Well, we grew up on a farm, number one. In the summertime, we'd walk to school, about two miles, and in the wintertime was a different story. We were driven by my father with sleigh blocks and a couple of horses leaning, and my father would be all frosted over with his breathing. So when he'd get us to school and we were safe, then he'd go back home and be there again in the afternoon to pick us up when school was finished. My mother was a city girl, so it was very difficult for her, too, and so she had mattresses made for the sleigh blocks, and we were all dress winter-like with quilts all around us so we didn't get cold. Not like that today. It was a grade school, from grades one to eight, and then they built another room on for high school where it went from eight to twelve. Would it have been two teachers between the two rooms? Yes. Otherwise, one teacher taught eight grades. Oh, yes. I got the news to you. I'd send in an article every week, things that were going on in the community, and that wasn't when I was in the lower grades. Well, I knew a lot of people. So stories got around and mainly through the telephone. Would it be fair to say it was sort of a gossip column? I would say that now, yes. The local paper was called the Tisdale Recorder, it's still going, it was just volunteer. Well, he was a volunteer too, and he named the district and was well-known throughout. He was one of the, I guess they called him a trustee or something like that. He came to Canada as a late teenager, and then when Canada went to war he joined the Canadian Army and went overseas, and where he was wounded almost immediately as so many were. He was very fortunate, so many were killed, but he was badly wounded and was sent to a hospital in Scotland where he recovered. He didn't really talk about the war, but he had holes, like in those days there was no bathtubs, sponge baths. His back was full of holes, and as children we used to put our fingers in these holes, and he would just laugh, but never tell us what it was all about. The whole back was covered, he fought Vimy, he never talked about that. My mother being from England and a city girl, she kept us away from the barns, and she was afraid we'd get hurt. The boys were allowed out there, but when the machinery came in later, I really enjoyed that, get on a tractor and back and forth with the cultivator and the plows and everything. They didn't have freezers in those days, but no wintertime they put the vegetables and fruits in the basement where they were frozen all winter. There were times when they didn't have enough water, which came from the rain. He came from a large German family, I think there were about fourteen in the family, and they were all hardworking Germans, and he worked on the farm for my dad and also his father, and a very good looking fellow, blond, really green eyes, and he was called up to go overseas, and he went through the France, Belgium, Germany, Holland, went through the whole bit. They were still fighting in Holland when the war was over and they didn't know it. He was six years older than me, he never thought much about it. Were your grandparents, your parents talking about it? Well they were, but we didn't know anything about war. Canada, especially in the prairies, was nothing but land. You didn't see much, and we only had radio in those days, no television. Radio was quite interesting. There would be people on there that liked to talk. A lot of entertainment, music, especially western, and there was country dances that we all loved to go to, and my husband was really a good dancer. Their parents taught them to dance. Dad's Russian-German family, they were all good dancers and they did that Russian dance, they were quite musical as well, so they played the accordion. So they really liked to have a good time, and they was at the school, wasn't it? Yes, that's where they had all the dances was in the schoolhouse. If you were phoning someone in another province, you'd try not to talk too long because you were sent a bill, but that's the only way they could communicate, apart from writing letters and everyone wrote letters. I don't know if you've seen the old phones, they were made of wood, with a dialing system, and you ring like if you were phoning someone, two, twenty-three or something, well you'd two rings and then three, separate the calls. Well if the line was busy, you had to wait till that line cleared. You'd hear them talking. Well mainly going to the top of the hay was piled in there and then sliding down, just childish things. There was no skiing or anything in our family. The way we were all dressed in that picture, it was either made by me or I'd go to sales. My mother was trained in England as a milliner. So she knew not to sell? Yes, they made hats. We left the farm, of course, the war was well over, and my husband never got a pension or anything, nor did my father. He had a sister living in Vancouver, North Vancouver, and husband and a sister had phoned and said, John if you can be out here by Friday weekend, I've got a job for you. So we just packed up all the children and left the farm. Never went back. And he was working for the district of North Vancouver, Building Roads. That was in Canyon Heights, right near the Cleveland Dam. And we had a few hundred dollars which we bought property on Canyon Boulevard, I think it was. Well, we had to have a little bunny to go with, so we sold a cow. And used the money for down payment for the house on Canyon Boulevard. From there we were here. They needed help, and his brother-in-law worked for the municipality as well. So he had access to what was needed. And there were many people waiting for that job. Jobs were scarce. I heard about it in the newspapers. They were looking for help. And so I spoke to my father about it. And he said, where you go? So I got on a train and went to Ontario. And I met a family there that I stayed with wherever I went. Isabel and Joe. Morrison. They had one son. And through her, I worked in the shell-filling plant at Ajax to begin with. And she moved to where they were making bombs and had me go along. And so to make the shells, you sat behind glass. And it was a long room. And there was young people working all the way from young girls, mainly. And me sitting on this stool and with you pressing the shells, they gunpowder into the shell. And occasionally they would blow up when you were doing it. The plate glass protected you. We didn't make a lot of money, but we made money. It was sort of a monotonous day, doing the same thing over and over and over. Yeah, they were fairly heavy. We just put the shell in there. But then it went into a larger, about that high. And the strange thing, these shells that I was making, my husband was firing on the battlefield.  Did you know what John was doing at that time? Well, certainly yes and no. We wrote letters. And the off-time went shopping. By close. You made friends with everyone, but it didn't last because you were moving around so much. There were mainly people about my age. All the older people were at war. I think I left home when I was about 16 or 17, dropped out. Probably about six to nine months. As soon as I was 18 I joined the army in Toronto. I think it probably had a lot to do with my father and to get off the farm. Just wanted to do something. When you're a teenager you don't really think that much about helping others. You're trying to help yourself. Agree? Well, the uniform. That was the first thing. Being fitted into a uniform. And then you were in. That was important. What about the training? I started out taking office work doing that. And it was so boring. So I got into driving. I forget how long that course was. It was quite a while. He taught us how to drive just about everything. And sent out to a place that needed a driver. You were taught everything about driving a car from the tires and putting fuel in and so on. But never really had to do that. Because those vehicles were in good shape. Part of your training was the marching? Oh, yes. Can you talk about that? Well, it was fun to march. It came in very useful to me. A few years ago I joined the Lower Mainland Color Party. I was marching in all the parades. Well, my training in the Army served me well during my life. You never got up without making your bed. Never left it unmade. And consequently, some of the children picked that up, too. And you never left a mess. No, I loved it. Well, I'd love to get in those vehicles and drove a lot of jeeps and later on cars. And I'd meet the... I'd send to Halifax after my training. I would meet the ships coming in. That sort of thing, it was quite interesting. And then bringing the boys back for more from England. Quite interesting. I taught all my children to drive except the last one and my nerves had shot by them. They'd get so close to hitting another vehicle and I'd just given it up. The Army vehicles were not that great, especially during the war. Pretty heavy junky. The jeeps were probably the favorite. And they were all open. We'd be driving along. Well, if I was picking... I'd mainly be picking up officers. That's why I'd take them to a facility that was for the armed forces. They were just normal people. They just talked about where they were going. They were really only interested in themselves. Were they happy to be home? Well, the ones that I met in Halifax were... They all were. They're all dead now. I had a friend from... Well, I think she ended up living out near... Her name was Torchy. We called her Torchy. She was tall and red-headed. She's the one that sent me to Halifax and she was playing illegally. She drew the ticket for Vancouver and I caught Halifax. I forget how she did that, but that's why I went to Halifax. During my time in the services, I had a couple of friends, Torchy and her husband, and they were both in the services. We stayed friends for many years. Another friend that I stayed with while I was working in the war plants in Ontario. Unfortunately, neither are here any longer. I managed to get transferred to Vancouver since my mother was not well and I wanted to be there to help her. She was in Saskatchewan, but it was closer than Halifax. Doesn't really make sense. I applied for it and fortunately, I was granted. I was given a test time. Completed that. I think it was just the story I told that I'd grown up on a farm, round machinery, had driven tractors and so on. That helped. Very happy. I'd get to go home on holidays and have ridden that train right across Canada a few times. I'd been writing to my husband, who was my boyfriend at that time, on a regular basis. I didn't always get the letters there because of the way it was during the war. That was the plan. We were married. In those days, you didn't live together like they do today. We were married within months after he got back. My first child was born not too long after we were married. I think it grew with the letters. Well, the wedding was fairly normal. Our family had always gone to church. So it was a church wedding and families were all invited but didn't all come. Do you remember? No, you were not born. There was complications because neither mom's parents or dad's parents went to the wedding because dad was from a Catholic family and mom was from an Anglican family. So, Sparrows and Blue Jays don't mix. You refused to sign the paper saying that you were going to raise your children Catholic so dad had to walk you around the church. To talk me into it. That was the request of the Catholic Church that I become a Catholic and I refused. So the priest talked to John and said, you talk her into it and it'll be okay. So I did sign it but I never became a Catholic. For John and I, we were just quite happy just to be married and family thought that we should be either a Catholic or a Protestant and we were married through the Catholic Church but to this day we're Protestant. Well, John was so happy to have me that he would have done he left the church for me. I think as a father he was overly strict with the children and I think that had a lot to do with the war but his parents were very strict also but he was a much better grandfather. Loved his grandchildren. Why don't you talk about the PTSD part of it because he definitely suffered from that after the war. Do you want to talk about that? The sleepless nights, the screaming in the night that kind of thing. Don't really recall all that right now. You've told me that over the years and we know that it's simple things like he was buried alive during the war the bomb exploded near him and then his friends dug him out so he never wanted to put a shirt they had to pull over his head he always had to have a button up and that kind of lasting thing stayed with him. Yeah, I'd forgotten all about that.  I mean he really was in the thick of it and saw the horrendous side of the war. I may mention this, he told the story he was going to a hearing so I just went to support him and then it was about him getting hearing aids I thought he was getting a hearing test it was a hearing with a panel of people and he said well he told the story well I went out, I was working this gun this Beaufort gun and the radio was located near the gun because they had to try and communicate where to turn it to what they were going to fire on and then he says well my shift in the morning I went out and the two men working on the gun were dead I had to just pull them off and get on and do my job so once dad told that story at the hearing they said okay thank you Mr. Schoff we've heard enough and then he goes hearing aids this is for veterans of favors because that gun causes, I think it was his right side he was pretty much dead right from the war on is there some memory you want to talk about dad? like what? but do you want to talk about his PTSD about how he behaved after the war? well I guess that had to do with his being overstricted with the children he's quite violent he never ever, he came close to it but he never ever hit me very close volunteering at the silk purse because you knew that I've been there longer than anyone I'm interested in art and people, I like people well I think you to volunteer and get outside yourself and you can give more that way in every field they need volunteers do as you're told get with it I make friends very easily I like people mom makes, mom talks to everyone so she's open to meeting people and she's also a good listener so she'll ask a question that's how she approaches people and then they get to talk about themselves and that's what people want so mom is expert at that and that's why she makes friends did you know that? no there's good in everyone I have a large family and they don't all get along for various reasons but coming from parents like they did I guess it's no wonder we talked about this a bit earlier because my oldest sister was probably the most affected by this post war with dad having PTSD and then mom coping with it a young family so she's kind of being angry her whole life and it's like why is she so angry we don't know but I believe it's this aftermath of the war that really affected her well she's very clever she can do anything started her own business and there's nothing to stop her and then anything she desires like she was Miss Vancouver for a while good looking girl but somehow or other she wants to take over and be the boss you want to talk about you think that she was affected by by her dad of course talk about that well he was so overly strict with the children and her being the number one and she refuses to accept that he had anything to do with her and she's got she has three children and they're all affected by it too I guess still being alive and well I'm very fortunate to still be alive my mother died at 76 and my father 72 and her brother died aged 40 hard trouble no matter where I go when they hear I've had eight children it's big news everyone knows well I my family belonged to Legion a long time my father would go every year to the remembered stay and that was his extent I think Legion are doing the best they can well it was kind of a fun night out and branch 44 is the one that I originally joined and they make a nice evening of having quite often they'll have music they play bingo and make everyone welcome whereas oh yes they always have something to eat Candice is in charge of TB deaths some of the ruling and way back when men could join that women couldn't and it's fortunately that's changed well when they parade they have someone in authority that's taking this like I stood there and it's always been done by men so I was like the first woman to have done it in West Van it's an honor well I think that they should think about those that have gone on ahead and not made it just want things to be better and help where they can those people who gave their lives for our country like in thousands upon thousands have I don't think much of the police now who just go around shooting people don't behave I'm watching too much television if you got any suggestions I was hoping to cheat off of your answer well for me life has been very good I'm very happy with my family and I just want the best for them if help is needed get in there and do it


Hello, and welcome to this video on USB Type-C. Originally designed in 1995 as a communication interface for transferring data between PCs and peripheral devices, USB has slowly become a reference in charging smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices since the introduction of the USB battery charging specification in 2007. Today, USB is going to migrate to a higher level of performance, enhancing by far the existing data transfer and charging capabilities of current cables and even enabling new communication protocols. This presentation will explore the new features and characteristics of the USB Type-C reversible plug connector and show how it will improve our daily lives. As a promoter of USB 2 and USB 3, ST has been developing USB-certified products for several years. Today, ST is a member of the board of directors of USB IF and is actively contributing to the definition of next generation USB interfaces. The USB Type-C connector is a new physical connector but offers a lot more features and functions than simply replacing USB cables. First, it is a reversible connector. Both ends of the cable are identical. You don't have to worry about plugging it in upside down. It can be plugged in either way. Designed to allow a thinner opening, it is also 10 times more robust mechanically than the existing micro-B plug. For instance, if used twice a day every day, it would last for almost 14 years. The new Type-C connector is also the first one to fully support the USB power delivery specification, which offers increased and scalable power up to 100 watts in a bi-directional way, which means that any USB device connected via a Type-C connector can act as either the power source or the charging device or both. While backward compatible with the USB 2.0 communication protocol, the new Type-C connector supports the latest generation of USB 3.0 and 3.1, which supports a theoretical data rate of 10 gigabits per second. The new design also contains extra pins with the future goal of supporting even higher transfer speeds or additional functions. With the addition of the alternate mode feature, the Type-C connector can be repurposed to support data and video standards other than USB. This should enable playing full 4K Ultra HD videos through Type-C cables. Let's look now at the markets addressed by the USB Type-C connector. With the default power capability upgraded from 7.5 to 15 watts, the new USB Type-C connector will naturally replace and render obsolete existing micro-B connectors. Smartphones, tablets, and cameras will be among the first devices to adopt the Type-C connectors, and over time all portable mobile applications such as navigation devices, 5V chargers, camcorders, docking stations, etc. will migrate to the new standard. More recent applications such as 5V power banks, smartwatches, wearables, and IoT devices will also naturally adopt the new standard thanks to its thinner shape. However, thanks to optional but new capabilities allowing USB cables to carry as much as 100 watts of power, USB can now be introduced and generalized into many high power applications such as set-top boxes, TVs, charging or docking stations, power hubs, etc. in replacement of existing power connections. 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An HDMI or video cable is needed to connect the PC to the display, a high-speed USB 3 cable to transfer data to an external storage device, and a micro-USB cable to charge a smartphone or tablet, and which is also sometimes used to transfer pictures or audio files. The overall system uses six cables of four different types. USB Type-C is the first standard, allowing you to replace all these cables. What is going to change? As the Type-C cable can both transfer data and supply power, a single cable can now be used both to share a video and supply the laptop from a display, removing the need for a dedicated AC power adapter. A similar scenario applies for external storage devices that can now be supplied with the same USB Type-C cable. Traditional micro-B cables are upgraded to a 15-watt maximum power and USB 3.1 capabilities. The new configuration enables the removal of two power connections. 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Now do you guys want to play Destiny 2 early? Well here's your chance. If you want to win one of my weekly beta code giveaways for Destiny 2, simply drop a like on this video and leave a comment. Winners will be picked and announced on a Sunday. So the more you comment and like my videos, the more of a chance you've got of winning one of these beta codes. Good luck. What is going on guys? Today I bring you another Destiny video and today I'm going to attempt to solo this week.  Now we're quickly going through the modifiers. We've got Thresh Troops. We've got Chaff. We've got Small Arms. We've got Berserk. And we've got Epic. So obviously, primary weapon damage is favored. So that's what we're going to look for. Now we'll get into this before I go show you guys my setup obviously. But guys if you want to be able to have a chance of winning my weekly Destiny 2 beta code giveaway, you know the score. You've got to do simply drop a comment down below in the comment section and leave a like on the video. It's really as simple as that.  So I've got a second chance at life. You know, Warlock, scummy bastard's got two chances at life. So I'm using my Sunsinger so I can self-res, when I die, because I will die. We've got the Wounded, which is a scout rifle I not long actually obtained. We've got Snapshot, Triple Tap and Firefly. I could probably do with a Solar Sniper rifle here and I've got the Gala horn on as well. But I actually don't think, and this is my Aztec. I'm using my Pewfy Robes and let's quickly pull this up on the screen. I've got a decent High Impact Solar Sniper. I've got my Devil's Dawn. Yeah, we'll bring my Devil's Dawn off to my wall.  I can always equip it. Now I've actually, I haven't done this nightfall this week at all and any of my characters. But I have been told by a couple of friends who have, saying you ain't going to Solar, this is too hard. The Lash Room gets overwhelmed with enemies and it's ridiculous. Now I know there's actually a Cheespa, I wouldn't say Cheespa. It's somewhere you can go and you, you take damage, you can take damage, but it's probably the best place I'm going to Solar route to go in that Lash Room. And now I'm going to try and fly through. What do you reckon? Can I get through this room? I'll probably die trying, but sure, sure. Let's go. Let's go. Okay, that didn't work.     I'm fairly not ready. I'm fairly not ready. Fuck!  I hate keep tapping on it. I apologize guys if you can hear me tap my controller as well. My controller seems really loud. I don't know why that is. But yeah. Oh, this was, I got Solar Shields. I knew it. I knew that was going to happen.  I'm going to have to get really good though. Oh, there's heavy there. There's a lot of heavy there.  There we go. Bitch. I mean, what's hitting me here? I'm dead. I'm dead. You died? Did she die? No, she got a shield left as well. Oh, she is powerful. Man, you see I'm struggling.  Give me that heavy. And I've actually got my armor set up to give me extra heavy. In, um, she did. No, she ain't. No, she ain't. No, she did. So that should give me extra heavy. Oh, sure. You guys, I'm going to explain. I'm going to show you.  Let me put on my devil's door on here. So I've got increased rocket launch ammunition you can carry there. And I've got increased ammunition for heavy weapons here. And it's the only, you usually set up with the sleeper and you can get 12 bullets. I know this is a glitch. You can get 15 shots.  Just crazy. But yeah, that's the only reason I'm using this set up is because there's more rockets for me, galley, galley horn. That is it.  Okay, let's go. I just can't wait for some more tests in two news. I mean, like I'm happy with the rays coming back. I love water glass. Caution is decent. But the wrap of the machine and the king's full.     I'll say I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. That was close. But yeah, the wrap of the machine and the king's full. I grinded so much because they come in a period of destiny where it was super dry for even what felt like an even longer period and then what we normally used to. So we just grinded them for no kind of reason. All we raised to really play at current light level.  It really did.  So it seems so it's not even much, much has changed there.   We need it now. We do get to the promised or the said gameplay. May was it? I think it was. I think it was May. So until then this is all we got. I can't wait. I just hope it.  Come on.  You're going down, going down. Was that another one I just saw there? Oh, it's a, it's a knight. But yeah, destiny to I can't wait for I don't know any of you.   Let's just hope they don't. Well, you know, do remember guys, if you're a year one player, you must report it. Legendary. You must remember year one destiny and a lack of story, the lack of, well, I think everybody was saying it was like an unfinished game and they released it too early or blah, blah, blah. These blah, blah, blah. All I know is I love it. Don't get twisted. Well, it did lack, it lacked story. It seriously did.  I'm hoping for as well is I know we saw. I'm just quickly drink some of my coffee before it was cold.  I was getting cold now. I know we saw in the relative troops trailer where we specifically like the story trailer. But I'm hoping we ain't just like that.   I'm hoping we get more than just that. I'm hoping we get a lot more. That ain't the opening cinematic.  I mean, it's epic sense. I'd still want so I still need story. My first impressions from that relative troops trailer is that's what we're getting. And then Luke Smith, he won't let us down.  I meant to do it in real life ages ago when I was invited to Seattle by Bungie. They seem like a super cool guy. They sound like a super cool guy.  Really does. It's decent.   You should be easy to get taken down with this fucking, my wounded.   And let me guys know down below in that comment section, what you are most looking forward to being destined to. I'm hoping we get new exotics, new weapon foundries, new, new say, new world vendors.  Where the hell did they come from? I don't remember Augustine Strike. Oh, I might have to here. I might have to use a simp, which I don't really want to do.  Did I miss him?  Yeah, I'm hoping for open world vendors. You know, like save, just explore, find vendors. Say imagine take Venus for instance, within Destiny 1. We could, well, travel about on Venus, find vendors exclusive to Venus. Loot exclusive to Venus.  That's what I want. I mean, like, I know we all want a million things, but I could, I could sit here all day telling you guys the things that I want. Really good.  I don't know if he's, his health was coming off then.  Get rid of this auger first. There we go. Auger's down. Auger's down.       The fuck, come on.   Any heavy here? I don't think there is. Is that it? Me like, what's going on? Oh, I heard enough. Oh, oh, what? There's two augers. Was that the same one? Dude, I'm not kidding. Oh, no, it's a new auger.     I'm going to be mad.  I'm dead.   Where you going?  Shit for a second. I thought he was invincible. Heavy. Now we're done. So we've done that.   I'm just making sure I'm recording. Yes, I am indeed. So let's go. Yeah, but yeah, there's a million things I need in Destiny 2. I can't wait for. But, you know, it's all just speculation. Now that's all it.  I forgot about it. I ain't wasting no gas. Shots down here unless I have to. Really? Yeah, but then there's an auger there.  No doubt about it. Did he die there? Did he die there? I don't even know. I don't even know. Make sure because obviously there's no. There is no radar. That boy. Where do you come from?   No heavy ammo for me.  This part is going to be a nuisance because I'm still going to ships. And oh dear, dear, dear, dear, dear.  Here I may die. I ain't promising nothing people. I ain't promising nothing. And there's always got.  Do you guys like my live game plays? PvE, PvP.  You'd like to see me rage, I'm guessing. And could you always ask for more? If you do want to see more, let me know down below.    Where you going? And where you going?  Where you come from? Jesus. Jesus. Oh my. Oh my.  He just absolutely destroyed me. That was crazy. That was crazy. And it's, it's moments like that. It was on my phone, which I'd probably normally do this time. I'd have been fucked.   But then there's a boomer down there somewhere.  There you are. Boom. That motherfucker.  That doesn't like me at all me. What are you gonna do? What he's gonna do?  And you gone. He's probably best actually.  Where'd you go?  Because I'm coming for you. Woo. My aim's all over the place. My aim's seriously all over the place.  I'm gonna pick it up anyway.  Let's find another way. Oh dear. I don't care.   I need you in those summoning pits. Let's go. Oh I failed good news. The problem is about running this setup with my own warlock. I'm so slow it feels. I know I'm running no agility.  Come on. Bitch.   I've got no heavy ammo right here. At all.  What's it best actually? Jump on the ship.  Yes. That seems like a best idea to me. If we can hit the fuckers. I'll waste it. I'll waste it the sniper shot.   I'll waste another one. I'll waste another one.  What are our spawns? Is there no gatling guns over there? Kind of remember. I'm sure there was but yeah.  But that's all good. There we go. I couldn't have someone mark up me. 17 minutes this has been running for. Damn. Now this is the hardest part. This is the hardest part. Because I have to get to the back of the room without being killed. I have to get to the back of the room without being killed. Now I'm going to do it. I'm going to keep attempting it. And without using my self rest because I need that. I need that self rest. I really do. So if I die I'll respawn outside the room in it. Let's keep going. I need that self rest when I get there. If I get that boss down to a little bit of health. Oh my love look at the minions here. We can fight them from here. We'll fight them from here. What are you going to do? Get some heavy. Okay. Oh we don't like the big fucker though. What are you? The Cursed. I got one heavy. That'll do me. Two is a start. Two is a start. Just reload. Do you remember when you could just glitch from here.   Let's go.  This ain't going well. This ain't going well. I need to get rid of the boomers.   Actually. Can I shoot him from here? Yes I can. Oh there's one. There's one. You're done. You went hard. Now I'm scared actually you know to shoot a galon from this position. Because I have that wall next to me.   You spawn quick. You spawn quick. Oh yeah this is the cheesepot I was on all my life. I can get him from here actually.  This is that cheesepot I'm talking about. I mean it isn't. Well it's probably the best. If you want a solo of this. If you got no friends or you like me.     Look. What? I'm better off here using my fucking. I'm better off using my primer.   Oh there's a boom across there. There's a boom across there and he's booming in my face. I'm going to have to take him out. I'm going to have to take him out. There he is. There he is. It's going to be hard. This is going to be hard to get him. Where are you going? Where are you going bro?     I need to take out that boomer. I see who's going to take out that boomer. Where is he? Where did he go? Where did that boomer go?   Shoot the boss. Shoot the boss. Shoot the boss. What are you going to do? What about sleeper simulant here? How would that go against this big bitch? I don't know. I reckon Gallipon.   Now this is where I panic because if I go and put on a sink. Yeah. That night.  Sit in this quick.  Hey guys. Is this how you go? So how you go?  I mean is it doing? Oh Jesus. Is it doing that much damage to you to be honest? I mean about our skulls. I'm going to save one rocket just in case there's an enemy that spawns somewhere.   Come on floor. I know there's loads of floor. I knew there's going to be loads of floor right now. See they're coming back to the corner. And they actually don't actually come that close to you. Oh there's a shrieker there. Now I can hear a shrieker. Yeah there's a shrieker. Oh dear me. This is our best.    That's a long fall down there too.  I mean like this ain't too hard to be honest. It's too hard at all. And I do want that special ammo. It should be right in front of me there. But I don't think I'm going to run the risk of actually trying to get it. I don't want to run the risk.   It's only four bullets. What are you going to do?  I can't get his stomach from here though. That's the only problem. I can't get his stomach. Oh I can't get his stomach but it takes more aiming that's needed.  All right when I do this because I'm going to do it. I'm determined motherfucker. But I get three coins again.     If you missed that it was Nexus. The screen was black. Couldn't see nothing I shot. My last also rifle shot and I killed him. I died. He died. I got the loot. Well I got there. I got the whiff. And I got three of coins. Oh yeah me and my house alone. Yeah I got three of coins.   Yeah you were nothing.   I was so upset. So upset. Oh this is just easy.  Yeah I've only got two shots. Two shots. About thirty one shots left. I will have to see if I've got mud. I should have actually. I don't have five minutes to go. I'll see what's up. I don't know if I see it was way over five minutes. Oh yeah I got my head. I got my head. Oh there you go. Simple as that. Simple as that.  There we go. And I got a skeleton key as well. For my hard work. Don't know if I had three of coins. I need to be honest. I can't remember. I ain't opening this chest though. Because I've got everything I need from this chest. Well there you go. Simple as that guys. Simple as that. Let's just hope now I get something good.  What I need. But let's just hope I get something good. Giving me three of coins to watch this. Watch this space. I'm going to chip some back on my TV screen. What should give me some leg piece or something. I don't even know what I want to be honest. I don't even know what I want. I mean it's four hundred. It's discipline strength.  But guys what can you do. We all know how night falls are. But if you enjoyed the video and want to see more live gameplays do smash that like button. I do appreciate the support. Subscribe for Dave Destiny if you're new around here. Hit that bell button next to that subscribe button to turn on email notifications if you never want to miss a video. And I will as always guys see you on that next one. Peace out till next time. Peace.


Last wikwe began this journey of looking at the names of God. The names of God and you will wonder and ask, does God have names?  No, nili soma. So I'm putting that S on purpose, the names of God. And the names of God are basically in his character. So whatever character that you encounter of God, that is the name you give God. For instance, when Moses, we looked at this, when Moses was sent to Egypt to deliver the Israelites, he asked, what room should I say sent me? God told me, say I am that I am. So whatever character or dimension of me that these children of Israel have met, that is the name they call me. If I am Heela, I am Rafa, I am Ebeneza, last wikwe look at Samuel and Israel calling God Ebeneza because God had fought for them. God had fought for them in a battle they did not expect. They did not see coming or did not expect winning. But who is God? God nili am say, God nili you know what he fights for us. So God showed up and fought for them and Samuel together with the Israelites, they called God there Ebeneza and that is one name of God. Because in that dimension that they met God, he fought for them so God was there Ebeneza. And today we are looking at Jire. Abraham called God Jire. And you would wonder why would Abraham called God Jire because Jire means God provides himself. God provides himself. So you would wonder was Abraham in luck that he called God a provider. Abraham was never in luck. You need to study the character of Abraham. This guy was rich. He was wealthy. All kind of manner of wealth this guy had. This guy was wealthy. You need to read the story of Abraham from Genesis chapter 11. So Kifika chapter 12, 22 actually when he says Jehovah Jire. Now you understand why Abraham called God Jehovah Jire. But this guy will assure you this guy was never in luck. This guy was wealthy. He had Siva. He had a lot of wealth. He had gold. If you read especially chapter 13, he says Abraham was very rich in livestock in Siva, in gold. Very wealthy. Alkwa me make it. Alkwa me omoka. On top of that, he had a very beautiful wife. Baibo ena se maivo. Si mimi. So ma baibo by the way. Uta pata baibo ena itasara. Very beautiful wife. At 65, she almost ended up being married again by Pharaoh. As if that was not enough. At 85, Abimelek also wanted to marry her. At 85. Imagine a woman at 85 anata kulewa. At 65 anata kulewa tena. So Abraham had a beautiful wife. A very beautiful wife. That is the words of the Bible. So he had gold, silver, livestock, land, everything, tents and a very beautiful wife. On top of that, Abraham had men. Men that he was taking care of. When I wengi mbogi kubwa. Was it na kwa nga nga mboge watua tanona tunakike lele. Abraham had a lot. This is one time, I will say, when lot was captured was captured by some people. There was a battle somewhere and then lot was captured together with his family. Remember lot is nephew to Abraham. So lot was captured and Abraham took his men. The Bible say he took his men. 318. Was it 318? Amma 328 men. Mighty men of wo. His men, mighty men of wo. Kuma nisha kuna wale wa kuenda vita because they are not mighty as these other 300 and above. Kuma nisha they are still men and women and children. How many people was Abraham taking care of? Umi se li kwa bazu. Alingiaivi Egypt Feroa na kujakum gotea. Na kujakum welcome, welcome sir. Welcome. Feel at home. This wife of you is very beautiful. Umi se li kwa me make it. So why did he call Godjire? So this guy, he had everything except one. He did not have a hair. He did not have a child. He did not have a child at all. Baren, sarabaren, kaput 85, 95, awanam totobado. So God visits them. One year later they conceive they have a child. It's called Isaac. 13, I don't know 13, 17 years later God shows up. Like you need to sacrifice this child. Then God is very specific. You need to sacrifice your one and only son. Because God did not recognize Ishmael. He only recognized Isaac. Because Isaac was the blessings of God. It was according to the will of God. Ishmael is the permissive will. Ile nye umtuki takanga kituna force mungu paka munguare se maia chukua. The permissive will. You force things, you pray and you force things. We just go ahead and manipulate things. We say, ah God ame chelewa. Let me just do it my way. So that is the permissive will. Now with Abraham and Sarah Ishmael was the permissive will. But God only recognized one person. One child and that is Isaac. So God shows up. I need you to sacrifice this one and only son of yours. 20, I will show you where. So they are there. Abraham has taken two servants. Isaac, Kuni, Donky, 20. They leave the two men behind. He takes Isaac and the wood puts on Isaac's shoulder 20. On the way, Isaac gets curious. Where is the lamp that we are going to sacrifice? And one thing you can learn from that. You can pick from that question that is Abraham worship God with a lot of sacrificing of animal. He worship God a lot. If you read from chapter 11 you can see Abraham built three altars for God. Three altars where he built an altar offered a sacrifice to worship God. Abraham was a worshipper.  Are you worshipping with whatever God has given you? Your time. You can give God your time. You can give God your money. You can give God whatever he has blessed you with and worship God with that. Abraham was a worshipper. Mapema your best a najuwa ikitu. Abram knows this thing. Mapema, the Bible tells us that Abraham arose very early. God tells Abraham you need to let the month of experience go. Mapema a nma chili a neinda. We need to go and sacrifice Abram a nama. These Abraham was very obedient. Mapema your best was his term. So this day you can say he had faith. He is a worshipper, he is obedient and he had faith in God because he had waited 99 years to have a child. So when God tells him 20 days, let us go sacrifice and Isaac still ask him where is the sacrifice. When he answered, God will provide. Of course he knew that God was going to provide. That is in 22 18 that say in 8, my son God will provide for himself the lamp for a burnt offering. When he was just about to kill Isaac, God showed up and told him Abram do not sacrifice that child. Abram do not do it and verse 14 and it says as we wind up. And Abram called the name of that place Jire when he said that do not kill that lad, that child, that kid. Abram looked aside and saw a lamp and instead of sacrificing Isaac, he sacrificed that lamp, a young lamp. And because of that action, God was testing Abram. It was not a matter of what you had. If Abram wanted to sacrifice a thousand gods, a thousand white ships, a thousand white culture. He was able to do that but God was just testing his faith. And that's why he called God Jire. We read in verse 14 and said Abram called the name of that place Jehovah Jire as it is said to this day in the mount of the Lord. It shall be seen God provided not what he wanted but what he needed. God will always provide for you what you need not what you want. You could be praying for rent but God is saying I need to give you a job. Because if you give me a job, I will give you rent and food. It will cater for all the bills. God will always go beyond what you are asking for. Not what you want but what you need. So when he provides for himself, not for you. Hallelujah. Praise Jesus.