So now we have more information about what tragically happened to Juice World. And there's a lot of questions about what is this drug called Narcan that they tried to use to save his life. And as a recovering drug addict myself and as somebody who has lost many, many people to the disease of addiction, I don't believe that people should pass away in vain. So in this video, we're going to be talking about how they tried to save Juice World's life with Narcan.  And listen, I'm going to need help from all of you in the comments section because Narcan is different in different states with the way they give it out and things like that. So if you have experience in your specific state, make sure that you leave some comments. Alright? What's up everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul where we talk about the problem but focus on the solution. And if you're new to my channel, some things that I'm really passionate about are addiction, addiction recovery, mental health. So if you're into that stuff, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell and check it out. This Sunday, this Sunday, December 15th at 3 p.m. Pacific time, we are raising money for faces and voices of recovery. Okay? They are an amazing nonprofit organization and they are dedicated to helping people struggling with addiction, increasing awareness, decreasing the stigma, trying to help change laws and everything like that. And we're going to be talking about some of the laws in this video that everybody needs to know about. But anyways, join us this Sunday for our charity livestream where we raise money for faces and voices of recovery. Alright? So yeah, as many of you saw, I was discussing, you know, what happened with Juice World and now at this time, we do know that it was a result of drugs. Okay? And my goal is to help people out there because listen, I should be dead right now. I should be dead. Seven and a half years ago when I got clean, I had a 10% chance of living because of my drug addiction and my alcoholism. Alright? And every single year, tens of thousands of people in the United States just like Juice World are dying. Okay? From their addiction. So it is crucial, it is absolutely crucial that we all have all the information that we can to try and save more lives. Alright? So apparently the story goes that somebody, you know, with Juice World gave, you know, the authorities a tip that they were bringing in a bunch of drugs and apparently Juice World tried to take a bunch of pergocets to hide him so he didn't get in trouble and that's what led to his passing. Alright? But what they did was they tried to save his life with Narcan. Now, check it out. This is a life-saving drug. I'm actually certified in administering Narcan. Okay? I went through a whole training here in Las Vegas. So let's talk about how opioids affect the brain, what leads to the overdose and then how Narcan works and how you can get some if you need. Alright? Because you might have a friend, a loved one or you might just live in a city where the opioid epidemic is out of control. So it's good to know. Alright? So opioids, these are a depressant. Okay? When you take these, they slow down your nervous system and this can lead to a bunch of issues such as depressing your breathing.   Okay? So what happens when you use opioids is that they occupy different receptors in your brain. Narcan is an amazing drug, okay? It's a drug that counteracts the way that these opioids work.  Narcan pretty much instantly pops the opioids out of those receptors. Okay? So that's the way this drug works. Now, there are different ways that Narcan can be administered, all right? One of the most common is through a spray, all right? Like a nasal spray, like a mist, all right? You can also inject Narcan. During the training that I went through, we had these little things almost like that they use for, I believe they said, it's the same technology they use for insulin and epi-pins sometimes where you like put it on someone's leg and you go pshhh and they're like punctures on and then what it's supposed to do is free up those receptors. Now, here's the thing. Depending on how much the person use, they might need multiple doses of Narcan, all right? Like best case scenario, one hit of Narcan, it frees up those receptors. So when we're looking at someone like Juice World and how it did not save his life, we don't know how much he took, but I've heard of people having to be hit with like three, four doses of Narcan to counteract their overdose, all right? So this is a very, very important medication that everybody needs to know about, all right? So how do you get ahold of this? Who has this? So in a lot of areas where the opioid epidemic is like a major problem, a lot of first responders are carrying Narcan on them. So we're talking about like police officers, firefighters, EMTs, all right? So when someone calls and they go out there, a lot of these people have Narcan on them in case it is an overdose, all right? Like nothing bad can happen if it's not an overdose, but if they presume it is, that can save someone's life because when someone is overdosing on opioids, like time is one of the most crucial things, all right? So real quick, why we're on the topic of first responders. Let's talk about calling when someone overdoses and this is one of the parts where I said I might need your help in the comment section, okay? So one of the biggest issues and this breaks my heart, a lot of people don't make that phone call when a friend is overdosing right next to them because they're afraid of getting in trouble. They're afraid of getting arrested, right? Because they're in possession too. So there are many states, all right? There are many states out there and you'll have to check on your own state or if anybody knows what the laws are in your state. There are many states where you have protection. So if someone is overdosing in your house and you call to say that they're overdosing, you are immune from anything happening to you and the reason I say this is because so many people do not know this, all right? One of my best friends just a year or two ago, she had a friend of hers pass away at a party because nobody wanted to make that phone call. One of my friends who's actually someone I got sober with, part of his story is he was using with friends that were using heroin and he overdosed and everybody just left and thank God he survived, you know what I mean? But people are so afraid of getting in trouble. So I try to talk about this as much as possible so you know, you know that you can make that call, all right? So research your state and see what the laws are there, all right? Now, how do you get a hold of Narcan? Like maybe you have a loved one in your house who's addicted to opioids and maybe it's not heroin, maybe it's prescription opioids, all right? It is always, always a good thing to have Narcan in the house if someone has an addiction, all right? Now, talking about how to help that person that has a whole separate video, okay? Like how to help them recover but always have Narcan. So how do you get your hands on it? This is another thing. Check your states. This also might be for counties as well. There are some areas where you can buy Narcan over the counter, okay? So you don't need a prescription or anything like that. So check, okay? So here in Las Vegas just a few years ago, around the time I went through my Narcan training, there were passing a law where the pharmacies here in Clark County in Las Vegas can sell Narcan over the counter, all right? Aside from that, you might be able to get a prescription. It might be covered on your insurance. If it's through your insurance, I believe like a lot of them, they have restrictions so you can't just like stock up on Narcan. Usually they'll give you two doses. Whether or not it's like an injection or the nasal spray, it really depends. But here's one of the things and this is why I encourage everybody to go out there and vote and find causes that matter to you and everything because much like other medications in the United States, like without insurance, they are expensive as hell, all right? Like I don't know if it's gotten better with the prices of Narcan, but I remember some of the methods they used to administer Narcan were like for two doses it was like over a thousand dollars, all right? So make sure that you look into that and check on that, okay? But the last thing that I'll say, okay? Because whenever this stuff happens, we have to learn from it, all right? So make sure that you check your area and see if there are any nonprofits that give out free doses of Narcan, okay? So here in Las Vegas, we have a few organizations that do that. So like when I went through my training that this local organization put on, they gave us free doses of Narcan and it's still in my car. Like thank God I haven't used it, all right? But like I said, if you have any information on your state and everything like that, please leave it in the comments below and let's have a discussion. Share this video and let's increase awareness about Narcan and the laws so we can try to help save more lives, all right? And don't forget this Sunday at 3 p.m. Pacific time we'll be doing a charity livestream to raise money for faces and voices of recovery, all right? But anyways, that's all I got for this video. If you like this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you would like to see more content like this, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell. 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Grass fires can start anywhere and spread quickly, threatening towns and cities, even Melbourne. If you live on the edge of grasslands, whether it's open grasslands, parks or paddocks, you are at risk. If you live on the edge of a city or town, it's important that you know what to do if a fire starts. If a fire threatens and you live on the fence line, the safest thing to do is to quickly move one or two streets away from the fire. If you don't live right next to grasslands, it's safer to stay where you are, because grass fire is unlikely to spread past the first row of houses. Don't put your life or the lives of others in danger by getting into the car. You need to keep the roads clear for the emergency services. There are many things that you can do to reduce the risk of fire damaging your property. For example, mow your lawn, clear weeds, sticks, firewood and rubbish from around your home and fence line. Make sure that you have a plan for if a fire starts. Talk to your friends and family about it before there's a fire in your area. Check the fire danger ratings daily and keep an eye on the conditions outside. You may be aware of a fire before emergency services. For more information visit emergency.vic.gov.au or call the Victorian bushfire information line.


These kinds of videos are always tricky to make because they're they could lead you down a dangerous political rabbit hole and I'm going to try to avoid going there today. But people have asked me about my thoughts on the situation where the lead dev of Hyperland was banned by the free desktop organization. And I'm really not going to comment too much on that particular issue because plenty of people have talked about it. That story has been around for a couple of weeks now and I didn't want to make a video about it. And I'm not going to talk about their political differences as far as the two people that are really arguing over this, the free desktop person and then Hyperlands lead dev, you know, they obviously are in very different sides of the political spectrum and they just don't really like each other and I get that. And they also just as somebody that doesn't know either one of these people just briefly, you know, taking a look at some of what they have done online. I can tell that both of these people are very political in their mindset. They have certain political opinions.  And that's what I'm going to talk about today is for those of us that are reasonable and actually want to get along and actually make the free software community a better place, I have some solutions. Now, these solutions that I have for improving the political division within the free and open source software communities, I've actually written these down and I've went ahead and created a document that I've uploaded to my GitLab. So my GitLab, I have several repositories on my GitLab. My GitLab is GitLab.com slash DWT1. That's my GitLab and look for the repository, the FOSS code of conduct. Now, I wrote this FOSS code of conduct four years ago. I made a video about that and you should check that video out because it would be a great companion video to today's video. So I'm going to link to that video in the show description. But I created this FOSS code of conduct about four years ago because I thought all of the codes of conduct out there for free and open source software projects were all pretty bad. Many of them were very vague. That's basically not having a code of conduct. And those that did have a code of conduct that wasn't vague, you know, there was much more specific. Many of them really got trapped in this, you know, political mindset and, you know, and trying to basically change the world. And there were very activist in tone. So I tried to create a very reasonable FOSS code of conduct that I thought everyone could get behind. And today what I did is, you know, I went ahead and pushed this document. Solutions for the political division in FOSS. And instead of actually reading it from this document, I know the font is kind of small here in the browser. What I'm going to do is I'm actually going to pull up the actual document itself, which is a org document I'm going to zoom in. So hopefully you guys can follow along with the text as well. So this document has four main points. But at the top, I wrote that this document is written in an attempt to help free and open source software project leaders and community managers in curbing the increasing political division within our communities, as well as avoiding some potential pitfalls. So let's start with point number one, be respectful to all. So be respectful to everyone or at least make an attempt to be respectful. This includes calling people by their preferred names, titles and pronouns.  If someone wants to be called Dragon Slayer, then call them Dragon Slayer. If you begin an interaction by purposely mispronouncing their name or misrepresenting their gender identity, then you're stating up front that you have no respect for this person whatsoever and you have destroyed any chance of having a good working relationship going forward. Just be respectful to everyone. And that starts with as soon as you meet them, whatever it is that they want to be called, whatever pronouns they want to use, whatever titles, whatever name they happen to have, you know, make sure that you make a good faith effort of calling them what they want to be called. And as an aside, I will also say that this is not just for singular persons. I also see way too many people in the false community that don't do a good job at least trying to pronounce project names. I know we've got a lot of funny project names and pieces of software that have funny names. But some people I know purposely go out of their way to mispronounce certain software projects, certain false projects. And when you do that on purpose, again, you're basically saying you have no respect for that piece of software and the organization and the community around that project as well. So just don't do that. It's not hard. Just be respectful to all. Point number two, be aware of chat and messaging platforms. So in my opinion, false projects should not have communities on chat and messaging platforms such as Discord, Matrix, IRC, Reddit, et cetera, Facebook groups, whatever you want to throw in there, right? You shouldn't have a presence on any of those platforms, unless there is an actual need for your project to have that presence on that platform and only if the project is able to moderate the activity on those platforms appropriately. Remember, official chat rooms and forms are perceived as an extension of your project, so any bad actors on these platforms will reflect poorly on the project for all, but the largest projects having a presence on these platforms is not worth the hassle. And number three, don't be more active than you need to be. So do not actively participate in false projects and communities unless there is a good reason for you to be there. Do not join every project that you can find. Why would you want to be involved in so many communities? Anyway, you cannot possibly contribute in a meaningful way to all of them. Are you there simply to stroke your ego?  If you're not contributing code, artwork, translations, documentations, et cetera, you know, something meaningful. If you're not contributing something meaningful to that project, then you're probably there searching for excitement, right? If so, look elsewhere. Number four, broad messages have greater appeal. So broad messages appeal to the most people. False projects should never make their messaging so narrow that it severely limits the number of people that can actively participate in that project. For example, if I say candy is good, well, that's a message that most people can get behind. But if I say chocolate-covered insects are good, well, that's not nearly as appealing to most people. And a more apt example of this would be if your project's goal is mainly to spread awareness of free and open source software. If that's your goal that you've stated up front for your project, then it would be highly detrimental to start adding extra goals. For example, if you suddenly attach your project to a variety of socio-political issues, right? Because then you muddy the waters. What is exactly your primary goal of this project, right? Is it to spread awareness of false or is it something else? And again, the more of these goals that you attach to yourself and your project, you know, the narrower you have made your messaging, right? Broad messages have greater appeal. If you want the most people, right? The most amount of people on board helping you with your project and with that primary goal that you set up to create, right? Don't start attaching, you know, a tangential other goals to something. All you're going to do is limit the success of that project. So that's just some of my thoughts on many of these art things that I haven't said before on camera. I have long, you know, told people to be respectful to everyone. The idea that, you know, for whatever reason, whatever prejudice you have against certain groups of people, why are you just not able to actually just call them by their names, called them by their titles, called them by whatever pronoun. Like I have never understood the people that can't for whatever reason do that. You can't in any way claim that you have a good reason for not calling people and organizations their proper names. And for those of you that are leaders of projects and communities, you know, stay off of those chat and messaging and various social media platforms. Your project does not need to be on every single social media app and chat and messaging out there because you cannot possibly moderate that thing properly, not if you're actually working on your software. You can't you can't be a discord moderator and actually work on software as well. Why even have that discord unless discord is your official support channel, which I'm not sure that discord is the greatest official support channel. But hey, that's that's another discussion. But unless you have a reason to be on discord and matrix and IRC and all of these other platforms get off of those platforms, they're only going to cause you a lot of unnecessary heartache and pain. Number three, don't be more active than you need to be. And this is really one that I know people are going to say. Well, you're telling people not to be active in the free and open source communities. But isn't that the whole point? I'm saying don't be more active than you need to be. Many of these people and I know you guys see this, you go to various free and open source software communities, various projects on the Internet and you see a lot of the same names pop up and some of these communities, especially the bigger communities. That's like, hey, I recognize that guy's name. And then you go to this different other very large open source project and you see that same guy's name there. And then, hey, this project over here and this organization over here. I see that guy's name again. Why is he there? Why is he a part of all of these various organizations? Well, most of the time, these kinds of people, they're not actually contributing code to all these organizations. Many times they're there for political reasons. They're there to stir up drama. Many of these people that have their fingers in a lot of pies, right? They're not there actively contributing in a major way. Code and artwork, translation, documentation. No, no, no, no, that's not why they're there. And if you guys have been around the false community for a while, you know when you see these kinds of people, that's not why they're there. And finally, broad messages have greater appeal. I mean, that just kind of makes sense.  Now, if your goal is something else, then make this other thing your goal. But then tell people up front, you're not really worried about developing this piece of software. That's not your primary role in this thing. But most people are very dishonest and disingenuous that do this. Many people, you know, they start out with one direction and then they drastically change directions. And then they don't really tell anybody about it, right? It just it just kind of happens and that's dangerous. And that is how we slip into this weird political division that has happened within the false community. In the end, I think if people would just do point number one, though, I think if you just go into any interaction with any other human being, whether it be in real life or online with the number one goal of I'm going to be respectful to this other person, we wouldn't have any of this nonsense. Anyway, just some food for thought. Check out my false code of conduct repo on my get lab and check out my solutions for political divisions within false. Peace, guys.


So today's video is a part of a series that I've been trying to develop on my channel About products that are under $10 that are at the drugstore that are fantastic products But I try to show you 10 different brands so you can kind of get a feel for each different brand and be able to see What is good from that brand and be able to pick up something that's really affordable and I'm saying this in all of my videos as this Period of time is going on when everything is so uncertain in the world is that please? Don't think that you have to go out and buy these products and I'm not buying these products either These are products that I have had for a while, but I just think they're fantastic products Maybe you have some maybe you do want to pick up some that's up to you But I'm not promoting that we all need to go out and buy the latest and greatest in makeup Because these are products that have been around for a while So I want to get going on this video 10 products under $10 from 10 brand Okay, I'm gonna start out with something that I bet that every single one of you have in your makeup right now And that is the color icon eyeshadows from Wet and Wild these 10 pen palettes right here These are I believe they're about six dollars. They might have gone up a little bit other places But most places you can get them for about six dollars now I have four right here. These three were the ones that were put out during Halloween So I'm really not going to show you those but I do have one that is one that I have from their line That's been here forever and this is the Cosmic Collision now I am wearing Cosmic Collision as my eyeshadow today And I'll just show you that I used this color right here as a transition color very very lightly And then I used this one and I buffed it out as my crease color and the outer V color right over here And then on my eyelid I'm using this color right here, which is a beautiful duo chrome of lavender and silver on my eyelid It's a little bit deeper, but I did deepen up that outer V a little bit also with this kind of sparkly Well when it gets on your finger, it's not really sparkly. See how dark it looks right there So anyway, I love these and those that you pick up that you're drawn to I would say They're just really really good shadows that blend out Quality is really good on these and you know when you think about buying one single shadow from a lot of those higher-up brands You can go anywhere from like five dollars on up to like twelve dollars for one little pan So you're getting ten for that price of that one little pan, which I think is fantastic Okay My number two product is one that I discovered very recently and I kind of fell in love with and that is the Elf hydrating camo concealer and this is a satin finish you guys. I just love this product right now I love how hydrating it feels. I love that it covers very well I don't really feel like I have to set this down You know there there might be if I am getting a lot of my menopause hot flashes I might see a little bit of creasing that I have to tap out during the day But at my age that's something that I'm dealing with so I have mine in light peach and I really do like it I found that the original one just the regular camo concealer was so so drying on me It was like tart shape tape It was meant to be a dupe for that But it was super drying and I just couldn't do it but this hydrating one I've been really enjoying a lot lately and been using almost every day to test it out for several weeks and Love it to actually it didn't work today, but I've been loving it very much The next one is one that I love this. This is the Milani keep it full Plumping lip gloss. This one is sparkling pink. I barely read that without my glasses. This is such a pretty pink and you guys it just comes across as Really light you can put it pair it with any lip liner and it's just such a pretty one has a really really Thank coconut minty smell I do like the smell of it if you're bothered by fragrance. You might not like this very much But for me, it doesn't bother me love the color of the pink one, too These aren't as Intense as the Buxom are so when you like breathe in or you feel that cooling sensation These aren't as intense as that but they do have still that really pretty plumping property of a gloss And I love a good gloss and these are really good number four is from LA girl And this is their poor coverage high definition long wearing long wearing Illuminating foundation and this is in the white. Okay you guys first of all I do like this foundation just period. I like how long-wearing it is. I like that it doesn't dry me out I like everything about it But what I really like about having this white one is so many times I will get a foundation home and I'll have to color correct it meaning I'll have to put in a little bit of mixing medium because I'm very cool And I'll have to put in a little bit of cool Blue in there to kind of make that orange, you know calm down But then it'll get a little bit dark because my complexion is very fair So I go ahead and I put this in and it lightens it up So if you're having trouble finding a light enough one a light enough foundation, this might be really good for you They do have this in the matte formula to but I like this one because it does give that dewy finish And it just looks so good with any dewy foundation or luminous foundation If it says matte on it, it can still mix in with that one But I love it with the luminous ones because it just kind of pairs with them so pretty and it doesn't really change The consistency of them. It doesn't change any wear time or anything of them And I really really like that about this one. I found this really recently probably a month and a half ago Maybe six eight weeks ago somewhere in there. This is the garnier fruitice invisible dry shampoo And this is the refresh and volumize cocoa colada that the cocoa colada I could have picked up any of them. I just happened to like coconut fragrance But this has absolutely no residue So, you know, sometimes you'll spray those on there and it almost looks like you've got powder in your hair Especially if you've got dark hair when my roots start growing out and my dark roots start showing through if I use and a dry shampoo That is got a property like that where it looks really powdery It's going to make me look gray down there and this one has none none of that whatsoever And it absorbs so quickly into your scalp And it absorbs those oils so quickly and they use rice starch in here as the dry shampoo part of it that can soak up the oils And there is no let's see. There's no so silk cones in this either Which I think is really good because silicones can actually, you know, almost attract dirt at times too So I've been loving that one. Um, give it a try if you've been wanting a good drug store dry shampoo As far as a actual foundation that i'm in love with that's under 10 dollars It would have to be the revlon color stay 24 hour foundation I think this is fantastic Mine is in from normal to dry skin. Obviously I always talk about how dry my skin is But they do have a normal to oily formula as well that keeps you a bit more matte And when it says 24 hours, if any of you are wearing your makeup for 24 hours I'm going to come and give you a slap because you should be wearing your makeup for 24 hours Watch your face at night. It doesn't stay on for 24 hours. Even if you don't wash your face at night It doesn't stay on that long But it is super long wearing and it just looks so pretty on the skin I am wearing it as my foundation today It does so well with any texture I have as I'm aging It doesn't seem to settle into fine lines It doesn't get a lot of breakthrough through the day And it is there at the end of the day when I do look at my face And this one happens to be my perfect color. I mean my perfect perfect color I don't have to color correct this light and it dark and it nothing This is 150 in buff and it doesn't have an spf of 20 I don't rely on spf's in foundation to Do my sun protection? I always wear more But it is an added bonus on that and if you needed to touch up through the day It might give you a little bit more protection through the day So love this stuff would highly recommend it and you guys are actually the ones that recommended this to me So thank you so very much for that And I also want to recommend from the ordinary the rose hip seed oil I did just put this in a skincare video that I was doing And the reason that I'm recommending this is because I absolutely love rose hip seed oil It just is an oil that sinks in so well If you want to put a couple drops into your moisturizer It does have those antioxidant properties to it And it never makes me feel like I'm oily when I use it So I really like it is one that has been touted for a long long time to have all kinds of anti aging Properties to it. So I definitely wanted to share that one with you. It is under $10 as well I think I'm on number eight. I kind of got off track with where I was going there But I think I'm on number eight and that is the nyx control freak eyebrow gel This is a clear eyebrow gel and I wish that the wand was a little bit smaller But you guys if you have problems with your eyebrows, you know, not staying and by the end of the day You feel like you're whatever you've done with a gel or a pomade or a pencil has rubbed off This is going to help you to keep it on and it is so good that they're just going to stay in place all day long However, you know, however you groom them That's what they're going to look like at the end of the day and really have been enjoying this one very much So nyx control freak for nine is the rimmel maxi blush This is their powder blush. This one is in third base I love these blushes you guys. This is a humongous pan of blush anyway But they're blushes that are really pretty and really saturated. I changed fingers because I had eyeshadow on that one. Sorry I like how this blends out. It is the blush that I have on today And I just really love the color of this particular one third base You can build these colors up to where they can be what is in the pan If you have a deeper skin tone than I do but you can also soften them out and they can look so pretty on your skin They have several colors at walmart and I just think that each of those colors are so pretty It's a blush that I feel like has a bit of a luminosity to it not I should say it's just satin It's not luminous. It's not glowy, but it's not matte. So for me It just looks really satiny and really pretty on the skin So really have been liking that one and I find that it sticks around a long time too That one has a medium wear time. I should say it's not like the longest wearing blush I've ever seen but it's really good as far as the pretty colors and the blendability And most of the time I can tell that I still have blush on by the end of the day Number 10 is the last one. I'm going to share with you and I actually have three of them And why do I have three of them because I'm crazy that way and I love highlighters So these are the maybelline master chrome. This comes in many different colors I actually picked up this one A while ago this one is and this is one of their holographic ones in 100 This is not necessarily one that I would go around wearing on my cheeks all the time But boy do you guys putting that one right there on your eyelids is just so pretty It's like this duo chroming Gorgeousness and I like it a lot to go on the eyelids. It just has a really iridescent quality But these other two right here This one is in rose gold. This one right here is rose gold and you can see it right there It is the one that I have on today as my highlight across my cheeks And then the other one is number 250 and it does have a name now They didn't have it named back then and I'll just show you really quickly how gorgeous they are. They're just some Absolutely gorgeous highlighters. They also feel really really nice on the skin you guys They're a little bit more on the powdery side than the creamy side But once you blend them into your skin just a little bit They almost take on a creamy like texture where they kind of hug your skin And these aren't ones that I would use like to buff all over my face because as a mature woman I do have a little bit more texture on my face But boy just on the top of those cheekbones to make those cheekbones really pop I just love it and I did use it a little bit down on my decollete to today to just give it a little bit of glow And that was the um rose gold one that I was using down there and they have a Molten gold and I think they have one other one as well So really love these you guys if you get a chance to get your hands on them I think they're just really gorgeous and that is number 10 Thank you guys so much for tuning in if you do like seeing 10 products under $10 from the drugstore. 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In this video, we are going to prove the so-called angle opposite side triangle relation or we'll often just call this AOS for short, angle opposite side.  The angle opposite side relation is not a congruence criterion. It's a relation, but in many ways the AOS does sort of, you can use it in similar ways to triangle congruences, but let me say exactly what it says. So AOS tells us the following for any triangle ABC. If the angle A is greater than the angle B, this happens if and only if the side length BC is greater than the side length AC. So this tells us that the bigger angles coincide with the bigger side, but also the bigger sides coincide with the bigger angles. And so that's what we mean by this angle opposite side relationship. The big side goes with the big angle. The small side goes with the small angle and things like that. And so this observation is extremely useful, extremely critical when we analyze triangles in a congruence geometry. So as this is an if and only if statement, we have to go, we have to do both directions. So in one situation we make an assumption about a side that we prove something about the angle. And in the other direction we have to assume something about the angle and prove something about the side. The direction that we are going to go is this one here. We are going to suppose that the side length BC is greater than the side length AC. So before I go any farther, let me draw a triangle on the screen for us so we can consider that as we go forward. So just some hunky-dory triangle, something like this. And let me label some sides. We'll call this one A, we'll call this one B, we'll call this one C. And so we are going to suppose that BC is longer than AC, which maybe that's not accurate for my drawing here, but really doesn't matter. It's not such a big deal. So we're going to assume that AC, BC is larger than AC. So to accomplish that, we're going to consider the bisector Cp to the angle C, which is going to intersect the line segment AB at some point D according to the crossbar theorem. So there's a couple of things going on there. So we're going to take the bisector Cp, so we're going to take angle C and cut it in half. We know that angle bisectors exist by what we've proven previously. Let me try that again. So the angle bisector would look something like that. Okay. And so then we know that this angle bisector, since it's an interior angle, excuse me, it's an interior ray to the angle ACB. So by the crossbar theorem, this will intersect some point. We'll call that point D. Like so. Cp was the ray, but we really could have called that ray CD. No big deal there. Now, because this is an angle bisector, we know that the angle ACD is congruent to the angle BCD. That's the whole point of using the bisector right there. So then we're going to play around with segment translation. So by segment translation, there exists some point E on the ray CB such that CE is congruent to AC. And we know that point by the original assumption is going to have to sit in between B and E. Because after all, we said that AC is shorter than BC. So we can translate the segment AC onto the ray CB. But because AC is shorter, it's going to have to do the case that E sits in between B and C. So we get that this segment is congruent to that segment right there. And so then if I were just to add a few more lines here, we're going to look at the triangle ACD and then the triangle ECD like so. So I want you to consider these triangles that are on the screen right here. There's the triangle ACD and there's the triangle ECD like so. So looking at those triangles, the segment EC and AC are congruent to each other. The angles C are congruent to each other. And then you also have that the segment DC is shared by both triangles. It's clearly congruent to itself. And so we have right now a side angle side situation. And so by side angle side, these two triangles are congruent to each other. Side angle side gives that to us. So that tells us because the triangles are congruent to each other, corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent. So angle A is then going to be congruent to its corresponding side, which is going to be angle CED. So we get that those two angles are congruent to each other. Like we said earlier, E is between B and C because of how we by original assumption that BC was longer than AC. As such, this angle CED that we just talked about is an exterior angle to the triangle BED triangle bed right there. Now, since that's an exterior angle, this tells us that angle CED is larger than both of the remote interior angles. That's a consequence of the exterior angle theorem. One of those interior angles is in fact angle B. So we get that our angle here CED is larger than angle B by the alternating exterior angle theorem. Now, notice in this situation that these angles right here, right? Angle A and angle CED are congruent to each other. That's larger than this angle right here. And so by putting those two statements together, we get that angle A was greater than angle B. And that's then the first direction, right? If BC was greater than AC, we then get that angle A was greater than BC. So that's the first direction. And so I want to give some more space for another drawing right here. But let's go in the other direction. Let's suppose that angle A is now larger than angle B. Now, in that situation, if we do our triangle again, something like the following, and we'll say this time we have A right here, we have B right here, and we have C at the bottom, like so. And this situation suppose that angle A is congruent to angle B. Now, assume for the sake of contradiction that the segment BC is congruent to the segment AC. This would be an Asosceles triangle. So by the Asosceles triangle theorem, that would say that these two angles are congruent, which then gives us a contradiction. So that's not possible. Let's also assume the other situation. So we're assuming that angle A is greater than angle B. And then let's suppose that BC is less than AC. Well, by the very previous part that we just did up here, if BC is less than AC, that would imply that angle A is greater, excuse me, angle A is less than angle B, which is then another contradiction with our assumption angle A is greater than angle B. Now, there's only three possibilities. The segment BC right here in the segment AC, they're either congruent, or one is bigger than the other. They can't be congruent. We took care of that. A can't be less than B. So we actually get that angle A is bigger than angle B. Take care of it. So this is a very interesting proof because what we did here is it's an if and only if statement, right? So we have something like statement X, if and only if statement Y. So it's like, okay, we assumed Y and then we get X. We did that. But then we're like, oh, we're going to assume X, but then we use this statement to prove the other direction. And so we then get Y. So it's interesting because since one of the directions held, you actually can use the direction that you're going against to prove the direction you have. And the reason we are able to do that is because we had this total ordering on line segments and angles. So we are able to go through cases. And many of those cases led to contradictions because of the previous case. It's a very fascinating result where an if and only if statement where one direction actually proves both directions. You don't see that often. But the angle opposite side relation is exactly a situation where you can use that.


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Hi, I'm Heidi Joy Trethewey with the OpenStack Foundation, and I'm here with Mike Perez, the cross-project community development coordinator, as well as Mila Perez, who is one of our best new stackers, definitely the youngest core contributor here at the Foundation at the OpenStack Summit. So, Mike, let's talk a little bit about the Queen's Community goals. You've been working on that today and had a lot of discussions in the OpenStack Summit forum. So, tell me about what are some of the hot topics of discussion? Yeah. Well, first, I'd like to just talk about what exactly the community-wide goals are. So, for our community, these are efforts where we're trying to do cross-project work across all the different OpenStack projects. We have quite a bit of them. And so, this allows us to all come together on a goal that could be anything from improving documentation to just making things consistent. So if we look back on this current release right now that we're working on, which is Pyke, we worked on supporting for Python 3.5 inside of unit tests. And so, I'm actually happy to say that we actually completed that goal. And that's why we're really feeling good about this effort, because it's actually something showing progress. And then I think the next steps are supporting things like functional testing with Python 3.5, as well as getting that all working inside of the gate testing as well for functional tests. And then I will say, the very last one that we're still working on is being able to support technologies like Whiskey inside of the various projects. This will allow us to have agnostic technologies such as with Apache or Nginx or any of those web servers. So currently right now in that effort, we're still in progress, but we are, I would say we're about maybe about a quarter of the projects supported in that effort. That requires a little bit more coordinating for sure, but we're still on it. Now let's talk about Queens. And the Queens goal, we just had, so I want to make it clear that these goals in particular, we don't make a final decision here. It's really important for us to come up with proposals which will go up to the TC level for final decision. But some people aren't able to be present at the forum, so it's really important for us to make sure that they will also have a say in the final decision with the TC, the TC being the technical committee. So for the goals though that we discussed in Queens, we'll take for example the reference API documentation. Shout out to Ann Gentel and Sean Dague. They started this effort originally and it's been allowing us to have consistent documentation inside of our, yeah, Milo's really excited about it, consistent documentation for just anybody who's trying to use the OpenStack RESTful APIs. It provides a nice clean layout of how to use those, which parameters to use, what the features are, and so on. And it's really important for all of our projects to be on board with this. It also moves those documentations into the project repositories themselves. So the projects are owning it versus, say, a really small documentation team owning all of them, yeah. Well, not only is this awesome that Milo's so excited about it, but one of the things I wanted to kind of take a step back and ask you to give us a little more context for is how did, how did we arrive at these specific goals for these community goals? So these goals get expressed by the community themselves. It gets expressed just in the etherpad and then it surfaces up to having an in-person discussion at the form. And then from there, it gets raised up. We select, like for Queens, for example, we selected four that we want to present up to the TC. So and just running through those other ones, the reference documentation one I just mentioned, there's also a goal for getting finer support inside of it with finer support and policies because currently right now it's kind of like you have an admin role and then you have a not admin role, which doesn't exactly help a lot of our users in their cases. They want to set finer goals or final, sorry, finer policies than that. So there's an effort to work on that. It's the specification is written out. There's an actual implementation in Nova that's in progress right now and then pretty soon it'll be making its way out to all the rest of the projects to provide that consistent experience. And then along with that, we have, let's see, there's policy, so the reference, the policy and then, oh yes, we're focusing also on with our application developers as well, there's a need with the different endpoints that come from the different projects in order to have a base URL, like what the base URL is, in order to be able to do version discovery. Currently today it's a horrendous amount of code to figure out what the base endpoints are for the different projects. So this effort isn't really exactly interesting, but the application developers are going to love us in terms of being able to do those version discoveries with those base endpoints. That's great. Well, thank you for talking to us about that. And Queens is coming up here. We have the Pike release, first of all, at the end of August. And then Queens will be about six months after that. One thing that we're discovering from the community-generated roadmap is we had 83% of the projects that participated in this roadmap forecasted already for Queens, some of the things that they're willing to work on, some of the specific features. But in general, 83% of them actually told us what themes they intend to work on. And then about 70% of the projects told us even as far ahead as Rocky, which is three cycles from now, what kinds of development themes that they'll be working on. So any last thoughts about the community goals and really the strategy that's gone behind the Queens community goals work that you've done so far? You know, it's like I said earlier, it's obviously like it's a lot more organized than our current sort of like everybody has their own goals and nobody's really communicating that well. The fact that I could point to projects that have completed these goals for the Pike release already, which is still in progress. We're still looking good. We're already finished with one of the goals, like one of the main parts of a goal. And we're moving on to the next goal. And we have a quarter of it done so far. We're still going. So I'm feeling pretty good about the whole process. From this point on, though, for Queens, we're going to, in the next couple of weeks, have the technical committee meeting and then begin finalizing on those. I definitely recommend people to participate on that. It's all on the mailing list for us doing the communication out for that. I'm estimating probably by the time people watch this video, it will be within the next week that we will be having those meetings so people should definitely participate in helping us finalize those decisions with the technical committee. Great. Well, Mike Perez, and thank you for bringing Mila to join us. Thank you very much for your time. Thank you.