Well, after yesterday's accident with Michael's arm, I feel like I should stay in this suit for the majority of the work time. How are you feeling today? Feeling great. We're bus builders. Let's see this arm.  So I don't even know what comes up on the camera. Well, there we go. It's finally in focus. Yeah, it didn't cut. That's why you wore the proper clothing. The blade didn't have to cut my skin.  So, yeah, I think we said it in yesterday's video, but anyone who's working on buses, wear the right stuff. That's right. It will protect you. Something is bound to go wrong. Yeah, yeah. So today I think we are going to play with the windows that we're covering back there and work on these windows. And Michael and I are realizing the challenges of working in the sticks. You know, about an hour away from a major hardware store and 20 minutes away from a small hardware store. Yeah, we're going to definitely get some work done today and kick some butt. And hopefully Mike won't injure something else with the spray cans. Yeah, that would be ideal. Okay, here we are. Check out this program right here. This is what we're talking about. Excuse me. Angle iron is a little harder than me. Okay, so we're going to play around with these. We're going to play around with the windowsills if you didn't understand what I said before, which is totally okay. Didn't really describe it all that well. But, yeah, we're going to... Those two things board up these two things. We're going to spray all this stuff. Ready, set, go. Just update you guys. I'm just taking a screwdriver like this and just taking out some of this here at caulking. And that's pretty much what my morning looks like today. All right, there we go. We've got a little priming going on of the windowsill. What's hanging out of your nose? Got a nose bleed. I can't win.  Yeah, I went like that and just hit my nose. And then I felt my nose pop open. I was like, are you kidding me? I've been having a couple of rough days. You know what? Let's all make him feel better. Let's go subscribe to his channel. Navigation nowhere. You'll learn safety tips. Yeah, that's right. I don't whack yourself in the face. All right, this is about as clean as it's going to get right there. For this little windowsill. Let me see if it's in focus. There you go. Now it's time to spray the windows. So I'm going to grab... I can't spray paint wherever it is. Back of the truck. I guess we could call them. Feeling I should use that spray paint on these here windows. Got the metal spray painted. I'm not really actually sure if you need to do that. But we did just play it safe. Spray paint is really cheap. It's just primer. The whole thing is getting painted anyway. So you might as well. By the way, he's back working inside with his broken blood vessel and all. Top secret thing on the ceiling is taking shape here. We just put in a piece of angle iron. As with the previous two videos. If anybody has a guess, throw it in the comments because we haven't unveiled this yet. And the reason that we're kind of keeping it top secret is we know a lot of people are following what we're doing. Which is amazing and we love inspiring people. But we just want to make sure it's done before it's finished. We want to make sure that it's actually going to work out the way we think and have the big reveal, the big surprise. Because it makes sense in our heads. But you know, you should have built it first. Oh yeah. What's the situation? Well, this is the situation. I'm using my high-tech weather forecasting 3D infrared weather sonar. The wind's coming from this way but we do have rain off in the distance. So today we are AOK and there's a 100% chance of me being wrong. Here's the update. I spray painted this.  I spray painted that also. I also did this part. Looks like I missed a spot there. That's okay. But we are going to try to get two window coverings in I believe. I should probably spray paint that top to bottom just to be on the safe side. Like this part that's grounded. Yeah. So we'll do that. If it starts to rain we're going to have to pull the covers over again. But the good thing is these things look like they are pretty good. Pretty primed. Got a little rain delay. Weather is kind of turning here. So I don't know if you can see those trees turning in the distance. But yeah. So we're just inside now. We're not the smartest place to be in a thunderstorm. We're in rubber tires. Right. Rubber tires. Is that a true thing? I don't know. Is that what our parents told us when we were younger? Someone tell me in the comments below. I don't think I want to find out. But we're going to clean those windows up. I can see how navigation nowhere hurt himself with that thing. It's been so fast. I'm just now finishing up. You can't tell. I was wearing these for safety. You could too. Because this thing just shakes it so fast, man. The revolutions per minute is way, way, way more than the other one that broke on a Sarayobi. So basically I just kind of clean these things up. Are we re-cocking and putting in windows? Yeah. Alright. Cool. We're going to do that. And let's do a little time lapse. Got these windows back in. We use some window caulking. Might as well just show you and tell you about it. Right there that black bead by the windows right there is caulking. And that's what keeps everything nice and happy and waterproofed in the bus around the windows. So we are playing with this. The other side of this is that. And it looks it looks like so. Right? So we just kind of pre-drilled it. We didn't waterproof it yet. We're playing with it just to see what happens. There's a big massive gap up there. We took this out on this side and we need to replace this with something else similar to this to create a waterproof, you know, situation here.  Yeah. I'm ready to eat. Are you talking about what we're eating? No. I don't think so. Might as well. Carnitas. So basically just took a pork shoulder, spices you know just let it cook for like 10 hours in the slow cooker. So we're gonna go eat and then we're gonna get back to this because I don't know about you but I'm pretty excited to put these windows in. I'm very excited. Alright. Yo Miguel. What's up? How'd you like the food? Yo, it was very good. Not bad, huh? No, it was very good. Alright. And it's and of course right when I turned the camera on it stops but no it hasn't stopped. Do you guys see this? I don't know if you can see it or not. We got blue skies up here. Right? Check that out. And it's raining. I don't understand that. Like where what cloud dropped the rain? I don't understand. There is no cloud around here but anyways there is a most intense rainbow over there but it's probably gone because the rain stopped. There was like three bands of purple. I've never seen anything like that. It wasn't just a regular rainbow. It was like a quadruple rainbow. That was intense. Dude on YouTube smokes too much weed loves rainbows probably really love that one. So here's what the inside looks like. We are blocking off we're removing two windows we're keeping the back window there but these ones are going there's going to be some kind of wall thing here that's like the shower the toilet you can wave the people and all that fun stuff so we're going to leave that window. The same thing is happening on this other side and we're just repurposing some windows and we're going to use two of the four windows that we took out or to put them back here I don't know anybody else who has put windows back in a bus but we just like windows so why not anyways life is good dinner was great we're going to get back to work. We got this thing all marked up and I think I don't know if we mentioned what it was so far but it's not really a big breaking news piece on the bus. We'll put it this way you've seen it before somewhere. That's right this will be a skylight although I don't know how much sky we'll see back here we'll get into that in another video but Mike's just cut this thing up got it in there nice and secure and he's going to weld it up so I'm going to assist


The island's chief medical officer has informed that St. Lucia, like the rest of the world, is working diligently to access the safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine. On July 10, 2020, St. Lucia signed onto the Covax facility, which ensures fair and equitable access to the vaccine by all the participating countries. The first vaccine supply should be available by March 2021. The Ministry of Health and Wellness has organized a COVID-19 immunization committee, which is planning the rollout of the vaccine in country and is being done with the support of the Pan-American Health Organization. This plan, which entails a health education and communication module, scheduled to commence in January 2021 ahead of the introduction of the vaccine. This aspect is important to ensure our population has access to accurate scientific information on the new vaccine to facilitate informed decisions in relation to its use for them and their family. Initial information suggests that at least 65 to 70 percent of the population would need to be vaccinated to achieve what is termed herd immunity, which is the level of resistance that is required across our population. We intend to monitor closely the use of the vaccine in the developed countries, commenting this month to gain some insights of factors which support its rollout, barriers and any key lessons learned which can be applied to our country. The national COVID-19 vaccine plan will also indicate the priority target groups to be focused on when the vaccine is introduced, as well as the country policy on the dissemination of the vaccine into the wider community, the policy on availability costs and the conditions for uptake. The CMO says the Ministry of Health will ensure full stakeholder participation in anticipation of broad-level discussion for achieving the effective introduction of this new vaccine into the country.


Well this one is even fuller than the other one. Crippin' away? Yep. Hold the tree, would you say this is Donny? I can remember my mother planting this. So I would say this tree is probably 60 years old, maybe 50 to 60 years old. Yeah, the tree that we just had the two taps on. I would say it's well over a hundred years old. How about your mom? She's a hundred and four. It would.


Hi friends we are going to see Nambar Murthy original Indian maritime so in that first news article is Paradigym of Hostile Security and before going to this topic the importance of maritime need to be understood so as India is moving towards the global order especially from economic sense maritime becomes more important domain for India as we know that India's independence law which is surrounded by oceans and seas so that comes importance of maritime and its security and its aspects of economy to the country and from economic point of view as India aspect to become vitally in economy so providing economic opportunities not only happens in land even ocean also play a major role in it so that comes importance of maritime so in this you know we'll see three important articles which is more relevant for our example creations that first one is Paradigym of coastal security that's the first article paragraph one paragraph two and paragraph three so in paragraph one they speak about certain important datas of maritime that is given here that is oceans these datas we can use it in your answer writing that is oceans formed 72 percentage of earth surface so when now you write datas in your answers advisable is writing in percentage terms so they'll be easy for the examiner to understand your viewpoint rather than giving in factual datas for example like 360 million square kilometers so which is not required which is not advisable also so 72 percentage of earth surface and around 10 percentage of whole population live in coastal areas coastal area population is around 10 percentage and they have given the that is 10 meters above sea level so 10 meters above sea level they are residing very close to the shores and around 40 percentage of world population world population within 100 kilometers 40 percentage of world population to understand this point you go and check major cities across the world we can see that most of the cities are coastal cities major cities across the world take example of Japan or take example of China or take example of certain small countries like Singapore, Hong Kong or if you take in India we can see that most of the major out of four metro cities three are in coastal areas and similarly we can also see that in South America North America so most of the cities and coastal areas and within 100 kilometers from the shore 40 percentage of global population is being set that's another important data and from Indian context from Indian context the datas are given that is there are three metros as coastal city which has its own merit and also challenges metros and Indian population that is coastal population in India is around 14 percentage so 14 percentage is a coastal population and trade regarding trade datas so volume wise 95 percentage volume wise 95 percentage and value wise 68 percentage so this clearly indicates that in India assume that we are exporting 10 components or 100 components 95 components reaches out from India to the rest of the world through oceans and value is 68 percentage if you are India's exporting 100 rupees of worth of products 68 rupees goes up through ocean so this clearly shows the importance of maritime to India so these datas you can use for translating that's known in paragraph one so paragraph two so they have given some numbers again coastline for India is around 7516 kilometers which includes west coast east coast islands islands is also part of it island territories and this has a global importance in trading world trade and more significant especially for international shipping lanes international shipping lanes so if you take this international shipping lanes if you take this 7500 kilometers as I said there are certain islands is also part of it so they are located statistically in such a way that global international shipments are passing through that a good example if we take Andaman Iquba islands Andaman Iquba islands is very close to Malaga state which is the most important state in the world for global trade it's a state which is between Malaysia and Indonesia so where entire global trade happens to that state and Andaman Iquba is very close to it so this clearly shows the importance of Indian coastline so that is done in paragraph two and paragraph three and what are the importance of Indian coastline this is from global trade perspective and also we have the most important vital installations it is important for our Indian security perspective and also economic perspective like defense atomic energy similarly petroleum space for example if you take atomic energy if you go and locate all the power plants in India it's very close to coastal areas and similarly all refineries are right now located in ports and similarly space luxury very good all located in very close to coastal areas so that comes importance of maritime and also they have given data in India we have 12 major ports major ports and 239 non major ports so this data you can use it for your answer writing and time because a table or column and whenever you want you can substantiate the distance this is the one in this page next paragraph one paragraph one paragraph two and six so this article is regarding coastal security correct and they say that already we saw that Indian coastline is very important for international shipping and all and they have said that right now we have around 1 lakh ships so 1 lakh ships transit close to our shores as global trade is happening in Indian Ocean and 1 lakh ships passes every year through our very close to coastal areas and so that comes the need for blue economy so Indian government is focusing on blue economy blue economy is nothing but effectively using maritime resources or our economic development so blue economy and apart from this which focus on port led development port led development coastal shipping so these are the terms associated with maritime coastal shipping and also protocols trade protocols trade protocols cruise tourism so even there is a potential for tourism in coastal areas tourism and we have this Sahar Mala project but from this you also have this Sahar Mala project so these are regarding maritime aspects of India for the potential and why we need to focus on that's going in paragraph one so paragraph two what are the stakeholders? Paragraph 2 speaks about stakeholders in ocean governance what stakeholders means the major play is regarding maritime in India so which includes very common sense answers for example it includes coast guard Indian Navy coastal security customs fisheries coastal coast port authorities intelligence agencies they are the major stakeholders whatever happens in oceans it has a direct impact on this particular institutions so they are called as stakeholders in ocean governance any decisions by government regarding maritime they play a major role in it so that's going in paragraph two and paragraph three in this coast guard play a very effective role in coastal security or coastal security is based on coast guards commander coastal command so Indian coast guard is designated as commander coastal command so right now for our coastal security coast guard plays an active role and they are coordinating with all central and state agencies so this clearly shows the importance of coast guard here that's going in paragraph three and so we have the standard operating procedures so they have this SOPs for all these things standard operating procedures that's going in paragraph three in paragraph four and we have this Sahar Kavach by annual exercise for coastal security these are the answers these are the points we can use it for their answer writing by annual exercise for coastal security again coast guard play a major role in this so two years once we have this particular exercise conducted in India for coastal security that's the one in paragraph four but also we have this coastal police stations 200 coastal police stations and this development 200 coastal police stations is run by state governments coastal police stations and and also surveillance in shallow waters and coastal mapping is done so all these are being the coastal mapping so this all clearly indicates that how our Indian government do greater focus on coastal security and in paragraph five it speaks about this coastal surveillance network coastal surveillance network coastal surveillance network and that is use of technology here the name says is coastal surveillance so they're going to monitor our coastal areas and they have given 25 nautical miles until 25 nautical mines Indian establishments are monitoring that and we have 38 radar stations and all these are being done mobile surveillance systems over being done so in your answer writing you can use this term called coastal surveillance network use of modern technology until 25 nautical miles to check what is happening within the Indian seas that is there in paragraph five and paragraph six we have institutional mechanism called national committee so national committee on strengthening strengthening of maritime and coastal security ncsms national committee on strengthening maritime and coastal security coastal security so right now so they are the apex level monitoring body highest level monitoring body highest level monitoring body and review the implementations of coastal security so this is an institutional mechanism in India so this is given in this basis so we can see that institutions are being created and we can also see that annual exercise by annual exercise are being done so that coastal security is ensured in India next we have paragraph one paragraph two in paragraph three so in paragraph one so as we already know that seven thousand five hundred and five one six kilometers of coastal area again they have given some data as for it that is one third of our land borders so India have borders as you know that India is a subcontinent and it says so many other countries are there so we have a lot of border with other countries and one third of that is a land border and reminding we are reminding this which is equivalent to that land border that's the area this 7516 kilometers and we have this exclusive economic zone so exclusive economic zone in waters that is around 2 million square kilometer so exclusive economic zone the name itself says that this is the area where India can exploit the ocean for its resources that's called exclusive economic zone that is 2 million square kilometer and which is equivalent to 61 percentage of equivalent to 61 percentage of our land mass 61 percentage of our land mass and coast guard play the active role in protecting this exclusive economic zone that is why given in paragraph one and paragraph two and finally last one paragraph three and we have this 2611 coastal security issues happen and right now we have this institutional mechanism what we already saw it's all comes under multi-stakeholder multi-stakeholder approach in coastal security so this we already saw that the previous page we saw this particular institution as affects monitoring body of coastal security and so Ministry of Home Affairs also play a major role in it and through border border management divisions Ministry of Home Affairs through border management division so they ensure the coastal security of our country and the primary aspect of this paragraph three is multi-stakeholder which so this is the first article second article is regarding portlet development portlet development so paragraph one and paragraph two same paragraph one it speaks about this Saharmala project Saharmala project it's nothing but portlet development so we know that we are in globalist era where all countries are interacting with each other even they say a term called global village so there comes the interaction through trade also where coastal play areas becomes more important that is portlet development and Indian government is being important through the Saharmala project and what are the biggest importance of this is when you go for portlet development under this project they are going to focus on quick efficient and cost effective cost effective trade quick efficient cost effective trade so and also they focus on inter models solutions inter model inter models and also India can also act as a destination for further trade so when the trade need to happen for long distance India is very strategically located in Indian oceans so ships of other country can come to India and from there they can also take to the other countries so that is also another important objective of it and also they are also focusing on connectivity with under this project they are focusing on connectivity with main economic centers main economic centers there is a through beams of rail inland waters coastal and road services this we can apply your logical sense and under the Saharmala project they also connect with this industrial areas of India and we know that industrial areas are mainly located in Indian lands or interior parts of India the private business when you want to develop an industry most of the time manufacturing sectors they try to put the industries very close to the raw material basis it's nothing but a mineral basis they put the industries there so that cost of the products will be very less as you are minimizing the transportation you can think the example of mining industries and steel manufacturing plants are very close because when you mine you take it very close to the industry you manufacture you make it as a product then you can fix the prices premium prices where they're ready to appear the prices but if you think of putting a steel plant outside of that area where you transport the raw materials only 30 percentage becomes a product it's another 70 space so most of the time industry location is always very close to the resource space so under the Saharmala project what government is saying that has put late development they are going to connect all this interland through rail networks or inland waterways and road services that's all part of this project and paragraph 2 there are three major pillars three pillars of development under this project three pillars of development one is portlet development as well as portlet development portlet development and especially through this better coordination and interagency and collaboration all these things comes into the next one is regarding enhancing infrastructures enhance port infrastructures because we want to handle large amount of trade port infrastructure should be very strong so that the waiting time in the ports are reduced which is also important factor in global trade but also efficient evacuation to and from hindal land so in the land is what I said connecting with industries which is mostly located very close to the raw material basis and this Saharmala project has only important pillar that is efficient evacuation to and from from from hindal lands so these are the three major pillars which is given in paragraph and paragraph 3 paragraph 4, 5 and 6 so paragraph 3 they are primarily focused on to enhance enhance capacity of major or non-major ports major or non-major ports in India and we already saw that in India we have 12 major ports and as per this project they want to enhance the capacity that is doing paragraph 3 and and also and also inland waterways and all those things they have given and to enhance the extreme trade correct to develop inland waterways and also to develop manifest to connect manufacturing sectors correct so logistic hubs to develop logistic hubs to connect with manufacturing centers it is all given in paragraph thing as paragraph 4 so along this Saharmala project they are also focusing on skilled development coastal tourism R&D involved skilled development coastal tourism coastal tourism and R&D activities once you say that you want to develop the nation through ports automatically the lot of other allied aspects need to be printed for example skilled development of local population is required because trading consists of flow of goods and where there comes the importance of logistic industries so that you develop skills for all these things and also you need to have you can there's a great potential for coastal tourism because as ports are filled with ships from across world and as a potential for tourism is also there and also R&D activities so that you can make the trade very efficient that is all part of this Saharmala project and also we have this technology enabled skilled development for this skilled development they have set the center of excellence in maritime and shipbuilding center of excellence for maritime and shipbuilding and shipbuilding and this primarily focused on skilled manpower to develop skilled manpower for maritime so that is being done under this particular Saharmala project whereas in paragraph 5 and they focus on capacity building so capacity building capacity building similarly infrastructure development infrastructure development and social development so that comes the rule of both union and state governments union and state governments union and state governments as paragraphs 6 focus on developing tourism so under the Saharmala project ministry of tourism is also involved in it and they primarily focused on coastal circuits especially this related tourism potential that is swadesh darshan scheme so to develop this coastal security yeah coastal tourism sorry and also cruise tourism they focus even on cruise tourism cruise tourism and also lighthouses which has potential for tourism and heritage museums heritage museums heritage museums and underwater galleries underwater galleries these are the potential of tourism especially under the Saharmala project and skilled development program is given in 21 districts right now skilled development is given in 21 coastal districts coastal districts under this ministry of ministry of rural development ministry of rural development and they have a scheme called the green dayal badia the badia the original where they focus on providing skilled development in 21 coastal coastal districts and these points you can use it especially regarding coastal related questions especially projects like Saharmala you can relate all this information and also there's a diagram given in the top which can be used as a simple diagram to store the importance of Saharmala that is reducing the cost of transportation and also optimizing time and cost in XM or container movements XM is export import container movements lowering largest cost by putting this is very close to the coast and improving export competitiveness when you do all these things export companies also increases because your product cost goes down and in global level you have a greater demand for your products these are the main objective of Saharmala also that's given in the next article is Indian coastal Indian coastal community and climate change paragraph one paragraph two same paragraph one speaks about coastal regions and they say that around 250 million Indians live within 50 kilometer of the coast so out of this 1.4 billion population 250 million Indians very close to 50 kilometers and they have given 1,300 offshore islands example and the Manicobar or we can relate with all the islands spread across our A, B, N, C and Veya and so and also we have this 514 islands in main main land coast and island territories is also there around 8 say 8 68 island areas so this much categorization is not required for our answer writing this basic understanding is enough whereas in paragraph two so there are a lot of challenges for coastal communities so challenges for coastal communities that is going to be discussed in this article so challenges of coastal communities and especially by means of natural calamities like floods, tsunamis, there's all part of the issues faced by coastal communities apart from this they have this problem of salt incursions all these are part of it so that's they have given it so coastal communities have some unique set of problems because they are very close to ocean areas so that's given in that areas and also importance of coastal communities are they are responsible for fishing fishing salt production salt production aqua culture aqua culture animal husbandry so these are some economic importance of them so in paragraph one as we know that coastal areas important for India and they have this unique set of problems we have this coastal zone management guidelines coastal zone management guidelines management guidelines which is given based on MS swamina then report 2005 swamina then report 2005 so based on this report right now in India we have this coastal zone management guidelines and especially to face the problems of coastal communities and and the ministry of environment and forest and climate change ministry of environment forest and climate change have came out come out with this concept called hazard line in coastal areas hazard line and they identify the areas where we have the possibility of natural calamities then identify this hazard lines and also we have this coastal regulation zone notification again part of ministry of environment and forest coastal regulation coastal regulation zone notification notification and all related to this aspect us to resolve the problems of coastal communities so already we have a certain mechanisms in India that is given in paragraph one and we'll identify certain issues and problems for coastal communities in that paragraph two it's regarding this sea level rise sea level rise sea level rise so so globally they have gone say some datas sea level it's global globally global data sea level rises i'll just put slr sea level rise slr is around 4.5 mm per year so globally seas across the world increases by 4.5 mm per year and it is said that 10 percentage 10 percentage of coastal population 10 percentage of coastal population live in low-lying areas so they are the first one to get the impact of sea level rise that's the data clearly indicates and this results in what impact of sea level rise is retreat so population need to retreat and submersion so land can be submerged erosion can happen so erosion can happen and extreme marine events extreme marine events so there's an impact of sea level rise that is given in paragraph two as paragraph three results in so the impact of all this thing is especially squeezing of squeezing of settlements as people need to leave their place of residence because of sea level rises increase as to squeezing of settlements so reduction of common property reduction of common property so common property and also construction of destruction of infrastructures like roads and all these things so this is all the problem of sea level rises and so right now we have this ministry of environment and forest climate change to protect the life of livelihoods of coastal communities they have this survey of India conducted by this national center national center for sustainable coastal management sustainable coastal management they are preparing this hazard line map and this is taken as a major criteria for all the activities in coastal areas so that is given there and and this part of this disaster management plan this hazard line hazard line is part of this disaster management plan especially in coastal areas disaster management plan coastal areas and this helps for this helps for mitigation measures mitigations and also adaptive measures adaptive measures the next thing is increased sea surface temperature next problem is like sea level rise next problem is given in paragraph six that is increased sea sea surface temperatures increased sea surface temperature increased sea surface temperature as the primary reason for this thing is greenhouse gas trap because our planet has this greenhouse gases this acts as a trap and as this because of this increase in water temperature increase in water temperature especially in the surface that's called sea surface temperature and and primarily that has impact us impact us fish migration because fish fishes are very sensitive temperatures based on that they have the migration patterns you know this migrations and fish breeding fish breeding and habitat loss habitat loss this is all because of increasing sea surface temperature and also this results in oceans acidification current patterns all have impact on ocean acidification the cycle once sea surface sea temperature changes lot of other aspects in the ocean ecosystem changes that's given in paragraph six and seven paragraph six and seven paragraph one paragraph three four in paragraph one is also found out when now the sea surface level temperature increases and tropical disturbances tropical disturbances is primarily focused on temperature that is cyclones example cyclones will happen in 26 percent a 26 degree Celsius and whenever there's increase in temperature of ocean water especially surface water the intensity and frequency increases results in intensity increase intensity and frequency of cyclones this is the problem of surface level temperature increase in sea waters that is given the next thing is shoreline change so paragraph next problem is shoreline change so shoreline changes it's primarily focused on changes happening in soft rocks and beaches soft rock and beaches and so when the erosion and this primer reason for this thing is erosion erosion and when what is there are different scale of erosions that is high erosion higher erosion means whenever five meters per year and there's a loss of five meters per year that's called high erosion whereas medium erosion medium erosion when is there is a loss of two meters per year two meters per year and low erosion there's a loss of 5.5 meters per year and stable coast is below that so that is all the prior aspect of it and how to solve this problem is by construction of seawalls construction of seawalls and this we can see in most of the coastal areas during correct break waters having break waters so this we can see a lot of coastal areas and also in certain movies and all especially when you say for hallowed movies and all we can see the coastal areas will be very different when compared to the natural coast they have all these preventive mechanisms and and what the biggest impact is economic impact because of this because of shorelines changes economic impact it's a general term property loss of property loss of tourism potential so these are all given in paragraph one so in paragraph one it's regarding salt water intrusion is another climate change issue in coastal areas and this we can see lot as a problem in households correct household problem because of drinking water becoming more salty drinking water becoming more salty because of salt water intrusion and primary reason is why this happens is this is going in paragraph two that is inappropriate usage of land landscape in appropriate land usage in coastal areas coastal areas next thing is poor management water management over water management there's regarding government systems over water management water management and impact is on livestock impact impact is on livestock and impact is on livestock and productivity productivity especially in agriculture in agriculture so there's going in paragraph one and two and paragraph three speaks about another climate change issues in coastal areas brought brought and especially this has an impact on coastal villages impact on coastal villages from which he has a more economic and social negative impacts and our paragraph four speaks about reduction in capture of fishery capture of fishery and the primary reason people always believe is there is a reducing stock of fish in oceans but the reality is not only that it is reducing fish stock and apart from this the primary reason for this thing is climate change and there's a case today given in this particular paragraph and they found out that in Malappuram district so Malappuram Malappuram district of Kerala the catch of sardines sardines and mackerel type fishers were primarily reduced because of they are moving to deep waters because of lot of other changes in ocean ecosystems so they are moving to deep waters initially they are very close to coast they are moving to deep waters because of climate change issues right now the capture of that sardines and mackerel are very low in Kerala especially Malappuram district for the primary reason is not only reducing the stock of fishes and all our primary reason is the pattern of fish habitat has changed and they have moved to deep waters so that's the data given here this case studies can be used in your answer writing so to tackle this paragraph 1 to tackle these issues and the paragraph 1 says we need to focus on livelihood we need to focus on livelihood livelihood vulnerability index vulnerability index to identify location specific location specific problems and what this paragraph says is to all the problems what we discussed above we need to have this livelihood vulnerable index to identify location specific issues and based on that we can take some corrective actions corrective actions can be based on this so this is paragraph 1 and whereas paragraph 2 says that especially we need to focus on awareness creation capacity building awareness capacity building and also mackerel for coastal communities all the problems were discussed above and another aspect is regarding this fisheries what our recommendations are given us they focus on near shore near shore cage culture so you can develop certain fisheries based on this near coast near shore cage culture aqua culture aqua culture and mariculture activities mariculture activities so that this can be done through ppp public private partnership so this can be encouraged in coastal communities so that that will be a livelihood opportunity for them so that is given in paragraph 3 and also we need to focus on construction courts of building construction courts construction court for buildings in coastal areas and especially it is primarily focused on minimizing the impact of climate change and also cyclone resistance and all those things can be there and next one is it also speaks about research and development research and development for climate change issues in coastal areas climate change in climate change issues in coastal areas and apart from this paragraph 4 also speaks about hazard lines which we already discussed hazard lines and also we have this hazard profile maps hazard profile maps hazard profile maps and proper mitigation issues mitigation issues and this page speaks about how to resolve the problem of climate change in coastal communities thank you


HTML block An HTML block is a customizable block, allowing you to add images, text, links or even embedded code or widgets to blocks at the side of your course. You don't need to understand HTML code to use it. You can add more than one block, as you see here, where we have, for instance, an image of the Art de Triomphe in Paris, which links to a website of Paris Tourism, and we have tweets from a Twitter hashtag. To add a block, we go to the gear menu top right and turn on the editing. And then, from the add block link in the nav drawer, we choose the block we want, HTML block. Let's add an image and link to that image. So when the block is added, we need to configure the new HTML block by clicking the gear icon. We give it a title, I'm going to call it Bonjour, and then in the content, we add the image we want. I already have a public domain image of the Art de Triomphe on my desktop, so I'm simply going to drag it in. Note the text editor I'm using is Moodle's Atto editor. If you are using a different editor, such as TinyMCE, you won't be able to drag and drop your image in. You can change this from your user menu, Preferences. We could simply save it and display it now, but we're going to link this image to a Paris Tourism website. So if we select the image, and then click the link icon, we can then paste in the URL of the Paris Tourism website, which we will have already found and copied in another tab. When we save the changes, we will see the images there, and it's linked to the website. And that is how you add HTML blocks. But optionally, if you would like to try something more challenging, you don't have to, but let's try adding tweets from a Twitter hashtag. How about Learn French, as this is Sam's course, our teacher. For this, we need to expand the editor, and click on the HTML code link, because we're going to embed some code from Twitter. We then need to go to the settings of our own Twitter account, and then choose Widgets, and then Create New, and Search. We type in the hashtag we want, with any customizations, and then click Create Widget. This then produces some code we can copy and paste back in the Atto editor. It doesn't matter if we don't know what it actually means. We go back to our editor, paste in the code, save, and there we have, along with our image HTML block, a Twitter block, with the tweets from the hashtag.


Air Defender is the largest air exercise since the end of the Cold War and it's unique for us to be a part of this large exercise working with our NATO partners up to 25 nations I think a 10,000 personnel total and over 240 aircraft so it's a very big exercise and it's an honor for us to be part of it. For us it's just a fostering those relationships with our NATO partners. It's a German, Germany's our host but we're getting to work with I think 25 other nations in total and this is the best time to get together and to you know exercise those skills. It's like a large force exercise if you would think of something like Red Flag out of Nellis but at an international scale so it's an even bigger exercise. We like to say train like you fight and that's a you know it's kind of a maybe an overstated thing but it's really in my 25 years in the Air Force I don't think I've ever been on a single deployment where it's just been unilateral just the United States. It will always been in some capacity either a joint or combined force with some other nation or some other service so getting to do it out here on their turf and getting to work with them out of our comfort zone of our own home base makes us that much better.


This shape kind of looks similar to the first proof that we dealt with we've got two triangles and they share a side length However, the given information is different. We've got these segments. Let's call it MA and HT those segments are Parallel right, that's what that little arrow means and Parallel lines always always always give us angles So these parallel lines are cut by a transversal to give us these two angles So those two angles are congruent Now furthermore these segments have these congruence tick marks on them and as a result MA and HT are also congruent So they're both congruent and they're also parallel and then finally we've got a shared side of the middle Segment AT and I know those segments are always congruent to themselves So we can prove that these two triangles are congruent using the side angle side theorem We've got the green side length the red angles and the blue share side shared sides So we're dealing with the side angle side So let's let's piece this together First we know MA is parallel to HT and we also know that MA is congruent to HT All right, so let's talk about those green sides. We know MA and HT are congruent That's given information Next we want to talk about the two red angles that we had we had angle MAT and angle HT But why is that true? Well, that's true because of this given information the two parallel lines So we have to mention that fact. So the fact that MA Is parallel to HT If we have parallel lines then alternate interior angles are congruent So I know it's a bit abbreviated but that reason right the connector with the arrow says if parallel lines Then alternate interior angles are congruent And then finally we have the blue sides We have segment AT and it's a shared segment and shared segments are always congruent Now we're not quite finished with this proof Yeah, we've proven that the two triangles are congruent MAT and HTA But that's not exactly what we're trying to prove We want to prove that angles M and H are congruent in other words We want to prove that these angles are congruent H and M Well in order to do that we're going to use the CPCTC See once we've established that the two triangles are congruent then all of the parts of the two triangles are congruent That's what CPCTC stands for corresponding parts of congruent triangles are also congruent And so we can say given the fact that triangle MAT is congruent to HTA That means angle M must be congruent to angle H and now we're done with the proof


Consuming vinegar with a meal reduces the spike in blood sugar, insulin, and triglycerides, and it appears to work particularly well in those who are insulin resistant on their way to type 2 diabetes. No wonder the consumption of vinegar with meals was used as a folk medicine for the treatment of diabetes before diabetes drugs were invented. Many cultures have taken advantage of this fact, mixing vinegar with high glycemic foods like white rice in Japan, for example, to make sushi, dipping bread in balsamic in the Mediterranean, a variety of sourdough breads throughout Europe, which cause less blood sugar and insulin spikes. And you can do the same with boiled white potatoes by adding vinegar and cooling them down to make potato salad. Adding vinegar to white bread doesn't just lower blood sugar and insulin responses, but increases satiety, the feeling of being full after a meal.   But this remarkable increase in prolongation of satiety took nearly two tablespoons of vinegar. That's a lot of vinegar. Turns out even just small amounts of vinegar, two teaspoons with a meal, can significantly cut down on the blood sugar spike of a refined carb meal, bagel and juice, in this case. So you could have a little side salad, or even just adding it to some tea with lemon, and it's only two teaspoons. Or scrap the bagel with juice and just have some oatmeal with berries instead. What if you consume vinegar every day for months? Researchers at Arizona State randomized pre-diabetics drink a daily bottle of an apple cider vinegar drink, half-bottle lunch, half-bottle supper, or take an apple cider vinegar tablet, which they pretty much considered a placebo control, since while the bottle contains two tablespoons of vinegar, two tablets would only add up to about a third of a teaspoon a day, so they were in effect comparing about 40 spoonfuls of vinegar a week, to two for 12 weeks. This is what happened. On the vinegar drink, fasting blood sugars dropped within a week. How significant is a drop of 16 points? A simple dietary tweak, a tablespoon of vinegar twice a day, worked better than the leading drugs, like Lucifage and Evandia. This effect of vinegar is particularly noteworthy when the cost, access, and toxicities that are associated with pharmaceutical medications are considered. So safer, cheaper, and more effective. No wonder it's been used medicinally since antiquity. Interestingly, even the tiny amount of vinegar and pill form seemed to help a bit. That's astonishing. And no, the study was not funded by the vinegar company. What about long-term vinegar use where it really counts in diabetics? They're randomized to one of three groups. Two tablespoons of vinegar twice a day with lunch and supper. Two dill pickles a day, which each contained a half tablespoons worth of sugar— I mean, not sugar, excuse me, vinegar— or an even smaller vinegar pill twice a day, each containing only one sixteenth of a teaspoon worth of vinegar. So I wasn't surprised the pill didn't work, but neither did the pickles. And maybe the tablespoon a day isn't enough for diabetics? Regardless, the vinegar did work, all the more impressive because the diabetics were mostly well controlled on medication, and still saw an additional benefit from the vinegar.


I keep messing up my words. Cut. Let's talk about books. I've been wanting to talk about books for a long time on my channel. I just haven't found a book that I want to talk about until, until I saw the trailer for Two All the Boys I've Love before and I was like, what is this? What is this? It looks super cheesy and cute and adorable and I'm all about it and I'm here to support it. Then I looked into it, saw that it was a book adaptation. Then I'm like, okay, let's buy the box set. I don't care. It's by an Asian author and I'm here to support my Asians. To all the boys I love, I bought the box set in a heartbeat. I literally was like, okay. It's already been turned into a film.  So like, I'm here to catch up as quick as I can. I read the first two books in two days and then the last book took me a little bit longer because it took me a little bit longer on the last book just because it wasn't as interesting to me as the first two books. So I took a little long reading it. And what caught my eye about this when I saw the trailer for Two All the Boys I loved was obviously it was an Asian lead, Asian girl lead, which is very, very uncommon amongst movies, especially rom-coms or teenage romance movies. I just, I've never seen in my entire life a female Asian lead in a romantic movie. Not only that, someone that is like a mixed kid, she's biracial. So I was so intrigued right away when I saw the trailer. Honestly, let's watch the trailer right now. I've watched it a million times, but I think I'll watch it again because why not? It's just a great trailer. Trailer is edited. Really love that, the music. This is Largene. I was used to being in the attention to what I was doing. Okay, I'm actually really sorry.  My face, what happened? Why did I make that? This is from Model UN. And Josh, the boy next door. The boy next door, how about it? There's my girl Kitty. There she is. There she is. Fantasy. Girl, Mark. This is literally me when I'm like in my car, like trying to like get ready to like take the road. Largene, it is a party. Really cool that you think I have cold and specks in my eyes. It's just whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Girl. The letters are out. Good, August 17th. Y'all are ready. I'm not ready. It's about to be excited. Okay, so now that I've watched the trailer, I'm gonna talk about the books. We're getting to this. I'm not a book reviewer. I don't know how to review writing or books. I like what I like. And then I just dig deeper into how I like stuff. So if you were looking for a book review, I'm sorry. This is gonna be more of a commentary. So let's get into why I loved it so much and what that meant to me. Okay, I read this book at the perfect time in my life. I read this at the right time, at the right age to where I could fully grasp everything that was going on and I could truly relate to Largene. I don't think I've ever read a book quite like this where I related to her and connected with a character. Largene is biracial. I'm not biracial, but I'm a mixed kid. So you kind of see her go through not like identity problems with her race, but you can see while she also lives very American lifestyle, she still tries to hold on to her Korean side as well. Without it being too forced, it's just like, yes, like I have a Korean side as well. And she loves it and she's not ashamed of her Korean side. I know a lot of mixed kids have issues. It's like, I, white people wanna accept me, Korean people wanna accept me. It's like a very weird issue that mixed kids have, but you just gotta deal with it. You sort of got to see into her biracial life that she lived. It was not about her struggles being biracial. It was nice to see a book from the perspective of someone who was mixed race. I think that's really cool. In the first book, Lara Jean is 16 in junior year and I'm about to go into my junior year. So all of this, all of this kind of stuff she's going through, not per se with the letter stuff because can't relate to that, but with her school and then, you know, with driving. I don't know. I felt like it was just like, it was really like a moment where I was just like me. Like I really just connected to Lara Jean in this book a lot because I'm sort of at the same place in life as her. I relate to her on so many different levels without personality wise, ethnicity wise and then age. And it's just, it was all like a lot that I just really connected with her on. And I think that's one of the reasons why I love this book so much. It was the perfect book for me to read. I thought this whole series was really interesting and really fun to read. And although it had this like teen plot that was pretty like cheesy, she handled it in such a way that it didn't make you cringe. It didn't feel over dramatic in the book. It felt all very like self-aware of what it was. And I think Jenny Han did a really good job at writing it. But the first one's just the best. You can't deny that the first one is just really good. The second one, I really enjoyed as well. I read it super quick. I was so invested in this. It was really throwing me for some loops. And I was just like, hey, whoa, John, where'd you come from? And you're kinda, I love you.  Always and Forever was my least favorite by far.  I think why is because I like drama. You know, when I'm reading stuff, when I'm watching stuff, I like drama. I like chaos and havoc. I like it when things are messy. So PS, I love you. And to all the boys I love before, those were kinda messy. Those were kinda dramatic. And I really loved that. This one, especially with the love plot of Lara Jean and Peter, it was like very like honeymoon, happiness. And although I love that, I need some drama in my life. And that's just a personal opinion. Some people probably love this book. I don't know. I just thought it was a little bit less interesting than the other two. Since the movie on this is just about the first book, let's talk about the first book. It's a lot. And I just need to talk about it. Obviously, spoilers come in your way, man. And like right from the start, right from like the very first chapter, I knew I was like, Lara Jean, you, you're hooked on Josh and you need to be unhooked because you don't seem that great to me. Whenever she started off the book and she's like, anybody loves Josh. My sister loves Josh. My dad loves Josh. My other sister loves Josh. And so do I. We all just love Josh.  Why is this Josh guy so great?   Like this literally helped her stop liking him. And then she gets with someone else. I was like, brah. Like that is amazing. Iconic. When Lara jumped, when she's in the hallway trying to not embarrass herself in front of Josh and she freaking catapults into Peter's arms. I was like, I dropped my high-pack. This is so far. Ah! Girl, what are you taking? Because like, she just got like the confidence of everything and she just like jumped into his arms.  Okay. I'm really excited to see that scene where like she's talking to Josh and she just like catapults herself into Peter's arms because I think that's gonna be really funny. And I'm just imagining this tiny little Lana just jump all the way up on the tree, Nick is. Also, okay. I'm jumping in between the book and the movie, but you know what?  I'm really happy with the casting. I just think it's so good. Like it just matches everybody. I think one thing about Lana is that she definitely doesn't look like someone that is half Korean, half white. Like she looks like a full Asian. I don't know if she is Korean. I'm not kind of weird if she isn't though, but like whatever. Like it's fine. Like it's an Asian. I'll take whatever I can get. I think Janelle and then the little sister Kitty, I forget her name. I think they both look mixed like white and Asian, but then Lana doesn't quite look white and Asian. She just looks Asian to me. I did not know. I watched the trailer a million times.  I was like shook. I was a little bit shook by that. I was like, okay, bitch, that's kind of iconic. I was really excited to see that Peter was being played by Nick because I watched the Fosters and I really liked the Fosters. And I was like, that is actually quite honestly the best Peter casting that I've probably ever seen. And like honestly, like when you read the book with like Nick and your minus Peter, like it fits so well. And I just, I really love that. Let's go into some of my favorite scenes over the course of 12 of Boys I've Loved Before. My favorite little moments from the book are probably the genuine like honest moments between like Largene and Peter. I think they're very cute. And it's just like, it's not forced. It doesn't seem overly cheesy or like weird. It's just cute little genuine moments between them when they're talking and it's, you know, it's not a show. And even when they are out in public, it's not really pretend. Like you would think like, oh, pretend relationship. Like it's gonna be like very like over the top. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But it's really not like whenever they're out like being pretend couple, like this is like real things that they're deciding to do. Whenever she's at the party and she gains a little bit more confidence in herself, she's like, this is what Peter's girlfriend would do. And she just sits on his lap.  You're Peter's a girlfriend. I don't know. Like you do, you do. Like I think that's one of my favorite parts is when Largene starts getting more confidence on herself, especially around like Peter and his friends. Like that's like really amazing. Truly like confidence queen. I love that. Honestly, like I love like high school like party scenes. So like whenever that party scene happened in there, I was really about it because like I'm a party scene whore. When I watch like teen movies, like I'm all about that like a party scene, like house party, let's do it. Like I'm ready. Like I'm down for the house party scene in a teen show. Blah. Oh, and the moment before the house party and he's like, you know, they come from her house. She's literally like baking because she's like the PTA bake sale. Like she's all about that PTA lifestyle. She like dresses up or whatever and she like goes to the party and they're like about to walk in.   And then he just snaps a picture of her, puts it as his phone screen and you're just like, he just did that. Wow. Like maybe hit her or lives like maybe they matter. One of the best parts about this book is sort of the transformation from pretend to real relationship and real feelings. We see Lara Jean, you know, recognize her own feelings sooner than Peter does. But when Peter, you know, finally tells her like he says it very straightforward.  And she's like, that whole ski trip, I was literally like, it was a lot to take in because it's like, oh my God, there's Genevieve. No one likes Genevieve, not even me. I don't care what, like honestly, even after finding out what happens to her and like what she's going through, I'm still like, okay. But anyways, enough about Genevieve. I wasn't even talking about Genevieve. Her struggles and her struggles, whatever.  It was something, it was just so, it was so like just perfect. It was what you needed because it was like, okay, we got a little bit of like, you know, we see him and it's like, oh my God, like they hugged.    And she's like, I called Peter but he didn't hear me, I guess. And he's like, nope, I didn't hear you.   And then we're all like back. And then like, Largene doesn't say it back. And I'm like, girl, you've been pining for him. So it's like six chapters ago. Why didn't you just say you liked him?  I have to tell you guys, I was reading that part where he's in the hot tub and she's like, let's pull up exactly what she said so I don't like get it all wrong.  It was very, it was very dirty on my mind too. I can explain myself. Okay, it says there's not much time left. I hope Peter's still out there. I don't want to lose my nerve. So I quickened my pace and that's when I spotted him.  Now, being from the weird mind I have, I assumed he was getting a blowjob from Genevieve. An explanation, cause that's just like so wrong in so many ways. Like, and it's so like, it's not at all true. It is, okay. Honestly, my Genevieve part was not all false because we all knew that she was lurking in the woods doing all that because he was waiting for her, little hoe. I don't know why my mind went there. I was tweeting about it and I quickly deleted that tweet after my eyes read down a few more sentences. Well, cause he like, okay. Cause he like looks around when she's like trying to get in the hot tub and he's like, what are you doing? And I'm like, oh my God. There's a girl underneath the water right now. And I was like, how was she holding her breath for so long? I don't know. Pretty much like a false assumption on my part. Not good. We gotta go. The rest of the schedule, you know, they have their little make-out session pool and that make-out session just comes back and bites them and they ask like five more times in the next book, you know. Gotta love that. We are a meme. I love this whole book like front to back. Like I love it so much. I wish I could say like, talk about every single scene that I loved, but like obviously like we would be here for an hour. There was just so many scenes I love. I love the party scene. I love the sea trip. I love their first encounter. Honestly, one of the underrated scene is when, you know, the first interaction we have of Peter and Largene in the beginning of the book when she gets a new car wreck and then he like stops on the side of the road to make sure she's okay. Like I think it's a very underrated scene and it kind of sets up to what Peter's character was gonna be like. Obviously it was foreshadowing stuff. It kind of showed you what type of character Peter was and I really appreciated that, that Jenny Han didn't make Peter out to be the stereotypical lead. You know what I'm saying? Cause she could have easily done that. She could have easily made him, you know, very cliche and she didn't and she chose a different route and I love that so much. When I say I called it, I called it because I knew one of those motherfucking sisters sent out those letters. I knew it. I called it. I will hear the tweets, hear the tweets. I literally called it. I called it. I am a sidekick. I am so powerful. I don't even know. I was literally like one of those freaking sisters sent out those letters and I was like little miss Kitty, send those letters. I love you Kitty.  But also like thank you. Like that's really nice of you because now she's, you know, she found life. That's like really great. Also like the way this book ends like literally made me jump off of the roof. If I didn't have the next book, I probably would have started crying because that is really sad. It's literally just like dear Peter dot dot dot.  Like literally like if I didn't have the next book I would be screaming. I would be in a riot. I don't know how the people that read this in 2014 lived enough to wait till, I don't know how they waited a whole year for PSI Love You because that was weird. Also, why is this called PSI Still Love You? She says that in the letter to Josh, in the new letter she writes to Josh that was like, you know, she was like, I'm closing, I'm gonna have closure on Josh for round two, round two closure on Josh. And she goes, PSI Still Love You. Why is that the title of this, ma'am? I mean, I kind of get in context with Peter but it was weird that she wrote that for Josh and then she uses it in this. So it really had me thrown because I read this and then I read this back to back and I was like, is she gonna end up with Josh? What? I was literally like, why is it called PSI Love You? Because I feel like it should be like Peter and Laura Jean but it's just because I love you which is what she wrote to Josh. So I was like, I was really thrown for a loop. But Josh has quickly kicked out of the picture very soon in this. You know, he was kind of like the star in this one but not in this one, not really.  I'm like also like right from the moment you knew freaking Josh also had feelings for Laura Jean because he was like, why didn't you tell me Laura Jean? Why didn't you tell me back then? And she's like, well, I don't know. And then he's like, God, I don't know.  You probably would have snatched it up real quick with Laura Jean if he could. Honestly, me too. When he finally tells her that he likes her and then kisses her. Oh my God, the line after he kisses her. Let's read it. And then he goes, did you predict that Laura Jean?  This is why no one likes you. This is why everyone except the characters in the book don't like you. Like literally no one likes you. No one likes you even more because of that line.  Why did you say that? Like that is just why. Like I just shouldn't have said that, dog. I'm gonna keep it real with you. You shouldn't have said that. Oh my God, the Halloween scene.  He was a little bit salty about that. I was, that little scene where they like, they like chase each other around in their costumes. I just, I'm so cute. How cute is that? Like that's adorable. Like I said, this is not a review of the book. This is literally me commenting on some of the scenes that I really liked in the book. I love the way Jenny Han did this. It's so, it's such a sweet story. It's cheesy in all the right ways and it's cute in every single way. I also like the relationship bumps that Peter and Laura Jean go through in this book and PSI Love You. I think they're very, it's something very realistic that they go through. It's something that I really like seeing because into all the boys I love before, you really couldn't see it as like relationship fights when it's like, oh, this is a pretend relationship. But in this one, like it was a real one, blah, blah, blah, blah. Oh my God. And at the end of this book, when they like find, whatever, decide, you know, we're gonna have to kind of like, hey. And he's like, so this time it's gonna be real. So he's saying I just read this whole book and it wasn't even real. Really? Really, really, that's really fun. We love that. I don't have anything to say on always and forever. Whereas on PSI Love You and to all the boys I love before, I had a lot to say about it. I don't have a lot to say about it because I felt like it was just, like there was a lot of anti-climactic things that happened, you know what I'm saying? Whereas in PSI Love You, you have the freaking hot tub video going out. You've got freaking John coming in and then you have like the whole Genevieve thing and it's very dramatic and you're like, oh my God, like it's a lot to handle. Which is why I really like this book. But Always and Forever is cute. It's really good. It's not on these guys level. You know, like she wasn't ugly, but she wasn't me. You know what I'm saying? Like that's how it kind of felt about it. Like it's, she's not bad, but she's just like, it's not on their level. Like she's not hanging out with them. To all the boys I love, like it was the perfect book for me to read at this time. Just hit all my soft spots, you know what I mean?  I have a really hard time reviewing things, especially books, because it's very hard to touch on everything that happens in a book. And you know, although I did mention like PSI Love You and Always and Forever, like I did not go into them as hard as I wanted this one. And like honestly, like reviewing books, like I tried so many times and I keep like just like deleting the videos because I find it really hard to review books because I cannot retain everything that happens in a book. Like my memory is like constantly like just shoveling things out. And it's very hard to cover in one video everything that happens in one book. If I could feel more reaction to reading a book, I would because whether you believe me or not, I do the same things I do when I'm watching a show when I'm reading a book. After reading or watching so many different types of like love stories or like teen movies and just like, I think this was like almost like refreshing me. I don't know what's really weird to say. It's almost refreshing. It's a take I've never seen on like something almost so simple, like in a sense, like love letters. I love in Always Forever when she says it started out with a love letter. I think that's really cute. I think it's really just like sweet. And I think that's a lot like another thing that I really loved about this book is it's got a really like pure start to it. Almost like it started off with love letters. Like that's so cute. And like their relationship over these courses of these books is very like cute and it's very genuine and genuine. As I say, they started off as a fake relationship.   Watch out after August 17 because your girl will probably have a movie review of To All The Boys I Love Before. So I hope you guys liked this video. If you did make sure you give it a thumbs up. Let me know thoughts on To All The Boys I Love Before and the comment section down below because this is just like my new like little baby that I'm just, I'm so excited about. Leave me your comments. I wanna read them and I wanna talk more about this book and movie with you guys. Let me know thoughts on the book. Let me know thoughts on the movie. Are you excited for it? Do you think it's gonna be good? Do you think it's gonna suck? I don't know. Let me know your comments and that wraps up today's video. I hope you guys enjoyed. Thank you for watching and I will see you in my next video. Bye. I like me better when I'm with you.