies there was a policy February 20th February 2016 about the inclusiveness or non-inclusiveness of males participating in female sports do you know how they voted I don't have a clue but what I will do is my staffs in the office listening to this both in San Antonio in here and we'll get the answer for you later today I would like to know how they feel about males being able to compete in women's sports girl sports we will get the answer to you thank you so much thank you thank you all right thank you Lisa ships great thank you madam chair and committee thank you for hearing us my name is Lisa chefs I'm the interim executive director organization that advocates on behalf of gender diverse by the gender diverse and I just want to start out by saying Senator Kolkhorst I you know you talked about


January 1986 I was invited by Dr. Swaminathan to be part of a team that went to Cambodia then known as Kampuchea and it was Goethef Kush, it was Don Packridge and myself and so we went there for about 10 days in January 86 because it is such a compelling example of how genetic conservation is is so critical particularly you know for countries like Cambodia that are so reliant on agriculture and in this case so reliant on rice production. So the Erie program came in and we looked around and we were we were shocked I would say in that first mission we couldn't quite believe what we saw but we started to talk to people we started to talk to the government officials we started to talk to everyday folks the varieties were lost because with all that dislocation with the fact that everybody moved from the countryside and then they went through this horrendous period of you know work slave camps basically and also being told you can't plant this deep water rice and and people were so hungry they ate their rice seeds right so you basically lost so much of the genetic resources the the rice genetic resources which were essential in Cambodia because 85% of the fields were were rainfed however we have a good news story and the good news story was that luckily well probably more than luck very strategically Erie had sent in some collectors I don't personally know the names who who actually did this but I believe it was 72 and 73 just towards the period where the production and the you know the turmoil began there had been a collection of rice varieties traditional rice varieties and I believe over 750 varieties probably more than that were actually collected and stored in the Erie geneback so we did our checks on we called up the folks in the geneback and we found out that yes indeed we've got all these varieties that were collected at that point about 13 or 14 years previously so over a period of several years part of the Erie program in Cambodia was actually to reintroduce those varieties and we had one plant we had a couple of plant breeders there Ram Chowdhury Edwin Havier and they worked on reintroduction of these traditional varieties and many of those varieties then farmers you know grabbed them went with them multiplied them I can't underestimate the importance of the human resources and as I mentioned the human resources had been decimated as a result of the war people had either been killed or they'd fled as refugees and disappeared off the map as far as Cambodia was concerned so a major initial focus of our work was on capacity building and over you know a period of about 12 15 years or so about 6,000 Cambodians were trained by Erie at all levels many of them of course were trained in country and at one point we had a team of about five or six Erie scientists working there but many of them we you know we brought them back to Erie and to this day if you go and look at the organizational chart of of Cardi and you look at it over the last several years the people who were running the organization the the current director for example Makara as his PhD in Australia is one of our counterparts one of the trainees the first training course in the world conducted by Erie training team in overseas in Cambodia that was in Cambodia I was selected to be a trainee on the right production it's about the right production Cambodia I learned from that very quick so after the training course they selected me as a trainer for the next training courses on rice production in 1995 I've been in Erie for my first Erie training course only one I have only one Erie training training course at Erie we call GEU genetic evaluation and utilization I was very happy during that course even three months but I learned a lot I learned a lot and everywhere I can go because I know Erie people by that time when I come back that I continues as a right reader by training at CIAP so in 1998 it was successfully getting scholarship and I was studying in University of Queensland when when we went in in January 86 the production in the country was around two million tons the average yield was just over one tonne per hectare and I look at it today what is it almost 30 years later right total production in the country is is around nine million tons all right the country is an exporter again in fact for the last several years the country has been exporting somewhere around 800 thousand to a little over a million tons per year they've really developed their export of rice as a source of income Cambodia itself is a great credit to Erie and I think initially the vision of our director general Dr. Swaminathan and consistent long-term partnership with with that country through thick and thin challenges of funding for the most part Australia was the was the big supporter but we were able over the years to diversify that level of support and one of the key successes is we've been able to connect Cambodian scientists with scientists in other countries we always wanted that we didn't we didn't want them to be dependent only on Erie first is Erie had to provide more scientific and information to us very useful for us to use that translate it to explain it to our policymaker for them to consider and setting up policy framework objective for the future currently the technologies that Erie developed should be providing to the nurse and and and and have you know to create environment to nurse to be getting more and more responsible for that involvement you know the last one but not least the sporting in research capacity in rice improvement from Erie is a vital need Erie could not neglect it on that it has to strengthen in that


John Waliki is coming in at 15. Ah, here he is. Welcome. Yeah. All right. Thank you, Matteo. That was fantastic. I'm really delighted to be here. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you, John. Have fun now. Oh, of course, Zoe. So Ryan, I'm like a live demo guy all the time, and that's what you're going to see. Excellent. That sounds great. I was especially interested in your topic. I know there's a lot in there. But this sounded like a really fun thing that I would maybe want to reproduce after the fact and try out as well. So I'm really excited. This sounded like a really fun topic. Yeah, absolutely. I think we're just about ready to go. If you're ready, you want to? Hang on one second. What I'm going to do is during our little talk, Ryan, since I can't see the live chat anymore, because we're in the backstage, I just sent you some links. I was wondering if you could drop them into the chat for our audience. They want to follow along with some of our links here, OK? Yeah, you bet. Definitely. All right, well, let's do it. All right, so we're going to pray to the demo gods, like Matteo suggested, and we are going to roll here. Let me do a quick introduction. And so my name is John Wallachy, and we're going to talk today about containerizing and deploying your Node.js applications using some best practices. At the end, we're going to deploy our containers to IBM Cloud Code Engine. And I'll sort of take you through that as well. If you're joining us just now, Ryan's been running the track today. We're in the JavaScript track, and Matteo, and Lucas, and I, and later, after me, we've got Ganesh coming up and just awesome presenters. I'm really humbled and delighted to be here with them. We're going to cover a couple of topics and just a little bit of background and why you're going to want to spend the next 30 minutes with me. I'm an IBM developer advocate, sort of a senior developer. I love to teach. I love to speak at conferences and mentor at hackathons and run workshops and tutorials. And now tons of live streams. So this is sort of second nature, eager to get out on the trade show floors and at the conferences. And next week, hopefully, I'll see some of you at Open Source Summit in Seattle. So look for me there in the IBM booth. So that's what I do. And senior IBMer, I do a lot of different. So I'm an IoT guy, and Node.js application developer forever and ever, other roles in IBM, sort of really fun leading the Linux efforts. And so great partnership with Red Hat for two decades plus now. But what we're going to spend the rest of our time talking about is how to build Node.js containers. And I'm going to spend a couple of minutes. My one slide, guys, I promised that there was going to be no slides, and I just got one because I just want to introduce the topics. So what makes a good container? Where and why would you want to build containers that are trusted and secure and small and production ready? Well, let's unpack those because they're really important. First, number one, you want to start with a trusted base image. You can go to Docker Hub and peruse through all the containers that are out there and maybe pick one that you want to build on top of. But let's be honest, Ivan from Moscow doesn't have your best interests in mind, OK? So maybe you shouldn't select his image as your base. What you want to do is select an image, a base image, that has got a pedigree and is supported and it's being scanned and actively maintained, sort of that you want to build from recent images that have got all the CEVs applied, that have the right set of infrastructure and rigor underneath them. So we're all very passionate and very worried now about our software supply chains and the software build materials. And starting from a trusted image really gives you that security that you know you're going to really require, especially as you get to production. You want to know what your application is running on top of. And so number one, let's start with a trusted base image. And I'm going to introduce you to what's called universal base images from Red Hat. They're free and I've been building with them for now a couple of two years starting to get good at it, though I rarely call myself an expert. Number two, secure. So you can throw a kitchen sink into a container and call it done. It works, but it's got an entire vast attack surface. And a secure container is going to be really tight, sort of that you understand and you know exactly why every package is in your container. Anything more is a vulnerability waiting to happen. So just I always think of is how do I make this container as tight and small? I going to install only what I need for the particular workload and then nothing else because you want to make sure that because CVs are going to happen, versions are going to happen. And it's software. We're all building on top of other shoulders, other giants. And we make mistakes. So the smallest attack surface possible is going to make your container hopefully as you get to production that much more secure. Now, as you start to prune and really call it your image, obviously it's going to get smaller.  I very often developers will collaborate and they'll give me an enormous docker file and we'll prune it down and we'll get it smaller and smaller. And I'm going to show you how we can do that in the next couple of minutes. We're going to start with a pretty big container and then a little bit smaller container and then as small as we can get it for the particular workload. And then we want to make sure we're production ready. When we go pick on our image, do we need all the docs? Do we need all of the extras that are sort of delivered inside of our image? No, right? What we really want is the production harness, the test infrastructure. And you'll see me in the next couple of minutes that I build almost everything from a make file, local and then GitHub actions and then a variety of Tecton pipelines and so forth as we get to production ready open shift clusters and Kubernetes cluster. So we want to make sure that we can push our containers through the pipeline and we get consistent results out of, right? We want repeatable results. We don't want, oh, today it looked like it worked and then tomorrow it doesn't quite work because we chose poorly. So we want to think through how we get to production ready pipelines. And so I write make files and then I write GitHub actions and I write Tecton pipelines and I pay attention to those things. So those are sort of the four big lessons, the four big takeaways for John, all right? Let's go and so I'm not the only one that's thinking about this. And I have one of my ex IBM colleagues and now a Red Hatter excited for him. And he's leaving the node application to stack. He's actually part of the OpenJS as well. He sits as a community member on the OpenJS technical committee, but Michael Dawson and Michael wrote a blog post about a month ago and really inspired me to come and talk Ryan today because he wrote the blog and I'm like, oh, I do all those things and I learned a couple of new ones from Michael along the way. And so as I read through this post and if you're able to drop that link, this link into the chat, that would be great, right? Thank you so much for being my right hand man. Got it, you bet. Thanks, thanks. All right, so we're focusing in here on part five, how to build a good container. And so what makes a good container? And so I'm echoing the same things, right? Best practices, security and size and pitfalls and how you get your images to production. And he starts to talk about why you should start with a base image that is trusted. And because they're supported by the Red Hat team, so the Red Hat Universal Base Images is a perfect place to really get started. And the second thing, right? So you wanna don't run your containers as root, kind of avoid the privileged ports and really think through the security of your container. Only put the bits that you need. Don't put secrets into your container. And what you'll often, what I've been doing is I inject environment variables into my containers. So I build a container, it's all everything that, whether it's Python or Node, I'll just use environment variables. And either through Kubernetes secrets or environment variables from your runtime, you wanna inject them. All right, so that way I could put my, and I sometimes I do have to time I'll put my containers up on Docker Hub. Sometimes I put them into private registry services like the IBM Container Registry or Quay.   And so I've avoided that very careful to not leak my secrets anywhere in a public container. And so I'm gonna use environment variables throughout. Now, it's a little bit more work. I know it's a pain, but it's the right thing to do. And the last thing is you want someone to go hack your backend because they've got a secret, okay? And then he talks about complicated stories.  It's not going to show us the differences. So I'm gonna pick a little bit harder scenario in my little example in the next 25 minutes. I do wanna do one more shout out to Bobby Wolf because he also wrote a really good blog post. Let's see if we can get that link into the chat as well. Best practices for designing universal application images. And Bobby's one of my colleagues here at IBM and posted this on the IBM developer website. And he's an OpenShift expert. And so he's obviously in the trenches with our clients and customers deploying their images. And so he's got lots of practical experience about building trusted, secure images, keep them tight, keep them small. And so he's got a great set of lessons here that you can also learn from, right? UBI, image management, security updates, two-stage builds, I'm gonna show you the difference between a two-stage build and a one-stage build and you'll be shocked about how much you can squeeze out of a container. Now, why would it matter? Why is it important to build small containers? Well, a small container is going to let you, especially in serverless environments or a Kubernetes cluster where it's sort of transient or k-native, it's gonna pull an image and then execute that image. Well, you want the cold starts to be as fast as possible. And if the cold start needs to pull a gig and a half or two gig or five gig of cruft out of a container registry service, that's how your cold starts are gonna be really long. And so the smaller your image, the faster the cold starts are gonna be. All right, so think about finding the right way to squeeze your images, especially as we start to look at the bases, okay? Now, I've been talking about UBI. Actually, do I have this link here? I wanted to talk about what a UBI image is in a little blog post here. So announced two years ago at Red Hat Summit, and the idea was they're free, they're built on top of Red Hat, REL8. They also have REL7 images as well. So UBI7 and UBI8. And then they started to spin custom builds of it. So we're gonna focus in on the Node.js because this is a Node track and a JavaScript track, but there's a set of Java space images and they really start tight and they're all well maintained. They're every week, they're coming out with whatever CDs and someone's watching and someone's paying attention to that. So a brilliant place to get started, as opposed to the Wild West that you can go up to Docker Hub and good luck with that. Now, some companies post official images, that's a great place to start as well, on an official image from one of the upstream projects, great way to sort of understand the pedigree of your base images. But be careful about what that official image is a truly, how much support is behind it. All right, so a great link there. Now, where to find the UBI images? So jump up to catalog.redhat.com, software containers explore. And then I did a search and because I'm looking for Node.js 14, sort of the latest LTE release. And I found two of them. And so we're gonna take a look. So this one is sort of the build and run an application and then minimal is sort of the strip it down a little bit. And I'll tell you some stories, Ryan, because there's often scenarios where I have a two-stage build that begins with this one. And then for my production run image, I move what I just built here over to the minimal. And that's gonna be part of my story because in this case, I might need, if I'm especially if I've got native binaries, so Node lets you build native binaries. So I might need to do a GCC compile and with all the kitchen sync that it requires to do the build tool chains, but I only need the resulting shared library. And so I'm gonna copy that shared library and all of the whatever build artifacts from Node modules over to the minimal image. And that's when we're gonna see the size dramatically shrink. And my attack surface is smaller and I don't have all this junk in my junk required for the build, but unnecessary for production runs. So these two become my friend. There's actually a micro, oh, here. So I jumped up and I've been doing this now for months and months. And I noticed that just a day ago, they came out with the latest tag. So I've been a month ago, the image that I'm running is built on 1.23 and yesterday, last night, I said, oh, I'm gonna do this talk and wanna make sure that I'm running the latest, but I'm not. Okay, so I figured I'll hold off and I'll do it live with you because we're gonna upgrade our image from 23 to 26, just to do it live. And just be careful when you, if you're doing a Docker build from and then you just say latest, not always sure what you're gonna get. And I'm gonna show you that why latest is not what you sometimes think you're gonna get. Latest does not mean 1.26 if you already have latest in your cache. It doesn't do a check. And so I got tripped up on this. I kept uploading my image and there would be a scan up in the cloud and it said, you've got security vulnerabilities. And I'm like, I'm running latest. I was running latest from like way back here because it was still cached on my laptop where I was doing my builds. And so what I've done is I've moved to tagging my images explicitly because now it's a repeatable. I know exactly what's in that container, not latest yesterday, latest today, right? That's not a repeatable process. When I say latest, I really want is, I know my production image is 1.23 and how am I exposed? Because now I can go and look at the security for the newest one and I can go and take a look at the security packages and what's different. So I jump over to packages and upgrades and I can say, ah, these six packages have some CVE related to them. And I know the security exposure because look, we all get asked by our boss, does this affect us, right? Does it affect our image? Does it affect our production? And I can say, well, we're running 1.23, 1.26 is available and let's go take a look at the CVs that are particularly, and then of course, do push the latest builds to our pipeline and move to production upgrades. All right, so we're gonna actually do this live and then my last little image here. So in addition to sort of telling you about Node.js minimal UBI image, so very quickly, you know, grab that with the right tag, there is an even smaller one, which is a little bit more work, but if you're a Fedora or Red Hat user, it's actually not too bad. So what they did with Micro, UBI Micro is they pulled out all of the package maintenance tool chains. So you actually run the DNF install. So these are, or the app get install from your laptop and you just push the results into your mounted container image. And so actually it's sort of like the distro list container. Think of it that way. So the distro list containers. So that's UBI Micro and you'll see some dramatic shrinkage here as well. All right, so let's stop out of my browser and let's just jump over to a couple of little terminals here. I sort of, I'm gonna do some edits to make files and darker files in a second, but I wanted to show you, so I built this a couple of different ways and I'm building a pretty big project. I decided not to take Hello World. The project we're gonna build, let me just show you at the end, it's always good to see what we're trying to build here. So part of idea, I'm sort of a weather nerd and I've got access. I went and talked to my weather colleagues and I'm like, give me an API key because I wanna go build my own weather maps and I've got a weather station on my roof. And so what I can do is I can go and find out what the weather is. So I took a base map and the weather radar and I sort of do the little, current conditions and the heat and the wind. So I can sort of look at and I, so this is what we're gonna create. We're building a node application that's gonna go and pull different tiles from the weather company and overlay it into a map. All right, so that's sort of the end result that we're gonna get to. And so that's the Node-RED TWC weather radar map and I built it three different ways. So the first one, remember I told you about multi-stage? Well, I built it with just one stage. So the, and because Node-RED requires Bcrypt which is a native module, it needs the copilers, the GCC copilot. And so when you build that one, it's, you know, 600 meg, 687 meg there. Then I said, well, I wanna go build it using the UBI-8 as my first stage. And then I'm gonna use UBI minimal as my, oh, actually here then I actually, the second one I built was the two stage. So this is now a two stage one, but I stripped out the copilers and it shrank by, you know, 200 and something meg, 275 meg. That was a pretty big difference between just doing a two stage even UBI. And then my last step was to do the build and copile in UBI-8 and then copy the results into UBI minimal. And you can see I dropped another, you know, another 75 meg. So student math 65 meg. So I've, you know, in very quick amount of that little bit of complexity in a Docker file, but big results that made a big difference. And then remember I talked about micro here.  And so that's sort of clever as well. Cause, you know, this is the type of thing that you really wanna head towards. Okay, so this was the other thing I wanted to point out. Remember I had cached the UBI-8, no JS, 14 minimal. And I had said, you know, do a Docker poll on latest about four months ago and I got an image and it's still in my cache. That's not the newest, right? The newest is was up until yesterday 1.23 and today 1.26. So be careful when you pull your tags because this is not always what you get. All right, let's go to a make file and to a Docker file. Let's sort of walk through it. And I'll tell you a little story.  So I could just do make build, make, you know, make whatever, make run, make test, make push and so forth. So I've got, I'm gonna push both to Docker Hub and to the IBM Container Registry Service. And I've got a little namespace there for Dev Nation. I gave my container a name. I gave my container a version. Oh, I'm doing multi-arch builds too because behind, you remember an IoT guy? That's my real job. Behind me, I've got my Raspberry Pi in order to desk. I've got my Jetson Nano, ARM64. And so in the Raspberry Pis here, I've got some Raspberry Pi OS 32 bit Raspberry Pi OS 64 bit. I've got a Fedora of 34 IoT and a Fedora 35, oh, sorry, Fedora 32 image. So I've sort of mixed my little cluster there where I start to, you know, experiment with different types of different architectures because we know we're deploying out to our clients in IoT and IOT scenarios. All right. So we'll, we can also recompile our little Node.js app with ARM64. I'll show you that too. If I've got time, Ryan's gonna have to give me the hook, I think. All right, so set up my credentials. Here I got, I've got one that, so my, I'm a Fedora user that hasn't figured out there. So I'm gonna run Podman and I'm sort of muscle memory between Docker as a CLI and Podman as a CLI and Builda as a CLI.  But what we wanna do is we're gonna just build, the first one's gonna be just a one stage. Can we, can we build from one stage and we're gonna pull in and I'll make this bigger so you all see. And we're gonna pull in from a Docker file called Docker file UBI8 one stage and we're gonna do a build, okay? And then we're gonna try again with two stage but just UBI8 and then we're gonna do a minimal which starts with UBI8 and then copies into. So we're gonna run a couple of these and they do take a couple of minutes. Oh, let's actually jump over to these as well. Because there's really some important tips here. So from registry access red hat com, UBI8 tag diversion, 8.4 most recent production. So of course now I'm starting from a base image here and I wanna install the Node.js bundle and I know that my particular workload here requires a set of node builds that are gonna need Python. So I have to pull in Python but you'll notice that I say don't install all the weak dependencies. So false on the weak dependencies because you wind up getting extra craft into your base images that you don't need. So just turn it off that I don't want the recommended stuff that you might give to me. The next thing I do is there's a whole bunch of silly warnings that it's not a, I don't have a license for Raleigh because I'm a Fedora workstation person. So I just disable that plugin so I can avoid some alerts and warnings. And I do the same thing. So you'll see me pull in GCC shadow utils, et cetera, et cetera. I gotta throw one minute warning in here. While you're on the topic of warning. So Ryan's telling me that I've got just a minute here and so we'll kick off a build and then we won't see it. The last thing we're gonna do, so that's the one pass image. The next one I'm gonna show you how I do it here. Start with the base and then copy from my, in my release image, I'm just gonna do a copy of the results there. And I'm gonna get a much tighter, a much smaller image. I mean, at the end of the day, I do a make code engine. And I actually, well, I've logged into here and it's actually logged me out. But this one, so there's that app running up on IBM code engine in five minutes or so. I was able to push my container up and run it in IBM cloud without too much trouble. All right, so I hope you learned a few things. I wish I was able to give you some demos and the capyles that the Docker image builds do take a 10 minutes or so. So we'll take a pass on that this time. Hope you learned a few things about how to build good containers. Do follow me on Twitter at John Wallachie on my tweet about Linux and open source and IBM cloud of Node.js, Node.Red IoT. Come follow me. That was awesome. Thanks, John. I have one quick question for you since you're running a lot of this on Raspberry Pi. Was there any major difficulty and like those are ARM images instead, right? Do most of them work for the common image types? They do, Ryan. So what I'm gonna show you here. I just did a, when you do a multi, so I use Builda to do multi-arch quite often. And let me just show you in my make file. So in my Builda command, there are base images. Nice. UBI base images for multiple architectures. So ARM, ARM64, PowerPC, System390, which is the Z mainframe. I don't know if any others are supported. Cool.  And so that is the Builda build from Docker. So that's the magic command right there. Okay. Cool. And the other one is like, you could actually, so within the ARM world, there's multiple variants. So you could do variant V8, that's ARM64. If you do it at variant V7, that's ARM32. And that's so you can target different Raspberry Pi images. That's great. Cool. Well, thank you for this fully live introduction to minimizing containers and covering all these best practices. This is a really great topic, excellent content. Thank you so much. Great. Oh, and follow up. If the audience wants to continue to chat, let's jump over to the Slack channel and I'll be happy to continue on our, if you're in Slack, just jump over, either meet me in general or meet me in, well, general is probably the best place. We'll start a thread there. Yeah, yeah. I'd love to see if you have any repo links to those build scripts. I'd love to take a look after. Oh, I do, I do, of course, Ryan. I'll put it in the chat for everyone. Excellent. Thank you very much.


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Can you see me? I can see you. I was going to say there's some dumpster bags you can jump on, but not on this side. So just go for it to reunite with me. It's like a little stick man. Wait, you can save me. Yeah, I can, but I'm not going to. I'm just going to leave you do it. You're doing a great job. I'm out of stamina. You're definitely the brawn in this situation. I'll be the brains. You'll be the brawn. I have huge muscles. And I have big, smooth brains. So big. Oh, yes. It's so smooth because my thoughts just slick right out of me. You know what I mean?  Oh, wait. No, I've got a good idea. I'm going to use this one. Now you'll blend in. They'll be like, oh, that's just a spooky skeleton. I won't stand out at all.  Tweet got tweed. I'm here.  You're positively glowing. Wait, look at this one.   No, this one. Oh, no, leave that one. All right, we're getting a special box of chocolates and the Charlie tape.  Well, you got another cage match. Okay. Wait, I've got the nose. Oh my God. You used the nose on him. It's his weakness. Oh, God. Oh, wait, I got him. Nice. The nose is victorious. Good job. Oh, there's some people in trouble here.  Go, go, go. Time. It's I don't think it's a bad strategy against humans, because if you saw a dude running at you with a garden gnome like I don't think it would really trigger your fight response, you know, you just be confused. He's sobbing, but I oh, that's why they're just sitting there. They're still tied up. Hold on. I'll let you free. I'll leave the weapon witness the gnome in action. All right. Let's leave this guy. We'll save one of them. Oh my God.  Did this to him? I mean, I think it was my like it was the normal. Okay. It's a very efficient weapon. It is actually. I feel many zombies and it's like it's only a third. We got to get to see where C were C. Do you know the alphabet? Well, I don't know it. A B three seven D and then it's next to then F then it then it goes C. So look next to F. Wait. I found it. They put it in the wrong place. What would they put it next to A B and D? I like climbing on the shelf. Me like really. I'm just drying my clothes while wearing them. Oh, no. No, no. Sorry. My horse is in the room. Oh yeah. Do you have a horse? Yeah. What's its name? Um, dog. Oh, that's a that's a glorious name. Thanks. Here's your movie and your chocolate. Oh, he's so happy. Hooray for Gazi. Can we not even see her reaction? I think he was supposed to give us something. And then he just said hooray for Gazi and close the door. Let's get in there. Okay, I'm going to try and climb on the roof. Yeah, my God. Oh my God. What just happened? Oh, I felt through his roof. Oh, he's not going to be happy with me. I'm going in. Well, good luck out there. I think I've brought like a hundred zombies to his house, by the way. Great Mother's Day present. I don't think his mom will mind.  Wait, so and he's watching static. I thought the gnome was an enemy ready to attack me. The gnome, aren't you holding it? I jumped down and then the gnome just appeared out of nowhere. Just holding the gnome. He's snuck up on me. Oh, look at that. She is the world's best mom. He's keeping a cozy. She's got a copper and a blanket on her lap. She's got mismatched shoes, which kind of sucks, but look. Oh, at least he gave her shoes, though. Yeah. Yeah, true. I like how we went and almost died to get him that movie and then he comes home and watches static. We learned the alphabet for this man and he doesn't care. So much brain power. I think I got one single wrinkle in my brain from that. I lost the wrinkle. I have to polish it again now. I'm going up the elevator waiting for other players. Well, look who's late again, huh? I'm just going to use this guy as my new teammate. He wears a mask and everything very responsible. I've made new friends. This guy called me my man. So I don't actually if if you could not show up because honestly, I've kind of finally found a click. Okay, I'll leave now. He called me the best at something. And like if my friend shows up in a glow in the dark pajamas, it might lower my stock a little bit. So fine. I'm leaving guys. This is like a charity thing that I'm hanging out with him. Don't don't take much notice of him or anything. He's he kind of tell by the costume. He struggles. Even the shoe is like glow in the dark.  Would you like to see my gnome? Is that a euphemism? Survivor died. Was that the guy we left earlier and just tied up with the cable ties? I beat you. No, you didn't. You're not in there yet. Oh, wait. You had it. I like how we're still talking. We've already jumped into their compound. Yeah, you almost won, dude. I didn't realize you had to climb on the fence. Yeah. And my chat were like, oh, maybe will is cool after all, but then he lost. So they're like, no, he's actually not cool. I'm really cool. Wait, I killed some of these guys earlier. You did. Don't maybe don't say that when you're coming through. Yeah, true. No, just recognize the gnome. The thing is like even if we left one of them surviving, get back here to tell the story. He'd be like awesome dude with a gnome and glow in the dark pajamas came up and killed all the friends. He's never going to tell people because it's too embarrassing. Look, it's getting sad. All the zombies are going home. They feel bad for us. These guys don't have brains anyway. All right. We're going to go to a prison. Hey, can I be the prison warden? Um, what are you trying to say? Do you want to do some weird role player? What is it? I mean, then fine. Yeah, you can lock up zombies and stuff. Like, oh, there's people who need our help again. All right, we'll get your gnomes out. Let's go. Oh, no, I'm going to be not. I just be capitated in with a gnome. Oh, God. You're the gnome man. We've almost done it. Oh, that was such a touch. I just, I just hit like three in one hit. Survivor died anyway. All right. Look, we tried. We made an impact. There will be tales told about what we did here today. The rumors will spread. Hopefully all good ones and like badass ones are not like, I think I saw one making out with this gnome and saying, I'm the warden. I hope those rumors don't spread. Just the cool ones. I want to change my weapons up a bit. Uh-oh. I'm gonna heal up real quick. Yeah, sure. I just healed up. How do I change weapons? I was clicking buttons. Oh, let's heal. No, stop healing. Stop healing. Stop. Okay, good. How do I change weapons? I don't know how I even did that. This isn't a poison one. This isn't a poison one. How do you change weapons? All right. Let's get out of here. We'll I've lost 50 health. Oh, wait. There's people here. Luckily. Now I know what to do against people. I know people's weakness. It didn't seem to affect them at all. They're just murdering me when I'm on the floor. All right. This is the part where we go. Okay, Noam. You're getting locked up. The warden will be dealing with you personally.  This is a back room. Oh, I'm in the back room. All right. And that's as far as it goes on stream. The rest will be in a fan fiction. Oh my God. I'm lockpicking. Where the hell do I turn this? This must be a really hard lock. There we go. Okay. It's getting pretty tough to lockpick now. Didn't realize it was that specific. There we go. And there's absolutely nothing here. Great. Why did I even lockpick of this? I can physically see there was nothing here. I still did it anyway. All right. Well, let's just add it like a minute on to our time. Oh, he's got a bucket. It's like Gazi's mom. This might be his dad. Oh, Gazi dad. We're taking you back to Gazi. Oh, dude. Do not tell Gazi about this. Please. I can't believe you decapitate his dad. Yeah. Let's just not talk about it. Oh, there's a meat pile in here. Come on. We got to get in here for the meat pile. Okay. Oh, we can just roll around and all the meat. I used to love that in autumn when your parents would like brush up all the meat and you could roll around in it. Oh, yeah. It's so good. All right. Say meat stack. Meat stack. Got it. Oh, thank you. You look really good on it too. They're really cool. Yeah, I really think my outfit really separates me from the meat stack. You know, you really stood out and it's kind of symbolic because like there's so much meat there and then you're the bones, you know. Exactly. I am the bones that keeps the meat together. Oh, this looks spooky. Well, it's even more spooky. Oh, something big is going to come out of here. It's me. I started to say it can't be you because you're here. Oh, that was much easier than I thought. I probably shouldn't have wasted all my grenades. I thought we were in for a bigger fight. Oh my God. Oh, no. Oh, I really thought that last big fight was the, you know, the climax of this event. Yeah. Well, actually, I thought the climax was when you went in that room with the norm and there's someone on top of me. Well, no time to appreciate my joke. Wait, the norm to 790 damage. Yeah, big boy. No, I didn't realize it was actually good. Yeah, that's what we use this entire time. I thought we were just memeing. No, I would never leave about this. Yeah, to be fair, you never mean you're not fun. I'm not fun at all. All right. I made it. Oh, a few. Hey, don't open the door, mate.  You didn't come in to defend me. You locked the door on me. I'm going to skadoodle. Oh, my God, will help me help. I don't know how to use the UV light. How do I use this equipment? I wish we'd gone. Do you have a grenade? You can throw under there. Um, I'm a UV light now. Wait, it's falling.  Keep going. Is he dead? Yeah, he's dead. Oh, my God. There's a big boy. Okay. I'm running. Oh, hopefully. Oh, no, they're getting up before I am. Well, run, man. Oh, no. Leave me around. Close the gate. Close the gate. Oh, okay. Phew. Now we're trapped in here. There's no way out. Can we hit that through here? Oh, yes, we can. Perfect. We are absolute gods at this game. Yeah. Once we're safe inside this jail cell, of course. There's a parkour challenge. No, no, no. I've fallen straight in. Okay. Fantastic. I would never fall into the electricity. Yeah. Yeah. Well, who's winning the race now? Huh? Have you already finished? No. I've fallen in. Okay. Okay. Oh, dear. Oh, no. Oh, no. I'm dead. Oh, wait, I'll go there. Okay. I got stopped by the. The little wire. That's okay. Well, I made it just fine. Good job. Oh, my God. Where is it? Oh, that must be it. That must be it. Okay. Please. Oh, no. You know what? I'd rather fight the big dudes than the other dudes. They were terrifying. This doesn't even seem to be scratching him. Oh, my God. Oh, there's a barrel here. We light this on fire. Oh, no. Oh, oh. Did I kill you? You nearly did. Okay. I killed myself. I was hoping to take out the zombie. I was trying to light it on fire and I just explode it. It didn't even kill him after all that. Yay, Mattress. He's running into walls.  That's something. I was saying something. They're so strong. I wish I had some nades left, but I threw them all at you. So I'm out. Imagine. Imagine if I still had nades. Hey, yes. Yes. Wait. Is he dead? I thought he was, but no, he faked it. Wait, we got him. We got him. Oh, my God. That's because they're celebrating that we've done it. We've overthrown their king. All right. Now we just got to get the queen here. Oh, wait, you got away to finish it. Oh, my God. Did you see that? We'll go. I was really for fuck's sake. I thought we were done. Kill the final wave. Are you kidding me?  There better be something good in that armory. I think someone said it matters on the time you do it in. Oh, Jesus. We're going to get nothing.  I'm trying to get his armor off. Why are there more zombies spawning? What? It's like you're not struggling enough. Here's more.  Is he dead? Oh, my God. He's finally dead. Yes. Yes. Oh, my God. One hour. Enter the armory. 58 seconds. I say I'm using his blood. Yeah. Let's camouflage yourselves. Oh, yes. Feels so good to wear his blood and we're at the armory. I don't know why we couldn't have just come in here earlier, but we're here. Grab loot and escape before time runs out. We're not good under time pressure. We've proven this. I got some firecrackers. I got pistol ammo. There's a lockpicking thing. You're just okay. I said it was good at lockpicking. I can do this. Yes. What are we getting? Please be coffee. All right. Hatchet. That is worse than the current weapon I have. That's not too bad. Okay. I got a hatchet, some bullets and maybe a tin of ham. I'm not sure if I picked that up. Firecrackers. Nice. This was worth it. After all that, we got firecrackers. I think the grenades that I wasted killing you at the start were worth more than the firecrackers in the ammo. I think we should swim home. I think we've earned it. Yeah. Oh, the underwater looks nice. That's kind of a treat in itself. I wasn't expecting that. No, it was all worth it for the water. It was all worth it for the ham and the seaweed. That'll go nice together. I think I'm just going to stay in here until I drown. Well, it sounds like a good idea. Yeah. All right. That is the end of the video. I hope you enjoyed. As I said earlier, the game is on sale now up until January 5th. You can get up to 70% off the link in the description as well as the code. Kevin will get you some rare weapons in game as well. I hope you enjoy. Thank you to Dying Life for the sponsor again. And that's about it. Hope to see you next time. Bye for now.


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My friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome. If you're new here, my name is Jen. I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach. I follow weight watchers and I count calories and macros. Happy Monday. It is Monday, so it is meal prep day. I am so excited to share these three recipes with you. I can't wait to eat these all week long.  Subscribe if you're not because we do a meal prep every single Monday. And I actually upload five videos per week. Check out the description box down below where you will find my recipe website. That is where you will find all three of today's recipes and hundreds of other recipes, as well as nutrition coaching, where I offer personalized to you macros and calories, as well as one-on-one coaching, if you would like to chat with me directly. Links and discounts to my favorite things and can join my Facebook group. We would love to have you. So let's head into the kitchen for this week's meal prep. For breakfast this week, I am making mini frittadas. I'm really wanting something that's packed with protein that I can pair with a healthy car, maybe some fruit or some toast, maybe some peanut butter toast. So I thought that I would really amp up my protein for breakfast this week. So let me show you what's in the frittadas. First, you're going to need ham. This mixture is turkey and ham. So you could really do whatever deli meat you want, but I'm going to focus on the uncured honey ham, Parmesan cheese, milk of your choice. As always, I'm using Fairlight for that little extra bit of protein, salt and pepper. I will link my gravity-fed salt and pepper grinders down below for you. Of course, you're going to need some eggs and some fresh parsley. I weighed out four ounces of ham on my food scale. I'm going to chop that up and then I'm going to chop up some of this Italian parsley, just a couple of tablespoons. So the next thing I'm going to do is crack eight eggs into a medium bowl. Then we're going to add half of a cup of milk and then whisk that all together. We're going to add salt and pepper. One third of a cup of grated Parmesan cheese and then the four ounces of diced up ham and the fresh parsley. And then mix everything together really well. You're going to preheat your oven to 375 degrees. Grab out a muffin pan, spray it with some non-stick cooking spray. Now you can do mini frittatas using a mini muffin pan. You can do full-size frittatas, whatever your preference. I'm going to go ahead and do full-size frittatas, only because that way I'll just focus on having maybe one or two every morning with breakfast. The frittatas are going into the oven for about eight to 10 minutes or until they are cooked completely through. The frittatas are out of the oven. These look and smell so good. I'm going to let them cool a bit. I'll take them out of the pan and I'll be back to share points, calories and macros. So here are the completed mini frittatas. Like I said, these smell and look incredible. They are so light and fluffy. I will go ahead of course and put all the information here on the screen for you. Again, you can make mini ones using a mini muffin pan, but I think these full-size ones are perfect for breakfast. For lunches this week, I'm making stuffed pepper casserole. This is going to be full of protein, nice clean ingredients, plus we're getting in a lot of veggies. So let me show you what's in the recipe. Of course, you're going to need salt and pepper, Worcestershire sauce, minced garlic, tomato sauce and fire roasted tomatoes. The recipe actually calls for rice, but I'm going to sub quinoa. It's just a little bit higher in protein and I just like the taste and texture better. A pound of 99% ground turkey, light shredded cheese, a red bell pepper, a green bell pepper, a yellow onion, Italian seasoning and cumin, and last but not least, a package of frozen spinach.  I haven't even shared that with you guys. You guys know I love my caraway skillet, but wait until you see my dutch oven and we'll get started on the casserole. So I've got my caraway dutch oven, you guys highly recommend. This dutch oven is incredible. All the caraway pans cookware is incredible. I'll link it down below for you guys. They're having some really, really good sales right now. So I'm going to add one pound of 99% ground turkey. I did spray my dutch oven with some non-stick cooking spray and then I'm going to add in my diced up onion and we're going to allow this to start browning. Then we're going to add in our salt and pepper, our cumin and our Italian seasoning. Some minced garlic and then we're going to allow that to cook down for about a minute or so just until that garlic is fragrant. And then we're going to add our thawed frozen spinach. I am going to kind of squeeze the water out as I go and add it into the turkey. Mix that in really well, kind of breaking it apart with your spoon. Next up we're adding in our chopped up red and green bell pepper, fire roasted diced tomatoes, tomato sauce, two cups of water, about a tablespoon of Worcestershire sauce, a cup of rice or quinoa, whatever you're using. Mix that together, make sure the rice or quinoa gets covered in the liquid. I'm going to go ahead and turn up my heat, bring the mixture to a boil. Once it's come to a boil, we're going to cover the pot and allow it to cook about 30 minutes. We want to make sure the quinoa gets cooked completely through.  Look at how amazing this looks. It smells so good. The last step is we're going to add one cup of light shredded cheese right on top.  I really, really love the caraway cookware. Like I said, I plan on swapping out all of my cookware eventually. It's just so nice and such high quality. So we're going to go ahead and let that cheese melt. Are you ready? Are you ready for this goodness? Look at this. So this is the stuffed pepper casserole. I'll be eating this. The entire week. I will go ahead and put points, calories, macros here on the screen for you. For dessert this week, for sweet treat, we are making apple crisp. I don't know why, but I'm craving something fall maybe because the weather is a little bit cooler and I love any kind of crisp, especially apple because it's so cinnamon-y and yummy. So let me show you what's in the recipe. You're going to need unsweetened applesauce, light butter, brown sugar and powdered sugar substitutes. I'm using Lakonto, golden and Lakonto powdered.  I will link Lakonto down below with the discount code. You're going to need unsweetened coconut flour. I'm going to use my Kodiak power flour. This actually has protein in it. Unfortunately, sad news, sad day. They have discontinued the power flour. I had one of my subscribers reach out to Kodiak directly and they said they unfortunately have discontinued this. I can't find it anywhere. I have looked everywhere, hoping to score a few more bags. It's gone. So I'm really bummed out about that. I'm hoping that some company, Kodiak, some other brand produces some type of protein flour. But since I have a little bit left on hand, I'm going to use it in my recipe. You'll need some nuts. I just have these mixed nuts chopped up, ready to go, cornstarch, cinnamon, lemon juice and then five or so medium-sized apples. First thing I'm going to do is chop up my apples. You can peel these or not peel these, whatever your preference. Do a saucepan on medium heat. Go ahead and add one half of a cup of light butter. And then we're going to add in all of our diced apples. And we're going to let these cook down for a few minutes. We want to get the apples to where they're softened and really have soaked in a lot of that butter. Once your apples are soft, we're going to add the rest of the apple ingredients. So a quarter cup of Lakonto Golden, a third of a cup of Lakonto powdered, cinnamon, lemon juice and a teaspoon of cornstarch that will help thicken up the mixture.  Allow it to simmer just until thickened. Look at how amazing this looks. So it is nice and thick.  So for the topping, I have half of a cup of unsweetened coconut flakes. I'm going to use that same cup and do half of a cup of unsweetened applesauce. One quarter cup of Lakonto Golden, one cup of flour. I'm so sad that the Kodiak power flour has went away. And I'm going to give that just a quick mix. So here's what your crumble should look like. Two, eight, six by six, eight by eight, nine by nine baking dish. Go ahead and add your apple mixture. Spread that nice and even in the bottom. To the top, we're going to add the crumble. Again, kind of spread that out over the top. Make sure all the apples are covered. I also like to kind of press it into place a bit. I have my quarter cup of mixed nuts and I'm just going to sprinkle that on top. And our apple crisp is going into the oven for about 10 to 15 minutes. You do want to preheat your oven to 350 degrees. The apple crisp is out of the oven.  You can see all the cinnamon apples. The nuts are going to give it a really nice texture. I will go ahead and put points, calories and macros here on the screen for you. Thank you for joining me for this week's meal prep. I hope you are as excited about these three recipes as I am. Like I said, I can't wait to have these all week. I'm getting in my protein. They're delicious, they're healthy, they're clean eating. I just seriously can't wait. Don't forget my recipe website is down in the description box along with nutrition coaching, links and discounts to my favorite things.  Thank you for watching friends. Happy Monday and I'll see you in the next one.