Dear students, in this topic we shall discuss thermoreception. Thermoreception is the sense by which an organism perceives hot or cold temperatures. Thermoreception takes place with the help of thermoreceptors. Thermoreceptors are located in the skin on the upper surface of the tongue and they are also present in the anterior hypothalamus. The skin thermoreceptors detect changes in environmental temperature while the thermoreceptors present in the anterior hypothalamus detect changes in the body's core temperature. The thermoreceptors are a phasic type of receptors. These phasic type of receptors are highly sensitive and they respond rapidly to minute changes in temperature. However, these types of receptors adapt very quickly and quit responding. If the stimulus persists, it will immediately respond but then it will adapt and then it will not generate impulses. These receptors are called phasic receptors and we know that thermoreceptors are phasic receptors. There are two types of thermoreceptors which are present in the external skin and upper surface of tongue. These two types are the cold receptors and warm receptors or warmth receptors. Both these types of receptors are quite sensitive and enable the humans to detect temperatures with too much accuracy that their limit can be as low as 0.01 degree centigrade variation. We shall discuss these two types of receptors in detail. The cold receptors are 3.5 times more in the skin as compared to the warmth receptors. These receptors consist of free nerve endings of neurons which have thin and myelinated A-segma fibers. These fibers have faster conduction speed of about 19 meter per second. They increase their firing rate when skin is cooled below body temperature. The warmth receptors also consist of free nerve endings but their neurons have unmyelinated C fibers. These fibers have low conduction speed of about 0.8 meter per second. These receptors increase their firing rate when the external temperature rises more than the body temperature. In both types of thermoreceptors, specialized receptor proteins are present. These proteins are present in the membranes of thermoreceptors and they belong to a family of ion channel proteins which are called TRP proteins that is Transient Receptor Potential Proteins. This TRP family of receptors is a very big family and it has many sub-families. Our sub-family is involved in different types of receptors. The TRPs involved in thermoreception are of three types TRP A, M and V. Out of these, TRP A and M are involved in the transduction of temperature in cold receptors while TRP M is involved in warmth reception. These TRP ion channel proteins allow, when they are activated, they allow influx of many cations, but especially the calcium ions. The increased ionic concentration depolarizes the membrane and causes the action potentials to be generated. These students, the neural pathways of temperature sensation for both warm and cool sensation, transduce information along the same neural pathways. The cell bodies of the neurons of the thermoreceptors which are present in the skin behind these nerve endings and the cell bodies, those cell bodies reside in the dorsal root ganglion DRG and trigeminal ganglion on the dorsal horn of spinal cart. The cell bodies are present in the DRG and the dorsal horn of the spinal cart. This is how these neurons have long axons and their axons are in the skin but their cell bodies are present in the DRG and the dorsal horn of the spinal cart. Now, the pathway of this nerve impulse is that the neurons of the dorsal horn communicate through synapses with the brain's thalamus. From there, the neurons communicate with the hypothalamus. Similarly, from the skin to the spinal cart, from the spinal cart to the thalamus and from the thalamus to the hypothalamus, this is the perception of heat or cold. And finally, the hypothalamus is the part which elicits a proper thermoregulatory response.


So, yeah, if the presentation gets you excited about developing some DAPs, this is here to help state channels making your application practical. So a simple problem.  This is the age of Ethereum. Your application has access to the world's most secure, decentralized and trust-free mobile phone from 1999. How do you deliver an amazing user experience in top of that? Large scale DAPs. You already run into these limitations. And the answer is state channels with the giant display rank bottom that you do not have time to read. So, we're going to quickly review the concept of state channels. State channels are something that have come up, I think, in three of the presentations so far. But I know not everyone will be familiar with them, so we're just going to do a brief overview of what these are. Step one to making a state channel. Find someone you want to use Ethereum with and create a special smart contract. The idea of this contract is that it's a very simple judge. It doesn't understand a lot, but it mostly understands that if you made a promise, you need to keep that promise unless you changed it later. So, if you send a promise in with a judge and it says it can be changed later, it kind of waits around for a bit and says, was there a later promise? I didn't hear a later promise. This must be the final promise. And then it basically does whatever the promise says. That's the basic principle of what we're doing. With that principle, we can take a lot of very important things that your application does, take them off of the blockchain where it's expensive and slow, and make it cheap and instant, just directly between the parties. So, we have this judge. We want to take some state and put the smart contract in control of it. Now, before you do this, make sure you get a promise that you get control of that state back. That's very important. The judge will enforce these promises, and because in a state channel, nothing can happen, no new promises can be added unless all the parties to the state channel agree, then nothing can ever happen without your permission. That means that having the judge in charge is still safe. It still gives you the guarantees of the blockchain. It still gives you the properties that you need in the security and reliability of your app's execution. So, step three, now we're all set up, we're ready to go. This is the awesome part about state channels. The two parties can just agree on new promises. They can just agree, this is the new thing we want to do. This is the new thing we want to do with our state. This is the new way that we want to transfer these tokens. This is the new way that we want to update this value that the smart contract is in control of. And because you know that the judge will always give you time to tell your side of the story, the instant you receive that promise that has been agreed upon by both parties, it is instantly final. Because as soon as you have it, you know that you are guaranteed that you can get it to the judge in time. Even if the other party tries to pretend that a previous version was what was going on, the judge will not be fooled. They will always give you time to submit your response. That means that all of these promises can stay off of the chain. We can update these many times, the rate example this morning, streaming live payments for an energy application that switches something off if you don't have time, if you run out of funds, or if you decide to stop paying for it in real time. These are the kinds of applications that we've envisioned for blockchains for a long time, but they're not quite performant and practical if you're going to have to actually execute all that on chain. Going back to looking at broader dApps, if you're trying to give a good user experience, and your user has to do something critical in the app, and then click and then wait for three or four block confirmations, that's a major interruption in your user experience. These promises are instantly final and that's fantastic. So you're all set up. Everything that you want to use inside the state channel just between the two parties, you can just agree, sign new promises, update the state between the two of you, three of you, four of you, hope you're in the state channel. If you do want to take some of that state and use it somewhere else, there are some things you can't do inside of state channels, that's your big disclaimer text in the bottom there. Then you can just sign a final promise and it's straight to the judge. You do not have to wait out that time period if you're both available and in agreement that this is something that you want to do. So withdrawing from state channels can be as fast and normal as any other transaction on the network as long as the parties are available. And that's your basic overview of the state channel. It's very simple. In fact, it's a little too simple, so we're going to make it more complicated. So let's make it a little bit better. Let's amp this up a little bit. So first thing I lied, you don't put a judge in the blockchain. You can put the judge in the promises and then you just have a multi-state in the blockchain. This is much better. It's tighter, it's more compact. It gives you better privacy properties. If someone's looking at the blockchain, they just see a multi-stake that occasionally makes transactions. Nothing suspicious about that. Second, users tend to go offline. One of the challenges if you are using a state channel is that you have to be available to tell your story to the judge. Well, users are often not available. So this is another key insight here is that users who are going to go offline, you don't have to be available yourself. That promise just has to be available. What you can do is you can just take a bunch of bystanders, set up an agreement with them. This can be in state channels as well. It says in the event that the other party does publish this old state, I want to make sure that you publish this latest state. If you set things up correctly, there's going to be a big giant punishment to that other party for publishing something that's out of date. Actually, Joseph Kuhn is going to talk later on about the security models that you work on in the context of state channels. So there's going to be plenty of money to fund the participation of these third parties and it's very competitive. If one of them doesn't do their job, the other one is able to get in and get that little edge. So this is something that you can really rely on market dynamics to do for you. And then third, the most important thing, like Haiko's presentation earlier this morning, is you want to build these channels into giant networks. So if you are going to be in a state channel with another user, you don't want to have to set up that state channel just for that one thing that you're doing. That is not taking full advantage of power of state channels.  You can make agreements across the channels that are all conditional on each other in a nice, clean way. I think Joseph Kuhn is going to show us a little bit of an example of that.  And this is exactly where Raiden comes in. This is what this is all about. Most of the time in channels when we think about these pair-wise relationships between two parties, there are lots of contexts where you want to put more in. In a lot of these situations where you have many different links, it ties up a lot of resources. One of the challenges in state channels is even though they're instant and they are trust-free, they do tie up a lot of resources if you are super safe with them, which you should be. Instead of having those resources spread across multiple channels, you can sometimes have a group of people who have a reason to be in the same state channel together and tie up your regular multi-stake with just a few extra keys. And that works perfectly well as well. So let's make this concrete. Let's talk about a specific app and how it would change if we're using state channels. I went out and I grabbed etherdice.io, which turned out to be a bad example, because I thought of it and then I went and checked, and they're offline now, but that's fine. Here's a rough overview of what etherdice.io does. This is a gambling contract, an app that tries to be provably fair for some definitions of provably fair. The idea is that the operator of the bet generates some entropy and they submit a hash of that entropy, that secret, into the smart contract. The users then submit bets that are going to be based on the RAM value that's going to be calculated later. After a certain period of time, bets can no longer be submitted, they stop being submitted.  Now the users are able to claim their rewards. Typical design for a simple dab, right? Here is the result of designing your dab in this fashion. You have multiple on-chain transactions, there are plenty of transaction fees at each step, there are minimum practical bets that you can make in this context because you have to cover the cost of those transaction fees. The users have no experience of instant gratification. Anyone who is in the gambling industry knows that that is something that you are always striving for. The user experience for a gambling app like this is that you bet, and then maybe you win, which is not quite the user experience that you're opting going for. And most importantly, if this app were to take off in the current blockchain context, you cannot have millions of users running this app. We're trying to create amazing solutions that are going to scale up to support real-world problems. This is not quite going to work. So here is EtherDice.io on state channels. A lot of the steps look similar. First, the entity generator hashes their secret, but now we're not going to go to chain with that secret. The users are already in a channel network such as Raider. They connect to the gambling operator by the channels. They make a contract for the bet offer in a sub-channel. That bet offer includes the hash of the secret from the gambling operator. The user then selects their bet. They decide the amount that they're going to bet. It's various associated entries. They can generate a random number. Transmit it into the operator. After the operator receives the promised bet, it's guaranteed that it will receive those funds. The gambling operator can release the secret to the user. The balances are updated with either a winner or a loss, and the user can keep playing the end or the channel is closed. Here's what that user experience looks like. Bet, ooh, I lost. Bet, ooh, I lost. Bet, ooh, I won. Here's our results. We had zero on-chain transactions for this entire process of interaction. We did not have to go to the chain once. We could have gone to the chain if any of these steps hadn't worked out. For example, if the user had submitted their bet and the operator refused to respond with the secret, then we would have been able to go to the chain, but the operator would have known that, and we wouldn't have managed doing that. Similarly, with the balances, the user can take those balances out to chain, but there's really no need to. If you're in a state channel network, you can send those around and do other things with them, and that's probably what you want to do. So zero on-chain transactions. Transaction fees, not so much in the picture. These are very low cost. We're talking about sending and receiving a few very short messages, much cheaper overall this entire process than the Google homepage. This cost that's in the network, if you have to pay those other participants to build up the links, that's still a very small cost, and that could probably be absorbed cheaply by the house if you have some kind of margin on the gambling operation, which means you can take very small bets. This is practical to bet micro amounts. Users can bet and get a result right away at the normal web-like experience where you just load a page and get the result barely even notice that it's happening. And most importantly, this level of transactional activity is something that can conceivably support millions of users with only a small level of server investment by the gambling service operator. This is a comparable style of scaling to normal web applications. You have to have a web server that can handle millions of requests, but that's doable and not terribly expensive. So, I think I've run out of time. I think I'm at zero here. So, thank you very much. If you're more, if you're excited and interested in state channels, come find me and let's talk about this more. Thanks.


Hi shoe 7. I'm back. Okay, so My last video sparked a lot of controversy I know there's a lot of men who are upset about that video and I'm I will never apologize for it because it's the truth Okay, y'all might not believe it Not every woman is at that point yet, but You know most women do get to that point eventually so my message is you know If y'all don't like that video guys y'all have to start treating women a lot better, okay? Because it only is gonna get worse. That's I'm just being honest with you. It's only gonna get worse because you know That's just what happens when women stop loving, you know things get very technical Very numerical very cold and very strategic. Why because you know It's just what happens When the love is out of the equation, you know the equation actually becomes a Real math problem and you're gonna figure it out, you know before you were just playing around and you know Not really trying to get a result but you know after You've dilly-dallyed and so you know for so long and not getting any positive results You're gonna start figuring out how you can You know get what you want out of the situation, okay? Anyways So that video was done and you know a lot of women loved the video because they totally agree with it And they connected with it and they related with it So if you're having that many women are agreeing and relating to this type of video that's saying women no longer care about love Because you know, it's not something that they feel like they can have and you know be happy with With the guys of today, so they're not even looking for it anymore. They're not even focusing on it anymore It's not something that they value anymore. Now when women stop valuing love. That's a big problem. Okay, especially To men, you know, that's a big problem men never really valued love so you know, it's kind of like You know, they don't understand what it is to Bypass it and go for something else But you know, I think over time This is going to be the new norm. You know what I mean? And a man are gonna actually have to start proving themselves again in order to get you know Women to love them again in general. Okay, so there's gonna have to be some big major Change in order to get women back To looking for love versus materialism and lifestyle because at this point, you know The majority of the women are not looking for love anymore. They're looking for lifestyle and cash money, you know and You know, that's just what society has become especially in America Because of how the men have treated us, you know, and I think it's pretty sad because I have daughters and They already know like If you love someone that doesn't not mean they're gonna love you back and it does not mean you're gonna gain anything You know from it. It just means, you know, it's something that you have to go through and Figure out if it's the best thing for you, you know A Lot of a lot of young ladies watch this channel And they might not be at the point yet where they're ready to move on from love and onto something else That's more tangible and that's perfectly fine Go through that, you know, go fall in love. I I urge people to fall in love I urge people to love fall in love, you know, be hopelessly in love and get get out there You know, it's nothing in the world like being in love and once you're in love You know Once you experience that you'll understand What real love is versus? Love that's not real, you know what I'm saying so Most of the time that women are in love This is this is some more truth Most of the time that women are in love The man does not love that woman as much as she loves them Okay Because when a woman is in love She will do whatever it takes to keep that relationship She will be happy.    I love him. That's not the answer You know just because you love someone does not make them obligated to you or obligated to be loyal to you Just because you love them love does not fix people Okay, love is a feeling that you enjoy Okay, they might not see you the same way as you see them they might be your soulmate your twin flame, but You might be their placeholder the woman that they're dating until they find their real woman or just somebody You know to kill time with you don't know, you know but to you this person is oh My god, I'm gonna marry this person and then when one day they're gonna be like, you know, I Don't know about this anymore. I don't know if I'm feeling this anymore and your world is just gonna shadow You're gonna be like How could he leave with this other woman and I've done all these things for him that's why he left because you did too much for him and A He he did not want to give you those same things in return. So the relationship was not even and B, he didn't have those type of feelings for you that you had for him ever and He led you on so he could get what he wanted. You know what I'm saying and Once you experience this as a young woman You gradually start to wake up.  So the next relationship you get into it. Oh, you fall in love again You go through the same exact thing again You start seeing these signs that the other guy used to do and then you get you get smart And then you get upset because you feel like oh my gosh The same thing is happening, you know, why is it something about me? Is it something about me and then you you start to get smart and look within you start to get smart and look within yourself and Ask yourself. What is it about me? That's running these men away? And then you start to answer. Is it because I'm too nice Is it because I like them more than they like me? The answer is yes, you know, so then you get real smart. Okay, I Need to find someone that likes me More than I like him and then I'll have the relationship.  Oh, we're gonna get married. Oh, and he's not there yet. He's like what? Okay, she's good. She's getting crazy.   What's wrong with me? Now you keep blaming yourself Okay, then you wise up. Okay, look next guy I'm with I'm not even gonna fall in love because it's pointless You know, I'm not even to fall in love anymore because it's pointless, you know, I've paid people's bills I've paid people, you know Heart notes I've given them countless, you know, very nice gifts and I don't have anything to show for it But broken hearts, okay, so Next time I meet someone, I'm not gonna fall in love and I'm gonna use them this time Just to see if I can do it just to see how it feels I'm gonna be like the man in my life, you know So the woman goes out and finds a man that she could care less about She'll treat him like trash cuz I'm out Because she knows that they like her way more than she likes them and she'll get whatever she wants out of him Because love is now out of the equation and she's no longer trying to impress him. She's no longer, you know, making future plans She's not doing any other stuff that she was doing before and the men love this because first of all She's not bugging them. She's not texting them. She's not blowing up their phone.  She did You know and those first loves will never ever be able to top anything else afterwards, you know except the only thing that can top that are love From the family and the children that you have, you know, the Unconditional love, right? So when you have your kids that love is going to Outshine any love you've ever had with any type of man. So, you know, it's not like you'll never experience love It's not like you'll never have love that love will be real, you know, and You'll be able to reap the reward the reward in the future with your children, okay So y'all keep that in mind.   They're not really loving these guys anymore, you know, the guys are almost like a Pit, you know, which pet is the best accessory to go with my outfit today, you know Or what can this what can this man do for me to upgrade, you know, me? I can't fall in love with someone. That's what women are thinking I can't fall in love with someone because it never ends right so They're just gonna have to fall in love with me and take this risk, you know So for all of you guys who are upset about my last video, I'm sorry I can't do anything about the truth, you know Only y'all can change that we're just following your lead, you know Um, if a man is supposed to be, you know, the leader And you guys are blaming women for everything that's going on You know, who do you look at When a team fails You know, you look at the leader, you don't look at everybody else. The leader is in place To lead, you know, if you don't have anything for us to You know, be led with if you if we can't follow you then we're going to start following ourselves And what we want, okay Y'all know what that is Money, okay So if you don't give us a reason to love, how can we love you haven't given us any reason to love So, um, you know, it's all up to you guys And if y'all ever want love again from a woman without a price on it Y'all got to do some thinking and some changing and some becoming a real men and not boys, okay Women cannot follow or respect any type of leader who is not more successful than her Or who can't, you know, provide and protect her They just can't okay So if men really wanted to be men They would go out and figure out how to become financially stable Themselves and then how to become Financially stable enough to support a wife and children if they decide to go that route if they don't decide to go that route Then at least be financially stable enough to support yourself, you know, so you can move out of your mother's house Um, so yeah, that's all I really have to say about that And I hope that you know things change for the future But you know right now women are winning because we can get it all We can have marriage. We can have kids. We can have money. We can have houses. We can have careers We can have all that stuff because We're not letting our emotions lead us anymore.  This is life. Okay. I'll see you later. Bye


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Welcome to the Tick-Mail Update, I'm Kiana Daniel, the founder of the Investiva Movement. On Monday, we found out that the UK economy avoided a recession as its third quarter growth rebounded, coming in at 0.3% higher than the previous quarter. But isolated September figures revealed another monthly contraction in manufacturing activity. Tuesday, we have the Eurozone's Zoo Survey Germans' Zoo Survey Expectations for November and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's official cash rate. So today, I'm looking at the Kiwi Yem pair, which is trying so hard to break above the daily Ichimako cloud. But at the same time, it could end up creating a double top bearish reversal chart pattern. It's basically been bouncing up and down between a narrow range of 69.13 and 69.80. The future Ichimako cloud is bullish and the pair still haven't completed the longer-term double bottom bullish reversal chart pattern. So Tuesday's data could really be critical in determining the pair's next direction because right now it's just a bunch of mixed signals. Of course, trading in the financial markets involves the risk of loss and you should only trade the money that you can afford to lose. If you liked this video, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the Tick-Mail YouTube channel. I'll get back to you with more updates tomorrow.


Human right activist Fermi Falunor has urged the federal government to extend the presidential pardon, granted top Nigerians to people serving term for petty offence. Falunor made the call at the first anniversary lecture of a spokesman of a fenifera, Yenka Duma King. He said doing so for convicts without selectively an irrespective of class would give a reflection of fairness and equity for all before the law. If you want to pardon your friends, you must also extend presidential pardon to all thieves in Nigeria because if the big thieves are being asked to go away, you must also extend a facility to order. Apart from changing military decrees to acts of parliament, the National Assembly has not shown any readiness to review the constitution, with a view to restoring the federal status of the Republic, hence the demand for a sovereign national conference or the structuring of the country. Now what did they do, the APC people? In their manifesto, it is worst pitted. Now if you elect us, if you put us in office, we are going to restore federalism in Nigeria. Oh that's what the APC put out in 1940, that was 2014, as soon as they were put to power. That's the reason he doesn't know what they mean by the structure and doesn't believe in it. But in 2018, when we're going to have another election, a committee of APC was set up to deceive Nigeria, led by the governor of Kaduna State, Governor El Rufai, and that committee came out, beautiful program on the structuring that Nigeria should be restructured. It was in their manifesto, the setup of another committee on it. That committee said, restructure Nigeria, for the purpose of the election, after the election, that the power was strong. And that is where we are.


for dinner it's called a beef noodle bowls like a meal in a box you have to cook it it has all the ingredients in there and the recipe like idiot proof hope hopefully idiot proof recipe so but he's had two rum and coax so we're not letting him touch the sharp pointy things you got some cock sauce I mean um rooster sauce okay watch your words we got it like it's kind of rooster we're a child-friendly channel that's what's it what's it what's it I'm gonna get demonetized what's this I don't know maybe soy sauce ocean soy sauce this must be spicy sauce sriracha sauce I bet that's a sriracha that's a sriracha this sriracha this is probably the oil the sesame oil oh maybe okay what's it oh oh maybe okay right here I'm slicing mushrooms I'm getting out of the way of the camera because I want to be seen oh since when you don't want to be seen okay heat half of sesame oil in a large high-sided pan over medium heat can we use this one here medium heat that's about a five when oil is shimmering at garlic and ginger and saute stirring until fragrant for about a minute we want fragrance yeah but I got a smush of garlic does it need to be crushed or what is it saying that's part of preparing the ingredients I know but I don't remember still stuck in the mints garlic mince okay can you miss don't mince any words with me give me a minute hopefully it's oil hopefully it's not well it's the only one that's not labeled so oh yeah it is or that I get oil okay good turn it on and ready to yes it's on fire I know but I'm not done with the mushrooms you gotta heat up that's not gonna take that long as you think there's only half of the oil okay rest right there yeah yeah okay so you want the you want the garlic and the ginger to saute for about a minute they need to both be minced yes yeah I mean the ginger good job here I barely got started what do you mean you're you're missing you're good job missing well you are crazy you're married to me of course you're crazy I should just make this the whole vlog it's kind of funny what I'm not gonna cut myself I'm not the one who's been drinking except where I'm gonna keep hitting that my kitchen is not big enough I kept whacking my knife on the pot I'll stack the leaves and slice or tear them into bite-sized pieces yeah you can do that while that's mints while that's just put it in there we have minced I'm gonna let you put it in and give it a stir or whatever shit you need to do I'm not gonna do that until you're ready for that dinosaur kale it's dinosaur kale it's what it's called I'm in a white pop up like tyrannosaurus rags or it's big source right now rock source velociraptor dinosaur no idea to put the kale well something to put the camera tons of bowls around here yeah thinly sliced so you rinse the kale stack the leaves and slice a tear the bite-sized pieces yeah I think the scouting the last thing once you got the scallions done we could drop the garlic and ginger and saute them for about a minute so fragrant so we have mushrooms to the pan with aromatics aromatics and that's these aromatics what's it what are those that's the garlic and ginger okay oh yeah so it's aromatics it's aromatics not aromatics that's not a word tossing tossing man tossing let me get a little thing here you know I didn't do anything just about a minute mushrooms in we do that for about two minutes mushrooms next and the sink's gonna be full of dirty dishes well we are cooking it's not just me you're cooking what am I doing that's right that's not cooking let this go for a couple minutes then we throw the rest of the shit in I mean suck in you mean the kale yeah kale and scallions okay season with salt and pepper and let it cook for another three minutes and transfer it to a plate and set aside well you could just turn the pot on or do you need the pot or something else we're gonna brown the beef okay we need another this is a messy meal take all the stuff here take it out of the pan cook it take it out of the pan and cook the meat with the rest of the oil got it you're supposed to pat dry the meat with the paper towel I'm not gonna do that I like it I like it bloody and red I like juicy I hope there's no vegans out there are vegetarian salt if you're a vegan please shut this off please we can you go to the next video we don't we don't want to offend anyone we really don't well I don't if you're offended call 1-800-E-A-T-S-H-I-T did you just say that I'm gonna have to say oh yeah yeah I don't listen to him he's not too much alcohol we can do this for about three minutes so 7-eleven so 7-four team will take it out pepper's not back there oh he says I'm sorry my guess is people are gonna be abused so don't let that give you license to have free reign though my name is Fred okay okay okay we have to add the rest of this and then we want to add the beef that's not good for my blood pressure yes I know mr. perfect who has perfect blood yes I know it's a potato master when you're crumbling ground beef we have to add the ocean sauce the soy sauce and the sriracha so the meat yeah all of these yep from all in said that ocean soy and sriracha oh yeah I'm the way for use half for less heat for the sriracha well no just skip or half the less heat but I like heat so put the half sriracha poison we'll do half sriracha you're gonna like hot I like it my intestines don't care for it too much in the morning we always we have that sauce in the fridge so same rooster sauce this is then we set this aside it's cooking a browning beef and I can stick so then we brown the beef so we got another remove from pan and sit us let us and set aside until step six we can move over there okay well beef browns over a clean dry surface use a hand to gently separate the long strand noodles uncover boiling pot of water season generously with salt more salt add long life noodles and cook simmering occasionally to prevent sticking until al dente about two to three minutes drain and rinse with cold water for 30 seconds to stop the cooking then you played everything yeah I would just leave that cook I wouldn't turn it off let it go the noodles won't take very long and as soon as they're ready turn it down to low juice because that's close to sure we need some big bowls we're gonna we're gonna take a shortcut we're not gonna rinse this is for water we have these two nice Asian score bowls we use those I think that noodles is pretty good I'll use it without dente I think so okay I like it you just gonna put in this one mix it up in here right okay not what you're supposed to do put it all back in well what they say to do here says I'm cooking it like spaghetti cuz you know I'm Italian so add the long life noodles to the saute vegetables to pan just put it all together yeah just gonna put it all together all together now I'm gonna move it put the kale in there put everything together yeah it's too much food for two people we're gonna have leftovers holy shit yeah it's an adventure what is it called it's by the company plated not sponsored by the way but if you want to sponsor you can and this is their beef noodle bowl these dinner kits are available at Safeway at least in my area and yeah the gentleman who is from plated that was at the store today advert helping advertise describe them as like blue apron or those other food subscription boxes only without the subscription you can just get them when you want so that's it we are gonna I think $17 it was I think 17 yeah so we're gonna enjoy our Saturday night dinner beef noodle bowl and I hope you enjoyed this crazy ending to the vlog don't forget to have a great weekend have a great week and above all go out and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it and we'll both see you next week bye bye


Hi everybody Hello everybody so The slides are for make a fair because I just came from make a fair two days ago, and so I thought I just used the same slides, but We'll go through. Okay, so The talk is about course text. What is course text course text is an assistive device and So it's an assistive device to help Those with very little vision lab or no vision altogether to do text editing The system to keep tracks of the process number of sliders and then pull out the corresponding part of the text and pass it to Text-to-speech, so it looks a little bit something like this Yeah, so I zoomed in on the device there Then you can see three sliders the first one is the Vertical one, so this is what switching or reading between lines Reading line by line. So as we just slide it from top to bottom the system will pick up Will read up the text line by line from first line to the last line and the upper horizontal slider is for reading between words in a line so And the third one is for reading character by character in a word which is in a line okay, so I've got a little demo and This is pretty recorded but we'll Will have a look okay, it has a web interface and The web interface for importing text, so I'm accessing the web interface via a tablet and There are already some text Typing earlier on before I hit the record button and that's the text Basically an incomplete incomplete sentences that we were going to complete Sorry, let's turn up your Can anybody hear that? Louder. Okay. Okay. It's almost max already. Okay, try playing it Okay, cool, it's a little croppy, but never mind. It's it's you know, so Yeah Okay so the text that's important is our incomplete sentence and I Will complete those sentences using course like so this demo is text import and at the same time text editing using tech course like so Okay, so we can see that the Text that was imported is displayed on the on the on the on the tablet There's a there's a place for the user to Read a enlarged font size and large version of the text. Okay, and then updates Real time as the user type and as the user move the sliders so It'll be useful for people below vision because They they can see a bit, but they need to see things being This So as I slide the slider the line slider from the first line the second and third line It reads out the content of the first line the second line the third line And then this is I'm going through word by word in that line right that line has the three words in it Hi, my name is it was resting on a position one and then I slide it to position two and it pulled out the second word All right, make mine and then I slide it for season three Pull out the third word name Okay, then To do a text editing we just I'm just going to add color slice to the end of the line So hi, my name is color slice So how to do that? I have to navigate all the way to the to the last character of the on that line So now I move the slider all the way to the last word on the line And then move the character slider all the way to the last character on that one We had to put some that means it's resting on blank space and then I'm having stuff in DDSS Okay, so you see the character slide and move as I type so I type one character The the the guy advanced one step I type two characters a guy advanced to seven so on deep deep Okay, and then I'm on the rest of the line. So it's just same thing we're just going to see it one more time and And F-O-R-Taste, Y-O-U-R-S-E-L-F-Taste, V-R-O-V-I-D-V-D-Taste, Y-O-U-Taste, H-A-V-V-Taste, A-L-L-Taste, D-H-E-Taste, Z-O-M-V-O-N-E-N-D-D-S. I am an open-assisted device. Hi, my name is Thomas Tess. I am an open-assisted device. That means you can be a one-for-yourself with my videos on the components. Okay, I think that's the demo video. I have the device here, but I don't have time to set it up, but we can always play with it later after this, provided we have the time and we can stay in the room. Right, so that's the demo. And then the components is there. We're just going to briefly go through it like this. And the software components, Arduino, Node.js, Espeak. And so the philosophy is I try to make it as interchangeable as possible, the hardware components. I get feedback from people saying that, hey David, you can combine the Arduino with the motor shield and probably with the Singapore computer as well, so you have one big board and you can save costs that way. And those people are right. They give good feedback. They are very keen. They have good eyesight. I mean, not good eyesight, but they have good advice. But I think right now what we need more is education first, because if I put everything in one big board, it becomes a big black box and people don't know where to start. But if it's modular, you can see they are doing the microcontroller and you have the shield. If your shield is broken, for example, you can just take out the shield, swap in a new one, and then keep on going. So right now, I think the focus should be education first and economy second, because this advises up things that so few people play with. And I think we should try to make it as easy as possible or as many people as possible to tinker with this. And so that's kind of the philosophy behind it. Then why? What's the goal? What for? The goal is that in 20 years' time, this problem, the problem where I have lousy eyesight and I must edit some text should become a non-issue. I mean, we look at hand phones. Not even 20 years, I still remember my first hand phone. It was bulky, antennas poking out and stuff. But today's hand phone is so slim and it plays video and I can do web browsing and all that. That's not even 20 years. So for course, I'm hoping the same kind of progress can happen. And of course, the must-execute is a liberal solution, so liberal is important. And then this is the exciting part. So everybody now has a pretty good understanding of how the device works. Now that we have a system that people can do text editing comfortably and effectively, actually the door opens up to many more new possibilities. For example, social messaging. If we can't see, we don't travel as much and so we are probably not in touch with our friends as much. But if we can't physically be with our friends, at least we should be able to send and receive messages with each other. So going forward, one of the immediate things to be implemented is some kind of social messaging capability. I'm looking at integration with Telegram or WeChat. Does anybody know if WeChat allows that? Have APIs for developers to integrate their own apps? How about Telegram? Anybody played with Telegram before? Okay, cool, cool. So that's one of the things I'm looking at. So I might be asking you questions later on if you don't mind. Then Wikipedia Reader. We can get the content of Wikipedia. They have APIs. Collaborative document editing. I think it depends on the line. But instead of everything happening in one keystroke at a time, maybe the update happens at one line at a time. Integration to standard GUI desktop. So with the screen reader, so screen reader is very floating, right? It reads something. Then it's gone. The moment it finishes, it's gone, right? But with core specs, we can sort of make the text replayable and we can drill down to the level of the spelling character by character spelling, right? And of course, integration with keyboard. Text input. And like imagine you go to a web browser and type something and then the core specs also have a physical representation of the text. Okay. Integrated development environment. So somebody from this meetup actually, I don't know if you're here. So he mentioned about, hey, you know, source codes are just text anyway, right? You can do text well and you can do source code, right? So who knows, one day. And one more thing. So we all know this instrument, right? The Chinese traditional instrument. So what kind of music does it play? The traditional Chinese music, you know, the Tai Chi music, the gentle breeze by the cool lake, people play in Tai Chi, Shikong, that kind of slow music. So, well, I was going to play a video, but I guess we don't have time for that. This is a musician from Korea, Gaya Kim Luna, but she uses the Kucheng, the traditional Chinese instrument, anything but traditional. So she plays Santana music and Eagle Hotel California with using the Kucheng, and also the ACDC, quite surprisingly. So check her out.  So back to chorus text. Just how one musical instrument can play many, many kinds of... many, many genres of music. You know, chorus text. Don't look at it as just a device for helping people with visual impairments. We can... I mean, the hardware is like that, but one hardware, we can put many software on it, right? It can be a device for young children to learn spelling and how to read and so on. And other things, maybe, I don't know, a mixer board, a controlling... a control board for a smartphone, for example, or maybe some other ideas, you know? Right, so the pain points. Every project has got its pain points. So I'm going to share with you a couple. One is the acrylic enclosure. This looks simple because the acrylic enclosure is, you know, there's no moving parts in it. It's the static part. Like, what's interesting about it, what's so important about it, right? But it's where all the other components mount, right? If you don't have an enclosure, we don't have a device. All we have is, you know, 10 or 12 components jumbled up, tangled up in the cable. Okay. And... Well, right now we can do acrylic laser cutting at C studio, but the minimum order quantity is five pieces. And for the course text enclosure, we use at least three design files, one for the top, one for the bottom, and for the sides. One design file, minimum quantity is five pieces, and the price is like $54. So upfront, the guy is going to pay at least $170 for five sets, right? So this is one of the pain points. It would be ideal if, you know, locally in Singapore, if organizations who have laser cutlers who can, so-called, provide the service for people to purchase one set, a kit for one set rather than for five sets. And, you know, maybe we can do something like course text architecture device. They can engrave the organization's name on the piece of acrylic that they subsidize, and things like that. So, yeah. So there's one pain point. The other pain point is... So we have all seen that there's many promising paths lying ahead, but there's just one developer right now. Which is kind of why I'm doing this. Spread the news as many people as possible, and hopefully, you know, we form a community. Yes, please. Kickstarter, yes. That's a very good idea. Well, I have put some thought into it.   Before people contribute, people ask, hey, who's this guy? Is he for real? Is he going to be here tomorrow after I give my support? That kind of thing. So, one day, one day, I probably do a Kickstarter. So, but that's a good option. Yeah, thank you. And, yeah, so...   Okay, so the plans reveal the map unfurl, wait not to start, not to take far. From all corners of the world, step forth, you will head with heart. So, thank you. That's dedicated to the hackers who are not nameable right now because they haven't shown up yet. Okay, so let's look at the Node.js part. So... Hang on. Yeah, so on the left is the device. In the device, I have the Arduino on the lower left. It's doing... It's hooked up to sensors and motors and it's communicating with the main app, course-like client.js, through Node serial port. And then there's two modules. There are two modules, course speech at the top there, which is the one responsible for communicating with each speed, spouting child process and killing them. And... The course document is for updating the document and tracking the position of the cursor. And there's a web interface and... API for getting important text and accessible from the smartphone, tablets, laptops, and other applications. Like, for example, the desktop integration would want to be able to import and export text to the phone device. And the server component is not done yet right now. So far, I've been the only one talking. Any questions so far? Any thoughts? I mean, anything. Well, thanks, thanks. So... Yeah, just... Just, you know... Anybody? Yeah, yeah, please. Okay, what's running on the Arduino? Arduino code to start and stop model and listen for button presses, sliding, changes in the slider's positions, and... Yeah, that's pretty much it. Is this written in Node or...? I'm sorry? Is this written in Node on the Arduino assembly? No, the Arduino is just Arduino. So it's just a standard Arduino communicating over serial with USB. So it's just like how people... The same channel, like hooking up Arduino with Python or with processing a Java. Can we see that part? Okay, sure, sure. The code is messy, so... It opens up in this one. Do we know? Okay. So I hope I navigate to the right place. So my own vision is not that good. Yeah, so I'm just kidding. So yeah, that's about it. I'm using a library, Node Serial Port library from a guy on GitHub. His nickname is Voodoo Tiki God. So I think he's quite close with the Johnny V project, I think. If he's not the guy behind it, it's one of the guys behind it. So... Yeah, he has got examples and stuff, how to get... and Arduino talking to Node.js. And then... The repo is on github.com.cura.cura.dave. slash chorus text. And so if this is too small, you got your computer up already. You want to see a bigger screen and feel free to go to the people. Okay, so I'm not really a JavaScript ninja by any measure. So I'm just somebody who just has a passion for interest and just stays in front of the screen for too many hours. So the thing is, I feel... I mean... I need help from you guys. The brain capital in this room is amazing. So if you've got... I don't know, in weekends, you've got one hour to kill, feel free to go into the repo and poke around and send me notifications, send me email and say, hey David, I think you should check out this and this and this or if you know a better way, you can teach me. There are two ways to work on a number of developers. One is to upgrade the candle to a torch. If you guys have the time to jump in full-time, that's great, that's lovely, that's wonderful. Nothing could be better. But if you don't have, all you have is one hour or two hours. That's also fine. You can also teach me. And I'll make sure... just send me some pointers and say, hey David, I think you should check out this and that topic and the code will improve eventually. So, yeah. Questions? Do we have time? Have I exceeded the time? Okay, okay. Cool, cool. So... Yeah, so let's start then. Thank you so much, thank you for listening to me. Thank you.


All right guys, what's up? Welcome back to another video. What an absolute pleasure it is to see you back here again today We're looking at the 75th ranked NFL player for the year of 2022 His name's Antoine Winfield, Jr. He's a safety for the Buccaneers and Being that the Bucs are one of two teams that I'm following this year I've got a vested interest Let's see Still on his feet, gets out of the one ball comes out. Winfield came up with it clearly Let's fumble Let's fumble. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep It's coming out. Why are they coming down? It's coming out. Why are they going down? What a play. You recovered it? It's big time.  That's what he does That's a huge play by Winfield What what was that Jalen? That's what he does That's a huge play by Winfield That's something something play by Winfield That's what he does That's a huge play by Winfield Sorry guys OCD I'll give it one more shot big time one of the pillars of white defense They were some points. That's what he does That's a huge play by Winfield. Got it. That's a huge play by Winfield. All I had to do was turn up the volume All right, let's continue What's a huge play? No doubt about that Another day in the office. All we need is one more point in there.  Oh, how cool is that?  That's some really really good quality video Um, I don't know how many years ago that was but I literally thought that was Recent I with this father. I've been you know a dog in a league too. I think he kind of like stuck right in that mold Antoine Winfield Jr. Is like senior small and stature Big on playmaking All right, we'll continue that in just a second. How small and stature are we talking Antoine Winfield, Jr 24 years old I'd say his dad was probably in the league less than 10 years ago August 16th 1998 5 foot 9 203 pounds pick number two. I'm sorry pick number 45 round two of the 2020 draft Went to college in Minnesota, which makes sense Looking at his dad's uniform But got drafted to the Tampa Bay Bucks is a Super Bowl champion a pro bowler and he's only been in the league two years that Yeah, that's that's some pretty impressive stats 445 the 40-yard dash 10 foot 4 sorry 36 on the vertical 10 foot 4 on the board 20 on the Wonder Look 5 foot 9 5 foot 9 and a half on a good day and The man's bowling out He's one of those big hitters to swing pass out to the right Takes his legs out from under him. He has great ball skills You know, he really commands the middle of the field boy, he's shot through the gap Winfield Jr Down here making tackles in the backfield Been quarterback sacks make plays on the football the play that stands out when he caught the interception against Michael Peekman What are we gonna see here, I'm assuming somewhat of an unlikely and deception Antoine's like 510 if that Hey I don't know I don't know about that bit of holding there. He was only one back there He went up and made the play like he was a receiver. He pulled it back the last second. I ain't gonna lie Like he was the number one receiver. That is a hard catch, but only I'll let him have it I Anytime you have a presence, you know in the middle of the field like him the guy that can really force turnovers He's definitely taking that defense to the next level I don't mind his braids, I think they're quite cool We're gonna go over it damn Over just like that two minutes 30 Over in an instant. Well, there you go guys. We're in there. We're officially in the bottom three quarters With demario Davis and here he is on screen right now. Let's see what he has to say in the next video Thanks for watching guys as always like the video if you've enjoyed it and peace out


Shams is with us, but he's on the phone right now. Lord only knows what he's discovering for us to find out here in a few minutes. A few moments later. Kawhi Leonard, he's been diagnosed with a torn meniscus in his right knee. Sources tell me, and so this was an injury that clearly popped up in those first two games of this playoff series against the Suns. He had 35 points per game. He missed the last three games of this series with this meniscus tear injury that was revealed. And so it's just a disappointing year of finish considering that how well Kawhi Leonard looked finally got on the floor at a high, high level in these playoffs after missing all of last year with the 20 ACLs. And so you look at this Clippers team, they're going into a summer where Paul George Kawhi Leonard will be going into last years of their deal as far as fully guaranteed contracts. They've got a player option in 2024. There's gonna be decisions to be made for the Clippers this summer. Do you give this Kawhi Leonard Paul George regime another year to see if they can get past this hurdle?


Russians still cannot get rid of the Bakhmut swamp. Fierce fighting over Bakhmut continues, with the Russian Federation expending significant manpower for very little benefit. While Ukrainian forces are highly motivated to fight for their country, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mark Milley, has said, Ukrainian military continues to perform very well. Intensifying around Bakhmut continues, and this has been going on for several months. Russia is expending significant manpower for very little gain. Milley said at a press conference following the Ramstein meeting in Germany. He said Russia continues to pay dearly for its choice of war, while the Ukrainian forces are highly motivated to fight for their country, for their freedom, for their democracy, and way of life. The Russians lack in leadership. They lack will. The morale is poor and discipline is eroding. Milley said. He also said Russia tightens conscription laws as they indiscriminately figure their citizens into the chaos of war. Russia continues to fail in achieving its strategic objectives, Milley said. Russian forces have been trying for months to capture Bakhmut, a transport and logistics hub in Ukraine's Donetsk region. So Russian forces continue their assault on operations in and around Bakhmut. Ukraine's general staff reported that Ukrainian troops repelled all Russian attacks in the Bakhmut direction, specifically in Bakhmut city and Khromov, two kilometers northwest of Bakhmut.


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What is it that lights you up? What makes you lose track of time? What makes you feel happy? Do more of it People places things interests hobbies Whatever it is that you know My soul loves this and kind of thanks me for it when I do it then you have to Do more of that you will never know what your soul loves If you live from your ego Because your ego is making you still do things and collect things and be around people That are protecting that identity that you have so your ego will lead you into Places and people and jobs and roles and situations that are all to do with the false self


Photography with purpose. My name is David Patton. When I started photography, I wanted to make art. I wanted to be a landscape photographer. But with a family to feed and bills to pay, I decided it would be better to be a working photographer than a starving artist. So I took a job as a photojournalist. 25 years and thousands of assignments later, it was time to go back to my first love. It was time to follow my passion. Come along on my journey to become the best black in my photographer I can be. Whether it be film or digital, I will be sharing what I learned through my successes and my failures, in hopes to inspire and educate. This is my journey. This is Bright in the Edge. Nori and I are out. Looks like just some random nature photography. I'm working on a couple different projects. And I'm trying to do better about optimizing my time on a mount. I've got a list of zine ideas and book ideas. I figure when I'm out doing photography, I might as well be working on something that I'm going to want to use in the future. So basically I just picked an area that I had tagged as something with potential for a project down the road. I found me a shot, my first shot. Tree across the river there. Going to sit on the ledge. I don't know if you can see it. Kind of back right here. But it's got nice light-colored foliage. And we've got some water running through the foreground out of the interest. And I'm shooting this with my 7200. About F11, F13. Just waiting for the the breeze to calm down. Cutter speeds around 15th of a second, 6th of a second. ISO about 100. Kind of experimenting with different shutter speeds. See how much water I want blurred. Yeah, it's kind of a nice minimalist shot. Hopefully it'll work good in black and white. But hold on a second. I need to take the shot. Where was I? It's a nice even light. I want to take advantage of that. So the leaves and the branches on that tree really stand out. At least I think it does. With the wet, darker rock around it. I guess that's how I'm visualizing it. Now doing photography with a puppy adds a whole another level of challenge to photography. I hope you get some amusement out of this. And then someday you can look back and say well I remember when she was in training. When he was too. My what a team they become. It's kind of the hope. The goal. Right now we're tripping over each other and the she just wants to see stuff. And I just want to photograph stuff. So we kind of have to have a balance. I've been talking about zines and working on zines. I actually just finished one up and it's at the printer. Just to try to reach. This will be my third in my sing monochrome series. This one's focusing on details. I've been guilty of overthinking my zines and just wanting to have the perfect zine. How many times can I say zine? Just wanted to have it perfect. But sometimes perfection is the death of art. If you wait forever you're never going to get it. You'll never get it done. There's a couple more excuses not to produce it and move on to something else. So I'm looking forward to getting my first copy back. My proof. So I can see if it's something I can make available on my website. The last thing I really want for my videos is to sound preachy. I'll tell you what you should be doing. I'm telling you what I'm doing for my needs. You may not have a desire to produce a zine or a book or you may just want to take pictures randomly for fun. Which is perfectly acceptable reason to take pictures. And I enjoy doing that myself. I'm just trying to make the best use of my time. So when I am able to get out I can actually keep an eye out for some of the projects that I'm working on. My clouds aren't helping artworking with me. They just need to move in front of the sun. You might have noticed that I'm shooting with a digital camera today. I do that on occasion. And the video that I'm working on from yesterday explains what's going on there. So if you're interested in that by the time this goes up that one should be done enough. You might check that out if you're curious too why I'm not shooting with my typical medium format or film camera. I'm with my digital today and probably for the near future anyway. The extended future that'll change. Yeah, there's lots of cracks. There's some leaves on the ground and stuff like that but seeing that combination that just turns me on you probably hear a lot of that whining.  Just not to write conditions. Actually the light's pretty good right now. I'm just not finding a composition that I like at this location in this light. I probably should just head on down to my next location which is a covered bridge especially with this light. This would actually work pretty good over there. I guess that one composition is just going to have to do it here. We'll see what else I can find. As I was heading back to the car I noticed this light-colored tree between these two dark really vertical fir trees. I'm making a nice composition. It might be kind of square and this light-colored tree is framed between the two, the dark on each side. It might be fairly interesting. I like the play of dark and light in here. I'm actually seeing a couple more possibilities. So maybe I'll walk around in here a little bit more. It's kind of open up enough to where you can kind of see if there's a little more potential in here.  I'm having to use a higher ISO than I'd really like to. I'm at 400 right now. There's so much movement in the foliage on that tree that it is making it a challenge.  I'm not that worried about the grain. Here we go. Yeah. I can wait for it to calm down. Oh, and then the sun pops out. When a cloud comes up I'm trying to take the images so there's not all these hot spots behind the subject. On the little screen it looks alright. I'm not really sure if this is going to be that great. Hold on a second. I don't know. It's going to be one of these real vertical tall shots. I just really like the way the vertical lines are playing together. They're dark. And then they've got the light foliage that's kind of manoring up in front of them. Because you find it looks like an interesting shot. You just got to take them and it looks out. Fantastic. If not, well, you tried, you know. No, he's taking a little break here. I don't think there's anything much cuter than that. Curling up some camera bag. Best dog in the world. Okay, now I did see I was heading to another location to do some more shooting. So, I probably should. Now I've got a couple frames from this location. This video is going to be kind of a bunch of odds and ends. I'll touch on a little bit more of that when we get down to the covered bridge. The other odds and ends I wanted to touch on today is thinking about doing a Q&A. So, if there's any questions regarding just about anything I'll start collecting those and then when I get enough I will answer them. If you're new to this channel my 25 years of my career was in journalism. You can even ask about that. Yeah, just any personal stuff, anything. If it's not too personal I'll answer it. Now, my channel really isn't that big and it's probably not big enough to do one of those, but I like to be transparent and open about all my experiences of photography and life and that kind of thing. So, I'm going to start collecting questions. You can leave them in the comments or you can find me on Instagram right in the edge and leave a question there and I'll keep track of them and when we get enough, I'll do a Q&A video. It might take a while to get that many. Well, I think Nori's had enough and I'm probably getting a little tired of myself. I need some lunch. It's a great spot to end the video. I don't have a whole lot of photos but I'm going to do a little run and get on this bridge with the cars coming through. If you've fun with me this long I appreciate it. I appreciate you coming along. So, until next time, I should come along for the ride.


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When it comes to creating content, sharing your message, your ideas with the world, I recommend that you consider two modes of creating content, drafting and repurposing. And I think these two modes are separate and I think both are important for you to put it into your schedule of content creation. So let me give you a quick example. When I make these videos, this is not the final product. This is essentially a draft because then I go from video, which then come from the video I turn it into a blog post because I tend to think out loud. Now for you, you may think better when you're writing. And so you might be opposite. You might be drafting through writing and then repurposing by making a video later. But it's really different personalities will do different things for drafting and repurposing. So for my personality type, I do well drafting through video. I've already written some really quick notes, some really casual notes, right? And then I look at these notes as I'm making this video, but it's fairly casual off the cuff. I kind of know what I want to say, but I don't really know until I say it. So my draft is the video. But from the video, I collect my videos, right? I collect the ones that are good. And then I put those videos into an online course. I put it on Udemy, I put it elsewhere. There's another website called Kono's K-O-N-O-Z.io, I believe. But these collection of videos also go onto playlists, Facebook video playlist, YouTube video playlist. So see the draft has been repurposed into a course and into various video playlists. And also the draft video is then turned into a blog post because afterwards I will watch my video and then write down, turn my notes into something that's more publishable, right? Because as I say, drafting is when you and I are thinking about what we really want to say. Some of us do it better through writing, some of us do it better through speaking. And even if you do it better through speaking and you don't like doing video yet, you can speak it into your voice recorder. Well, every phone now can do a voice memo, voice recorder, okay? Now, so then I take from video to playlists and online courses to blog posts. And then eventually I will curate my blog posts, my best blog posts, I will organize them and turn it into a book, right? Turn it into a book. And also I will take my best blog post, I will look at what the ideas are and turn it into an infographic. I'm not a graphic designer so I can hire out the task of creating an infographic. And then there I'm sure there are other ways for me to repurpose my content as maybe creating workbooks, creating downloadable PDFs. But the modes again are drafting and repurposing, okay? And let me just tell you a bit about the drafting stage. Drafting again is where you think out loud, you try to organize your ideas, you figure them out. I recommend that if possible, consider sharing your drafts. There's a wonderful book that I read and was influenced by called Show Your Work. It's by Austin Cleon, great book, K-E-L-E-O-N, this is his last name, Austin Cleon. The book is called Show Your Work. And in the book he basically encourages us to, guess what, show our work. So even as we figure things out, we're sharing it with the world so that here's what's interesting. Even your drafts can help other people. Even your drafts are interesting to your ideal audience, okay? Why is that? Because you have been thinking about your area of expertise. You've been working on your topic much more. You spend more time, more energy, more love, more thought and study on your topic than I do on yours. Similarly, I spend more time thinking about marketing, figuring out the best ways of doing it with authenticity than most people out there. So even when I'm just kind of talking out loud about my ideas of content creation or enrolling new clients or marketing or whatever, people say, wow, that was helpful or interesting because you by default are further ahead when I say by default, meaning because you spend your time on your topic, you're further ahead on your topic than just about everyone who consumes your content. So show your work. Even your drafts can be published and chances are even your drafts will be helpful for others. So I encourage you, encourage you to just do it. Try sharing your drafts. I'll give you a quick example. I've already given you my example of my videos being drafts. You can see I'm not reading from a teleprompter because this is the way I draft. Other people need to draft through writing and then make their videos much more perfect but I'm the opposite, right? So that's my example is drafting through video as you well know. But another example is a painter who, I'm not a painter, right? So I, but I can admire beautiful paintings but I would so love to see a painter share post her initial sketches of what an idea of her painting is. And then maybe as she continues working on the painting the next day or the following day showing what the progress is on the painting. Maybe it's stage two when she has finally put the sketch on an actual canvas, the shapes where the shapes are. And then the following day she's put some colors to fill in the shapes. And as someone who is watching her work by just these photographs day by day it gets so interesting to see this painting create, be created over the course of several weeks. Does that make sense? And so this is the painter showing her work. The painter herself I'm sure because she's so aware of how imperfect the drafts are. She's shy about sharing her original sketch because she knows it's nothing. To her it's nothing. To somebody who isn't a great painter it's something. It's like wow that's impressive I couldn't do that or I didn't have that idea that even if I knew how to paint I was like oh I didn't have that idea that you have right? As you can see the painter by sharing her drafts is entertaining and engaging her audience. And by the time that the painting is completed her audience is enjoying the process so much more than if she had just shown the final product. Why? Because the audience has become invested in the process of the creation of that painting. Does that make sense? And so this is why as another example some movies they release trailers that initially some movies release kind of featurettes that are kind of behind the scenes. Even before the movie comes out they release some of the behind the scenes to show that oh we're filming this, we're filming in this way, we are interviewing some actors who are talking about how their process is and acting. Even when the movie comes out we appreciate it so much more because we know all the work that's gone into it. So I encourage you to share your drafts if at all possible. Maybe in the beginning you're so shy you share your draft only with a few supportive friends, that's the key, supportive friends and colleagues. And then if they're encouraging to you you keep going and you share your drafts with a larger circle maybe with your Facebook friends.  And then maybe you put it on your website or as a blog. And then maybe you put it on, you know, so share your drafts with bigger and bigger audiences as you feel more comfortable. I'm now very comfortable sharing my drafts so this is going out on Facebook and YouTube etc right. But I think there is a magic in thinking about publishing your draft because a couple things. It's that you do the work with a bit more urgency knowing that I'm going to be sharing this with you. I'm going to do it a bit better I should say. Not necessarily urgency but with a bit more quality than my original draft because I know that there's an odd. Also when I publish my draft, when you publish your draft, you automatically have an audience in mind that I'm going to be publishing this. So who am I creating this even this draft for? Secondly, when you share your draft you get feedback even in your draft so that the feedback can inform the continued creation of that work so that the final product is even better than if you had just been working on your own in isolation for days or weeks before you shared the final product. Does that make sense? So the continual engagement does make the final product better, more interesting for the audience. And thirdly, by sharing your draft you get more and more comfortable just putting things out there knowing that sometimes people will engage, sometimes there are crickets and it's okay. You're kind of building your muscles of sharing so that by the time the final product comes around you're not so scared about sharing it, okay? Now the second mode is repurposing. Repurposing your draft into different things. I've already talked about how I will take my videos, I will collect my videos and repurpose it into a course. Maybe I'll add additional middle videos in the course to make the whole series make more sense. So I'm repurposing in that way. I also repurpose my videos into written blog posts and then eventually I'll turn my blog post into a book or several books, right? So think about how you could repurpose your draft. What other modes of formats of content you could turn your drafts into. Now, I think it's important to schedule into your calendar these two modes so that you really are working both on drafting new stuff and on repurposing some of the better existing stuff content you already have, right? And the last thing I'll say is that ultimately all content is drafting and repurposing. What I mean by that is even when I finally publish my book, I'm not going to get freaked out because I've already exercised this muscle of drafting and sharing my drafts so much that even when my book comes out, I will see it also as a draft because the book can always have a second edition and a third edition and a fourth edition, et cetera, et cetera. So please keep in mind that all of your content is always just drafts and you can always keep repurposing again and again and again and again and making a better and better over time as you get more engagement from the audience and they will give you, tell you what they really love about it. And maybe when you don't hear anything, that means they don't they don't love it and that's feedback as well. So don't give yourself so much pressure. Just draft, share your drafts as much as you can starting with a small group if you're more shy and then go from there. And I look forward to hearing from you how this idea of drafting and repurposing will benefit you, make you more courageous and more consistent in sharing content.