I've never heard of that distro before when that happens I make one of these videos and you and I together we install that distro and we discover exactly what the that distro is and That's what we're going to do today. So today. We're going to be taking a look at a distro called Scepter Linux S E P T O R now. This is a very special Linux distribution from what I can tell there's not a ton of stuff out there on it They do have a website, which is better than some of the distros that I looked at on this series They also have a wiki, but mostly that is just release notes. So there's not a ton of stuff here literally The amount of documentation that describes exactly what scepter is is a paragraph long, which I'm going to read you right now So this is their website and as we can see they are based on Debian They run KD plasma and they have tour technologies now We'll talk more about the tour and the security stuff here in a second, but if we hit read more It's going to scroll us down to this this is Exactly and only what they have told us what they are But like this is all you get as far as I can tell now there have been times where I've been wrong many times as I Continually tell you on this channel. I get things wrong, and I miss things if there's more to your description than this I haven't found it. I'll show you there wiki in a minute, and maybe we'll discover together something that's a little bit different, but This is what we know scepter Linux is an operating system that provides users with a perfect computing environment For surfing the internet anonymously scepter provides users with a stable and reliable distribution That is based on Debian GNU slash Linux and works on a wide range of computers Distribution featuring a customized KD plasma desktop and tour technologies And then it has a list of the things that we can expect on the ISO now From what I've been able to Suss out if you will This is a live environment. It's meant to be it's meant to be used in a live environment And is not meant to be installed on hardware something similar to like tails or cubes So that's what we're gonna do. We're gonna look at this We're not gonna actually install it because there's no installer from what I could tell But we're gonna take a look at the live environment and see what it's all about But first let's go ahead and take a look at the little wiki agent because we we know wikis are always very informative So as far as I can tell again, all this does is link to the description of the apps that is that it has included So this stuff like for example KD plasma 5 This is just a copy and pasted description of plasma 5 as far as I can tell and then we have this the release notes So we'll scroll to the most recent release which was October or August 10th of this year And these are the release notes. That's Yeah, that's it. There is it. There's a video here, but that I have not watched but it gives us the versions of all the new software and It says it's been upgraded to Debbie and bullseye as of October 10th, which I might be wrong But I think that was before bullseye was actually official, but I might be wrong on that I think that bullseye came out in September, but Again could be wrong on that time just flies when you're having fun. So I'm not sure. Anyway, so literally That's all the documentation we have. That's all we know about Scepter Linux. Now it may have Come across that I'm judging them, but that's mostly just the tone that I use for these videos But they don't at least so far have done a very I don't think that they have done a very good job of telling us what their distribution is about I actually got most of my information On scepter from this page here, which is on distro watch was just I mean, it's a sad thing to say Scepter is a linux distribution Which provides users with a preconfigured computing environment for surfing the internet anonymously It is based on debian's testing branch and it uses privixy For privacy enhanced proxy together with the the tor and an enmity network to modify web page data and ht Http headers before the page is rendered by the browser the distribution uses kd plasma as the preferred desktop environment And it also includes the tor browser and onion share for anonymous file sharing. So That's All we know enough bitching about the lack of documentation. Let's go ahead and see what the thing is all about So I have A virtual machine here all set up to go now. I've been using this one here for a little I have looked at this a little bit because I wanted to make sure That this was a distribution that would fit in with the series, but needless to say we're making the video So let's go ahead and jump in so I first I need to go through and actually change The graphics display driver because from the little bit I used it the default display driver for virtual box did not work Like it loaded up, but I was having problems with it getting full screen It was a mess. So oh, hey, you want to hear something I didn't see it said there's an install option here We're installing. I didn't even see that earlier. We're going to see if we can install it Here we go. So this is looks like uh, something similar to the the devian installer just a little bit kind of also Void linux, I think has something like this is this is an end cursors installer So we're going to choose english the united states is fine american english is fine So here we go here. So we're Doing some stuff This is going to be completely unplanned because I did not see that install option Before I just loaded it in the live environment I was under the impression that it was just for live environments But apparently I was wrong. So we're going to install this thing and see how it goes We're doing a lot of different stuff here. Let's see how it goes. Um Okay, so you need to set a password for root A good password the root user should not be an empty password If you leave this empty the root account will be disabled and the system initial user account will be given the problem That's what I want it to do. Okay I want the regular user to have Pseudo privileges So please enter the same root password again. So we're just going to hit continue Okay, a user account will be created. It's weird that they do the user account first thing first, but okay So full name for the new user Matt continue username for your account continue Choose a password for the new user now. We're going to choose a very hard password to guess And then we'll continue and then it's going to ask us to do it again. Probably. Yep Continue And we're going getting the time for the network time server. Okay, so it did select eastern which is good It's exactly where we need to be Okay, so now we're going to do the partitioning So anyways, uh, let's see the installer can guide you through the partitioning Through partitioning a disk using different standard schemes or if you prefer you can do it manually With with guided partitioning You will still have a chance later to review and customize results If you choose guided partitioning for an entire disk, you will next be asked which disk should be used So we're going to use guided use the entire disk and that's the right disk. That's the only one in the virtual box partitioning scheme So all files in one partition recommended for new users or separate home partition or separate home bar and temp partition So we're just going to put them all in one. That's not usually the way I usually do it, but this is fine. Okay, so Let's go ahead and finish partitioning and write changes to disk. So that's a nice little partition thing sometimes with these these Encourages installers you have to kind of do your own thing Sometimes you even have to enter like fdisk or cfdisk in order to do the partitioning So it's nice that this actually does it for you. So that's nice, uh, write the changes to disk. Yes Here we go Unlike the other videos where I was very persistent in trying to get this installed if this doesn't install I will just scrap it and we'll go look at the live environment, which is what I was planning on doing Anyway, so I'm going to cut this away and I will come back when it gets to the next step Okay, we've gotten to the next step This it says it seems that this new installation is the only operating system on this computer If so, it should be safe to install the grub bootloader To your primary drive if your computer has other operating system that the installer failed to detect this will Make the operating system temporarily unbootable. So we just go ahead and hit yes And then we'll use the same disk and then we'll see how this goes Okay, it says installation is complete. So it is time to boot into your new system Make sure you to remove the installation media so that you can boot into the new system rather than restarting the installation So we're going to go ahead and hit continue And it should reboot here. Okay. Here we are. We have loaded into the system. I am Actually quite shocked that that worked usually I have the hardest of times with the end curses installers They don't like me for whatever reason every time I try one of those things. They just break And I don't blame them. I blame me. That's obviously I do something wrong, but this time it worked So we're going to enter our password here And hit enter and we have the traditional kde splash screen coming up And here we are we are in scepter linux now first impressions, which aren't really first impressions because I used it earlier, but Uh, my impressions of the desktop and the layout is that it is okay I'm going to show you a few things that I like a few things that I don't like And uh, the wallpaper is, um Interesting it is custom made so kudos for that. They didn't just use a stock wallpaper I would change it though because I don't like that color. Anyways, uh Going into the menu here. We're going to go ahead and first we're going to open up a terminal So first we'll do uh control t And that does open up a terminal here.  All right, so we're this was running kernel 5.10.0. This is It says 2 000 packages pre-installed now Don't be alarmed by that. This is a devian based distro. Devian distros always have way more packaging It has something to do with the way they count packages So whereas you install arch you're going to have something like 700 out of the box Is really they're kind of the same. It just has to do with how they count the dependencies and stuff So this is using bash 5.1 This is plasma 5.20 Which is as far as i'm aware pretty old at this point I'm not sure We'll look here in a minute, but i'm pretty sure that plasma 5.20 is pretty old at this point It might be the last lts. Uh, this is that is using the oxygen theme and the scepter 2 plasma theme Along with the alufo alufold Uh icons, which i've never heard of before so we've done that. Let's go ahead and see If htop is installed, which is not so sudo apt update and and sudo apt upgrade Always an update your computer before you try to install something I I have learned that the hard way before so We'll go ahead and do this and see how long it takes to update That's quite a lot of updates, but not surprising go ahead and because this iso was released. I believe in august I might be wrong about that, but it has been quite a while. I believe so we're just going to update this Okay, that has been updated. Let me go ahead and do a sudo apt install htop here and then we can Run htop so we can see here it's using about 723 megabytes of memory, which is about normal for plasma. It has 80 tests 219 threads and It looks like xorg and console and stuff for the ones that are using the most in terms of cpu percentage right now, which is again 100% normal because htop seems to take a little bit of memory. So As you can see the theme here is very breeze ask, but breeze circa plasma 4 If you well, maybe plasma 3. I'm not sure at one point kd kde Not kde plasma kde had these round buttons, which were just Fugly it's all get out in my opinion. So It's weird that they chose to basically just use plasma, which is or excuse me. They just chose to use breeze But they changed the window decorations not my cup of tea, but not anything you can't change. Anyways, we can go and close that And now we can go through and see some of the applications that are installed Now i'm not going to go through all of them because there are a ton of applications installed Again, that's what led me to believe other than Distro watch being you know distro watch that this was for live environments only because a lot of times the live environment Distros include a lot of software out of the box Because then you don't have to go through and install them. So in terms of graphics. We have gimp. We have The holy bria office suite is here ocular spectacle for doing screenshots k color chooser I'm pretty sure the entire plasma stack is here as well because we have a whole bunch of k Apps ones, you know the things that are that have k at the beginning of their name So let's go ahead and go back to all applications here the internet We have a hex chat kd connect onion share, which is I believe that that's the file the The network file sharing app for tor the tor network Qtox, which is another tor client and we have the tor browser as the default browser We can go ahead and open up this now It's said in that on the distro watch that they do special things to filter out particular parts of the internet in order to Facilitate anonymity how that works. I'm not exactly sure, but I'm going to go ahead and hit connect here I've Have a very interesting profession right now. I've never once in my life used tor like never So I'm not going to be able to really tell you much about this. I've never had a Desire to actually learn about it I will say that that responsiveness isn't all that great, but This is basically firefox as far as I know but with like uber privacy You know enabled and then you use it for privacy reasons It has an ad blocker installed by default, which is nice. So yeah, that's tor. I wonder what if we Go down here and see this is version We're getting an update. Whoa. Okay. So this is version 10.5.4 based on firefox 78 I'm pretty sure tor is almost always based on the esr Version, but I might be wrong about that But anyways, that's tor how that affects like let's just say we wanted to go to Great website I will that waiting for it to load Our systems detected unusual traffic on your computer Apparently, I won't go to youtube possibly because this is tor. I'm not sure. What if we just go to regular google um I'm assuming this is a tor feature because google's you know, you're gonna track you a lot So but you know, this is more for me learning what tor is about then probably what you guys are interested in because Everybody out there probably knows what tor is and how to use tor. I don't know anything about it other than exists So i'm just going to leave that because just assume that I don't know what all i'm doing So there's nothing wrong there. I would probably just install firefox But then again, if you're using this if you're using this you're using it because you want those anonymity features You're not going to be using it because you want to visit youtube and google and stuff like that But I don't know it's all going to depend on what your use case is because if you're downloading this you want To use that tor stuff and you're using it for a reason Granted they haven't done a very good job Of explaining the features and the reason why you'd want to use their distro because they literally have one paragraph of descriptions on their website Which I seem to be coming back to again. All right, so let's go ahead and multimedia here We have elsa eliza for the music player. We have vlc Office we have all the library office suite here. We also have several of the Contact k organizer and contact information for the kdp suite the plasma suite Is what I was looking for that word that I was looking for The words are hard. The words are just not flowing today. I don't know what's going on I should have taken the day off like I was planning on doing and then I wouldn't have to stumble over my words so much Anyway, settings are just going to be the standard kd setting stuff. We also have some napkin package manager here for installing Pack, uh, you know applications and such Utilities, let's see here. We have a whole bunch of k stuff like For the kd plasma suite the stuff we expected, uh, and then that's it pretty much So let's go ahead and take a look at the settings here And we'll see in terms of like Themes we just have regular breeze and the scepter theme But you can go through and obviously add it whatever things you want This is using the the breeze dark Plasma style and the application style, which is also breeze. But the window decorations is, uh, Oxygen that's the yeah, I'm pretty sure oxygen was a previous version for kde. I'm almost positive I remember that I remember those because I Highly dislike them because they're really I don't know.  I mean literally They're matt you've changed it stop bitching about it Seriously anyways, this is just uh, let's go down here to uh Let's see if we actually I think katie plasma or katie Um Removed the system information out of the the settings panel. So this is version 20 5.20 5 for plasma. This is using the apps version to the use to tell you what apps katie plasma apps you are using Apparently that's not the case anymore. Uh, let's go ahead and open Go back to tour here for a second and see what the latest. Oh, we got to connect again always connect automatically Latest katie plasma release Because I don't actually remember what version katie plasma. I haven't used plasma in ages I used to like You know follow that religiously like ooh new shiny new things I will say That if you're gonna use tour expect us to be really Really slow. I'm but I'm positive that that's a tour thing Not a problem with scepter, but again if you're using this you're using it because you want to use tour and it's just This this would this would be pretty much borderline unusable for me. I mean I've not been sitting here for 30 minutes. It's not 30 minutes I have been waiting for 30 minutes for this load. No 30 seconds But still that's that was quite a and we still got to go to the page 5.24. I'm I think maybe a few moments later Okay, so it took a while for me to actually find that information apparently they bury it a little bit katie plasma 5.23 appears to be the latest so this is A little old, but again, this is debbie and so it's not that surprising But according to distro watch it uses the testing version according to their website. They're using bullseye So which one's true? I'm not actually sure because they can't both be true so From this I would say that they're using the stable branch It's not the testing branch because if they were using the Testing branch, I think that they would be at least up a couple more versions I don't think they'd be that the latest But I think that they'd beat up a little bit more than five that 20 which is several releases now old So you don't use a debbie and base distro for the the latest and greatest So it's not that big of a deal But you should just keep that in mind if you decide to use this now overall I think this is probably better as a live like environment because as a Like an installable distro. I mean, it's not bad. It's not, you know, horrible or anything, but I think that the merit of this distro Is is in that you would be able to take it with you and always be anonymous I think if that would is the way that it's probably intended to be used and there's nothing wrong with it It's fairly it's really surfaceable. It uses kd plasma, which which I really like it has reasonable applications installed It doesn't have a ton of duplicates which which I've seen a ton of distributions that are for live environments do like they have just A ton of duplicates because they don't want you to have to download stuff every time you You know boot into live environments. So it this doesn't do that It's well does fairly well designed. It has you know, I we don't look at the wall papers But I mean I suppose we could do that Here are the wall papers that they have installed Some debbie and wall papers And that's I mean Yeah, so I mean there we will look at the wall papers. There's not really all that much more We could take from from this As I said, I'm positive that this would make more sense as a live environment. I don't know If it would allow you to install stuff on the live environment and then have it be persistent I'm not sure if that has happened because like I said, I'm not sure how this is supposed to be used Because they don't have to do a very good job of explaining What it is other than it's supposed to be something that facilitates anonymity with the tour thing So if you are looking for a distribution that is Kind of built around tour I'm because I'm sure there's a lot of like under the ground things that they've built in to facilitate tour being part of the operating system Uh, because it seems to be their thing Uh that I just don't know about because like I said, I don't know anything about tour Like zero things about tour the way, you know I know they talk about onions a lot, but I couldn't tell you what that is It's something that I'm gonna have to learn. I should learn it. I just have never taken an opportunity to do so Uh, that's for me to do and for me to improve myself on anyways That is it for this video. Uh, I don't have much more to say about it is it's yet another debbie and based Distribution, but it seems to be more They have their niche which seems to be focusing on people who desire anonymity How this compares to tails. I couldn't tell you I've never used tails So maybe that's the next one I take a look at so that is it for this video If you would like to get in contact with me or you have thoughts on On this particular distro you can leave those in the comment section below I love our conversations and love to get into it with people who disagree with me It's always fun. If you want to get in contact with me on twitter You can do so at the linux cast you can support me on patreon at patreon.com Slash linux cast before I go or let's take one thing my current patrons devon chris east coast web gen 2 is fun too patrick hill primus marcus megalin jackson every tool steve a sit a Mitchell art center amityas merit camp jester lee j-dog in the bsd rock. Thanks everybody for watching. I'll see you next time


and welcome to Restaurants Hawaii on Think Kauai. I am your host, Cheryl Matsuoka, the executive director of the Hawaii Restaurant Association. Restaurant tours know this. They're top three largest expenses, payroll, food and beverage, and commercial rent. Today we're talking about commercial rent, and I have three speakers with me today, and they're all have years of experience in the commercial leasing environment here in Hawaii. So first, ladies first, I'd like to please have Stephanie introduce yourself. Hi, I am Stephanie England, general manager of Kamakana LEE. I came to Hawaii in 2006, and have been here since. My work initially in real estate started with tenant coordination and construction related elements. And in 2016, I was offered a position with JLL to bring out of the ground and open Kamakana LEE, which was my construction experience, certainly helped facilitate that project and allowed me a lot of information and back knowledge to be able to help with that process. But I currently, as I said, am managing Kamakana LEE. And prior to that, I managed eight other properties from, you know, Aina Haina shopping centers like strip center, Kahala Mall office buildings, and the like. So certainly real estate has been my forte for many years now. Very nice. Welcome Stephanie. And Devin, please introduce yourself. Hi, I'm Devin Higa. I'm vice president for National Retail Leasing with JLL here in Hawaii. I've been in commercial real estate for about 15 years now, originally with general growth properties and work primarily on landlord representation for our company here in the state. Some of the major projects that work on our Kamakana LEE out in Kapolei, Wynward Mall, in Kaneohe and Kukui Grove over on Kauai. Nice to meet you Devin. And I have also Biff. Hi, Biff. Could you please tell me? I'm Biff Graeper. I'm a retail restaurant salesperson with Collier's International and a restaurant consultant. I have over 30 years of senior restaurant experience in managing and profitability of restaurants. And I have over 20 years experience doing restaurant transactions in real estate. Thank you, Biff. Today we're going to be discussing commercial lease and the future of commercial lease agreements. I just have a few questions that were sent in from our viewers. Number one, what are some of the ways COVID-19 has affected the restaurant real estate? Biff, you want to take that one first? Sure. There are lots of things that happen. As reported in the media, restaurant mortality has gone through the roof. There were people who were unable to adopt to outdoor dining, meal delivery services and curbside pickup and things like that. They failed. And businesses that were marginal prior to COVID-19, they failed. And so there's been a high degree of restaurant mortality. And the government forced shutdowns and operational restrictions had led landlords and tenants both to examine what they're doing and build into future leases, the unforeseeable circumstances that a pandemic can create. So both landlords and tenants are getting more creative in the force majeure end of their leases and coming up with ways to improve that. They're negotiating protections in their leases when they're unable to fulfill their obligations. And it could happen on both sides, landlord and tenant construction issues, getting permits. Building permits have become a big issue, particularly since COVID. And easily, they get to 12 months to get a building approved. And construction materials, there's been a lot of delays in construction materials affecting the real estate. And it's getting hard to paint things in there. Supply chain disruptions and furniture fixtures and equipment are taking longer to get here. And sometimes they're totally unavailable. And restaurateurs have to get very creative in having all the furniture fixtures and equipment at the store to get open on time. And there have been changes in the infrastructure of premises. High air filtration has become important. And people have gone to a lot of touchless doors, automatic doors, automatic soap dispensers and things like that. So there have been changes in the infrastructure for restaurants also. It's pretty much what I think. Well, everything that you've touched on, I have seen in our restaurant that have been incorporating everything to create a safe environment for our patrons and our employees. Stephanie, do you have anything to add in some of the ways that COVID-19 has affected the restaurant industry in real estate? You know, I think the only thing I would add, you know, to kind of carry on what Beth was saying is that, you know, we had some tenants that did an incredible job. And I'm very proud at Kama Kana Li'i that we didn't lose tenants as a result of COVID-19. We had incredible partnerships with landlord and tenants that were able to come together and figure out solutions to the lease structures that were in place and deferment of rent and all of those various elements. As a shopping center, we had an obligation to do our best to reduce expenses anywhere and everywhere we could with the common area expenses and things like that. And so we were able to accomplish many of those strategies, tactics, and things to be able to help reduce some of those expenses to help our tenants sustain themselves through COVID. And I think the stories that we have to share, those tenants who truly pivoted, who truly took on that responsibility and, you know, became an example of how to take a sit-in signing-in experience and pivot that to become a take-out-only business for an extended period of time. As a shopping center, we implemented various programs throughout the center to facilitate the curbside take-out and things like that. Our marketing campaigns were incredibly integral in that process as well.  So, which was, you know, in our community, that was critical. That was a very common pattern for our customer base, you know, originally. And people were craving their favorites, you know, but they wanted picking Cajun. They wanted, you know, those delicious foods, cheesecake, factory, CPK. And so I think it's important to note that it can be done, it has been done, and we at Comic Con at Elite did it very well. Yes, you did. When I took the tour there with you, Stephanie, I noticed that your food hall area is all open air. It's right there in the breezeway with a lot of picnic tables out and families enjoying all of the different restaurant offerings. So, excellent, excellent. Devin, do you have anything that you want to add, how COVID-19 affected some of our restaurants, what you saw restaurants was doing? I think Biff and Stephanie hit on most of them. I would say the only other thing that I think has been a significant impact from COVID is the labor, or the impact of labor and the availability of that. There's, like Stephanie said, a lot of pent up demand in terms of people wanting to go out and eat and do more activities with families and friends and get together. And I think just restaurants, in terms of the ones that we've been talking to, our existing ones and ones that are looking to expand and take advantage of some of the opportunities out there have been kind of constricted by that labor and being able to staff all of their restaurants from open to close. So, still see some impacts of that in terms of limited hours of operations for some of the smaller moms and pops and even some of the nationals just getting the coverage and the customer service levels that you would typically see or expect from them. So, I think that in addition to some of the other challenges that Biff mentioned with the supply chain and the construction continues to still be an issue with restaurants. Yes, you're absolutely correct. Another question that came in, Biff, is how is the current inflation affecting the restaurant's real estate environment? One of the ways in the past, most landlords wanted annual rent increases. This is normal and most landlords had a percentage that they wanted it to increase, something like 3% or 3.5% per year. And with this inflation, some landlords are taking a new approach now and they not only want a percentage, they also want it either to be a percentage increase or the increase in CPI, the consumer price index. Because if the consumer price index goes up 8% and they're only getting a 3% increase, they'll lose the ground and their income to cost of living has gone down. So, I'm seeing that on the landlord side coming into play. I'm sure there are other things but that's what comes to mind for me. Interesting, Biff. Interesting. Devin, do you have anything to add in of how the current inflation is affecting restaurants' real estate landscape? No, I think Biff kind of hit it on the head. I think the important thing and even on our side where I handle mostly landlord work is making sure that our clients are aware and educated just because a restaurant may be doing more sales than they were potentially doing before COVID in 2019. It doesn't necessarily mean that they're more profitable. A lot of the restaurants have had to increase their prices to offset the inflation, the supply chain issues and to offset all those costs to increasing labor as well. So, they may actually be doing the same amount of transactions and offsetting all of that inflation with the higher costs. So, just taking a look and making sure you're understanding how the restaurants are actually performing. I think it's important on both tenants' side and the landlord side to acknowledge that. Very good. Thank you, Devin. Now, when I was at Comic-Con on E, I got to take the tour and we did go out and we did see a location and I think this is where most of the restaurant tours are now looking for something that's more has also an outdoor environment, especially after this pandemic. So, what are some of the considerations that restaurateurs are now doing when they are selecting a new restaurant site? Stephanie, do you want to take that one? Sure. I think one of our strengths through the pandemic was the fact that we were an outdoor shopping center and we had over eight restaurant locations that had outdoor dining options and our customers certainly took advantage of that. So, I do think that that is a nice addition that we do offer and we currently have a space that's currently available, the first generation space that has the lanai built into that format and I think our ownership and developer did a really good job of understanding that that is part of the culture in Hawaii and for Tudus in some ways that as we went through COVID that we were able to truly take advantage of that and so I do think restaurant tours are looking for elements like that, especially as we look back and see COVID and the impacts of that and a customer truly felt safer dining outside rather than inside during that time frame. Yes, and I got to see that space. It's a first generation space that's vacant and it has a beautiful lanai and just the breeze coming through is just gorgeous. So, the question is for Biff, is there some considerations that restaurant tours now are thinking about before selecting their next restaurant location? I think the basics still matter and the first thing I advise or consulting with somebody is the population that they're going to draw from and so they need to look at the vehicular traffic. If it's relevant to their location, they need to look at pedestrian traffic that's relevant. They need to look at other generators of customers like Kamakana Alihi as the huge customer base which they would be drawing from that come to the center. The other thing is that we had a situation with one of our restaurants. A customer came in and he said, you know, I live on the North Shore and this restaurant was in town and he said, you know, I come here once a month for the Cheesy Gal Deluxe Hamburg. It's so good and, you know, we got all puffed up. We thought, gee, you know, we're really good and then it dawned on us that we ought to find out where our customers do come from and so we did something called a dot survey and the way we did that is we asked the customer if we could ask them a couple questions and there's a free dessert for you. And the question was before you came here, can you give us the intersection that's closest to where you were? And when you leave here, can you give us the intersection that's closest to where you're going? And so then we wrote that down and we did that with our customers and we did it with 28 restaurants and some were dinner houses and some were fast food and we discovered that over 85% of the customers come within four and a half minutes and it shocked us and so suddenly realizing the vehicular traffic, the pedestrian traffic, how much traffic is in the mall, office buildings, churches that are in that zone becomes critical. And so one of the most important things that they need to look at is the population basis and then depending on the circumstances, parking becomes real important. Oh, by the way, that guy who loved his cheesy gal deluxe hamburger, his grandmother lived too hard on the bus so that's why he came every month and the parking situation is very critical. Surveys have shown that restaurant parking, two and a half people per stall is what happens with restaurant parking. So if you have 100 seats, you do the math and if you require parking, pedestrian traffic, that's the number of parking stalls you need. And so parking could be very important and if it's insufficient, you know, or there are other ways to be very important. And accessibility is the restaurant accessible.  Get off the main road and you're there. Visibility counts a lot. And then the other factor is competition. Doing what you're going to do are the other people in that zone that are doing the same thing. You're just going to be sharing the pie with them. So you want to have your individual identity in that location. But despite COVID and everything, I recommend people with a basic system like COVID and everything. And people like the shopping center, Kamakana, Ali, can provide a prospect with the number of people that order a prospect with a number of parking places and things like that. So you can get a clear picture of your potential at that location. Because the most important thing is how much sales will you do at this location? Once you have a grip on that, you can look at the grant and go, gee, this is expensive, or gee, this is really cheap. And because it's a factor of what are your sales going to be? That's what I, a lot of your sales. Good advice, Biff. Very, very solid good advice. So Devon, so what are some of the considerations you're seeing that restaurant tours are now thinking about due to what we've experienced the last two and a half years with this pandemic? And please share with us that spot that I walked through over there at Kamakana Ali. That's really prime location for any restaurant tour. Sure. I think kind of building off what Biff said about the parking. I think one of the big asks that we're seeing more and more has to do with accessibility to pick up or kind of a short-term parking. A lot of times the larger shopping centers may not be able to accommodate that reserve for specific tenants, but having access to some sort of 10 to 15 minute type of parking where customers are able to pull up and kind of run in and out to get to take out I think is a huge portion of generating additional business like Biff mentioned at looking at their overall sales. So I think that's kind of one of the bigger trends that we see coming out of pandemic is most of all the restaurants ask comes for those kinds of parking accommodations. And in terms of the availability that we have, we do have one restaurant location like you mentioned at Kamakana Ali, which is conveniently located in the grove, which is our power center that's anchored by 24-hour fitness, food land farms, also open during the pandemic as the anchor on the other side of the center. The restaurant space is about 3,500 square feet with about a thousand square foot patio that's attached to it and has direct access to our parking field, our main parking field for the shopping center. So great opportunity for anyone looking for restaurant space on the west side. We've only got a few minutes left so please I'm going to give each of you an opportunity to tell a little bit about how they can get in touch with you, some of the maybe the locations that you have maybe perfect for a restaurant and any closing remarks. So do you want to go first Stephanie? You know I think just in closing I did want to mention that that labor concern that's one thing we hear consistently from our tenants. I also wanted to share that the Hawaii restaurant card program was incredibly helpful to our restaurant chores at the center and I want to thank you for that partnership and for working that out because I know you guys brought the forefront of that and that was definitely helpful. And just the other only thing I would I would share is why Kamakana Ali'i, aside from all the wonderful things that Beth mentioned that we offer, that I would also just share that you know we have an incredible management team, we have an embedded marketing team that is here to support our tenants to work through various challenges that they have and and we're here to assist and help them strategize. We've been here you know almost six years now in this community. We know what the community wants, what the community needs and I think we are the best partner to in our ownership and just our management team to be able to create a successful opportunity for any restaurant tour at Kamakana Ali'i. Thank you Stephanie. Any closing remarks Devin before we close the show? I appreciate the opportunity to be on here and I guess the only other thing I would add is that there's a lot of great landlords out here that have the privilege of working with that that do recognize the importance of having a good balance of both local and national restaurants in all of their centers and recognize what a big draw and almost becoming the new anchors of our shopping centers that restaurants are especially coming out of of covid so there's definitely a lot of opportunities out there for people looking to expand their restaurants and again a lot of landlords out there that do value the partnership with with all of the local restaurants and the variety that they're able to provide. Thank you Devin and Bill. First thank you for having me it's been delightful and if anyone wants to get a hold of me just call Collier's International and ask for Biff and I'll be happy to talk with you about your situation and learn about what you want to do and about your situation. Other than that thank you very much. Thank you everyone thank you so much for joining me and Stephanie you are correct I was gonna say this is my last tag line um for what you restaurant card the current one that was purchased by businesses is expiring on the 30th which is this Thursday at 2 p.m so please restaurant tours it is a pure thick card I want to let restaurant tours know that everyone that is a restaurant of food service such as a bakery a coffee shop even a bar can accept this current version of the restaurant card $750,000 was purchased on this restaurant card so we still have a considerable amount still out there the difference with this is this card is is purchased by corporations and businesses so you can also put your favorite spirits on it so please everyone use that restaurant card and again this is Sharon Matsuoka the executive director of the Hawaii Restaurant Association and the Hawaii Restaurant Association is the voice of what use restaurants and food service industry thank you so much we'll see you again in two weeks thank you so much for watching think tech Hawaii if you like what we do please like us and click the subscribe button on YouTube and the follow button on Vimeo you can also follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter and LinkedIn and donate to us at think.kawaii.com Mahalo


Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to Inizor Education. I would like to continue talking about three-phase alternating current and solve a very simple problem. The problem has actually practical implementation and practical need because sometimes in our households we can use the electricity of let's say 120 volts and sometimes 220. Certain appliances like electric stove for instance or powerful air conditioner require 220 volts to reduce because they consume a lot of energy so if you increase the voltage you can decrease proportionally decrease the amperage so to prevent certain accidents whatever. In any case we do need both. The question is how it's done. Well you call an electrician an electrician probably does whatever is necessary with your connections and here is your outlet with 220. So how is it done? Well I will answer this question after I will finish talking about this little problem. So here is the problem. Let's say you have three-phase generator. Well it has four different wires zero which is basically like ground. It has phase number one which is some maximum times sine of negative. You have phase two which is shifted by 120 degrees by 2 pi over 3 relative to and you have a phase three which is shifted by yet another 120 degree which is if you wish it's 4 pi over 3 or the same thing as minus 2 pi over 3 because 2 pi is a period of function sine so that's more convenient to do this. So my question is we do know these voltages relative to to the ground to the zero okay. My question is what is the difference in voltage between pair of phases? All right well the only thing is you can calculate the pair simply. Well here it is. If this is let's say x y z and this is let's say a you have a you have x minus a you have y minus a and you have z minus a these are differences. If you need x minus y this is x minus a minus y minus a right so by subtracting one from another so to find the difference between these two we can take the difference between these two which is difference between this and this and this and this right so let's just do the calculations and this is just a simple trigonometry and that's why on this website I have a course which is called mass for teens which is prerequisite for this one and I do recommend you to take it okay so let's do let's say x minus y so this is e12 as a function of time so e is a peak voltage now if you remember effective voltage is square root of 2 less than the peak voltage we did it in some other lecture okay so the difference between this and this all right so this is e sine of omega t minus e sine omega t plus 2 pi over 3 it's more convenient for me to do it differently it's sign let's substitute phi is equal omega t plus pi over 3 then omega t would be phi minus pi over 3 minus e obviously goes factor out sine of phi plus pi over 3 so 2 pi over 3 is 5 plus pi over 3 and plane omega t is just phi minus pi why do I need it well you will see that if I will open all these parentheses and use the function of sine of difference or sum of two angles you will see how things basically just reduce cancel each other equals to so e okay sine phi cosine pi over 3 minus cosine phi sine pi over 3 right that's this one minus this is the sum of three angles well you remember I will remind sine alpha minus beta is equal to sine alpha cosine beta minus cosine alpha sine beta and this is plus this is plus well again go to trigonometry so minus some sign of some of this angle so it's sine phi cosine phi not I divided by 3 and minus again because this is minus so and this is sum of two angles so it's plus and plus so minus and minus cosine phi sine pi over 3 what happens here that's what happens so it's minus I e cosine phi sine pi over 3 equals okay now it's minus e cosine omega t plus pi over 3 oh I'm sorry that's supposed to be 2 right it's 1 and 2 so it's 2 cosine now what is the sine of pi over 3 pi over 3 16 degrees sine is square root of 3 divided by 2 so it's 2 here square root of 3 divided by 2 is equal to minus square root of 3 e cosine so what do we have here that's what's very important this is what very important these guys all are sinusoidal now doesn't really matter whether it's plus 2 pi over 3 minus it's just a shift in time but the behavior is sinusoidal with e being the peak here we have also sinusoidal oscillation because cosine and sine are basically the same graphs again shifted in time by pi over 2 so basically it's also sinusoidal but what's important is the peak voltage is not just e it's but in magnitude it goes from e to minus e to e to minus e but this goes from square root of 3 times e so it's by square root of 3 greater the difference in voltage between these two guys at any moment is greater the peak voltage is greater by square root of 3 which means that effective voltage which is square root of 2 less than the peak is also square root of 3 greater between two phases now as an example let's just take two other phases let's say phase 2 and phase 3 it will be the same so phase 2 and 3 with the e 2 3 of t difference between this and this so again it's e times sine of sum which is sine of omega t cosine 2 pi over 3 plus cosine omega t sine 2 pi over 3 minus this one minus so this is sine of difference between angles so it's cosine 2 pi over 3 minus but this is minus here so it's plus cosine omega t sine 2 pi over 3 so what do we have here we cancel this and we have 2 cosine omega t times sine of 2 pi over 3 what is sine of 2 pi over 3 it's 2 pi over 3 is 120 degree and sine is an opposite angle which is one half is it one half sine of 2 pi over 3 sine is no that's 120 degrees sorry it's not correct it's this way it's 90 plus 30 here so sine is square root of 3 over 2 so this is square root of 3 over 2 and this is one half minus one okay so what we have here again square root of 3 by the way I forgot e obviously times e times cosine omega t so what we have here exactly the same thing as before the peak voltage is 100 and square root of 3 greater than the peak voltage of the phase 2 relative to 0 so from 2 to 3 is square root of 3 greater the peak voltage from 1 to 2 and if you calculate the same thing from 1 to 3 it will be the same thing well very quickly let me just do e from 3 to 1 so from 1 to 2 from 2 to 3 from 3 to 1 okay so it's e times sine of difference which is okay here it's also convenient to do this phi is equal to omega t minus pi over 3 and I have sine of phi minus pi over 3 right phi is omega t omega t minus pi over 3 and another pi over 3 that would be this one minus sine of phi plus pi over 3 because if I will add pi over 3 will have omega t here that's what I have equals to equals sine or e obviously again I forgot e sine phi cosine pi over 3 minus cosine phi sine pi over 3 minus this is sine of sum of two angles so it's minus and minus sine phi cosine pi over 3 minus cosine phi sine pi over 3 so what do we have canceling sine cosine minus sine cosine so it's equal to 2 e minus minus and minus cosine phi and sine pi over 3 which is square root of 3 divided by 2 so we have the same thing again square root of 3 greater so as you see the difference in voltage between two phases is by square root of 3 greater than the difference between the phase and the zero so if you are in house which needs both voltages let's say 120 and 220 127 actually 220 what you do is you have you need to have at least three wires one zero and any two out of three phases and that's how this distribution actually is happening so the three phases and zero obviously go to well some kind of district let's say a building a big building gets three phases and then every apartment has zero and two out of three phases distributed evenly more or less heading let's say this in your apartment for a regular like regular lamp or something like this you can use two wires between two wires zero and and one of the phases so you have certain number of outlets which have two wires one of them is zero and other is a phase and in some cases if you have something like an electric stove or refrigerator well summer refrigerator different refrigerators on the market then you will have an outlet two wires of which are actually two different phases and in one particular case it was really curious thing I needed 220 in one particular place I didn't have it I didn't have any outlet I had for 220 but I have one outlet from phase one and zero which was 120 and then another outlet from two to zero so what I did is I took one phase from one outlet and another from one from another outlet and the difference between them was 220 don't do it at home so in any case as you see my purpose was to basically convey to you that the difference in voltage between two phases is square root of three greater in peak and in effective voltage then the difference between any phase and zero now if you will open some textbooks more or less technical textbooks they will tell you that the voltage between two phases is 1.73 greater than the voltage between phase and and and the zero but usually you don't have any explanation explanation is very simple it's plain trigonometry that's where the square root of three is and square root of three is 1.73 and etc etc okay so that's the end of this lecture I do suggest you to read the notes for this lecture on Unisor.com the calculations are all there obviously do it again yourself it's a you know good exercise in trigonometry and again let me just emphasize it again you do need masks to study physics seriously okay that's it for today thank you very much and good luck


Hello from us in Colorado, this is Maria Jones at Pointelegraph channel with the rundown of our hottest news stories from across cryptocurrency this week. Bitcoin too big to be killed? Following China's ban on ICOs and the recent news of total exchange bands, Bitcoin crashed to US$3,000. However, this crash was shot live and Bitcoin rapidly stored back to the $4,000 mark. Digital currency users are finding ways around the Chinese ban. In the meantime, Chinese neighbors such as Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea are profiting. All of this indicates that Bitcoin is more than capable of dealing with a few bombs in the road. Peter van Valkenburg, director of research at Coin Center, sees positive in Chinese major reactions. Chinese share of the broader cryptocurrency market isn't as high as it once was. Therefore, changes in regulations have had less of an impact than they would have had in a few years ago. The bounce back from these negative hits is such a quick and powerful fashion indicates that there is not much in terms of real world market pressure that can derail Bitcoin. The slump of about 20% is actually rather minor if we look at Bitcoin past volatility. Bitcoin has become too big to be sunk by one or two small mishaps along the way. A news center for Bitcoin. Following the upheaval course by the recent announcement in China, it appears that Bitcoin transaction volumes have shifted out of the country. All indicators seem to show that traders have moved to South Korea. The largest exchange in South Korea processed more transactions than Bitfinex and Bitrax. This represents a substantial shift away from China by the Bitcoin community. This may be a part thanks to South Korea's recent legalization Bitcoin. This move also highlights the community's flexibility. As Bitcoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency, no government is able to truly balance much less controlling. Countries is beginning to see that the best route forward is to embrace the currency. Many people see China's recent announcement as a blow to Bitcoin. The reality is that it simply proves what crypto fires believed about Bitcoin all along. It's remarkably flexible and multifaceted. In the wake of the lockdown on cryptocurrency in China, other countries are beginning to be more open to Bitcoin. A recent statement by Malaysia's Bank, Nigeria's governor, indicates that Malaysia may be the next to open its doors to Bitcoin. The government stated clearly that Bank Nigeria was working on cryptocurrency guidelines. While not an explicit statement, it suggests the government will legalize Bitcoin as a currency following the creation of this guideline. Malaysia has already been seen as an excellent location for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Legalization would create a wave of new investment into the country. Ray Deleur, the founder and head of Bridgewater, the world's largest hedge fund, knows a thing or two about the traditional investment business. He has spotted and steered his firm around traditional asset bubbles in the past. But does he know how to spot crypto asset bubbles? Recently, Deleur joined his friend and fellow billionaire finance mogul Jeremy Diamond in calling Bitcoin a bubble. He states that Bitcoin is not an effective storeholder wealth because it has volatility to eat unlike golf. According to Deleur's Bridgewater criteria, there are two important requirements in order to be considered a valid currency. The first is that it must serve as a medium of exchange and the second is that it must be a store of wealth. Deleur's argues that the action of resulting abundance in cryptocurrency has very much been driven by people simply thinking they can sell it in a higher price without any understanding of fundamentals. Therefore, it's a bubble. Deleur is not the only finance CEO with a negative sense on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Last week, JP Morgan's CEO, Jamie Diamond, took a shot at calling Bitcoin a fraud. Only time will tell if their two financiers are right in their predictions about cryptocurrencies. The Australian government has finally and conclusively ended the double taxation of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The bill ends the practice of taxing the purchase of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The current Australian government hopes that the bill will open doors from greater levels of Tintac investment into the country. As China moves to crack down on ICOs and other cryptocurrencies, the Australian government is seeking to embrace the sea of change in the financial world. Breaking news!  For the very latest news and events from the crypto scene, check out pointelegraph.com and subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you would like to ask me a question or share your story with us, just leave a comment right here and see you next week.


Hi everybody it's Anne here thank you for watching today so I'm going to show you how to make these really cute pop-up cards so this one here you just pull the top and then up pops the little kitten so this one was a little bit different actually made this during a live demo you've got this one here where I've not added the kennel in the background so you've just got the sky and then you can see the little pup that pops up from the grass to play with his friend and then this one here again is that kennel you just pull the tab and up pops another little puppy there to say hello to his friend have a poor summer birthday really easy to make so let me show you how okay so the dies I'm using are from the six by six and five by seven pop-up die sets you get both of them there depending on what size card you want to make I'm also using the dies that coordinate with the perky pooches stamp set here so you'll see all of these dies here will cut most of these stamped images out along with the main puppy image and you also have this huge grass stamp which will coordinate and line up perfectly with the top of the die there so we'll talk about that in a moment and then there's also the cat here which is the cute kitten set and you get the dies there you can see all on the back and again I've just used her in one of those cards I'm probably going to use her again in this tutorial so first of all you want to cut the main five by seven die that comes in this die set here so I've just run that through with some of my black cardstock and what it will do is it will cut a perfect matte layer for a five by seven card blank which I'll be sticking it to at the end but you'll see it gives you these two perfectly placed slots you then also want to cut two of the pull tab now depending on the weight of the cardstock if it's a 300 gsm then one will be enough but I have been doing two with most of the cards just because it really does strengthen that pull tab when you pull it up and down so just die cut one or two of them depending on your card weight next you're going to grab your pull in you're going to slide it through the top slot there and then you're going to bring it down so it comes out the bottom there okay now that is ready for you if you've just brought the dies that do this this is ready for you to pop anything you want in front of this and stick anything you want on here so that it pops up and that's what we found a lot of people were doing when we released this just before Christmas lots of people were then adding their own things from their stash to make the pop-up cards so now what I'm going to do is add this it was like an addition set so you've got the pooch but this will also work all on its own so ignore all of the pop-up piece you can now lay this grass down you could have your little puppy here you could pop another puppy behind the grass you don't always have to make the kinetic style cards that we've got it with here but imagine this is any shape size as long as it covers that pulley and whatever you're hiding behind there then you can use it so I've die cut the grass which is this large one here and that's going to sit in front and then I've also die cut it again but what I'm going to do with this one is I'm going to trim it down so I have a little bit down here so now I'm going to ink up that large stamp of the grass and I'm going to cover all of this section here so you'll see that the blades here will line up with the top so I'm just going to line this up lay that one down like so I'll just bring that up a bit so you can see it you get all that detail you don't have to add this and if you haven't got the die then you'll just be stamping this onto your cardstock then I'm just going to offset it a bit and stamp it again I'll do this side and kind of join it here doesn't matter if you overlap and you'll see you start to get that really nice detail so I'm going to cover all of that and I'm also going to finish this piece here as well and also if you cut a lighter piece of green card and then ink the edges you'll get a natural highlight in the middle so if I bring back in these cards here you can see where I've inked up all around the edge but it's kind of lighter and that's just the original colour of the cardstock again with this one here you can see it's slightly darker on the edges but all of this is just the original lighter green cardstock so it just gives you a nice effect so I'm just using that same green I'm just going to add some darker colour to all of the edge okay so I'll just hold those up so you can see now how different they look from before and once that one sticks over the top there you really do just see all that detail really does pop so whilst I've still got my mat out I'm going to ink up these pieces so these are for the kennel and you just want to die cut four of this one here you do have the stamp if you want to stamp the wood grain detail but you also have the stencils and I'll link all the product that I'm using below so this is the stencil you get the stencil for the wood grain and you also get a stencil for the basket weave which will work with the kitten with the basket that comes in the kitten set so with this one here it's got some of my brown ink and a blending brush and I'm just going to place different part of the stencil over these pieces here so I'm going to start with that one there if you've got any stencil sprays and you want to fix it in place you can it's such a small area I'm not going to worry about it but you can by all means do that and I'm just going to brush over that area and you'll see there you get that wood grain effect really nice so I'm going to carry on and just kind of move the stencil around so I get different patterns okay so they're now all inked up next I die cut two of these pieces which are using these triangles here in a blue color so it represents the sky and I'm just going to stick those down first of all so grab some liquid glue and a little bit on the back here you don't need much and you're just going to line them up with the corners of the card okay next you're going to add the kennel pieces you want to do the sides first so I'm going to do this one here so just run your glue along there and then you just want to line it up with the bottom point of that triangle and make sure it runs along the side of the card and then with these ones here if you just run a bead of glue just down so it runs along the side of that triangular piece and then you're just going to pop this in behind the pull tab butt it right up and just bring it down and you want to try and get the point here in the middle of this square and you'll have the overhang there as well okay and then again bead of glue there if you add the kennel you'll have to make a bigger envelope but if you've got any of the punch boards or if you follow my DIY envelope tutorial which I'll link up here you can make any size envelopes really easy you don't need any special tools either and then you'll be able to fit this inside so now you can see we've got that kennel starting to form and you want to add some foam to the sides of the grass so just along each side there pick these strips up from amazon of course you can make your own strips if you've got any wax paper grease proof paper just pop your foam tape on there and then you can cut any you know width strips that you want but I'll show these ones below because they've been really handy so you just want to rub two strips down each side like so and then just take the release paper off and then you want to decide what or who you're going to have popping up from your card so I'm going to bring in my little pooch here that I've already colored and I'm going to run a little bit of glue very thin bead just along there the smaller the glue or the thinner the double sided tape the more of your image that will pop up I'm just going to rub some of that excess away and then just lay him down right along the bottom make sure he's nice and straight like so and then I'm going to stick this piece over at the top and it will line up perfectly and it will conceal your image then I'm going to add this one I'm going to use some more foam because I'm going to be popping the I think I'm going to pop the kitten behind this one like so that one down so it's just lifted just a little bit for you to pop another image behind and then I've already got a few here so I think let's have that one because it's got a nice color there we go so we've got the little kitty again I'm going to add some foam just to the back there there we go and then if you do have both of the stamp sets you'll have lots of little extras so you can see you've got toys here you've got the fish scales you've got the little mouse lovely puns you've got the food bowl and again with the puppy you've got the paw prints you've got the little rosette and the bones so I've already got a lot of mine already cut out here so I'm just going to bring some in I think I'm going to use the rosette again we use the mouse we've got the rope the ball so I'm kind of mixing them up but you have enough to be able to just use the ones in each set so for example here you can see where I've used just the ones from the puppy set and then the kitten ones I'll be sharing in a separate tutorial then I'm going to add the rosette over the tab if you have the pull from the makeup collection or the Christmas collection then you can stamp the word pull there you could also just pop an arrow on there you could print off any you know you could have pull up anything you want to go on there if you do put something over the top then you can always just pop a little message inside to say you know please pull the rosette so it's really easy for the person to know what to do and then I'm just going to start laying down all these kind of little toys along with a sentiment so the sentiment I'm going to use on this one is to a bona fide friend and then I can send these cards out to lots of my friends I'm just going to run some foam tape along there and I'll lay that down first because then I can wooden pop the toys and stuff kind of coming out from behind the sentiment there we go so like I said I'm going to pop that one there and then you can kind of you know sit things just behind the sentiment little toys here the mouse I'm going to have crawling up the side of the kennel there as well I think that looks quite cool more toys there another toy popping out like so so I'm going to get them all stuck down okay so that's everything stuck down then I've got a five by seven card base here which is a shot brought one now you can add glue all over here which I've done in most of the demos just make sure you don't go too close to the mechanism there but this time I'm going to add some foam just so you can see that you can also add but you know your foam so I'm going to run a couple of strips either side and then just one in the middle there so I'm just going to take all that backing off and then just very carefully lay this down and you'll get a perfect white border like so and then all that's left to do is pull the tab and up pops whatever it is you have there but in my case a very cute adorable puppy and then I am going to finish it off with some of my glossy accents I just like to add this over the eyes it just adds some shine I'll pop it on the puppy's tongue as well and it just adds a little bit of shine to the card I just bring that up you can see it goes a bit cloudy at first but once it dries it will dry completely clear and you'll get that lovely shine so I'm going to leave that one to dry and I'll just bring over these ones again so you can see different arrangements that's a party themed one with the party hats which are from the props stamp set so I know lots of people have that you've got the two puppies together there and again you've got that one with the kitten popping out whereas we've got the kitten down on that one there so some really lovely cards as always I thoroughly enjoy putting these together I hope it's inspired you and helps out those of you that have these die sets I'll link everything in the description box below as I'll be back very soon with more fun tutorials thanks for watching bye