Everyone shiver 1000 here. We're in the Chevy Traverse There's monkey we're going on a impromptu camping trip. It's already after five o'clock, but We're not gonna set up a tent or anything We're gonna sleep in the back of here. Right mama We're gonna Cook a couple pieces of chicken and some macaroni and cheese and just kind of hang out for the night, right? All right, so We'll be back with you in a minute. Okay guys, so we made it we just we're just a couple miles from the house Right. Yeah, and we backed up here in this little channel And I'll show it to you Pretty cool That right over there is a ramp for their boats to go by I think a filmed one once yes, we did and Over there we backed in here first or backed over there first And just couldn't get a level spot it looks level from here But once you get over there, it's not but this we're on like a little island peninsula actually type of thing right here And it's perfectly live on flat Just back right down through there didn't you mama you did So we just back right through there. We're real close to the road, but that's okay We just wanted to Come out here Camping the truck tonight, right? Yep we're gonna push those seats down they lay flat and I'm gonna cook something in here in a little bit. So stick around more fun Well, I don't know how much fun it'll be but Why does lights come back on? That's weird Right are you touching something? I don't know Okay Anyway, so there we go Well, I mean cuz it's getting dark.  I don't know We'll get our chairs out and Then we'll make the bed up in there and we'll show you what we did All we're gonna do like it says through them seats down they lay flat We're just gonna put our bed rolls out and our air mattresses while airpads, they're not mattresses and That's gonna be it Now we're gonna hang out.  She'll think about it. She usually comes up with something. So all right What's that for? Okay for what? You know what that is when the seats are Car seat a car seat. Yeah Okay, one more shot around here Pretty cool.   She brought an extra blanky. She's in case we Get cold, but I think it'll be Her if anybody does but it's 75 right now. I think so supposed to get down to like 65 so And a good thing about men in car for after we started up turn the heater on but I don't think it'll come to that so There we go. Now. I guess it's cooking time. Okay, so I was cook I was gonna cook it back in the car, but it got real windy all of a sudden Soon as we turned our cameras on So I'm in between the doors of the car here And I forgot the butter So I got it out, but it's over there. Okay, okay monkey going Let me get this heated up. Okay, so monkey got the butter got these little things Take long to melt this Cute perfect for bacon and stuff Okay Set this over here Dispose of that here a minute wish we had a wood camps though. Oh, yeah, that's right. I Don't know because I wasn't there when that happened to it Okay, so I'm gonna melt this down This is not a recipe. I'm just starting to chicken in I didn't even flower it I was gonna flower it before you left the house And I forgot so well, let's go ahead. I can throw that in there.  Well, there were still two more, but we froze them so All right, I'll bring you back in a minute. We're gonna make some macaroni and cheese. I said, whoo nice Okay, all right, as you can see it's getting darker. Oh, I was gonna put my glove to the test Because this is gonna be hot. I don't think we'll be cooking all the All the macaroni will be all right, huh? Monkey brought some popcorn. Whoops There we go. We're gonna bring that to boil and put our noodles in see how well that goes Okay, I'm gonna mix this up That's a milk over here.  No No, they're on an airboat you can run them on the ground Probably scared of the height of the bridge, but they can make it That's just regular gas Okay, guys, so the guys in the airboat Airboat will start so we're gonna make some jiffy pop popcorn. What road is this? I can't remember No, this is Turner camp. Okay. All right, here we go Another story for you because I gotta use this thing There we go. And that's how I got to light my cigarettes for us tonight another story I got two stories. You gonna pop off it or you make me do it Make it close What's your man? Yeah, you need to We'll ever do her thing There goes Oh that guy's coming back. I don't know it's gonna get noisy guys, but we'll turn it down for you Yeah, it's gonna get noisy because the other airboats coming. Maybe they'll help him. Okay, slow down What you hear pops start shaking? No one a blinding This is two years old so we don't even want to pop may not windy to pop it a little bit guys rain So yeah, this popcorn will be real big remember. Yeah, this one's meant for camping in There goes you guys haven't checked out outdoors McGee check out his very last video because he pretty much had some problems, too And well, there's some left. It's okay. I'll have a pop pretty good Okay, there you go guys. I'll kick you back on when and more exciting stuff happens. There's my popcorn And I guess this is Bruno's Or the birds And there's your brand new phone. Okay, I can't do both. I'll be back Okay guys So they got their boat Yeah, they went and got his truck and trailer and it took him a while took him forever but Apparently they were out of gas or something anyway At a guy bringing gas, which I don't know why because he didn't start it back up And his truck trailer so they just back down over there and loaded the boat up when stood up onto the trailer. So but So anyway They did get it running it did start up and run so they must have been out of gas I think he tilted the gas tank or whatever to see if that's what it was but So he had a bad day. Yeah, I felt bad for him a couple hours. He was over there Yeah, about two hours waiting on them to come back and they left him by himself. Nobody would stay with him So anyway, Monk And tell your story now My story. Yeah, tell your story first. Oh my story about Bruno story time I Was a kid, but that's cool Anyway, so last night we're laying in bed Well, I'm laying in bed shabers over by the computer because it's working on one of his videos that you've seen That he loaded up last night earlier in the night. Yeah earlier in the night So we're kind of watching you know, I mean earlier in the night was outside We were outside with Bruno What was we talking about? I was telling about what happened in the bedroom What was we talking about last night? We're talking about camping that we need to go camping because it was nice outside So, um, it's raining. Yeah, it's raining. My watch is told me it was raining so we were outside talking about that and so we came in and I'm watching TV on the bed and so Bruno gets up there on his side of the bed and He has his pillows Prop up and so Bruno actually took the pillow on his pillow and Put it on top of him and he got underneath it and crawled up in a ball Like he was making a little tent a little fort. Yeah, a little fort So I think that was our hint that we need to go camping So and then after that I got in the bed. He got down and got underneath the bed There's like a cave under there for him to go through. Yeah, so he was So it's kind of like his little Camping trip. He made a fort. Yeah, that was cute. He just started nudging under that pillow I thought because he likes to try to bury his treats sometimes So we was watching him on somebody got a treat under there But he didn't he got under there and he got all the way under and all you can see was the pillow moving every once in a It's like he made a little tent We wish we had it on video because that was a really cute. Yeah, so here we are. We are camping so Yeah, but we're car camping Yeah, well Stealth camping This is really not a campsite. No, but you know, I've had people ask me won't you do some stealth camping because?  Oh, I turned my van into a camper So, you know, I bought a bus turned it into a camper or so one because one night she made a good point She said well, you know, the pioneers did that with horses and wagons. That's right That was their camper. Yeah, they would drive all friggin day long nighttime. They'd set up camp They sleep in the back of their thing and some of them even had a little what they called pot belly stove in them Yeah, so, you know, we're talking 17 1800s. Mm-hmm. I don't see the big hype in it, you know Building a camper out of a van. I mean, it's not that hard Or a bus, you know, look, I built a camper and a lot of them guys, you know, I've only got 10 grand in the stuff And I only gave, you know, 12 grand for the for the van And so I only got to $22,000 in this camper a camper. That's, you know, 15 years old, right? That you had to do all the work to You can go buy a decent camper five years old for that kind of money. It's already a camper I don't see the hype in it. I'm not cutting them down. So my haters, whatever I'm just saying I don't see the hype in it and I really don't like the Stealth camping for that reason because there's people out there to living under bridges But then you got this, you know, big-time youtuber camping under a bridge for monetary gain, you know For views and stuff when there's a guy up the road that has no choice Yeah, you know cuz getting nothing because if we get made to leave we just go home, right You know if this guy if the if the guy that honestly really has nowhere to go If he gets made to leave in a rainstorm snowstorm, he's got no choice No, he has to sit in it or walk around, you know, you can't be under this bridge He's got to go try to find somewhere else. He can't just go. Okay. Well my camping trips over I'll just go home to my nice warm bed.  So Anyway, all right You any more stories? Yeah, you do I thought you meant you want my story you guys might be moving a little bit because well, we do have the gimbals building or the Boss stabilization So but you guys are on our air mattress She didn't bring a tripod so I took her Headband thing for her camera and I took the band off of it's really easy to take off But it's also got a clip. So I got that clipped on to my band on my camera So we're using one tripod and her camera's mounted on to my camera. So that's pretty cool I'll take a picture of it with my phone. I'll throw it in this video how we got how we got this set up You know survival situation your number one tools up here Yeah, so if we were in a survival situation, I could have two camera angles on one tripod filming our demise She's like I said that earlier she was like you put that another way But so yeah, anyway, so good story month. Yeah, and he's happy My feet so he's happy. Oh, yeah, he loves being now You notice how quiet he's been all day like since we've been here. Yeah Yeah, he got underneath the truck there and laid there watching these people over here And he didn't bark one time. Nope. Oh, he loves them airboats. Yeah No, because that means you got to get out turn the key on No, we're not doing that we're doing our film, okay, so I I got kind of a spooky story for you. So Been about a week or so ago about a week two ago week two a week two ago Last week, maybe or maybe a week before wasn't that long ago So, you know, like I still you know, I don't sleep.  I'm on her left And to her right There's a wall what she got, you know room between the bed and wall But that's where the wall is which has a window there. That's where we have our window air conditioning So we've got drapes, you know hanging just those light light drapes, you know curtains so and Just something out of the corner my and I and so I'm looking this way at the TV on that wall Something out of the corner of my eye, you know, you see something move I looked over just in time to see that drape coming back down It was as if somebody walked past and pulled that drape, you know, how you know and pulled that drape a good foot half 18 or foot 18 inches and Bruno lay down He's sneaking he thinks I don't see him. He's low-crawling I don't know when I'm hitting the tripod. So You know like if you walk past drapes and the drapes move and then when they when you walk walk away from them They go back. That's what happens. I thought it was Bruno Down there because he had that's where his bed is and I looked over. He's on my computer chair, which was on my left Snickers here because I was looking she woke up and she's like what's wrong. I said there's knickers over there She said no why so I opened up bedroom door look down the living room. Snickers was on the couch So what moved that and there wasn't no no not there wasn't that much air coming through that goddamn No, I have a towel there blocking it. There was no air there wasn't that much air coming through that by and by the way the The air conditioner wasn't on No, so There was no reason or the fan the ceiling fan wasn't on there and cold Okay, so there was no reason for that to be moving that far and just come back it You know even when the ceiling fan is on you can barely see it moving But this was like somebody pulled the drape over and just let it go and come back Never done it hasn't done it since but it's never done it for before either for sure so That's my story Well, I got one more already mentioned on her video clip So, you know, I'm always harping on you guys make sure you carry lighter make sure you carry lighter and I do and it's Yeah, it's almost full and Can't the flint So out of it. This is a cricket these things are junk, but these I've been getting free anytime you buy anytime we buy three packs of cigarettes He gives us a free lighter. Yeah, just one of the 79 cent So when you carry lighter carry a bit because my last bit she bought me a black one I used for a year about a year and the flint still good in it. So I still got a spark in case I need to Which I've done before may both do a video on that just a spark with the with a dead lighter And you start a fire But these ones it's always the flint goes always I've had them the acts the flint actually seen it fly out before on these So what I've been doing with my cigarette I've got this my fire striker and I use that To strike my little propane stove And then like my cigarette with that It works Because I've got like Two or three lighters in my tackle box for some reason I didn't put one in my backpack Probably cuz I'm thinking I always have one in my pocket. All right, but in this case.  I'll come back out like it. So, you know, sometimes it's lighten Three times. It's lighten one cigarette. So that's a lot of strikes and a lot of lights And people say yeah, but it's eventually gonna run out of fluid It's eventually gonna run out of fluid, which is true She mentioned earlier Hardly any airboats out tonight. I said, well, you want to see an airboat. I'll turn the camera on. There you go I can't be out in the middle of nowhere so but Anyway, so they're like, you know, well, it's eventually gonna It's going to run out of fluid true.  I Mean, it's you know and they can break So I'm not saying don't carry one I'm saying always have two ignition sources at least a lighter and but just Normal everyday situations, you know, throw one of your glovebox keep it in every vehicle you got You got a boat for one in there for one of your tackle box, right, you know a lighter But yeah, it's like so all what I was getting at was if you you know I mean if you can't get help in a year By the time that big lighter runs out And besides once you get a fire going You know Providing you've got the resources you can keep that thing going on that long Or you build a big good fire the next day you still got coals You don't have to relight use your lighter every time So I don't I you know, but it runs out of fluid. Yeah, it does But jeez if you can't get help by the time you use that pickup You're probably gonna be there for a while You probably got a cabin built now and So that was my story time.  You got you want to talk to yours say anything You tell it interesting stories tell us another one you have good stories.   Yeah I just said what happened. How did it happen? Okay, so me and my buddy Dave we called him dupe short for dupe re Anyway, funny guy So we was out deer hunting right so You know he's ever I can see him, you know, he's about a hundred yards away to my right so and you know I'm pointing this way and he's pointing like that way, you know So we got we got everything covered and we can see what's coming between left and right So we had it covered, you know, so I wouldn't want you that way. He wouldn't shoot this way See what I mean? So it was all safe and everything and sure enough here comes a dope big old dough I'm down and she's looking around Little bit further a little bit further and I mean I'm right at her right and I'm waiting I just want that good cuz I like to make one clean shot And she stepped out from behind this tree and I went And she stopped and looked and that's all it took I dropped her right then good lunch I know some of you guys if you don't like hearing about that you might want to fast forward So dropped her right then. I'm like, yeah Here come your Dave. All right, Marty.  So I'm standing there and I get my gut knife. I'm getting ready to gut her but I'm thinking now, you know I'll let Dave catch up.  I just get it lit and I hear Only I'm looking at Dave and I hear this behind me, right and I turn around Here's the this buck. I mean he had kind of he just had a small basket rack He was like seven or eight point, but he was a big body deer, right huge deer And must have been his mate. I killed so this thing just just like like body checks I mean like you would a boom and knocks me down, right?   I'm like dude help He's like he didn't get involved in that And I'm like do something so what's he do? He comes over kicks a knife closer to me It runs back a ways a little bit The whole time he's got his cell phone He's filming this whole thing right filming this whole thing Oh So I grabbed this this boxy Left on her and I got him and I got him twisted.   Oh No So you never got it. No, but he was laughing the whole time.  He's right there, you know Good guy to have around but when it came that deer, you want to He's not knew you could take him on me. I mean the deer. I weighed me, you know It dressed out like 190 pounds.     So he couldn't shoot in my direction He said why couldn't get your attention Because you know, I could have spun around and got that deer, right? I didn't know he was back there But Dave couldn't get my attention cuz I'm watching this dough. I wasn't looking over here Dave. I'm watching this dough I True story, but so anyway, that's my story time I never told you that story. That's true story Yeah, he's like I recorded the whole thing like well, that's good at least we got something out of because oh wait No, I didn't He did take a picture, but it was pointed down. He got nothing Except a good story to tell his grandchildren, right? That's one of these things that really happened to nobody will believe you, you know like a more than had to believe me because I Mean there was no bull a hole in that deer And he didn't want to shoot at the deer, right?  I Mean it was self-defense. Thank God I didn't have to go to try one It was seriously self-defense Oh man and the rack wasn't that great. I mean No, no, it was real like says a little basket rag Seven or eight point, but they were small times.  I did give some meat to Dave too, but Because I had two deer Well, I kept the buck and then the the dough I gave some I gave a bunch of meat out of the dough to Dave and then The rest of what we took the salvation army Yeah, our salvation army in Ohio my hometown they give out deer meat Yeah Yeah, so but that's my story. So anyway, I'm gonna kick you guys off And I'm gonna try to get some of these mosquitoes out of here for monkey Because they are all over because you know, we are on this water here in this little peninsula and I do have a door open because it's hot in here So all right, I think monkey's got to go pee. It's just like how do I pee? You start bringing a bucket it'll be interesting. I Shall film it. No, you shall not Well, use your camera. No, you will not my phone. No All right, I'll be back with you guys Were you waving boy? Are you gonna say more maybe later if interesting stuff happens update Yeah, I got my window down. Sorry about the wind noise, but my mom Well that monk The water rise It got up about two feet from the car With a truck so and we was just gonna move forward But then there was a dip there so we couldn't pull down a neck. That's what the water was coming to And we would have really been left on an island And if we'd have moved up a little farther, well then the angle and slope of that hill There is no way, you know So we just decided well, we'll just come home. I think we would have been okay, but Better safe than sorry, huh? Yeah, I think we would have been alright. We was like, well, you know what let's just we we did attest so we know It's gonna be it's comfortable black there Oh, yeah, I mean No, and I Never sleep not bet you it's 11 o'clock exactly right now and I would have been I Think I would have been asleep at midnight And it's it's raining more so See if it rains south of us because that's only a mile or so from the width of the Likuchi River And if it rains south of us the river rises here because it runs this way So that's why this one this even though it's just a channel it forks off of the lakes and That river and also their springs there So it started rising and we was like I still think we would have been okay. I Mean this thing would have went through some water, but I Just didn't want to wake up and step into water that that's an eerie feeling waking up wet That's another story time story. I told monkey about it So anyway, we just decided to come home It's no biggie it happens Yeah, I mean, it's not like we had to pick up a tent or anything so Yeah So I'll just keep an eye on it and then we'll know about how high that'll get when it rains, you know The next time we'll know I Can make a water. I can you know what I can do I can make a water alarm To where I put it so far from the truck and when the water hits it it'll emit a loud beep noise Yeah, and then we know okay. We got to go That'll work on it And we found out what what what we find out about this thing we didn't know It's got an alarm never heard it before I mean no and I tried to open the door and it went We were inside it and I opened up the back door to look out and then alarm was going off So I had to come up here fumble with the keys It's stick the key and ignition started up But I thought because some of them don't have an alarm. They just got that theft system to where You know, it'll just It just won't start This actually has an alarm. Well, it doesn't it's not a siren, but the horns go off So that's very wild Anyway, we're gonna go in and Monkey's like every lights on in the house. Yep. I Remember I remember my first night in my apartment On my first wave. Yeah first apartment first night in there. We didn't have nothing, right?  That's when they had pay phones I called my mom and dad and my mom answered. I said where's dad at and she's like well He's he's in taking a shower. Why I said when you tell him I got every light on in the house Because he would always say damn it you kids have every light on in the house But since it was my house, it didn't matter. All right guys. So you got anything dad monk? All right. Well, I'm gonna this is my outro. So I'm gonna end mine tomorrow Morning I'll come outside was watching YouTube because we had a good connection there Yeah, that's nice thing because we go all the way to the river you have heart nothing sometimes very little If you're lucky good thing there we could watch YouTube and stuff on there So we were comfortable It's just that he got a little nervous with the water So and I don't want my car in the water. Well, there's there's a story about why I got a little nervous about that He's I think the truck would have came out it. Okay. Yeah, we've had it in over you guys seen that video clip I'm sure we're we went over the hood But still I don't I don't want to be floating. Yeah, I got another story time story about that I don't think we would have floated we made it just got muddy and stuck now It would have had to get real high to float the truck. Yeah But still it's just a thought of getting out and you're surrounded by water I Don't think it would have came up to the truck I think it would have went around the truck because we was on that peninsula. Yeah, it was higher But then the water around us and then it dipped down to pull out So I think we'd have just been stuck on a little island And there wasn't no room if I had to get a run for to get it out. All right We had like three feet behind this So To be safe. I'm sorry. Yeah. Yeah, it's not a big deal. Anyway I should have thought of that earlier anyhow. What's that like for? No, it's in that's built into the stereo. There should be a light blinking on here when you set the alarm on the stereo Oh, yeah, I should be a little red light blink, but I didn't ever even do we had one. So anyway When we started well, I started having problems she she had a great night But I was having problem all kinds of problem one night. Yeah, so I should have left them But I thought I screw it, you know, we're just getting the truck go to sleep and then Started raining and I looked out earlier I was like, well, I was like, well the water's up. Yeah. All right guys say bye mom All right guys, thanks for watching appreciate it. She barely met the man legend golf for now She'll do her outro in the morning. So and we'll see you in the next one. Bye. Bye guys. Take care


I've been playing so much 2K18 since launch, literally all I've been doing is 2K18, edit, sleep, wake up, eat, 2K, repeat. This video I'm going to be explaining the best way to spend 200K VC, but before we get into that, first of all, subscribe to the channel. Second of all, people love tweeting me when stuff goes down, so I want to warn you guys that there's been a decent amount of people tweeting me saying, Agent, my player has been deleted. So if you know you're not going to spend more than like one player's worth of VC on your character, it makes a lot of sense to wait if you haven't already spent the VC. Alright, so we're going to get into it. There's a super safe way you need to do this. So as you guys know, we had up into the attributes. By the way, pure sharpshooter is my second build. I made a play shooter, a playmaker with a sharpshooter, and I was like, I need to try out these sharpshooters. I heard they had some lit attributes. Now, as you know, you can really just go like this and you can upgrade everything this year. Like you're not going to miss out on anything. You can go all the way up on everything. But if you're trying to be smart with the way you're spending your VC, it doesn't make total sense. Here's what you should do. Max out the stuff you know for 100% fact that you're going to have maxed out. So for me, it's mid-range three-point. We're going to get ball handling in there. We're going to get speed in there and we're going to get acceleration in there because you can't see the attributes as you're upgrading them. I don't know on my three-pointer if it's going to be a 99 or a 92. I'm not sure on my ball handling if it's going to be a 70 or it's going to be a 65. You have no idea. So the safe way is if you're not entirely sure about a build, choose the stuff you know you can't live without that you want to see the attributes for and check those out. So it's just the way to save some VC just to be cautious with the way you're spending it. We're going to get back to upgrading, but first we need to do something. Hey, check it out. I got looking fresh. Hold up. OK, I'm a 70 overall now. You are super safe. So this is just a safe way to make sure that you're not spending VC on a character that's going to end up being trashed. Now you can be super safe and just choose a build that you don't care whether or not it's going to be elite. You just want to have fun with. For example, a pure slasher. You can't go wrong with that. It might not be the most dominant build, but yo, the amount of dunks I've been seeing the contact dunks, especially it looks crazy. So if you're going to play super safe, I recommend going with a fun instead of elite build, because if you're going to go for an elite build, you should do this now. You can hop into a micro and go into box scores or if you found it easier way to go to league stats, go to minutes, boom, scroll down to your player, click R3 and I'll show the attributes you can scroll through and eventually it gets attributes. And now you can see the max for the stuff that you've upgraded because you can't do this anymore for whatever reason. Can we talk about that on the attribute screen itself? So an off dribble mid range, 83, open shot, three of a 96. And keep in mind that as we're looking at these attributes, they're not completely maxed out. So you see the yellow, we can increase the yellow, but the white is the cat. So really for the three point shot, we have reached max. For the mid range, we still have two attribute points that could mean a plus three or a plus four to those specific attributes. We still don't know. So this is just the way that I'm doing it because if I increase my three point shot on a pure sharpshooter and it's an 88 open shot three, I know I'm not going to spend money on this build anymore.  This is the way everybody should do it. If you increase your core competencies and you realize they're not even worth it. The same way I do with my playmaker sharpshooter, I realized, yo, I don't really mess with the three point shot. So as we scroll through these some more off dribble three of a 97 contested shot three of a 99. That's crazy. But the one I was looking for is ball control. The reason I did this. So once you pass a 70 ball control, you have the elite driven moves. Once you pass 90 ball control, you have the more elite driven moves. So it's like a third tier.  So I'm finding out now that until I upgrade my player on his ball control and if we see how much spots do we have left for ball control, we have four spots. So we're going to end up passing over 70. But until I upgrade those ball handling attributes for my player, I no longer have the elite driven. And so that's the type of stuff that's going to make a massive difference when you're making your player. If you don't have the elite dribble moves and you're a sharpshooter, it's game set match jump. But we know since we have four spots, I'm eventually going to get there. I just don't start with it. So once you do that, if you realize if you don't care and you're fine with your player, just push everything to the top. So, you know, this year, for whatever reason, 2K chooses what caps increase.  Right. When I was playing on my playmaker sharpshooter, luckily, three point shooting was the first thing that improved for me. Speed, ball handling, literally all the stuff I wanted was the first thing. But you can't guarantee that that's going to be the same case for you. There's going to be some people where it might be four or five overalls before you see the cap that you're looking for finally upgraded match. And some of y'all is going to be like a 98 and 99 if you just have awful luck. So the devs are saying there's a method to the madness. But if you think about it, how do you quantify lateral quickness? They're saying that the more you use something, the more likely it is that that's the cap that's going to increase. But how do you quantify vertical? That might of times you click triangle. Like some of this stuff, it just doesn't necessarily make sense to me. So we're going to add at the remaining 66K. And you all know I had to buy VC for this. I can't, I need to find the world's greatest jump shots. And I think we unlock the jump shot credit at 75 overall, right? Yup. And I'm on a grind. I'm just trying to learn as much as I can about the game because that's literally my job at the moment. So yo, I'm not going to lie to y'all.  I know y'all thinking agent, I want to dominate at launch, but we don't know anything yet. I might have just upgraded a build that we're going to find out later. Would have been better off if I've done minimum wingspan. I might find out a little bit later that this player doesn't have a gold tireless score like I thought it did. So there's so much stuff we don't know yet. It's very difficult to play it safe because this year as you're upgrading, you can no longer see the atrophy. So some of y'all can make a build that you regret and you might have watched this video too late, whatever the reason is, but I mean, this is just the way I'm doing it. This is the way I'm playing safe. At the end of the day, you end up maxing everything out. It's just about being cautious so you're not burning money that you on a player that you never end up using. Anyway, I'm going to start grinding on this pure sharp. I have a few bronze badges already on my playmaker sharp shooter, but I think this is going to be my main. So I'm going to go ham. Hopefully I can learn the quickest ways to get some of these badges. I'm going to drop videos. If you guys want to see more tutorials, I'm going to be doing all sorts of stuff to find the fastest way to do things, the best way, the most efficient way, all types of stuff. So if you enjoy, drop a like and let me know you guys want to see more types of these videos. I'm going to catch you guys later. I have some 2K to play. I might be streaming later tonight. Just subscribe if you guys are new. All right, we're doing everything here. I'm out. Peace.


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time we're going to move to Member Statements. Member Statements, Member Statements, the Member for Starnia-Lampton. Well, thank you. Thank you, Madam Speaker and Mr. Speaker, in a short moment or two. It's an honour to rise again in the Ontario Legislature, and I'd like to take this opportunity to share with the Legislature an update on an important infrastructure project in Starnia-Lampton. This week our government launched public consultations into the much-needed and much-discussed Highway 40 widening project in Starnia-Lampton, expanding the seven-kilometre stretch of highway that links Lampton County's chemistry value and Highway 4 to a critical infrastructure project that will support future growth in the chemistry industry in Starnia-Lampton and Ontario and improve highway safety for residents of Lampton County. Our government began preliminary design and environmental assessment work for the Highway 40 widening in April of 2022. Public consultations are the next step in delivering on this important project. I encourage all interested residents of Starnia-Lampton to visit the website highway40widening.ca to review the project documents and to add their input on how best the Ontario government can expand this highway in the best way possible for our community. Again, please visit highway40widening.ca before December 10th to share your opinion on the design and build of this future highway expansion. Mr. Speaker, expanding Highway 40 is another example of this government's plan to build Ontario with investments in our transportation system that will reduce gridlock, improve economic productivity and get drivers home to their loved ones faster. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Member Statements, Member for Waterloo. Very much, Speaker. Last night I had the great pleasure and privilege of attending the Order of Ontario ceremony, the province's highest civilian honour. I was attending specifically to join Elizabeth Whitmer and her family, but I must say I was so pleased to bear witness to the strength and intelligence of the 26 appointees. Elizabeth Whitmer, as you know, is well respected in Waterloo region. She was our first female MPP and is known as a quiet trailblazer who always carried a spirit of thoughtful leadership and reform. She continues to serve the public and is currently the Chair of Kids Ability. Elizabeth was in good company amongst others, Marva Wisdom, Cindy Adams, the honourable Rosemary Moody. She was also joined by former MPP Diane Cunningham from London. Some of the appointees have spent their entire lives working to make Ontario a better, healthier and more inclusive place. Arthur Lockhart, who established the Gate House, included advocacy to move the shame of sexual abuse to a place of courage. Pauline Shirt, who is described as a wisdom keeper. Eric Lindross, for his charitable work and game-changing advocacy on concussion reform through Rowan's Law, and restaurateur Biazio Vinci, who is involved in the Out of the Cold programme and extended his work to feed hot meals to frontline health care workers during the pandemic. He does so to honour his mother. Last night it was said that his greatest dish is compassion. Speaker, there are too many to highlight. Many of the order of Ontario recipients were visibly uncomfortable in the spotlight. They are just good people, doing good work, and our province is a better place because of them. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the Member for Perth, Wellington. Thank you, Speaker. It's my pleasure to rise here today to highlight the amazing work of a constituent in my riding of Perth, Wellington. Jacqueline Usher, a paramedic with the Perth County Emergency Medical Services, and she recently won the Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs OAPC Humanitarian Award. The award was introduced in 2012 and recognises an act of unselfish donation of time or money by paramedic or emergency medical service professionals to relieve the suffering of humanity. Jacqueline has shown an unwavering commitment to the well-being of the community of Perth County, particularly during the tough times of COVID-19. Not only did Jacqueline serve our community as a paramedic, but during the chaos of the pandemic she identified a local issue that was exaggerated by the pandemic, food security. Jacqueline proceeded to dedicate her time and effort working with the House of Blessing to make sure that a continuous supply of food for the people in need for Perth County. Her volunteerism and dedication to the well-being of our community is commendable and she is a great role model for many who want to see our neighbours and friends prosper. I know I speak for our community when I say that we are grateful for the hard-working and caring people in Perth, Wellington, like Jacqueline. Jacqueline, thank you for making our community a better place to live and raise a family. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the member for Oshawa. Thank you, Speaker. People are hungry. Feed the need in Durham is seeing unbelievable increases in visits. In 2019 they had 75,000 visits and they are on track to hit 240,000 this year. So the growth is exponential and despite the generosity of our community, food and funds cannot match the demand, which has grown so quickly. I have faith in the great work that Ben Earl, his team and all the volunteers are doing, but the needs are overwhelming our safety nets. More clients are fully employed and own homes. They just cannot make ends meet as their cost of living has increased over the past few years. We are seeing this across the country. 96% of food bank users in Durham indicate that the reason for their visit to the food bank last year was due to the rising cost of food needed to support themselves and their families. One in four food bank users last year were first-time clients. The bottom line is that Feed the Need, like food banks across Ontario, is being asked to respond to challenges that are the result of policy failures at the provincial level. Social assistance rates are woefully insufficient to say the least. Housing policies will not actually address the challenges faced by residents in Durham and employment standards do not ensure good work that pays at minimum a living wage. Caroline Stewart, the CEO of Feed Ontario, answered reporters at Queen's Park about what the government can do to support food banks. Speaker, they don't want government funding for food banks. They want government to fund people. They want better policy that addresses underlying causes of poverty and to look at social assistance and a proper housing plan. So, Premier, please invest in communities, people and the systems they rely on so people can feed themselves. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the member for Mississauga Lakeshore. Thank you, Speaker. On Saturday, I was proud to attend the grand opening for the new art shelter in the sunflower field at Lakeview Village and thanks to the $103,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to the dance theater company Frog in Hand. This will be an exciting new community space for local art programs. Since last summer, I had the opportunity to announce over $3 million in OTF grants to over 20 local nonprofits in Mississauga. This includes $411,000 for deemed support services to expand their program for people living with integrity of disabilities. This includes $350,000 for Armahouse, the only transitional shelter for domestic violence victims in Peel Regional. This includes $149,000 for Team Unbreakable to expand their free mental health program. The Eagle Spirits of the Great Waters received $21,000 for Indigenous workshops. $191,000 went to the Dawn Rowing Club and $99,000 to the Mississauga Canoe Club, where I volunteered as property manager long time ago. Earlier this month, our sprint canoeist, Katie Vincent won gold at the Pan Am Games in Chile. She was named one of Canada's flag bears for the closing ceremonies. On behalf of all the members, I want to congratulate Katie and I want to congratulate all our nonprofits for receiving these grants and on everything they're doing for our community. So I want to just congratulate them all for all they're doing. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member Statements to Member for Niagara Falls. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Affordability. Our neighbors in Niagara feel in the crunch on the affordability crisis and it's hitting hard, especially around housing. Our municipality in Niagara are falling short on housing targets, at no fault of their own. The council in Niagara Falls hit the nail on the head, including Councillor Piro Angelo, who said this, we can approve them, but we can't ensure that they're going to be built. It's nice to have a plan, but it's better if it's realistic and achievable. And I just don't know how we make sure that it's achievable. The Conservatives Housing Plan is failing this province after wasting years cutting deals with their friends in the Greenbelt. They promised 1.5 million homes. In Niagara Falls, it's a 21-year wait list for a one-bedroom apartment. Nine years in Fort Erie. Food Bank uses has skyrocketed. 800,000 adults and children access a food bank in Ontario this year, an increase of 38%. Those on social assistance are facing legislated poverty. Enough with the lip service, we need solutions. It's time for this province to roll of its sleeves, get back to building homes and tackle the affordability crisis head-on. How can the Premier tell the people of Ontario we are 1,000 times better off from when he became Premier? Family, friends, grandkids are going to bed hungry every night in the province of Ontario. We deserve better. Thank you. Thank you. Member Statements, the Member for Thunder Bay, Attic, Oaken. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I was pleased to attend the recent swearing-in ceremony of 45 new Ontario Provincial Police Officers at the headquarters in Averilia. It was a momentous occasion, one that signifies the commitment and dedication of these individuals to serve and protect our communities. Among these dedicated recruits is my good friend Curtis Trotz, who has made the transition from the City of Thunder Bay Police Force to serve at the OPP station in Armstrong. Curtis' decision to join the OPP is a testament to his unwavering commitment to public safety and his willingness to embrace new challenges in the pursuit of a safer Ontario. Congratulations, Curtis. I'd also like to extend my congratulations to Natasha McClellan, who will be serving right here at Queen's Park. Your presence and dedication to serving in the heart of our province and its governance is truly commendable. Your service here, safeguarding the very institutions that shape our great province, is of immense importance. Welcome, Natasha. I want to recognize the sacrifices made by the families of our police officers and the vital role that they have in supporting their family members as they serve our communities. In closing, I want to thank all officers for their dedication to upholding the law, protecting our citizens. Once again, I offer my congratulations. May you all return home safely at the end of every shift. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member statements? The Member for Chatham Kent, Leamington. Thank you, Speaker. Recently, I had the pleasure of joining members of the Blenheim Medical Health Foundation who unveiled plans to develop a local health hub which will provide primary multidisciplinary health care to a catchment area that extends well beyond the community of Blenheim to include rural areas of South Kent, Bridgetown and the surrounding areas. This facility will house a wide range of health care professionals and services, including family physicians, nurse practitioners, diagnostic imaging personnel, laboratory, physiotherapy, pharmacy and mental health care services, all under one roof. I'm so proud of this community-driven grassroots movement and want to acknowledge members of the Foundation, including Mr. Ed O'Brien, Ms. Joan Hackett, Ms. Kathy Smith, Dr. Andrew Lanz O'Brien and the countless blood and maria residents and businesses who supported them all. I want to acknowledge also the extreme generosity of Peter and Annie Timmermans who selflessly donated the beautiful 26,000 square foot building, the former Anderson's agribusiness research building in Highland Drive, to house our future health care hub and make this dream of comprehensive rural health a reality. The collective effort will create a warm, welcoming, comprehensive and professional space to better support all rural residents from young families to seniors who are all being supported by a central integrated whole person health care facility. Thank you, Speaker. Well done. Thank you very much. Member statements, the member for Essex. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today, I would like to tell the Assembly about Isabelle. Isabelle is a grade 12 student and Isabelle is enrolled in the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program. Isabelle takes classes at the Carpenters Union, where she learns the basics of math and reading and writing, but she also takes programming with regard to skilled trades. And Isabelle is going to have all of the basic skills that she needs when she graduates to enter into an apprenticeship program. At the same time, she's going to get her Ontario secondary school diploma all at the same time. All of this is made possible by a great partnership between the Greater Essex County District School Board and the Carpenters Union, which has contributed approximately half a million dollars to make this program possible. And of course, it's also made possible by the excellent policies of this provincial government. Mr. Speaker, I want to encourage Isabelle and the hundreds of students, thousands of students, just like Isabelle, who are going to finish their Ontario secondary school diploma and get great apprenticeship training through the programs offered by this government. Please, Isabelle, and all your friends, keep up the great work. Thank you. Thank you. Member Statements. Thank you. I beg to inform the House that pursuant to Standing Order 9G, the clerk has received written notice from the Government House Leader indicating that a temporary change in the weekly meeting schedule of the House is required, and therefore the afternoon routine on Wednesday, November 29, 2023, shall commence at 1 p.m. The introduction of visitors. I recognize the Minister of Colleges and Universities. Mr. Speaker, and this morning I would like to introduce representatives from Western University, President Allen Shepherd,


Yeah, just there's no classes Everything's weapon base. I'm gonna turn up my cam while I eat. That's okay with you guys How many weapons are there then probably too many? There's a lot of weapons in this game. It's like too much choice How do you know hi nator me? How'd he do? I should be carving. Whoops the food It's a game that has a good fighting system But the things that made me stop playing on ps4 where the quest Namely the footprint fetch quest And also the terrible multiplayer It's like the game fights you the group when you're forming groups on ps4. I haven't tried on PC yet You keep you care There's our mark. Something's got imagitated Look over there. Heck is that? I've never seen anything like it You think it's from Zora Magdaros? I'd like to find out But we better report back first. All right Yeah, it's like the cutscenes synchronization and all that stuff They just it made it so that you you try to play with people in the games like nope You can't play with your friends. That's the thing. I never got past that man. I know I was cheating myself Because there's so much game beyond that but I just couldn't get over that hurdle. I just couldn't I tried so hard You can go after that provisions manager this guy Hey, hey How are you feeling at some point? I got upgrade weapons. So I Got the side do I want to go with the bone right now? Or upgrade the iron Yeah, just the perfect examples like why you doing the story if you want to play with somebody and they haven't seen the cutscene yet It won't let you play with them They have to have seen the cutscene to play with you They could be on the same story as you The same question you but they haven't seen the cutscene yet. Oh Yeah, I'm gonna try a heavy bow gun Hmm. I'm gonna learn it. So the bone one has this thing with the snipe I don't know how long is that animation to get on your end of prone. I haven't done the bone yet I haven't done the sniper yet. That's what I don't want to I guess I have to be way out of the way Hmm. Yeah, I'm gonna try it now. I like explosions that dress or whatever this So I need an ancient bone for the boots Just bear with me guys. I'm on I'm eating dinner while I'm doing all this I'll turn the camera back on what's I'm on Guys of the pompadour man guys show the pompadour Baby pompadour. Yeah, that's what the bone armor looks like. It's like tribal armor A lot of this armor looks like that. It's like a theme Like to take bits and pieces of the what you're making and no Give it that that that certain look What the heck I have to speak to the provisions manager again. I can never remember where he is. I Got everything memorized except that guy Where the big table is? Is he on the ground floor? Not right now. I'm kind of done eating There is Provisions manager, I thought he was a provisions manager. Oh Expedition people my bad can't do any yet Okay, let's get this expedition underway. Me. Me. It's a gate. You got it. See you After I talk to these two There you go research. Okay. Yep, great Jagras You can embark on an expedition just by heading out to the gate or you can use the world map Whatever's easiest for you I'm heading out the gate because that's easiest for me and choose your destination for this expedition We need to head to the ancient forest. We can expand expeditions as we delve further into the new world Pretty good incentive to explore, right? No What if I don't want to explore, huh? All right, came back on. Hmm.  I was trying to scroll down with a scroll wheel. Is this more Jagras? Needleberry Oh, I remember this part I remember I was looking at a lake for like something over and over again, okay There's K over here. I got a sneeze my my my right mouse How the controls I'm getting used to them. I had to remap some stuff for for a Like I remapped like gathering to f and something else For the range weapons by default, I Think the zoom in key is like V and C to go toggle and hold I remapped at the right click so I can right click like in the shooter and on PC So far that was the major the biggest thing that I That was the biggest thing that I changed and it's good. I actually like it. Yeah aiming is V It's weird I'm like, I'm not gonna hold down V while I shoot So I put on right click mucous So they're hinting that I should do the great Jarvis, but I'm not going to I'm trying to find a new campsite Which is up here in five See what I'm doing now Like running around Finding stuff and then for research after a while I'm like, I got time for this. I just want to fight Just put them on some front of me and let me shoot them or let me hit it and I got frustrated with that By the time I got I think it was the second wrath of those quests.  I'll do that have mute that the egg dude is the egg dude All right, well we gotta hunt them how do I select them Confirm to return to base from an expedition see Open the wildlife map and switch to the world map then select a stare Just turn my camera around for me. That's that's cool. You know, I Wanted to go that way, but you like nah go this way. I don't care if he's right there Don't control my camera, man. All right. Let's shoot them. Okay. Let's not shoot them Okay, let's shoot them. All right. Let's try a snipe bad timing. That could have been bad That could have been even better He's got an egg chat or a rock They him there. Yeah. All right, so we're gonna try this. Oh god. No, not like this I sniped him from under the thing that was cool and everything out way. This hurts Okay, I was gonna try to snipe him, but he ran. I forgot how to hide control Nope, that's not how to hide. That's exact. That's that's that's opposite of hiding from the bushes Oh, I think I missed another one. Have you done with my rock? I'm just using basic ammo because I don't want to waste it yet. I think he can be killed just as easily with rake regular ammo Although Bad timing bad timing bad timing. I'm trying to reload. I guess I don't have any more ammo. Oh What I guess I'm out of special ammo. Would you please unload it? I guess I'm out of special ammo. I Have to wait till it's full. Oh, I thought it was full. Oh Wait, these guys It looked like it was full Yeah, when it's orange I can use I didn't think it would let me use it unless it was available I'm aware of the cooldown. I didn't think it would even let you switch if you didn't have the ammo Is that him there? No, that's not him Like does it does it let you switch even if you don't have the ammo and If you do switch does the ammo cool down pause These are the things I need to know Leave me an old Jogras. I'm hunting this guy over here.  Yeah, he's chillin. He's chillin. Let's get a bad timing. Oh No, okay, here we go prone Good job, Frank. I'm on the Franks and Jet. I did reload shot emote


Yeah, I can write your hello world right now Let's start with the test suite Portability I have worked for this company for 30 years and was Java for 30.5 The advantages of Java the idea behind Java the reason for Java. It's the JVM Yeah, I work in a corporate But a lot of startups use Java not that I've worked in any of them I don't think C++ is better. Not that I've worked with it. Yeah, we learned Java and uni Eclipse is so 2009 it has clean code and a clean architecture Which makes it perfect for serious business solid principles design patterns OOP No garbage collector. I haven't heard anyone big decimal big decimal big decimal big decimal more verbose doesn't use illogical syntax sugars illogical Syntax sugar does this have do you know what type of coffee this is illogical syntax sugars for serious business We don't actually use Java. We use Scarlet net bean Java II Spring Java beans Java spring our work in a corporate We got a 401k pension benefits nine-fives the new thing I spend my time writing Exception types Java script and Java totally different things. It's like comparing it. I don't know. I Really don't know we keep our code nice and clean. I'm gonna hamster. We know I drink coffee Not for the taste but for the effect. I Love Java because it's safe portable and maintainable. I drive a Prius because it's safe portable maintainable Java Do you know why it's called Java? Let's see big decimal logical syntax sugars I can have a look. Let me debug that need to catch everything. It's like baseball Net beans. Yeah, I know have you heard of Kotlin? We don't actually use Kotlin We use plain Java big decimal. This is serious business portable. It's a big decimal Do you know what type of coffee this is?


Minsk has sufficient stock of Iskandar missiles for any mission. The Belarusian Armed Forces have a sufficient stock of Iskandar tactical missiles for accomplishing assigned missions. Missile and Artillery Troops Commander Chief of the General Staff's Missile and Artillery Troops Department Colonel Ruslan Chekhov said. A sufficient stock of missiles for the Iskandar system is available in the Republic of Belarus, which will make it possible to fulfil any objective. He said in a video released by the press office of the Belarusian Defence Ministry. As the commander explained, the Republic's troops previously lacked a missile system in their firepower arsenal, capable of accomplishing missions to a range of over 300 kilometres. He said that now this system is unrivaled in its class and will enable the troops to accurately strike targets to a maximum range of 500 kilometres. Belarusian top brass reported on February 1 that the Republic's Armed Forces had begun independently operating Iskandar tactile missile systems delivered from Russia. Chief of the Belarusian Defence Ministry's main ideological work department, Leonid Kaczynski, said in late December 2022 that the Republic's teams operating Iskandar theatre missile systems and S-400 anti-aircraft missile complexes had undergone a full course of training at the Joint Combat Training Centre of the Armed Forces of Russia and Belarus. Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko earlier said that the Russian-made S-400 and Iskandar missile systems had already been put on combat alert in the Republic. He further said that Russia was helping train Belarusian crews to fly aircraft capable of carrying special munitions. Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a press conference after the talks with his Belarusian counterpart Lukashenko on December 19, 2022 that Russia would continue training crews for the Belarusian Air Force aircraft re-equipped for carrying air-launched munitions with special warheads.


This is JSA TV, the newsroom for tech and telecom professionals. I'm Dean Perine and welcome to JSA TV. We are coming at you live from the telecom exchange in New York City, the Big Apple, for a great event right downtown in New York. And I am here with my friend Mr. Lenny Chessel. Lenny is the chief evangelist of host.net. Lenny, thanks as always for being with us on JSA TV. Dean, it's a pleasure. In fact, you know, so we started in Washington, then we went to Chicago, New York, so I'm guessing LA is going to be maybe our next stop. It better be. It's the Dean and host.net world tour. Dean and Jerry as they like to call us. Dean and Jerry, yes, very good. So I've got a script here, but we don't use scripts when I talk to you. We like to talk about what is really going on with us. And the last time we spoke, we talked about host.net 2.0. You had a lot of initiatives in the hopper, lots of things going on. But you've implemented a lot of those things. Why don't you tell our viewers a little bit about that? Sure. So we have transitioned to host.net 2.0. And we're very excited about the new website. So visit www.host.net and take a look and see what the wonderful team at JSA has done for us in terms of our new branding, a little new twist, a little shift in the logo as well. So it says host.net technology humanized. So what does that really mean, right? How do you humanize technology? It's very simple. We put people back into the process. You can't buy from me with a credit card. You can't just call up and say we need this because we don't let our clients do that. 2.0 is all about really applying technology to our clients, challenges to their problems, to their pain points, and finding out how we leverage the technology to really make their lives better, to help them be more efficient, to have maybe less, I don't want to say less, I'll say less employees, maybe let us take some of their troubles away and do that work for them. Lenny, okay, so you said the word humanized, human. That's one of the things that I find most attractive actually about you and about your company, host.net, is that there's a human element to the company. Why don't you tell our viewers a little bit about that, about kind of your position there? So the core values of host.net are very simple. Integrity, teamwork, and trust. The integrity is do the right thing. Teamwork, we don't just work together as a team internally and you know as our partner, you're not my marketing company, you're my partner, everything's about teamwork. It's all about collaboration. And from a standpoint of trust, it's really the client's data, their critical infrastructure, they need to trust us. If you're going to move the most important application in your business to my place, out of Davidson, my cloud, out of Davidson, my Kolo, you have better trust me to do that and know that I'm going to do the right thing. So those three core values are really what the company's about and then you wrap around that, the strength of the technology and then put people in that and it's pretty awesome. Okay, people, you just hired a new people, didn't you? We hired a new people, we're very excited. Gentlemen by the name of Nick Russo joined us from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. What Nick brings to the table is kind of, I like to use the Darwin term of australopithecus. There was a missing link, right? So australopithecus was that between man and ape and well he's all man. That's your new guy. He's all man, he's all man, he's 98. But the link that he really filled in is we had this great technology, we had the great people, but there was a piece that we weren't doing and that was managing, that was managing solutions, that was taking the core elements, if you will, the Kolo, the cloud, the connectivity and if you put those out there in a two-dimensional sense, that's great if they're great. But what are clients been telling us over and over again? Can you do more? Like if you took those elements together and I told you what my problem was, can you come up with a solution? So last week had a client on a call with us and he said, you know, what I really need you to do is this and we said, that's great, we could do that because the other two guys are doing that. But what if we did this? And so the reaction from the client was, oh my god, that's way better what everybody else said. In fact, you won the deal. So it's not about what we want to sell, it's not about what we sell, it's about what our clients need. And Nick's that guy that can really just create these awesome solutions. So it's a huge differentiator for us and we're really excited about having them on board. Outstanding, I'm really excited to have spoken to you again. Lenny, can't thank you enough for joining us today. My pleasure, Dean, as always, I look forward to our next thing here, whatever this thing we do. Telecom exchange in Los Angeles in November. November, yeah. We'll do something before then, right? I'm sure that we will. I'm sure that we will. So thanks again, Lenny. My pleasure. And thank you viewers for watching JSATB. We'll see you soon.


Ond ydych chi fod y fawr yn ychelwch a ch ti halla mas hwn yn'r clwr? Yn roedd y cwm-rhyw un o'r gweithio gyda'r cyfrifiad Aberthach o'r ddau, a'i hynny'r gweithio'r cyfrifiad Merthyr ac yn ystod o'r mult yw LED o'r cyfrifiad. Yn credu'r gweithio yma'r ddurs diddorol a'r hyffordd yng Nōn yn awd, maen nhw'n argymell napeth gael eu cyfrifiad Cymrae i'r hyn newydd, mae gan hynny'n adeilad ymyl yma'n gwciffol o'r cyfrifiad. gyda'r idea o'r ysgolion sydd ymddi'r cwpio'r cyffredin hwn. Mae ddangos, mae'n meddwl i'r gweithio arno, a roedd y gweithio'r gweithio'r gweithio i'r lliwysau ac mae'r ffordd i'r wladau bobwyr. Yn cael ei ddweud hynny i ddodd yn fwrdd. First of all, mae'r ffordd i'r gweithio'r gweithio. Mae'n gwneud o'r ddodd yn fwyaf, rydyn ni'n mynd i'r ffordd i'r ddodd. i'w ddweud o ddweud.  Rydw i'n dduodd. Felly, rydw i'n ddweud yma. So dyna'r ddweud yma, mae dyna'r ddweud yma, mae rydw i'n ei ddweud, rydw i'n rydw i'n mynd i'n ddweud. Felly mae'n gweithio'n gweithio. First thing I need to do is have it blocked in some kind of way. So I can do this as the round function and you can see if I round it to zero decimal places it gives me a whole number but actually I want it more rounded than that so I'm going to divide that by 10 first. So there are various ways of doing that but it gets you to here. You could use m round for instance to round it to a multiple that might help. Now once I've got some blocked data like this I'm going to insert myself a bar chart specifically kind of a stacked one and if we have a look at what's happening here when I refresh the data it's all locked off to one unit at a time so that's pretty good so far. Now what else? I want to add these top halves. They're about half high and some of them glow and some don't so I want a standard top and I want a glowing top and these are all going to be 0.5 each so 0.5 everywhere there. Now if I select my chart and drag this across there we go I've added my the top halves. I'm just going to say select data I've done it in such a way that it's now automatically labelled these sequences so that's very useful. Now the final one that I want is background because this is not just a background this is actually another chart object in the back so this is all going to be 8 high and one thing to notice you could dynamically set that you could change it to a particular value kind of doesn't matter so I'm going to add that as well and you can see it's stacked on the top which is not where we want it so I'm just going to come up to chart design change chart type and come down to combo it's really powerful for doing really weird things in this software keep it as cluster column, stack column sorry not clustered and I'm going to stick everything else on the secondary axis apart from the background and the reason you do that is if you do it the other way around the background with one would render above so you don't really want you don't really want that there you want it to be rendered like that so now we have our background at the top now one thing you probably notice is a what's that yellow bit doing there is this sort of bit off scale so what I'm going to do is override the the axes to make sure that the maximum is always 8 so this is where maybe some of the dynamics becomes a little bit more tricky I'm just going to make sure that this is always 8 changes to a different number and then reset it back to 8 it tends to do there so that's overridden it's now no longer automatic and you can kind of see what's going to happen here every time we refresh the data it's kind of locked to one thing but we've got these two tops still appearing so let's add in some dynamics to change that so I'm going to get rid of this for now I know that it's there I want to replace it with an if statement I only want this to appear if a particular condition is met so the logical test I'm going to use rank and specifically rank eq and the number I want is this column b2 with the hash to select all of it the reference is going to be that array so this is going to be taken as kind of a fixed array that's going to be then spilled down and if that is equal to one if it's the top to rank one I want it to read as 0.5 else blank and there you go we can see these are seven those are clear the highest number here we've got 0.5 here I'm going to copy that entire formula pasted in here and just simply swap the true and false statements around so a value if that is true is now blank else 0.5 and that will spill down once I've deleted those so you can now see the highest one has this grief box here the rest orange great so we are now at the point where this is sliding up and down and the highest one is being conditionally formatted for us the rest is just formatting so we'll do kind of the formatting now so first thing I'm going to do is just get rid of the grid lines it tends to help I can do something with the axes later but I'm not going to cover that that's just personal choice first thing format with the entire chart selected I'm going to change that background to black this is what I had it on originally I'm also going to select my background right click and format the data series and the first thing you see under the settings is gap width change that to 0% so that means the gap between it is now zero if I select my blue thing here I can change the same thing so now what we can see is we've basically got um that up and down motion but it's all blocked off so we're going to make these shaped right for here insert illustrations I'm going to pick my rounded rectangle I'm going to make this quite large and then I'm going to round it off to a particular size actually I'm going to make about two centimeters so under shape format override the size to be exactly two so I kind of know that it's standard now my shape fill for this is going to be quite a dark blue and the outline is going to be black uh it doesn't matter if the outline is thick or thin that's kind of personal taste select it control c to copy and then select this background paste it back in now you see it's kind of stretched it and if you were to zoom in and have a look at this it looks a bit pixelated and that is because this is always pasted in as an image that's kind of an important thing to kind of bear in mind it kind of fixes it as an image and pastes it in it's no longer an object that you can edit so would that in mind if you do something like this keep your original to kind of make some edits to afterwards so i'm going to keep that for now okay so fix this right on the background right click format the data series and under the fill options I've got picture texture fill selected because that's what this is and we have options down here to stretch your stack or stack and scale and I'm going to select stack and scale I'm going to scale it with one unit per picture so that's what that option is down there close that now you can see it's kind of square maybe you have to do a little bit of adjusting to make it look square but you kind of have to eyeball that but pretty good for now so my next bit I'm going to copy this again and make another copy so this I'm going to then change to maybe 1.9 1.9 so it's slightly smaller so I'll layer that actually make it even smaller than that I'll go for 1.7 make it quite quite small and here I'm going to get rid of the outline no outline fill slightly brighter blue yeah it doesn't really matter this is all this personality is find the color scheme and stick with it and then select both of them align center align middle right click and group so now this is going to be the tile that goes here and one thing we can also do is if we select the one on the back so once it's grouped you can still select the sub objects just click in there I'm going to get rid of the outline and actually get rid of the fill as well so no outline to that either so now we've got a slightly smaller one that will fit over the top now of a control C that and control V to paste it onto there ah I've now pasted it in you can see there's this transparent bit so this is still scaled to the same size as this other block but the part of the background is transparent so it means if I want to change this to say green if I control C control V that into there keeps the same settings with the scaling but it's changed the color and I don't need to change the background of the the lit up one anymore so as before right click format series and then stack and scale one unit per picture so now we've got these lights kind of flicking on and off depending on how far up it's going so next bit I'm going to create a new version yet again exactly the same size as before and change this to lighter so shape fill I'll make that the the lighter blue and I'm going to also change the height this is why it was useful to manually set this to a random brolia to one there you go it's now half the height you could paste it in and scale it down but that'll change those rounded corners slightly so just going to zoom in to make sure this is really visible um you notice when this is scaled down by half the rounded corners of half so I'm going to take the yellow tag and drag it just a little bit to the right now the rounded corners kind of match it would be nice if this was proper vector graphic software and maybe you could use use a proper image editor like inkscape or something to create these things you can just paste them in afterwards but you know this is what we've got to deal with now so I'm going to control see that paste it in here and you can see it now kind of matches and finally I'm going to change this to the the lightest possible setting control c control v so the top ones are now quite bright select that format and add a bit of a glow as well well we can make that better later by editing it but now that's the basics of it we've got some conditionally formatted bits highlighting at the top and we've also got some other lights coming on and off so hopefully that gives you some idea of how to do some more kind of dynamic interesting infographics one last thing before we go how do you add the data labels to it because that was on here there's data labels at the top if you add data labels directly to this you do not get a lot of control about where they appear you can kind of push them up and down and so on but not a lot of control all right so I want it to appear above so I'm going to hack that in kind of manually by this I'm going to put in label make it 0.5 high drag that all the way down and then I'm going to put this here so I'm going to add this extra bit and format that shape fill none so that it's completely blank now add a data label to just that series and have I changed my text fill to white you can kind of see it now that all just says 0.5 because they're 0.5 high so if I right click and format the data label I'm just going to select value from cells I'm going to put my original data in get rid of the value there and the shore leader lines now I've just got the original number but it's carrying all the decimal places so I'm just going to drag that down a little bit and the number of decimal places here will pipe across to here finally maybe set it to a neat font is maybe the the OCR1 or Daytona is quite good for that kind of thing let's drop it down maybe add a bit of a text glow to that yeah that's that's lovely and cheesy putting that on no and there we're done we start refreshing that we get that dynamic effect the numbers pipe across and everything we could easily stick a different thing on there using the same trick here if we put what is the rank equal to maybe we can conditionally format that by changing number but that's it


Hi, my name is Isabelle. I'm just starting my second year at Fondueville in the Chocolate Neurology Group. And my research relates to T-cell responses to cells going to innovative classes for their measurement. So we're interested in T-cell responses to cells going to be induced either by the vaccine or by the virus itself, because T-cells play a really important role in control of viral infection. TDA T-cells have role in direct killing of infected cells and CD4 T-cells provide help to other immune cells. So for example, we've had many antibodies without your CD4 T-cells telling your B-cells what to do. So for the first part of my data, I've been investigating correlates of protection against COVID-19 breakthrough infection. That is infection with SARS-CoV-2 after having received two doses for SARS-CoV-2 vaccines. So for this, I've been using samples from Pitch, which is a national cohort study of healthcare workers. Many of them were enrolled before their first vaccine dose and have been followed up to after their third vaccine dose. And a number of them have experienced breakthrough infection between their second and third doses, of which Delta was the dominant SARS-CoV-2 variant in the UK. So I've been using samples from the dose two plus one month time point, which roughly corresponds with the peak immune response after second vaccination to identify the breakthrough cases and match controls. And then in these two groups to compare their antibody responses, their memory B-cell responses and their T-cell responses to attempt to identify cross-protection against infection. We've particularly interested in T-cell responses in this context, because T-cell responses are often not studied at scale. For example, they weren't investigated in many of the phase three trials for COVID-19 vaccines. And part of the reason for this is because current T-cell assay is a complex time consuming and resource intensive. So for example, which is gold standard in our lab involves isolation and PBMCs, which is technically challenging, the private preservation of cells before simulation, which can introduce some variability, and specialist equipment pertaining to read-out. So for the second part of my detail, I'll be building on previous work in the lab to develop scalable T-cell assays that are quantitative and also practical for using the collaborating sites such as Thailand. I do need to be able to use whole blood and standard laboratory equipment for using a read-out.