Hello everyone. Now the Narx Fiver live video. This one is live from my office. This is where I do a lot of my work. This is where I record my videos. And in this one we're going to be talking about when the narcissist knows you know. So what happens when they know that you know. When they know that you have figured them out. Well first let's talk about how they know. How do they know that you know. And the way that they know is by your behaviour. You're acting differently. You've become indifferent. You don't care about them anymore.  And you don't even react. Doesn't get to you. It doesn't even bother you anymore. And they sense it. They notice that. And when they see that they will try to test you. Because they know that your feelings have changed. So they will tone down their behaviour. Whatever they think is bothering you. They will stop doing that. They will pretend like they have changed. Like they can be how you want them to be. Because what you need to understand is that they know exactly how to behave. They know exactly how to act right. How to act normal. But usually they don't because they just want to do what they want to do. They want to act or they want to act. They want to behave or they want to behave. And they just expect you to put up with it. And that is why their manipulation is so important. Because the whole point of that is to make you put up with it. It's to confuse you. To make you uncertain. Because sometimes they do act right. They do act normal. And they do that to show you that they can if they want to. But then it makes you think. So why don't they act how you want them to act? The reason why is because they are grooming you. They are preparing you and training you for the abuse. That is why sometimes they act right. Sometimes they work with you. They cooperate. But then most of the time they don't. The whole point of that is to show you yes, I am capable. I can act right if I want to. Then it makes you hopeful. You have these expectations of them changing or being better. Because sometimes you have seen them behave properly. You just don't understand why it's not consistent. Why it's only some of the time. The reason for that is because they are a narcissist. That is the whole point of the disorder. Is that it doesn't adapt. It doesn't change. That's the whole point of what a narcissist is. They can't be what you want. They can't do what you want. They can't give you what you want. They are incapable of doing that and when you are on to them. When you finally realize this and you accept it, they will sense it. They will know and they will test you.  To see if it's changed how you see them and to see if you're about to leave them. Because they always need to be two steps ahead of you. So they need to know when you are in the mind. Because that tells them what they need to do next. Because they need to make you feel better. They need to win you over. But that's not going to last for long. Remember in the beginning they showed you this false character. This magnificent wonderful person who could be who you wanted them to be. They could do what you wanted them to do. They listened. They cooperated. They were fine. But then gradually things started to change. And they did make excuses for why they changed.  They tried to make you think that you were the problem. And that's when you ended up on this never-ending hamster wheel trying to fix everything. Trying to please them. But it's like no matter what you did you could never fix it.  It had nothing to do with you. And that is why no matter how much you did it was never enough. It never resolved anything. And they knew this the entire time. They knew that it wasn't you. They knew that you weren't the problem. Yet they were still arguing with you every day blaming you. Finding things to be wrong. But they already knew there was nothing wrong with you. You were fine. You were more than enough for them. You were doing everything they wanted you to do and more. But while you were doing that they were causing all of this chaos and drama that left you very confused because you just couldn't understand what is wrong with this person. And once you're first catching on to them they will change for a moment. They will try to behave properly. They will be polite and friendly. They'll give you compliments. They'll act like they're grateful for whatever you're doing for them. They will pretend like they finally understand. And they're trying to fix it. They're trying to correct it. But really they don't even care. They're just doing it to pull you back into the relationship. And while they're doing that they're already looking for someone else to take your place because they've been through this before with other people. So they already know what is about to happen.  They know that. And that is why they will stop doing certain things for a moment. They will pretend to act right. They will pretend to act normal. But even while they're doing that they're chasing after someone else behind your back. And you may not even know about it. They're already trying to replace you. Because once they know that you are on to them your good is dead to them at that point.  Because you're not responding to them in the way that you used to. You don't care about anything anymore. So they already know this relationship has an expiration date. It's only a matter of time until you leave them. So they've got to beat you to it. They've got to leave you first. And that is when they will put all of their focus on the new person. And they will try to advance them to the primary position so that they can take your place. This is when they will start going out on dates with them. They'll start spending more time with them than they spend with you. And yeah.  This is when you will see their true colours. You will see who they really are. And they will really try to hurt you at this point. Because now they know that they're no longer affecting you. You don't care anymore. You've caught on. You've figured them out. So they're looking at it like, at this point, I don't have anything to lose. So I will show you exactly who I am. I will show you that I never cared about you.   And they may also say that the only reason why they were with you in the first place, it's because they didn't have anything better to do. They will say these things because they want to break you down. They want to crush you.  From day one, from that first day you met them, they were cheating on you and you didn't even know. They will tell you whatever they think will hurt you the most. They will tell you they were seeing other people the entire time that you were together because they want to crush your soul before they leave. So this is what narcissists do when they know that you've caught on to their game. When they know that you have figured them out, they will crush you. They will try to destroy you because in their minds you've got one over on them. You figured them out so it's game over. Because even if you did give them another chance, even if you did take them back, they know it's not going to be the same. It's not going to give them that same rush as someone who doesn't know them. Someone who doesn't know what they're about. Someone who sees them as perfect and innocent because that's what they really want. That's what they're really looking for in a target. The problem with you is that you've already experienced so many arguments with them and they know that you remember everything they said to you, everything they did. They know you remember all of that so you're never going to see them the same way and they want someone who's going to react to them without any pushbacks, without any limitations, without anything holding them back. They want someone who has never had any bad experiences with them because that type of person is going to be all in. They're not going to have anything holding them back. They're going to do whatever the narcissist wants because they don't suspect anything. They're not suspicious because they haven't seen the narcissist do anything wrong before but you have. So that is the type of person, the type of situation that they prefer. They don't really want to go back to you. Why would they want to go back to someone who knows exactly what they're about? Someone who remembers everything they said, everything they did to them. They already know you're going to be angry. They know you're going to be resentful and some of you may even want revenge and they know that. They're anticipating that. They're waiting for it but really you just need to let go of those emotions. Practice acceptance because as long as you're reacting to something they've said or done, whether it's something that happened recently or in the past, they have power over you. They're controlling you even while they're not there but when you are no longer emotionally affected by the narcissist, you have defeated them. You have won because that is the only position, the only advantage that they have when they can emotionally affect you.   If you don't care anymore, if they can't affect you then they know their time is up. In some situations they may still try to come back but even if they do they already know it's not going to last for long and even in that type of situation you're going to be with them while they're seeing someone else while they have someone else on the side and in that type of situation when they know that you've caught on, they know that you figured them out but for whatever reason you still choose to accept them back, they're not even going to try and hide it at that point, they're going to do things right in front of your face while they will still pretend as though they want to fix things, they want to work things out, they're going to be loyal to you and then they'll just put it right in front of you, they'll show you exactly who they are, what they're doing, they're just going to keep playing you even more if you take them back, it's not going to end, it's not going to get better which is why when you've seen it once that is when you need to make the choice to move on in a respectful and dignified way, don't keep letting them back in to do the same thing to you again and again because that's all they're going to do, they're just going to keep doing the same thing again and again for the rest of their lives and do you want to be a part of that, do you want to get caught up in that, I don't think so, so do not fall for the trap, they will say that they want to work things out like they've just had this magical epiphany, they'll say that they should have been there for you, they should have done more, don't fall for it, it's all lies, it's all bullshit, it's future faking, they're just playing a game while they're waiting for another opportunity to come their way because they're always looking for the bigger better deal, they're always looking for the next shiny new toy, so it's just never going to end well with them, being involved with them is just not going to serve you in any way, it's just going to set you up for failure, it's just going to cause more problems for you in the end, you think that letting them back in, getting back with them, you think that's going to help, you think that's going to fix things but it's just going to create more problems later down the line, whatever issues you think you have with them now, you want closure, if you take them back you're going to want a lot more closure in time, maybe you lost money with them, if you take them back you're going to lose even more money, things are not going to get better in any way, they're going to get worse, so we have to be wise, remember I put these videos out every day for a reason so that you remember, so that you are aware of this, because it is very important to be aware of it, to have this awareness, because that is what's going to protect you, so yeah use this information wisely, use it to protect yourself, things are not going to get better with them, things will never get better, they will only get worse, they can only give you an illusion of better things, like I said before the best you will ever get from a narcissist is an illusion, that's really it, 127 live viewers but only 52 thumbs up, so if you found this video helpful please do give it a thumbs up down below, helps to support the youtube algorithm helps our community, helps to get this message out there so it can help more people, so everyone please do your bit, if you want people to be more aware of this disorder and you want to help to protect people, you can start right now that's all you have to do is click that thumbs up button down below, just takes a second and please let me know your thoughts about this video down below in the comments, I read your comments every morning, share the video as well you can share it anywhere on youtube, facebook, instagram, twitter please share it and subscribe you will get notifications for my future videos and if you would like to book a one on one session with me you can book through my website it is narksurvivor.co.uk, I'd also check out my instagram as well it's narksurvivor youtube on instagram, I have new pictures and videos every day on there, all right thank you all for joining me in my office today where I do my work and you all have a good day, I look forward to talking with you in another video very soon


This 10th year of Daily Tech News show is made possible by you, the listeners, thanks to all of you, including Mike Cortez, Philip Shane, Paul Boyer, and our lifetime supporter, Kevin Bolanka. Thanks, Kevin. On this episode of DTNS, all about Apple's scary fast event, can countries band together to stop cybercrime ransoms? And Charlotte Henry tackles the big question, how does the horror movie genre continue to thrive? This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, October 31st, 2023. Happy Halloween everyone from Studio Secret Bunker. I'm Sarah Lane. From Columbus, Ohio, I'm Rob Dunwood. I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang. And joining us is Charlotte Henry of the edition newsletter. Welcome back, Charlotte. Thank you. Hello. Yes, here in London. It's great to see you. I'm kind of nervous because we're doing it kind of evening time, my time. So I could be invaded and interrupted by trick-or-treaters at any point. You'll understand if I have to dash off and distribute.  Not quite, but you never know. You never know these days, Sarah. It could happen. We could have live trick-or-treaters. Is it a kid or is it a real ghost? That's always my question. That's what we say. Stay vigilant out there, everyone. All right. Well, this is a tech news show after all. So let's get into the quick hits. X, formerly Twitter, is currently valued at $19 billion. That sounds like a lot, and it's given employees restricted stock units at a share price of $45. However, this valuation is interesting because it comes one year after Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion, and that marks a 56% drop in valuation from what he paid for the company. The company, a bank that lent over $300 million in financing to Musk's takeover of Twitter, has written down the value of its X shares by 65% over the first 11 months. Even though government information is not being compromised, Canada has banned China-based messaging app WeChat and Russia-based Kaspersky on government-issued mobile devices due to concerns around privacy and security. Canada's chief information officer ran an assessment and determined that the apps present an unacceptable level of risk to privacy and security. Chrome on iOS doesn't look the same as Chrome on Android, and the differences between the apps continues to widen as iOS now has the ability to move the address bar to the bottom of your screen. Some people really want that. In moving the address bar to the bottom, it also gets combined with the toolbar just like post iOS 15 Safari. So there's no UI at the top of the screen, but you can still pull to refresh. The U.S. Security is an exchange commission charged IT services management software maker SolarWinds and its chief information security officer Timothy Brown with fraud and internal control failures. SolarWinds is accused of misleading investors about cyber security practices prior to a Russia-based attack in 2019. The SEC says SolarWinds allegedly misled investors by disclosing only generic and hypothetical risk at a time when SolarWinds and Brown knew of specific deficiencies in the company's security practices and potential risk involved. The Public Interest Research Group has petitioned Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to not junk millions of computers that still run Windows 10. Windows 10 is set to receive security updates until October of 2025, so for some time, but not that much time. Windows 10 still powers more than 71% of Windows PCs. That number could shrink a little bit in the next couple of years, but still it's going to be a lot of PCs. Windows 11 requires a functioning TPM chip, which many PCs at hospitals, businesses, various homes just don't have. The end of support of the 10 year old Windows 10 could present the biggest junking of PC hardware in history. Alright, let's talk a little bit more about what Apple announced at a somewhat unusual evening event that took place at 7pm APM Eastern Daylight Time last night. So it was called Scary Fast, and as expected, it was about computers that go fast. It happened well after Showtime last night, our Showtime, so as promised, we're talking about it today. The big news, Apple's new M3 chips. We have the M3, the M3 Pro, the M3 Max, they're all the industry's first 3nm chips for PCs, and Apple's biggest leap forward in graphics architecture. The GPU is faster, it's more efficient, it introduces a new technology called dynamic caching that can handle rendering speeds up to 2.5x faster than the M1 family of chips. What's on M1 here? Because Apple didn't do a lot of comparing between the M2 and the M3, right Rob? They did not. So with the introduction of the M3, Apple unveiled a new entry level 14 inch MacBook Pro without the touch bar, so touch bar's gone on MacBooks. They also upgraded 14 inch and 16 inch MacBook Pro laptops with the M3 Pro and M3 Max processors. The company also refreshes 24 inch iMac to the M3 processor, claiming it will be twice as fast as the M1 24 inch iMac. So the prices on these, the new 14 inch MacBook Pro, that's the one that's going to have just the M3, it starts at $15.99, the M3 Pro and the 14 inch MacBook Pro is $19.99, the M3 Max and the 16 inch MacBook Pro is $24.99, and then the M3 iMac starts at $12.99. Now I saw a lot of people saying, hmm, these are some interesting prices, especially for the iMac, and yeah, I also saw a lot of people saying, well hold on a second, what is Apple doing here with the M3 chip that is supposedly the best chip ever, but when you look at specs, they're comparing it to the M1, not so much the M2, and especially for that middle M3 Pro chip, it does seem that Apple is rolling back somewhat. Roger, I know in our pre-show we were talking about why you think this might be. What are your thoughts? The shift I think is because that a lot of the, one of the things you do when you make a chip is you on a wafer, you get what they call yields, that your yield is how many good chips you get off the wafer versus the ones that aren't so good, and oftentimes, at least in PC suppliers, they have a process where they call binning, where they take a chip that maybe won't perform as well as expected and they remark it so it's a lower spec chip, so they're not tossing away and they're wasting anything. So with the M3, especially with the Pro's missing two cores, is that it could be just a yield issue and instead of just binning or tossing the chip that doesn't meet spec, they could just take off two and just say it's a Pro. So Charlotte, I know you've got an M2 MacBook Air, right? You missed out. It's full-title. It's the very sexy M2 MacBook Air, and it's a wonderful machine. I love it. I was, I watched it when back. Actually, I'm going to start with a gripe, Sarah. You know me. I'm not a gripey person, obviously. No, you certainly are not, but let's hear it. Well, this event was midnight my time. Tim Cook, my friend. You've been to the UK. You like the UK. Come on, play nicely. We don't need Apple events at midnight. Let's sort this out. So I watched it back this morning. And as I was watching them describe the new chips and as you see it and the various Johns and Johnny's are talking about the different machines, I think we had more Johns on there than women, didn't we? There was a couple of, didn't we? At certain points, a couple of executives. And then they revealed these new computers are like, oh, shiny. And then you look into it. And it's a bit like, is this so much better than the machine I have? And sure, if I wanted to build a recording studio, maybe I'm wanting a MacBook Pro with the top, top, top M3 chip. And I get that. But you're right. The performance you're getting from these newer chips is not so great from the M2 series. The M2 series was, by all accounts, a really big step forward. I would also say in my personal experience, it's about what you want as a user. So for me, having a light, very portable machine was really, really important. So the more heavy-duty MacBook Pro wasn't quite appropriate for me, whatever chip was in it. And when you start doing things like rendering videos, getting movie out of videos on a M2, the MacBook Air and whatever, like it's doing serious business. Like, this stuff is really, really quick. I'm exporting half an hour of 1080p movie in minutes, you know, a couple of minutes. Like, I'd be really interested to do some real tests between the M2 and the M3 and how much better things really are. Unless, like, I accept if you're building like a high-end gaming Mac and you want the GPU that's in that, well, maybe. Maybe maybe you're noticing a difference. But I just don't see. I mean, jump in and disagree with me, Roger. But I just don't see how a normal user is noticing that much difference at this point. I think what you might be getting to is that, you know, Apple's been making their own chips for a few years now. And chips don't just, they just don't double in power every year. It just doesn't go that way. But Apple is kind of trying to claim that, doesn't they? They're trying to claim every generation is a huge step forward. So are they going too fast, even? Like, do we need the speed they're doing this at? What I think you're seeing is kind of a two-fold issue. One is what Rob was alluding to. You're going to get diminishing returns with this architecture. They came out of the store red hot, and the next generation or the next iteration came out. It was still pretty hot. Now you're getting into like, nah, it's cooling off a little bit, because there's only so much you can do. Really the biggest advancement that I see with this chip is with the GPU. However, because Apple purposely designed it as a system on the chip, it's not like a PC where, okay, I can replace the GPU, leave the rest of the PC box alone and get a new Nvidia or whatever. To do that, if you're going to change the GPU on the SOC, you might as well change the CPU portion as well at the same time. So I see the greatest appeal is someone who does need AV1 encoding directly in hardware instead of software rendering. If you need any of the, if you need the ray tracing functionality, if you need the mesh generation, because those are all things that are part of the GPU, but because it is a single part, they got to make the whole thing as a single part. Can we talk about some petty stuff that's annoying me with this? You guys are going high level. I want to go petty. Let's go petty, yeah. Please, for goodness sake, please, can we have a new magic mouse? Like, what is this charging up, turning it over? Like, I don't know what. Sort out the magic mouse, Apple, you can do it. It's been a long time. We can have a better charging magic mouse. You know, this is, I'm glad you brought this up because- Thank you, Sarah, for your solidarity. Well, I stand in solidarity with options, but I'm also, I haven't used a mouse in quite a few years.  However, I know that everyone's work spaces are different.   The other thing is they're calling these pro devices, and in many ways they are, but they still only have a 1080p camera in them. It's just like a standard FaceTime camera.  Like, surely Apple can do better and put better cameras in its- Oh, they have a 100% good. I think Apple just knows that you've got third-party accessories, people like, you know, we're all used to the iPhone, why even bother? And you've touched on probably the third-fold issue with Apple and their hardware is, as a hardware vendor, they need to make it, especially because they can build all this stuff themselves or at least contract it out. They're probably sitting on some inventory of those parts that they need to clear the channel of, and why give you a 4K camera when they need to clear out all these 1080p cameras first? Because you're calling it pro, like, come on. You want people to film and recording strategies with this camera like- Pro has been a marketing term for Apple since they swung it out for the iPhone. You cynic.  So if they have old stuff sitting around, they're gonna be- You said it, Rob. You said it, Rob. All right, well, the U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor, Ann Newberger, announced that the U.S. is leading a 40-country push towards an alliance to sign a pledge to never again pay ransom to cyber criminals. Cyber criminals often hack into systems and say, we're gonna screw y'all up unless you pay us money. And sometimes they get that money. And a virtual briefing to Reuters. She said that the alliance, which is called the International Counter-Ransomware Initiative, is meant to eliminate the hacker's funding mechanism altogether. Newberger says the United States has a vested interest in this, by far the worst hit with 46% of such attacks. So key to this initiative, two information sharing platforms will be created, one by Lithuania and another jointly by Israel and the UAE. Partner countries will share a blacklist through the U.S. Department of Treasury, including digital wallets being used to move ransomware payments plus AI to analyze the blockchain with the goal to identify illicit funds. According to analytics firm Chainalysis, back in July, the volume of crypto payments to ransomware attackers is on track for its second biggest annual total on record. So it's pretty lucrative for these folks. And I understand why the U.S. is leading this because we are getting hit and getting destroyed with it, you know, 46%. But I'm skeptical just a bit on how this is gonna work because companies are looking at what just happened to MGM or we could just cash out somebody real quick and this problem goes away. I think that companies are going to, they're gonna do what's best for them and what they think is in their best interest, what's going to affect their bottom line the least. So I hope that this eventually catches on but I think it's gonna take an enormous, I don't wanna say an enormous amount, it's gonna take some time. This is not a next year type thing where everybody is complying with this. I think it's gonna take some time. 40 countries don't just say, okay, we're not gonna do it anymore and now the problem goes away. The problem is not gonna go away. I was thinking about this. Yeah, I was thinking about this this morning of like, all right, well, if you just say, I mean, in a perfect world, according to this alliance, no country ever agrees, no company that's associated with country never will ever agree to pay the ransom that is demanded by data that would otherwise tank the company or at least severely embarrass the company. And it would take a lot of money to get back on track in either case. So sure, that's the goal, but no company is exactly the same company and no data breach or a bug that is exploited or anything that turns into a situation like this is the same. We talk about this on the show all the time and sometimes ransom is paid. Other times the company goes public and says, here's what's going on, we're not gonna pay the ransom and we just wanna, we want everyone else to know about this to kind of help mitigate the problem. I don't think either of those things are necessarily wrong. I think sometimes companies are thought of as weak security-wise if they pay the ransom, but again, it depends on what's been stolen. It depends on what's been stolen because look, people, there's a certain amount of money that everyone will pay to stop really embarrassing stuff coming out, right? Like everyone has a price. But equally, we're talking about like this almost in a way that it's new and it's not, this has been advice in cybersecurity circles for a long time not to pay the ransomware, not to pay the hackers. Now, as I say, people will get desperate, a certain point might and be like, no, I've just got to pay it. I don't want that picture, that text message, whatever, whatever, coming out into the public. But this has been the advice for a long time. Right. So can't get enough Android in your life? Then listen to Android Faithful. Every week, Android affixionados, Ron Richards, and Juan Toydo bring the latest Android news and information. Catch it Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. Pacific or watch it live. Subscribe to it right now on AndroidFaithful.com. All right, y'all, it is Halloween. October 31st is when we're recording this. You might be listening to it later, but you know, get into the spirit. We're all in our, well, I was about to say we're all in our costumes. I don't know if Charlotte and Rob and Roger are here. I'm dressed as a Rob. I mean, I'm kind of scaring off anyway. But yeah, like. I always say I'm dressed as a person of comfort. Yeah, I am. Meaning that I just wore what I wanted to wear today. I feel you. Person of comfort. Yeah, but in the spirit of Halloween, let's talk a little bit about horror movies. They are a staple element around this holiday, but they're also just really, really popular in general as a genre and they're becoming a favorite among film producers, not just the John Carpenters, not just the Wes Cravens, but also those that produce content for streaming platforms. Netflix, Amazon, Peacock to name a few. But why Charlotte? Is there some sort of horror film playbook that makes it a more attractive investment for studios? TLDR, it can be really cheap to produce a horror movie. And so the streaming services like it because they don't have to splash out so much cash. The producers like it because they don't have such a big budget but they can get money back. Like it's a thing. It's a known thing that it, for whatever reason, these films can be made on a smaller budget. Like we're not taking four years and goodness knows whatever Martin Scorsese's budget was for Killers of the Flower Moon to make. Had to be big because that movie is long as heck. Yeah, well, we again discuss our fare, I have thought. But like a classic slash a movie or whatever, it just doesn't seem to take that much time. If you've built up a kind of staple in a series, people like that. So yeah, they just don't take up that much money and another key thing is that I was reading is apparently people will watch horror movies just for the sake of watching a horror movie because they're into horror movies because they like that style of movie. Whereas you don't, so you don't need the big name superstar to actually get people to watch it. Yeah, I was about to say, but don't people like romantic comedies too? But I feel like, you know, and there are breakout hits but you kind of do have more like, ooh, so-and-so's in this movie, therefore I'll watch it kind of thing. It's the Adam Sandler movie, it's this, it's that. Whereas, look, there are famous people that go in horror movies, of course there are. But people, as I understand it, and I'm not a particularly massive horror movie fan myself, but as I understand it, people who are in that community like it for the genre. And like, there are specialist streaming services as well as the big names that you mentioned up top. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.  Sure. Has 12 horror releases that started September 28th through December 8th, something that you wouldn't have seen otherwise. Obviously the timing makes a lot of sense. Yep. Rob, where are you on the horror genre and where do you find your horror movies if you even like them? So it is so apropos that we're having in this conversation today. Just last night, without knowing that this was gonna be the topic, I actually watched Train to Busan on, I think I watched Netflix. I can't remember what I watched it. I watched it on something. Did you sleep afterwards? Were you okay? Yeah, because I like the zombie movie. So this was one where I said, you know what? I'm gonna go watch another zombie movie and see, okay, what do the zombies do when they're on a train? Same thing they do everywhere else, but it is still kind of, you know, there are moments that make you jump. Zombie is with a twist. Yeah, you know, zombie's on a train. And it was, I watched it from beginning to end and I actually enjoyed it.  So, you know, you have to actually read the subtitles, but it is a zombie movie. You can miss a lot of the dialogue and still understand exactly what is going on, why it's going on and what's about to happen. So, I actually really enjoyed it and I'm probably gonna watch Pat Cemetery too at some point, you know, on, I think it is on Hulu maybe. So, they're out, I'll check them out because these are movies that catch my attention. I don't feel bad if I get up and walk away for 20 minutes and come back and it's like, oh, people are still getting blown up or killed or whatever the case is. And I enjoy that. I think. Yeah. And there's also like the low, if you want a streaming service in particular, you've paid upfront, right?  Like, if you turn on a bad horror movie, and let's be honest, there are plenty of those, you like, it doesn't matter. You've paid however much, you can turn it off if you want. You've seen a silly horror movie, but they do tend to do well. And Rob made an interesting point about watching on subtitles because of course, horror movies from around the world, as I've learned looking into this are a thing, there's different styles from all around the world. And so you might not want to sit in a big cinema, you know, one-off evening, reading the subtitles to the horror movie. But if you're chilled at home when it suits you, it's more, you're more amenable to it. I will also add demographically Gen Z. And then I don't know if this also applies to the generation after them, but have a high, at least 33% of that are open to watching horror films. And horror films is a very broad category. It includes psychological horror, like jump scares, and then you also have your slasher movies. And then you have, for example, I watched Five Nights at Freddy with my daughter who really wanted to see it, but couldn't sit through it because it was too scary, but it's a PG-13 horror movie. But you also have comedy horror movies like Megan, the one with the creepy doll that... And so... Right, which was sort of a, I mean, a hit more than I think a lot of people thought it would be. Again, it probably didn't cost that. I don't think it cost that much to make. So it's a win. You've got your hit, you haven't spent that much money. That's what studios love. If you think about the big budget movies that have been cranked out by the industry over the past five, six years, they're either some sort of superhero or sci-fi or fantasy epic. And those are expensive because you have costumes. You have, and it's not just one person, everyone has to wear a costume. Then it's special effects, and then it's visual effects, and then it's post-production. And it's a bunch of different camera angles that you all need to get at the same time. And then you need big name draws to make sure people sit their butts in the theater to pay that $16. So you need your, you need Bender Dick, what's his name? Cumberbatch. Cumberbatch. Chris Evans, you need big names to get people in because otherwise they probably wouldn't watch that movie. Oh, what was the movie where they couldn't talk or the monsters would get them? Silent. The whole, what was it called? Sorry, what? I think it was Silence. A silent place. Yes, yes.  There's no dialogue in the entire movie. That's the point. You know, I was like, I'm not going to watch that, but I kind of like these actors. So maybe I will, which I eventually did. That's the quality of their acting, Sarah.  It's a quiet place.  Well, I don't know. TMZ.  But you know what that does? I think that that speaks to what we're all kind of getting at is there are certain genres of movie, whether it be, you know, drama, action, comedy. Then you get into the horror genre and it's like, I mean, horror movies can be really, really scary. They can also be really campy or somewhere in between. And maybe they get more of a pass from the people who just like the genre more than we get from, like if there's going to be like a Fast and Furious that just completely sucks on CGI, I'm like, that sucked. Because that's all it was supposed to be. It's something that just like looks cool. But the horror stuff can pull at different strings. I just want to jump into one thing that we sort of touched on. Is this idea of the specialist catalogs and specialist streaming services for people that are really, really into it, but you know, more than us going, what's the one with Paris Hilton? What's the one where they don't talk? They're really dedicated aficionados of horror movies. And there's a couple of streaming services that I don't think are very expensive that are aimed for them. I read in an IGN article that apparently the Netflix horror catalog doesn't have anything beyond 1990, was before 1998. But there are people who are super, super dedicated to the genre as a whole in the same way you might be dedicated to a musical genre, whatever one records from all over time. And so streaming again is kind of providing for those niches as well. Well, Charlotte Henry, it's not every day that we can talk about the horror movie genre with you on Halloween itself. So we very much appreciate you coming to talk about that. It's almost like we plan this stuff, guys. It's almost as if we have a calendar of sorts. Also fun to talk about Apple's announcement with you and always fun to talk about everything with you. So let's let folks know where they can keep up with everything that you do outside of the show because you're quite prolific. Yeah, thanks so much. 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You can't just dismiss the acquisition of the big maple.  I mean, he's a number two type of Stardikov. And also, you're going to have Jay Hap for the entire season. So if you have Jay Hap for six months, rather than just two months, maybe you win the 108 games rather than the Red Sox. Maybe the first two games were Yankee Stadium, not at Fenway Park. I don't think the Yankees were that far from the Red Sox last year. I just don't. Red Sox were great. They don't think so, either. Yeah, all they do is talk about how that could have been them instead of the Red Sox. Remember, you guys won 100 games last year. So what was sexy? What are you worried about? Sexy. It's about making the right moves that are going to get you the few wins it's going to take from winning the division instead of having to take the wild card. But this is not a reconstruction. No. It's a hundred-win team. Didn't, didn't. The one thing that worries me the most, and I think it flies under the radar when people talk about what the Yankees are doing this off season, losing Gregorius is gigantic. He's so important to what they do defensively. He's their best defender in the infield. He's a clutch player. He gives them balance in the lineup because he's a left-handed bat when they're right-handed dependent. I mean, that's a big loss. That one throw against the Red Sox, I mean, puts the Yankees in a very unenviable situation. One of their best players is going to be out for three to four months. And I don't even know, are they in on Machado if he doesn't even get hurt? I think they are because they would sell third base. But now Machado looks even more dire because DD's not going to be there for four months. That's a big deal. That's a huge deal. So that's where I think they lose a little ground. Picking up Paxton was big, but losing DD is gigantic. It's enormous. Enormous. The teams don't want 108 games every year either. No. The Red Sox can come back exactly the same way they want. You don't want 108 games next year and didn't make the playoffs? I think you know. You lived through it. The World Champion Mets, 86. Oh yeah, then they missed the playoffs the next year. They missed the playoffs the next year. Things go right when you win 108 games. Yeah, then all of a sudden things start to go wrong. I remember that year. Doc was in rehab. Right. They had every single one of the players in the rotation, including David Koner. They picked up, broke his finger in San Francisco. Things start to go wrong. Now things could go wrong for a team that won 100 games too. I mean, it's a war of attrition in baseball season. But let's not make the Yankees out to be a team that was like blown out, had no chance. I mean, this is a team that won 100 games. And I know they lost in four games to the Red Sox and some of it was pretty ugly. But if they got to play the season all over again, they could have been the Yankees that won. They lost some players too. During the winter meetings, we spoke to Korra on the air. And he said when the Yankees won that game too, he was very upset with his team. Very upset with his team and didn't like the feeling at all. So, I mean, it was a 1-1 series. And then they won that third game 16-1. And that kind of changed the whole tenor of the whole series. Yankees could have, I'm telling you, the Yankees are not that far away from the Red Sox. They take nothing away from the Red Sox. They are the world champions of baseball. But going into that series, I picked the Yankees to win. And that wasn't just, that wasn't Yankee boy. I thought the Yankees could beat the Red Sox. They pretty much split with them the 19 games in the regular season.  Because you went under the feeling that Chris Sale wasn't the same pitcher. And he wasn't. But he still pitched tremendous. Right. And they pitched when they needed to pitch. Right? They pitched better than I thought they were going to. Look at that. They overcame a closer. They gave up a run in almost every game he pitched in. Because everybody around them, I didn't know if Aldi was going to pitch as well as he pitched. No. No one knew Price would be like that. No. And then Price all of a sudden figures it out. And in Sale, we thought that he might have been cooked. But he ended up pitching very well.


At about 3.30pm on the afternoon of Monday 1st July this year a lady whilst walking through Parkland to the rear of Greenslade Street, Tingelpa was approached by a young male person brandishing a knife. She was led into nearby Scrubland and sexually assaulted. The male person is described as being in his early 20s with dark spiky short hair and of a slim build wearing a dark hooded jumper and dark pants possibly jeans. As well as can be expected physically she's fine obviously very upset. There has been footage obtained from local residents with their own home security CCTV recorders and it's been a tremendous assistance. Unfortunately we only have the lady on footage at this point in time. Did this man say anything to her? Very little. It was painfully obvious I think what was going to transpire that very little was actually said. And how did she get away? She was basically left to her own devices to walk away from the scene. Has this man been following the lady? Or did he come out and know it? No essentially he was waiting in the park. Did he know that she made that route? She's got a regular path that she takes? I can't answer that question I'm sorry. Near the soccer club? Yeah. It leads to the soccer club yeah. Are there other women picking up children from school? No not at all. Who is this woman? How old is she? Is she a mother? Is she a student? She's a woman in her early 30s who utilises the local pedestrian footpath type of thoroughfare through that park lands for her own health. I think that's about as far as I can take it. Has this lady ever seen this man in the area before? No. So she really does seem to be in the area? Close proximity yes. Is she married? Does she have kids? I'd rather not further that if you don't mind. If that's okay. Have there ever been any other attacks like this in the area? No. Yes. Yes. And if we have our way it will be the last. How concerned are you about this? Obviously being a married man I'm very concerned. Investigations are well and truly underway and that's probably why it's been a couple of days since I haven't been able to release too much information prior to today. So presumably other women exercise in that area? Have you got a warning to them? Absolutely. Be vigilant of your personal safety. Preferably walk with as a group or at least a couple. It's just common sensical I'd suggest until we get our job done. But be vigilant about your personal safety. Have you spoken to any members of the public? Members of the public in that area, residents in that area have been tremendous with their assistance. For instance the gentleman that came forward with the CCTV footage of the lady going to the park that day. Been a tremendous assistance. I don't think I can take much further than that really. What's that about? All I can say really from a description standpoint is a small knife. I'd rather not further that. Did the victim fight back at any stage or try to resist? No. Just finally if you could elaborate what sort of damage does this give to the small community? Well obviously an area such as this is normally a very quiet area where people can walk in the park and exercises they see fit. And I'd say this has a fairly marked effect on people undertaking their normal exercise or whatever walking the dog etc. in and around that parkland. But again we're putting the resources into the job to finalize it. And I'd just like to thank you for coming out and helping me today.


How do we begin to recite the Quran professionally?  The advice I give them is to listen to the Quran a lot and I mean so much that it becomes something which you eat, breathe, sleep, it consumes your life. The reason I say this is because the more you listen to it the more your ears get trained and it's best to learn this through listening because it builds this memory within ourselves where when we begin to start reciting the Quran we can trace back and reference all the recitations we've listened. For example when you listen to the Quran you should take the time to understand what the verses are being recited, how they're being recited and the way I recommend this is by listening and opening the Quran to the page which the reciter is reciting and to spend time to see how each line, each word is recited. Now the other thing which is important is to understand our own limitations and abilities as a reciter and the best way we can do this is literally by practicing a recitation. Now for example I always recommend there's many top reciters in the recitation world which you can listen to. For example, Minshawi, Mustafa Asmaeel, Abdul Basit, Khalil Hussary. These reciters are the dons of the recitation world or the standards which many go by and the best way you can do this is by listening to one of these recitations and spending time to see and analyzing this. How do we do this? Well there's many things. For example when it comes to Tajweed we take the time to understand how they're reciting, how each emphasis that they put on each word, each line, voice. What's happening with their voice when they're reciting? When do they go up high? When do they go low? When recording all these instances and literally opening up a book and writing down, okay why are they going up at this moment in the recitation? Another thing is the melody. This is a big thing of course. The biggest I will always emphasize is Tajweed because nothing is more important than the recitation Quran properly with clarity and pronunciation and following the Tajweed rules but of course voice, sound and melody is important because this helps and enhances the recitation. Now as I was saying you spend time you open up a book from this moment to this moment he's reciting this melody okay maybe five minutes in he changes it into something else and you build this understanding of the more you listen the more you understand why how these melodies are changing. Now the best way to imitate recitation you may find a recitation that's 40 minutes long and you wonder okay how do I exactly imitate this. The best way to do this is you spend you break the recitation into parts for example from the first minute up to the fourth minute to the eighth minute to the twelfth minute you break this into parts and you literally imitate based off the recitation within that duration. Once you begin to think okay I think I have a good handle on this then you move on to the next portion of the minutes the four minutes the five minutes which you break it into and then to the next and then to the next after you feel like you have a good grasp of it you try to record yourself after you listen to the recitation maybe 50 times 100 times you then listen to the recitation one full time completely and then record yourself reciting those same lines from the same passage and then listen to it because the moment you listen to it you have your own experience okay I'm listening to my own voice how do I sound because there are things which we will never pick up just by practicing the best ways once you practice you record yourself and you give your chance the ability to listen to the recitation and to make notes okay I could have done this better how closely is this part to the actual reciter and another way is to actually give someone else to listen to where the truth is some people have stronger ears when it comes as we call the musical ear because you have the ability to pick up on certain melodies or tones which others may not necessarily so this is another way of improving our recitation the other thing which I will always recommend is to always look at the mushaf and to look at the the tajrid I cannot ever emphasize this enough because oftentimes the sound or the melody or the voice overtakes the importance and spending time to look at the mushaf and understanding what the Quran is saying especially if Arabic may not be our first language it's essential to understand that what we are actually imitating and reciting is something important as well as what the actual meaning of the Quran is


Ladies and gentlemen, welcome all back to the channel and a very special series in the Rocky Mountains, Hunting Elk. I'm here with my good buddy, John Thomas Earl Larkin. He's going to be hunting with me. We are also joined by the born and raised guys and the hushing guys. It's going to be a good week, man.  You gave me some tips, but I basically came up here alone and it was a big learning lesson. I was unsuccessful as far as getting an elk, but I was very successful learning and now I'm just thirsty for the knowledge. Born and raised, they reach out to me, they watch my videos and they said, dude, you need help. I was like, I will take your help. What do we need to do? So they said, let's go to the Rockies. We'll put you on some elk and show you how to bring them in. Dude, we've got some good teachers this week for sure. I know. We have some awesome teachers. So what we're about to do is take our first shot with the bow after traveling for over 1,000 miles. I think it was like 1,300 miles. We've traveled and we're going to see if the bow is on. I don't want to rock. Rockin' man, milk. I'm going to go ahead and say two. I was going to carry in four arrows. JT said you need to carry five. So if something epic happens, we'll just put it on record. JT made me carry five arrows. Like maybe I lose four and then the last one just comes in clutch. That was just a 20 pin. There you go. We're going to make it. We're going to be okay. 1,300 miles. She's still all right. The final moments before we go in. Got Trent here from Born and Raised. Just loading up. Could get Western, you never know. You could get Western out of here. A lot of grizzly attacks. Well, how much am I about to learn because, you know, last year it was pretty tough. I know you guys noticed that. I didn't notice anything. I think you did. Honestly, what I love about taking people is just, usually I learn just as much as you do. So it's one of those things where we do the same thing every single time. Like I was telling you earlier, you're going to get bored hearing a bugle every 20 seconds of the day until it actually works. I cannot wait. We're going to, hopefully tonight, hopefully we can get one going tonight. But yeah, no, it's just going to be the same old thing. But just being around new people, getting to meet new friends, man. That's what it's all about. Oh dude, it's hunting camp. It's awesome. It's going to be hunting camp. We're going to have a blast. I guarantee it. Well, so we're going to go in tonight. We're going to hike in and do a little bit of calling. Maybe try to get a couple bugles, get a direction going. That's it. Yeah. It's not going to be like, oh, well, if it's doable. We're not going to say, well, I get them tomorrow. There may not be tomorrow. Let's get him now. Tomorrow could be a whole new bull. Because these bulls, this time of year, it's real early. It's the first of season. And so they're moving a lot. It's not like, especially in terrain that we're hunting, they're not just going to stick right there. So we'll be moving a lot. And so if we get on them, we try to work them as soon as we get on them. And you know, if the wind's good, the wind's not good. That's going to be the only thing. That's what we're going to learn. Yeah. We're going to learn. Ladies and gentlemen, if you want to learn their channels, their channels, link down below. Morning Raised. I've watched a ton of their videos. They know what they're doing. Trust me. So they've got tons of videos educating anyone that wants to go alcony on how to do it. And they are legit. So we're about to go get in these woods and do some. We're going to have some assistance here today. The Baku. How do you say this, Casey? What? Baku. Baku? Baku. This is an electric bike.  It's awesome. Just watch this. This is a pack mule or a horse. Now you've got a two-wheeled electric bike. GoPro action update. 30 minutes in. Two wheels to two feet. We hit some bad rocks. Had to ditch the bikes. So me, Trent, JT, we're hoofing it right now. The other guys, Casey, the camera guys there on four-wheelers. One's on a four-wheeler, one's on a bike. And we're hoping that they're going to come back down here at some point and maybe get our packs or something. Pick us up. Dung. What kind of dung is that, Trent? Bear. Bear dung. This is going to be my first gasp, but I didn't want to look stupid. I've never, ever seen a black bear in here. There's always a first time. And we didn't get a bear tag. No bear tag. See ten of them. Probably see a number of them. That's how it goes. Trent's kind of bugling and stuff as we're going in. We're going to try to get that first beetle once we get to camp. I don't even know how far away it is.  Five miles. Four miles. Eight miles. Probably somewhere around eight. Eight. Probably. Camp is anywhere we want it to be, right? That's true. We've got it right here. It's on our backs. This could be camp. We're here. We'll get up in there and we'll do some good here. All right. We're starting to get thick. We're almost at 10,000 feet. So this is about where we should start seeing it. It's starting to get good. We're going to get off the beaten path. Literally. We're going deep. I'm just a shuttle service at this point. It's like Uber. We'll pick you up. So how many? We got four dudes one. It's going to work. It's going to have to work. Four wheeler just showed up. So if you guys are wondering, bikes are chained up to a tree locked down. They're so heavy anyway. No one's going to take them. But we have this. Am I riding up front on the handlebars or what? The trail gets a little bumpy. It gets a little bit sketched. It gets a little bumpy. How far up there is it? Lots of things. We'll make it. This is what everybody wants to see. I'm going to hold up. Check it out. You want to touch GoPro's? Go for it. Touch. Dip touch. Boys, be careful. I just hope we don't have any mishaps. No packs. No bows. Get thrown. The thing that's going wrong is that the Excalibur takes a ditch right there in the back. Into the trip right there. No packing? Terrible. This might be a good time for me to work on my call. We're on a unit we can't hunt right now. I can get some lessons from Trent. You can tell me the ways. Little cow? Oh yeah. Hold it a little bit longer. Hold it a little bit longer. Unless you hang out with Trent. Get it. No, that was, I mean that was. Let's do one more. Let's do one more. That's going to call in any elk on this mountain. I promise you. Dicey, we might need to take some weight off. This mount? Yeah. You go first. Here, I'll tell you what. Just take a little weight off. This is where we're at, y'all. Now the goal is just try to get to our unit we can hunt in by dark. Close to the unit yet? I believe it. Start shooting, boys. Let's crack one off. Let's get him going. We're, um, we're a ways from where we want him to be. Like he's in. So it's camp going to be close to here tonight, you think? Yeah. Unless you want to hand up headlamp it. I'm taking my cooler. We're going. We just go up here ways. Get into our unit. Our unit's literally like right here. Just get to our unit, find a camp spot. It's the thinking time. Getting the game plan. So we're a little bit later getting up into our unit hiking in than we expected. We had a few issues. There's always issues along the way. You got to adapt and overcome. So that's what we're doing. Um, I think we're in a camps and we're close to here now that we're in the unit and we can start hunting and just work our way through, hunt our way through. Kind of what it sounds like. But I'm going to leave this to the experts. I'm learning. Yeah. We've got a couple minutes. We could get something going out there, but let's just get where we can hear. Set up shop. Have a great evening. Give her an angle. Give her an angle. Yeah. Great evening. We're doing it. Yeah. God feels good to be up here though. Yeah. We do have fishing poles just in case the trout decide to come out. But it's all about the arrow first before the hooks. Ninety-eight hundred. So yeah, we're going down. Just turn over there. Yeah, we're going to be dropping into all of those. There might be a couple of little cliffs in there. Yeah. Just kind of... This isn't on it. The first... It's just a bugle crack. It's big. It's big time. It's a big moment. It's a big moment. We've got to choose what I want to go with. Is this the reason? Life has way better than this moment. Which one is the yellow? The yellow? Committed. Committed. Yeah. Like me. Exactly. Hopefully. First deal of the year right here. For me anyway. There you go. Self jacked up. Can you remember? Keep it. Keep it. Hold it. Hold it. Hold it. Finish it. Sorry. Go ahead. A lot of pressure. No pressure. I'm not going to say it was top ten. And start with pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure. Really max the full amount. JT's going with the Chad Mendes. Yeah. The Bison Ranch measures. That's a trial run, isn't it? Yeah. I've never had this one. No, no. Dude, you... Can't go wrong. Oh, it gives you a good way to start the hot tip. Time to take them boots off.  I just got the full blast of my flashlight here. You mean just a sec here. So we are going to tap it out for the night. We've got all of our tents lined up and everything. And there's nothing to do up here at night. Except, you know, just kind of get a game plan, talk a little bit.  Sleep with the mountain crickets. We're right at the edge of our unit. We're going to be hunting in the morning. And all those good guys. So we'll catch you up to speed in the AM. And hopefully get a few cracking off first thing. JT? I didn't hear anything except the sound of JT's little cow call. He had like a weird snore that sounds like a cow call. Wow. We are all set, ready to go. Last night was a little brisk. So it was good. My good buddy John Thomas Earl Larkin just came out of a hole doing the morning deeds. Coffee made you have to go poop. So you're ready now? I'm ready, dude. Yeah, let's go. From here on out, Beau is going in the hand. Backpacks are packed. Everybody is ready to go. We've got a lot of sign right here. So there's, we've got poop on the ground. We've got beds right here. Try saying they're two days old. And the wind's super swirly in this area. So generally morning thermals usually go down. It always pulls that cold air down. So, and in the evening it does the same thing. By the around that 10 o'clock hour or so, the thermals will change from that sun starting to heat up and it'll start pushing the thermals up. So we try to kind of generally, if you can, usually we're just wandering around aimlessly until we find a bugle and then we'll kind of really get things dialed in. Waiting on that first bugle. Yeah. So ready. Ready. Because people have been hunting here and you've seen like two days old sign. They're just going to be a couple of miles deep. Yeah, they're just pushing, but they could come in here last night, you know, and refeed in here.  Just hiking around doing their thing. Just keep going until we, until we get one. Got some really good stuff down over here. Those like openings you're talking about. Okay. Is this a good feeding time or do they start laying down? They're just moving right now. So this is like a bedding area. You see all this where they've been bedding. It's a completely tall grass bedding. Yeah. And like, that's why I go so careful through that grass because sometimes it'll be like a two foot hole and just throw you gotta be careful. Let's just keep kind of just going this way. I'm going this way. I know the wind's tired. It's terrible, but we just got to right now just hunt. I'm in the mood. 8 a.m. right now. We're out of water. Completely out. So using a filter bag. Get some of that juice. Sweeten up and do. I've drank so much water up here this week.  And since we're going to be living off our backs for about four days, we have to get our water. So I've never used this system before. This is the sort of squeeze, but it goes on the filter. And then you squeeze it in your drink bottle. So it's just not a good flow. It's going to take a minute. Fresh clean water. That was a 32 ounce pouch. I had to fill this thing up twice with that bag to get it to the top.  Have enough to cook with and all that. Maybe not though. We're sucking down a lot of water out here. But it's time to go play with the elk again. Can sometimes I can't.  Or a rake of tree or something that I can't hear. So if there's something that I'm doing that is like, okay, keep doing that. It's working. So this is cow. I'll do more cow calls. I'll do more bugles. So it's one of those things where it's like this dance that takes place. And he's just like trigger responses. So like see the three cow calls, if you guys move up, the bull just kind of keeps on kind of hanging up and not coming in. And you guys are going to move up just three quick. You know what I mean? Yes, the same tone. Do you think it was that bull that came in and now he gets the same satellite bull? For a beginner, that's not terrible. Trying to get some style points going on. Yeah. Casey has to use the multi-colored so he doesn't go straight blackface. Looking pretty good. Neck and chin. Neck and chin. Oh, we're going full neck? Yeah.  Yeah. And there's that. God, you look like a frog, man. That's what you want. Anybody? He's not curvy. I got brown, too. I'm just going to wait and copy all day long. Not really sure the wind was good. We got distracted or, I don't know, something threw him off. He was close. It was probably 150 yards away. So, head on out. Blow it up. Blow it? Yeah. Okay, folks at home. Little midday update here. It's two o'clock. We have been treading through and calling for miles. We've had three elk bugles, like three identifiable elk. Three attempts, unsuccessful. And according to Trent, here up in Colorado, it's normally like an eight count. So, once you get to like seven, the next one, the next attempt is going to be the deal. But something that is really cool that we have just discovered is that there are brook trout in some of these streams that are leading into a lake that's out here. If you watched my videos last year, I tried to fish some remote lakes. I had a big lake that I caught a lot of fish out of, but I tried to go up into the mountains, higher elevation, catch some fish up there. And none of them had fish, or at least none that I could see. And we're visually starting to see fish. Let me show you guys what's going on. So, we just came down about a thousand feet from where we were elk hunting. And we've got a stream right here. And there's some little brook trout where we first showed up in the stream. This is going to lead out into the lake. And I think we can keep these if they're under eight inches. But there's also other species up there. There's cutthroats. There's probably some browns. And then we can make those into some tasty treats. I was going to say crispies. Not golden crispies, but manual.  It feels good. Up here, born and raised, hushin. These guys are linked down below if you want to check them out. They do this a lot more than I do. But there's a reason they do it. They're addicted and it is addicting. So I brought my fly rod. We are going to go to the lake. But we're going to hunt until we get there. So that might be the next episode. Hopefully there's an elk in between that. But we'll see. Wish us luck.


What's going on you guys? It's your boy, Lloyd here. So today we're going to be talking about how to take better pictures In today's society a lot of people try to avoid this And I was a guy who when I first got into dating coaching. Yeah, I definitely did avoid it I wanted people to communicate in person and I thought that was going to be the most important thing It still is the most important thing.  Hey, who are you dating? Who are you seeing and she's gonna have to show them a picture and if all you have or terrible pictures of yourself That's not gonna make her look very good. That's not gonna make you look very good And so women think about that a lot when they're picking a guy Their social value matters and so even if you don't care about dating apps and all that stuff This is still gonna matter But if you do care about dating apps I would highly recommend that having this for your social media profile your Tinder your bumble your e-harmony Whatever apps that you're using To meet women I would highly recommend that you have at least four or five good pictures That you can pick from to show the best sides of yourself because this is kind of the world that we live in and especially with a lockdown Situations is probably gonna be the one of the only ways that you're gonna be able to meet a woman Okay, so I'm gonna be doing a full workshop on this this Saturday, April 9th If you want to attend that basically I'm gonna be teaching you guys how to go from you know These average pictures to something that look would look like you know a model would take or something like that Okay, so you're gonna be looking really good in these pictures I'm also gonna be picking three guys to get to get free a three thousand dollar coaching package for me From me, okay So that's three guys that are gonna be getting a minimum three thousand dollar coaching package From you see if you want the opportunity to win that click the link in the description below And you'll get a chance to win. Okay, cool. So now that I'm done with that whole long thing Yes, pictures are important. So what I'm gonna be going over today are two pictures One that's not very good and one that works great for a dating profile one That was actually so good that was featured in the main Instagram page of a festival that I went to and I had tons of Women hitting me up for weeks after. Okay, so I'm gonna show you the difference between two pictures Right now. So we're gonna show you the first picture, which is right here. Bam Okay in this picture. Obviously I took a selfie by myself in the mirror this was taken a few hours after the festival when I came back and As you can see it doesn't look very good. Okay, if you put this on a dating profile I'm not sure if that many women would swipe right. I'm a very skinny guy That's something that I have to kind of take into account when I'm taking a picture Okay, let's see the other one. It's this one right here. Well, bam Okay, this one looks a lot better This one looks like probably a lot of women are gonna swipe right on because a lot of women have swipe right on it Okay, and that's not saying like I'm a super good-looking guy or whatever You saw the difference between the two pictures, but what it's saying is that the other picture is just better There's a lot of things that are in focus. I'm the center of attention Well, I mean my buddy at the center of attention. The lighting is really good There's a lot of things that going on there that are really, you know, that make it seem like a fun More engaging photo. Okay, the first one the lighting is not good The focus is not on me In fact, the background is more lit up than I am and that really detracts from what the reader is trying to Sort of what the viewer is trying to get from it Very frequently, I'll have people that can take good pictures that are like photographers Even if they're not very good looking they can still take phenomenal pictures and they do very well on dating apps Like they get a lot of matches. Okay, so I mean the data is out there you guys If you have if you're if you consider yourself a guy who's not in like top 5% in terms of looks For men then it's gonna be very difficult for you to get matches if you don't know how to take pictures You know, I'm one of those guys when I first logged on dating apps and I had pictures like the first one that you just saw I wasn't getting any matches, dude Like I would literally log on and get a whole bunch of nothing and I would swipe right on maybe like a hundred photos Now pretty much every time I log on bumble hinge or one of these other apps I'm getting a match with a girl that I think is you know pretty and seems like she's well I don't know if she's in terms of personality, but it's a potential person that I'd like to meet up with or see or meet Okay, so you can see that the quality of the pictures really really matter now Here's the thing as well, too. I didn't take this with a DSLR camera. I took it with my phone I took it with my phone. I had just somebody else to kind of take the picture for me But I knew the lighting was good and I knew that we were gonna be standing in a certain way That it was gonna make me look good and we took a whole bunch of photos Okay, so another principle that I would recommend that you guys do is just take more photos when you're out a Lot of that can help you out, too But special attention in particular. I'm gonna be focusing on the lighting here. The lighting is really really good. Actually, this doesn't have I think I might have put a little bit of a filter on it But it's basically exactly the same as it was before just a little tweaks here and there But I could make this photo even better if I had adjusted it a little bit I just brought the colors out a little more and so I'm gonna be showing you guys how to do that more in depth I don't have time to do it on this video But yeah, if you want to learn more about that, I highly recommend you join my free Workshop this weekend. It's going to be Saturday at 12 p.m. Pacific Standard Time April 9th. I'm going to have not just me But a guy who was the most swiped right Guy in the uk in Ireland. He's going to be on that Workshop, too.  I highly recommend that you attend that Thanks for watching you guys if you made it to then consider subscribing I come out of videos like this every single week Again, the link for the workshops in the description box below And basically sign up for the mailing list and you'll get notified about it You also get exclusive access to free stuff that I can't post here Cool. Well, anyway, thanks a lot you guys. Good luck out there


We're in Wollongong right now guys got young Jamie out here about to hit Kingpin lovely artwork on the wall here bit of art Jamie might be topping a board then we're gonna go escape Mavrikis and maybe the ledge spot at the beach who knows should be a good day I've never had one. I always wanted one. That wide boy shape, oh look at it, 4.2 for the bargain bin. This bloke didn't get a board there was no boards for this bloke to get so yeah the 18 copper board. Super hot today so hopefully we can get a little bit of skating done before we melt in the sun.  Unbelievable mate, the burger, awesome. Look at this bird, every time I put a chip out, where'd he go? Gone. There he is, right there. You just got the maverick guys trying to find a parking spot here but there's no way to park it. Trying to find some parking in this white spot but there's no way to park it man. What is going on here? We're in like a suit man. I thought that was the nicest you've done man. Just got the maverickies right now. There's a few more features here they got like a little quarter and like a weird kicker here. Someone's lost their bloke shoe. Someone lost their bloke shoe. Some bloke lost their boot. Some bloke's missing a boot. A bit of art, a bit of art installation here going on. I call this, this is the representation of society right here. It's an art piece. Artist unknown. How many dear white spots do you know of that have a leather couch? Looks very comfortable in the shade here. Yeah check it out there's like a little really mellow two foot quarter here with a bit of decking. Bit of coping there. And there's like a weird FMX style kicker here. Could probably hit on a you know a little YZ80 or something. You're breaking the law. Got the chains there for a reason mate. Could have fit. Why can't you do stuff? What's going on man? What do you think of the beach?  Like I can do board slides and stuff but like walking into like grinds I suck. I really need to work on that so that's what I might do today. I really want to get a frontside 50-50 and a backside 50-50 on this little rail right here. I mean it's a perfect size and length to learn new stuff on so yeah. I want to catch some new ones today because I want to up my grind game if that makes sense but yeah. I don't know why I haven't done this earlier but yeah I really need to learn some more grind tricks. I know you're supposed to lock like if you're doing a front 50-50 you're supposed to lock heels. I watched a John Hill video and he was talking about how all your weight, the majority of your weight is on your heels so when you do a frontside 50-50 on a rail you try to lock in heelside and when you do a backside 50-50 you can kind of cross lock kind of like a feeble but almost not because your front truck is on the rail but I feel like when I do front 50-50s I naturally try to lock in like this anyway because I'm used to doing front Smiths but I really want to get like a clean lock in on my heels so that's going to be the goal today get a few new tricks on this flat bar right here. I think the key might be go to like Oli and like aim for your heels and then kind of keep your shoulders straight with the rail to be able to lock in and then pull out at the end because if you just Oli up and kind of don't keep your shoulders straight it'll kind of it'll dance around on the rail and you'll probably fall off so I think the key is to like Oli and then like try to shift like Oli and then shift onto your heels if that makes sense. Yeah, that was the second time. Hopefully you guys enjoyed this video as much as I enjoyed skating that rail and dying. I'm pretty keen to keep chipping away at learning how to lock into grinds properly and stuff so there's a few tricks I want to learn on rails so I can get a bit more comfortable skating them but yeah if you guys are new here make sure you hit that subscribe button check out the rest of my videos leave a thumbs up drop me a comment below if you guys are having trouble learning how to lock into 50-50s on rails and maybe I can do my best to answer your questions or anything like that as best as I can make sure you shop eveningmob.com join the mob today shout out to all the new subscribers I will catch all of you guys in the next video


Hello everybody! In this video, I'm going to show you how to restore an accidentally deleted folder. You will see several ways of doing it with Windows tools. And if standard methods fail, I'll show you what software will help you for sure. If you did accidentally delete an important folder from desktop or another directory in your computer, don't panic – you can try restoring it without any third-party tools. Dear friends, if you need to recover deleted data, use utilities by Hetman Software. Follow the link in the description to visit our website, download a utility for free and install it, then start disk analysis. When the process is over, it will show the files available for recovery, and you will be able to bring them back. Our blog features quick guides to solve all kinds of problems faced by Windows users. Our channel and blog offer solutions for any issues from installing the operating system to remote administration and connecting mobile devices. Our specialists will be glad to answer your questions in comments to videos and articles. If you have just deleted a folder containing important data, you can restore it by pressing Windows plus Z. You can either delete a folder and press the key shortcut, or right-click and select Undo Delete. The folder will be back in a second. Yet, this method only works right after you deleted a file or folder. If the folder was deleted some time ago, you can try restoring it from the recycle bin. To do it, open the recycle bin by clicking on its shortcut you can find on the desktop. If you don't see its icon there, go to Settings, Personalization, Themes, Desktop icon settings and check the boxes to show the recycle bin on your desktop. Go to the recycle bin, find the deleted folder, right-click on it and select Restore. The deleted folder will be back in a second. These two methods don't work if you deleted the folder with a key shortcut Shift plus Delete. If the data was removed without using the recycle bin, but by using the Shift plus Delete shortcut, or it was deleted and then the recycle bin was emptied, you may start thinking there are laws forever. Not yet. There is still a chance to get them back. Open the File Explorer, find the folder where the data was deleted from, in my case that is a desktop, right-click, select Properties and go to the tab Previous Versions. In the window that opens, you will see several versions of this folder, but with different dates and time. You can open them and see which one contains the folder you need, then select the one you were looking for and click Restore, and the folder will be back to its place. You can also restore a folder from an archive. Restoring from archives is possible if you have File History function enabled. You can see how to turn it on by watching a video in our channel. Find the link in the description. In order to restore a folder from File History, go to the Start menu, Settings, Update and Security, Backup, click on More options and select Related Settings to click on Restore files from a current backup. Choose a file of folder and click on Restore to its original location to have all files back to their old places. If all the methods that I have described here couldn't help you, Hetman Partition Recovery will do the job, but you have to know where to look for the deleted folder. For example, by default, documents, music and photos are stored in the Current Users folder. The files and folders deleted into the Recycle Bean are still in their original locations even after you delete them. The system just hides them from your eyes and later wipes them by overwriting by the other new data. The Recycle Bean only need keeps shortcuts to location of the deleted files. That is why you should look for the restored folder in its previous location, where it had been before it was deleted. You can change the default location of the folder containing your documents by right-clicking on it, choosing Properties, and then in the Tab Location, you can change it by clicking Move and then selecting another directory. Alternatively, you can open the Start menu, Settings, System, Storage, and then select Save Locations, where you can select the disk where to start documents by default, and then click Apply. As a result, the user's folder documents will appear in the selected disk. That is why, before you start looking for the folder in its old place, make sure the default path has not been modified in the settings. To restore a folder with a special program, download and run it. Select the disk where the folder was stored, then select the Analysis Type in the Recovery Wizard, and in my case, the files were deleted just recently, so I choose Fast Scan and click Next. Then wait until the process is over, then click Finish. Now find the folder you need, right-click on it, and select Recovery. This is when you choose the Recovery method and click Next, then choose the directory where you want to save the data, and finally click Recovery. The recovery process can take some time. Finished? The data has been recovered to the specified folder. If the folder containing files was deleted a long time ago, or the Fast Scan didn't help you, run the full analysis and then try to find the necessary data or use the search function. To do it, give the full name of the file and click Find. Then select the file you need and recover it like I showed before. That is all for now. Hit the Like button and subscribe to our channel. Leave comments to ask questions. Thank you for watching. Good luck.


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We're seeing more and more that disaster reliefs is becoming a big problem, global scale. More than a third of the global population has been affected by disasters. However, it is the poorest that are suffering the most. There's a growing AI for developing countries and AI for social good, so disciplined right now. What are the things that we can start using AI for? There's so many possibilities. In the cases of disaster response, it's unethical not to use robots. Unmanned aerial vehicles, unmanned ground vehicles, underwater vehicles can radically change the way we respond to disasters, the way we prevent disasters. So as part of my work with the Center for Robot Assistance Search and Rescue, we actually deploy to disasters. Most recently, the Syrian boat refugees coming into Greece. We got involved because they are actually robot lifeguards. Think of a very large life preserver, one of those throwable ones, but on a miniature jet ski robot. So now the lifeguards can zoom it out and get five to eight people can hang on and give the lifeguards time to deal with, say, the other 30 or 40 or 50 people that may be in more immediate danger. But then you discover that they don't all speak Syrian and then there's people from Afghanistan and Libya and other countries and now you're going into, we really need to start using AI to help sort out the languages. And then how do you use machine learning to start projecting? Oh, well, it's a dark night, but a full moon and the wind's down. So we should expect eight to nine boats versus two to three. That sounds like a good use of AI. I think there is a great opportunity to bring together mobile phone data that can save lives. And new ways of deploying infrastructure to be able to tackle emergency scenarios with earthquakes, hurricanes or the spread of diseases and anticipate with early cues so we can plan for it and help the people in the ground. We now have the tools to analyze the data and have much deeper understanding of what's going on. To really get much more rapidly to root causes and to give us much earlier warning on actions and remediations. Several years ago, I and a colleague got together and we looked at some opportunities for applying AI methods to social good. For years, I'd been interested in this notion that when there's a cholera epidemic in the world, you have a high rate of death that could be almost completely prevented by getting fresh water to the site in time. And so we asked the question, could we take data sets, including structure of the geography, the weather, the economy, the nature of food supplies and water supplies in a region and automatically assign a risk score for cholera and build the system that would make predictions about cholera epidemics in advance so that planners could maybe get ahead and get water to a scene, for example. And one day it lit up and said the high risk in this area of Cuba and we said, Cuba, we haven't heard of cholera in Cuba before. A few weeks later, we see a news report and we just was celebrating the fact that the system actually alerted us to this in advance and inspired us about the prospects for the future.