I'm here from Lauren systems and unify 7.161 has been released. Well, a little bit ago But I want to talk about the big changes that came within it and those changes affect a lot of things and now Well, make some of my older videos a bit irrelevant when I say this feature is not supported They have added a lot more features in terms of like policy routing But I want to talk a little bit about the details of how it actually works because saying it has it and Doesn't have the functionality you're looking for is a really important distinction So I want to talk about how some of these new features have been implemented There's also a very welcome feature in the new UI. We had it in the old UI Which was the ability to select multiple ports to adjust them so you can make a group change to a block of ports on a Unify switch or even all of them at once But they took that out in the new UI, but this time when he brought it back They just didn't just give us a feature back. They really polished it up and put it back really nice So I want to talk about some of these new enhanced features that they've done It works quite well in a few details in case you're wondering where something's missing including the Wi-Fi Statistics page they added and how to get that turned back on because if you're like me, I don't know when but at some point I may have checked this little box that you need to recheck So we'll be talking about where that is before we dive into details of this video. Let's first Are you an individual or company looking for support on a network engineering storage or virtualization project? Is your company or internal IT team looking for someone to proactively monitor your system security or offer strategic guidance to keep your IT systems operating smoothly? Not only would we love to help consulting your project We also offer fully managed or co-managed IT service plans for businesses in need of IT administration or IT teams in need of additional support With our expert install team We can also assist you with all of your structure cabling and Wi-Fi planning projects If any of this piques your interest fill out our hire us form at laurance systems.com So we can start crafting a solution that works for you if you're not interested in hiring us But you're looking for other ways you want to support this channel There's affiliate links down below to get you deals and discounts on products and services We talk about on this channel and now back to our content It is currently main 9th 2022 and this was released 18 days ago and about an hour ago unify network application 7.1.65 this is released candidate was released And I bring it up just because if you're having any of these issues with it Fixed memory leak affecting users of self-hosted version of network application while using VPN features Fixed rare issue applying to a uxg pro fixed usw adoption due to in baladip subnet and layer three static routes fixed rare issue With uxg pro adoption fixed various issues with creating and traffic rules and routes I want to admit that if you found some of these issues, which I did not and I've mentioned this before We don't really deploy or have within our managed stack for our clients any of the unify routing equipment Now I have some that I'll be using for a demo here But if you are using it these are some of the fixes they they released Well an hour ago in the release candidate in case you're Having any of these problems need them addressed now back here to the features in 7161 the teleport bpn I'll be showing that with my unify Dream machine that we have for a demo just can't even idea how that works and talk about some of the new details Because yes, it has wire guard on the back end But there's some important distinctions to how it works add traffic routes This is the traffic policy routing now. This is interesting But there's a little bit of details that it doesn't work well with vpns Which is an important policy the way it does but we'll show how that works as well Add switch port insights and bulk port editing. This is a really cool feature. They added I like the way they brought this back improve search filters devices notification improve traffic statistics improve Wi-Fi statistics. I'm going to talk about this in the way they enhance the UI I just like the way they've really done the dashboard and I'm finding myself Well really liking the new changes they've made to it I was definitely harsh on it in the beginning But it was also a weird deployment because it incrementally got a little bit better But we kept having to switch to the old UI. I don't find myself going to the old UI now I can pretty much find everything I need in the new UI, which is great Now there's a lot of little things they've added such as add mimo common for clients page add ap widget for unified clients And a lot of details and bug fixes and I don't have time to go over all of them But of course I'll link to this so you can read through them Let's actually take a look at these changes The first thing I want to mention is my dream machine is running unify os 1.12.19 As you can see it's up to date This is a really new release and this already updated because I have an auto update to that new release a 7.165 But the teleport vpn was there in the 7.161 as well Now let's talk about teleport vpn people are telling me tom you said there's no wire guard support And as I said in my old videos, I did say there wasn't proper wire guard support And now this becomes a fuzzier topic the teleport vpn uses wire garden back end. That's great Except it has a dependency on ubiquities cloud to work. So here is the teleport dot UI dot link Now the goal at ubiquity appears to be to really simplify it That's a little tagline and slogan and by making things Invisible to the user how the back end is working does a great job of simplifying it But the problem comes in of it's still dependent on their cloud and it doesn't have a normal wire guard configuration menu in here This is a bit challenging So you have to come into it understanding that it's dependent on their system And at present the teleport system only supports the wi-fi mine app on mac os ios android here So you're not able to simply use this as a standard wire guard vpn But you can use it for the app and it's slick Maybe if there's enough requests, I'll do a video on it, but it's pretty straightforward You copy the link send it over to your system that well, I should say phone right now Eventually, I believe under roadmaps to add it to other systems for connectivity But it's still to me. It's kind of strange that it forces a dependency on there And this is something I also want to note the Not in the notes, but really important feature that is available now or feature Removed feature maybe they don't force you to register the councils anymore. I think that's great So they've removed the registration for the unified dream machine They've removed the force registration for the cloud key But and this is where I'm not here to slam you make with you for this But this is just the changes they made great and thank you for You know putting back the way we wanted it set up because it used to not require registration Or had a way to bypass it and now they put the way to bypass it But for those of you asking things like well, what about uid and open vpn? I'm still doing some testing with uid But uid is Really neat and interesting to tie identity management to the unify system in order to easy Deploy different connections so you can you know check users and set things up on their phone and say connect to this wi-fi But back to my problem I have now what you have to set up uid with their cloud platform to talk to your device And I'll be diving into this in a later video In the future when I've kind of sorted a few more things out. I think it's clever It'll even generate an open vpn config file for linux. I've tested this But there's not a way to do it through the dream machine itself You have to use their cloud to talk to your ubiquity system Which requires a tie-in and registration again in order to get the open vpn registration to create an ovpn file I you know know they're removing this registration forcing which is great But then to use these advanced features you kind of have to go back to being registered and tied into their cloud Now from a simplicity standpoint, I think they did a good job of making it easy So you can be less technical and get this deployed Which is a big goal unify has and there's not an easy way to do that without a cloud tie-in Because then people would have to understand more things about how to forward ports and set things up in a lot more details So I think it's a good place for going with it But for those of us that want more advanced features and want to be able to put our hands on them without tying it to someone else's cloud That makes a big difference. It's also of note. Unify doesn't have the clearest of road maps Which makes people like me who have relationships with our client built on long-term support Recommending this being a little hesitant because if I don't know exactly when the end of life on this product is How do I build it to integration? And if ubiquity decides to change your mind of how long they plan to support the product We then have to re-engineer a completely different solution later This is just the perspectives I have on it And I wanted to at least mention this with the way the vpns are handled on there So you can check the box that they have open vpn support or wire guard support But because it currently appears to be not your standard wire guard support. It's tied to the ubiquity cloud for everything It's a little bit Concerning now the next thing I want to talk about here on the dream chain. It's the traffic routes This is actually great. They're adding policy management But we'll go down here to teleport and vpn and we'll scroll down and we see that I've got a couple of vpns activated Unlike my test network right here If we go over to traffic management and we want to create traffic routes They've done a great job. I can go domain name ip address internet I can make specific changes and say I would like the source all devices default devices You can you know build groups and set things up here Set up do I want them to go out as a policy over the default wan one or the backup wan two But here's the issue While the ability is there to select policies and websites and choose backup wan or your main wan There is no ability to choose vpn The problem becomes when we have business clients who have for example a unified dream machine And then they want to connect a site to site with a another Like ip sec vpn Maybe that site to site doesn't need to have all of the traffic Send over there so a split tunnel so you're not sending everything back hauled back to the main site But you need certain websites because of ip restrictions to go through that that option is missing The second use case is missing Then this is what a lot of people ask about especially in the more advanced home users Um, maybe they want to hide certain traffic and they want to send it over a privacy vpn There is no way to set policies to set out bound vpn routes So this becomes kind of a challenge to do that Officially through the ui So i'm going to always point out that there's ways to modify the system from the command line And i'm always quick to point out that by doing so you Can eventually break the ui because if you do some of the ui it breaks the command line or vice versa By disconnecting it so the idea is to eventually because this is a good start to have the policy routing as they do But also add the features so you can tie it to policy route over a vpn So now i can say they do have policy routing but not policy routing for vpn And that's why the details matter so much about when you're setting these up to make sure it fits your use case If this is not a use case you have and you just want to be able to split traffic over Your main wan or your secondary wan well that feature is now available in the unify dream machines and well within the unify 7.165 software Now let's talk about some of the ui element changes. I really like that they have the Connection 5 gigahertz wi-fi 5 2 by 2 memo So you have more information than you did before that is easily displayed so you can see how things are connected I just really like the way they keep enhancing this ui And the bigger enhancement though is right here if we get to looking at something like this us pro 24 poe And we click on it We have under ports a new option called port Insights and this lets us look at all the different ports and more of the details Including where you have things plugged in whether or not they're poe and being able to select group support So if we select all of these like this I can then if I want change all the profiles to any of them Now one ui element. I really wish they would fix is when you hit any of these pull downs Yes, I can see the scroll right here But not everyone notices it that everything is down here when you're setting up all of your vlands So you don't notice it immediately and if you're not aware of it You would be like well, I don't see my vlands. Why aren't any of them showing up or the other networks that you define You hit the scroll down a little. I know it's minor. I notice it But it's a frequent question. I've seen posts and forums of for some reason they're not showing up Well, they are they're just down a little bit But nonetheless the fact that we can now select these and hit close port edit See all the details of the ports. I think this is a great option One thing worth noting on some devices. This is the uap and wall hd. We click on this we click on insights There's no port insights available for these particular models So you don't get the port insight option But you can still do settings on these ports if you need to change them You just have to change them individually. There's only four ports So I don't really think of it as too big of a deal But even though they left it off of the in wall hd You can click on port insights on the small unify flex switches So even though these only have well five ports, they can still be group edited, which is nice They've added this feature to this particular switch model and before we get to the wi-fi statistics page I've already seen a few comments on people saying that their wi-fi stats page was Well broken and not displaying anything collect historical data must be enabled This is just under system and you just check this box this collects the historical data There is a note I believe in here that says don't do this on the first generation cloud key and maybe even the second generation I'm not sure what its processing level is in terms of how many it can support in terms of if you have a large deployment If this is a great idea, we're using a self-hosted controller for this with plenty of Ram and cpu available to no problems with collecting Historical data so of note if this isn't checked you won't get your wi-fi stats page And this is the revamped wi-fi stats page to let you know which ap devices are connected to signal the vague Experience where I don't really know all the functions that go into this in enough detail to explain it But I think it gives you at least some baseline like are they having a good or bad experience? I would say you know anything above 90 percent to generally good wi-fi experience But I do like that it does have the tx3 tries and drops right here rx rates that you're seeing on it And what memo they're connected to so it gets you some ideas and more troubleshooting And again, this memo was repeated as it is in the client listing to show how things are connected Now as I said, there's a whole lot of other little bug fixes and minor improvements But it's putting a lot of polish on it I feel that the whole seven series that unify has gotten to Is way more mature and much less buggy than we've seen in previous versions Of course, I did mention the 7.165 release that fixes a couple well vpn for self-hosted controller issues But overall I'm going to say I like this version. I've been using it and it has not caused me any drama That's a lot of times what people are looking for is does it work doesn't break But it not only works it adds a lot of these enhanced features And it's still you know where ubiquity stands alone and having a self-hosted controller without any license fees attached to it And now that they've eliminated the force cloud registration on some of the devices Well, that makes them that much different as well where companies, you know Really try to force you into a cloud with the minor noted exception of uid if you want to use that Platform it's tying it to the cloud to talk to your devices to manage identity management I'll do a deeper video on that as that product comes along. I think it's really interesting I think it does do a lot of what their goal is at unify of simplifying it And it's nice when you can tie your door controller your wi-fi and all of your vpn management to a single place And it does have tie into your other Authentication servers like active directory or g-suite. I believe those are features that they have right now I'll dive deeper into that video later. It's been something we've been setting up We have a whole demo site set up with uid at our office Well a demo version of it so we can make sure we understand exactly how it works So I can do that video and you know bring all the information to you on that Leave your thoughts comments down below have it over to my forums for a more in-depth discussion And let me know what you think and thanks and thank you for making it all the way to the end of this video If you've enjoyed the content, please give us a thumbs up If you would like to see more content from this channel hit the subscribe button and the bell icon If you'd like to hire a short project head over to laurance systems.com and click the hires button right at the top To help this channel out in other ways There's a join button here for youtube and a patreon page where your support is greatly appreciated For deals discounts and offers check out our affiliate links in the description of all of our videos Including a link to our shirt store where we have a wide variety of shirts that we sell and designs come out Well randomly so check back frequently and finally our forums forums.laurancesystems.com is where you can have a More in-depth discussion about this video and other tech topics covered on this channel Thanks again for watching and look forward to hearing from you


Hello, folks! I may or may not be gathering artifacts on my way to continue my main quest. Fair enough, right? Let's play the memory to this strange rock. Getting all manner of foulness into the air. Smoke in dust and rocks that burn the ground. If it does, this is a warning. I will not stay silent for long.  Don't tell your mother I said that. So this rock is... It is a rock, nothing more. And you needn't be afraid of a rock or doom which is silent to this very day. And sweetie, if you need a lesson from all this, here's a fine one. Even a foul place like that volcano can produce beautiful things. It was a happier life back then, wasn't it? This glassy obsidian stone is one of those volcanic rocks. It dates back to the Second Age, perhaps when the Dark Lord formed his initial bond with the volcano. These remnants of Rodruin's fury are prized for their hardness. They are often sharpened to make weapons. Fair enough, all fair and good. But it is not the task for today. Well, that's horrifying, completely and utterly. I don't want the fire to burn the world of men, by the way. Sounds like a terrible, terrible way for the world of men to go on about its business. Business is all I'm saying. Hello, orc-er. Orcs. What was an orc-er? Probably a mix between a ranger and an orc-er. Anyway, the spirit of Mordor saw Sauron Xerox relentlessly abuse lesser orcs in their violent struggles of power. Investigate how the power of the raid can exploit these struggles, piercing weak minds to bring down the enemy forces from within. One orc mind in particular shines as a blazing beacon of weakness. Let's go on with it then. Let us see. You know that, bag? You are not... Very trustworthy. What's most surprising is that he knows the meaning of the word jest.  Yes, we are. Fun times for all around. His weakness that I can exploit. His fear of Kharagors will terrify him into a running, stumbling cowherd. If I can expose him to a Kharagor, he will lose some of his strengths and become an easier target. Invulnerable to ranged heavy attack and a gang leader. Fair enough. Remember, many weaknesses can only be exploited if you gain intel first. Right, so he's marked now. Is he going to try and attack me? Why not? Oh boy. Yeah, what could possibly go wrong? I'm not moving right now, by the way. He's community relief, isn't he? Okay, round back. They enter directly to the black hand, or show them more when I'm in the black hands in a circle. The commoner captain is just the first step of ratbags' plan to become a war chief. Large, grand plant. Hello. Let's see, defenders will block frontal attacks and must be hit from behind. Well, that's easy. Get the ranger, not me. I've played plenty of these games. See? That's not hard. Stop. Trying to get my... Well, collaborator, I suppose. I need him alive. Oi. Did you hear what I just said? I said, don't... Dutch him.  No? Yeah. Plot twist, round back is the big bad of the game. Let's open those pens. I think I'll demote him with an entire head. I'm Gorov's right-of-head. I'm selling that in with anticipation. The drool of revenge. I'm drooling in anticipation and revenge already. I have to do this. Come on. This is annoying. There's literally... literally no point. Uh-oh. No, you wouldn't would you? But honestly, I kind of do. Hello! No, no, no, no, no, no. Unpleasant. Close enough, I suppose. I'm turning around, mate. Turn around, both of you. So it wasn't as much... staying stale as it was. Just... don't let them raise the alarm. I can actually live without, you know? Who said that? Uh-oh. Damn it. I failed. That was a failure. Complete another... Why is there no... Poor Orc. Come here, little Orc. You're there. Damn it. Rude Orcs. So... very... rude. No worries, I will end you all.  See? Not that hard now. Is it? Oh, this... this is me. It really does. Mmm, got me off my game again. It's really annoying how just one time mistake can totally... ruin your... flow. Isn't it? Totally gets me out of it and destructs and denies and it murders. Well, not me, it's about everyone else.  Fair enough, let's get up there, shall we? Hello, Orchun! And, buh-bye. Good sport to get some shut-eye.  Goroth never comes here. He's always by the hunting camp. Oh, fantastic. Goroth's in the hunting camp. So much for him always being in the same place. A captain who fears his own beast. Fear is a powerful tool, Talion. Let's put Goroths to work. Fear. Well... Let's see. How exactly do I ride one of you things? Don't suppose... This is not going to be easy, is it? Well, we shall find out soon enough. We've created some disturbances in the camp and we might as well unlock this particular tower. Just to be safe. And never know if something will might could happen. Eat citadel to the light against the shadow. How poetic. Stop it, stop it. There you are. Lovely. Absolutely... Whoops. She's so sad right now. Stop running! Whoa.  Supposedly. Well, that was slightly anticlimactic. Buffy reports. Let's see then. Radbeck has got a primational, I suppose. Good for him. But honestly... Hey! You too! I need you to take a body back to my tent. I'm going to give me a trophy.  Really take all this for go-raws. That's the filthy corpse I need you to carry. Now go! Go! Say your fissure. Damn. Be respectful. You don't heal worms. It'll be your area next time. Radbeck is your captain now. It's so nice to see you around the back. It's so nice to see Radbeck. Radbeck in command. Fascinating. Seeing the power struggles from the inside. And so I'm... The Batman. Or an assassin. By the way. I just can't resist myself. Mmm, power. Quite enough power. Excellent. Finally we unlocked Tier 2. Long overdue. I've got too many over these points. Let's see. Rain from stealth. Useful. I will unlock that by you know, playing main missions. Let's see. Showing daggers. Oh. Yes please. What else? What else? Both attacks same as an oryx-less will pin him in place. And last chance finisher. Wow. Awesome. But I prefer to take this one. Yeah, this one is hardcore. And will also take Brutalize. Wow. And also I can get either a bit more health or another Solrune slot. Let's take that one. Okay. I actually have plenty. Plenty of this. So I can take another bow slot as well. Should have marked my health shots as well, but hey. No matter. Let's put a few more runes in the place, shall we? Select rune and press X to destroy it and convert it to M. Fair enough. We've got two equipped ones and third one. Oh. Let's see. 50% chance to reduce melee damage received by 50%. Does not start with another Elven Grace Rune. Define to the end. Never surrender as you gain an additional last chance to return to the Fane Combat against Orcs. 8% defense. You know, I'm going to take I'm going to take Orc Slayer. For my bow, I will take what do I have for the bow? The Black Arrow. The Focus Depletion rate by 50%. I'm going to take that one probably. Yup. Oh, I've already got it equipped. My mistake. I never ride monsters, so I might as well take the Black Arrow. Sure. Let's purchase that one and let's put another rune in place. Reckless Hate for Combat Brand. I don't even know what a Combat Brand is, honestly. Oh. You mean the poison? Could be useful. No, I'm going to take that one. For now. I might always change it later. So, let's find two Orcs and test my newfound skills.  The nice thing is, I don't really have... Whoa! That was awesome. And goodbye. And goodbye to you as well, dear viewer. Thank you for tuning in. If you like this, please share, like, and subscribe for more. I'll see you soon. Hopefully. Bye!


What we do in book map is very simply take these numerical values here Okay, and we transform it into a heat map Okay, the more liquidity there is the different color that it will get Okay, the scale of the heat maps in the top center of the chart Red and orange is very high liquidity followed by yellow white blue and then black Okay, so we can immediately see there's very high liquidity down here at 2926 Also pretty high liquidity up in these areas here around 30 to 31 So this is our current state of the auction now when the numbers change you'll see the heat map change The interesting part here is that Data from the dome is then recorded onto the chart historically and that's all the heat map is So these striations that you see in the heat map here is the adding and pulling of liquidity This offers you insight to the condition in the auction


Good evening, everyone. Sir, to start with, one of the things that I was very curious to know from you was when we talk about education, what has been your own experience, your own personal experience of education? Within education, what has shaped you or not shaped you to the person that you have become today? That's a googly. There are no children, so I think I can share. My experience of education, people ask me what is my sadhana, so usually I tell them that only my sadhana has been to remain uneducated. Because when I first went to school, I had no clue why I'm going. Probably the grown-up people just assumed the children must go to school. Nobody bothers to tell you, why is it that you have to go to this place? What's so important about this place that we have to go? They were saying things, but which didn't mean anything to me. So my time of education, I only went there when I really had to. And even when I went there, my main problem was this, I always found people were talking about things that were not important to them. I have always maintained this in my life. It doesn't matter what rubbish somebody is speaking. If it means something to them, I will listen absolutely. Whatever nonsense it may be, but it means something to that person, I'm willing to listen. If it does not mean anything to the person who is speaking, I don't understand why I should listen. And I always found in the school teachers were talking about something that doesn't mean anything to them, so my ears were never there with them. So the less said about my education better, and when I was about seventeen, I decided I will educate myself because it didn't make sense to go to college. And you know, it's not like today, these ideas of sabbatical, this, that did not exist. You're racing to become a doctor. If you cannot, you become an engineer. There's only two things that are there. So when I, when I passed my… at that time it was called PUC, the twelfth standard, and I said I'm not going to college. The horror that happened in the family is unbelievable. Then I thought, okay, the good thing would have been I should have failed. If… because I passed and I say I'm not going to university, there was such shock and such, as if tragedy has struck the family. I couldn't believe what they were getting so upset about because anyway I was not learning anything. I was just going, coming and just getting passing marks and going on. So this one year, I spent in the university, you know, Mysore University has a great library. I spent my time one whole year. Every day when the library opened at nine o'clock in the morning I was there. They closed at eight in the evening, they had to push me out. This one year I just read just about anything, you know. Science, history, geography, literature, just about anything. From popular mechanics to Homer, I read just about whatever came my way. This one whole year, because suddenly I had become kind of an enemy in the family because I've not gone to college. Everybody else is educated and you're not going to college and you're passed and you're not going. So morning I ate big breakfast and went. This whole year I went without lunch. I came back home and ate dinner in the night, one full year. I was a… when I was young I was always hungry. I was just all the time hungry. It's not easy for people to understand what it took for me to sit there without eating for one year and just reading whatever I feel like. So I thought I'll educate myself. Probably the maximum amount of reading I'd happened at that part of my life. Why I'm saying this is, what you pursue you will never forget.  So when we decided to… when I decided that we must start a school, people rolled that I've all said, Guru, you. I said, yes, but the school should be different. And I spoke to them for a few days continuously, a few people who are involved with us as to what a school should be. I remember very well, I was in my sixth standard. The president of India died and we went to school and they declared a holiday. That's a good thing, you know? If it happened when you're at home, it's different.  So we sat outside and we were discussing and we just thought if the prime minister goes what will happen, the chief minister goes what will happen. We literally killed the whole cabinet. How many days will we get this year?  Something is wrong in the way we're delivering it because education… I mean for what purpose we are educating people, also we need to look at it, that's a much more profound thing. But essentially at the delivery end, at the… at the last part of education system, it's a very human thing. If that human thing is missing, I don't see why any child will sit there and listen to somebody who blabbers something which doesn't mean anything to them.  So when we started the school, these… when I spoke to them about how school should be, then our teachers asked, Sadhguru, this is a tall vision, how do we know that we are even fulfilling it? I said, see, this is a residential school, I said four months they stay with us. At the end of four months when they're going home for their vacation, if children are crying to go home, that means you're doing well. If they're crying to come back to school, that means we're not doing well. You won't believe, today you will see this in Isha Home School, when they're leaving they're crying. Before the vacation is over, eight days, ten days before the vacation is over, children are back setting up the school. So that's good, they're enjoying their schooling process. Because if that doesn't happen, how… why are we torturing our children like this? What end? What purpose?


The stand continues. Remember we are talking about political party progression right here on Y254. I'm seeing so many people giving their comments saying they are watching from different regions, different parts of the country and the world beyond. Remember we are live on Facebook and on our website at www.y254.co. But remember the hashtag is the stand at Y254 channel on Twitter at Ram Agukor. We are joined by Karl Marx of the Ambo and Mundalo Advice. Before we went for the short break, I gave a comment by Deputy President William Bruto. We will be touching on different political parties. Let me re-read that. The party has been hijacked by brokers who are running it through fear. The word is the party position, the same virus that infected Kano and killed it after the 2002 elections has come to Jubilee. We are talking about outside influence in a political party. Karl Marx, you are about to give your stand on that. Thank you so much once again. You know, sometimes if you get to have leaders who are insidious or snarky or you can call them fidious, you will get to a point whereby the Deputy President can call his party members, konmen, brokers. I don't know those terminologies.  When the Konmen are in that house, you are a Konman. Because how do you live in a house whereby Konmen are? These brokers are in Jubilee. Why is the Deputy President? He is complaining like an ordinary kibkirui or mudalo or kohesh or some whatever. Who do you expect now to speak for his supporters? If he is the one complaining, this is the right time for him to actually show the leadership. If the party has been hijacked, he needs not to be there. But this thing of lying to the supporters, basically Ram, if you've talked of all words the Deputy President actually stated, that means one to me is actually very economical with the truth. Number two, that guy doesn't want to tell his supporters the truth that I've actually got to the dead end and nothing else. So before that, I think that party is the same party that these people are praising. Either they can do the reforms to make the party be the same party they want or that guy just ship out. As simple as that, he can form the Deputy President. Instead of calling them all those funny names, this is the right time for him to tell them enough is enough. I don't think I can actually sustain this pressure or maybe the smoke is too much, I need to get out of this place. Advice, you stand. The Deputy President is the Deputy Party Leader of Jubilee Party. That in essence shows you that is the second in command in the party. And therefore when the second in command owns up to having a people away from himself who have taken the leadership and the management of the party which he is supposed to be leading then he is owning up to the fact that he has nothing to actually tell the party supporters about the party. To me it simply means and the people that he is referring to by all respect if it's maybe people like Honrebo Murade we know that they hold substantive position in the party. In the name of vice chair, Honrebo Rafael Tuju is the Secretary General. So these people are actually not goons or actually conmen as it says. To me therefore just means that maybe the party has taken a direction that is not agreeable to the philosophy of the Deputy Party Leader. And when it comes and which is okay in politics that a party can go a direction that you don't agree with as an individual. And I think the right thing to do at that point is number one if you are in the leadership of the party you should try to steer it towards the right agenda that you formed the party on. And number two. You've talked about the Deputy President steering the party. Meaning giving leadership qualities through his own actions. You've also mentioned that as you stand. There is a clip something that the Deputy said that will be running in a bit. My director maybe you can bring it up in a few minutes coming up what the Deputy President said you mentioned about leadership. Do you, as you mentioned your second point don't you think that based on his utterances he is displaying what he wants to be done? Ram, the Deputy Party Leader of the party is not a position for him to complain about the party. It is a position for him to steer the party to the direction that the party is supposed to be. And when he joins the bandwagon of complainers we then tend to wonder then what he is doing as the Deputy Party Leader. Because since we know the problem is still not supposed to be echoing the problem to us he is actually supposed to be providing solutions to us not repeating the problem. Ram, how do you complain to your juniors? Because it's telling them that next minute you'll be the president and you'll be complaining to the minister.


The Biden administration's absurd justification for its Yemen war. On Monday, the US launched its eighth wave of airstrikes in its new war against Yemeni forces, which it has now formally titled Operation Poseidon Archer. The strikes are aimed at breaking a Red Sea shipping blockade, which the de facto authorities in Yemen have implemented to pressure Israel and its allies into ceasing the genocidal onslaught in Gaza. At a press briefing on Monday, Principal Deputy State Department spokesperson Vedant Patel uttered a now familiar Biden administration line when asked if the war should escalate to involve US boots on the ground. First, as it relates to the Houthis, the United States is not interested in any escalation, but it is never acceptable for malign actors to target international vessels, to target legitimate commerce that is flowing through the Red Sea, Patel said. We're talking about international waters that allow 30% of global container shipping to flow through those waters, 15% of seaborne trade. This is a waterway that is vital, and we will always take appropriate steps to hold those accountable that put things like legitimate commerce, civilians, US personnel in harm's way. Ever since the Biden administration began bombing Yemen, its official spinmeisters have been babbling about commerce and global container shipping to justify it. The unspoken premise behind this justification is that an active genocide should be permitted to continue with zero economic repercussions of any kind, for Israel or anyone else. It's just taken as a given by empire managers and their defenders that the money must keep flowing and the gears of capitalism must keep turning at the same rate they were turning before Israel began massacring tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians, if not faster. That the horrors being unleashed in Gaza should have no material impact on the rest of the world whatsoever. The empire will permit you to think thoughts and feel feelings about the butchery in Gaza quietly in the privacy of your own head, and under the right circumstances it will even permit you to attend pro-Palestine demonstrations and share your opinions on social media. But as soon as it comes to physically interfering with the gears of the imperial machine, they'll blow your guts out. Which is of course absurd. The horrors in Gaza should be affecting the whole world. Our lives should not be proceeding normally, and it's freakish and obscene that they do. It's a sign of a profoundly sick civilization that so many of us in the west are able to lose ourselves in idle entertainment and laugh and stuff our faces with snacks and go out on the town when the nightmare in Gaza continues to unfold. Gaza should be stopping us in our tracks. Hell, we should be disrupting the economy ourselves. We shouldn't have to wait for impoverished Yemenis to do it for us. We should be holding general strikes, and stopping ships and disrupting everything we can possibly disrupt in order to force western civilization to look at what it's supporting in Gaza and bring this mass atrocity to a screeching halt. Instead, we're just sleepwalking through life like we always do, while people in the poorest nation in the Middle East bravely fight our battle for us. The empire is not entitled to expect that all commerce keep flowing normally during an active genocide. Israel is not entitled to have zero consequences for its actions, and its trading partners are not entitled to be unaffected by those consequences. The idea that it is normal and appropriate to use any and all measures to prevent Israel's atrocities from having any material impact on commerce, up to and including starting a new American war, is self-evidently ridiculous. It's been an incredibly draining past 100 days for those of us who've been following events in Gaza. There have been days when I couldn't even believe the sun dared to shine. The premise that there shouldn't even be a slight economic downturn as a result of this madness, and that it's fine to start a war to make sure there isn't, deserves to be dismissed with extreme disdain. We live in a dystopian world where it's completely normalized to subvert human interests to commercial interests, to toss tens of thousands of lives into the incinerator for wealth and convenience, where war profiteers rake in vast fortunes for selling instruments of mass murder to genocidal governments, and where the most powerful empire in history declares a war to defend shipping containers at the cost of human life.


So guys, I am back with another Cyberpunk 2077 video, and today I bring you the location of a missing legendary piece. Has it gone guys, my name is DPJ and if you do enjoy the video, leaving a like really helps out, and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. Okay, so when the game first released, or basically a few months after the game released, and I went through and made a video of every single legendary and iconic item in the game, we did have a few, well sets of legendary gear in regards to clothing or armour, where they were missing individual pieces. Now there was no word from CDPR, and where the he's were, no word from CD Projekt Red at all in regards to the missing items, most of us just presumed that they weren't in the game. But with the latest update, the latest patch to 1.6, we are seeing some of these items seemingly appear back in the game, it's like they were bogged out originally, and we're slowly seeing them reappear in the game. Now the actual piece of gear I'm talking about is actually a part of the media set. Now the media set you're seeing on screen now with this character, my character has had this for quite a while, but if you see guys I'm actually missing the feet, I've got the cap, I've got the eyepiece, I have the top, I have the bottoms, but I'm missing the boots, I'm missing the footwear, well guys they have been added into the game, but there is a bit of a catch. Now if you've already got the media cargo pants, therefore you cannot go back and get the boots unless you start the game again, or you just wait for new game plus, whenever that's going to arrive. So yes, if you've already been and got the media cargo pants, you can't get the boots because what's happened guys is they've added it into the boots within the same loot source as the pants, so if you've already got the pants you can't get them, which is a weird one in my opinion, but hey, anyway guys on screen now you're going to see the location of where the boots can be found with the pants, you'll see in the on screen now, so go to this fast travel point and just follow the route I take and there after this guys I'll show you the location of where you can get the top, the eyepiece and the cap as well if you haven't got this full set yet and you want to rock it, that's completely up to you and there we have it guys, if any more items like this pop-up I'll be sure to have you covered right here on my channel, but guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you like what you see I want to see more cyberpunk be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I'll see you on that next one


Welcome to the Heritage Science Research and Testing Lab at the National Archives and Records Administration. I'm Dr. Lindsay Oakley, one of four scientists here in the lab who work with many different types of equipment and technology to understand the collection, the materials they are made from, and how to preserve them. We are excited to give you a tour today and show you what our lab work looks like and how it helps ensure that future generations will continue to have access to important archival records and information. Our nation's most recognizable founding documents, such as the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and Bill of Rights are held here at the National Archives. A team of experts in conservation, exhibit design, and heritage science work together to make sure that these documents are safely displayed over the years for visitors. Let's turn here to meet one of the scientists who works with especially designed encasements made to preserve these precious documents. This is Mark Ormsby, physicist, one of the scientists here who works with these specialized encasements. And, Mark, it seems like there's a lot going on here. Can you describe for us what we're looking at? Sure. So the archives had an exhibit a while back called What's Behind These Words? Meaning, what's the story behind the Declaration, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights? And part of that story is in the billions of records at NARA houses. But what's literally behind the charters is a lot of wiring, a lot of plumbing, a lot of sensors. And you can see that here. This is a Spear encasement, like the ones we have downtown in the Rotunda. And these encasements were built by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the documents were sealed about 20 years ago. So you have the parchment document, the glass, a special frame, and a seal here. And the interior, we removed the air and replaced it with humidified argon. So there's no oxygen inside, so that helps to prevent reactions that depend on oxygen. So the goal is for this seal to maintain an atmosphere without oxygen for 100 years. And that's a challenging goal. And so part of our job is to monitor how well the encasements are doing. So we have a lot of equipment here, different sensors. A lot of what you're seeing here is equipment for measuring the oxygen concentration. So we have an oxygen sensor here connected to a lot of valves. There are temperature, humidity, pressure sensors inside. And normally when we want to take measurements, we have to do that overnight because the charters on display every day. So that limits what we can do. But during the pandemic, because the Rotunda was closed, we were able to get in there and take measurements over many days. So we have some better data to work with. So that's what a lot of this equipment here is for. And this is all part of the effort in preserving the documents, leading up to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026. So Mark, obviously not every document at NARA is in a specializing encasement like this. How are other records preserved? Right. So the archives has billions of papers, maps, photographs, motion pictures. And we can't have a custom design temperature and humidity sensors for everything. So in our storage areas, we use data loggers to record the temperature and humidity because the most cost effective way to preserve the records is to provide good storage conditions, which generally means cooler and drier conditions. And so we use the data from these loggers and we work with conservators, archivists, our engineering staff to monitor the conditions and make sure that we're meeting our specifications for providing a good environment. I also see behind you some historic papers. Can you tell us a little bit about that? Sure. So besides looking at the big picture and, you know, huge enormous storage areas, we do look at individual items and collections of items. And so this is paper that is about 500 years old. And you can compare that to one from the late 1800s. And you can see that this one that's about 500 years old is really well preserved. And this is part of a study collection that was collected by Tim Barrett, who's a paper maker. He's retired from the University of Iowa now. And he's a former Fulbright fellow who studied paper making under a Fulbright fellowship. And I started working with Tim because he was interested in the role that gelatin sizing might play in helping to preserve these papers. So gelatin was a coating that was put on them. It's not easy to measure how much gelatin is on there. You can do it destructively, which we did on these study samples, but of course we don't want to do that on our collections. We tried measuring it with ultraviolet light, with mid infrared light, using other equipment in the lab. But those microscopes weren't sensitive enough. So we got this near infrared system and developed a chemometric model. So near infrared light has a number of advantages as far as collecting data in the near infrared and looking at the gelatin. But it's more complicated to work with mathematically. It's more difficult to interpret. And we could do this all non-destructively. So we collect the spectra and we developed a model using calibration specimens, went through a lot of processing to develop the model, examined about 1,500 European handmade papers. And we looked at a lot of properties and what we were able to show was that over time the gelatin concentration decreased significantly. And this is a trend that held up across countries, across a variety of ways of looking at the data. And so we had all this data, 1,500 specimens, a lot of techniques for looking at it. And the real key in understanding how all of it fits together was a materials and workmanship rating, which is the data plotted here. And that took advantage of Tim's expertise as a hand paper maker. Again, we were able to show these trends, depending the trend and quality or the amount of gelatin held up when we looked over the craftsmanship ratings. And that's what really allowed us to combine this information. And it was a really good example of a collaboration where we're doing a lot of really technical work, a lot of mathematical work, a lot of data analysis, and a lot of discussion back and forth with an expert in the field, trying to understand how the pieces fit together, what it tells us about the tradition of hand paper making and how the technology and the economic aspects of paper making changed over several centuries. And at the same time, we also learned some things about some properties that might affect how more modern papers, how they age over time. Let's keep going on our tour and meet another scientist at work. Here we are on the X-ray for lessons lab with Dr. Jennifer Herman. What are you working on today? Today we're analyzing a Fractor that you can see here. It's a family history record. It records the births, the deaths, the marriages. It was very precious to people in the 1800s but in the early 19th century in order to get pension benefits for deceased service members, the family had to send it to the government. It was probably very hard to part with it. However, they are now part of our holdings and so they're preserved for future generations. A lot of them were laminated in an early plastic called cellulose acetate and even though a lot of research was done on cellulose acetate as a preservation technique because it helped keep the Fractors and other precious documents like the Louisiana Purchase from tearing or getting dirty, through natural aging we found that when it degrades it can sometimes release acetic acid, also known as vinegar. So we are doing this analysis in order to make sure that we can safely remove the cellulose acetate lamination but in order to do that we need to soak it in acetone. The conservators soak it in acetone. So I've already analyzed the yellow and the red pigment and we know that they're inorganic and I'll show you that on the computer in a second. But we need to make sure that the blue is also inorganic so that we know that it will be safe to delaminate this in acetone. If the pigments are organic, then they could dissolve or fade when put in the acetone and we obviously don't want to change the document negatively. So everything looks good here. So here I have the spectrum for the red pigment that I showed you over there and the yellow pigment and we can see a large signal for mercury. The mercury tells me that this is vermilion which was a very common pigment used in this period. The yellow peak seen here shows lead and chromium and that tells me that the yellow is also an inorganic pigment which is yellow lead chromate. So both of these pigments will be safe for the delamination. Now we're going to run the blue that I had just finished setting up over there. So I'm checking it. It's in the right position starting the x-ray. So this will just take a couple of minutes. But we can already see a signal for iron appearing and we think that this is the iron-based pigment Prussian blue. Prussian blue is really interesting though because it has an organic component as well as the inorganic component. But this instrument which is an x-ray fluorescence instrument only can see this section of the periodic table while the organics are not seen, cannot be detected by the interactions with the x-rays because they're too light. So the instrument's done running and we can go over to the FTIR now though and see if we can detect the organic portion of it to fully confirm that the document will be safe for delamination. And I should mention we dimmed the lights while running it so that the document was not experiencing any more light than it was necessary. So this is our FTIR and it's great that we have this complementary technique to the XRF we were just using on the laminated fractors because this instrument detects the organic portion of the sample. So we have an orphan flake from the fractors and this one was not laminated so we can use it in this instrument to look at the organic portion. The infrared light will interact with the compounds here and we will see peaks that are characteristic of stretches and vibrations in our analytical spectrum. And the instrument is thinking and oh here we can see quite clearly the cyanide peak from the Prussian blue. And so now from the XRF we were able to see the iron and combined with this organic section of the cyanide molecule we know that this is definitely Prussian blue and so therefore from all the analysis we've done we know that these are inorganic pigments. So Jen how does having analytical information like this help preserve records at NARA? It means that we can make science-based decisions and instead of having to just hope that the pigments used are inorganic and won't dissolve in the delamination treatment we know that they are inorganic and therefore will remain unchanged during this treatment and so the conservation treatment will further preserve the records safely based upon our scientific analysis. Thanks Jen. So here we are on the last stop of our tour with Dr. Henry Duan. Henry what are you working on today? This piece of equipment is called micro-fading capacitor. What it does is to focus intense lightening on a tiny spot on the record which you can see here but you can see this magnified image to detect its color fading in a short period of a few minutes. So how is that data then used by other experts at NARA? Okay so based on the fading rate on this light on that spot we compare it under the same condition with this piece of reference spot which contains a different color dye with a long fading rate and you can see this is the fading curve on this blue dye after it falls it fades here you can see the blue fading here and by comparing this fading data with this one we can assess roughly how that image will fade in actual display lightening condition. This data will help us make a data-driven decision-making to mitigate the display risk in terms of lightening design and exposure period. Thank you Henry a fascinating place to end our tour. You're welcome. The types of records NARA holds are varied and we are dedicated to both preserving them and providing access for the public in future generations. Scientists who work in the Heritage Science Lab are flexible and work with many different types of techniques and instruments in order to answer the wide range of questions that our archival records inspire. Each time we analyze a record we provide another layer of information to the history of these records and a deeper understanding of the complexities of preserving the records and the materials in NARA's holdings whether they will be displayed, handled in research rooms or stored safely for future use. Thank you very much for visiting the lab.


Santa knows where to find all the best and hottest smartphones just in time to make this Christmas better and bigger than ever. Better service, bigger savings, that's today's Appalachian Wireless. Hundreds gathered in Paintsville High School Gymnasium this evening to remember Joey Couch. Although Couch is remembered by many through his achievements in sports at Paintsville High School and the University of Kentucky, he is also remembered by his larger-than-life personality, his huge heart and his big smile. When we were going away games in basketball, he didn't have a way to get back home and then get back to catch the bus, so I'd take him home with me. And every time that would happen, I would immediately call my wife and say, Jamie, go to the store because Joey could certainly eat. Joey was a great person and will always be remembered that way.  I don't know if you can feel this guy's shoes. I'll be honest with you, he was just larger than life at Paintsville High School. Not only did Couch have a big smile, he also had the ability to put a smile on the face of everyone he met. When you mentioned his name, there was a smile that was associated with that.  He was very close to him, we did a lot of things together. And so it's tough to let him go with this part of my life, but I'm pleased to see people here that are remembering him and celebrating him as we remember him. Funeral services for Joey Couch will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. Reporting from Paintsville, I'm Sean Allen for EKB News.


We think the hospitality of people in India and people on the Balas and Leels exceeded all my expectations. It's the perfect introduction to India. Fort with its liveliness, the village that lives inside the fort, it gave us a sense to experience India, how it might have been in the past. Like Taj Mahal was like, wow. And then like, beautiful. And then you learn in school like, oh, this is so beautiful for love.  As we're going along on the train, we're trying all these different curries and spices and colors of the dishes. And that's a great way to explore India is also through the culinary art. You know, Indian food is one of my favorites. It's just been a nice, fun-packed week of adventure to see all the different sides of India.


When we in the UK voted to leave the European Union, it came as a shock to the political elite. The vote had followed months or even years of relentless pro-EU propaganda from the state and of course from the mainstream media. They told us that if we voted to leave the EU, that was it. We were out. There was no going back. Suddenly, following the result, there was a soft Brexit and a hard Brexit and we didn't know what we were voting for and we got it all wrong. We must have a second vote, they said, and a third or however many it takes to get the right result. Now prominent members of the mainstream media let their feelings be known about this as they increasingly do. Brexit was a disaster and what had caused it? Democracy. Therefore, democracy was a disaster. And when the American people voted to elect Mr. Donald Trump to the White House, the media had the same reaction. Disaster. Something must be done. The people had had a say and it wasn't what the elite had hoped. How could it be that we could go against the grain, go against the wishes of the wealthy? How could we resist this ferocious fear mongering? Because we had democracy. It was democracy that gave us that voice. So needless to say, the elites want democracy ended. Our democratic vote removed. How dare we have the ability to overrule them? They will try to make sure that doesn't happen again. Now the history of the western world is a battle for. Democracy, a history of a battle between the powerful and the powerless. We have freedoms, we lose them, we get them back. That's our history and it's a story that's still being told. The European Union exists in order to remove our democratic voice and to impose a top-down and remote governance with zero accountability. Just imagine what our rulers could get away with if we had no voice at all or no ability to stop them. Democracy is in crisis. So let's look at the threats it faces. The European Union is an obvious one. Not only has it overridden the results of the referendum results in other member states but we know it would happily do the same with Brexit. The media is another great threat to our democratic freedoms because it campaigns to bring them to an end. That is not an exaggeration. The BBC has been campaigning, yes, campaigning for an overthrow of the Brexit result and indeed it has campaigned to bring down Donald Trump and demonise all he represents. The media is the filter between the politicians and the people. It decides what information people receive and it delivers that information with a contemptible dishonesty in order to advance its own agenda.  They are reminiscent of the tools of every despot and tyrant in history. They criminalise political opinion and stamp out opposition to government policy. No longer are we allowed to criticise mass immigration, multiculturalism, religions, foreign cultural practices for all of this may amount to hate. The effort to criminalise hate is an effort to criminalise our very emotions. Hate is an emotion. It's an internal human feeling. It cannot be regulated by the state. Our emotions are ours to possess and ours to express. Only genuine tyranny seeks to regulate the very thoughts in our heads, but that is what we are living with today. Electoral fraud, cheating at elections. We know this happens and it is increasing and as the people begin to push back, expect more of it. This is profoundly immoral. It is the ultimate theft and we must and will do all we can to stop it in its tracks. Democracy is threatened also by the power of the unelected, the civil service and beyond. How can it be that our elected representatives can find themselves so unable to enact policy if the unelected civil service disapproves? It's because our democracy isn't working. So, for Britain has the solution to all of this, we know how to restore our democracy. Withdraw from the European Union. Now.  Legally oblige the media to tell the truth. End widespread postal voting. Introduce voter ID. Investigate and prosecute all of those involved in electoral fraud to the fullest extent of the law. Make the unelected in our public sector accountable. No longer will they make the rules, pay themselves huge salaries and never answer to the public that funds them. Enough. All of this has to end. Now, we can only save our democracy through democracy and we can only exercise our democracy if we begin at the ballot box. We will only regain our freedoms if we fight for them and that means electing people who will do what needs to be done. For Britain will do what needs to be done. You will end this elitism and return power to the people where it belongs. Now, that is our mission. That is our task and it can and will be done. The power of the people has altered history before and it will alter history again. Thank you.