Hey, welcome to the Continuous Profile. We were given microphones, so now it's like official. Richard, you know a lot about this stuff, right? Sorry, I'm just just- You know a lot about this stuff, right? Just continue. That's how we define a lot. I don't know. So what did you all want to talk about? So my interest in this is from the perspective of, again, like with my sake observability or tag observability had on Continuous Profiling is the next thing after metrics logs and traces or logs metrics and traces depending on where you're starting. But the usual user story I'm seeing is people who are in like less evolved software systems tend to start with logs, then they go to metrics, then to traces. Sometimes they go logs, traces, then metrics. But usually the common path is for the new starters to be logs, metrics, traces. Whereas if you have more mature systems, either course people already have larger installations which they have been observing for some time or other things like network and such infrastructure where people already had all those birthing pains which we are currently seeing in the observability space. They usually start with metrics, of course they already had this realization that it's a lot cheaper to reduce information into numbers. Either way, as we are dealing with more and more software, obviously, preaching to require, I guess, after tracing comes Continuous Profiling. That's something we see again and again and again with all my different hats on. So that's why I'm here. I'm interested in how to make this work for the generic case. Can we start with the tilde? With what? The tilde? Yeah, sorry. You mean of what Continuous Profiling is? Any volunteers, or should I? Google. I don't know. So, okay. A profile is basically you look at the structure of your running program. It used like the thing which is now often called a profile used to be called trace in Unixland which kind of makes everything confusing but from the history or from how it's defined as of today is I take a snapshot of the current state of my system. How much time have I spent in X function? How much memory is this entire thing using these kinds of things? And going away from just a snapshot to doing this again and again and again and again and seeing how this changes over time, how this evolves. Maybe I'm in an error state. I'm seeing high latencies. I'm seeing this and that error. What is happening with, I don't know, my memory usage at the same time or my CPU or which functions. What is my hot path? What are the paths my code is usually running through all those kinds of things? You can answer by looking at the profile of a program again and again and again. With Go you have it relatively easy. Of course you have your prof endpoint or P-prof endpoint and you can just look at the thing. Other languages, it's not as easy. So initially from the cloud native slash Go world, continuous profiling used to be to just look at the P-prof endpoint a lot and determine what changes over time and what desirable and undesirable behavior this correlates with. Very well. Our services at AWS, we use P-prof to profile our services and we run it on the regular cadence but we don't necessarily currently store it in any backend. It's all used locally so we can access the information for P-prof information. It's the fourth signal but what you do with it is not a, I come from an APM background so it's not a. For the recording I think you need to put the. You need to go directly? Yeah, because the people who are enrolled won't. You won't hear it. So it's the frequency of collection and what do you do with the data afterwards? That profile information. Some of the challenges we faced in the Ruby SDK is we had a vendor specific implementation that had a continuous profiler and it ran in a thread in its own thread so therefore it would get its own context object and its own thread local variables whereas the main process for example that is running the operations or the request had all of its context information in a separate thread and trying to share the information in between the sampling profiler that's running in its own P thread and the telemetry adult SDK running in a separate thread. We had to like essentially patch the context in order to give it access to the other thread that's running. So some of the challenges in implementation at least on the Ruby side is that a challenge that other language implementations have faced or might face in the future? Like you do JS work, right? Yeah. Oh, of course. So everything's easy for you. You see easy for that, you can. JMX. I mean, we touched on this a little bit in the session before. There's like we touched on this in different contexts but still it's a little bit the same story. You have languages where this is already built in like for example, Go. You have languages where this is super hard like for example, Python. And you have languages where you have something where you can at least talk on in the middle Java. The thing which all of those have in common is they run on Linux. So one of the things which I do think might make sense is again looking at EBPF. Of course, there all of a sudden it's, you see what function calls you see how often and you see this, it doesn't matter if it's Java or if it's Ruby or if it's Go or if it's Fortran. You just see what you're hitting, how often you're hitting it, what time you're spending in between hitting those. You don't get the precise same depth of information like you wouldn't get what Go's PPROF gives you just out of the box. But I also strongly believe that over time EBPF will be enabled to carry more context from user space into kernel space. Maybe attach a label to a syscall or something to actually be able to transport information more or less for the explicit intention to just signal to EBPF and at that point you don't need to do this in Ruby or in what have you. The other thing is, in particular in scripted languages and such, implementing those kinds of things as part of the language tends to become super expensive. And if you look at, I think the paper from IBM is from the 70s about how much effort and time and money you should be spending on, I think they didn't even use the term monitor, but whatever, on the same concept with the same underlying desires and concepts which we are still dealing with today, they came out at 10 to 20%. If you look at actual research, that tends to be those magic 20% tend to be the cost which you're allowed to invest and also what you should invest to get good outcome. It's a lot easier to do this in the Linux kernel than for example in Ruby.  There was, as an anecdote, a nameless company working on a nameless, it's not Grafana, but I heard about this through. It wasn't us, but they were running something serverless and cool and blah, blah, blah. And they realized that over 50% of what they were actually paying for in CPU time was just service mesh and they realized this with continuous profiling. This is not an amount of money you should be spending on your service mesh. Same goes for your observability stack. Was that a configuration issue though or was that a particular type of environment or applications or work flows that were running on service mesh that was causing this? I think how they called it or what amount of data they sent in and out. I don't have the details. I would be making stuff up at this point. It was user error or programmer error of how they interacted with the endpoint or with the APIs. But I don't know the details. But this is the type of thing to come back to the TLDR. Which is relatively easy to find with continuous profiling. Of course, all of a sudden you're getting those insights and you used to be able to do this with like classic systems. A JET attached GDB and go to town like in more when you had different containments for your complexity. I guess I come back to the continuous profile but you matched it back up to the EBPF and how do you correlate the two between user space or system calls and be able to say that this is using the aggregate of all these calls or actually what's contributing to your resource usage or your memory. I would think that would be the correlation. No. You can't. You don't have it at that level though. Yeah, yeah. You don't. You can change where it happened. Yep. Just to reiterate what I thought I heard you say, Richard, is that you can see this coming or you're predicting that this might happen in EBPF is that they'll add the ability to add custom labels which would give us the ability to pass the trace ID and span ID context. Is it an aggregated information? Aggregated on what? Aggregated in such a way that an individual trace ID or span ID is irrelevant. In the common case, it will be irrelevant. And also, like in all of the things we're talking about, you'll usually have aggregations. Logs and traces are not precisely following this but anything else which you're seeing is basically already aggregations like metrics and continuous profiling and others. Of course, it's just super expensive to not have aggregates and you need to go to aggregates as soon as possible and you see this in humanities history again and again and again and again. That you want to have this level of detail and then you realize you actually don't want to pay for this and then you start putting numbers in such things. I think that, A, yes, like in my mind, at some point I do think that there will be more possibility to actually talk to EBPF, so to speak. But also the other thing, and now we're back at this correlation of signals and having unified alerting, single pane of glass, I don't need to tell you that I actually drank this Kool-Aid and believe in this stuff, of course I also wouldn't be working where I'm working at. If I see my latency spike, I know when that happened and I can look at my continuous profiles to see what they looked like before, after and during this thing or I see this in that error suddenly is spiking. I don't have to extract all of this information from my continuous profiles. I absolutely do not. I would actually argue somewhat strongly that both continuous profiling and traces shouldn't be carrying all this depth of information. Of course, I already have my aggregates, which are the metrics and I already have my specific incidents which I care about, which are my logs and those already carry the meaning. For example, when you look at, so for open metrics, when we talked to Google, I forgot when, we were talking about how to do this for other types of signals, like apply the things which Prometheus does for others, blah, blah, blah. And they said something which really stuck with me that it is not efficient to search for traces. And when Google tells you that searching for something doesn't scale, you better listen. And what they did is exemplars and that's what you now find in open metrics, is what you find in Prometheus, it's what you find in Loki, it's what you find in others. They have an ID to a trace. And you only need this ID. Of course, the thing is if I'm ingesting all my traces with all the raw metadata, I need to actually distill meaning from this again. And it's super nice to be able to slice and dice this as I want at runtime, but it's super expensive. There is, I already have my information that hey, this and that latency is spiking or this and that error is spiking. And just by attaching those exemplars, I know I can jump into this trace, I have the mental context, I can jump into the thing, I can look at it. And the same is true, not with specific traces, but at least with time and what machine and what fleet of what service and what have you, is true for continuous profiling. Of course, all of a sudden I can say, okay, I have this and that thing. It's in undesirable state. How do my profiles look? So I was jumping into looking at what the proposal actually was for the, what's in the OTAP to describe a bit about how they wanna do any sort of correlation whatsoever with tracing. And maybe I was wondering if there was something in here that I could quickly look up. But this is talking about doing correlation with P-PROF, and then I was looking at like, well, I could have sworn that I saw that Pyroscope had support for tracing integration. That's also P-PROF, not EBPF. So these are all P-PROF-SCOLE specific. And I would strongly agree that GO is the default in Cloud Native, but if you look at, for example, their metrics is going first within open telemetry, it's Java and C, or C-Hash. Of course, that's where the most users are. And it's nice to have P-PROF annoying. I like P-PROF, but it's completely and utterly useless to someone using Java. I don't know. I've looked at the P-PROF definition just for less than a half hour total. Is it standard enough where it's language and technology agnostic? Is it only useful for like the continuous profiling situation where you're trying to compare multiple profiles over time? Should it just, I guess, I don't understand about it. I wanna learn more about it and whether it's a good candidate to use as the data transfer type. P-PROF itself is really good. And it's, in my opinion, in my strong opinion, standardized enough to just use for different languages. And if you were to magically have your GVM or whatever, emit P-PROF-compatible data, you would make a lot of people very happy. And you already have an ecosystem around this, which just integrates super well. It also would mean that anyone who, yeah, no, long story short, if other languages were to speak P-PROF, I do think this would be a tremendous benefit for the whole ecosystem. I generally strongly, very extremely strongly believe that open standards are the most important thing about anything which we're doing. Of course, technologies come and go, implementations come and go. But if you look at how ISO OC layers without those, the internet would not exist. You still can read out old Modbus installations from 30 years ago, SNMP installations from 20 or 30 years ago with the same protocols because you have those open standards. And even if your implementation is literally 30 years newer, it still interoperates. So yes, having Java emit P-PROF type profiles would be awesome. So why isn't that then? Was it because of the overhead that it had?  I would personally, I strongly believe that having a standard here would be great and P-PROF is best suited to be a standard, which is arguably outside of the scope for open telemetry. But I mean, in the end, we care about having the functionality and this is probably the quickest way to have this. At least looking at, for example, one of the P-PROF is what is the Datadog APM, which is what was donated to Hotel Ruby and that's where we're starting implementations from. The profile that's built into that is using P-PROF to export data. So that might be an opportunity or that might be how it would have, but it might evolve for Ruby. I'm looking at this other comment here added by Peter Pig about Pyroscope and it talks about utilizing RB-SPY. Not that this is an expiration moment for Ruby, for all of you, sorry to hold you hostage here, but it's just curious because I'm looking at all these different comments, sorry in there. I figure that might be an interesting point, but it seems to align closely to what might be feasible for us at least. So did they donate it and then hands off or are they actually actively working on this? We do not currently have any Ruby engineers from Datadog assigned or maintaining the project. We did have one, but they moved on to go work somewhere else and then they stopped maintaining and stuff. Okay, Petty, of course what you said initially sounded like this could be, okay. It is what it is. I wonder what conversation you had. I mean, we're just a fraction of the folks that are interested in Pro-Pymon. I think the initial call had like 60 people on it. We're doing some hackathons internally and some internal projects on P-PROP and evaluating Pyroscope for the profile of A and other ones, so we're trying to gather the best way to do continuous profiling. So happily we'll share some of the results with the rest of the community as soon as we get that data. And the thing is you always have this initial influx of people who are interested, of course, to hear about it. Most people don't stick around to do the actual work. It's more like you need to actually have commitment for this, like long-term and continuous. You need to find the value, right? If there's value, then you'll build it, but if there's not really a value that you've proven with later, and that's the thing, I mean, that's where AWS we're always working backwards from customers. If the customer asks for it, we'll build it, but if there's still, I would say, very infancy stages to be able to go and build these things, so it's not, that's why the demands are just not there and nobody's proven the value, so it's a checking and egg thing, right? I would say the value is there, but it's not easy to prove. And also you need to anticipate, like the customer needs to tell you what they already know they want. That's not the visionary approach. That's like the more stopgap-y approach to some extent.


For more videos on people's struggles, please subscribe to our YouTube channel. Dozens of Palestinians rallied in Gaza on Tuesday, October 22nd, protesting against the frequent Zionist incursions into the al-Aqsa Mosque compound. In the last one week alone, at least four such incidents were reported with the invaders numbering in the thousands. On Monday, hundreds of Jewish Israeli settlers, accompanied by soldiers, stormed into the mosque. They reportedly pushed aside Muslim clerics and worshipers, and then gathered to pray for the destruction of the mosque. Four Palestinian worshipers were also detained during this ordeal by Israeli police, according to the Islamic law, which is responsible for looking after the mosque compound. The police gave no clear reason for these detentions. Prior to this, on October 17th, hundreds of Israeli settlers broke into the mosque compound again under the protection of the Israeli police. These intruders included students of Talmudic clerics who went on to perform rituals and prayers. While the settlers were able to proceed with the rituals and discussions on the plans for destruction of the mosque in an uninterrupted manner, Palestinian worshipers waiting to enter the premises faced restrictions from Israeli authorities under the pretext of the settler's security. So why is al-Aqsa so significant, and what are the motives behind these incursions? The al-Aqsa mosque, also known as the Harama Sharif, is considered to be the third holiest site in Islam after Makkah and Medina. It is managed by the Islamic work of organization as per an agreement signed between Israel and Jordan. The settlers who have been regularly forcing their way into the mosque premises are part of the Third Temple Movement. This movement is part of the Israeli policy to construct a historical narrative that justifies the continued colonization and occupation of Palestinian land and historical monuments, as well as the genocide of the Palestinian people. This narrative implies that the land did not belong to the Palestinians living there, and hence was empty before Israel was founded in 1948. A key element of this revisionist process is the eradication of all existing symbols of Palestinian or Muslim presence. And a part of this narrative is a movement's demand that the al-Aqsa mosque be demolished and a Jewish temple be built there instead. By the temple, these extremist Jews are referring to the Second Temple of Solomon, which was built around the 6th century BC and was destroyed during Roman rule. Zionists claim that the temple mount lies on the premises of the mosque compound. They also claim that the western wall is the remnant of the Second Temple. This wall is considered the holiest place for Jews and is adjacent to the al-Aqsa compound. Such incursions have also become more frequent and repressive under the rule of the far-right liquid party. These incursions are not only provocative and acts of hate, but also violate Israeli law. The preservation of holy places law was passed after the 1967 war during the premiership of Levi Ashkel. This Israeli law stipulates that access to religious places for worshippers is protected by the state. Act one of the laws says, the holy places shall be protected from desecration and any other violation and from anything likely to violate the freedom of access of members of different religions to the sacred places. It prescribes five years imprisonment for anyone preventing people from accessing the religious places. As per this Israeli law, Jews are only allowed to visit the mosque at designated hours and are not allowed to pray. However, successive Israeli governments and particularly liquid-led governments have violated the law on numerous occasions, often for political gains. Palestinian Muslims in Gaza cannot even access the mosque, while the 2.5 million Muslims in the West Bank can only do so with a permit. For them, as well, restrictions vary, including a total bar on certain days. For instance, every year, Zionists celebrate the Independence Day of Israel on May 8th. A large number of Jews gather and enter the Al-Aqsa compound on the day in complete defiance of the sensitivities of Muslims. Similarly, June 2nd is celebrated as Jerusalem Day. This is the day each Jerusalem was occupied by Israeli forces during the Arab-Israeli War of 1967. This year, Jerusalem Day fell on one of the last days of the holy month of Ramadan. For the past 30 years, access to the mosque has been restricted for Jews during the last days of Ramadan. This year, on May 16th, an Israeli court rejected a petition presented by a group of Jewish extremists seeking access, but stated that ultimately the police would be responsible for deciding whether or not they would be able to enter. On May 13th, it was reported that the police had planned to stop any such access on Jerusalem Day due to Ramadan to Jews. However, in the end, the change political scenario seemed to have led to a shift in their position. Now, the Israeli government has also stated that it is officially considering allowing Jews to pray inside the Al-Aqsa mosque compound. Protesters in different Palestinian organizations have repeatedly stated that the continuing violations of the Al-Aqsa compound will only escalate tensions and lead to mass protests in the region.


Hey everybody welcome back to the Manga Geekdom. Today we're going to go over the top 12 most anticipated new releases for the month of August 2023. Let's do it. Now before we get started let me mention real quick that dates are always subject to change. Please be aware of that. And if you're new to the channel let me tell you a little bit about this video series. There are a lot of manga coming out and instead of just going through everything I picked 12 books that I think everybody should check out or get excited about and these typically include new volume ones, boxes, hardcover deluxe editions, stuff like that. I know sometimes you might see a manga that has like 50 volumes and that's kind of hard to recommend to somebody starting new. That's why I always go for the new releases or maybe the standalone editions. The first one on the list here is Akane Banashi. This is being put out by Vizmedia. This manga is written by Yuki Suenaga and drawn by Takamasa Moe. Shinta Arakawa wants nothing more than to pass his Shunichi exam. The test that would make him a top-ranked headliner and master storyteller in the traditional Japanese art of Rakugo. His daughter Akane Osaki is his biggest fan and even practices the same performances while watching him behind the closed door to his study. When Rakugo master Isho Arakawa expels everyone after the exam with no explanation.  From that day forth she has but one goal. To avenge her father and prove his art was worthy of the title of Shinuchi. This one is pretty great. Akane Banashi I think is one of the better shonen job titles that are currently being put out and to have this in collected edition is always great. The art on this is absolutely beautiful and I highly recommend it if you're looking for something distinct, new, with a funny bone, with great characters. It's great to see something like Rakugo being exposed to younger generations and of course to the international audience that might not be aware of this traditional art form from Japan. Heart Gear Volume 1. This is also being put out by Vizmedia. This action sci-fi manga is written and drawn by Suyoshi Takaki. You might know that creator from works like Black Torch. In a post-apocalyptic future a human girl and an android travel the world in search of a mythical utopia to protect those they love. Nearly 200 years after the destruction of humanity in World War 3, Rowe lives a happy life exploring the ruins of civilization with her uncle, a robot named Zett. But when their peaceful life is threatened Rowe must trust the mysterious robot Chrome to bring her family together again. Now I know that this manga has a huge delay and it's currently in hiatus but a cool sci-fi epic is something that I always gravitate towards so I had to recommend Heart Gear for all you sci-fi nerds out there.  It has wonderful art and a really intriguing plot that I think will appeal to most. Dead Company Volume 1. This is being put out by Tokyo Pop. This story is written and drawn by Yoshiki Tonogai. This horror mystery manga is about a death game where players are forced to kill one another until there's only one person left standing. This is the story of Ryosuke Miyaguchi, a young man who survived a real-life battle royale game three years ago and who has been struggling to live a normal life since then. One day Ryosuke was scouted by the enormously popular game developer EDC who asked him why don't you use your special experience to make a game. This sounds horrific, action-packed, and all the makings for a wonderful thriller. Be sure to check out Dead Company Volume 1 coming out this month. Mr. Villain's Day Off Volume 1 being published by Square Enix Manga. This slice of live comedy series is written and drawn by Yu Motikawa, the mysterious and dastardly man known only as the general within the evil organization plotting to take over the world is one of the top targets of Earth's defense unit, the Rangers, but on his precious days off he's more likely to be at the local zoo staring at his beloved pandas or trying out new ice cream flavors. Will his secret hobbies be jeopardized forever when his natural enemy, a ranger hero out to save the earth, catches him in the act. Mostly an episodic slice of life adventure like I mentioned earlier, Mr. Villain's Day Off is the perfect book to unwind and enjoy a good laugh. Go check it out if you can. From the world of Kazuo Umez, Viz Media brings us Cat-Eyed Boy Perfect Edition Volume 1 Hardcover Edition. Finally back in print after so long, I am so excited about this. If you don't know, Cat-Eyed Boy is hated by humans and demons alike dwelling in the shadows of the human world. Wherever he goes, disturbing scenarios involving both men and monsters begin to unfurl. And if I am correct in this, there will be two volumes of Cat-Eyed Boy to collect this whole thing and that is super exciting. I cannot wait for this. Pick this up if you're in the mood for some classic spooky stories from a master of sequential art. After we gazed at the starry sky, this is being published by Yen Press, story and art by Bisco Kida. It all started with a job. When a wheelchair-bound Subaru Miyazawa decides to visit the planetarium after finishing its brochure design, he unexpectedly bumps into Togo Awase, the photographer involved in the project. Although he admired his work, he never thought he'd see the man himself or that Togo would go so far as to carry Subaru down the steps to view the starry night sky up close. Subaru could only hope they would meet again. So this BL romance is a one-and-done volume which is great for all of you trying to save space on your bookshelves. I don't know which is love. Volume 1. This rom-com is also published by Yen Press, story and art by Oku Tamamushi. With high school graduation approaching, Mei Soraike tries to confess her love to her best friend, for whom she had long harbored a secret crush, only for her hopes to be crushed.  And no sooner does Mei set her resolve than potential prospects start sidling up to her one by one. We're at the point of the video where I have to let you know that this book is my personal pick of the month. It is Toge Oni, Primal Gods in Ancient Times, Volume 1. This book is also being published by Yen Press, an action fantasy series written and drawn by Kenji Tsurubuchi in the ancient kingdom of Yamato, between the era of the gods and that of men. There was a time when the two coexisted. Mio is chosen to serve as a human sacrifice to her village's god, Kippuson no Mikoto. Hope I said that right.  Ken Ozuno, a monk with the special ability to speak one-on-one with the gods, saved her life. This is right up my wheelhouse, along with Cat-eyed Boy, when it comes to the supernatural, folklore, urban legends, mystical stuff, all that, you can sort of define my bonga taste by those genres. So yeah, I am absolutely excited to check out Toge Oni, Primal Gods, and this has fantastic artwork and I am super intrigued. Hopefully you guys are as well. Mobile Suit Gundam, Char's counterattack, Bel Torchika's Children, Volume 1, published by Denpa, with story by Takayuki Yanase and art by Sabishi Uruaki. In a new adaptation of Tomino's groundbreaking film, their first battle changed the tone of the one-year war. Their last battle could be believed as the end of that war. Now, more than a dozen years later, Char has emerged to lead a Neo-Zion and Amuro is ready to confront his rival once again. Created 25 years after Yoshiyuki Tomino's original novels, Bel Torchika's Children is an alternative telling of the legendary film.  And of course, I always have to remind you, keep an open mind when reading adaptations like this. It's meant to be different. The Illustrated Guide to Monster Girls, Volume 1, this comedy fantasy school-life manga is being published by Yenpres, Story and Art by Suzu Akeko.  A bunch of failures more likely to be frightened and bullied themselves. Can this ragtag group of underdogs become successful, full-fledged monsters? I love the premise for this. I am fully on board for this. I really want to check this one out and I hope you do as well. The Witch's Marriage Volume 1, published by Yenpres, this GL fantasy series, is done by the studio headline. Opening the door of truth is the ultimate goal for many a witch. Gathering enough power to do so is no easy feat, however. And a popular method is entering into a witch's marriage, a contractual bound that generates more power the closer they grow. Melissa is one such witch, but is her heart truly immune to the adorable Tanya, as she claims. This one looks super sweet. I love the art for witch's marriage, and I've been interested in checking it out for a while now, so this is the perfect opportunity, thanks to the folks at Yenpres. Alrighty, let's close out this video with the last recommendation here. The Other Side of the Clouds, Volume 1 by Glacier Bay Books. This is a slice of life series, written and drawn by Yoruno Hitsujigumo. A young girl moves to the seaside town of Kumogawa. Wandering under the dazzling sun and ever-changing stars, she searches for meaning in an item from her past. The Other Side of the Clouds is a record of those hazy, dreamlike days in the mysterious little town by the sea. An atmospheric snapshot into the casual youth, a blossoming friendship, and the desire to travel. I can always count on Glacier Bay Books to provide amazing reads, great presentations, and just intriguing plot descriptions. I didn't know about this, I learned about it as I was making this video, and I was hooked not only by the slice of life elements, but by the fact that it's an atmospheric entry point into this town and people growing up and living their lives and all that wonderful stuff. So yeah, I do plan on checking this one out. There you go guys, 12 manga releases that I anticipate will be hot sellers in the month of August 2023. Thank you everybody for tuning in. Thank you for all the likes, the comments, the follows. Thank you for subscribing. It's amazing. Thank you so much. I know I say that a lot, but it's always true. I gotta be thankful for all the love. So that's gonna be it for now. God bless. Stay safe out there. I will catch all of you on our next video.


Coming to you from our GIS studios, I am Janelle Norville and this is your Midday News Brief. The St. Dusha Air and Seaport Authority, SLASPA, is preparing to undertake the first phase of the Hironora International Airport Redevelopment Project due to begin in the coming weeks. The $175 million U.S. project will deliver a modern facility in compliance with international aviation regulations, passenger-friendly and open a world of business opportunity to the island. The project will significantly improve airside and airfield operations to include a new traffic control tower, elevating over 100 feet, five new parking aprons with connecting air bridges to her 337,000 square feet terminal building and new road infrastructure and traffic management system. St. Dusha recently hosted the Caribbean's first round of expanded constituency workshops for the seventh funding cycle of the Global Environment Facility, Jeff. The Jeff has proven a valuable development partner for countries providing over $18.1 billion in grants and an additional $94.2 billion in co-financing for more than 4,500 projects in 170 countries. Jeff convenes his expanded constituency workshop to keep national focal points, convention focal points, civil society organizations and other stakeholders up-to-date on Jeff's strategies, policies and procedures and to encourage coordination. Now in its seventh replenishing cycle, Jeff will allocate $4.1 billion U.S. towards conservation activity globally of which $52 million will be programmed for June 2019 and $206 million will be allocated to the Caribbean for the next four years. Over 120 representatives from 16 countries across the region participated in the expanded constituency workshop. That's all for the midday news brief. Thanks for tuning in.


You know, this meeting is getting bigger and bigger and deeper in science too, which I like. And what I'm very interested by now is we're moving outside of sports medicine. I mean, now we have session on cancer, and now we have grown so much that we're thinking about starting a big program with the Shaw Cancer Center because what we're developing in orthopedics can be applied to oncology. We have eye officials from the Navy that came here. I'm so excited about it because now we are blossoming and we have new area of research. You know, a lot of our clinical trials are funded by the Department of Defense, by the Navy. You know, I tell people sometimes, I was in Pittsburgh for 20 years and I did a lot of science there. But I never, never bring the project to the clinical side. One thing that we have at the Stedman Clinic is we can translate to the clinical arena. We are very good at this. And a lot of people cannot translate their technology to the clinic and they come to the various scientific summits really, you know, to try to team up with us. So it's very important for us to develop collaboration where we can do some high-tech technology somewhere else. But what we can offer here is you want to do a clinical trials? We can set you up, you know, with surgeon that's going to help you to do it. That's big volume about the quality of our science.


High-resolution X-ray computed tomography, CT, was used to measure the exact three-dimensional geometry of porous syria applied in solar-driven thermochemical cycles for splitting water and carbon dioxide. This information was then used to determine the morphology in effective heat and mass transport properties of porous syria, including porosity, specific surface area, pore size distribution, extinction coefficient, thermal conductivity, convective heat transfer coefficient, permeability, dupuit-forchheimer coefficient, and tortuosity in residence time distributions. Additionally, tailored foams were designed with adjustable morphologies of transparent spheres in an opaque medium to enhance transport properties. This article was authored by Sophia Haussener, and all those time-filled.


The study reports a model for molecular orientation disorder in CH3 and H3PBI3, which uses electronic structure calculations in a binitio-molecular dynamics to investigate temperature and electric field dependence of equilibrium ferroelectric domain structure and resulting polarizability. A rich domain structure of twin molecular dipoles is observed and it is proposed that internal electrical fields associated with microscopic polarization domains contribute to hysteretic anomalies in the current voltage response of hybrid organic and organic perovskite solar cells due to variations in electron hole recombination in the bulk. This article was authored by Jarvis M. Frost, Keith T. Butler and Aaron Walsh.


Will the narcissist have a good future without you? When the narcissist leaves you They make it look like they are riding off into the sunset They make it look like they have so much to look forward to Without you and many of you who have suffered at the narcissist's hands Become very emotional You find it difficult to think logically As an effect of everything that you have been through The narcissist plays on this They use the effects of the abuse to confuse you even more To manipulate you when the narcissist targeted you They gave you a false impression They made you believe that they were these happy carefree people Who had so much going on in their lives But as you got to know them You began to realize that this isn't true They are very angry resentful people They get stressed out very easily And when they leave you That doesn't just go away They believe that they are perfect They don't see anything wrong with themselves So they have no desire to change anything Instead they just blame everyone else And that is how no matter what situation they move on to They are never happy, they are never satisfied They are always miserable They are always mad about something They are so full of fear, shame and insecurity That they cannot be happy even if they tried They will always be miserable And they will always take it out on other people Instead of fixing themselves They manipulated you in the beginning And when they leave you They are just manipulating you again Just as they did when they first targeted you They are still the same angry miserable people That they were when they were with you They are just giving you a false impression again They are trying to make you believe something that is not true It's an orchestration They know how to plan and coordinate the elements of a situation To produce the desired effect within you They know how to trick you Because they have tricked many people before you And people have also tricked them But the truth is that it's all a lie Their false sense of happiness Comes from attention, admiration and validation But they cannot attend to themselves They cannot validate themselves When that's what real happiness is It comes from within They want you to think that they've just done all these horrible things to you And know they're evading the consequences of their actions Now they're riding off into the sunset When it's just not true It's just another one of their illusions The narcissist was miserable long before they met you They don't even know what it's like to be happy But they know that you do And that's what made them so envious and mad That's what made them want to take it from you They try to manipulate your emotions in an attempt to hurt you Because that's what gives them supply It helps them to believe their own lies Because all they really want to do Is live in a dream world anyway They already know that they can't be anything for real So they lie to you And they lie to themselves But it never amounts to anything They only keep people around them who are willing to entertain their illusion Once you start to figure things out They won't want anything to do with you But that is actually a good thing If a narcissist wants nothing to do with you You should be celebrating That should be what you want It means you're on the right track It means you're healing You're becoming more aware of what you were dealing with Because that is when a narcissist is going to want nothing to do with you But when they finally move on They do not have a good future without you No matter how it looks on the outside It doesn't matter You can have all of the money, power and success in the world But what does it matter if you can't really feel it? They lack emotional depth They're full of fear, shame and insecurity So they can never really feel happy And that is why they're so mad That is why they want to destroy your happiness Because with you it comes from within They may try to present this image As though they're so much happier without you But it isn't real People often mistake a lack of empathy for happiness Just because they don't care about you Just because they don't appear to feel anything That doesn't mean they're happy A person who is self-absorbed and lacks empathy Will never be happy The fact that they are so egocentric and self-centered While showing contempt for you Reveals that they have a big gaping wound And that is why they are unable to share your experience That is why they treated you in that way How a person treats you is a direct reflection of how they feel about themselves So if they try to hurt or upset you It's because they're hurting and upset If they try to disrespect you It's because they feel like they're not worthy of respect If they treat you like you're worthless or beneath their consideration That's because that's exactly how they feel So if you want to know if a person is really having a good future without you Remember how they treated you Remember whether or not they held themselves against you Remember whether or not they held themselves accountable for their actions Remember if they took the steps to change And look at what they're doing now What they're saying to people about you Every negative thing the narcissist involves you in Reveals exactly how they feel about their lives It reveals everything you need to know Their behaviors will tell you everything If you are dealing with someone who is highly narcissistic They will not have a good future without you They will never find peace or happiness They will always be miserable They will always be angry and resentful And they will always try to bring people down rather than building them up Their feelings about themselves affects how they treat people And their feelings about themselves are not going to change Which is why if the narcissist discarded you You can see that as a good thing You're never going to find peace or happiness around the manipulative vindictive person Because the reason why they're doing that Is because they cannot find any happiness within themselves And they want to stamp out anything that reflects back to them Just so miserable and dissatisfied they are with their lives Thank you for watching I hope this video resonated with you Please like, comment, share and subscribe If you would like to donate My PayPal link is in the video description Coaching queries You can email me at coaching.narcsurviver.uk Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


Hey, this is Brett and this 2019 Ford F450 Crew Cab Long Box Dual Rear Wheel XL is stock number 13461Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2019 Ford F450 has the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around inside underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood in this video to give you the most accurate representation of the truck possible. Oxford White is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television I recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options and of course cleanliness of the truck before seeing in person. Going down the driver's side, duly tub and box is in nice condition, the cab and doors are in excellent shape as well and the front fender is in nice condition too. I shoot all my videos in 4K and if you like the video you can subscribe to my YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash summit auto click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the 19.5 inch polished aluminum rims and it has brand new hand cook smart AH35 22570R19.5 tires they are brand new we put those on in our safety inspection and it has six brand new tires on this truck. Frame and underbody is like new this truck is out of Georgia, clean title history, clean auto check all that good stuff so never really seen snow probably until today. Front bumper and lower valence are in excellent shape and the grille is nice clean condition as well. The hood is in excellent condition I didn't see any dents or dings in that and does have the cab lights up top. Passenger side front fender is in excellent shape and the passenger side front wheel no major scuffs or scrapes on that looks really good. As you go down this side of this 2019 Ford F450 take note of how clean the doors are how reflective and mirror like the paint is and how clean the rest of the body is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle you can see the truck here the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision let your salesmen know that you saw the video that was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back rim is in excellent condition and these back tires are brand new as well. Has the camper package with the anti-slay bars and the frame and under body this is what a Georgia truck looks like very nice. As the factory step bars this dually tub is in excellent shape I didn't see any major rock chips, cracks or scuffs coming around to the back the rear bumper is in great shape. Full towing package which includes a receiver hitch 4 pin and 7 pin wiring and the tailgate is in pretty nice condition I did want to point out there are a couple little dings on there just for full disclosure. Tailgate step assist comes with a very nice spray and bed liner, 5th wheel gooseneck prep package 7 pin wiring back here you also get the LED bed lights which are a nice feature and that bed liner goes on to the tailgate and that shuts nice and solidly coming around to the back of the vehicle for full disclosure this back wheel is in excellent condition as well. It does have the telescopic tow mirrors they have blind spot monitoring directional signals you have the 360 camera inside the XL package gives you the gray vinyl interior 40-20-40 split bench seating in the front no major rips or tears on the seats get the heavy-duty rubber floors auto headlamps tilt telescopic steering wheel power windows locks and mirrors. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats no rips or tears back here and it does have the latch child safety system power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost these seats are in excellent shape and you get a flat floor back here and it's in excellent shape as well child safety locks on the back doors in the bottom of the doors all look very very nice hop inside check out the miles the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior you can see that this one has 47,609 miles you do get a digital speedometer and that instrument cluster is very nice and clean get the multifunction steering wheel cruise controls information center controls on the left Bluetooth and volume controls on the right this one comes with the six speed automatic transmission has the sync eight inch radio AM FM and let's see Bluetooth and Sirius XM radio capabilities you also have your different settings on here including Android Auto and Apple CarPlay so while this one doesn't have the factory nav you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay and project ways or Google Maps to the screen that's like you have nav right in the screen so that's pretty sweet system you have your factory exhaust brakes, stability control, downhill assist control then you have your 360 camera you also have your backup camera here as well you can zoom in on your receiver hitch back to that camera you also have your cargo cam which shows up like so you can see what's going on in the bed so really a sweet system right there turned out four-wheel drive factory brake controller climate controls audio and tune controls two USBs has a 12 volt power point 110 volt 400 watt plug max plug-in dual glow boxes in the passenger side floor and seat are in excellent shape the headliner is in very nice condition and see any rips or tears on there and you do get six auxiliary outfit switches you have your power sign window button and map lights I'm going to show you the tire and loading information stickers real quick as well as the vin sticker and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood start right up no check engine lights or anything like that other than telling me my door and hood are open I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out under the hood we have a 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine engine base very clean runs very smooth once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off has six brand new tires is the emission sticker and this truck is 100% ready to go I would highly recommend this truck to make quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one rather 550 new news cars trucks SCVs minivans Wranglers half tons three quarter tons one tons four fifties five fifties you name it we got to go to that website right there summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at summit automotive in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my youtube channel in the upper left links more f 450 videos like this one the upper right link to this vehicle on our website lower left and a link to one of our latest youtube videos in the lower right click those check us out we're super excited to help you with this ultra clean 2019 Ford f450 crew cab long box duly xl fx4 and oxford white clear coat thanks again for checking out the video remember to like subscribe and share on the youtube channel I really appreciate it thanks again


Thank you so much for staying with us. If you're just catching up with us right now, you are watching Bounce Mission right here on YGF4 TV, your favorite youth channel. I got my feeling, Jin, I'm hanging out with King Kingsley and on set I have the one and only Lasti and Jiay. Jiay is a producer and DJ. Lasti ni Rapa, Ms. Kevila Miflo. If you've been on the show, you've had what he can do. Jiay's story, kulem siapaivi anaitua Mak Kamali anasama Lasti. Fire on fire on fire. Aman ya, Je. Kula subscribe Jiay's story. It's right there. He's going to subscribe Jiay's story. So you can give him your socials. I'm an anyone when you're continuing and he's feeling your vibe. Let us know your social media so they can go right here. Even before Mali's interview, they can go and subscribe on your channel. So IG, Facebook. On all platforms, at me underscore Lasti. N-I underscore L-S-T-W-I. Yeah, Lasti. Right. And then on YouTube, Lasti. Yeah, Lasti. Okay, so what's up? So another thing I saw, you're also really good at rhyming. Nga kwa na nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga fada mo. I'll come to give him a run for his money. Fada mo nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga. He's the king of hooks. But you're also really good at rhyming. So I see where that is going. Like have you interacted with him? Have you ever thought of maybe working with him at some point? Fada mo? I can't say bad. Say this name. Nishaipatana na ya bado. Right. But we talked about Doberza Wagenga. That is your latest EP. 8 trucks. Talk to us about that. The whole EP, the whole experience making it. How long has it been in the making? So Doberza Wagenga, first he made to take like one year full one year to meet with artists, collaborations. I am a mixing and mastering of the songs. Kwa zifanya zikua true. Then pia kula nunha kwa zidrop, the time. First of all, aiku wa ikua ebi. Ikua ni mi ni me kua, kuna tem ni me kua recording Session Sara with my producer Pa G.I. So G.I. was like, hey bro, can we make it to be like a project ju? Kuna wene tu nili kua nakam nili kua tunali ya ganga and say alafu, sound li kua tu ganga. So nikiwa ni kua, na kumusho tunali ya kol Doberza wagenga fushu. Kwa nima nikiwa Doberza wagegai? Ngukal mazawa say Music for the people. Doberza wagenga. First of all tooka, wagama uwai liku kwa na 6 tracks.  Really geta jwe Diana Koz ku wakna wewe on the EP First of all, niza sema nisi mu Like in social media Lim DM tu apu ibo na aka changamuka Nga we, Lim DM na kakam tru? Nga manze jwe Oh nice Nga jwe pe na believe Ana jwe nini na ta kana Once ume pata na namze anaksho Vene na ta kakua Ana cheki potential na Vene kazi iko Ali ti na Tuka fanya yo track No, nili shuka tu hau Ali kubali kuwakna strange ajo jwe She must be really cool She is super cool Shout out to Diana Koz by the way Big up on herself Yeah, big up yourself Alright, so because of time I think we'll wind up But the other artist How did you, apart from Diana of course The other artist who was in umewak nao before Being that that is his first project Projector kwanza kwaanze Like the first EP You can't get the who's and who's in the industry Nga jwe probably unizata kwaak na meja But then kind of projector kwaanza Getting meja on board will be So the other guys So the other features So Koz is like The feature everyone is like Hey, Diana Koz when they see it But asa kina ingine like Toxic, Malika, Keith Onii mabishite 2a2a home Like so Yaw projects ni very Yani ni imetengenezoko kwaan game Like that's why it's born fully And they're just aspiring artists Also all of them They have other things going on in life But they have talent And that's why we said Your talent is good enough That you can also feature you in our projects Hopefully gives them an opportunity Right, so you are produced In the most vulnerable So manager kind of We're managing What did you say? So we have to play another song Before we go tena We love it Actually we literally love the whole album All the extracts are amazing But we play favourites Where comes the name Gani No. 1 kwaako We play favourites So ko baya So as you wind up You have anything You're going to tell your fans Anything any project You're currently working on You want them to know Anything Just tell them So big up Kwanzaa Kwa GI Big up Kwanzaa We took 5.4 Any time Thank you for coming Hosting us Alafu na shout out West side kwa gemi 2.3 na shout out Nai robin full Kenya full Kwa tuwa kiju Woi flag manze Na ipe leka overseas We want to take it to the world Manze na People expect More videos Expect Songs like Like pufuli Manze niku pufuli Sayi Ataniki wambian Na kufanya hi Mta shitu kajungi Sayi nise metuka Wene yesu watakam Mstuki etu Wene 2 doba Za agenge me kam La saya ko like Eh lasti Me nole om mwisho Me nole om mwisho Isho lakini Dhal pata Porting manze Na nile om mwisho To be a social zake That is at me Anasko lasti Lasti All social So make sure you go follow him Subscribe on his channel Stream his music I know they are available On all streaming platforms Right If you want to get What's under his cover Yung stuffy Yes bro Eh Who this Chiza nubazawa Genge Eh It cost only 3k Eh For who this Yeah Then Zenyazina Kofia 2.5 Right So aso aku DM Yeah All right So for much DM him Go subscribe to his channel That's what's up Thank you so much For coming through And shout out to Regi Regi For the photographer For making time Of course And your whole crew For coming through All right So hashtag is Bounce Nation We're still here Right now By the one and only G.I. 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So, first I have to say I agree with whomever said that the term personalized learning doesn't really make sense because really all learning is personalized. So I tend not to use the term personalized learning. I tend to use the term personalized instruction. So I think a personalized instruction is trying to imagine the greatest amount of ways that you can customize a curriculum to the abilities and the interests of an individual student. The dream is that technology can personalize learning for masses of people, but I don't believe that that is the case. I think that technology can offer us tools that in thoughtful, well-designed environments in the hands of capable teachers, we can do more to help students have a more customized pathway through the curriculum. I would define personalized learning as learning that excites the student and puts the student first. It's not just all about reading the text and listening to the lecture. It's not enough to do that. You want the student to reach for more. You want to excite him or her to go home and go on the internet and search for more information about X, Y, and Z. That to me is personalized learning. Personalized learning as learning that promotes or encourages both students and faculty to really own and express their agency, to have more control and be more engaged in the decision-making processes. The early part of the 20th century was based on industrial scaling of learning. We grew the number of people in K-12 and then we grew the number of people in higher education a great amount. We did this in industrial tools. We have mass production of curriculum, mass production of textbooks, mass production of teachers and the pedagogy. In so many ways now we're thinking, we're in a post-industrial economy. We have to think about how we can actually fine-tune our production, if you will. One of the ways is actually paying attention to individual learners, to their knowledge, to their abilities, to their course through life. That's what personalized learning is, really focusing on the entire enterprise of education on the individual differences between individual learners. It can happen on the academic affairs side as well as the student affairs side, but it's really first identifying what the student needs. It could be academically, it could be in support services, and then being able to provide those kind of key interventions or outreach to that student. We learn differently. We think differently. We have different types of intelligence, analytical intelligence, emotional intelligence, tactile intelligence, spatial intelligence. Verbal intelligence, the list goes on. Once you understand that, the notion of robotically placing everyone through a narrow bottle neck of learning, you must learn this. Yeah, there are certain things you've got to know, but how you learn them needs to be personalized and individualized around the way that you learn. Now, in certain subjects we found through adaptive learning platforms that we can change math outcomes, physics outcomes, chemistry outcomes, economics outcomes, and so we have become very, very focused now on trying to create as many opportunities for the individualization of learning as possible. What it means to me is really finding a way to take higher education and really tailor it to the learner. For a very long time, higher education has been something that, for the masses, it's a situation where we have a particular learning experience, but we have to have it for everyone, a large classroom, and so you give the same lecture to everybody. Personalized learning means that we can really tailor that learning experience to each individual learner. That's pretty exciting.


Usually, when right-wing propagandists make points, they don't just say explicitly what they're thinking. They'll usually resort to innuendo or priming. But sometimes, every once in a while, the mask will slip off and they'll say what they're really thinking. And when they do this, it's horrifying because their minds are dark and they are very authoritarian in nature. And that happened with Matt Walsh of The Daily Wire, my less handsome conservative doppelganger who said what he was really thinking with respect to voting rights and what he thinks about voting rights is that they're bad. He explicitly says that he doesn't support voting rights. And I'm not being hyperbolic. This is what he says. Take a look. Well, as you know, this subject is always difficult for me emotionally. Whenever I hear Democrats panicking over the attack on voting rights, it hits me right in the heart. It shakes me to the core. That's my hopes up because I very much wish that there was an attack on voting rights. I think universal voting rights is one of the worst ideas this country has ever had. There are few things more worthy of coming under attack than universal voting rights. Voting ought to be a privilege reserved for those who are most competent and qualified. It's not a natural right. God did not imbue us all with some sort of sacred entitlement to participate in our national elections. The Bible certainly makes no mention of any such thing. So if it's not a natural right, which it emphatically is not, then it's a privilege that we grant and it would be wise to consider a person's basic qualifications before granting it. We are under no moral obligation to allow hordes of stupid, bewildered, clueless zombies to flood the voting booth and cast their ballots in a state of ignorance and confusion, helping to steer this giant ship of a country right into one iceberg after another. So that's my position, which I state often and without apology. I am against voting rights. I don't like them. If it was a position shared by most conservatives and by any significant portion of elected Republicans, Democrats would be correct in claiming that universal voting rights are under assault, are at risk. But sadly, it is all in the left-wing imagination.  The only thing he left out was that he's pro-authoritarian explicitly. And when it comes to who he doesn't think is qualified to vote, we all know that he means people of color because they consistently vote Democrats. They are the most loyal to the Democratic Party. So he's talking about restricting them. They're not the ones that are qualified. That's not what he says. But I mean, if you press him a little bit further, if he was being a little bit more honest, yeah, that's what he would say, I'm assuming. Now he's lying to you, he says that, you know, the reason why there is no attack on voting rights in this country is because most elected Republicans, most conservatives in general, they don't agree with me. But he's wrong. There is a systematic, coordinated effort by Republicans to disenfranchise millions of voters. And we'll talk about that. But first, I got to respond to some of the things that he says here. So he says that voting ought to be a privilege reserved for those most competent and qualified. Who gets to determine who is and isn't qualified? What if all of a sudden there was a rule that right-wing psychopaths couldn't vote? Then he wouldn't be qualified. What if the qualification was you had to have a college degree or own land, as was the case before, or be of a certain sex?  I mean, you certainly have your thoughts about who isn't qualified. But see this ideal for him only works in an authoritarian scenario. In his ideal worldview, he wants an authoritarian dictator to determine who is and isn't qualified. In a theocratic fascistic state, we know the people who wouldn't be qualified to vote. So this only works. He only gets what he wants. The people who he doesn't want to vote don't get to vote in his ideal regime, which is not democracy. It would be a theocratic regime.  And what he's saying is truly scary. He is anti-democracy and he's saying it. He's saying I am against voting rights. I am in favor of restricting people's voting rights. And this is on the daily wire. Ben Shapiro supposedly the more reasonable intellectual conservative. But yet this is who he has on his platform. Somebody who is literally pro-authoritarian. Wow. He also says it's not a natural right. God did not imbue us all with some sort of sacred entitlement to participate in our national elections. The Bible certainly makes no mention of any such thing.  I don't believe in your God. I don't buy into your superstitions. So I don't care. The point that he's making, though, isn't necessarily to people like me. He's trying to convince people who watch him, evangelicals, that, you know, it's not immoral. It's not against God. If you leave some people out. I know that Jesus was inclusive.  It's not a right. God didn't say that we should all have the right to vote.  Don't let some of these people vote if they're going to vote for who I don't want them to vote for, such as Democrats.  But what if we say that about conservatives? Well, they're very clearly brainwashed by Fox News, OAN, Newsmax, The Daily Wire. So maybe they're casting their ballots in a state of confusion. Should we not allow them to vote? I would argue no, because I'm in favor of universal suffrage. But when poor people in red states vote Republican, they are quite literally voting against their own economic interests. So isn't that a seemingly irrational thing to do? Should we not allow people to vote if they're not voting the right way? No, because that's not how democracy operates. So he very clearly is against democracy and he's just saying it. And it's insane. I'm against voting rights and I don't like them. When somebody tells you who they are, you should listen to them. And what he's saying is probably felt by millions of conservatives across the country think about it. How many people actually believe Donald Trump's big lie about the 2020 election?   Maybe we should restrict voting. Maybe democracy isn't working out for me. I mean, this is truly, it's just, it's astonishing to see them admit these kinds of things now. Now, getting to his gaslighting about there not being an attack on voting rights, that's just factually incorrect. He knows that this is indeed something that the GOP has been doing for a very long time. Voter ID laws was previously their go to, but now they're expanding the range with which they restrict people's access to voting, especially considering the way that the 2020 election went. Because there was such high turnout largely because we ran a pandemic. So people opted for mail in voting and the GOP responded by cutting off the things that specifically drove turnout. As the Washington Post reports, how GOP backed voting measures could create hurdles for tens of millions of voters. At least 250 new laws have been proposed in 43 states to limit mail, early in person and election day voting. Now, keep in mind that this is an article and we'll dive into it. That was published back in March of last year. But now, since then, there has been much more laws and the GOP has done even more to disenfranchise people. They're not just resorting to voter suppression. Now they're trying to strip local precincts of their power. So GOP controlled legislatures can possibly have the authority to steal an election if need be. If Trump loses again in 2024 or if some future Republican Trump-like demagogue comes along and wants an election stolen. They're trying to give themselves the power to appoint rogue electors to the Electoral College to subvert the popular vote in their states. On top of that, they're trying to give themselves the authority in some instances, it varies state to state, to just outright cancel votes that they believe were illegitimate. That's incredibly authoritarian, but they're doing it. But let's get to the ways that they're suppressing the vote. The GOP's national push to enact hundreds of new election restrictions could strain every available method of voting for tens of millions of Americans potentially amounting to the most sweeping contraction of ballot access in the United States since the end of reconstruction. When Southern states curtailed the voting rights of formerly enslaved black men, a Washington Post analysis has found. The rush to crack down on voting methods comes after many states temporarily expanded mail and early voting in 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic, leading to the largest voter turnout in more than a century. The changes reshaped both who turned out and how they voted with an astounding 116 million people, 73% of the electorate casting their ballots before election day, according to the Post's analysis. So do you think it's a coincidence that Republicans are trying to limit the ways we can vote following an election where turnout was unusually high because access to voting became a little bit easier because we were in a pandemic? Do you think that that's just a coincidence? They're just all of a sudden really worried about election integrity and securing elections and they're worried about voter fraud, which isn't a thing in the country. It's statistically insignificant. It doesn't actually affect elections. And to the extent that we find evidence of voter fraud is happening by Republicans. I mean, do you think this is all coincidental? Of course it's not coincidental. Let's go to some graphs here. So 33 states have proposed legislation that restricts early in-person voting and mail-in voting. Two methods of voting that are unsurprisingly popular because of how convenient they are. So in my state of Oregon, we've been voting by mail for decades and both Democrats and Republicans are thoroughly satisfied with it. Do you know why? Because it makes voting easy.  I want my ballot mailed to me and I wanna take the time to fill it out. Now moving on to graph two, you can see the number of people, these restrictions impact millions and millions of people. So to see that and to hear Matt Walsh say, well, there's no attack on voting rights, it's delusional. It's very, very delusional. But as honest as he was seemingly being there, he wasn't telling you all of his feelings. And certainly he disclosed a lot more than most Republicans, but really he wants no voting. He doesn't care about democracy, he doesn't want voting at all so long as he gets the policies and the culture and the society that he values. So in the event there was some sort of theocratic fascist dictator in power, he'd be okay with nobody voting. That's what he's not telling you. So he's just resorting to saying what a lot of Republicans won't. I mean, honestly, I give him credit for at least being truthful in that record. Again, most Republicans probably think this way, elected Republicans, but they just don't say this because I mean, at least up until a year ago, most people in America value democracy, but now the GOP is very quickly becoming explicitly anti-democracy. And that's really bad, that's a horrible sign. So, you know, there's an iceberg dead ahead and we're going right towards it and people don't really acknowledge just how extreme the GOP is, but they should look to moments like this where they just admit they're against voting rights and really take that as their warning that maybe we should do something because people are becoming radicalized at just increasingly alarming rates and perhaps they wouldn't be as susceptible to radicalization if perhaps their economic conditions improved, if we had more economic equality, if they didn't feel so desperate, maybe they wouldn't watch propaganda like the Daily Wire or Fox News. I just, I don't know, but this is pretty striking to see even if it's not surprising, like to just see a talking head on the right, just say I don't support voting rights, that's alarming.


you're physically at your very limit. Like you cannot do one more pushup. You cannot do one more situp. You cannot run another foot and you're asked to do more pushups and more situps and run.


the course, where's the new support? Well, what happens is that when you break through that resistance level, that resistance level becomes a new support level. I kind of use the metaphor like we're in the building. You have floors and ceilings. When you break through a ceiling, guess what? You're standing on that ceiling. That is the floor. And that's why you'll see on that slide that it was always having a tough time getting below that $12 price level because that resistance now becomes support.