So guys I am back with another Need for Speed unbanned video and what you are seeing here guys is my own personal M3 GTR E46 BMW 4D campaign mould in Need for Speed unbanned and well guys to get this thing it's actually very very easy indeed you simply make it and you can get it to be absolutely perfect as you can see I have done right now and today I will explain all. How's it going guys my name is DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe ok so the also legendary most wanted BMW GTR M3 E46 yes we all know this is available if you play online multiplayer it's also within the campaign mould via a I believe it's a high heat delivery for years I haven't got to that stage yet I've seen a video on it though we get to actually well drop the car off or I don't know I don't know just escort somebody around but guys you can actually get this in the game for yourself for your own personal usage by simply buying it and just simply adding a body kit and a couple of decals it is really that simple I'll showcase to you in the photo I've got it looking actually spot on it's night but that doesn't really matter can I turn this up no I can't I'll go into my garage I go into the garage and show you exactly what we have here now actually I knew the car was in the game via the Easter Egg mission or whatever it is I look at beautifully it's such a beautiful car but I actually needed the car for my own races and I was just scrolling through and I come across this I thought you know what I'm just gonna buy it I'm just gonna buy it and see if can actually make the most wanted a GTR M3 and I did now where is the car itself it's somewhere here is right there that is it right there the M3 E46 2006 yes I added the GTR to it but hey so it costs 70 grand not hard to get whatsoever I'm like so I needed a car that was in the A category and I brought it I brought it people and I simply brought the body kit which is in the game already which is this one right here I can't remember what she's cost I think it could have been like 17k maybe a little more but there's some badass ones as well that's quite sexy looking hey if you want the the classic this is the option we have to go with and as you can see I've tried to make it perfect as good as I can the rims are slightly different on mine as you can see because I just prefer these rims over the actual Legendary rims which are in the game you just can't make the sizes any bigger as you can see I've even done the decors the windows you know the racing windows you got a little opening try to add that as well hey I think you're even a little toe hook at the front I think it looks pretty spawn I think it honestly looks pretty spawn now you can see here where we're going where we're going I didn't actually do none of this and I didn't know that we're going to paint and it right now the paint I use if you're curious it's that color right there which I think is probably this one or that one I'm not sure exactly because the images I was using on the internet obviously depends on the color you screen and the buttons you screen I don't it's one of these colors anyway but hey I'm happy with no one I got last for that guys it's actually quite easy to do literally I mean there's not even that many layers I've used as soon as you've done on one side you then just copy and move them all to the other side it's mirrored them all I can see there that option of mirrored equal can do that to the other side and then all you gotta worry about it's just the front the roof and the back that is it it's nothing hard to do whatsoever now I do believe I can share this somehow haven't quite figured that out yet let me come out of this discard that because my community is locked check out this one is quite a bit of a player so I'm not sure why that is locked do I have to get to a certain point in the story I'm not even sure yet but hey yeah as soon as I can share this I will I am an Xbox by the way my gamer tag is I am DPJ which you can't see start by yes oh yeah if you can search that in game search that and this will be there for you just buy the car by the body kit apply those rooms and a deco will be available for you to actually get it looks basically perfect to the one you get in a multiplayer game what way of multiplayer version in this game so yeah guys I mean if you want this thing you may as well get it paper because it does look absolutely a mozan that's actually what I brought it for I mean so be doing collectibles I haven't even done the first qualifier yet I mean that's what I bought this car for you so yes guys this is the legendary BMW M3 GTR E46 I think it need for speed it may be in 2005 in this game is 2006 I could be wrong there having modified this in any way in regards to its engine and performance yet like I said I needed it for the A class category and that's what we have it is a beast it is a beast so there we have it guys guys you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one


A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty hi-yo silver! The lone ranger! Of the adventures of the mast, rather the plane, took place in the United States. One of the most thrilling occurred during Mexico's war for independence. When he crossed the border to join forces with the Black Caballero and aid the men of Juarez in their fight for liberty. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver. The lone ranger rides again! The great white stallion, bearing the mast riders swept across the plane. The lone ranger drew rain at a small camp. Oh, oh, silver! Here's Carl. What matter? We're riding into Mexico. We've been given a mission. What we do? We're to learn what became a certain funds and supplies of arms and across the border to Juarez. Who, who him? Mexico's president, Tado. It's president. its president although foreign soldiers have been sent from across the ocean to force him from office make the Mexicans accept an emperor instead and that's one thing our country won't stand for no nation in Europe has the right to interfere in any way with any country on this side of the Atlantic each nation will decide for itself the kind of government it wishes their trouble these foreign soldiers are at war with the Mexican people more as is leading his countrymen in the fight for freedom our country wants Mexico to win its fight that's why certain men banded together to send Mexico the supplies it needs where it was received from war is that neither arms no money arrived our job powder is to find out why we find it it's the most important mission we've ever undertaken and the most dangerous not all right and we can't fail ready Kimosabi huh already follow me southward they rode plunging across the shallow waters of the Rio Grande and a trading deep into the territory of the neighboring Republic step by step they traced the route over which the supplies have been carried until finally your name is Pedro you saw men with wagons gringos come this way see and shortly afterwards you heard sounds of fighting but yes say no there is much fighting me Pedro I hear it did you get a chance to see who attacked see I come close saying or I watch I see them playing how were they dressed they'd uniforms but yes blue coats they were saying or red pants wide like this then there is white with that's enough Pedro and thanks then other north not what you learn and a uniform that fella described as a uniform worn by the foreign soldiers I've told you about huh they've seized the arms intended for war is not bad it means we ride north Kimosabi why we ride that way there's a garrison at Santa Marta many troop patrolling this district must have come from there the arms and money were intercepted and seized unless they've been moved again they're in Santa Marta right now and what we do somehow they've got to be recaptured in Santa Juarez as intended how I don't know we can decide that only after we've looked over the ground their heat danger we knew that when we started Kimosabi there's no turning back now come get him up scouting Santa Marta with a tiny sprawling village who's only distinctive feature with the fort on its western side this had been built generations before but was now occupied by troops brought him to Mexico to uphold the illegal rule of the emperor Maximilian the garrison was under the command of Major Lafitte and it was before his quarters the two dusty figures rained in their mouths come on in there sure why not figure I'm a scared to talk after that Frenchy I have no reason for it he needs us worse than we need him come on even major you miss it yeah me and Durk ain't the talk to me we in this time we ain't to be put off either we get what we asked for me and squint pack our war bags and bamboos war bags bamboos our jerks trying to say is that we don't figure we're getting a pay we ought to we get more we're quitting you are not satisfied your door going right we got them but are you not being paid that for what you asked for sure we are but I was we didn't know the kind of job we were taking on but you wait a second till we get through you wanted civilian scouts that knew the country you got in touch with us we hired out only we didn't savvy then that the reason you hired us was because you couldn't trust the folks who live here they got about as much use for you and your soldiers they got for a message to rattlers you don't belong here you're fighting for this armory Maximilian again war as cause we're scouting for you the folks here about got the same opinion of us they got a you and by fun that we're here to tell you the measly cash we're getting ain't worth it twice as much wouldn't be worth it and what have you done this year and all this what are we done why blast you them tin soldiers yours would have been ambushed a dozen times over who went for us everything you know about this part of the country you'll learn from us and here come in the name of the name take your hand for me sure but just look outside there what's that over again that's for a wall what is it and wagons and what's in them wagons ammunition to be sure and who told you that ammunition was coming across the border for warheads who showed you how to find it who pointed out the best place to lay for it was us and the cash they was taking the warheads you took enough off of them to pay us and 20 more like us for the next hundred years hey why you ain't even begun to pay us what we've heard what there's a horseman they're firing that fellow in the black horse the echoes of the terrific explosion reached the lone ranger and tanto on the trail outside of Santa Marta what was that for me you know no it must have come from the fourth that's right I want to know what happened huh we're running to the 14 was happy but keep to the shadows and stay clear of the garrison how to do it in the meantime the man's been seen in the brief moment before the blast have been cornered and dragged from his saddle at the command the major defeat he was taken to the officers quarters and what is the meaning of this and you are that should be plain even to you who are you does it matter senior who are you I have no name amigo let us say I am one who loves his country come on here major but let me have this gen I'm at his kind of four you won't get no place making threats just make it more stubborn look here mister you savour you're in a bad fix don't you he's not for the first time my friend now from the look so yeah I reckon not but maybe there's a little worse than the others you just blew up one of them wagons full of ammunition these fellas hadn't stepped lively to got the rest this is war right now you ain't more than a step or two from being put up again a wall and drill the war is send you here but no don't lie who else would have he didn't send you I assure you I was sent by no one it was my own idea a good one I thought going full idea if you ask me mister you sure must have been local to figure you could get away with a crazy stunt like this was it not worth trying you think so I reckon now I'll tell you like I said you're in a bad fix but maybe if you help out I could sort of persuade the major here to go easy on you help out yeah there's things you could tell us for instance you likely know where war is and how many men he's got with him and if I knew you would have me tell you where you set some value on your hide don't you I said I am one who loves this country you these man these soldiers I've been sent to Mexico to put these four and this Maximiliano upon a throne that may he cause never sanctioned senior may he cause a republic or as he's president that day we'll come when both Maximiliano and those troops will be driven from my country it's my hope that I shall have done my share to bring this about you look the dog will not talk maybe if I look like somebody shot out the light window who came through the window stop them I can't see there they go through the door fire fire shoot them down you miss complete where they get to there they go and just try and catch them with the man he had rescued across the battle alone Ranger let the way out of Santa Marta across country until they were safe in pursuit they stopped in a gully and get down stranger you call me stranger me go where are your eyes and your long range or who are you him friend and over here out of the shadow where I can see it the black cubby arrow and you have not forgotten me we saw them capture you saw you in the common dance quarters but only your back never your face then again my friend I am in your debt there's never any question of debt between us black cubby arrow but I I have not asked you how is it you are here well what brought you you were looking for me yes we didn't know that you were within 500 miles of this district but then how I was sent here by friends of your country arms and money were supposed to reach war is they didn't we traced them here my friend you are for what is you come to fight for Mexico your country and mine have a common cause black cubby arrow neither one wishes to see a foreign ruler gain a foothold in this part of the world amigo then once more we are comrades it would seem that way you will remain here yes you will help the black cubby arrow fight these dogs of foreigners would make my countrymen slaves you can count on both tata and me once more I am happy my compadre here's to the three of us for war is and Mexico the curtain falls on the first act of our lone ranger story before the next exciting scenes please permit us to pause for just a few moments how to continue our story making a temporary camp where they had stopped the lone ranger tanto and the black cubby arrow discussed the problem that faced them major defeat holds the ammunition and the money meant for war is is a full detachment of trained men soldiers of the foreign legion they don't make better soldiers black cubby arrow we hope to get the arms and the money back we got our work cut out for us what would you do amigo you uh have a plan I have I had not hoped to capture the ammunition again that is why tonight I attempted to explode it huh better that than have it used against us I thought that was your motive but your plan it will need more than the three of us how many 20 perhaps 15 in a pinch see I would get them for you but I promise you it will not be easy no my countrymen are brave amigo they are brave and love liberty even as we do it is not that what then marx ameliana was signed a decree any of my countrymen found betting arms used to be shot oh what will you have they are poor they've been oppressed how can they hope to oppose soldiers like those at the garrison do you blame them my friend if they hesitate to fight with their liberty against such odds I don't but I will go among them if it is what you wish some there must be who will join us good and when we have them show me these men black habaliero and you'll learn the rest of my plan but for the present there's much to be done see it will be as you say you have my word we'll strike a blow that will hurt it was the following night that a figure clothed in black stole from a house-to-house in Santa Marta he spoke in guarded tones you will join us Miguel you'll strike a blow for warriors in Mexico but there is danger senior black caballero but freedom if we win compadre see see is it I have married a coward have you bought the art of a rabbit my husband you will say yes Jose you may count on me senior black caballero I promise you this not only man whale will join you but all his friends are they not fine looking men they will fight like lions amigo you have better luck than I'd expected my countrymen are patriots tell them to dismount and make camp and then we'll learn what they're to do the activity of the lone ranger in the black caballero could not be entirely concealed keen eyes at the garrison noticed that certain men were missing from the town and alert ears caught rumors of an exciting event promised for the near future major defeat issued his orders and later the following day senior senior please I beg of you do not strike me well who is this fellow that's for somebody that can answer questions didn't you well here he is and scared enough to spill the whole works what does he know missus no we ain't trying to find us yet but he knows plenty I'll let you that get up here stand on your feet please senior you savvy what's going on don't you sure you do you're going to spill it ain't you uh ain't you but what is it you would wish to know senior I am an ignorant man I do not know here's something that'll smarten you up now then we'll get down to cases what's up around here what's this scheme we've been hearing about I know nothing I swear I know and that's just the beginning you still figure to hold out we can use a whip on you if that don't work well there's other things you'll write your heap less speak of man if I speak if they learn that I have told they will kill me saying yours keep silent and I will make you wish they had no tell us what we wish to know however you will have my word that you'll be protected you will stay here within the fort these fellows won't be able to touch you you won't have nothing to worry about you are sure saying yours I can trust you yes get on with it cc it is like this I will tell you all that then you rules would trick us huh well perhaps they'll find that they have been tricked instead it will be most amusing the look upon their stupid faces when my men have struck you think that Max is telling the truth we miss you you saw how frightened he was and all fits dirt it ain't just what he told us I've heard some things here and there myself what he said was right along them same lines yeah I know the place he mentioned major it's in the hills it ain't so far from here me and dirt can get your memory easy and then fellas won't suspicion were within a dozen miles of splendid get him surrounded and then close in on him and they'll never have a chance to even get started and at the same time we will be captured the worst of these rebels we won't have much trouble around here after that wonder who that mask fella as he told us about I was just thinking yeah well he kind of sounds like an ombre I've run into this got a red skin part now that can't be the same fella I mean I'm out up within Texas he's still likely north of the border and what are you worrying about him you hear me say I was worried I ain't the mask man who's scheme to get my men to chase after him in a way from the port so some mechs is with him could get in here and grab them arms want that is we well that weren't such a bad scheme fact is it might even have worked only it just so happens we know when they plan to leave their hideout before that time comes the whole past love will be under guard other inquiries bore out the village's story on the following afternoon an hour before dusk the troops stationed the garrison mounted at the command of captain the sir while major defeat looked on the captain shouted at Nordic the troop plundered through the open gate and out of town toward the hills Durkin's squint wrote at the head of the column and by nightfall the soldiers were close to their destination the hideout of the black caballero on his comrades they cautiously surrounded the place then awaited the order to charge Durkin's squint at the side of captain the sir pointed to the glowing tempers below them there they are captain just waiting for us to get him here and look there see what them trees with a light from them fires strike him eh the sentries they posted look like they fell asleep or what do you say what about charge you know at once you miss here you will tell the bugler to blow the charge we will take them by surprise right come on boy count their fires it can't be more 20 or 30 of them at the most what call they got to set themselves up against us we they will not be for long there it is get up get up down upon the encampment the troopers swept firing and shouting as they rode the sentries squint had noticed did not move the legionary were met by no resistance the camp was silent finally with an angry exclamation captain the sir drew rain threw himself from his saddle look there them sentries we thought we saw dummies that's what they are just dummies made out of old clothes and propped up to look like men there ain't a soul here what does this mean I can tell you that blasted maxi the light to us that they heard about our coming the whole bunch got away but the fire so they can't have been gone for long captain between you and me mister I got an ocean you better round up your men and head back to the fortress as fast as you can but I do not see if I can read signs is going to be the devil to pay let's get going but swiftly as the legionaries rode for Santa Marta others were there before them measure the feet running at his desk heard a sudden cry outside the room name of a name stand where you are major the man with the mask don't move you have him amigo right follow there are horses in the stables have the men hitch them to the wagons those wagons hold the arms we're after get them started on the way back inside what has happened to my man senior you're so foolish soldiers are looking for us where we are not like there is no need for you to cry for help I can assure you no help will come the guards you had posted out at this very moment most incapable of moving you you murdered them ah but no senior we are not murderers that's enough talk major your men stole those arms outside they have quiet but that isn't all they stole there was money as well you have it here no monsieur we want it now or it will be the worst for you my friend well it's gone you'll feel it in your side senior you'll have me pull the trigger haha you'll think I would not do not be so foolish my friend I would do so with the greatest of pleasure and how then could you fight for max Emiliano the money in there a desk I have the key unlock it I will do not shoot you will hurry and I happen to know how much you seize if anybody's missing you'll regret it it is all here it has not been touched haha how worried we'll laugh when he is calling these give it to me there you have it all look amigo condo is brought by horse from the stable all these pigs have kept him in the wagons they are leaving condo will see to them and that's for you major oh this is only the beginning we aren't done with you yet and we won't be until you and every man like you has left the country for good you will be sorry come adios amigo here dogs you'll pay you'll pay for this I promise my men will scour the country you can hide no place they will abide you I'll have you stood against the wall and shot tell me something yes there it's Santa Marta you said this was only the beginning did you mean that my friend you remain with the black Caballero we have a band that has proved its courage I see they are brave fellows we've regained the arms and money that we've sent to war is it is so we've already struck one damaging blow at max a million soldiers see but the fight isn't one yet black Caballero and until it is we ride together there is a copyrighted feature of the lone ranger incorporated


with Michael Wood, and please send us your phones and if you tweet, use the hashtag. After this is the last section of the day. After this, just to remind you that there is a social event at the something brewery, you know what they said. Check your local listing. And good luck on it. All right. Appreciate it. So there's a microphone. I might try to use it here. I'm told everybody's got a fresh bag of chips. So I want to make sure you can hear me. Freakle the volume. Right? So yeah, so my name is Michael Wood. Twitter handle and website are WP Scholar, essentially. So you can go there. So this talk is Basic Principles of Software Architecture. And so I am a WordPress developer at Bluehost. And I am a designer. And I know this is a dev talk. You're thinking you're in a dev talk. But I'm actually not really a designer in the way you're probably thinking. Most people don't think of developers as designers. And of course, I'm not talking about designing graphics or some sort of thing like that. I'm basically talking about designing software, right? So that's one of the big things that kind of sets a good developer apart. Is their ability to design software as opposed to just build it, right? So that's what we're here to talk about today. So this is what the standard software development lifecycle generally looks like. We start with requirements. What is it that we want to build? And then we have the design process, which is how should we build it? Then we would implement it. Then we would QA it. And then of course, we would have to maintain it. The problem is, a lot of times, at least until you get to where you have a more mature process, most people will just run across the top here and forget the stuff on the bottom, right? So they do the requirements. They go ahead and start building because they obviously know the solution. And then they go on and they maintain it from there. And they skip the design because that eats up too much time. And they skip the quality assurance because somebody's gonna notice it, right? And then you'll fix it. So why do I need to spend my time when I can have all the sites visitors figure that out? So that's kind of the way that normally, until you get some mature processes and you start to actually put design and put QA into the process, you just kind of run across the top. And so of course, what that ends up doing is, well, of course, I don't know, how many people have ever been in a consultation with a client before you actually mature, I guess, as a developer and the client says, oh, this is something we want to do. And then you're like, okay, and this is the solution. And you've already thought of the solution before you've even finished hearing the requirements from the client. So obviously that's the kind of thing we wanna avoid and we wanna make sure we actually design. So the focus today is specifically on that design aspect and thinking about what we're gonna do. And of course, you can say there's a lot of things that you can design and a lot of people think about software architecture from a systems standpoint in terms of, I need this server and I need this load balancer and all this kind of, so we're not talking about that. We're talking about code itself. How do we fit the pieces of the code together in a way that makes sense and a way that we can reuse them? So first question we have to ask ourselves is what does it the clients actually care about? So obviously the client cares about cost. So if we can't keep costs at a reasonable level, they're not gonna be happy. Timeline is very important. If you can't deliver something within a reasonable time, actually a lot of times this can be the death of a project, right? You take too long, they just give up on you and go to a different developer, but you've already almost finished the project. And then effectiveness, right? So they have some sort of problem and they need some sort of solution but not just any solution, one that actually solves their problem in a reasonable way. And the better that it solves the problem, the better the solution is, right? So those are kind of the three big things that you look at for that. So when we're looking at how changes affect timeline and cost, I think it's pretty logical when you look at it that if you make a change in the design phase before you've actually written any code, it should be fairly easy to make that adjustment. But then as you started writing code and maybe you've gotten halfway through and they come back and they say, oh, we wanna change this, say, okay, great, we haven't shipped it, whatever, we can make that change, but it's gonna take a little bit more time because now you have to undo some code, maybe not as much as you would have.  But if they come after you've completely delivered the thing and they say, you know what, this isn't exactly what we had in mind. So we'd really like to kind of rework the whole thing, you know, not overdo the whole thing, we just need to tweak these little pieces that have fundamental code changes that will affect everything, but I don't realize this because the client never knows those things. Then of course, that's pretty much guaranteed to cost a whole bunch of money, be a whole lot of hassle and really throw the timeline off. So obviously if we can avoid these kinds of situations, we can save the time and the money upfront if we can make our changes early on in the process, which means having a good design of the system and making sure that we address all those kinds of issues and problems and really run everything by the client in a way that they understand before we start. So then really we boil down to what actually makes our solutions effective, right? So how do we make sure that we meet the effective portion of the client's requirements? So one, obviously we have to solve the problem, but it's not just about solving their problem, it's also about making sure that what we build is actually easy to maintain because if we build something that costs them more money in the long run to maintain, then guess how long your code is gonna stick around? Not very long. You wanna ditch your code, move on to another developer, continue the cycle and not really get what they need. So it's our job to make sure that we don't just solve their problem, but we make sure that in the future that we reduce costs and make sure that we don't screw them over, basically. So this is a simple maths problem, right? So there's no code in this presentation, but there is maths. So basically this is a pretty cool formula, essentially.  It's a really good book. Some of the stuff I'm covering today actually is from the book, but this is essentially the equation of software design, right? And so all these letters mean different things. Essentially the D on the far side is the desirability of a change or a feature, right? So all of these factors over here are gonna affect whether it's a good idea to actually implement a particular solution. And so we have, it's kind of hard to do, I wish I could have, I guess I could have laid it out a little better. We have a division, right? So on the top we have these two V entries and on the bottom we have these two E entries. So the V stands for value and the E stands for effort, right? So if at a basic level, value over effort is what would result in the desirability of a change. But it's not just the value of something and the effort that we put into it. The N over here stands for the value of something now, whereas the F is value of something in the future. And then the E with the I next to it here is the effort of implementation and the M stands for effort of maintenance, right? So we can have a problem and we can solve it and if you look at it very simplistically, you're looking at the value of what your solution offers and the effort that it takes to do it. But if you look at it holistically, you're looking at the value that it offers us now, the value that offers in the future and the effort it takes now as well as in the future. And what you see a lot of times is as developers, if we don't plan ahead for the maintenance and make sure that our code is not gonna get harder to maintain over time, but actually hopefully easier or at least not any more difficult than it already is, then essentially what will happen is assuming we provide value into the future, the value would overcome the maintenance costs and what we build will be useful and have longevity. So that is the basic idea. So of course if we don't meet that and we choose the easy, short, dirty solutions now, then we're gonna have to deal with the maintenance costs later and that's what we call technical debt. So if you ever had a credit card and you pay the minimum fees and you have 24% interest rate on your cards, you know very quickly that you will be in debt and unless you make some changes, you will continue to be in debt and that's exactly the way it works with software. If you don't deal with your debt, then you're gonna continue to have issues and essentially probably go bankrupt in the sense that your project will never see the light of day or get trashed quickly and your client will move on to somebody else. So there's the law of change which basically says that the longer your program exists, the more likely that any part of it will have to change, right, which is normal, right? Because if you have a working system, there are also business plans and marketing strategies that go along with this and those things are gonna evolve and change as things become more or less effective and so you have to adapt and make sure that your software goes along with those things and if you don't plan for change, then essentially you are guaranteed that you're gonna become more and more in technical debt. So you wanna make sure that you plan for that change. There's also the law of defect probability. So basically this is saying that the larger the change you make in a system, the more likely you are to break it or to cause some sort of defect, right? So the more code that you have to change in order to fix a bug means the more likely you are to introduce more bugs into the system. So it's kinda like I have one bug and I go in to fix it and I have two bugs, right? So if you plan and strategize in a way where if you have an issue you can consolidate that the need for change to one specific area, then you reduce the chances that you will have some sort of defect as a result. Now obviously if you do quality assurance you can catch these things hopefully before they get into production but that's not what this part is. Hopefully you went to Russell's talk and learned all about that. But essentially yeah, the law of defect probability, the smaller the change the less chance for breakage. Which is also if you do go in and make a code change trying to minimize as much as you can if you have two choices always try to touch less code. Then we have the law of simplicity, right? So the ease of maintenance is proportional to the simplicity of its individual pieces. So the more complicated you make your code obviously the more complex and difficult it is to maintain. That's pretty obvious. But that's essentially key when you're designing a system, right? You wanna keep it as simple as possible to make it easy to understand and maintain. And understand is a very big part, right? We spend a lot of our time when we encounter a bug and we have to go change code while the first thing you have to do is you have to read the code, make sure you understand what's really going on with the code, right? And if the code is difficult to understand then it's gonna take you a lot longer to figure out what's going on which is gonna take more time, more money for the client and again it just adds to the complexity of maintaining a system but you also wanna make it easy to modify. So even if it's easy to understand if you have to change code in 15 different places it wasn't necessarily easy to modify and of course then we're dealing with the law of defect probability, right? We're exposing ourselves to the chance for more defects. So ideally we wanna make our code easy to understand, not have to grok the entire system but merely just a part of it in order to be able to modify just that part hopefully so that we can get in and out with the solution. And of course we wanna make sure it's easy to test. So we wanna make sure that what we expose to the outside world is easy to interact with and make sure it works correctly. So reliability does not equal understanding. So when I say understanding a lot of people are like, oh yes we need coding standards and blah blah blah so that everyone can see the code and make sure they understand it. And code standards are great. Linting tools are great. All these things that help you make it nice and clean and kind of consistent is important. And of course making sure the code has consistent structure and that kind of thing is important but your coding tools don't do that for you, right? So making it more readable is not gonna help anyone understand your code. On the other hand, if you have clear naming within your system it is going to be self-documenting which is gonna make it easier to understand. So naming variables in ways that make sense but also help expose what's going on. So a lot of times if we write a conditional, right? We say, oh if number 39 is greater than x, then do this, right? Well, somebody looking at that code, they say, oh what in the world is 39 and why is it so special? Whereas if you'd name that value specifically then it would become very apparent. For example, if we said, or let's say it was 42. The meaning of life is greater than or something, right? You have some sort of context into what that conditional means, right? So making sure that you not just name your variables correctly but you have clear and consistent ways that you name your classes, the way that you name your modules or packages. Everything should be coherent and make sense. Somebody shouldn't have to learn a totally different way of working when they're moving around in your code.  Again, simplicity is very important. Dry, I'm sure everybody's heard this, don't repeat yourself. So if you've got code that you've used in one place and you find yourself needing to use it somewhere else, don't copy the code. This is the number one saying that I think beginner developers make for sure is that they're just quick to copy code. Move it around. But even as a more advanced developer, it's tempting that you've got some sort of package or module of things you put together. Maybe it's a plugin or something and instead of putting it in a repo and then reusing it and versioning it, you find yourself just copying it over. And then on the next project, you copy it over and then what you end up with is you fix the bug on this project and fix a different bug on that project and you get ready to start another project and now you've got three copies of the code. Some have bug fixes here, some have bug fixes there. Now you don't know what you fix where and so now you're using outdated code on a client site. So making sure that you standardize how and where you put that stuff is important. Yagney, yet another, which is not what it stands for, yet another problem that we run into. Yagney stands for you ain't gonna need it. So another kind of mortal sin that we all make is trying to be creative geniuses and write code that you know the client's gonna want but they haven't asked for it yet. And so it ends up being one of those things where you implement it and it sounds like a great idea and it sounds like you're thinking ahead and being smart but 99% of the time they come back and they say they want something similar but it's totally different. And so all the code you wrote is not useful or maybe they didn't need it and then you wrote all this code but now your next change means that you have to actually change this code that's not being used or some other developer has to come in and change this code that's not being used and they don't understand what it's for because it's not being used. So all it does is add more confusion than help. So anytime you add stuff like that, especially if there's multiple people on the team, you're just increasing the chance of misunderstanding and you wanna make sure that you obviously keep it simple and don't do that. So we'll run through a few coding principles here. So this one is the single responsibility principle which basically says that software entities should have only a single responsibility and should avoid side effects which basically means, for example, if you're looking at a system as a whole you should be able to clearly identify sections of responsibility, right? So if we look kind of in a more classic, here's the user interface, I have some business logic that kind of works in between and then we have the database and where all the information gets stored. These are all different layers or responsibilities in the system and they should be separated so that we can keep those apart. But then as you delve in, you can say, oh well, within our business logic we have this particular process, that particular process and then we would wanna split out into modules. We want these different processes separate and then as you delve into the modules, we have classes that handle specific responsibilities so you wanna make sure that you're not putting things in there that aren't coherent and then of course even at the functional level you wanna make sure that you keep those things nice and clean. And when we say side effects, a lot of times, for example, we'll have some specific function or thing that we're trying to call to incur some sort of change, right? So maybe we just wanted to update a meta value in the database. So we would just wanna store a username or some sort of ID or something like that. So if we have a function called save ID, right? We'd expect it to save that ID but when that ID also happens to cause an email to get sent, then we've caused a side effect and so we've put too much responsibility within that particular function. So as you're looking at your code, you wanna make sure you can identify those clear boundaries for all your code. So then we also have the open and close principle which basically says the software entities should be open for extension but closed for modification. Basically WordPress does a really good job of this. WordPress core is closed for modification. I mean, some people obviously go in and hack WordPress which is not a best practice at all and they'll change files in WordPress core. But in a standard install, right? Nobody can actually easily change WordPress core, right? You just get WordPress core and then we have plugins and we have themes and all of these things are separate entities and they operate on their own and it's very easy for a plugin to extend WordPress by hooking into all the available hooks and things that WordPress provides but at the same time, it's closed for modification. It's not very easy to externally modify WordPress itself outside of the system it provides for you. So obviously when you're writing your own software, you wanna make sure that as much as possible you lock it down but provide reasonable ways for it to be extended. And of course what this is gonna do is make sure that external plugins or whatever your external entities are can't change your system in such a way that would completely break it, which is the main idea. So the key here for all of this is really just modularity. And modularity of course applies at many different levels. So it's good to kind of think about it more in the macro and the micro level. But there's a few principles when you're thinking about modularity that you wanna consider so that you can make sure that you are properly packaging things. So the first one is decomposability. So it should make reasonable sense that making something into a module is decomposing the problem into smaller pieces. We don't wanna take something and break it down so small that it no longer makes sense. Because it's when we do that that it loses all meaning. So we wanna make sure that it's easy for us to understand why it would simplify the system if we were to decompose it and pull it into its own module. At the same time it should make sense that we should be able to compose those modules and put them together. So if it doesn't make sense that this module that we created, if there's no easy way to plug it into a system and make it easy to add that feature or thing on and then be able to plug and play like Legos, all these pieces, if the module you created, well maybe it makes business sense that it would simplify some logic or something. But there's no practical way to plug it back in and build something or build multiple things with it, then maybe it's not right that we put it into a module. So both of those are two rules that you wanna kinda look at when you're trying to figure out what should go in a module and what shouldn't. And the other is understandability, right? So the whole idea behind modularizing, well not the whole idea, there's many ideas behind it. But basically you wanna make sure that you're making things easier to understand. One of the biggest enemies I guess of a developer is going into a system and having to delve through 15, 30 files, navigate several directory structures, figure out what this class is and what that class is and then realize that the breadth of the system and the way that it interacts with all the pieces is very expansive and that you can't solve your current problem without understanding and keeping in your mind all of those pieces at the same time. So you wanna make sure that when you're creating the module, if there is a problem, it should be very clear that it's very likely this module and if I could just wrap my head around this one module, then I can understand and get a better idea of what's going on and how to fix it. And the other one is continuity, right? So after you've created a module, continuity is essentially the idea behind, if I do have a problem, right? Some bug does come up and I need to go solve it. Is it broken down in such a way that when I do go to solve it, I really only have to edit or fix one particular module? So again, same idea. If you have to touch a whole bunch of different modules to solve a problem, then it's very possible that you haven't properly packaged things. You haven't properly modularized. So you wanna make sure that if you realize you have a database problem, you shouldn't have to touch anything except your database module. And it shouldn't bubble up into all the other modules and cause you to have to make changes. There shouldn't be such heavy dependencies between the pieces that one module breaks another and so on, which comes to the next point, which is protection, right? So protection basically is saying that if you do have a problem, some sort of abnormality during runtime, that essentially that error or runtime issue stays contained within the module and doesn't cause all the other modules to break and go, right? So you should have some sort of error checking, some something to contain the issue to that module and to keep it from bubbling up or out, per se. So as we can see modularity is important and kind of these five rules here of decomposability, composability, being able to take it apart, put it back together and it still works, then you're good. Again, the whole goal of simplicity, making sure that you can understand what the module's doing, how it works, how it interacts with other pieces. So obviously we've talked about what it makes sense to go into a module, but at the same time you also have to consider how the modules themselves communicate. So you wanna make sure that you expose reasonable APIs within your module and nothing more than should be, right? It shouldn't be necessary for module A to know about all the internals of module B, it only needs to know the things that module B makes public. So if I'm trying to create a, for example, a WordPress post expiration module, then I don't need other pieces to know about all the cron jobs that are set up or all these different pieces. I only need to know set an expiration on this post or unset an expiration on this post and that's your public API. That's the only thing that any other module or piece would need to know about and if there's some sort of error, then those functions should give you an error. The module that's using it should be able to detect that and then your error stay contained. So then we have the reuse and release principle. So basically what this is saying is that only components that are released through a tracking system can be effectively reused, right? So the idea behind the Lego is you have blocks and you put those pieces together and you can take them apart and you can use them again, right? With software, we package things up, we have a plugin and we release it. Because we release it, other people can use it or we can use it again and again on other sites. If we don't have a method of releasing it and tracking it, which when I say tracking, really think more about semantic versioning, some sort of versioning system, where we have version one of a plugin, version two of a plugin, that kind of thing. So if you don't have some system of tracking and releasing, then there's really no useful way to reuse that code because your only way of actually using it would then be to resort to copying and pasting, which as we know is just gonna lead to you copying and pasting more, changing some things and then not knowing what code to use. Whereas if you track that code and you release it through a system, then you can have one copy of the code and you can use version one here and version one here and then you can fix bug in version one and you make version 1.0.1 or whatever it is and then over here you can actually update the version and now you have all your stuff run in the same code. So it's important principle and this is why we have things like Composer and NPM. So Composer if you use PHP is a wonderful tool. If you're not familiar with it, you should look it up. It has a lot of the same features if you're familiar with NPM where essentially there is a repository of code that you can use that other people have released and you can simply run Composer, require some package of code and that will get pulled into your project and then you could start coding and writing against that code and kind of gluing all the pieces together and of course you can release your own packages as well so that you can then release and reuse your code through some sort of track system. And so just like that, you also have NPM so if you have JavaScript packages and things like that, you can do the same. If you have CSS even, there's a, remember, Bower, yes, that's the thing. So yeah, so all these different tools that are available so you can release and track and reuse your code. Even if you're not using these tools just a simple repository where you can tag versions is going to do the trick but you have to have some system for doing that. So there's a few resources I'd recommend you check out. Obviously I've been addressing more kind of the higher level why and how of packaging things and not the specific design patterns or things like that that you might actually implement in your code but it's important to actually realize that above just knowing the syntax and the language and conditionals and all those functions that exist in the language, there are also design patterns which are widely accepted as a kind of best practice for designing and putting these systems together even within the context of a package or a module that you might release, structuring your code even better. Sourcemaking.com is an excellent resource. It basically will show you a whole bunch of design patterns as well as anti-patterns. So things that you should avoid doing or kind of code smells that you would find in your code and to kind of give you a better feel for maybe what you're doing right and what could be improved. And they also have, so I think most of their examples, they have a number of different languages that they give the actual code examples in. They have PHP, Python, Java, Delphi, a few others but they don't do JavaScript examples so I'm putting a JavaScript design patterns reference there so you can kind of see some examples if you're more on the JavaScript side of things. And then there's four books here that I recommend. Everybody check out. Clean Code by Robert Martin is a great book. It talks a lot about naming conventions and all the things that really just kind of make your code nice and crisp. And then Code Simplicity is a book. It's a small book so if you're not a big reader, I'd recommend you start with that one. It's not very thick but it's very straight to the point and really illustrates some of the concepts that I've been talking about here as well as additional things. And essentially this guy was on the Mozilla project I believe and so it got to a point where developers were just, it was like a revolving door. They'd hire somebody, somebody'd come in, they'd be like, yes, I'm gonna work on this and then they'd see the code and they'd just leave. It's hard to maintain. It was just such a beast that it got to that point where they couldn't keep developers on the project at all and so he was able to come in and really just focus on simplifying, simplifying, simplifying until they get to a point where it's actually easy to maintain or at least moderately easy to maintain again instead of just this behemoth. And then this refactoring book, Robert Fowler. So if you have existing projects and you do need to go through that process of simplifying and kind of breaking things down and just cleaning up old code, that's a great book. And then another one, PHP Design Patterns. It's kind of one of the books that I read that kind of familiarized me with the concept of design patterns in general. And obviously the examples don't just apply to PHP. There's many languages. The patterns are not language specific. Usually if there's a pattern, you can figure out a way to implement it in whatever language you're working in. So all of those are excellent resources and I recommend that you check those out. And I think we have about 10 minutes left or so. And so if we've got questions, yes. Just curious about your opinion on Git strategy. So let's say the WordPress environment or the WordPress project, you've got Composer all in, Auto install is, and you've got your own custom code. Do you think that the work you're doing, let's say it's like custom client work, for instance, do you think that belongs in their own separate repos and then you install those pieces separately or basically how's your getting in on file? Right, yeah. So yeah. Any questions for the video? Yeah, so for the video, it's a long question. I'm gonna do it word for word. Here we go. Yeah, so in general the question is, with all the bits and pieces that you can release as packages, how does all that come together in an actual project essentially so that when you're trying to version control things and get ignore things, what actually ends up in the project, especially particularly pertaining to custom client code, right? And so what I found in the beginning of my development is that I would try to modularize, but I would miss a lot of opportunities to do so because I just, you know, you kinda have to train yourself after a while to learn how to package things and this is slightly off topic, but really, really, I think this is a, you know, hits home to me because I talk about modularity and a lot of people are like, oh yeah, yeah, I know that's important, but no, no, really, modularity is important. But yeah, so a lot of what I do, anything generally, anything that is in versioned via Composer or NPM or any of these other tools, it's obviously third party code, even if you wrote it, right? Like you don't wanna physically change code that you have versioned in some system somewhere on a client and not push that back and then update your version in that project, right? So it's important that you just kinda get ignore all those things so that the code doesn't actually live in the repo, so nobody can actually change it there and that prevents, particularly when you're on a team, other people coming in and actually being able to push that code to the repo and not follow best practices, so that's important. Client-specific code, particularly with WordPress, if it's a theme and it's design-focused, it all goes in the theme. I always try to have a client plug-in, essentially, that's specific to the client and whatever custom code or kind of glue for all those other pieces goes in there. So that's kind of the way that I usually do it. So as far as a WordPress project, we're looking at WordPress is in its own directory. It's pulled in probably via Composer. You've got plugins and themes that can be pulled down from WPackages and pulled in. You've got, I've got a number of custom modules that I've created for WordPress that I usually will pull in most likely into the plug-in that I write for the client and then from there, yeah, anything you do beyond that is, which should be relatively small amount generally, goes in the repo. So there are times where sometimes it does make sense to commit the vendor directory depending on deployment processes and just simplicity for deployment but as a best practice, keeping that out keeps people from, especially on a team from pushing things they shouldn't push. So yeah, any other questions? Assuming I properly addressed that one. So, modularity is easy, right? So, yeah, so I'll, I'm always happy to talk about it. So I'll be at the after party or the Bluehost booth tomorrow or wherever. So feel free to catch me and ask questions or chat or whatever. But yeah, so I guess we'll just finish a few minutes early. But thanks. Thanks.


Although cinnamon is technically classified as non-toxic to cats, it can become toxic at certain levels especially if your cat is exposed to the higher concentrations typically found in essential oils. Cats can be particularly susceptible to toxicity from cinnamon for a couple of reasons. Cats lack some of the liver enzymes that break down cinnamon compounds which can then build up if your pet is exposed to a high concentration in a short period of time, or, if your pet is exposed to a lower concentration over a long period of time. Also, because cats have thin skin, which can easily absorb cinnamon compounds applied in essential oils. This puts them at an increased risk for cinnamon toxicity. Cinnamon can also act an irritant on the skin or in the oral cavity, causing rash and allergic type reactions in cats and other animals. Because cats have sensitive skin and a keener sense of smell than humans, they are at an increased risk of reaction from exposure to cinnamon or the cinnamon aroma. If your cat exhibits symptoms of cinnamon allergic reaction or toxicity after being exposed to cinnamon you should consult with your veterinarian immediately. Cinnamon, also referred to as cinnamomum, is commonly found in households and human food. There are two types of cinnamon, cashew and ceylon. Cashew cinnamon is commonly used in North America and contains higher levels of a substance called cumarin than ceylon cinnamon. Cumarin and high concentrations is used as a rodenticide, rat poison, and causes liver failure and hemorrhaging in rodents. In humans, cinnamon is sometimes used as a natural medicine to treat diabetes as it lowers blood sugar or as a blood thinner. Symptoms of cinnamon allergy or toxicity in cats. A variety of symptoms can result from an allergic or toxic reaction to cinnamon and its organic compounds. Symptoms vary by level and mode of exposure. Allergic reaction from exposure to the skin or oral cavity. Irritation. Rash. Redness. Burns. Causes of cinnamon allergy or toxicity in cats. Cinnamon toxicity is unlikely to occur under normal, household use of powdered cinnamon. It would take a large amount of powder, or the inhalation of the powder to cause a reaction. However, as essential oil use is becoming more common in households, there is an increased risk to cats from exposure to cinnamon essential oil, which has a much higher concentration of the compounds that can be harmful to cats. Cats can accidentally be exposed to toxic amount of cinnamon in the following ways. Chewing on a cinnamon tree capped as an indoor plant, chewing on cinnamon stick left in a cup, eating human food spiced with cinnamon, chewing or licking potpourri or household ornaments made with cinnamon, from use of cinnamon oil in a diffuser that your cat then inhales, from touching or petting your cat after putting cinnamon oil on your hands. Intentional exposure can occur because people sometimes use cinnamon to intentionally repel cats or pests from the garden and home and cats can be exposed to an excessive amount through their environment in this way. Cinnamon is thought of by some as a natural remedy for diabetes, as it lowers blood sugar. As a result, well-meaning pet owners may intentionally dose their cat with harmful amounts of cinnamon in an effort to treat feline diabetes. It should never be given to cats intentionally. It is important to understand that. Cats do not have the same liver enzymes, glucuronal transferase, as humans that break down cinnamon compounds, therefore they are prone to toxic buildup of cinnamon compounds in their system. Because cinnamon contains a carbolic acid known as phenol, burning of the skin and respiratory system can occur. Cats are particularly sensitive to this type of reaction. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. Ingestion and Inhalation. Some cats like the smell of cinnamon, while some don't. That is why cinnamon is still commonly used as a cat deterrent by some homeowners, especially those individuals who want to ward off stray cats from their garden. However, even if cats don't like cinnamon, they may still inhale it by accident. The most common ways in which cats could accidentally inhale cinnamon are through spilled powdered cinnamon, and cinnamon essential oil vapors or air fresheners. Hence, if you have a diffuser at home with your cats, make sure not to diffuse cinnamon essential oils in locations where your cat may sneak in. If your cat inhales cinnamon, the vapor or powder may trigger an allergic reaction. Watch out for the following symptoms that could indicate that your cat is experiencing allergic reactions to cinnamon. Coughing. Wheezing. Difficulty of breathing. Sneezing, and other respiratory issues. If you are planning to use cinnamon for its anti-diabetic properties or to lower your cat's blood pressure in conjunction with his medications, it's best to contact your veterinarian first. He may recommend the best way to incorporate cinnamon in your cat's daily menu without compromising his health and safety. Exposure to the skin, fur, and oral cavity. In its purest form, cinnamon can trigger allergies to your cat's skin and fur, and it may also irritate his mouth. Not all cats exhibit symptoms, but it's definitely not worth the risk of exposing your cat to cinnamon. This is especially true with cinnamon essential oils that contain a higher or more concentrated amount of cinnamon compounds. Keep an eye on the following symptoms if you suspect that your cat has been exposed to cinnamon. Rashes. Redness. Itchiness. Obsessive pawing or scratching. Burns. Irritation. Diagnosis of cinnamon allergy or toxicity in cats. Diagnosis of cinnamon toxicity or allergic reaction will depend heavily on the pet owner's ability to describe any exposure to cinnamon their pet may have experienced. Your veterinarian will perform a complete physical examination and ask about your cat's medical history to rule out any other causes for your pet's symptoms. If symptoms of organ failure are occurring, your veterinarian may perform tests including blood and urinalysis tests to assess organ functioning. Treatment of cinnamon allergy or toxicity in cats. Treatment will depend on the extent of illness and symptoms resulting from your pet's reaction to cinnamon. For allergic reactions, the affected area should be washed with water and mild detergent. If irritation of the eyes occurred, the eyes should be well irrigated to remove the irritating substance. Steroids have been found to worsen rash from cinnamon exposure in other animals and will probably be avoided in your pet. If toxicity has occurred, prognosis will depend on the amount of damage that has occurred to your pet's organ systems. Treatment usually consists of supportive care until the toxin passes out of your cat's system and treatment to relieve any symptoms being experienced by your pet. If organ damage has occurred, the prognosis is guarded and your vet will provide any therapeutic care that is available and appropriate to restore organ function. Vitamin K is used as an antidote for kumar and poisoning in pets exposed to high doses of this substance which is also found in cinnamon. Vitamin K therapy may be useful if symptoms of kumar and poisoning, hemorrhaging from blood thinning, are occurring. If your pet is in respiratory distress due to inhalation or ingestion of cinnamon, airway management and oxygen therapy will be used as appropriate. Recovery of cinnamon allergy or toxicity in cats. Your pet's recovery depends on the extent of exposure and any organ damage that has occurred. Allergic reactions usually clear up in a short period of time and removal of any cinnamon exposure from your cat's environment should resolve the problem. Home treatment of cats with essential oils should be avoided, consult your veterinarian before attempting any treatments for your pet's health conditions. Recovery from toxicity will require rest and any medications and diet prescribed by your veterinarian to recover organ function and relieve symptoms. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.


So I'm here to check out a furnace or a packaging that's not working that one's not it We got one over here That's just blowing cold. I went inside and checked the thermostats. They're on a zone system and So I got the key fob And a block box key there, which is good. Let's find out what's going on You know front we got a draft motor running, but it's not blowing anything hot out So there's obviously something not right with it. All right, so we've got a code here. It looks like code number seven Which is rollout switch the closest thing to a rollout switch these have got is this little rollout switch there Well, it's a carrier So we need to make sure we check that heat exchanger because that's usually what ends up happening The heat exchanger starts to crack the blower blows on it blows Heat back into this area here, and it starts to get too hot and that thing trips out which it trips out I believe at 190 With a 40 degree differential Let's go ahead and see if we get this powered off Check the belt and stuff and get in through there and check that heat exchanger belts nice and tight Don't feel like anything's bad there, but if you notice these screws are all nice and shiny For most of the point where they've been taken in and out so many times it's been stripped out So let's take a peeky poo in there and see if By chance, that's the heat exchanger and this one right here is just your limit switch I got the mirror out got way back in there looked around really good and even though it's little, you know Darkened there. There's nothing that looks bad at all. Everything looks really good checked around the top Everything was clean and clear Let's go ahead and get it back together kick it on. Let's see if When we unplug that if that's the code we actually get a seven make sure it's not, you know off and off the limit there See if we've got some wires loose. I just had one Recently that tripped and there was nothing wrong with it was only a few years old I ended up replacing the roll-out switch and didn't have a problem The thing I noticed with these is there kind of an open-face limit and so if you just barely touch it It'll trip. So it doesn't take much. It's kind of I always preferred switches are sealed Kind of like the way that one is I don't like the ones that are open Which you probably can see there that it's it's open That's not my preferred method.  I know it gets kind of windy where we're at And watch this if I touch the back side of that just barely touch it. There goes trips out When it trips out it locks into a hard lock out It should be a number seven one two three four five six seven So the only way to get that to reset is to kill power to it and start over again Easier way here Voltage kicks on burners out Dust out of the bottom blow at that direction and blow through the burners I'm gonna go ahead and kill gas to it that we don't have any problems with the we have before we had that That sure makes it nice See how she lights off now spray all locked out And it's probably in a retry should kick back on here in a second. There it goes And make that crazy pop that time Crossovers are in the right spot. That's another thing I like to look for Try one more time see how she lights off let the fuel Go and then it's pretty smooth a lot better than what it was. It's a pop before We could have had possibly You know one of the burners didn't ignite now No, it's a flame sensor, but I caught it I'm not real sure guys like I said We're gonna order a new one. I think that's the only thing it really could have been Especially being just running now. I'm gonna put my thermometer in there See if I can feel anything, but I really don't think it got up to 190 degrees I think it just false alarmed out. I think I'm crazy, but that really feels moist Almost like more than normal. It's not that cold out here But it makes me wonder did possibly water Since that water is right there it gets sprayed in there for some ungodly known reason Maybe it was boiling off Caused some roll out Not seeing any roll out at all. It looks like it's going straight across just like it should Straightest things in the world there. It'll usually hold it in. Now.  I mean you're kind of using as you're kneeling bracket there Maybe it caused it to roll out a little bit I think just one little poof would have done it. Whether it would have stopped it would have went off on the Proximity sensor there on the end At this point, I believe we're just going to end up with a new roll out switch Everything else looks pretty good on it And it's shutting down. I can speculate all day, but that grill Was right up here if by chance It was too close to it. It could have recirculated and That heat would have came right out of here right to there. I could see that Possibly tripping it out I'm going to go in turn it on thermostat But right now we're ordering a new roll-out switch, but I think maybe possibly That had something to do with it and it very likely could have been channeled with this patio furniture. It's out here so let's go kick it on but right now it's not acting up and It should run a little bit better now than what it was temperatures would get in here. I Highly doubt it's anything Crazy high where would you come close? Yeah, we're already dropping down to 68 Let's try blocking it off a little bit See if that makes any difference It's going up a little bit Put a block in front of there. I held that block right up there this far away from it It didn't didn't rise much at all. I Suppose it could recirculate it if the wind was blowing just right, but I don't think that's a case. I'm gonna go with it Sensor's getting weak So it's gonna do it on it filters fine belts tight. I think they're due for maintenance here for long So we're gonna go and wrap this one up head on to the next one. Well, we're back to your place that limit Which we've got the new one here ready to go It was tripped out again on number seven We got her yanked out go ahead and get it back in there and We'll see how it does Got the new one in there. Let's go ahead and Her fuse back in there. I didn't go get a lock yet to unlock. It's thinking disconnect Which does it's got a sewn panel. So it's gonna take a little longer ticked on almost immediately Look hold on here today, too Head and punched a hole into that Leatherman peeled that out You can kind of see all that is just a cheap little switch See how that would be Get dirt in there and stuff. You can see how that would cause it to malfunction that really should be a sealed switch in my opinion Yeah, I think that's the whole deal here.  It shouldn't have any arcing at all So just barely making contact there That's definitely not good. I bet you anything that's silver That right there's gonna be silver, too So that's that's what we got inside the switch literally Normally closed circuit there with a little piece of plastic in between there Bimetal disc pushes on it and it opens it up rocket science at its best Bimetal piece there pretty much it's got its Design characteristics is what causes it to bow inward and push on that And she's running This like I said the second one That I've had this happen on and I haven't been called back to the other one that I know of I'll wrap that up guys till next time. We'll catch you on the next one later


Hello everyone, welcome to today's current of accession of civil speedia. The topics we are going to see today is Rajasthan Zika strain and national clean air program, institutions of eminence and with respect to editorial topic is universal basic income. Rajasthan Zika virus strain, the recent study that has been conducted by national institute of virology in Pune has found that this Rajasthan Zika strain is completely endemic to Asia. It is not linked to Brazilian strain and it is not linked to microcephaly which is the neurological disorder that affects the fetus and apart from that this in India with respect to this Zika virus the first case was observed in Ahmedabad in 2016 and that was close to Malaysian strain while with respect to the recent outbreak of Zika virus in the Rajasthan that is completely endemic to this Asia and apart from that what is the positive news with respect to this outbreak of Zika virus recent study conducted by Pune is this shows that there is already some section of Indian population have developed an immune to this Zika virus that is the good news that has been conducted that has been come out from the study conducted by this national institute of virology and apart from that what are the challenges that is future ahead in front of India with respect to this containing the Zika virus and many other epidemic diseases. The first challenges between before India is this limited knowledge of India with respect to this epidemiological characteristics of Zika virus strain and second important thing is this poor health surveillance system that makes this more people started to get affected by this Zika virus and it is more contagious also and since Rajasthan is a border state it makes to have more tourist people attracted towards Rajasthan that makes this Rajasthan spreading the virus to Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat and many other states near to Rajasthan and apart from that the third challenge before this India is this under financing that is under funding and inadequate health infrastructure that is make to inadequate outbreak response to control this Zika virus constraint and apart from that there was a lack of research properly conducting with respect to this vaccine developed against this Zika virus strain and this huge health infrastructure between the rural and urban India makes this rural people more prone to Zika virus strain and apart from that this poor vector control mechanism that is prevailing especially in the rural India makes the rural people more vulnerable to this Zika virus strain and the next topic is national clean air program. This recent study that has been conducted by NGO Greenpeace India the report named the ApoGalips 3 that shows that it has analyzed 313 cities in India with respect to the how the air pollution in the 313 cities has been prevailed and among this 313 cities, 214 cities this study report has said that 241 cities has come has a more amount of concentration of particulate matter that has been subscribed that has been recommended by this national ambient air quality standards that is the standards that has been prescribed by this national ambient air quality standards this air pollution has been much more the concentration of a particular matter in that 241 cities is much more and apart from this among this 241 cities 102 cities only has been covered under this national clean air program this 102 cities has been spread across its 23 states and union territories and this cities has been identified by Central Pollution Control Board based on the data that is provided on the air pollution between 2011 to 2015 so only this one or two cities has been come under this national clean air program while the rest of this 139 cities will not be come under this national clean air program that is the important news that with respect to this national clean air program apart from that the recent the famous journal of Lancet has said that in India is the highest number of death that is related to to air pollution is happening among the world so it is one of the serious thing that we are lifting the 139 cities which are having a more concentration of a particular matter and apart from that this Lancet journal has said that 14 out of the 15 worst air pollution cities has been prevailed in India and apart from that this national clean air program is nothing but it is a five year action plan that has been started that has put strategy how to reduce the concentration of a particular matter of 2.5 and 10 particular matter micron to reduce it by 20 to 30 percentage within 2024 by taking the 2017 as the base year and the city's specific action plan that has been prescribed under this city under this national clean air program is first and foremost thing is it has to plan to develop a three-tier system the first time system is to have a real-time data collection of the dynamic data from this all over the cities of this 139 cities also and apart from that the second thing is to have a data archiving so collecting the data and archiving it and finally making processing so that it can give a decision support system of action triggering of which cities has to be curtain first and which cities has to be curtain second the priority of the action triggering mechanism will also be conducted under the city specific action plan apart from that the second thing is if this is the action plan has planned to have extensive plantation plan so that it will reduce the air pollution especially this particular matter and apart from that this we need to have a modify this landscaping this arterial road system because this major arterial system is the one of the thing that where the more and more traffic and pollution is happening so we have to reduce this particular matter concentration by having proper managing this landscapes of this arterial routes we have to use more and more technology in this like JS that is geographical information system as well as the remote sensing data and location based analysis we have to do then only we can reduce this traffic flow as well as this air pollution can be reduced to a much lot apart from that we need to have a stringent industrial standards especially this brick industries we need to have a much more stringent action plan then only we can reduce this particular matter and other air pollutants apart from that we need to have a pothole free roads because if when there is more and more potholes it will start up to have reducer reduce a more number of vehicles and it will lead to have high amount of a traffic and apart from this what is the criticism with respect to this national clean action national clean air program is this program has not has been legally binding to any states so each and every states will have their own plans so they are not by illegally binding to this clean air program so we need to make to have a proper clear legally binding then only it will have a serious impact on each and every state will take a serious impact steps because this India is one of the highest number of death rates due to air pollution so we have to curtain this at a much more faster level and the next topic is institution of this institution of eminence is nothing but India has recently have made this institution of eminence because to have increased the quality of a higher education institution in India and apart from that to increase a more and more competition between this higher education institutions so that we Indian institutions higher education institution can go into this global ranking of a top 100 that is the major objective of this having this more and more institutions of eminent and recently the quality standards world ranking of India in 2018 is only three universities were ham come under this top 250 universities that is the very worst conditions and among the big countries we are not performing that much level so we have to make our higher education institution at a much more quality level because we India as a demographic dividend country more and more youth started going to enter the universities and colleges so if we are higher education system is not at the up to the level of a global standard then we Indians will fail to have a proper employment opportunities so that this demographic dividend will become a demographic disaster so we need to have a proper system of this institution of eminence so that we will have a proper higher education quality of a higher education institutions will be go up and apart from that what are the things we have to notice under this institution of eminence is with this under this if a institution if your university has been given status of institution of eminence then there will be a relaxation in the regulations so that they will have more and more of a people they can entry they can free entry of a foreign people and they can have higher of foreign faculties and foreign collaboration they can meet and the curriculum rest of the things they can meet on their own so if an institute has been come under this institute of eminence then it will have more and more liberal regulations and apart from this government Indian government has planned to have 20 institutes under this institute of eminence so 10 institute from the public and 10 institute from the private organization so for that a Gopal Swami committee has been put out to understand what are the institutes that can be put under this institute of eminence so this committee will give a some set of recommendations they have given earlier they have given 11 set of recommendations among them 6 institutes has been put under this institute of eminence and recently they have still more they have add up on 19 institutes so that totally 30 institutes they have been recommended this Gopal committee Gopal Swami committee has recommended to put under this institute of eminence among them UGC has said that this as per the guidelines of a government only 20 institutes can give status of this institute of eminence so we cannot go for this 30 so they have a differ this 30 institute that has been recommended by this Gopal Swami committee so once this UGC has approved then it will go to the M. H. R. D then M. H. R. D will give the status of institute of eminence to the institutes and apart from this what are the three categories that has been put under this institute of eminence is this public institution that is public university and already existing private institutions it will come and third important topic is this Greenfield institutions Greenfield institution is nothing but they have not a built but they have given a three years of period within that they have to have established a global standard level of institute so this Greenfield has been given the institute of eminence under the letter of intent to have more and more develop more global level standard institutes this recently the six institute that has been declared under this institute of eminence this under this public institution will be IIT Delhi Mumbai and IAC Bangalore and among the already existing private institution it's with Pilani and Manipal University and with respect to this Greenfield Institute is this Geo Reliance Institute that was a more controversial thing that comes under this Greenfield Institute because we India have more and more universities around the 900 universities we have we have already so much of instituted but they are not up to the power level of this international level since we already have more and more infrastructures but that is not at the quality level instead of writing having more institute coming under this Greenfield we have to have more and more brownfield that is already existing infrastructure we have to upgrade it to a global international level and apart from this institution what are the benefits if our institute has been if a institute has been given a status of institute of eminences especially this public institutions will get a financial assistance from the government of 1000 crore for five years so that they can give upgrade their infrastructures and make them equal power with this international standards of higher education institute and the eligibility criteria to get into this institute of eminences first and thing is if they are coming under the any international ranking of top 500 institutes or with respect to this national ranking infrastructure framework if they are coming under the top 50 then that institute can get this status of institute of eminence apart from this what are the criticism with respect to this institute of eminences first and foremost thing is this political influence because what are the institute that has been put under this institute of eminence have the political ideology that is going with along with this ruling party so more and more the institutes which are favoring this ruling party ideology that institutes are getting more favored towards this institute of eminence and apart from this this leads to this more political influence if there is coming then it will leads to less amount of transparency and apart from this there are always inadequate funding because this 1000 crore of funding will not just make a constitute into a global standard levels so we need to have adequate amount of funding so that more and more institutes will get more and more universities of Indian higher education systems will get into this upper level of international level and apart from this this low quality is one of the thing that is burdening India's universities level so we have to make more and more upgraded brown field institutes and what are the way forward thing that we can make so that our higher education institutes will go up to the power level of international level the first thing is we need to have promote more and more research and development only when there's more and more enthusiasm towards the research and development then only this higher education institute will get a quality amount of a staff to teach to the higher education students when only the amount of quality will be come out so we have to promote first the culture of a research and development and second important thing is this within a decade that is within the next 10 years 14 crore of youth will going to enter into this universities so by having a poor qualities of universities we cannot make a jobs market that this you know this graduated people will get in the future and there was a much more amount of automation will going to happen that makes this poor quality of college educated people will not get much amount of a bright future so we have to make at right moment to make this quality of education has been provided at the higher education level and apart from that this education is not just a standalone thing that is if we giving a good quality of higher education then the output of a whole country education system will be transformed it will not happen like that so education is a continuous thing that is from starting from the primary level we need to have a standard things we have to have give a quality thing then only the overall outcome of a higher education institute will be go up by having a poor quality of a primary education we cannot have a high we cannot get output of a high quality of higher education so we have to promote this quality of education starting from this primary level secondary level and the school level and the college level and next topic is universal basic income this universal basic income is topic is not the new topic it is already a old idea that takes a means of how to redistribute this income inequality and this definition with respect to this UBI is it's nothing but it is the periodic cash payment that has been unconditionally given to all the individuals irrespective of whether they are in the working condition or not so by giving a cash payment this periodical cash payment to unconditional to all is the basic definition of this universal basic income and with respect to the network that is with respect to this UBI is BIEN that is basic income yet network it is the network of academics and activists who are much interested with the idea of basic income and this BIEN congress summit will be held in this 2019 in the Hyderabad in August 22 to August 25 of this 2019 and why do we need to have this universal basic income because in the last economic survey itself we have dedicated some one chapter about this UBI whether India it is right time to implement a UBI or it is a it is a right time to discuss about the whether it will be suit for Indian people so why we have to analyze why it is need for this UBI or what are the argument that is going against this UBI and what we can do away from it so first thing is why we need to have UBI this is universal basic income first thing is this increasing amount of automation will leads to going to more amount of jobs at the very risk condition so at any time any people may lose their job so by having a basic income will make them at least a sustainable level so far that is the first and foremost thing second thing is too much of too many government schemes that are centrally sponsored scheme around 950 centrally sponsored centrally sponsored as well as centrally sector schemes are available apart from that there are much more of the state government schemes but in spite of all these schemes a citizen cannot have a regular amount of income so that they will have if he will not he or she will not fear about what will happen if i lose a job so in spite of having all the things if we have a universal basic income then it will give a confidence to them that i can sustain it at a basic level so i can go for a much more creative jobs rather than fearing for and going for the unproductive jobs and third important thing is the growing inequality so this growing inequality makes the people at a lower level to be suffer a lot because who are technically well sound or who are highly skilled they are only getting a jobs and they are getting a more amount of a salary while low number of people this unskilled people cannot get that much level of income that makes the wage inequality and the inequality started to grow up and up so we have to reduce it for that at least this low level of people need to have a basic income then only they will get a lesser time to think about what they can do to improve their skill or reskill or upskill themselves so that they can get a good amount of a job and good amount of a salary and apart from that it will give an economic liberty to a person because if he started to have at least for the food level to a basic level of individual getting a good amount of a income as a minimum basic level then it will give an economic liberty that will give have a more productivity towards the job and apart from this recently we have did a pilot project in Madhya Pradesh with respect to this SEVA and UNICEF has conducted this self-UBI scheme as this unconditional cash transfers so in 2011 to 2012 that shows that more number of people started to have especially this poor vulnerable people started to have more engaged in more productive work because more people said that it will give laziness to the people but it was not happening in reality in reality it is the report has said that more amount of poor people started to go for the productive work rather than going for for the minimum amount of work and productive work and apart from this the recent Raithubantu scheme that has been launched in Telangana to give a direct support for that direct income support to the farmers or one of the welcoming ones so these are the things that how UBI has been already piloted project in India how it is impacting Indian people and what are the arguments that is going against this UBI first and foremost thing is this by giving a basic income it will make more people going to be a lazy that is no need to go for a job already you have a minimum amount of income so this is one of the things argument that is against this giving is granting the UBI and second thing is people will not all the people will not get properly spend the money on the health or education rather they will go for this temptation goods like alcohol and tobacco items so it will going to have a negative impact on the environment as well as the health standards of India and apart from this that it is going to have a huge fiscal burden on the government so it's going to have a more and more crunch on this fiscal deficit already we have set a target of 3.3 percentage of a GDP the fiscal deficit has to be within this limit while if we started to implement this UBI without resuming or revamping this other subsidies then it will go have a much more of a 3.5 percentage of a GDP of this fiscal deficit so it will much go beyond this the target level so it will give a much burden fiscal burden on this government if we not properly revamp this all other subsidy schemes and apart from this the fourth important argument against this is it will started to give a more inflation so if started to give more inflation then it will reduce the purchasing power parity of the people and overall it will affect the people's economy and apart from this it will started to leak because if people started to have a minimum income level then it will started to have some sectors to have a more increase the wages level for example if we take in the agriculture sector when MG Naraga started to came more people started to go for MG Naraga work instead of going for the slow level of agriculture labour work the sharecroppers there are more number of agriculture labour work there was a scarcity so if started to give more increasing amount of a wage then only people will come to this this kind of a agriculture labouring so this will make the agriculture still more burden already this agriculture is burdening and this kind of increase in the wage in this agriculture to the agriculture labourers will make this agriculture to me not feasible one and apart from that the sixth important thing is already we have a more and more digital theft is happening in India and this kind of people giving all the UBI through this bank that is direct benefit transfer it will make more and more theft in a digital manner and more people even the educated people cannot protect themselves from this digital theft then more number of financially illiterate people and uneducated people of India cannot have protect themselves from this digital theft so we need to have proper protection system safeguard system and it has to be easily accessible to even the uneducated people then only this UBI will have a proper benefit to will reach the poor and vulnerable section of the society and apart from that what are the way forward things that we can do just directly before implementing this UBI we can grow for the gradualism that is this class C universe the universality that is not giving to entire population just by giving at a face by face to each and every population like giving a population first giving the basic income universal basic income to all the disabled people and then to widows then elderly people like that we can have a face by face we can include all then each and every people while instead of that we can go for this NSP also already we have national social assistance program but see we have not increased that amount for pension that is giving to this disabled women and widows and eldest people from the 2006 to 2007 that shows we are already not concerning about this national social assistance programs that is also it's similar to this UBI only so we have to properly implement this NSAP then it will have much more positive impact on the society apart from this the second topic is second thing is we should not stop this public expenditure on health infrastructure and rural infrastructure because just giving the UBI will not give enhance the health or rural infrastructure government has to provide a proper infrastructure government has to provide a continuous amount of public expenditure on this health education and rural infrastructure apart from the third way forward things that we have to do is we have to revamp and rationalize the already existing subsidies because if we not properly revamp and rationalize the subsidies this directly implementing UBI will have to be a clashes and will have more and more fiscal burden on the government so by properly revamping or rationalizing the subsidies already prevailing that will make the fiscal burden of the UBI will be reduced to much level and apart from this by giving a proper of 17,500 rupees per year for every individual each and every individual will lift the people above the poverty line as recommended by Tendulkar committee so if we started to give more of a UBI then more amount of people will come out of this poverty line as a poverty line we have decided by this Tendulkar committee and apart from that recently Sikkim government has said that they are going to implement this UBI from 2022 with that we will end today's connector position thank you have a nice day share and like comment on 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