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Let's get into the video What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here This is gonna be my video explaining why I think fans and critics alike Have a bit of a divide when it comes to hereditary More so with the fans the critics seem to be more on the positive side and giving it critical acclaim Whereas the fans are kind of split down the middle 50-50 and what they think about the film Now if you're familiar or if you've seen hereditary Now, you know, we've seen this in the past with other movies from a 24 such as the witch we've seen it with This isn't a 24 movie, but we had the same thing with the Baba Duke And if I'm not mistaken there was an Australian movie that came out That's that reminds me of hereditary and what it's trying to do Good night, mommy that came out in 2014 and also The black coats daughter which starred Emma Roberts that came out four years ago Now this divide with a 24 films This has been occurring on also another film is the the autopsy of Jane though if you have not seen that movie I highly recommend that movie, but let me get back to what I was saying So with the a 24 movies We've been seeing a big divide as far as what fans think about it. Some people will say their movies suck Others will say that they are actually really good Now this divide exists because it goes back to something I've been trying to get across for a very long time when it comes to moviegoers and what Fans of the horror genre and movies in general Expect when they go into a theater a lot of times or for the most part when people go into a movie They do not want to actually Be engaged with what's going on they it seems like because that's what a redditor actually asked you to do They're not giving you everything word-for-word You have to pay attention to the story being told the story is being told to you through the dialogue There's stuff going on around the characters. You have to sit down and actually pay attention and watch the movie That's one of the problems with moviegoers in this movie That's why there's this divide because a lot of people when they go and watch movies They're going in there and they're shutting their brains off.  That's not really fair to what's going on on on the actual screen in front of you because While the movie yes does not explain everything word-for-word it is telling you what is going on Throughout the film from start to finish once once The matriarch of the family dies we start seeing we start getting hints and we start seeing Evidence as to what's going on from there. There's there's clues in the dialogue There's clues in the the stuff going on around the characters Like nothing nothing is actually being is being said concretely about what is going on But that's what the whole purpose of hereditary is is for you to be it's for you to be as just as lost as the characters are You're finding out what's going on right along with them as the movie progresses So and that's one of the things I actually really liked about hereditary The the fact that I didn't know as much as the care I knew as much as the characters knew and I was finding out everything they were finding out right at the same time That's something I really enjoyed about hereditary There's plenty of things throughout the film that help you that will help you figure out what is going on That's why this movie has such a high replay value because there's clues There's clues left within the film in the dialogue in the scenery Characters say certain things their symbols in the film that will help you figure out what's going on It's not it's not that this movie is hard to figure out It's just a simple fact that it's not telling the audience what's going on word for word And that's what the audience has been conditioned to get With a lot of the horror movies that come out today You have your generic cast you have generic acting and you have a story That's kind of all over the place and it's full of random sequences or at least that's how the audience perceives it And then you'll have a character or two at the end who will make sense of it all and they'll regurgitate it word for word in front of the audience to another character and that's what that's what the audience has been conditioned to get Hereditary does not do that hereditary tell hereditary's narrative plays from start to finish and What the audience has to do is they have to they have to literally be engaged with the characters They have to actually pay attention to this movie and that's why I think a lot of people do not like hereditary because it's expecting them to not Come it's not coming in and assuming that the audience is is because what a lot of horror movies in my opinion Do they assume that the audience is dumb? So that's why everything is so Layed out and everything's made perfect for the audience to figure out is it's made easy for the audience to figure out What hereditary is asking the audience to do is Pay attention to the story being told pay attention to the characters. Look look at what's going on around them Don't don't forget to pay attention to this don't forget to pay attention to that don't overlook this aspect Don't think too much about that aspect Everything's being handed to you, but it's up to you to figure out and put the whole story together And what I like about that is you can put together a story that makes sense But at the same time you still have those questions that hereditary does not not answer because we do not find out everything about What's going on in hereditary? But there's several things that will help you along the way in this film to figure out what's going on with this family There's a symbol that shows up several times There's different images that appear several times The ass there's the there's the scene at the end of the film or there's the references between Annie played by Tony Colette and her Her daughter the dialogue between the daughter and the mother that there's the The daughter and the bird chopping the head off. There's a whole bunch of stuff that illustrates what's actually going on You just have to pay attention to what's being shown on screen because what a lot of people are doing is they're seeing this stuff And they're just saying what is going on none of this makes sense. What what is that? Why is everything why is everything so random? It looks like a lot of randomness Because the movie is actually leaving clues along the way And it's not even that the film is a bunch of random sequences It's just that that's what people are perceiving it as because they're not being told word for word What's going on? They're not having everything handed to them on a silver platter That's what the biggest problem is now with hormones and also there's a there's this whole idea that this movie is not a scary movie Now the problem was saying that is if that were the case then here me as being Or wanting to be a movie critic if I'm gonna sit here and say hereditary isn't a scary movie Then I could I would have to say the same thing about the Halloween series the Freddy Krueger series the Jason movies scream I would have to say that about pretty much every horror movie I've ever seen because I am not scared of horror films a horror film not scaring you does not make does not mean It is not a horror film that means it did not scare you this is still a scary movie This is still in the horror genre I've never actually watched a scary movie that I've never wanted to watch again because I thoroughly enjoy horror movies They do not scare me But for you to come out and say that a movie is not scary because it does not scare you or because there's no Scary elements to it. That's not fair to the film because first of all there are scary elements in this movie The the issue is and what the problem a lot of the people online have with this film is the fact that Movies today. They're just they're just covered covered in jump scares Every other scene is a jump scare loud noises to cause reaction from the audience Everything looks very dark. The mood is dark, which is which is fine The problem is that a lot of the jump scares that are used the jump scare tactics. They're always cheap They have nothing to do with as far as progressing the story goes The last time I've genuinely seen a movie that effectively used jump scares was the original first two insidious films as well As the original conjurer of the first two conjuring films Every other movie that's been coming out They just love to use jump they just love to use jump scares to hide the fact that they're telling a weak narrative on Screen and that it doesn't really make a bunch of sense It doesn't really make too much sense at the end of the day But then you're gonna have the people who saw the film that had those jump scares And they're gonna they're gonna call the movie good just because it made them jump in their seat 68 times while yes, and while yeah, maybe you did jump six or eight times So what was the narrative of the film? Did it even make sense? How was the acting? How was the cinematography? How was the soundtrack? How was this? How was that? There's a whole bunch. There's a whole lot of other elements to a film besides jump scares And that's what I feel the problem was with hereditary Because when people say hereditary wasn't scary from what I've just been reading online and going through the Comment section of other videos discussing this topic People are just saying it wasn't scary because nothing made them jump. Nothing made them tremble. Nothing made them Nothing basically nothing got a reaction out of them Now While that may have been the case that does not mean that the movie isn't doing things that's effectively going to trigger a reaction from other people Because like I was saying before I do not get afraid of most of the horror films that I watch I enjoy horror movies. None of them scared me for so for me to sit here and say that hereditary is not a scary film That is not fair because it is a scary film. It is still in the horror genre Now how is hereditary scary hereditary does not rely on jump scares what hereditary is doing It's it's taking taking the audience as well as these characters and it's putting them in the same position The audience just as much as the characters on screen do not know what is going on the narrative on screen being told is very Disturbing the relationship between the family is Actually hard to look at sometimes because you can tell that this is a very dysfunctional family after the mother dies Or probably even a little bit before she died This is a very dysfunctional family the scenery in the film is a bit Disturbing there's just a lot of elements There's a whole lot of stuff that goes on at the end of the film if you've seen hereditary You know there's stuff that goes on at the end of the film That's definitely stuff that you would see in a horror film. That's it's terrifying imagery imagery throughout Did it the imagery terrify me? No, but this is these are things that will be classified as terrifying imagery This is this is what I'm talking about. You can't just take yourself and then make that Like a reason as to why a movie is not scary just because a movie did not scare you does not mean it is not a scary movie It's the same. I've heard the same thing would get out old get out wasn't a scary movie It was a thriller. I want to say get out was a good mix of a horror film with with thriller and comedy But it was predominantly in my opinion horror It was not predominantly comedy There was like one or two sequences in the film that were actually intended to make the audience laugh That is not that is not comedy and like I like I was saying before a movie not making you jump out of your seat Does not mean the movie is not scary. It means the movie did not scare you it means the movie did not have an effective scare or An effective tactic to make you scared that does not mean the movie wasn't scary or that the movie wasn't good Hereditary is a movie that is getting a lot of hate and it gets it has that divide because once again People when they go into movies or a lot of moviegoers nowadays when they buy tickets and they go into see these movies They're expecting to have everything handed to them They've been conditioned to jump scares because that pretty much every other horror film that comes out has has jumped scares It's like a marathon of jump scares every horror movie. That's been coming out. That's PG 13 Especially they're all splattered with jump scares characters that you don't get invested in characters that are poorly developed Bad CGI case in point the latest slender man movie that came out that was atrocious I will be doing a review on that film in the future That's just my honest opinion on the topic hereditary is a film that's getting a lot of Flack because it's not doing the things that Most horror movies that come out today are doing it's it's relying instead of relying on jump scares and cheap thrills it's relying on the narrative on screen and The unknown of of you being in the unknown just as much as these characters are that's that's what's so effective about hereditary It has terrifying imagery and the narrative on screen is actually being is actually scary to hear and is actually being told from a We're actually seeing a story on screen Unfold about a family that's being destroyed. That's that's what's terrifying Because we know as the audience we know the only thing we know is that something is lurking in the shadows with them That's all we get because with everything going on We know something isn't right the family themselves might not know it but it's what's so terrifying about the film is the narrative that's going on on screen the imagery we see and Just the connection and the Like the relationship between these relatives. They they don't seem all that well connected. They seem a bit dysfunctional They they they're just not all the way there as a true family unit That's what's the most scary thing about this movie to me. It's not relying on jump scares. It's just relying on the narrative Did the movie scare me? No the movie was a well done film Tony Collette definitely deserves an Oscar if she doesn't get an Oscar Then I would put Alex Wolf of there to also be like a second option for an Oscar But definitely Tony Collette was the standout of this film. She was amazing The directing was good the cinematography was fine The score for this film was was amazing as well. Did the story make complete sense? No, that's why there are several ways That's why this movie has so much replay value because you can come up with different theories about what they give Because they are giving you things they give you things all throughout the movie You just have to pay attention So because like if the movie wasn't really giving you anything then you wouldn't have these people That are trying to explain what's going on in the movie. The movie's giving you things. You just have to pay attention So that's that's another thing that I was getting at you I don't like to say a movie is bad or good if I didn't understand it because how can I actually Have a valid argument or a valid opinion when I just stated that I didn't even understand what I just saw From if I'm going to call a movie good or bad. I want to first understand what I just watched So if I'm confused about what I just watched I'm not even gonna give my official thought on the topic because that's not fair to the film itself I'm not even I'm not even 100% sure what was 100% sure what was going on But now all of a sudden I'm 100% sure if it's good or bad. That's not really fair to the film that I just watched so What I like to do is I like to watch a movie if I understand it Then I have an official thought if I don't understand it then I won't say anything because that's what a lot of people also did with hereditary I saw a lot of people Saying that the movie was bad because they were just confused throughout the film Well, that doesn't mean the movie was bad. That means that you were just confused and you missed some things So that's why you couldn't really get into it This has like it has nothing to I like to grade movies on themselves I don't like to include myself when I talk about a movie Only unless I'm trying to discuss what I do what I did and did not like So for me to sit down and say hereditary was bad because I was confused in it If that was the case, I wasn't confused at all But let's just say that was the case if I was confused while watching hereditary and I just say oh This is bad. Don't watch it because it's so confusing That's not really a that's not really fair to the film neither is that valid because first of all I just said I'm confused so if I'm confused How can I even know if something was really good or bad and another thing to consider is just because just because the story Might have been confusing or let's say the story was actually confusing and the story was literally bad That doesn't take away from the performances that were given or the Or the cinematography or the score Because there's several elements to go into filmmaking. There's several elements I just wish more people would consider that when they rate films being good or bad the movie You don't even have to call it good or bad. It can simply be all right. I Just wish more people Would pay attention to what's being shown on screen when they watch movies because that's honestly why hereditary is getting so much Flack you do not have to like the movie Because I've I've said this before in one of my other videos I do not like the film Titanic But for me to sit down and say Titanic is a bad movie that is not That's not fair to that film because I've seen I've seen Titanic at least four times in my lifetime and Titanic While again, I am not into that genre. It is not a horribly made film I do not I I just get sick and tired of people Associating them not liking something to then that meaning that the film was bad. I Just can't stand that I I try to stay away from that as much as possible. I Like to be fair when I'm critiquing films but yeah, those are my thoughts on why I think fans and critics are like are Divided when it comes to hereditary and what I think the audience had why I think the audience had a problem with hereditary It all goes back to what I said people just don't pay attention to what they watch on screen. That's what it all comes down to I Wish you would get more horror movies like hereditary because if we got more horror movies like this And I feel like we would start seeing eventually more of them will start getting more critical acclaim But if you enjoyed this video give it a thumbs up Let me know what you guys think down in the comment section below. Have you seen hereditary? Did you like it? Did you not like it? What do you think were the strong points? And what do you think were the weak points of the film? In the description, I will have links to all my social media accounts. I'm on Facebook Twitter Instagram I also have a patreon. 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So it's kind of the same thing for me, but I just hate it because they're like, oh, we'll see if I got two or three in the morning I won't wake up to like 11 And then like the whole morning is pretty much gone 11 12 depending All right, here's a little geek a to 25 and Of lati to 49 so Vlad is part of the random number block for Toronto That's three Three is Michael and John the one down red socks RPA here of Romney Gonzalez 59 out of 99 that's Chicago White Sox 59 Nine is Steve Birch And we have for the Cincinnati Reds 22 out of 25 RPA there Reds that is Daniel you and we got a Jaren Durand How about Immaculate Black Prime? What is that gonna be out of what is Immaculate Black Prime? So that's probably out of 83. I assume I see Maculate Prime relics, which I assume that's the same thing But no actually should be autographs Yeah, I might be to 83 How many guns all this do you think play in the majors? 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That's part of the round of number block seven going to Jason price and Leo de Rocher That's for the Dodgers 35 out of 49 We have a Curtis Terry 48 out of 83 for Texas When a Curtis We have a patch autograph here for Cleveland George Valera That is 30 out of 49 Cleveland Guardians with a Walter we have a Josiah Gray 1947 for Washington That's spot 9 going to Steve Birch and the last one here is a little shadow box Alec Manoa For Toronto 5 out of 90 25 out of 99 Spot 5 that's going to Steve Birch I know Curtis with the Curtis for a second. I thought it was the same name, but it's Curtis Erickson Our next box. Oh, we got Dylan Carlson 99. That's a zero St. Louis. 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I just think when you put a sticker over a plate, it's just kind of weird Yeah, that's the one thing if they don't actually announce the team on the back of the card It is kind of hard to tell Especially like, you know, you don't really know baseball, but they've say that's a player name. You're gonna kind of have to look it up I've seen that much better All right, here we go guys last box We got our Ryan McMahon to 99. We got a nice little patch to 10 Mike Yastremski We got a Eli Morgan for Cleveland. It's been a Walter Giants is actually a part of the round a number block. Sorry about that. Two Two is Michael And we got a keoba dude for Detroit Also part of the round a number block. That's one Which is Michael We got a nice three-color patch and autograph AJ Alexi for Texas Curtis with that one and last one here is a Spencer Strider For Atlanta 33 ATL Three is going to Roy and there you go guys. 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Hello everyone this is Amit Don of AmitDon.com. Today I'll have another episode of Google Maps, Deeps and Tricks video and I'll talk about how to download offline Google Maps. If this is the first time I repeat visit, thank you for your support on this channel. I'm always trying new and different ideas. If you're into thinking outside the box you may want to subscribe to this channel. If you're looking for more Deeps and Tricks videos there'll be links in the description box below. So what does it mean to use Google Maps offline? Whenever you're using Google Maps it requires Wi-Fi or network in order to bring you the maps and if you're out of coverage or out of Wi-Fi then it's not going to give you any maps. So this feature Google Maps offline gives you the ability to use Google Maps whenever you want and you can download Google Maps offline just by following these simple steps. So the first thing you have to do in to go to your apps and open Google Maps so we're going to go to apps and open Google Maps which is right here and then we're going to search for a place let's say Orillia, Ontario and once you have that place then you have to click this part right here. If you click here it's not going to work so just click on this part right here and then you're going to see three dots on the upper right corner. So if you click on it then you're going to see the option download offline maps and then if you click then you know it's just going to ask you a question and then you have to just click here and it'll download the offline maps and it's going to even tell you that you know it's going to use 20 megabytes of your space. So let's just close that. The second option is going to be very similar let's say instead of a region or a place you're looking for a specific address or a specific restaurant or anything. So just to make things easier I'll just click a restaurant right here and it's going to give you a listing of the restaurants and let's say you'd like to go to a restaurant so we'll just you know pick one random restaurant right here and now you can see that there are three dots again on the upper right corner. So if you click here then if you click download offline maps again then this is going to you know save the restaurant or the area where the restaurant is and you can just click here. So basically it's saving the same thing but it's different way so that's another way of doing it and then there's another way so what it is that when you open google maps so let's just you know open google maps again so instead of searching anything what you can do you can just click on your profile which is going to be on the upper right corner so if you just click on it and then it's just going to give you like you know all the settings under your account or profile and if you just scroll down to offline maps which is right here so if you click on it now it's telling you that you know select your own map to download for offline users so if you just click on it so it's going to give you a map and then you can just you know choose any place or anything from this map and you have to stay within within this like you know blue border so within this area and that's where it's going to be installed or downloaded on your phone and if you'd like to move then you can just like you know drag and drop and then once you are within your region you'd like to download then you can just you know download now just a simple tip that if you'd like to get broader area then you can kind of like you know zoom in or zoom out so you can just like you know select more area by zooming in and you can see that it's getting more space on your phone that means that you know it's downloading the more area and if you go to closer area smaller area then it's going to get lesser so the more you want the more it's going to take a space but you know then you can just like you know choose what you want and that way you have an option to download the specific like you know area whether it's greater area or smaller area by zooming in or zooming out so that's how you can choose any specific region or area or restaurant or location so that's all for today thank you for watching this video there'll be more videos coming up so i'll see you shortly thank you


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Every time we leave, we're going to keep in the same process. We do a production. If you love for you to meet our team, we do the applications assistance program, too. And our primary responsibility is to support them. If you want you to be able to put the names, the faces, everybody, if you want to be there. It's a beautiful way to interact with the stories. We usually have a topic. It's very small. So you can talk to us before you leave for more. And then we're going to do training. And then we'll execute the time you have to do what you did. If you're talking about it somewhere, So on our team, we have got Mark Tyler Teresa Laurie Carl Lena is our administrative major. I'm sure that's probably back in the office right now. My name is Gabriel Williams. And our CIO joins us. Michael Coyner. So before I advance to the next slide. That's a new approach. This is a safe space. We've got all the lines. It stays a better bunch. So we're having a better bunch. It's a better bunch. It works. It works. It's a better way. It's a better bunch. If you can tell me what focus stays for. That's the act of it. These are not saying I'm in. Somebody else. Family education and all. Like two fighters. This is federal regulation. The government is pretty much everything we do here. Focus. It's been updated throughout the years, but it's a good thing to know that just all the data that you do is a workbook. If you go up to the website or if you look up for days, at the very top they almost always have this sentence. This is the synopsis of what TRIPID is. It is the federal law that protects the privacy of student educational message. So what that means is that our students have the right to write it. All their information is their information. You only have access because we have a legitimate educational interest to know that. So we'll work with our people of data, and this seems very incisive in that we support the database that houses a lot of this data. This data also can exist in noodle, or it can be in your mishap. All of these student statements belong to them, and they deserve privacy. We can't release that information to anybody. How are we going to do that? We'll talk about some evidence that we have just going on. Not only that, but just because we have access to some information and assistance, if you're able to register at the office, you'll be able to do whatever they do. It doesn't mean that you don't have access to it. We don't have any reason to look at it because data is not enough to build it. One direction is to look at what we need to have it, and we can do it sort of well. Anybody who's dealt a good value card, that's pretty much the same thing a lot. One of the things that's really important to me, is that the registrar's office, if you're able to do that, maybe a lot of you got more than you need to do, and it's just to be able to show you that you're an expert on whether or not you're doing it. So if you ever have a question about work data, or some information, or some exactly question for information, it always refers back to the registrar's office. We go through examples today, oftentimes via security, after the registrar's office. Everybody knows who our registrar is, right? Danny is. He's not here with us today. He's in the conference. So not all data in the systems, we build up all the information we build up in some kind of detail. And so it's good to know a couple of keywords together. And one of the big ones is directory information versus non-directory information. Perfect for tasks, if I was going to say non-directory information. But in some information, our system is considered public. We define, the further the findings, that's very specifically in there, in the law, but we also define this definition of what is directly and what is not, and our new board policies in the industry. And there's more out there, of course, curious as to whether or not something is directly or not. I've put together the list of what we have published, right here. It comes down to main address, telephone, e-mail, sort of things that you could see on homework, if you actually use phone books anymore. Enrollment status, dates to attendance, they're major. The school deferring or provision of college. Degrees or awards received. And then we have a couple that are very specific to sports, whether or not they're participating in official activities or sports. There's public information as well as the height and weight of cleaners. I research there. So I guess it's for publishing in the newspaper. That's considered public information. This information is considered public. It's a weekend release of something. But what I tell you, especially if it's self-advocacy, and somebody asks if it's okay, it's true. Because if somebody called up an after John Smith's e-mail address or phone number, I should set up that right. Because, ah, I don't know if I should only give you the information.  Anything outside of this list is considered non-directed information. And that's the purpose of all of that, non-directed information. That data, bringing to registration, if you want to call in for a balance on their account, all information, if they're born, can only be released to the eligible student, to that student themselves. They've got a point that they are free to say. You can't just take a word on it. They call it on the phone, it's like, my name's John. I'm like, uh, great. Uh, here's my information. I have to know that. You can't just use it. You've got to go through the process to make sure they're not free to say they are. Most of our offices have that sort of process built in. But if you're not sure, we have questions. Actually, I just want to talk about it. There's another kind of flavor of data that's out there. I mean, if you're us referring to it a lot, this is one that we're really interested in. Personally, identify other information. Yeah, yeah. And what it comes down to is this is information that if somebody had this information or a combination of this information, they'd be able to figure out who you're talking about. Or easily identify who that student is. Oftentimes, my rule of thumb is if I can use this information to scale someone's identity, that's, yeah, yeah. Any combination of this information with non-directed information cannot be disclosed. Like, uh, if that's her or her faculty and there can't really be solicited grades for people with SSN statery, that's good. So if you got a piece of it, or a date of birth or a photograph, you can either use your name or your ID number. Exactly. You can't use their name, you can't use their address, their ID number, family numbers, their date or place of birth, others. They may have all this information which personally I've got a follow-up information so I have a higher level of security around it. So you're very careful with this sort of information, especially if it's marked non-directed. And the students have a couple of options. There's a couple of podcasts to all these rules. The number one is confidentiality. If a student chooses to speak for an answer, he's diving. They can draw on a phone and let it start off with and put that phone number on it, or they can put it online. You can get it online and let the number take it further to the other side of it. So what that does is that it's all of the information that's included back there. So a higher level of responsibility and a higher level of confidentiality cannot be needed. You can put the phone number on a call back. The fact that you can't even influence whether or not to speak. So for you that is, you can probably note in that the character of an audience is very important to always be careful to whether or not you discuss with the teacher. There are few places you can talk about. You have access to the other ID from an conversational point. That's the key of being a intruder at a company, But you can see a master of that's the one person that you're going to tell the others to use. In fact, as you go around inside Daner and base it on these information, if you want to play out of competition, you're going to want to use some of those pieces of information. If you're out with your brother with the information, there's a really old finding under the status person's information. It's fairly easy to notice as long as you're paying attention to it. But it's a piece of information, all these pieces of information. Many of our reports have the coverage that's going on, but I don't know if there's proof of it. The other thing is disclosure of presentation. So just because somebody is a parent of a student, doesn't mean you can give them information. Like that perfect text, I enjoy giving them information. But oftentimes, parents want to leave that information. So a student can come in and fill out an authorization form. It's in the same place as a confidentiality form on our website. They have a great registrar's office. They have to deliver that in person. Yep. Think of it as any more relevant. And what this does is they'll select the person, they'll identify a person that has their ability to disclose information to, and they set up a passphrase as well. And you can use that to disclose that information. There's one place in Banner where you can see this, SWA, UI, SC, you can see this information. But I don't know if everybody has an office there. So if a parent is calling up and asking for information, you can call a police officer, or a military officer, or anybody else. Best practice is probably to send an interview to register. And that's a tough one. But it depends. People can add anything to their bill, and you know they're just that type of person. And then you cannot release the information. But anybody can ask you for an opera. What's interesting is I think that high people, if you work like this, my son, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Michael's got a great example of his wife, who wants to see a saint pray. Nope. We cannot do that. I just tell her we're happy enough. So there are some, if you look at the FERC regulations, they mention that the alfalfa student could send an interview or an interview to work on a third year, regardless of their 72-year-old work, if you remember. We're waiting for that. That's registrar's office. One thing that I've noticed a lot of emphasis, though, is kind of taking the most restrictive role. You know, even though technically the alfalfa student needs to be able to see an interview or a brief information that's used here yet, typically it's, you know, we go back through all of the information, but we don't release a record if you don't know what it is to come up with good questions. So we're going to start off there. So we're a good place to study opera, like we study opera. We don't touch the interviews. We touch the examples of watching opera, which we can put in this program. But secondly, we've got to talk to the public for, you know, we've seen great bosses who have placed here on the road. We've touched the first thing. So how do you deal with this week? If only that keeps up. I want to know. The way this works, how do they, how do you, All of us have a little bit of intuition, especially when it comes to the truth. Yeah, exactly. This doesn't sound quite right. If it's only fives, it's kind of going to go somewhere, going to this address or something, you know, and it's not an recruiter and you can't really figure out a reason for it. I wouldn't give up on intuition. What is your, uh, f-word? What is doubt? Don't give it up. What is doubt? Don't give it up. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think you should oftentimes. I think that we have a pretty open policy for different other institutions on what people see as reputation. Um, but I've worked with that. I've worked with so many people that's helping me in this experience. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Better than theoretically. Yeah. Meagre is better than Mireseen. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.  You know, because there's things you need, you're in a rush, you've got to find a baby in the arms, you've got to help you out. And you really need to respect the power of the program. Thank you. We're provided for you. Right now, the student group today, we're having the other day, it was funny because we're on a bus today. So, as you've had it like we've done already, we have to check that you're in a role with the teacher before this is possible, right? But I don't want to see if you're in a role where they stop you and say, oh, this is funny. So if I would be able to tell you anything further, if you can provide it that because you've got confidential identity. So, yeah, it's funny where it comes from. Right. Thank you for confidentiality. You can second nature the person.  I'm not prepared. They are happy at all. We have. Moderately up. We have. So. I see it. The. Is. The. Because most of my staff don't have access to David. So we want feet on the other. You know, You want to keep going by that? Because it's not going to happen. I don't know. Do you think it's going to happen? This isn't even going to happen. But it's an emergency kind of thing to keep up the good work. We're going up to a new student in that college office. We're going to always keep up the good work. We're going to have to keep up the good work here. Whether it's going to happen or we're going to head off and I have to use somebody calling up today and I'm in this company who I'm a graduate student doing a sort of research and I'm in this group obviously you can't keep up the good work. It's an emergency. It's not going to happen. It's a good thing. You can't get that out. But that is really a good thing. Why do you think it's going to happen? I don't know if it's going to happen. It's not going to happen. It's going to happen. It's not going to happen. You can't keep up the good work. This is an emergency. I don't think we're going to be off it. Your company is sick for this. But it's not going to happen. It's not going to happen. We're going to be in this group. It's not going to happen. We're going to be in this group. There's an emergency. We're going to be out there and we're going to be up here and have to go and converse. But we're going to have to make it happen because it's all people. It's almost as if we were going to go out and have to be at school, We have a policy up there also for like real-time student information, and there's a charge for now to send it out with these requirements. Right. What are the sort of questions we have? So, if the scope chart is there, that's very simple. I can give them anything. No. As far as I saw on the criminal website, those are questions. As long as we hold the record. Our policy is going to take a long time. So, they do expire. You can see that in that form. There's also a passcode on that. One thing I want to show you is I have provided all, of all this information is available on your board. I sent out these slides at the end of the video. We put on YouTube that these links spell out a lot of these policies. That first link is actually the program website. I've got our board policies and ARs listed here. We have 7040 policies that are specific to the student rights and information. We have one thing that we present to students. We have the board of staff, the UTS and AFL students, and the URO rights of the student. This follows our program design. And then this bottom one has all the form which is the policies that we talk about, the press, the confidentiality, and so on and so forth. I'll go back to the questions. On the right side of the house, I have a meeting with the different members. From here, it has something signed by their child, the board, their student, it's a lot of things, but as it also requires, I need these students to write this. It's based on the letter. Another example we do very often on the vacuum side of things is rating attendance. A lot of people use the XL. So if you compare it with an annual system from a computer, is that appropriate? Yeah. It depends. It really depends on how the application works and how it's secure. How many people feel locked in a workstation? Is that going to stand up if you lock it through the desk? We've got IT going through the desk. Everybody in this room is locked in a workstation or locked in a desk. If you really turn your back on your screen, someone else will lock it in the desk. When does that? An annual page is going to be back later. It's going to be back soon. That's XL. When does that? Or it's all going to be locked in. Later, it's going to be locked in. When does that appear? It's going to be locked in. It's locked in. It's going to be back soon. So it's a good thing. You know that somebody... You know it's going to be locked in. It's a good thing. What makes it good? It's a good thing. It's a good thing. So it's a good thing. I'm just saying... Okay. As I pass... Other staff... Is that... No, I'm just saying it isn't secure enough. It's a good thing. Yeah. It's a good thing for sure. Did you just use that X number? Yes. So that's secure. Or you can find it out more directly if you need it. Sure. She needs to. It's part of their job. It's part of their job. So they need to access that information. So it's going to be perfect. I don't want to show it to anyone. Well, I'm just... My concern is it's already lost. Okay. Because if it only exists... You know... You don't own it. So I just have to... Yeah. So it secures the security of e-mail. The... A little suspect. I really felt people don't send anything in e-mail that you don't want the work to know. Because they could find out. It's not likely that they will. But they could. So, for instance, it's our policy to ever send passwords or authentication information right over here. Yeah. I would never send it to you. Right. But you can ask them to do that. Okay, I'll send something, and you can read it and see if she's on that screen. I'm going to tell you to do that. That's the question now. Yeah.  If Google Docs is... Google Docs is one of our... Let me see if I'll just give it to you. I think that's what the ask is. I don't know if I'm going to answer that. It's expected to be okay. Right? What about that sheet of cover? Okay. All right. You can try again. You can't copy me. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I don't think you're going to do the same thing. I don't think you're going to do that. Okay. Okay. Okay, Okay. Okay. Do Or You have to keep it public. Be careful. You share that with them. Keep it private. Keep it private. Keep it opposite of that. Keep it private. Do not make it public. Be careful. You share it with them. They need to have an educational, an economic, educational information. There is a way where people talk to each other. If you want to protect them, there is a way to do that. I mean, people just need to ask for the same thing as Microsoft Office. Microsoft Office? You're not sure? Nothing on this example of Excel spreadsheets or having people outside of family or legal never, ever put anything on top of that. Here it is. The flash drive is the minute we get it. I'm going to have to drop it. Someone else will take it. Don't just drop that. That's the immediate risk. When I just work in the Office of Admission, I always see a few fans flash drives. You cannot have one in the office. I would like to go ahead and tell you that. But that's a drive. Also make sure you're computer secure. Well, we're on the virus journey. We're on the computer security. But that is on the test. That's an asset. So concerning that, it's fascinating that if we have any reason to keep data on our computer, like in our workspace, would we prefer to use an iDrive instead of, like, a myDoc in the folder? What's your opinion? I put everything in my iDrive and the eDrive just in the practice, because I don't consider anyone a computer computer. I have a service tab, and I imagine I could just drop that walking out of this room and everything on its walk. I think everything in the iDrive is available to me, but it also keeps it a little bit more secure. And it's backed up everywhere. That should just be a best practice, really. It's just like walking away, sitting here up there, or having a pastor on each piece of this. Other questions? For example, do you actually have another 15 or 20 minutes? We've been talking electronically for this data, but don't forget that we have stuff on our desk here for work that has two iDrive information on it, and it's definitely two of the words that go in front of the administration at the high school, and that we should spend that social security data on it, where we're right right up and past it, where we're going to talk about some real data. So make sure that you're aware of those iDrive events. We're not allowed. Do I need it? No, I have to lock up anything that has a security information on it to lock it up, and why put it in the phone. But you're very conscious of those quality people on the desk. You need to turn off the screen for somebody to get you a chance, because that doesn't prevent people from calling. Now, if you can imagine that we have something running down, open it up, it's better than you leave the information. Yeah, mainly it's supposed to practice an option to the other information. Just don't be a rascal, please. Well, I can provide all these things with the audience that I'm sure you can take. And if it wasn't for the other information, Now I'm going to open this up to any question. Can you put it off? If you're curious about it, what's the reason you need it? If you're always going to need anything to ask, I hope you do a couple of things. I think that this probably will. There are a lot of things that I really like to put it there. The big thing that it's on our face every day is the face mask. If you're curious about a face mask, what that is, the banner based on the project, is basically keeping our system in a way that it's going to look better. We actually have one of the greatest differences. For the first community part, we have a banner that we're going to put on. So we've got a 26-year-old banner. The banner will probably open up there. Now there isn't a lot of functionality in there. There's a lot of information. So the best practice of that kind is the program itself. The team and programmers can do it. Over the years, we've released a lot of cool information. There are a lot of different functionalities. We see the kind of influence there. And we may or may not have migrated off of our home-based staff. This stuff is different. So that's what this question is about. Trying to figure out how these needs can be built over time, or what you're going to invent into something, and migrate it over to something that is, together with two RISs, that they're going to do the software that they have. Our goal is to be at 100% this time of the year. And they're going to make something. So on that project right now, we've just, we're about to finish up the wrap-up. We're looking for everything every day. It's taking us most of the summer to go and look for it. We've got some kind of system. We've got things set up. What we've got that's changing, but what we've built that's not even in the project, it's limited to under 1,000. 1,000 is okay. So we're going to start meeting with the functional area in this real-time.  Build projects as to a direct project. We're going to go into that project system. How's that going to be done? It might be different. We might have to figure out how to use the product and it's normal at the very start you're looking for and you don't. But we've got to leave that to end it. We need both of the spaces in our project. I need to do that. This body. This body. We have to get this body. This body. This body. This body. This body. This body. This body. This body. This body. that are out there. What are you saying that you're looking at the way how it's supposed to be used across the country? What are you consulting yourself to do and how it's supposed to be used? I mean, I need to think about it. I mean, once you've done it for much like this, and it's there, that's what you need to apply. It's like, if you need to request that, that's the only way to know that it's not going to be there. I'm going to play it out, so it's okay. It's all about the question, kind of work. That's what it takes time for. I thought it'd be great. Anything else from the U.S. that can help you with that? Upgrade scientists. Everybody's involved with apps, the administrative systems, their community, you know, stuff like that. We need a process where every quarter, we update them and bring it to the nearest version of the game to be up to date. We've been most successful doing that in the past few years now. Right now, Kimmy is going to be the lead for this next cycle, October 3rd, December. And she sent out a calendar for that, one of the good old minutes about the convincing series, what the updates are and what you're looking for in this application. They call me to be back there up in the center. Our goal is, I think, the latest week in December 10th, is I'm in this new plan. And we already have it through the production line. So if you're involved in testing, you want to test it in the next month or so, you've got to be in the drug department. If you're having a question without nothing to test or how to test or what's changed, you've got to send it. We know you can't answer this question. This is the first time you've looked at it up there in the second. Stay positive. Here we go. I've got a question for you. Thank you. Let me know. I'll send it to you early. I don't mind closing it early. Don't be at your questions. We are always available to serve you. If you have a feeling you've done this question early, you can send this email address, phone support, you can have it on your own. That would, I would love to suggest to you, hire me if everybody is going to be there in the floor if that's how you do it. And then this bit.ly, the short link, creates a two-in-a-heading CC and you can have it on YouTube video. I've got a hotbeds out there and a few hotbeds in there. Let us know if you want to see some hotbeds in the future. I hope you have a great time. You're welcome. Bye. Thank you guys for coming. We hope you have a great time. Bye. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.


Hey everybody, welcome to another episode where we watch cartoons with no title for the series, so Let's hop into it. I'm Jordan. I am Jordan battle. I'm Al and I'm Andrew We're carrot research teeth animation. We're gonna watch some old cartoons to feel better about ourselves Today we're watching spider-man the 1967 version Awful one, but it's great. I think we're all familiar with it in mean form But I don't think we've ever seen an episode of it proper. I have not. Nope. This will be a first So let's there better be a lot of web slinging What did the cab driver do oh got him what if those are regular customers Oh There's dynamite no Just to put the word bank on the exterior of that What's with like the Swedish flag I Have notes about this Look at this leg getting kicked up. He's got a counterbalance the way to the bag It was the same run by the way Why not just put the word bank outside that building no one can know Oh Look that's the New York City drift loud noises interrupt my sleep. So he is supposed to be a teenager. Does that know what you sound like? I She's actually gave me vertigo Wait, what is this? There's a helicopter that's getting him around the city Is he he went back or what would have been bad about just having a black sky there. It's nighttime. Wait, what did he say? Sir No You know where he looks manic Look you can't see their legs where we do it to you just slide them on in I Doesn't even look like he's in perspective That's just that's Walt Disney Is that like is that a tow They all look super pissed Look so crowd crowd same crowd No Exactly like or like Lowered them a little bit more. They're like way too close. Yeah, that's really bad. We were spidey. Yeah, you got hit with a vibrator Or like talking like that sometimes Bill Clinton meanwhile at the prison hospital, I feel like a third of this is over and we don't know what the plot is Yeah, yeah, he's in the hospital now We're focusing a lot of time on spider-man not doing anything It was like crazy wet slinging and They're taking him to be cremated I don't know where they're going this music is unsettled doesn't look like any hospital Poorly designed windows. Why doesn't say jail on it. So how do you know the bank didn't say I know this is a small thing, but they couldn't get those windows to be more uniform now No, you know rulers are expensive.  What's with that third one that bars that are like Mr. Jameson Forget it friend the police commissioners ordered hands. I'll sound like they're underwater. I ate the microphone I think the commissioners right so long as he's behind bars. He won't give us any trouble Why do they arrest them because he's a vigilante vigilante justice.  So you just faked being asleep. You faker I'm still not convinced that vibrator is not in That's how we don't have to do lip-sync yep always cover mouth Can we use that in a show somewhere down the line, that is a beautiful run Just backs the floor All right, so his foot is planted here He just like lands like he needs to land here not here like he's still getting where he needs to go Is he why did they think like the best? Like perspective was gonna be back three quarters away from a way from camera someone already do the background so like well That's like that's like the toughest way to like have a run like He's the most suspicious one of all Yeah With a suggestive hand but nothing nothing That was a very long punch That was just a single draw that was just tweens that was totally cheated but like they did a pretty good job because look how he Kind of like yeah, it like wiggles and then falls I'll get him now I thought that was his ass So this is not this is like a whistle like a work whistle correct And then they start on that and then the sirens here Back to this There's so much filler this is like it's like we're watching Dragon Ball Z We're just like the same shot again and again and then yelling Nice That was a wall look at him like I'm sure this wall looks oh my gosh. No, you can actually just step on them. Yeah Comfortably Four animations of him like swing going from I have to use them Here we go again. What is he? Where's he going who knows We do you see the size of that whistle Where's he going because he already went this way he's making laps around the building That's a much better on cycle. We can't risk captain Stacy's life. What about spider-man? There's no sign of him funny You should ask it's him Did only have three legs six legs what what why was the light switch full of juice couldn't he just switch them off Why does like every like super hero need to like destroy the power to like turn something up like just switch it more dramatic. Yeah We already saw the like the juice Spider-man you know a lot of damage.  He's going back. That was reverse Excuse you sir, did you just change colors? Oh, yes, it did paint bucket mistakes. Yeah Let's pick and now he's got a coat on instead of a suit. I'm so confused flashlights or protons They've been changing and also like We're like 20 minutes out from that He seems completely unaffected no guys got a wrench that might just be a different shape vibrator, you don't know He's not gonna map Yoga the way their feet Another just doing like giant door that is a giant Tiny spider-man It's the checkpoint he has to reload to the checkpoint and then he goes back through I have a theory I think What if all of this is just a fever dream dream from after the vibrator Yeah No, after all that he just got a second guy. Why is he in this room now? He didn't even like yell for help. He was just like this is fine.  I don't know I picked a random one look at that's this run They ran past the gate that he was parked at oh they didn't see that wow, of course they would just run into it Of course, they didn't even see their companions. Yeah, I'm gonna use your juice box got killed. You don't have any electricity Him there I think we're about to see something he could have done from the very beginning Yeah, he could have done that at the beginning of this So he's he saved the chief now he's gone Did it go okay Nothing he's swinging on nothing the end There's definitely some way in that cartoon Makes a giant pizza pie It took three people to write this episode on a napkin at McDonald's Yeah, there's a guy who did for it's the cat Huh Did they not was there no credit for animators? There were none You put a bunch of pictures in a bucket and shake it in front of a camera I think if we watch this again, we need to find an episode that has like a bad guy in it He was he was dead for like 10 minutes. Oh, yeah It is okay, I don't know what to tell you I just want that captioned with throw the vibrator And then this Really do think that that was intentional is it? 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It is responsible for governing behavior in response to a highly variable and uncertain world. In terms of vision, it sees only patterns of light, so there's a difference between what your eyes receive and what your brain sees. One of the reasons this photograph is interesting is the subtle conflicting features that tell us on the one hand we are looking at a child, but on the other she has adopted a very adult posture and is holding an object we don't associate with children.  Context affects how you see this image.  If I then inform you that the photograph is called candy cigarette, those conclusions might become entirely different. In fact, the visual system must rely on context at all levels because vision is a problem that mathematicians call ill-posed. This means that a variety of possible causes may be responsible for the same visual scene just because of geometry and light. Your brain evolved to find food and escape predators, tasks which require fast decisions, not to assess artistic images, so your brain must use typical features in the world to develop approximations in order to interpret visual scenes.  Now what do you see? The fact that your brain can solve these problems is what allows you to see depth in this painting even though it is a 2D image. In order to recognize an object, your brain must be able to separate those features that define it from those that do not. A shape, for example, like a square, is composed of four edges meeting at right angles. You still recognize this as a square even if it is large or small, or rotated by some angle. We say that the square is invariant to these transformations. The very first neurons in the visual pathway respond best to bright spots on dark backgrounds, or dark spots on light backgrounds in certain locations of the visual field. Many neurons in primary visual cortex respond to edges, and one hypothesis is that they do so by receiving input from a set of neurons, each of which responds to, for example, bright spots on a dark background arranged in a line. If all of these neurons respond, they send a signal to another neuron that will respond when all of its input neurons are firing. These types of cells are called simple cells. There are also neurons in primary visual cortex that respond to lines and edges in a way that is invariant with respect to translations, movements from side to side, or up and down, at least within a small window. These types of cells are called complex cells, and one hypothesis for how these cells arise is that they receive input from a set of simple cells. One theory for how the brain develops responsiveness to complicated features in the natural world is by building hierarchies of these operations, alternating sets of simple and complex cells that construct features and develop invariances to them. If this is true, we would expect to see regions of cortex that respond to larger and more complicated stimuli and are invariant with respect to more complicated changes. Lines become shapes, shapes become objects, objects become faces. This idea is consistent with much that has been found in the visual pathway. You have neurons in your brain that respond to specific people independent of, for example, what they are wearing or the surrounding environment. This computational structure is very powerful and has been used to develop computer algorithms. As with the photograph candy cigarette, the context in which you observe something affects your interpretation of it. The objects on the screen probably do not mean much to you as they are. They probably appear as abstract shapes. If I provide a context that your brain interprets as occlusion, however, the very same features appear to have a definite identity and meaning. One of the most important questions for visual neuroscientists is how the brain processes context, but we know context can have important effects. In the famous Kana's a triangle, you see the three identifying points of a triangle and your brain fills in the edges, even though there are none present. The percept you have of an edge completing the triangle is an illusion. The brain does have an extremely difficult job. It has to help us make decisions in a highly variable and uncertain world. In order to solve the ill-posed problem of vision, our brain has to use the features of the natural world. In what context do objects appear? What features are often grouped together? It can't resolve these questions based purely on what your eyes receive. Artists can manipulate our visual system to tap into context, from the gist of a visual scene to the emotional resonance we might associate with a time or place so that a painting or photograph becomes more than the sum of its parts.