All right, welcome. It's almost reading week.  So that's something So today should be mostly Review so we're going to go over another scheduling question just so we refresh ourselves before we have a Reading week and quizzes and all that stuff and to go over one of the exam questions that were There previously just so you have something to base it off So let's go ahead and take a look So We'll explore we kind of touched on it before we talked about hey We could have priority scheduling, but we could also have dynamically Dynamic priority scheduling where our algorithm can control the priority dynamically change it so that You have you know your IO bound processes get CPU when they need it And then your CPU bound processes get to execute for a long amount of time So you have better throughput and try and balance the best of both worlds and this is one heuristic Do so that you kind of find the IO versus CPU bound Processes so it may also be called feedback scheduling because we are keeping track of how long things execute for and using that to dynamically change the priority and Keep track of what process we should run and where because that's scheduling So We let the algorithm manage the priorities. So we're going to use set time slices and then we're going to measure CPU Usage and then within a time slice there's going to be timer interrupt So there's going to be many timer interrupts within a time slice Where we could change processes if we want to but we let don't use the time slice So those are processes that just need the CPU for a little bit and then pretty much get blocked or go to sleep So you want to have good response time for that. So whenever they're ready. You essentially want to So in this case decrease priority means make it less important So I want the CPU bound ones to be less important I want the IO one bound ones to be more important so that they're scheduled and you get good response time But confusingly we're going to use the opposite numbers So higher priority will mean a lower number, which is kind of what the Linux kernel does So we'll see that so like we just said We're going to pick the lowest number as the highest priority in this case So how it's going to work Is each process gets assigned a priority when they're started say pn where n is the process id number And then we're going to pick the lowest priority to schedule And then if that process decides to yield or block or whatever and gives it up We pick the next process in our queue based off our priority order and we can break ties with arrival order And then if a lower priority Number becomes ready. We scheduled that so if there's a tie where Something of the same priority is already running. We won't bother switching to it But if a higher priority or lower number comes in we'll schedule that immediately So we're going to record how much time each process Executes for and it's time slice. So we'll have timer interrupt So we're essentially just counting the number of timer interrupts that each process is executing for And there'll be more of that than in the time slice So you'll essentially get to play with these numbers, but the end of the time slice you'll update the priority Yep Or we kind of talked about before have multiple queues for each one or we could have one global queue Or we could kind of do a mixture of both where we have that work stealing thing So we talked about it, but you wouldn't have to like write out a full blown answer about that Because it would just take too long So at the end of each time slice So we're going to update the priority of each thread with it's we're going to half its current priority And then add however many Timer interrupts it executed for And then we're going to reset the value of c for all the processes. So the idea here of the highest priority eventually So that is our way to be nice and fair and you can do all sorts of different heuristics But this is probably the simplest one to understand all right so Question on the midterm that they went over is assume all So it was missing a bunch of information where you had to make your own assumptions So one assumption you could make is that hey the initial priority of all the processes is zero in seconds And each time So within a time slice, there's going to be 10 Timer interrupts that you have to keep track of and that you have to make scheduling decisions for So the question asks what's the schedule that would be generated?  What should execute first? X so x was the first one there. They all have the same priority in this so I would execute x And based off the question it just executes for 0.1 second So it only executes for one timer interrupt and then it blocks for 0.5 seconds So it would only execute for one timer interrupt and then it blocks So we can't schedule it anymore. So we have to pick a new process. So what should we pick next? Why so we pick y? Because it's the next one in arrival order it executes for 0.1 seconds goes to sleep. Yep Each of these blocks is 0.1. So each of the blocks is a timer interrupt Where we could context switch So the 0.5 seconds will come into play once Like it will add it back to the ready queue and we can schedule it again So it will come back into play, but for now it just executes for 0.1 seconds and then it will take 0.5 seconds. So Whenever we start executing timer interrupt six at like 0.6 seconds, then Process y or x will be ready again So that's what we'll do. So in this case time set time six here That's when x becomes ready but We would After we execute process y it goes to sleep. We have to pick between a and b. So we would pick process a So it executes and whenever x becomes ready We don't switch to x because it has the same priority of what is currently executing So we just keep on merrily executing process a until the end of the time slice And each time slice in this case based off the question is 10 of the timer interrupts So everyone okay with that? As much as we can be Yeah At each time slice and at each time slice that recomputes the priorities So we have to make a decision at the end of each time slice Yeah Yes Yeah, so if x so we'll see an example where x All we have to do is change the initial priority and we'll have that scenario So we'll see an example after this. So this is the first one if we assume everything is zero So yeah x became ready at the end of or at the beginning of time slice six But we didn't switch to it because everything was a nice big tie And then y became ready at 7 but we didn't switch to it because again Everything has the same priority at that point So a would stay there until the end of the time slice, which is 10 of these boxes So every 10 boxes or every 10 timer interrupts we get to recompute the priorities And then that would change our scheduling decision. Yep priority. Yeah Yep Yeah, so process A process will go in it will start executing for All it will try and execute until the end of the time slice Unless something of higher priority is now rentable and then you would switch So in this case at t10 I schedule based off these priorities So a better version of it would be if processes a and b have a priority of six And then x and y have a priority of zero Or they're blocked. So where are we going to schedule? A so there's a tie between a and b a came first. So we'll just


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So I decided you know what I'm not going to do another instance group tonight I'll probably give it another go tomorrow, but Yeah, it just it wasn't fun at all and it was very difficult to teach you guys anything because I was literally just trying to run past all these mobs while they're sapped and stuff and just resulted in bad And by the way, I had lots of fun doing this. Look, it's like I was just doing this earlier for like ages because I was just having fun with myself But anyway, let's move on to today's lesson. So I guess we're just going to explore north because There's like this little red Flight path up there. So I thought, you know what? I'm going to go check that out So we're going to practice some new grammar Some new words along the way and it should be fun anyway So, oh, you see there's a little leaf and it's falling I just for some reason that leaf just caught my attention. Look, there's another one And I'm going to teach you the word for leaf and the word for leaf is folio Folio So just watch out because in the future we're going to be talking about those a lot Okay, so a little bit of revision. How do you say I want to drink? You'd say me volastringi Oh, by the way, you notice I've got like this new spell actually changed my specs since I'm going to be like out here grinding and stuff I figured I might as well be a damaging rather than healing spec because you know, it doesn't work very good Trying to kill things as a healer Anyway, and what is the Esperanto word for these dudes these hypocrites or whatever they're called? It is kippo goody foe kippo goody foe And what was the word for basilis? basilisco basilisco Cool. Oh, look at this guy now. I meant to teach you the word for these guys in the last lesson Let's see if I can take them out.  Yeah, I thought that might happen Oh god, this is bad. I'm already getting raged The word for giant in Esperanto is giganto Okay, and That there actually means like gigantic person like literally it's um, it's in the bible that's been translated Esperanto So it's a real word. I don't think I'm just making that up But you can also use it as an adjective and as an adjective giganta means gigantic or like massive like really big.  Please don't die. Oh god cheeseburgers Okay, apparently I'm dead. That's cool.  I can't remember. Sorry But we're just going to go with the flow. So how would you say the giant is big? La giganto estas grande. Now, that's probably a little bit contradictory because it's actually the giant is gigantic So how do you say the giant is gigantic? La giganto estas giganta Yeah, I know that was uh, we just play up words there. Okay. How do you say I want to eat? Mi volas manji Mi volas manji. I just tried to attack that flying thing Okay, and how would you say I want to drink water? Mi volas trinki akvon Mi volas trinki akvon Okay, and how would you say um the hippogriff likes to fly? La hippogriffo shatas lugi Okay, so now it's time to learn some new words. I'm going to teach you how to say uh to give now and the way To say to give is donny donny. So how would you say I give me donnas? Mi donnas And how would you say I give the leaf To you now, you know how to say to you. How is that? How do you say that? It is alvi So how do you think you'd say I give the leaf? Mi donnas la folion And then alvi notice how it's in the accusative case because donny is a transitive verb Okay, so just remember that so if you're giving something that thing that you're giving isn't the a transit isn't the transitive case And how do you say rabbit? It is kuniklo kuniklo Just killed it Okay, so how would you say um, I give the rabbit food or not the rabbit food the rabbit meat to you Now I haven't taught you rabbit meat, but I've taught you how to make food out of like a living thing Mi donnas la kuniklojon alvi Mi donnas la kuniklojon alvi Okay, and how would you say, um, she gives me uh the leaf She donnas almi la folion. You notice how I've swapped that around you can do that in Esperanto. You can say Mi donnas la folion alvi or you can say Mi donnas alvi la folion You can you can swap out or swap around the location because that's the point of the accusative case It's really up to you your preference Okay, so we're now going to learn how to like give an order and when I say give an order like make a A command basically so when you tell someone give me the leaf That's basically you're commanding them to give you the leaf even if they don't give it to you You're still issuing an order. Okay Now in English, we don't have really In English, we kind of put the verb at the beginning. I guess you say give me and then whatever it is But in Esperanto what we do is we actually change the ending now You remember how to say to give yeah It is donny and you know how to say present tense give It is donnas So now we're going to learn how to give a command So the way to say Give like as in I order you to give is donu You hear that o sound at the end if you put that o at the end of any verb in Esperanto It turns that verb into a command or a request So how would you say give me the leaf? Donu al mi la folion Donu al mi la folion Give me your deer if you've got a pet deer. I don't know where that came from. I'm just looking at a deer Donu al mi vi an zervon Donu al mi vi an zervon. Okay, cool. Let's just check this guy out what he's got Oh, looks like we're heading towards the coast. Oh, there's a quest over here in this house What was the word for house? It is Domo Domo and how do you say I walk into the house Mi ida s en la domon Mi ida s en la domon Now I just want to point out something else to you in Esperanto you will hear mi ida s en la domon Which means I walk into the house, but you might also hear mi en ida s la domon Okay, what you can do with a lot of verbs in Esperanto is you can You can change the location of the n and you can attach it to the beginning of say the verb So for instance, you can say mi en ida s la domon and that n ida s that's all one word So now mi en ida s la domon means exactly the same as mi ida s en la domon Okay, they both just mean I walk into the house where I enter the house Anyway, now where is this quest? Oh, it's over here. I didn't even see it.  What why is there no like go kiss this person? It probably is to be honest, but anyway, okay, so how would you say? Give me Let's think of something that we've got around here Give me your house for instance Donu al mi vi en domon Donu al mi vi en domon Okay, cool Now do you remember how to say white It is blanka blanka And I might as well teach you the word for bear while I'm at it. So the word for bear is uruso Uruso, so how would you say white bear? You'd say blanka uruso or you could say uruso blanka. It's up to you again So how would you then say? No, you know what?  And that suffix is icky icky and if you attach that onto the end of any verb It basically turns that verb into a transitive.  Yeah, so How would you say?  Cool. Cool. Now.  Me morti gas la brunan urson Now I know these guys aren't exactly bears. They're kind of like humanoid Bears because you know, they're walking on all twos and they're on all twos They're walking on, you know, both feet that one looks like he's probably trying to pull a dance move off And they've got like sticks and stuff. So maybe I should probably be saying Um urusulo, but I'm just going to stick with uruso because they're more bear than human to me And that's good enough for me. You can judge me later.  Mordetigo la urson Mordetigo la urson Mordetigo la urson Awesome, I've gone up by the way You'll probably notice I'm level 16 now because I did a little bit of grinding in between because I want to get at I only want to spend maybe like one or two episodes in each area. Just kind of like spice it up a bit Okay, now we're going to practice one last Like a set of things for the day and I have to teach you some new words for it It's not really based on the things that we're seeing around us, but you know, you kind of need to know this So I'm going to teach you the difference between the two words for of in Esparna. Yes, Esparna has two words The one is there and the other is done and the best way to teach you this is through an example So first up we're going to learn a new now and the now we're going to learn Is botelo and botelo means if you haven't guessed already bottle. Okay, so We have two ways to say a bottle of water You have botelo de aquvo or you have botelo de aquvo. Okay, so And both of those have very different meanings Based on which you use de or da So the best way to think about it if you're new to learning Esparna is now This is only a general rule once you get into the language and you learn the intricacies of everything The nuances you you understand it better. But the best way to think about this Is that de means of in pretty much every situation? However, if No, that's probably a bad way of explaining it We'll start with da da means of as in A measure a quantity a weight a distance now that probably means very little to you and you're like, eh So I'll give you the example that I was talking about earlier So botelo da aquvo means a bottle Full of water. Okay. Well botelo de aquvo means a bottle of water Now you're probably like, well, there's no difference there Well, there is actually a difference and it's just English that doesn't see that difference So when I say botelo de aquvo, which means a Bottle of water, it's actually just saying it's a bottle and it's designed for water. Okay, that's its chief focus But it doesn't necessarily have water in it at the moment. It might have water in it in the future But it's it doesn't actually say anything about the contents. It's just explaining what the bottle is used for So botelo da de aquvo botelo de aquvo just means water bottle. Okay So for instance, you can get a water bottle here and you can put coke in it It's still a water bottle, but you just put coke in it. Okay, you don't say I've got a coke bottle now So, yeah, there's that's probably the best way to look at it that way But if you say botelo da aquvo, what you're now saying it's a bottle and it's full of water. Okay So for instance, you could say I'll teach you the word for milk. So the word for milk is lakto lakto. Okay So if you said botelo de lakto, it means a bottle that is it's it's a milk bottle So for instance a baby's bottle it's designed for milk, but it doesn't necessarily have milk in it at this very moment You could put anything in it, but if you say botelo da lakto botelo da lakto You're now saying that it's a bottle and i'm lagging and it contains milk at this very moment It is a quantity of like the bottle is the quantity. Okay, as I said before and the what it's containing is the milk so da Basically says that the first thing that comes in front of it front of it usually a noun or an adverb Is the quantity it is the Measure it's the weight or it's the distance and what comes after it is the thing that it contains so botelo is now quantity da means old or full of basically and lakto means milk So it's saying a bottle quantity or a bottle full of milk Now that's the best way to try and explain it now. Obviously you can use it with other things So for instance, you could say For instance the word for peace like as not peace like in world peace, but like a piece of territory or a piece of pizza Is pezzo pezzo so you could say pezzo da teido and you already know teido it means Earth okay, so it's a piece of earth. It is a measurement So pezzo is a measurement. So therefore you'd say pezzo da teido So it's going to take a lot to get used to playing with these two I'll give you random examples as we move through the series and we'll use them more and more and it's basically just a Over time you get used to it and look even now I every now and then make mistakes with the two because they just don't exist in english And you have to just think a little bit and you go wait Am I saying of as in the sense of like a quality? Not a quality a quantity a measurement or something like that or am I just saying all that isn't describing the thing Okay Cool. So anyway, let's just do a little bit of revision of what we've learned. So how do you say, um Giant It is Giganto and how do you say gigantic? It is giganta Giganta So how do you say bear? It is Uduso Uduso And how would you say a giant bear as like a best? The size of a giant Giganta Uduso and how would you say a bottle of milk? But the bottle's currently full of milk and you're talking about the quantity Botelo da lakto Botelo da lakto and how would you say a bottle of milk as in it's just a bottle and it's designed for milk Botelo de lakto botelo de lakto Anyway, we've reached the end of this lesson There was a lot of explaining in this one because of the concepts that I taught you Not too many new words. That was a few. That was a few. So anyway, if you've liked this video or this lesson Give it a like share with your friends and subscribe if you haven't already and I'll see you in the next video And if you're not there, well, then I might use my giganta on you


The aim of this study was to evaluate the relationship between the rheological properties of wheat flour mill streams and Arabian oxalent content in order to predict flour functionality. The tested wheat variety was IS laudis and an industrial milling station with multiple rolls was used to produce 30 passes of flour streams. Physical chemical parameters such as moisture, ash content, falling number, wet gluten content, index, and damaged starch content were measured using various testing equipment. Additionally, the total content of non-starch polysaccharides and Arabian oxalents, as well as soluble and insoluble fractions, were investigated. Significant differences were found between the mill streams in terms of the content of physical chemical parameters and rheological properties, as well as insoluble and insoluble fractions of non-starch polysaccharides and Arabian oxalents. Furthermore, the relationships between these parameters and principal component analysis, PCA, could be used by millers to select and blend flour streams to achieve a desired level of functionality. Wheats from late reduction and sizing passages. This article was authored by Piotr Luko, Agnieszka Watowitz, and Merrick Gankars. We are article.tv. Links in the description below.


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Young Jerry Blains, a man for the job. That's right. You're sure that he rode over here alone this morning? That's what Tonto find in Redburn City. He should never travel alone. With Colonel Stewart and Mrs Monroe behind him, he has a good chance of being elected. Sheriff Harvey knows that. He may try to get rid of him. You tell him that. Just look at this trail. Those rocks at the side would make a perfect ambush. Jerry's young and confident. But I don't. Tonto. Tonto team. Yep. We may be too late. Jerry. Dry ghost. Shot in the back. Him dead? No. It only caught him in the shoulder. Jerry. Mask me. Tonto. Your canteen, Tonto. Oh, yeah. Now try to drink some of this. Take me to the borough. No, Jerry. We'll take you to our camp. You'll be safer there. But we'll notify Mrs. Monroe and the Colonel. And don't worry. Good. Never worry. Loan range is round. Have you any idea who it was? A drag ghost, you? Didn't see anybody. It must have been Harvey who was responsible. But he hasn't won yet. You're going to recover and you're going to be the next sheriff of Claybourne County.  He dismounted carefully, squared his shoulders, and then marched up the steps and across the porch. How are you coming? Good afternoon, Mrs. Monroe. Step right in. Don't call me Mrs. Monroe. All the other folks in Claybourne County call me Agatha, so you'll just have to forget your gentleman. That gentleman always bows to the wishes of a lady. I guess I was asking the impossible.  Oh, I'm fine, Agatha. Let me see for myself. I'd say you was a my-peek-id, Colonel.  Perhaps a little now and then, but it won't be long before the rain stops. You still doctrine with Blackwood. Why, yes, aren't you? I was until yesterday, but I sent him packing this morning and he'll never set foot in this house again. He's a fake. Well, in a way, of course. There's no reason why a man of medicine should pretend to be a witch doctor. But even if he is a Charlotte Nagatha, there's no one else in the county. That's why you're wrong. Wrong? There was an Indian dropped in here last night to buy some supplies. Just to look at me, he could see I was ailing and he made me some herb tea. Well, sir, I drank a cup of it and in an hour I was fit as a fiddle. I've heard Indian remedies for the fever. He left me some of the herbs and told me where I could find some more of them. That's why I sent the message over. You're coming out in the kitchen and have a cup of tea with me.  It sounds too good to be true. Come on, that's just the way I feel about it, but it is. And when I spread the good news around the county, nobody is going to be troubled with fever no more. I sat down by the stove and I have it ready in a minute. Did you tell Dr. Blackwood about this Indian? I sure did. He ought to see his face. He went white and red and then white again, looked like a son that couldn't make up his mind a set. Did he say anything? Turned on his heel and walked out. Of course, he didn't have much choice. I was ready to use my broom on him if he didn't. You haven't made an enemy. That's all right with me, Colonel. Take it right down. Thank you. It's bitter. Oh, never mind that. I'm sorry that you weren't more diplomatic. Have you forgotten that we're trying to get young Jerry Blaine elected sheriff? We don't need Dr. Blackwood's help. He's a lot of influence, and so is John Harvey. If it wasn't for you and me, most of the folks around here wouldn't dare stand up to him. Well, there's nothing to matter with me now and there won't be with you when you get finished with that tea. We made up our minds to beat John Harvey next election and we're gonna do it. It's a mistake to make enemies. Oh, don't you worry about the Doc's influence. He won't have none when I get through talking about him. I wonder. You may have found a cure for fever, but there's other ailments. Folks got nobody else to turn to but the Doc. And when a man takes advice from somebody on one thing, he's apt to do it on something else. Well, all right, Colonel. If that's the way you feel about it, I won't say he's a quack to anybody, but my oldest friend. And you see if you can smooth down his feathers. Well, do my best.  I always figured he was working for John Harvey anyway, so why should we waste our time on him? He's a powerful man. There. I thank you, ma'am. Now, you just wait. One hour's all that stuff needs. Now, let's see. We've got a week before election. Jerry's got a... and six. Someone threw a rock through that window. The paper wrapped around us. Give it to me, Colonel.  Yes, ma'am. It's a note for me. I can't make out. He's riding a saw. No chance of catching him now. I wish some of the boys was around. What's the note say? He must have known they weren't. Otherwise, he'd never have tried anything like this in broad daylight. What does it say? They've given me a week to sell my ranch and get out of the county. Let me see it. You can't tell nothing, Colonel. It's printed. So it is. In pencil. Get my bottom dollar. That Harvey's behind this. We've got him scared.  It's more than a threat. Don't fool yourself about that. Impossible.  I may be close to 70 Agatha, but if John Harvey were here now, I'd challenge him. I'd call him out or I'd make... Not so fast, Colonel. Who's losing their temper now? Uncle.  What we need is proof. If we can prove that John Harvey was behind this note, we'll beat him for sure. Isn't that true? Come in. We better make sure that the... Howdy, Agatha. How are you, Colonel? Sheriff Harvey. None other. Pleased to see you looking so well, ma'am. What brings you here, Sheriff? Oh, just making a round with the ranchers. I suppose I can depend on your vote. You can! Yeah? I'll speak for the Colonel, Sheriff. You've been such a good lawman. You ought to know just how you stand with us. Well, that's right. Handsome of you, Agatha. Is there anything I can do for you? Have you had any disturbances around here lately that I could take care of? What kind of disturbances? Well, I see that wind is broken. Some of the boys have been cutting up. I could say a word to them if you wanted me to. No thanks. We don't need you, Sheriff.  How do you know it's a note? I see the writing from here. Hand it over. I don't like your tone, sir. This note belongs to Ms. Monroe. And until she asks me to give it to you... Please fill the ceiling. What the... I'll take that note, Colonel. Those guns mean nothing to me. This note belongs to Ms. Monroe. It's all right, Colonel. Give it to him. Give it to him? Don't you realize this is important evidence? I'm playing a hunch and I've got a good reason for it. Is that Indian second on the paint out there? A friend of yours, Mashman? He is. That's good enough for me. Give him the note, Colonel. You're sure that you... Go ahead. Here you are, sir. Thank you, Colonel. Now, I have some news for you, Sheriff. For me? Jerry Blaine isn't dead. Dead? He's been wounded, but he'll recover. Oh, what's happened to the boy? What are you saying? He was drag-ghost just outside of Glenville. This is your work, Sheriff.  If Jerry's been shot, this outlaw did it. I'll get a possibly... Colonel, come here. Colonel, that's the Indian that gave me the tea. Ah, now, what do you want Tutto do? Get his guns. I want to get him. You'll pay for this. You won't find our camp and you won't find Jerry. Don't try to follow us. All right, Tutto. Ah. You're emptying the guns, Tutto. You're done. Just dump them on the ground. Yep. We only need a few minutes to make our getaway. We need to roll in the mesquite. Come on, Silver.  Masked man, I don't understand. Don't try to talk, Jerry. We'll tell you everything that happened. This note? Just listen. We rained up as soon as we got out of the woods. We saw a man on the sorrel at the back of the ranch house. He threw something through the window and rode away. We were going after him. They signaled to someone who was waiting on a ridge to the south. So we stayed where we were. A few minutes later, the sheriff was up at the ranch house and went inside. When we got there, he was trying to make the colonel hand over that note. I heard him before I opened the kitchen door. Now you're going to try and prove that the sheriff wrote this. We're going to find out who wrote it. He gives Agatha a week. You think he'll really... Not if we can help it. Oh, I didn't keep my eyes open. What chance have I got to win the election laid up like this? It won't be won or lost until the night before. They hold the big meeting in Redmond City. I won't even be there. Can you leave that to Tonneau? You'll get well in a short time. What about the colonel and Agatha? They'll be letting themselves in for a lot of trouble fighting my battles. I promise you that we'll look out for them. You don't know how much trouble, though. There's Harvey and all his men. They won't stop at nothing to win this election. They got a lot of folks on their side. Doc Blackwood, and then there's... What's that? Sure. He's talking for Harvey all over the county. Now, outside of Agatha and the colonel, there's nobody that will folks pay more attention to than him. The doctor. You may be right, Tonneau. It wasn't as a laughter Mrs. Monroe stopped taking his medicine that she was threatened. Where did Blackwood come from, Jerry? Brownsville. How long has he been here? About a year. Is he really a doctor? He says he is. He gives folks medicine. He makes them well. Sometimes. Of course, a doctor can't always be right. You've got to find out more about him, Tonneau. Here, Silver. Yes, Count? The canteen's right beside you, Jerry. You're safe here. We won't be gone long. Sure, I'm all right. Go ahead. Yep. Come on, Silver. Get out, Count! What am I indebted for this visit, Doctor? You called this morning. And you called at the bar in this afternoon, didn't you? You're well informed. Did Agatha tell you the wonderful new cure she's found with the fever? She did, and she gave me a cup of the tea. The effect is remarkable, Doctor. I'd suggest that you prescribe it for your other patients. Perhaps I shall. But not for you, Colonel. I feel much better after drinking it. That's understandable. All these Indian remedies have a tonic quality. But it isn't the fever that you're suffering from. Oh, we said it was. Well, in your condition, it was wise to spare you as much worry as possible. What do you mean by that, sir? I hesitate to mention it even now. But I realize that if I don't, you may follow Agatha's example and refuse to follow my course of treatment. It's your heart, Colonel. You can't live without the drugs I've been giving you. It's hard to believe. I've never felt anything wrong with my heart. Well, you won't until the end. But if you want to live... Well... I can see from your eyes that you need some medicine this minute. I shall leave this bottle with you. There's water in that pitcher, isn't there? Yes, but I don't... I'll show you how to take it. But only three or four drops in a glass of water. Yeah, so. The dose to be repeated immediately following every meal. There you are, Colonel. Drink it down. I still do. Drink it. Well, if you're sure... What the? A mask man? I saw him at the window. He shot the glass out of my hand. I'll get him. He's just swinging into the saddle. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. Doctor Blackwood emptied his gun at the Lone Ranger as he rode away into the night. Then he left the Colonel's house to warn the sheriff. A few minutes later, the Colonel heard two horses stop outside and... It's the mask man, the Indian again. Eager to trust him, but I'm not sure I do. I don't like being shot at anyway. You're covered, mask man. You don't need that gun, Colonel. You mind if I come inside? Come right ahead. You can stay here until they take you to jail. I'm not an outlaw. Is there any way you can prove it? Not unless a silver bullet means something to you. A silver? Let's see it. Here. From your cartridge belt. They're all silver. Yes, Colonel. Silver bullets. A horse named Silver. An agatha called the Indian Tonto. You're the Lone Ranger. Colonel, Tonto and I are doing everything we can to help young Jerry Blaine. Well, so am I. What was the idea taking a shot at me? I wasn't shooting at you. I shot the glass from your hand. You aimed at the glass? Yes, Colonel. What for? I heard nearly everything the doctor said to you through that open window. But I don't believe you have heart trouble. Neither do I. I don't want you to take any of the doctor's medicine until we're sure what's in it. Well, here's the bottle you left. Can you tell from that one? No, Colonel. I'm running to Brownsville tonight and I'm coming back with a doctor who's honest. Do you mean to say the dark black ward isn't? We'll find out. It's going to take me several days. To get to Brownsville and back? It'll take you longer than that. We'll be back in less than a week. But while I'm gone, I'd like you to stay at the bar M. You figured that Agatha needs my protection? You read the note.  But you just said that you... Pretend, Colonel, that's all. And if the doctor wants you to believe that you have heart trouble, pretend that you do believe it. You might even imagine a few symptoms. Don't understand. The best way to put him off his guard is to let him think he's succeeding in whatever he's trying to do. What if he isn't trying to do anything but cure me? Oh, I'm afraid you're suspicious of the wrong man. It's Sheriff Harvey that's a crook. We'll deal with him when the time comes. Will you promise to do as I ask? Well, I guess so. That's Tondo's whistle. The sheriff needs men. Do I have your promise, Colonel? Yes. Adios. You'll go back to the camp, Tondo, and take care of Jerry. I'll be back from Brownsville in less than a week. You'll hurry. Come on, Silver. The Great Horse Silver raced across the plains south toward the Rio Grande, then south and east toward Brownsville. Flayburn County was quiet for the next five days, and then just at dusk on the 6th. Colonel. Yes, Agnes. Who was here? Here? Well, I know one. You're wrong. Look at this. A note. Another one. It was stuck on the door with this knife. You sure you didn't hear anybody? How's the sleep for an hour or two? What does it say? It's a last warning. They're coming tonight. Tonight? We'd better warn the boys. I'll send word for my crew to come over here. Who named that to me? I'll ride over to the bunkhouse before I start getting dinner. Let me, Agnes. No, I got bestial saddle. Something told me not to turn her into the corral. You won't let me do anything, Agnes. I swear you must believe what the doctor said about my heart. No point in taking chances. But the mask man... And there's no time for arguments. Now what? Who's riding up now? Couldn't be them cooks so early. They'd wait till it was dark, at least. The mask man... He's bad. Is that in Tungo with him? It's Dr. Evans from Brownsville, Mrs. Monroe. Howdy. Pleased to meet you, Doc. And we're sure glad to see you, Mr. There's going to be plenty of action before the night's over. Elections day after tomorrow. And they're going to try and get rid of me before the meeting tomorrow night. You've been threatened again?  Now read that, mask man. Doctor, will you take the colonel into the other room and examine him? That's what I came for. And take a look at the medicine, Dr. Blackwood prescribed. You still have the bottle, Colonel? It isn't in the same bottle. I've been pouring a little from one to another every day so Blackwood would think I was following orders. Good. This way, Doc. That note makes it look that you're going to have to fight it out, Mask Man. With my boys and the colonel's crew, we'll have about 20 men. I could get more if it was time to ride around the other ranch. There won't be any fight, Mrs. Monroe. There's got to be the mean business. A lot depends on what Dr. Evans finds. But if he reports the way I think he will, we'll do our fighting tomorrow night, and we won't need bullets. I don't say that. Just listen for a moment. Here's my plan. Where's Honjo? I can all ready to go. We wait for night riders. Now, Colonel, I hope you got everything straight. Don't you go talking up loud and fierce, even if they do get you out. I'll try to do my part. But what if the plan doesn't work? What if they aren't satisfied with getting rid of us? The Mask Man says that's all they care about. He'll do it touch and go, Agatha. And they're an ordinary crew. They might decide to burn the place anyway. How about that, Tonto? May I trouble me blow whistle? Loan ranger bring men from Bunkhouse. Let's hope for them. Oh. Here they come. Huh. Tonto, carry you. Now, engine, I can walk. My friends say Tonto carry you. He's right. We've got to make this look good. Very well. I'll open the door, and remember Colonel, don't say nothing at all. You see, rider? Yeah, they're coming. I can't see them playing, but I'll bet that's the sheriff riding in front. I'll just pretend to be fixing these blankets and back so he'll be comfortable. Don't make Tonto stand here holding me, Agatha. Why, yes. You're not heavy. Bandanas over there face us. Crooks every one of them. Lift me to the wagon, Tonto. We lift them. Moving out. Any business of yours? What's the matter with him? Can't you use your eyes?  You got our last warning. Now you better...  You can do whatever you want to me at the ranch, but I've got a gun here.  Where are you taking him? Where's the nearest hospital? Brownsville. And use your brains, and don't ask him any fool questions. Help me up the driver seat, Tonto. You better ride with us for a while. I'm pumped to do it. Here, the rain. Thanks.  If you want to prove your skunks by shooting a woman, go to it. We'll let you go. But when you get to Brownsville, stay there. Get up there. All right, let her through.  Redmond said he was crowded the following night.  And Sheriff Harvey and Dr. Blackwood stood under the glare of the torches, watching the men and women who throng the main street. They sure worked out fine, Doc. I think so. The easiest way to win an election is to run by yourself. It was the only way you could win. I don't know. I do. They helped wonder, though, what happened to Jerry Blaine. What did that masked man do with him? Well, we haven't seen any of the one of them for over a week. I get to hear the Colonel gone, too. I got to hand it to you, Doc. It's all over with a shout. Man, let's get that over with, too. Yeah. Gather around, folks. Gather around. There's not going to be much in the way of speeches tonight, folks. Because there's only one man running for sheriff. That's your old friend, John Harvey. I just want to say a few words about him. Let him say hello, and then we'll call on the band to give us some music. How about that, eh? I thought you'd be in favor. Now, John's been your sheriff for the last four years. Doc, that's Jerry. Yeah, too well there's with him. One of them's a mask man. What do we do? Let him get close enough so he can't miss, then shoot. All these people around? He's wearing a mask. That makes him an outlaw. Doc, you're wrong about there only being one candidate for sheriff. I'm still in the run. Get that man. He fired on the sheriff. You aren't hurt. Man, are you going to stand for this? You're going to let an outlaw right off the main street of Redmond City and act like he owns the town? Hold it, boys. Hold it.  This here's the Lone Ranger. He didn't hurt the sheriff. He just shot the gun out of his hand. And that's because Harvey was drawing on him. It's easy enough for him to call himself the Lone Ranger. I say he's an outlaw. You can speak your peace when the time comes. Right now, the boys are going to listen to the mask man. Give it to him, mister. Man, man, you all know that Dr. Blackwood has been campaigning for Sheriff Harvey. You all know that Colonel Stuart was working for Jerry Blaine. I'm accusing Blackwood of trying to murder the Colonel. We got proof, Doc. Evans, step up here. Dr. Evans, Blackwood, an honest doctor. You don't have to introduce us. We've met before. Folks, this man called himself Carter in Brownsville and we run him out of town.  This medicine was supposed to cure a heart ailment man, but if the Colonel had taken it, he'd have died. It's slow poison. You're trying to frame me. It may be poison in that bottle, but I never gave it to the Colonel. He took the medicine I gave to me. That's where you're wrong. Prove it. Bring him back from the hospital. You won't have to travel that far. Come on, Colonel. Up here are the rest of us. I'll be right there, mask man. He's here. Take way for him. And Mrs. Monroe. Yes, Sheriff. They pretended to leave the county to say the bar I'm ranch. From Night Riders, boys. Night Riders that wanted Harvey re-elected. How about it, Colonel? Is this the medicine Blackwood gave you? You have my word for it, sir. No, no, I didn't. Do your duty, Sheriff. The charge is attempted murder. Arrest that man. It's only the Colonel's word against the docks. Find a word at a lone ranger. That's good enough for us and it better be good enough for you. Arrest that man or you'll end in jail yourself. All right. You lay a hand on me and I'll tell him all I know about you. No, no, I got my duty. There's proof against you. And I got proof against you. Proof against you and slim and bad and all our rest of them that serve as a posse during the day and wear bandanas across their face at night. Road agents, bustlers, killers. He's given it to your straight, boys. That's what we've had for law offices in Claybourne County. John Harvey was leading the gang of Night Riders that come to my place. I couldn't see his face, but I recognized his voice. Are you still gonna... He can't be elected until tomorrow. Oh, you mean we can't vote him in until then. But if there's work to do tonight, there's nothing wrong with this taking the lead. He's their man's man? No, Jerry. These men must go to jail. And the sooner, the better. On your way, Harvey. You two blackboarders or whatever your name is. That's it, boys. Hustle them along. One egg at a time. All the way, Colonel. And one without an honest man getting hurt. We have the lone ranger to thank for that. And I aim to thank him. Where is he? Where'd they go? I can't see him heading for jail with the others. The other way, Agatha. There they are. Tonto and the Masked Man. Riding away. Just as soon as their work was done. Well done, Colonel. Well done. Hi-os! What you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the lone ranger incorporated.


I'm going to talk to you today about the power of open source and how WordPress can save my life. So, whom why? I'm a happiness engineer with Automatic. I provide support for customers that are building e-commerce sites using WooCommerce. At the university, you're up out. You'll see why that's important later on in my talk. Also, I'm an open source enthusiast. I believe in the power of open source, which is where we're here. So, first of all, what is open source? For me, I believe that the power of open source is an open collaboration. And open collaboration is basically any system of innovation or production that relies on goal-oriented yet loosely organized, coordinated participants who interact to create a product or service of value, which they make available to contributors and non-contributors alike, which is essentially what we're doing here. The key things there are people come together around a common goal. They create a product or service that has some economic value. And it's offered to both the contributors and people who are contributing to it equally. And generally, there's a loosely organized, loosely coordinated team. Open source can impact pretty much any field of human endeavor. And it encompasses both open source software and open source hardware. A lot of the time when we hear open source, people just think about software, which is what WordPress is. But there's open source hardware as well, which stuns a lot of people, but the first time they hear that. I'm going to quickly go into a few of my favorite open source hardware products just to show how that is. And then I'm going to tie that back to WordPress. So the first one is push up 3D printing. Who here knows anything about 3D printing? So essentially 3D printing is a process where you can make whatever you want. So you want a cup. You can either go to shop and buy one, or you can print one from materials in your own home. This 3D printer in particular is really cool because even though this company sells the 3D printer, they have the plans for it available online, blue prints, you can download it, go buy the materials and put it together yourself. And even when you buy from them, I say they have an inception style operation because they 3D print your 3D printer with the 3D printers they already have. So anything from like making toys, making cool tools, making prototypes of little products, you want to go into production of that water bottle there, but you don't know if anybody is really going to like it. You don't want to have to order like a container load of stuff from Taina and then find out that nobody wants to buy it. You can print three of them and say, do you like it? And so it says yes, all right, would you pay 10 pounds for it? You can put 10 pounds in your hand right away and you're like, all right, maybe this has a future. This next one is called Bycroft. It's an open source AI. So think Alexa or Google Home, but you get to contribute to the code. You get to see all of the code. You know exactly what's running there. It's private. It's custom. It's not listening to everything that you're seeing and recording you. It doesn't laugh hilariously in the background. And even though they want to use your voice to train the AI, you have to opt in. So it's got privacy by design built into it, where if you want them to record your voice, you have to go find the setting and say, could you record my voice? Which is awesome. And you can do cool things like, first of all, you can change the call name. If you don't want it to be called Mycroft, you want it to be called Neal, you can have it called Neal and say, hey Neal, what is the timing in Edinburgh? And it'll tell you, if you're in a different country and it needs to convert, it'll tell you that. How many teaspoons are in a tablespoon? It'll go on Wolfram Alpha and it'll figure out that. And it'll tell you, you can display it on the screen and it can give you a voice prompt as well. And you can teach it really cool things. They've also got, I backed it on Kickstarter and I got the developer kit. So what you get instead of getting a product like that, you get all the parts that you have to put together yourself and you get the schematics for 3D printing the casing. So you can then go and 3D print it, which means that you can make more whenever you want. And this is something that, once I get it, it's going to be a project that I work on with my seven-year-old. We're going to put it together as a team. And it's a sneaky way of introducing him to coding because you write all the code in Python, which is an open source language as well. But for him, it's just, oh, I need to make it do this cool thing. So it's not like this huge task of I need to learn Python. It's just I need to make it do this one thing. And finally, there's this Global Village Construction Set, which is just a DIY low-cost modular high-performance platform that allows for easy fabrication of 50-plus industrial machines that you need to build a thriving ecosystem.  Or you can make them yourself because all the plans are available. They tell you exactly what parts you need, how many screws, what size, where they go. The schematics is there for you to put them together. And you've got things like a bulldozer, a cement mixer, a bakery oven, a wind turbine that you can build yourself if you were into that kind of thing. So I find that it gives a lot of power to be able to do things that you want. And if you go back to software, this is exactly what WordPress does. One of the goals of WordPress is basically to democratize publishing. You don't have to have the financial cloud of the Washington Times or the Washington Post or the New York Times or any of the republications before you can write something or get your word out there. So we all know that it's an open-source content management system that currently powers 30% of the web and turns 15 tomorrow. It's incredible that it's been 15 years that this has been going on. And for me, just knowing that there are a lot of businesses around today that are all me around because Mike Little and Matt Muller have decided, oh, we'll do this thing and it'll be free. This business is built literally on top of this because there's lots of people from all over the world contributing to help make this possible. And this is essentially the reason that I'm here.  So a long time ago, I found this thing called blogging. And I had no idea what it was. It was just all the cool kids were doing it. So I thought maybe I'll do it as well. I started off using Blogger. But then I wanted to do cool things with the site that I just really couldn't do. And then I found WordPress. And the rest of it is pretty much history. I found that I needed to make a few changes and just kind of scratch my own itch. It meant that I was learning things that I could teach people who were coming just a few steps behind me. And then that led me to the community as well because I was running into issues that I needed to fix. So turning to the forums, asking questions, going to Stack Overflow and all the other places out there helped me get information. And being able to help others with the problems that they had kind of built my confidence to the point where I could say, you know what, maybe I can start a business. Maybe I can build sites for our customers and charge a bit of money for it. Initially I was like, oh yeah, I'm not really good at this so maybe I'll charge only a little. But after a while it got to the point where this was basically how I kept a roof over my family's head. It was the difference between whether we lived out in the street under a bridge or if we had a roof over our heads, whether we had money to pay for the next meal. And it didn't matter that I was a literate. I said before that I'm a university dropout. I'm from Nigeria. In Nigeria if you're a certificate it's a big thing. If you want to get a job as a bank teller, you collect money from people, you count it and you say that's cool, you need a university degree. Even though you don't require the training that a university degree gives you to do the job, but no one's going to hire you if you don't have a university degree. So I was basically unemployable for pretty much any job. So without WordPress I would be just a liability unable to do anything. When you fill out forms, government forms, they ask you what is the highest level of education you have and it's primary school, secondary school, university master's degree. I would have to say high school. That's about as far as it goes. Even though I have professional certificates and MCSE from back in the day and all that, it doesn't matter on those forms and no one's going to employ me. They had a problem and I could help and I could get paid for it. That was a big deal. At some point I was owing my landlord 11 months rent and in Nigeria we don't pay rent on a monthly basis. You pay rent on an annual basis. So if you want to get a new apartment today or a new house, first of all you pay two years rent upfront and then the expiration of those two years you pay one year upfront every year. So I was owing my landlord for 11 months which meant, let's say we're in 2018. I haven't paid him at all for the whole of 2017 and we're about to get into a new year. How he didn't kick me out, that's a small miracle on its own. But being able to knock out sites for clients in WordPress helped me be able to pay my rent and keep my family house. And today I worked for Automatic and this university dropout from Nigeria gets to travel all over the world and talk to smart people like you about cool things like this. I like this quote a lot but John Kennedy says the rising tide lifts all boats and I feel like you don't take anything away you don't lose anything by helping others to grow without helping others to shine the same way that a candlelight another one doesn't lose anything so I believe that we should all jump into the pool and help out. You don't have to be a developer if you speak more than one language you can translate, if you have patients you can teach someone you just need to know a little bit more than they do and that's it. You don't have to be the authority on this thing there's space for you to contribute. I'm just going to look on people by saying change lives and ultimately to change the world so let us embrace the principles of Ubuntu the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity so that we can share freely and help others for everything we have achieved is made possible by those who walked this road before us. Thank you very much.


What's up everybody, Jason here for Jasper's casebase.com, 22-23, Panini and Peggable Premier League, English Premier League Soccer, just sold out. This is a one box break, random number block, number one guys and then gang guys. No teams in this, all about the serial number. We go by the first number on the left side of the serial number dash, so of course if you get randomized block three, there's your examples there on how the hits would be distributed. Of course any one-to-ones, go to spot one, any redemptions, go to spot zero, any non-numbered cars would be randomized to the group. Here's a dice roll, here's a customer names and the numbers here, so let's click roll. Two times, boom, one, two, boom, Nathan, down to Nathan. Now two times here, 0-1-3-5-6-7-9, one, two. Two times, five down to zero. Alright so Nathan with five, Michael with four and seven, Chris with three, Brian with nine, Dan with two, Nathan with six. Chris Butler, last one, hold your spot one, Ryan with eight and then Nathan with zero. Alright guys, I'll give you a quick 30 seconds to look at your stuff right here and then we'll start. Here's impeccable soccer. We've got three boxes here. What we're going to do here is one, two, three, for which box we're going to use here. One, two for the top, three, four for the middle, five, six, four for the bottom. And it's six. So one, two, three, four, five, six, turn to the bottom. There we go, here we go, here we go. Alright and I believe there's also a metal card in this just like all the other products so it looks like we didn't get the metal case hit. But, at least it doesn't mean it's still not going to be a great box. So let's do this first. I'm going to start off with this. Our first one we've got is a rookie metal for AOC Bournemouth. Marcus, Tavernier, Tavernier to 71, 20 out of 71. So that's going to spot zero in Nathan. So these, we've got Warmades here at the bottom. We have a seven out of 10, Oli Watkins for Ashton Villa, seven out of 10. We've got Enzo Fernandez for Chelsea, that's 26 out of 59. 26 going to Nathan. Seven was Michael. First one is Christian Romero, nice little patches there. 18 out of 25, spot A is Ryan Pressnell. We've got some very sharp stuff with Impeccable. Aurel Mangala, Impeccable Stars Auto for Nottingham Forest FC. That's six out of 99. Six is Nathan. Then we have a Jimmy Floyd Hasson Blink. Jimmy Floyd, that is for Leeds, 73 out of 99, canvas creations. Spot three is Chris Butler. I'm not too deep into the Premier League. Obviously a lot of these guys might be a little bit older. I can tell by the jersey. So it could be definitely legends. Definitely legends in the English Premier League. Then we've got Tino, Liv Ramento, 24 out of 99. I'd love to do the remaining two boxes. That'd be awesome. 24 out of 99, spot four is Michael. And look at that, dude. One guy I do know, and I think everybody knows him in the Premier League, how about an on-card canvas creations of Erlen Halan, 55 out of 59 for Manchester City. That is going to Nathan with spot five. What a beauty. It's like that. And boom, I got to look at my top-loaders in the back. But there you go. 55, Nathan. Congratulations, buddy. That's a big hit right there. Got Tino, Jimmy Floyd, Orrell Mungala, Relig, and a couple of base cards here with the stainless stars. Again, guys, this stuff is really nice. Obviously a lot more can be in this case. My name is Erlen Halan. We still have obviously one of these boxes that should have the metal part. So I'd assume, like I said, there's still a lot of big hits hiding. So again, if you guys want to run it back, not too bad of a price point, obviously. I think sometimes a packable can get a lot more pricier than about $9.50. So pretty solid price there. So again, if you guys want to run it back, JaspysCaseBricks.com.