Welcome to Data Doctor's video, Suggestion 870 – Missing Named in-line citations. Causes for Suggestion 870 include possible typo, a space in the reference name, and no source given with the named reference. Here is the public view of Carolyn Sapp's profile. As you can see, there is a fourth superscript in the sources section, but no source is cited. There is also a duplicated marriage reference. Before proceeding, if you haven't done so yet, click on her suggestions. There is only one. Look at the info column. It states that the issue is with the 1850 census. Return to her profile and click Edit. Carefully review the biography section. There is a named 1850 census in-line citation with a forward slash in the second paragraph. However, there is no sourced named in-line citation for that census. Looking further, in the first paragraph, there is a duplicate marriage reference. The 1850 census source needs to be found. Go to the top right of her screen and hover over her wikitri ID. On the drop-down menu, click on Research. This takes you to Root Search, which compiles several genealogy sites. Change Carolyn's maiden name to her married name of Holland since she was married by 1850. Go to the bottom of the screen and choose where to search. Since it is a free site, click on Family Search. Note you have to be logged into that site first. Family Search shows an 1850 census record for Carolyn Holland. Click on the icon at the right of the screen. It matches her biography. Click on the Document Information button and the source citation appears. Keep that screen open and return to Carolyn's profile. Delete the duplicate marriage record. Place the cursor between Georgia and the first angled bracket of the 1860 census reference. Click on the Citation button above. Return to the Family Search document and copy the source citation. Paste in it over Insert Reference Here in Carolyn's biography. Next, name the census by adding a space after REF, then name, equal, 1850 census. Take Preview to check your work. All sources are properly cited with no empty superscript as before. Go to the middle of the profile page and explain your changes. This is strongly recommended for all WikiTree members and is a requirement for data doctors. For me, I identify myself as a data doctor, list the suggestion number and name and explain what I've changed. Save your work. Return to the Suggestions report and on the far right, click the Status button. On the next screen, the Suggestions Status page, make sure your WikiTree ID is showing. Choose a status, in this case, corrected. Leave a comment from the comment hints or you can make your own. I chose a hint and added my own comment. Click the Update Status button. Last, the Status History box shows that your changes have been recorded. And you're done.


Hey there lads and ladies, it is Petrifying Pumpkins here with a brand new firewall zero hour video for you today. This one is all about DLC number 4 which is coming out tomorrow the 26th of February. And we saw this teased by First Contact Entertainment and PS Viewer Frank on their developer livestream but this time they've dropped an official trailer and we've got a good look at everything that's coming in the updates. Plus we also have a PS blog post from Firewall Game Director Damon Shabs. So let's just start with the brand new contractors and their skills. So first up we've got Jag, a Colombian lady with a skill called Ambush which lets you carry an extra proximity mine. Now we saw this in action on the livestream but now we get a clear look at her, she's got a pretty cool Rambo vibe going on or maybe private Vasquez from the Aliens franchise. Next up then is Node, the new Indian contractor with a skill called Afterlife. Now Afterlife will allow you to detonate a C4 you have placed anywhere on the map even after you have died.  And this skill could be a bit of a game changer. It's certainly going to make us all a bit more cautious as we move in on that laptop on attack. I can't wait to see how this affects the game overall, it might change the mess up we don't know yet. So both Jag and Node will be paid DLC characters so you will have to buy them if you want them with real money. However, like with Nash back in DLC number 2 you'll be able to get their skills with in-game currency. So if you want Ambush it unlocks at level 31 and costs 25,000 crypto and if you want to get Node skill which is Afterlife you can unlock that one at level 43 and you can buy it then for 35,000 crypto. So let me know in the comments what you guys think about these 2 new skills. So now let's move on to the 3 new weapons which will be added to the game for free. Now we saw a couple of these in action during that livestream I've already talked about but here we get to see some detailed images of them. First up let's take a look at the weapon that we didn't really get to see much of in the stream. Now I was told by the viewers who were there watching me stream or restream as I should say that there was an Uzi or a Mach 10 looking weapon but it turns out it's much more like a TMP or MP9 I think they're both the same thing I don't know I'm not a weapon expert and in the game this weapon is going to be called a 9mm Stinger. This weapon is classified as an SMG so it will be a primary weapon it's not going to go into your secondary slot so keep that in mind. Next up we have the weapon that is based on the real life Scare H. It's an assault rifle that should pack a heavy punch but with a somewhat limited magazine capacity if I remember correctly I think the real world ones are like 20 rounds in a magazine. So the Scare H will be known as the H5 Hornus in the game I can already see people calling it the horny I'm calling it the horny. Finally we have another assault rifle this one is based on the real life weapon known as the Honey Badger and in this game it's called the JA300. Now I looked up the honey badger after seeing this because I didn't have a clue what the hell a honey badger was but apparently one of the unique things about this rifle in real life is that it has an integrated suppressor in place so look out for that hopefully that will carry over that could be pretty cool. So how do you get your hands on all these sexy new weapons? Well the Stinger unlocks at level 24 for 24,000 crypto the JA300 will unlock at level 42 for 42,000 crypto and finally the H5 Hornus will unlock at level 50 also for 42,000 crypto. Now that one joins the thunder revolver as being the only two weapons requiring you to reach max level to use them. DLC number four will follow the tradition of also including four weapon camos, four contractor camos and four trinkets. These are all cosmetic items that have no impact on the gameplay at all and they will cost real money to acquire if you should want them. The exception being the little Diaz trinkets which will be free to anyone with a PS Plus subscription and that wraps up what's going to be available in tomorrow's update. Now I was in the middle of making a firewall video all about ranking all the skills but I think I'm going to put that off for a little while now that we got these two new ones I want to see how they play out over the next few days and weeks. So I don't know about you Lazur ladies but I can't wait to test out these new goodies I'm particularly interested in the Scarra H gun I've always liked the way those guns looked but let me know what you guys are looking forward to the most down in the comments below. Once we've had the new update out in our hands for a few days I'll make a video analyzing this in more depth and seeing what other non listed things have changed or improved. So if any of you Lazur ladies knows us anything different after the patch drops tomorrow that wasn't in the patch notes then feel free to let me know in the comments. Anyway that's it for this video Lazur ladies but before I go I've got to give a very special thank you to my patreon supporters I've already got more supporters there than I ever thought I would at all so that's great motivation to help me keep going keep making these videos so thank you to those people and one final thing let me give a shout out to the PlayStation community for MS which is for men standing so if you're someone who is looking for a squad to play with or to organize firewall tournaments then give this community a go they've got over 250 members and they're growing so it seems like a very solid community to check out. I'll see you guys in the next one bye for now.


Working along someone like Maria, it's a great sense of pride. She's just a great model of what a teacher is and what a teacher can be. Our Indigenous students are empowered because of the teachings that Maria Bernal brings into the classroom. Just the fact that she's so vocal about all these issues and she really spreads the word is what makes her so impactful in the school. When she talks to you, she's always supporting you and she always makes you feel like what you're doing is good. And being someone that's not of Indigenous ancestry to have that much passion is pretty cool to see. When the kids are so motivated and interested, it just pushes teachers and the schools to research more, to do more. All of this is a very natural and normal discussion for students today. It's kind of hard to be recognized for doing something that I love to do every single day.


alright we are starting with the basics bouncing ball seems already very promising i think towards the end it's just a bit hiccuppy and i think it would also help personal preference to look at this from the orthographic side view really side on but right now there are a couple things and this is fairly common so you have to look at let me put in audience kidding here so if this is your beginning and the end here you have to look at the trajectory of oh this is a fantastic exercise for me to draw blindly a beautiful arc the idea that i'm trying to convey here change colors is that when your ball has a stretch that it stretches alongside that path so that it's not like right now your stretch goes straight down because it seems like it's just whatever controls there on that ball they're just being pulled down so it's a very common thing to make sure that when you have your bounces that the stretches are alongside that and alongside along that that path that'd be the first thing you have non-repeated frames here which is good so there's no no strobing on the balls you could have a little bit of once you reach one or two frames into the apex the highest point a bit of a squash just a bit get a bit up and then again stretching you might also delay the stretch by maybe a frame or two but the main thing again is as it lands here you would have a bit more pointing towards the landing spot and then i'd be careful we're landing here right so every time it lands it's going to lose energy as we can see it's lower and lower and lower and as you land here and you hit this it lands further away so i would be careful with that it gives us a false sense of new energy here where you would just boom boom boom i mean you would ideally land here in a in a spot to the right of the impact here let's go back right there boom i would go for at least the same spot if not a little bit less and then the last ones they just feel too high it was too high frequency when you bounce from this height and then here and then here like suddenly we're not losing that much energy anymore i think you can just boom boom boom boom and that's it versus having those like lots of a little high frequency general impacts there and then the only thing i would add just for completion sake as it goes over there i would keep rolling i would add like another two seconds to this where it just really comes to a stop with an ever so slight roll back so like really subtle in your graph editor it comes to a slow stop and then back again really really tiny just for subtleties there that's cool when i look at your second one if you want to escalate this shot on your own just to see how far you want to go you can add a texture where it's just a line and then you can see the rotations then you can practice how how the ball would rotate and rotate less as it continues on and especially how to translate while keeping the rotation so that it doesn't look like the ball is sliding i think that would be like the extra step for this assignment other than that it's a great first submission and that's it thank you all right there's an email you can sign up you can start whenever you want you can submit whatever you want you get 16 submissions either way a like and subscribe would be awesome all right thank you


everybody from lunch I hope you enjoyed all the delicious food next up here in the main hall we have the wiki women's summit and I'd like to hand it over to Rosie Stevenson goodnight to start us off over to you Rosie. I believe that we are here today is Wednesday 16 August 2023 you know a friend of mine asked me give me a quote for what you think this wiki summit will be like and I said this someday in some archive they're gonna be reading about this event and they're gonna recognize how important it is because of you today you have the opportunity to actually be here be a part of it so please those folks in the back can I get you to move forward and hello to our audience that's coming in remotely seeing us now and seeing us in the future we're so happy you're with us too we're going to abide by the friendly space policy you can see it here and it's also linked on the wiki women's summit page of wikimania for housekeeping the restrooms are out the door and to your right I'm going to briefly tell you about the schedule we're going to have some conversations now called the wiki women solidarity workshop followed by a tea break and then looking to the future I don't know how to go back but I went too fast let me tell you about Saturday Saturday is the wiki women lunch those of you who've come to a previous wikimania know that it's a highlight it's open to all people who self-identify as women and we're looking forward to seeing you there here are some of the people are going to be speaking the core team fans you'll meet her in a moment the moderators teela is online masana is here in person she's going to run up in a minute there's a welcome message from our ceo mariana is scander there's keynotes by a previous chair of the wikimedia foundation board Maria Sephardari and one of our very important people netha who's saying who talks a lot about women's health we have several speakers you see them named here and final reflections you're going to see from that Tim kid the current chair of the board of trustees so listen without further ado let's get going now here comes masana thank you Rosie and hello everybody to the folks in the back we see you lurking and watching us and this is an official invite from the wiki woman summit come forward come join us the more the Mary and this wonderful moment that we're sharing we'd like to invite you all to take a moment to scan the QR code and complete the mentee because we want to hear from you we want to understand why you identify as a wiki woman or as an ally as you're completing that we have some exciting results that came in in our morning session when we asked the wiki woman in the morning session what does it mean to be a wiki woman ally we heard that that's my feminism that being a wiki woman represents representation empowerment courage solidarity empathy inclusivity and joy it's such an honor to share in the seminal moment in our movement with all of you and we really hope to use this input that you give us to shape future wiki woman summits to come we also wanted to find out as you're completing this why why are you here joining in this big moment in the movement first of all we've heard that people have come to meet other people we know the work of being a gender ally gender ally or contributor can be really lonely so we're grateful that the space is yours to own share and co-create to also create feminist strategies to learn more about wiki woman and understand how gender impacts our involvement in the movement to contribute to bridging the gender gap on wikipedia and of course for shared power that we all can participate in making the projects more equitable there's also a big question on how we understand that lack of woman is a problem in our movement more importantly how do we solve that problem together we want to help make women visible on wikipedia and all the wiki media platforms and support more female contributors and women identifying contributors to participate in our movement on behalf of rosie and vanj we just want to extend a humble thanks to all of you for being part of making this a reality being part of making history possible and it's such an honor to be able to serve you today if there are any tech questions if you need support with the ventier please feel free to log on to the platform for translation and interpretation and connect with your headsets to hear the wiki women summit in the language of your choice with that said i'd like to hand over to vanj and marian round of applause please thank you say hi first um to the people who are watching online there there's a camera over there and for those people who are watching virtually and joining us so let me do the intro here okay thank you so much ladies and gentlemen wiki medians of the world and wiki women it is my honor and pleasure to introduce our dear ceo mariana iskander she joined the foundation on january 2022 as the chief executive officer but prior to wikimedia mariana has already been the ceo of harambee youth employment accelerator it's a nonprofit that is based in south africa and it focused on building african solutions to tackle the global crisis of youth unemployment under her leadership harambee received the prestigious skull award and for social entrepreneurship in 2019 and its model to support millions of south african youth with access to learning and earning opportunities so it's such a powerful combination earn and learn our dear mariana has spent her career focused on breaking down systemic barriers of access to opportunity and education she spent more than a half decade as the chief operating officer of plant parenthood federation of america and she was also the she was also the advisor to the president of the prestigious university an associate at global consulting for mckinsey and company and the law clerk on the united states court of appeals for the seven circuit without further ado please send her a warm applause our very own ceo mariana's thank you thank you for that can you hear me okay okay my job is to welcome you and then get out of the way so that we can get to the program and the content first i just wanted to say that you know sometimes the the things you do are the most fun because of the people you get to do them with right and so sometimes we pick what we want to do because there's such amazing people that get to be part of that so i wanted to start by just saying thank you to vanjane to rosie who i serve on the wikimedia foundation and the board with and and to to say that you know really to this afternoon is a chance for me to also learn from all of you i was reflecting on the theme of wikimania this is my first in-person wikimania and thinking about the stories that i have learned from women in our movement from even before i started i remember the powerful story that i think many of us know about balinese women who have been working so hard with wiki source to preserve manuscripts in their language i remember the conversations i've had with leaders of our affiliates in latem about the work that they're doing to promote collaboration in the region amongst so many women i remember a story that we heard in the foundation's annual planning process from a woman who works on the punjabi wikipedia about an informal group that they had created for women who work in it who are very busy but they would get together once a week to do editing together and it was like such an awesome reminder of how diverse it is for women to contribute and to be together i wanted to say two things about how important this session is for me personally and and for the wikimedia foundation many of you know that our movement strategy is what guides all of our work as we look ahead to 2030 and what i hope you saw this morning is that the support of my colleague masana also from south africa and tila who's online is just more intentionality around the support that we have to provide for the work that needs to be done both now and into the future i just want to close by saying to all of you that the names that you saw earlier that are going to be speaking are some of for me some of the legends of our movement and a chance to learn from people who have been at this for so many many years the i see the next one on the floor there that'll come on stage and so really with that just to say welcome and i hope more of you who are in the back keep moving to the front so i'm gonna continue to encourage that and look forward to chatting to you at t or afterwards as well thank you


Hello everybody and welcome to another hobby-cheating video and today we are going to tackle another type of hair color today It's time for beautiful radiant blonde hair Let's get into it. The strict technomancer that is Vinci V. Let us get to the technique and learn it Vinci V style A little while back. I talked about how black hair can be very challenging Well blonde hair is no different right now. I'm painting up northern wind This bust from big child creatives. It's a really amazing bust one of my favorites of all time I've wanted to paint it for years finally got my hands on it at adepticon But a lot of the pictures I see of people painting this manager and including the box art itself, which is exquisite They often give her red hair and the reason for that is obvious that kind of bright color really sets off against Against sort of a Caucasian skin tone red draws the eye and so it's you know, makes it very flashy blonde hair is a lot more challenging and I often see people really really go wrong on blonde hair Making it look like it got squeezed out of a mustard bottle as opposed to being on someone's head So today we're going to talk about the pitfalls the challenges of blonde hair and of course how to paint it We're gonna do it on this incredible bust. So let's head over to the painting desk and we'll get going All right Let's get into some blonde hair and we're gonna start with paints and they're going to be a bit unusual Pastel green pastel yellow bringing in a green might sound strange golden brown and cork and then dark brown ochre The idea here is pretty straightforward We're not using any kind of Sun or lemon yellow. This is the number one mistake I see people make don't do it. We need to start with sepia tones rusty tones ochre tones those kinds of things we're gonna start by just laying down a nice base coat of The cork which is effectively our low mid tone This kind of tone is sort of off-brown is really great for it And it's very important to establish a very solid base coat of this You do not want the black showing through at all if you have a zenith will highlight that can actually help But you still want to put on a really strong. You want multiple thin layers Next up we need to instantiate the actual shadows and when you're placing this in this is actually I'm doing this more or less as a wash You can see that it's quite thin. I'm not really wicking off too much of the excess paint And that's because here. I actually do want it to run into the recess is one of the few times that will be desirable in this entire process and This is only in the sort of deepest shadows and we are going to apply it both on sort of in the front and the back at Anywhere where the hair would be off of the halo We're effectively needing to pick the places where the hair is turned away from upwards Hair has a specular highlight meaning it will reflect light toward the eye of the viewer because it is sadden So we're looking for places where the hair is vertical or tucked under in other words places Where it's not exposed to direct light and where it would not be reflecting directly to the viewer Now let's talk about highlights As I mentioned for most of this we don't want to do washes You notice I'm still using a big thick brush most of this has been done with like a very large brush. This is a size 8 brush effectively and When I'm coating these areas that are going to be the base for the highlights I'm using my upper mid-tone, which is the golden brown and I'm Covering the entire area including the recesses. This is the next big mistake. I often see people make When they do this they they only hit the highest highest parts You want to make sure you get that all the way down in there get into those recesses, etc hair moves as a sort of wave pattern so our shadow color in the upper areas in the highlight areas the higher value areas is The mid-tone that's the shadow it doesn't ever go darker than that Whereas in the shadow areas our highlight will be the mid-tone and you'll see how we get to that later Now is finally when I'm going to start instantiating some of the thin marks and this is really where the process either becomes. I don't know fun or Maddening depending on your point of view But I'm taking a thinner brush some decently flowing paint and I'm going to start making thin lines lots and lots and lots of thin lines So many thin lines no more thin lines than that no more still more Now these first ones. I'm not being too careful. They're still a little thicker And that's because again these aren't all not all of the thickness of all of your highlights should be the same When you're starting out with like sort of the first incremental highlight You can have sort of thicker lines because they will be more broad as we move up the spectrum and to higher values That's when we need to start thinning it so our control of our highlights is not just about placement and Not just about sort of the the overall value change How big those volumes are in other words how large or small the highlights are but also the width of the brush stroke So now that I'm into a brighter color as we start to really integrate the pastel yellow and call out the big highlights Here is where we're gonna start getting thinner and thinner now at this point. I'm working almost completely in a layer Consistency I want this to go on I wanted to flow off the tip of the brush and just create these nice thin lines and again The key here is these specular sort of point highlights. Where would the light reflect? Where would the light be caught? What is upward-facing and it needs to align Over the waves of the hair What I mean by that is here on the front you can see like I have highlights toward the end of that flowing part out On the second sort of tier so not the one I'm currently highlighting But the one below this you can see how as the hair travels It's moving up and down. There's all sorts of different areas and flow to it But there is a line of light and that's the best way I can describe it when I'm saying this halo of light It's these concentric circles of light and shadow passing around the miniature Okay We really want to make sure that We're focusing in and working always in these initial layers within each space So as I move up in value I'm working always within the previous space that I highlighted so each Volume getting smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller unless I need to make a correction Like there you saw me go a little bit outside of the previous one because I needed to push the highlight All the way up to the top of that little poking out bit Now is where we start drawing down into the shadows because we can't just have this flat Rectangular area of sort of washed shadow Again, the highlight for the shadow area is the mid tone and So here I'm going to repeat the same process I start with something that's relatively close to the actual color and I Push it up now. I'm working outside of the previous volumes To bring these lines From the the mid tone down into the shadow color and create the highlights Still the same principle. I start a little thicker and then work into thinner But also notice that I am working back up on to the previous layers So I'm not just covering the shadow area I'm stretching that new line out over where some of where it was a little bit up into the highlights and down into the shadows So now as we refine our initial layers are all setting there were sort of Rectangular like volume lines and then we work within it We shrink and shrink and shrink up to the highlights and so on The refinement phase is nothing but crossing over those lines So it's taking the selectively brighter colors and Working our way up with the line covering the colors next to it Think of it just like how you try to blend layers All right, you've got a bright blue on one side a dark blue on the other you make a 50-50 mix And you try to blend out the middle in between the two There's nothing different here in principle except we're doing it with thin lines instead of with a Shwoop smooth application of the layer Okay All right, so and then as I work up. I'm following effectively the same progression I'm just going to use different mixes and slightly thinner paints Whereas before I was working almost completely in a layer consistency now. I'm working in a very thin layer I want to use the transparency the translucency of the paint to my advantage to show some of the colors underneath Remember the keys here is we're not using a bright yellow stay away from these sun yellows lemon yellows anything like that Now blonde hair can exist in a wide variety of colors Of course as I've mentioned but in general the tones we want to use are more subtle They're in the sepia's the rusts And of course up into ochres and then from there we transition directly from the ochre Into more of an ivory or a brighter tone, whatever we happen to be using That's going to give us a more realistic effect the more platinum blonde You want to go the more you push it into that higher value spectrum So the more you start including those ivories or other sort of bright pastel colors and increase the tint accordingly All right, so now we continue on with the journey of bringing these down now I'm up into the you know very bright highlights still working thin and I want to sort of reinforce a point even though the General highlight and the general light lines and volumes are moving in these like as I said this halo pattern this sort of Flat area. There is a line that is the brightest highlight. There is a line that is the mid-tone There is a line that is the deepest shadow One of the keys with hair is it can't actually be a solid thin line that will look fake and almost immediately You have to have individual strands go farther So it needs to be varied think of it like an EKG or something that's like, you know going up and down You have lots of different Variances on exactly how big the total volume is and you're doing that Through instantiating these slightly different lengths of each individual line When it comes to sort of smaller volumes like this something you'll very often encounter It's still the same techniques. I'm just doing it with a much sharper brush and in a much smaller space but each braid is getting the same treatment where I'm pushing the high highlights toward the top going into mid-tones at the bottom hiding the deep shadows underneath and And then working down those thin lines And you can see here how that halo line there is a solid area where it's completely sort of one line And the deepest shadow in that area is the mid-tone same at the other points but That line is not just one solid rectangle of light There's different lengths of these individual lights. They move they spread And that's because we wanted to have that natural wave feeling to it Our last step is to just make sure there's no too sudden transitions That's really what you do at the end as you're making all these lines You will as you make your way around the figure, especially a bust of this size But it can happen all the same on 32 millimeter miniatures You will notice that there are areas where basically your transitions are just happening too quickly So you just go in and make sure that all of those are smoothed out by running again more thin layer lines over the top Here is where we bring in that little bit of pastel green Which will turn into a nice bright white color give us a bit of an environmental light And there i'm just touching those in the very centers of all of these things we working in these thin layers Making sure that at the highest central point we have the actual specular highlight The tiniest little area where light will reflect the most strongly into the eye of the viewer Showing that true satin quality of the hair Lastly then we're working in a glaze to just sort of of our mid-tone to re-instantiate our saturation Saturation is really important when you're working especially in something that has a lot of different tint in it Like this where i've used a lot of these brighter colors And so i'm just going over this will both help smooth some of the sins and transition lines But also bring back that rich tone of saturation You can see how intense how wonderful that is when we get that color in there This is too thin applications of the glaze all over the transitions in between the mid-tone and the shadows We don't ever touch the highlights. There you go. Her hair is all done As you can see there's still a little bit of cleanup on this model to be done We might do a few more things with her Uh, but Her hair is looking radiant and shiny exactly how we want. I hope this video helped you with your own Blonde hair painting whatever miniature you happen to be working on if it did or if you liked this Hey, give it a like subscribe for additional hobby cheating in the future. Don't forget. We have new videos here every saturday If you want to support the channel Then hitting those buttons and doing those things is a great way to do it That's free But if you want to go farther, there's a patreon down below that helps us keep the lights on around here And that patreon is focused on review and feedback and taking your next step on your hobby journey We'd love to have you as part of the community As always, I thank you so much for watching this one And we'll see you next time


In typical rig style, that was a molecular, like there was a lot of molecular process that happened in this lecture and a lot of moving parts and enzymes and little things that we can't actually see. Remembering where we are in the whole story is super important. I will tell you right now, I'm very deliberate about how I build the content and the order that we talk about things. And this lecture, if you are cozy with DNA replication, then DNA function, the next lecture is going to feel like, boom, I'm in. I totally get it and I'm totally good. Make sure you're cozy with this and make sure you're cozy with the big picture. The last thing I want to add for you is I want to give us a definition of the concept of a gene. When we talk about DNA, we often are talking about genetics and heredity and life cycles and reproduction. And we haven't given a definition of the word gene and where a gene is. And like I said, I've said this before, we're going to have three lectures, I think, on heredity, on how genes work and how we inherit the things that we do and why we look the way that we do. A gene, this is going to get us to the next lecture. A gene is a chunk of DNA that codes for a protein. And I will tell you that as we get into this stuff, it is so much crazier and more complicated than anything that we will talk about. But talking about it at the level that we will talk about it is huge because it gives you a foundation for understanding the really complicated stuff if you need to, but at least understanding having a foundation. Folks are battling over what consists of a gene and genes don't have to code for a protein. They can code for a functional mRNA molecule and I'm just going to hold off on that. I'm going to give you that information now and then I'm going to talk about it in the next lecture when we talk about protein function. I mean DNA function, which has a lot to do with proteins. So the gene is a piece of DNA that codes for a protein. And look, this is a chart that illustrates how many genes are on our chromosomes. And the light purple here is the number of genes on the chromosome. This is a weird graph because it has simultaneously, it has two different y-axis. The x-axis is just showing you the chromosomes. And you can see that we have all of our chromosomes, 1 through 22, and then we talked about these sex chromosomes, the x and the y, and what they are. So on the one hand, we have the number of genes listed. And then on the other hand, we have the total number of bases. Like how big are these genes? This is something to just sort of explore as you are or to think about as we start talking about how, like, why do we care about this stuff? And why are we learning all these crazy details? These genes are making proteins, not all your DNA codes for proteins. And that's another really interesting thing that we'll talk about. But chromosomes have lots of DNA, got to make copies of it. And that DNA can be captured in chunks that code for individual proteins. Okay. Has it been fun for you? I have a feeling that this lecture was profoundly long. I hope that you're still my friend. Okay. Bye-bye!


At that time I'll review everything, suturing, technique, knot tying, technique, everything. For those of you who are coming here for the first time, anybody coming for the first time today? Yeah. So I'll just give you a brief outline of the... Is it rolling now, Cameron? It's rolling. You look great. It does, maybe. Okay, so for those of you who have come today, this is a needle. There are two types of needles. One is a cutting needle, other is called a round-body needle. How do we determine a cutting needle or a round-body needle? It depends on the cross-sectional appearance. Suppose you were to take a cross-section through this needle, and if you were to look at it end-on, if it appears triangular in shape, then it is called a cutting needle. And if you were to take the same cross-section and you were to look at it end-on, if it appears circular in shape, then it is called a round-body needle. So the next question is, when do we use a round-body needle and when do we use a cutting needle? A round-body needle is used for delicate structures like peritoneum, mis-entry, intestine, all these conditions we use a round-body needle. And when do we use a cutting needle? We use it for tough structures like the skin. We use it for the rectus sheath. We use it for the linear elbow. So for these structures... So since this is the mimicking of the skin, so we shall be using a cutting needle for this. This is supposed to mimic the skin condition. Okay. So this time I'm going to... Though this is a skin, but we usually use this continuous technique, as he showed in the second video, we use it on the linear elbow. After you've done a laparotomy, you've done whatever procedure you had to be done, and said, first you have to close the linear elbow. This is a tough fibrous layer, which is in the midline, where all the fibers mesh in the middle. So let's assume that this is the linear elbow. So before we start with the procedure, let me remove all these knots here. The first step is we have to take a biteful thickness. As usual, assume this is the linear elbow, and you take a full thickness bite on the other side without taking your needle out. Push it, grab hold of this end, and pull it out. Always remember, there's always an assistant on the other side who's assisting you. Take double throws, put the first knot. See, it's how quickly silk tends to slip. Silk is notorious for slipping, nylon, all these things. Make sure we have taken multiple throws so that it is firmly embedded. What would you recommend on that? For which one? For the silk, though. What would you recommend? This is nylon, not silk. Oh, for nylon then? Yes. So after you've taken multiple throws and you've firmly embedded the knot, what we do is in actual practice, the end which I'm holding now, we just put an artery for silk like this and we put it to one side. But now I can because I don't have an artery for silk. Now the next job will be, assistant should give constant traction on this end so that it doesn't become loose. So since there's no assistant, I'm going to show it to you without, I'll just do it myself.  Full thickness, other side, full thickness, other side. And now I'm going to just continue. Assistant has to keep giving traction, otherwise this will tend to become loose. Next, I'll continue with the procedure to take another bite and take the next bite. See, things will not start coming obliquely. Just keep following. Assistant is giving constant traction here. Next bite. And a full thickness bite, other side. See? Now this suture line will come slightly obliquely. This is how we close the linealba. Next bite. There we go. It should be almost evenly spaced out and they should be roughly parallel with each other. When you reach the end, I'll show you how to finish the knot. That is a little tricky. So let me continue till we reach the end. I want to finish now because the loop is becoming very small. I'll have to tie a knot. So this is where I'll finish. I'm assuming that I've reached the end of my linealba. So now what I'll do is I will not completely tighten this. Instead, I'll keep it a little loose here. This one, I'll keep it a little loose. Now watch. A loop here. And I catch hold of this and I pull. And it becomes a knot. Then again I take the reverse. Catch hold of the tip here and I pull. And it becomes a knot. Then I catch here. Put multiple throws and we are done. So I'm assuming that we have reached the end of our linealba and we cut it off. This is the procedure for doing a continuous switcher of the linealba which they showed here. They showed only the first two steps. This is how we complete the knot. So now if you start.


Hey guys, how you doing? This is Rich from Rich TV Live and you can join our trading club at richpicksdaily.com where you too can learn how to win and trade and build a profitable winning portfolio. Now today I wanna bring you the big breaking news. The reason why Bitcoin has really been surging in my opinion is there's a brand new first ever Bitcoin ETF, BITO that just launched in America for the first time ever. You can see they've been as high as $42 today. Been as low as around 40, just over 40 and they're currently sitting at $41.32. This is a new Bitcoin ETF for the first time ever in America. So this is very bullish for Bitcoin. You can see that Bitcoin has been surging if we go over to the last, let's say month, you can see Bitcoin has really surged from $39,000 to where it sits today at $63,270. $294,000, $63,347 now, only 1,000 away from its all-time highs. And I really believe that this has been a huge catalyst, this new Bitcoin ETF in America, the first ever Bitcoin ETF that has been approved in America ever. I think this is the reason why we are seeing Bitcoin perform at such a high level today. And this is the reason BITO, this is the brand new Bitcoin ETF. So if you're in America or you're international and you're looking to invest in Bitcoin, but you don't want to have your money in an exchange, you're concerned about security, you'd rather buy a stock, you can buy the BITO ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF now at $41.38. And if you like me believe that over time, Bitcoin will go higher than my opinion is that BITO will also go higher with the price of Bitcoin. So this is a way that you can buy and own and hold Bitcoin without actually taking any physical security or ownership of Bitcoin and having to put it in a wallet or having to put it in exchange, which could be risky. This is a safer way for investors to do it. This in my opinion is very bullish for Bitcoin. And the reason why we've seen Bitcoin make this big move. Now the cool thing is there's potentially four Bitcoin ETFs that will be approved by the end of this month, like over the next 10 or so days, just for Bitcoin alone. So that's three more potential ETFs that could be approved in America and that could be even more bullish for Bitcoin. So this is the first of many potential ETFs. There's been as many as 40 ETFs trying to get approval in America. This is the first ever Bitcoin ETF approved in America, BITO. Put it on your watches, put it on your radar. If you like these videos, smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe if you're alive. I believe this will go up and down with the price of Bitcoin. You can see Bitcoin right now at $63,000, only a thousand away from its all-time highs. We go to all-time highs, you could see that Bitcoin is so close to its all-time highs, I can literally circle it, we'll just do one year. So we're gonna circle this zone here. You can clearly see that Bitcoin hit all-time highs right here and we're so close to all-time highs right now. So I'm not suggesting you go and buy BITO right now, but if you believe that Bitcoin does go higher with three more potential Bitcoin ETFs being approved by the end of this month, that could be more rocket fuel to add to this rocket. So if you believe that the price of Bitcoin goes higher, put BITO on your watches, put it on your radar. If you like these videos, if you like BITO, please comment on the video, let me know what you think. Did you buy BITO? Are you thinking about buying BITO? I haven't purchased BITO, but I do own two Bitcoin ETFs that were launched in Canada, btcc.b, Purpose Bitcoin ETF, I own, and I also own btcx.b. Everyone in our trading club knows that I own these two stocks and I'm up very nicely on both. I own both big ownership in both and I'm up nicely on both with the price of Bitcoin now going up very close to all-time highs and my average price on both is around $9. They're now both approaching close to 12. So congratulations to anyone that got into the two Bitcoin ETFs in Canada. They're doing extremely well. They're both up since IPO day. When they first opened up, Bitcoin was actually around $58,000. You could see now Bitcoin at $63,000. So both of them have done well. They both opened up around $10 and they're both up now. And BITO first day trading today in America, the first ever Bitcoin ETF, the question is where does it go from here? Now obviously it's launching as Bitcoin is close to all-time highs. So if Bitcoin does go down, I assume BITO will go down. But what catalysts are coming next for Bitcoin? Three potential new Bitcoin ETFs could be opening up by the end of this month which could be rocket fuel for Bitcoin, BITO and the two Bitcoin ETFs that have been approved in Canada, BTCC.B, BTCX.B that I currently own full disclosure. Thank you guys for watching. If you're not winning, you're not watching.  Thank you for watching everybody. If you'd like to learn how to trade and win, you can join our trading club at richpicksdaily.com where you can earn free rewards just by being a member or you can upgrade and become a VIP member and get access to stocks and cryptocurrency trade ideas 24 hours a day, seven days a week, pre-market, during market and after market trade ideas all day, every day, you're more rich and rich to be live at richpicksdaily.com and I'm out. Peace.


The form may not be in the robot. Around spring 2016, I was using the internet explorer on my Xbox 360, looking up the creepypasta wiki to search for any good story that I could gloss over. Morbus.avi, jelly beans, anything that I could click to read. At one time, I intentionally clicked on Black Sheep, but sometime when I was getting around to read it, there was a message box replacing the pasta that I could hardly remember. This pasta contains content that is not safe for work. Would you like to continue reading? I was like, I might read it, at the time, but I backed out to read something else. A few weeks later, I blared in Emirates Black Sheep, but I could have clicked it if I really tried. Even in the summer, I stared in Emirates those words in any category. Naturally, it was my curiosity to look at these stories, but the warning had kept me away, although I wanted to record it. In 2017, another pasta was hit when I was glossing over it as part of my duties to read them on my now broken tablet, being a blank space because of the same warning. I questioned, why would it do that, before editing the image? Again, I glared at the Black Sheep words in Emirates. In 2018, I began using another tablet while playing Banjo 2A on my N64 downstairs, attempting to read Morbus.avi, but I thought to move on to other open stories in the background of the Internet. I kept please wake up, the surgery and video head, before I checked them. The surgery was hit by the NSFW warning, and I disconnected from the Internet to prevent the virus from spreading any further. I claimed that Black Sheep was responsible for hiding any NSFW pasta ever since that year, and I kept a mental note on recording it if I ever get the chance. I went upstairs to jot down this for investigation, but I don't know why virus could target graphic stories, if anything.


Hello, it's good to be with you, and during the season of Advent, as I said earlier, I'm going to be with you each week during Advent to look at a unique election for the appointed Sunday in Advent, ones that we normally would not hear in church on Sunday mornings that most pastors would not be preaching from if they were lectionary preachers. But I think, given that 2020 has been such an unusual year, that having some different eyes, some fresh eyes of looking at what's happening around us and preparing for the birth of Christ child could be very helpful to all of us. It is to me, and I simply want to share that with you, the good people of the North Texas Conference. The reading for this morning that I want to reflect on with you is from Paul's first letter to the Church at Corinth. I'll be reading from chapter 1, verses 3 through 9. So here are these words, grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. I give thanks to my God always for you because of the grace of God that has been given you in Christ Jesus, for in every way you have been enriched in Him in speech and knowledge of every kind. And just as the testimony of Christ has been strengthened among you so that you are not lacking in any spiritual gift as you wait for the revealing of our Lord Jesus Christ. He will also strengthen you to the end so that you may be blameless on the day of our Lord Jesus Christ. And God is faithful and by Him you are called in the fellowship of His Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Well, this passage in 1 Corinthians begins like most epistles that Paul writes to the Church. And it's important to remember that Paul is not writing just to an individual. So while you may be listening to this alone, Paul is always writing to a church. A group of Christians, he has either helped form or he has begun a church there or people whom he has heard about and wants to address about his perhaps coming to visit them. But Corinth was of course a body of Christians with which he was very familiar. And he is already beginning to say grace and peace to you. And every time we hear the word grace we think it's about forgiveness, but it is really a symbol of a blessing in the way in which Paul uses it frequently to begin and to end a letter. And it's his way of blessing that which is good among the Corinthian church. And that is because of their own faith in Jesus Christ that God has made manifest any number of gifts among them. And he even talks about skills and knowledge that they have in this passage. And I think that's important to look for. I think there's sometimes when we gather as a church or that we perhaps gather in a church meeting. In some of the cases we look at what we don't have and what we want or think we should have rather than what we have in our midst. And I think it's an important time to think about that. We've been through a unique period this year in our communities, in fact in our country and around the world with the spread of the COVID-19 virus. So many things have not happened like we thought would have happened or what normally would have happened. So if we reflect on this year in that manner and you think about how many things have changed, I celebrate some of the changes. And this is what I've noticed. And it reflects what Paul wrote to the Corinthian congregation, that is the kind of spiritual gifts that had become evident in so many of our congregations. There are a number of technical gifts that people have had to use in order to produce worship, for example. But just the gifts in terms of how they've begun to reach out, many of you have begun to reach out around your church to people whom you do not know. And when I think about the thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people perhaps that collectively our churches have met, either virtually or let's say in feeding any number of people, week after week after week, that's a spiritual gift many of you didn't know. I'm wondering about how many people may have been even drawn to a church virtually that would not have been doing this if things had been going so well around them in the culture and the world. But somehow somebody said, why don't you get online and go to church? And a number of pastors who told me about baptisms they have performed, not virtually I might add, but privately or in front of a virtual congregation, I'm thinking people somehow there's perhaps this reawakening of the spirit and that's a graceful thing and that's not about gifts, that's just about a blessing. And rather than during the season of bad vent, the possibility is we're not going to be able to celebrate Christmas perhaps the way we normally do. It may be because of the gathering of your family, it may be because of the sanctuary will not be full on Sunday night or Christmas Eve I should say, and it's just a way that all the celebrations will be different, all will be different, but it does not make them less than it makes them real and authentic and true for the time in which we live. So I think Paul is sort of anchoring us in the present because in the Corinthian church there is a lot of division going on which he addresses letter in this letter later, but there's a lot of division and he just goes to that which is good and I think a focus on that which is good among us that Grace that he offers about the knowledge we do have, the gifts that have been made evident in so many of us and in the lives of our churches is a blessing unknown yet, but so is the coming of the Christ child. It was unknown to those people who waited for a long time. The people that Paul is writing to are aware of the birth, the death and the resurrection of Jesus, the Christ and so are you, but this is the word for us. Let's just look deeply into us, not only individually, but as a church. What do we know and what is the gift we've discovered? Blessings to you this week.


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I cannot gate keeps this any longer.  These are the products that I swear by. Hey, what's up? My name is Snolly, welcome back to my channel. If you guys are new, definitely hit that subscribe button and if you are already subscribed, make sure you turn on your post notifications because I'm posting every Monday and Thursday. I have not done a favorites video in so freaking long and honestly, I love hearing what other people are liking. Some of my favorite TikTok videos when we're just like going through products that they're loving currently. So I thought I would do it here on YouTube, do a little OG favorites video. We have skincare, hair care, clothes, pretty much everything. Let's cut to the chase and get started. Let's start with my current favorite lip combo because I just ate something and I don't have much on my lips right now. This lip liner is insane. It is $13 and it is so freaking creamy. It also is like a twisty upy one so you don't have to use a pencil sharpener because the amount of times I wanted to use a lip liner and it's like at the nub and you're like scraping the wood on you. No, this does not have any wood. So let's put some on right now. Let me zoom you guys in. If you've been following me for a while and you know that I love like brown lip liners and brown lipsticks, anything brown but this is definitely more of like a pinky shade. I would honestly say like a pinky brown. So it's definitely a little bit out of my comfort zone. I think it just looks so natural and just gives a little bit of color to your lips especially if you have my skin tone also.  You know what? We're just not feeling like we need to deal with that today. You know, obviously just keep it matte. I love to just like rub it out with my finger just to make it look a little bit more airbrushed. I feel like it looks better than just smacking your lips together. If you want to make it a little bit more glossy and have a little bit more color this is the Maybelline Lipter Gloss in stone and I love this gloss. It's also a drugstore. I guess that lip liner was in drugstore but it's still like drugstore price. But you can pick this up at like CES or something like that. But I just think it's so pretty. Let's stick with the beauty category and we'll go into our next favorite of the month. This is the Elta MD sunscreen and I've been so proud of myself because I've actually been applying it every single freaking day. I wanted to make that my goal because obviously you should be wearing sunscreen every day. Honestly, it was just another step in my skincare routine that I just always forgot about. What I love about the sunscreen is that it has like a little bit of a thinner consistency so it's so easy to like actually blend into your skin. There's like no white cast at all. That is why I don't mind putting on sunscreen. I also really do like the Super Goop Glow Screen especially when I'm trying to do a no makeup day because it kind of gives me a little color to the face but that one is obviously a little bit more greasy because it's like the glow screen to it and I ran out of my Super Goop Unseen sunscreen. So I'm committed to this until I run out. I do like the Unseen sunscreen for like a primer under makeup. Just for an everyday sunscreen I am obsessed with this right now. Just not realizing it. I didn't assume you guys back out. I cannot gate keep this any longer.  Back one day last week, the first words Ryan said to me was that it didn't look like I had pores and I swear it is all due to Luna oil from Sunday Riley. My older sister was actually the one that told me about Sunday Riley because she was using the CEO Glow at the time when she was in college and she introduced me to the brand and she was like, you have to try out the CEO Glow. I think that's what it's called. Maybe not, I'm not sure. But basically the other oil, that's the orange one. And so I went into Sephora and I love to ask like the brand associates what they recommend for my skin because me and my sister's skin is so different. She definitely has more acne prone skin where I have super, super dry skin. So they actually recommended me Luna oil and this was like four years ago. I think it was like maybe my last year in college when I started using this. And don't get me wrong, it is very pricey but so freaking worth it. Like guys, the amount of times people think I have Botox in my face because my like forehead looks so like smooth. It's because of this, because it prevents fine lines and wrinkles and the appearance of pores. I need you guys to try this out. At least get like a sample from Sephora. I always recommend my friends do that. Of course, using it more consistently you're definitely gonna see the best results. I'm not gonna lie, I do get this product gifted to me now because I'm actually friends with the girls that work for Sunday Riley. But before last year, I was buying this all on my own. This video is not sponsored at all but I am working with them on Instagram which is like a dream partnership because this whole time I've been working with them just on a gifted basis and I'm finally doing paid work with them which is like literally a dream because like I said, I am a Luna oil stand. So I actually have a discount code for you guys which is such a good deal. It's 25% off. I'm pretty sure the whole site you can get anything on Sunday Riley. So if you need a restock, definitely use it because even the Sephora sale can't beat that. I wanna show you guys all the sizes. I actually just got this in the mail from that paid sponsorship and I was like, oh my God, I didn't even know they could get bigger. This is like the jumbo size I'm guessing. I think this is like the normal size because this is the one I've always bought and then this one is the mini. As you can see, I've already used this whole bottle and I'm so close to being empty on this one. I'm not really sure why I'm keeping this but you know how people do those like empty product TikToks. I think I was saving it thinking I'm gonna do that one day. This next one would be more in the hair category but I'm pretty sure you probably guessed it. It is my heatless curler. I love this thing so freaking much and I'm actually really sad because I just joined a gym where I'm doing heated workout classes. I'm trying to maybe go three times a week, maybe more if I'm feeling it but basically since it's heated I'm number one sweating so much. And number two, it can also be really humid in there. So I don't know if it's like worth it to sleep in this and then your curls just fall out in the workout class because I do it right in the morning. But on the days that I don't have a workout class in the morning I'm gonna still continue to use this. It's just so easy and so convenient especially when you get the hang of like wrapping your hair around it. I saw somebody explaining it like it's a French braid and that was a game changer.  My biggest tip for using this is to not use it with clean hair because I feel like it just looks really ring-liddy and looks like way too curly for my liking. Using it with dirty hair is actually the best. I just like spray it with some like summer sea salt kind of spray just to like dampen it just the tiniest bit but using it with like dry hair is going to turn out way better than using it with you know wet or damp hair. At the end of the day it just saves me so much time getting ready in the mornings that I just have to do my makeup and take my hair out of this. My next favorite, I wear almost every single day.  I have it in a couple of different colors and that is my skims tank. This is my most recent one. I just got it in black. I have two in heather gray and one in like that off-white cream color. It's a ribbed tank and it's cropped and I just think it looks good with pretty much anything. I'm just wearing it with sweatshorts today. You can dress it up, you can dress it down. I feel like it's just so versatile. It's also so freaking comfortable. I personally don't wear a bra. If I am wearing one of the heather gray ones or like the cream one out I will definitely have to wear like a nipple cover kind of thing just to make sure everything's not showing. It's a tiny bit see-through I would say but for the most part I just don't want like my nipple outline showing in public but the black I feel like is totally fine. Also my size down in these tank tops, I get a medium. I'm usually like a larger size 10 in tops but for these for me not to wear bra I like it to be a little bit tighter. Next I have my favorite piece of jewelry and it is my gold watch. I think I got this in February or March and I wear it almost every single day. Now that I'm working out I do tend to take it off more often but it is the most perfect addition to this bracelet stack. These two bracelets are from Goriana and then this is from Amazon. I purchased it for 300 something dollars with taxes I think it was closer to 350 but now it's on sale for $243. So literally like $100 less which I'm so mad about but honestly I have already justified it because I've been wearing it so freaking much. There's a little close-up of the watch. It has this like clasp in the back which I was definitely struggling to get it on when I first got it but I learned how to and it's not that bad putting it on and taking it off yourself but I just think it's so pretty and dainty and you know what's funny I don't even like think this is the right time because I don't really like I don't really use this as a watch which you guys can call me crazy but I always have my phone on me so I just like look at my phone whenever I need to know the time. It's really just for show. I mean I think the girls get it. My boyfriend is super into watches so I asked him because I saw this on Amazon and I was like is this even like a good watch brand? He always tells me that movement the watch brand is not the best so I just wanted to check in and he approved this one. Next up we have these Reebok sneakers that I was actually gifted at an Amazon event. I really didn't think I would get that much use out of them but when I started wearing them they're so comfortable number one and then they're just like obviously a great white sneaker. I kind of move over like the Air Force ones I literally haven't worn mine in so long so these are kind of like my new replacements. They're a little bit like lower top and I think the Air Force ones probably have a little bit more of a platform which I did really like because I love anything with a platform but it's nice to switch it up and I do love like the green accents for the Reebok symbol. They look a little bit dirty I swear I haven't worn them like that much so I feel like they're giving like golden goose vibes where it looks a little bit dirty.  My last current favorite is a little bit more sentimental. I went to this ATX Girls event. My friend Caitlin puts on these events for just like girls to come and meet other girls in Austin. So if you are new to Austin or have been here and just wanna make friends definitely go check her profile. Her name's Caitlin Nasser but we did this paint and sip party at like this clay shop so we all got to paint mugs and this is mine and I just think it turned out so freaking cute. I don't remember the last time I like painted or really did anything creative and if you follow me on TikTok I'm starting these creative Sundays. I kinda wanna come up with a better name for them but basically since I am a photographer and do content creation, that was my hobby.  So I'm on the hunt to find a hobby and every Sunday I'm gonna try to do something like creative because I feel like photography is just not scratching that creative itch anymore. So this was a great start even though it wasn't on Sunday but inspired me to do just more crafty things so if you guys have any recommendations on what to do let me know. I made Ryan chicken noodle soup yesterday with homemade egg noodles. I think that's what they're called and it was actually so freaking good. We're having an again for dinner tonight and I'm so excited about it. Even just like trying new recipes or I really wanna try embroidery. I did it at like camp when I was 12. That was really fun. So I wanna try that again. And scrapbooking. I have told myself that I was gonna do this for the past like probably two years and I never really printed out pictures or anything but I finally bought a scrapbook recently I think in the past month. I still haven't touched it but that is something that I wanna do on my creative Sundays. I'm a little bit of a perfectionist and that's why I haven't really started the scrapbook because I'm like oh my God, where do I start? Number one and then you know if I like draw something on the paper it's gonna be permanent. I don't know, I think I'm just thinking too hard about it but I do wanna just like do more like artsy stuff because I don't really consider myself artsy. Like I want to be so bad. I was the girl that wanted to doodle on her notebooks but my doodles were horrible. Honestly, my handwriting was never good either which brings me to what's inside the mug. It says high cutes and that's what I call Ryan and I love it so much. Ryan's actually currently sick right now. We picked this up like last week and I was telling him oh my gosh we're never gonna be able to use it like neither one of us really drinks like hot drinks but I've been making him tea in it and so it kind of came in clutch. Those were all my current favorites and products I swear by. I will have all the links in the description box and I will see you guys in my next video. Bye.


The Norwegian Helsinki Committee strongly condemned the arrest Aziz Orijov, the executive director of Azerbaijan's canal 13 Internet TV station, and dropped the charges against him. The committee says Azerbaijan authority has to end ongoing campaign against critical reporting. Recall that Orijov became the fourth journalist arrested in Azerbaijan in recent days. Recently, the committee called on the Azerbaijani authorities to stop pressure on independent media and immediately released the detained journalists. Norwegian Helsinki Committee also notes that this is not the first case of Orijov's persecution.In 2017, the court found him guilty of illegal entrepreneurship and sentenced him to six years of imprisonment. A year later, he was released on probation. The arrest is reportedly related to accusations of unauthorized construction, specifically under Article 188.2 of the criminal code. Orijov's lawyer, Beruz Baramov, clarified that Orijov had purchased a plot of land to build a house, a common practice in the area.


We had started an internship element within our EMA Program or Environmental Management and Assessment Program. And it was an optional aspect. We wanted to offer work-integrated learning to our students, but quickly learned that if it wasn't integrated into the course, there wasn't going to be the success we had hoped for. And so the project management course was really for us where we could embed that experiential learning opportunity through the internship. The internship itself sort of operated outside of the course for a number of years. Students would opt in or opt out. Employers and industry partners that were critical to that course or to that opportunity were substantial or not very substantial. So what we thought was best is to ensure that there was accountability for all the players. The students, us as the academic institution and the industry partner as well. And that was all framed within the course, the project management course. So for us that was an instrumental aspect for success and transitioning from a weakness within the program to a real strength. And the students now still really thrive on that opportunity that we've provided. We really used the principles of project management to guide the students' internships. So the actual student experience is through that lens. But it also creates expectations for all the players. So even before the students come to our program, we have an internship coordinator that goes out and seeks industry partners that are interested in working with our students. That they will benefit from the project work that the students are involved in. We want to be very clear with those industry partners that we want them to benefit from this. It's not just something they're volunteering to do, that there would be an actual tangible outcome for them at the end of it. So that's the first thing that we do in advance of the course. We spend a considerable amount of time fostering and nurturing those relationships with industry partners. We ask for them to come up with a tangible project that the students can work on throughout the semester. The project management course then once it starts, the students then meet with their internship industry partner. They work on a project overview statement in collaboration. So there's a bit of a client-customer relationship that's built into that process. Through that, they really do a lot of work with the industry partner in delineating what that project will look like at the end of the semester. What are the deliverables that everybody's agreed to? So the expectation is then built into the student to fulfill the requirements as agreed to with the industry partner in advance. Where the accountability aspect comes into play for us as an institution is since we're making it a part of a course where there will be evaluations, project overview statement, the work breakdown structure, the tangibles of the deliverable, it's up to us to ensure that the students have that industry internship available to them. So it really improved the accountability aspect. Having it integrated as an evaluation tool within the project management course was critical to the success of that particular initiative for us, and it continues to be a really substantial part of that program for us.


Camp Humphreys welcomed its largest U.S. Army dental facility May 30th, 2017. The clinic, formerly located at U.S. Army Garrison, Yongseong, was reorganized at Camp Humphreys to increase dental service across the Korean Peninsula. The Carious Dental Clinic was named in honor of Major Marvin Wilbur Carious, a dentist from the 24th Medical Battalion. During the battle of Chosun Reservoir, he fought bravely with United Nations troops against the Chinese and North Korean Army. Major Carious was killed in action during this battle of the Korean War, December 9th, 1950, and was awarded the Purple Heart for his wartime service.


Former world champion, Veslin Topolov cruised to victory in round one of the Gibraltar Masters against India's young talent, Sankal Gupta. Veslin joins us in our studio to tell us where the Indian went wrong. Veslin, a good start today against a promising youngster from India. Pleased with the way the game went? Well, what happened is that I kind of prepared this line and I've already been played like this in the past until the 11th move, but then I believe B6 is kind of better and this is what my opponent played six years ago in Tromso. But, well, this is kind of more or less almost forced until now and my laptop was claiming white is better after Rd5. So this was all part of your preparation until Rd5? It has been played for sure until F5 and then there's some other moves except taking, but taking is critical. And now, of course, black has two moves, but I believe that also knight g4 is losing a pawn and white claims to be better. I don't know what is better for black now, but certainly this position is better for white because I believe B5 was well, B5 was supposed to be not the best move. I'm not sure about what I did, but I only remember that my laptop was claiming that best for black was to play like this. Bishop to B4. And then once I take, okay, white is still better, but apparently it was better for black than the move B5. And here I don't know. F4, the thing is that, for example, what I planned here was that if bishop d8, I was planning to go like this. Let me just get it for you. Bishop to c5. Rook e8, yeah. And then my original idea was, I think, to put my, I believe here. But then rook c, and he has to go rook c8 here. Now if he takes, well, sorry. No, he can take, right? Because this is a nice line because if you, it's not really hanging. And now B4 is also a possibility, for example. Yes. But, and I'm kind of attacking. But maybe what I missed was that in, for example, if white plays bishop d6 here instead of, in this position, if I go bishop d6. Ah, just rook here. Here. Then, I don't know, rook a7. And then maybe take take. And I was thinking that maybe I go with a knight to e4 to dominate, but maybe this position is not that clear. Black has some chances made. Well, but anyway, this was probably the critical move because after rook b8, somehow it looks like white is dominating because he has the move knight d4. And I believed that the best option for black was here to take, to return the exchange and take the pawn, but I thought it was still much, much better for white. Yeah. So, background problems so you can't take on b6. My idea was to save, to keep the other bishop also. Yeah. And I think black is pawn up for the moment, but the knight on h1 is much, much, very much in trouble and I believe this is an advantage. What happened, well, final position still it's not so easy, I believe, but it's a huge advantage for white because not only that I have two pieces for a rook, but also I believe also positional advantage. So, it was more or less an advantage out of the opening. I'm not sure about the move bishop d3 here. This was over the board, bishop d3. Yes. I also considered something else like, but it looked to me that rook d1 and then f4 and bishop moving to g1. I also considered other moves, but I thought that this was like, finally. Okay, of course, white can play g3 and then bishop g2, but I didn't want my opponent to exchange the rooks and of course I do want to give him the pawn, so I played for the maximum. And the problem for black from after taking the exchange was this knight on h1 from the start is just stuck in the position. Of course, of course, yeah, otherwise, but it all depends on 1-10p, you know. So, well, you know, this is modern chess, both we have computers, but of course from my perspective, even if somehow black holds, it looks to me that it doesn't make sense to go to this position straight out of the opening. Talking about the opening, were you aware that when you went queen after, Sam had actually played this position earlier in 2019 against Cori, and he had gone h4? Had you seen this game? Yeah, but it's somehow, I believe that black's plan is to play b5, b4, and then plays the knight on e4. And of course, if I, for example, after b5, I think if I go now, queen f2, then I believe that, for example, b4 is not a good move because black takes on d5, but I believe there are some games with the move knight a4. And there's, well, it is maybe still possible, but somehow I believe that what I did was better. Right, and it worked out well for you in the end now. I remember when the pairings came out yesterday, you were slightly worried about who you were playing because it's always difficult to play these youngsters. Oh yeah, definitely. The times with these first rounds in opens are over, so even now we... And okay, it's also true that Gibraltar is extremely strong open, and it's normal in a way, but of course I've been playing many, many years ago, opens in the beginning of the 90s, and it was nothing compared to what is now, and the general level is really high now. Also of players who are 2300, 2400, they're putting up a real fight? Oh yeah, I mean, then when I was playing these kind of players, they were like, at least they were very much inferior in the opening preparation, I believe, and now it's almost level. And for a player of your level going into an open first round, what is the approach to the preparation for the first round? Well, obviously I've been looking at my opponent's games, I just had to choose whether I should go D4 as first or E4, and finally I believe that this line was giving me more chances to get an opening advantage, and that was it. And Vesselin, before the tournament started, you had a seminar with Elizabeth Patz for the players here. Tell us a little bit about that experience. Well, it's the first time I'm teaching, first time. I've never given any kind of lessons, not to kids, you know? So in a way, she was really well prepared, she's done it many times, she knows what kind of position to show exactly, but for me it was a bit more intuitive because while she was showing some position I could remember important games, so I was also intervening. But I'm kind of satisfied because after the seminar two of our guys played three of our students and two made draw. So very satisfied with the way the training went then. I believe it was very useful for them. And how is it to come back to Gibraltar for you? No, it's good, but of course I'm a bit worried because again it's such a high rating, it's a risk obviously, you know, because really I still remember what happened to Vishy some years ago when he lost so many points and one has to be really concentrated, again from the first round, but it's also that it's different type of chess compared to the events I normally play. I mean, for example last year I've played several knockout events and mainly against Maxime, but preparation is different. You know, when we placed some top guy we were very, very happy with just getting a slight plus out of the opening and maybe play without risk. That's like the perfect situation, but in open it's different. The risk is high, but it also must be interesting to come when you don't know who you're going to play against, the novelty and the unpredictability of the open. Yeah, exactly. And what I like is actually that somehow for sure I'll play many people, many opponents for the first time in my life. So for me it's a change and also a challenge. Well, a challenge, but this was a good start. We wish you all the best for tomorrow. Get some rest. Thank you. Thank you, Wesselin.