Hey gang, welcome back to my channel. If you're new here, welcome. This is one of the more recent, just for fun videos that I'm doing, but there are many, many videos on this channel that can help heal more than 90% of any health wellness or body image challenge. I was once asked why I didn't make a separate channel. I am an advanced holistic health practitioner, individualized weight loss and nutrition specialist. So why don't I have two channels? And the reason why is because to me being healthy, maintaining a healthy weight, all of that is a part of your lifestyle. It's one and the same. So I thought I would intersperse as per request, different videos of days in my life, different things I'm doing. This was a test drive, a Porsche video. I'll let you know at the end if I did end up buying the car. Stay to the end to see that. Anyway, if you're new here, please, please subscribe. This channel can help so many people. There is something here for everybody. It's free info. It's legit. Take a gander at some of the older ones if you want to see what's up in terms of health or weight loss. Anyway, I apologize for the audio in the beginning of this video as the mic situation was not hooked up right that day. It wasn't working. So the very, very beginning is a little annoying to listen to. The rest of the video is absolutely fine. So enjoy the video. If you liked the video, please give it a thumbs up and I'll catch you back here at the end. Here's what we're doing today. We are going to drive a Porsche because I get a new car and I really, really like the crossover slash SUV style. I'm sorry about the noise. My mic situation is not hooked up at this moment. Because I love motorcycles. I miss ripping around on a bike. I miss ripping around in my little sports car. I drive a soccer mom vehicle right now and it's driving me nuts. So I thought what about combining soccer mom and sports car and we'll go for the Porsche Macon. This is what it looks like. It is definitely everything that I want. So we're going to give it a drive today. Let's see. This one is obviously already made up because it's got all of these options. If I get 91,245 likes on this video, I'll purchase it. Configure this so many different ways. A little longer than a few minutes later. About just about a few minutes configuring absolutely everything. I'm still not quite sure what I'm doing. Like what are these? The most elementary and valuable statement in science. The beginning of wisdom is I do not know. I do not know what that is, sir. Those that change gears, this is up, that's down. But you have to knock it over to go into manual mode. So manual mode here would be when it goes over. Okay. And he said there's a sport button and he said try it first without pressing the sport button and then press it. And then I asked him like why? Why must I move? Like why would you even have a button? Why wouldn't you want it on all the time? And he was like, I always have it on. Sorry, what? So I'm going to This is drive. There's so much to do in here. I good. Let's just throw my person there and tell him we'll take it. I haven't even left the parking lot. The brakes. Okay, this car is extremely responsive. That was at the floor, no? No. That was like just two inches. Really? Yeah. If you get Blair Witch car sick, I'm sorry. But oh, I actually can't break. Let's force me. I will try. I will try. I'm sorry that it's really annoying. But I will try. Like part of me is like, do I need, do I really need all of these things? I don't. Okay, so it takes a minute to realize that you want to go fast. But then it's like, you're going fast. How fast this person is going? Just go right to the floor. I'm too scared. There's a floor right now. You got space. You got space. Are you scared? Okay, that was just, just barely to the floor. Oh my Lord. I only have had two speeding tickets in my life. I sense a third one on the way, to be honest, as we drive this car around and as I'm actually literally in the purchase place right now. But I don't know, like is it necessary to have this much? Like I don't even know that I would press all these buttons ever. I don't even, well, let's get to know the car a little bit. I want to go to the highway. I pushed the the exhaust button, the loud, loud button. There's a loud exhaust button? Yeah, there we are. For what? Like just for sound? Yeah, just for sound, yeah. No, I got it. I already got it on. Okay. Then when you go on the highway, just give her and see how it sounds. It might as well put it in sport mode now too. Yeah. Do you feel that? This is so bomb. This is exactly what you're looking for. This is actually precisely what I want.   I make a very good income. However, I was raised with the lack mentality because my parents, like although, you know, middle class, I wouldn't even say upper middle class, just middle class family of the suburbs, I was raised to always be worried that there's not enough money and that what if you run out of money and blah, blah, blah. So now that I'm an adult and I'm in the position where that's not a legitimate fear of mine to have, I am so frugally minded that when I specced this car online, I was doing this whole like, oh, well, we don't need that and we don't need this necessarily, blah, blah, blah, blah. How inexpensive can I make this vehicle? Basically, you can tell I'm nervous because I'm going very slow. Normally I drive like a bit of a maniac. And then I thought what I do nowadays, let me know if you do this too, is if I know that I want this car in the future and this is the car that I'm going to buy, this is going to be the car as in not an in between vehicle for me. Why not buy that right now? Like why wait and save all your money? I swear to God, I'm not going to be one of those people that dies with a ton of money in their bank account. I think that we make money to have these luxuries in life, right?  It's so funny that my car right now is the shittiest soccer mom vehicle.   I didn't adjust the mirrors, so I can't see. It's so sloppy in terms of its response. It's like I want to find windy road and we can take it around corner so I can just feel how it actually does what I want it to and turns when I want it to. There's nothing left to decide. It already happened. I think we all knew that already. Do you hear the purring exhaust note with the sport mode? Do you hear how purrs know? It's a six cylinder.  Okay, what does that sound? I think it's yeah, it's lane keeping assist probably. It's telling you like you're riding the line. Let's ride the line and see. Yep. It's so polite. It's like in love and have you ever found something that you loved, even if it was too expensive to afford or whatnot?  Like I have a pair of Nike's. I'm obsessed. They're called the Nike Free R&D 2018. There has never been a more comfortable shoe on my foot in the history of the world. And obviously based on my job and being in the fitness industry for so long, I've had the comfy shoes and nothing beats that. So I went shoe shopping. And unfortunately, every other shoe is just just ruined. It's never going to be as comfy as those. And Nike did not even make a next gen version of that, which is offensive anyway. But I just think I'm ruined now for every other vehicle because it literally feels like you're driving a sports car. It does not feel like an SUV at all. And I know it is smaller than their SUV. Like technically, this is Porsche's answer to the crossover, but this is spectacular. And I should have put ways on so that we can see where the cops are so that I know where I can speed because ways, if you don't have ways, download that because it is the best. Oh yeah, we're going around a corner. We don't have to pretend like we're in the Ford Escape. Oh man. You know what? I'll say this corner is better than the Miata does. Oh yeah. The Miata was tight. Oh yeah, sports on, right? Yeah. Okay. Oh my gosh. We ain't leaving without buying this. Put it in my purse. I will take one. I was going to say I'll take two. How am I going to do with two of them? I think that's the lane keeping assist button here. Do you want to turn it off? No. I like it.  And you don't feel like you're going quick. You want to put it in manual mode and change the paddle paddles? I'm too. I don't know. I know how to drive standard. Wait, there's no. There. Now like downshift with that one. Just one. Yep. There you go. Hear it? Do one more. My foot is trying to find a clutch, and I know there isn't one. And do one more? There you go. Now, yeah. Now give her. Put them. And then click that one for up. There. Okay. I like manual more than automatic in general. I miss driving a standard car. Do you want to turn that off? Yeah, I'm going to turn it on now. I don't color in the lines in life. But yeah, the, I like a manual transmission. It's just so much better. I don't, like, and people always say, well, it's annoying. It's a hassle. It's not. It's the driving experience that I really appreciate. I like that. And so, I'm losing my transit because I'm so enamored by this car. You know, in a standard car, like, you can really, you know exactly when to change gears. Like, you know. Yeah, I'll put it in one minute auto. Yeah. And I don't know how to tell with, do you call this tiptronic? Not anymore. That is... Sorry. That's a, it's a PDK. You can insert the actual word, the German word below for people. I don't know how to pronounce it.  Oh, wait. No, you're good. No, no, you're in auto now. Oh, just click that one. No, it says manual and auto now. I can't turn here. Oh, I've made it. Yeah, there you go. We're better. We're all back to normal. If you press the tip chunky things or whatever they're called, PDK.  Anyway, if you click those accidentally with your hand while it's in auto, you will in effect use the gears again. And that's a mystery to me, but whatever. Does anyone else have that syndrome where if there's too many options, it's kind of like overwhelming for your brain? Like, when I go to a restaurant to eat something, yeah. And there are so many options. I can't, I get overwhelmed and I don't want to decide. I'd rather there be less.  I think I want to kind of go to Snake Road, the only road I can think of that's windy, but I'm getting better at the braking. You know what? They don't have that blind spot mirrors here. No. But I feel like for this car, it should. I feel how it's really supposed to be because I'm not a very good driver. And my audience is well aware of that by now. We're not, we're not the best driver. What I do have to do though is park and adjust the mirrors because I can't see properly. Going over that in my car would have been like, that's going to take a lot to get used to. The brakes are so barely cap. Okay. Why is there a plus and a minus? Oh, because you can also do manual mode up, up, down, down. There's an off road button. If I drive over a pedal, I have a button to help me. I'll get it. Heating and cooling seats. I don't know what this little thing means. Or this apps. Look at this. I can actually, or I can write it. It's going to be like what restaurant is that? I can pick restaurants. I can pick where's the gas station, hotel, Google search, which it looks like it's not hooked up. No data. Okay. So it'll hook up to my internet, the weather, the news. This is amazing. Oh my God. I'm so excited. Look at all this. What's that? Private mode devices. Oh my God. Okay. When I do receive this vehicle, we all know what's happening.  What if I don't want people to know where I'm going? Well, I guess it's just for me really. Oh. Okay. So you have to hold that down and press the brakes to make that work. Keyless entry over here. Oh, mirrors. Got it. Got it. Okay. They were so off. I'm surprised we didn't die. Mirrors aren't important. Important gang. The rear view is absolute perfect. Then does this save presets as in like I'm the driver right now, but there's like a crisp button kind of thing? Maybe. I don't know. It's probably an option. Everything with Porsche is an option. Okay. Let's carry on our adventure now that the mirrors are all good. How do I open that sunroof? That's the shade. We don't want the shade. We want it open, but can it open? Open? Can it be like open? I'm right in the middle of the parking lot, but nobody gets around me, so it's okay. So remember you won't be able to hear anything because of the wind noise. Or maybe not. Well, that's okay. Let's just... I don't care because I just really... Oh, I'm so in love. My name is Nathaniel. I'm 27 years old and I'm in a serious relationship with my car. Nathaniel is in a committed relationship with a car. But I do wonder about the oil change sitch. Oh, no. I can't drive like that anymore and something like that. So if oil changes are expenses, I would hope you don't have to get a dump very often.  God, it feels good to have a car that responds. It's like, you know, I've been told this about various conversations about having sex.  Like you're doing everything to make them feel good and they're just dead fish. You know, it's driving to me is similar to that where it's a much better and much more fun experience when you have response to what you're... to what you're doing. I have to remember in this car, I'm fast enough to do everything. I got to the point in the Miata where driving it was like butter. There's just so many options. Like I almost wish there weren't that many, but once... I'm sure once you get used to it, it's like getting an iPhone after having a flip phone for so long, you're like... The mirror's pulled in. I found that button. It's nice because it's not like... Because I remember my first bike was as slow on the throttle. Like it didn't speed immediately, which I actually really appreciate. I know people like to go zero to a billion in five seconds, but that's not really me. I prefer to have a nice slow start, but then you can go super, super quick and it's very responsive. Then my second bike, I don't know if it was because it was feel injected at this time or whatnot, but the second bike scared me because the throttle was so like... the color you'd pick. I'm a really big fan of light colored interiors. I love that. However, my car right now is a light colored interior and if you wear new jeans, I'm telling you. It's driving and I'll get a better idea of how it feels. Bad at driving. I make fun of myself because I'm not the greatest, but I'm mindful. It's mindfulness makes all of the difference and I'm prone to being absent-minded. If I'm not careful, absent-mindedness. I say they're worried they're getting dementia or they're worried that they're getting Alzheimer's and it runs in their family, but more than half the time, it's a woman in her 70s, so I give her a mindfulness exercise where I say everything that you do, I want you to pay particular attention. When you put your keys down, be mindful where you put your keys. Say to yourself, I'm putting my keys here. And sure enough, everyone is fine. We are so not used to being mindful enough in this day and age. I blame technology for that. Just like how kids don't have to use their imagination anymore. That's scary. Just like how you can't do math anymore without a calculator because of the calculator. So practice. Practice your math and mindfulness. It feels so good. I think in a car, you don't like a snot good. Chris is going to drive now, so we can see exactly how a vehicle should feel. My first time driving at Porsche. Chris is the vehicle person. I'm not really, oh look at all my fingerprints on that little touchy thing. That's good. You're more of a manual guy. Do some dream building. I highly recommend that. Chris and I have been very big into the law of attraction, manifestation, dream building, all of that. If there's a kind of house that you want, go find one that's for sale. Go walk through it. Feel what it would feel like if it belonged to you. And when you elicit an emotional response, a positive emotional response from that activity, that is what changes the vibration around you and creates these sorts of little synchronicities that end up helping you on getting to that goal. So highly recommend you do some dream building. We are in the Porsche warehouse trying to decide between different rims at this time. Porsche test drive day. I did end up buying the car that day. It is now a lot later. That was an old video as you can tell by the length of this mop that was quite some time ago. However, I do get to pick the car up at the end of this month. It is now October. I hope you had a good time watching that. If you liked the video, please give it a thumbs up down below. That helps me know what kind of videos to keep creating for you. If you want to know anything even about me or health, wellness, body image, weight loss, anything like that, comment below and let me know. If you have any video ideas, send them over because I'm game for a lot of fun stuff. If you would like notifications of each time I post a new video, please hit that little bell notification icon down there and you will be notified every time I upload. And until next time, please do subscribe. Have super amounts of fun in your life. Have super amounts of fun in dream building. It works. I can prove that and I can't wait to catch you next time. Bye.


Hello, my name is Amara Green. I am one of the recipients of the special session, New Student Scholarships. I would like to say thank you to the Student Awards and Scholarship Committee, Mary Ann Harlan, Mary Kate Bowen, and Dr. Linda Mayne. This is such a great honor. I look forward to beginning the MLIS program this fall at San Jose State. My goal is to focus my time as an MLIS student, learning skills that can aid in moving libraries towards the future, focusing on web programming, data analysis, and information system design, as well as understanding the changing landscapes of information access needs. I aim to be a representative and advocate for diversity in the information technology field, and I'm really excited to get started in pursuing an education towards a career that I'm really passionate about. Thank you.


It's the Midweek Roundup Welcome to another Midweek Roundup. Quite a short one this week. Everyone's obviously been really excited about the Kings of War book release that they've downed paint brushes and headed to the web store. But we have had quite a few entries for Blackjack Legacy's Slow Grow for Firefights. There's quite a lot of wonderful firefight images coming up. I'm joined this week by Cleric. Cleric's going to run through some of his tournaments he's got coming up and some exciting news about the gaming club as well. So the first image, Tony Howell, he's done his Artificers. I really like the sort of the dull tones of the armour and the cloth on this one. It's really nice. Obviously our studio models are quite vibrant, aren't they? So it's quite nice to see a more dull down tone. All the Tony stuff is always great. I've followed his painting for a long time. It's nice to see him doing a forge father. Duncan Garcia has done a Peacekeeper Captain. I think it's always really nice to see when you see the face claws having that sort of glow effect to them. I really like the basing and the slight dusting of the feet as well. So it all blends in nicely. Yeah, not noticed that. That's really good as a contrast. The grey and the blue really well with the nice brown base. Jonathan Fox has been busy with his forge fathers. This great stern hammer here and then I've got a shot coming up of some more of his troops as well. I just really like the crispness of the paint scheme with the oranges and the greens. It's really nicely done, isn't it? Every time I see something from John, I feel embarrassed about growing pile of shame. I mean, the man churns out models left, right and centre and I'm like, it's just embarrassing really. It's a really nice colour scheme like the green and the orange, they go together well. Some great work on the barrel as well, the burning. I don't think the panel gaps are as bad as he says they are. Very good. It's really a nice job, isn't it? And then, as I say, a few shots of some of his troops as well and bigger stuff in the background, the ancestor in that. It's really, really nice, isn't it? It is. The blue on the weapons just helps sort of make it pop as well, doesn't it? Yeah, nice contrast to the greeny colours. Yeah. A little bit of Kings of War, as I say, everyone's been excited about the new book this week, doesn't seem to be doing much painting. This shadow hook from Justin is fantastic. I really like the blending from the blues into the purples on the arms. Yeah, you sit on the shoulder really, really well. Yeah. It's a nice contrast. Yeah. It blends between the two. And some nice work on the head as well, the different tones. Last week we saw Kevin's grunt butt. And so when I saw that he'd posted a picture of some more of his army as well, I was like, we've got to get that on. Really nice job. Really, really top work on the commander. And I really like they have more beasts as well. Really nice. It's nice to see that he's painted all the more beast's different colours as well, other than maybe going for the same fur tone across all of them. Just makes them a bit more unique. And basing helps bring all of those different colours together. Absolutely, yeah. Although they're all kind of a bit different, they blend really nicely because of the cohesive basing. All kings of war, big horde of undead. Nicholas has painted these. I really liked these because it's similar to the more beast. He's gone for different cloth colours throughout the whole horde. It's quite easy when you paint in big horde studish thing. I'm going to paint all of them the same uniform colours, but he's gone and chosen greens in some, reds in others, blues in others. And I think that was really nice. They're all individually based as well. They are, yes. He's so used to kings of war, multi basing. I rarely see any individually based units anymore. He did say I saw on the comment on this on Instagram that it's taken him over a year to paint this. I can't believe it. I've got very large undead army and they are massive timesink. They look lovely. Well worth it, yeah. So that's it for this week in terms of painting, but as I say, we've got Clarek here who's going to give us a little bit of info about some tournaments that are coming up and the gaming club. Yeah, cool. I did one of the most exciting ones first and that's the gaming club. I kind of, after chatting to my kids mostly, decided that a Sunday afternoon is great for gaming. Mantek has a really cool gaming hall and it's not getting used enough. So I decided the first Sunday of every month, we're going to open it up in the afternoon and just come in for some free open gaming. So I'll be here if you want to pop along, the hall is ready, just email into support or message us on Facebook and say what game you want to play. And I'll get the scenery set up for you and you can come along and join us. It's free, it's a nice place to be and you can play. Excellent. On top of those things, I regularly run tournaments every now and then. I've got a couple coming up for firefight. The first one would be October 15th here at Mantek. It's a one day. You need 1200 to 50 points. If you want to pop along, you haven't painted your whole army. That's fine as well. I'm not going to restrict you on painting. And then at the end of January, I've got a two day firefight tournament here as well. So I think that would be the first two day firefight tournament. And that one again is 1250, but you kind of need it painted by that point. But you know, the end of January is a long way away. I'm sure we can all get it done, especially if you've taken part in Andy's slow growth. Absolutely. It will be finished by that point. I would say you should have a thousand done by November for that. Exactly. So no 250 over Christmas, no problem. Yeah, that's just a couple of fires. You can have it done by then. Perfect. Yeah, so hopefully you can all come along. We're good to play with more new people. Yeah, definitely. It's always great to see the gaming hall really busy and people enjoying games and learning new games as well. So yeah, like Eric says, just drop us a line at supportmanticgames.com or through our socials or something like that and let us know you want to come down and it'll be great. Even if just for a demo. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Right, that's it for this week, folks. Thank you very much for joining us and we'll see you again next week. Bye.


Welcome all back to the channel, fishing freaks. Being an LFD out in the boat. I thought we were going to do a cat fishing with the jub lines. What I was thinking is we could do some drifting.  It's set up. We need some bait to start off, I guess. So where on this lake? You haven't been on this lake in years. This is where? Years. Oh, I see busters. Oh, yeah, they're busts. Oh, yeah. They were. Prepare the cast net. Yes, sir. Give her an angle. All right, let it sink all the way down there. It's 11 foot. Negative, OK? Fish on. Bait, baby. All right, guys, I'm trying out my Hopper dropper rig for Colorado. This is pretty cool, because it's got a grass hopper on the front. And on the back, I've got a little light nymph. Got him. There we go. Top brought my own cutting board, dad. Look at this. We got a bait net in here to get our fish. All right, nothing like a fresh gill. Get this party started. And we are going to drift some live.  Not sure what I'm doing, but I think it might work. A lot of squigglies on the electronics. Oh, yeah. 32 foot, that's perfect. So we're going to rig up a dropper rig here.  Drop it like it's hot. Got a 3 quarter ounce weight on here. I might do a heavier one on the next rod. Send it down to the bottom, reel it up a couple cranks, and let it drift. Stick that in the rod holder. I'm going to rig you up a fresh one. Already got blood in the boat. First blood spilled. And our hope is that we're going to run into a big old blue catfish that is out here. So I'm doing a dropper loop. This is a lot like, remember snapper fishing when we used to go on the chargers? This is the rig. And you can do them double, or you can do them single. I'm doing these single right now. Stick one of these two ounce weights on the bottom, where we need to be. Grab a circle hook. We're going to palomar it. Full barrel swivel, the clinch knot. All right, so just drop her down. It's a circle hook, so there it goes. It's getting hit. Let him eat. Let him eat. Got our first strike. We're in the zone, boys. Yeah, that was on. No, it was on the bottom. We slowed down for a second. I think we got a fish on here, Dad. Oh, it came off. Definitely had a fish on. Man, my bait was a catty wampus on the hook. I'll leave that thing up. Thumped. I got one on. Got one. Blue cat. Oh, yeah, baby. Oh, he twisted me up, too. Little guy, but great eater. All right, hey, Dad. First catfish. First catfish in the new boat. Oh, this one's on, too.  Getting in him. This one's got one. This one's got a fish. This is the one with no guide. The end of the net. Here, we hit a waypoint. Little guy, we can handle him. Inner twice. We got him. We got him. Giant. Two catfish have been captured, y'all. And this is my first time ever drifting lines for cats. We saw a guy catch a monster a minute ago. And I mean, he's 100 yards from us. So we're out here on a pretty deep spot in the lake. We're fishing about 40 feet of water. We're drifting these lines. And this is kind of off of a big main lake point. There were white bass schooling up here. And I think that a lot of these blue catfish, they like to kind of hang around the white bass and eat those dying or injured shad. And so they're more active. So we've got our lines up probably five to 10 feet off the bottom. And we're just drifting. It's like a five to 10 mile an hour wind. And we're kind of going along this topo line that's out here where it drops from like 30 to 40 feet. So it could be something big that latches on. But hey, two in the box right now. First time doing it. Bluegill for a cut bait. Not bad. What do you think about this experience?  When I was a kid, I used to sit on the bank of a pond. And we would fish for catfish with corn or chicken livers. No, I've never done anything like this. This is more like red snapper fishing. Yeah. And your boat is just set up for it. So I really like these rod holders that dad has. I think they're called Bee Ready. And they're just really nice for grabbing and getting out really quickly. So for crappie fishing, I would see these being huge advantage. But you can also just put multiple rods in them. Do the meat. Do the meat hall. Do the meat hall. Catfish, crappies, brim. Red fish. You ought to be having gumbo every week, man. That's right. Oh, oh my gosh, dad. God, you know, we better invest in a net because you got no net in here. If we keep catching monsters like that, what are we going to do? I know. What are we going to do? I don't even think he's hooked. I think he just wrapped himself. I think we'll throw him back. So came up here a little shallower. Tons of shad still left on the big point. But that's a little blue cat. All blue cats, though, by the way, that's good. Blue cats are fantastic eaters.  We are new. Here. That one's got something? Yeah. Get it, dad. Get it. It's big. Get him. Watch out. I'm trying to get that other rod for you. It's big. You got something on? We got something big. Are you sure? You sure it's not the bottom? I think it's the bottom. Crazy, because it was dropping off. That one must have been dragging. Thought we had Sally. How about fell in? Going dangling with LFD. All right, dad is picking out the dam as a spot. So I do not disagree with that. I think the dam holds fish year round. But deep summer, summertime fish, and cold, deep wintertime fish, they do love dams. Give her a rip there, boss. Let's go to the dam. 39 foot of water, some contour. I see some fish. Let's go. All right, boys, fresh bait going on. Dropping her down. You met Kevin Van Damme? I do. He caught a 13 pound bass the day before on this dam. I remember. Slow rolling of spinnerbaits, what do you say? No. It was a green finesse worm. A green finesse worm. Yeah, he had green pumping finesse worm. He called me. Remember? Oh, that's right. He called you. I carried him to get some ice. That's right. Dad, go. That was no tinkerbell right there. That rod just boom, got smoked. Oh, it's getting hit again. Here goes, here goes, here goes. It's happening. I think he's on there. He's on there. He's not. We get tapped down there. Oh, yeah, he's hitting it. Oh, yeah, we might be on now. I just don't feel anything though. I know I'm not, dad. This thing is jyrating like Cardi B out here. You know who Cardi B is? I do not. Good, good for you. All right, I'm checking this pole. Let's see if we've got anything on here. There's a fish on here. There's been a fish on here. Little buddy has been just dangling on there. Can't feel him because he's so small. That other one might have one on there too. Little blue cats down in the deeps. Don't hook that bad boy. Thank you, sir. T's too little. You successfully navigated to a spot with fish. Contour, foot of water. You read it. I didn't do anything. You can be a god. You can be a catfish guy. Maybe so. Speaking of Cardi B, here comes the lake boarders coming out of Lake Lewisville at 1 o'clock Saturday. Huh? Getting hit? Sorry, I was mesmerized by whatever that is that was there. You getting bit? You getting bit over there? You getting nibbled? Oh, there you go now. Hey now. Hey, we got him now. You got him now, now. Woo, baby. Rack of the catfish turds coming in. Coming in. Woo. This meter. Hey, Roy. I'm going to give you a good tip for that one. I'm going to give you a good tip. I need a good tip. I'll get you a couple of extra co-pops. Got him. You're going to have to clean these for me, aren't you? Yes, sir. Ain't you going to clean these for me? For a good tip? Sure. I got something for what it is. Are you hooked up? Oh my gosh, this one got.  He done took it out of the rod. Oh my gosh, this is a good one, Dad. Oh, here we go. Oh my gosh, he's got the bad rod, too. Say good, you got a little one on?  No, I didn't want to put much pressure on him. Guys, the guide is missing. Oh, that was a good one. The last guide is unfortunately missing from LFT's kayak adventures. I didn't want to hammer him too hard. He done, he hammered it. It felt heavy. That's what we after, boys. We'll lock that sucker down. Biggest bite of the day, I missed him. I'm scared with the equipment. I'm taking off the tip for that. Got some big marks down there. Oh, we got another one on, Dad. We got another one. All right. LFT chargers went on, baby. Trying to get that other one rigged. This one loaded up.  He ain't going to do it. He ain't going to make a cut today. It was nice enough to give us a gyration, though, and not take our bait. Yep, you're getting bit. You're getting bit over there. Hot action.  You took a rigged rod, ready to go, and you backlashed it without casting it. That's amazing. It's talent. That is talent. You've got to be talented to do this. You should be recruited to Guggen with that kind of talent. So that's kind of stuff only a Guggen can do.  Is that what you're saying? Senior Guggen, yeah, there you go. I'll be honoring you, Captain. We'll call them the Graybush Guggens. There you go. That's a whole deal. That's a whole set. The Graybush Guggens. LFT's the captain. All right, I got it out. I'm on big boy. We've got three lines in the water right now. And we got a muscle on here, Guggen muscle. This one's my favorite. I hope the big one hits this one because I've got like 20 pound line on there. 20 pound. I'll pop it. I'll pop it pretty good. But you know he's not going to do that. He's going to hit. Actually, that one's good, too. I like the chances there, 30 pound braid. Just going down to the bottom, two cranks up, snapper fishing. We're basically snapper fishing with dropper lines out here. Two and a half ounce weights. Probably don't need to go that heavy right now because we're not drifting. But when we're drifting, just to kind of keep that line down there is really nice. I would say somewhere between two and three on a two mile an hour drift. Never done this before. Learning. Got bamboozled. Well, we only got enough for two baits here. We should probably check the bait every once in a while. Cleaned. It wasn't in the spot. Me and Dad were chit-chatting for probably 10 minutes. And we were like, man, we haven't got a bite. And we just realized we reeled in all three lines. None of them had bait. So check your bait early and often. Wash your poles. We're back in. We're at the, oh, we're getting bit. We're getting bit now. Look at that. That's how it happens, man. You put fresh bait, you're going to get bit. There's a lot of small blue cats down here, but we're on the last of our bluegill right now. So this is probably it. Come on, big Sally. Oh, oh, yeah. You got him? Just got hammered. I mean, fresh bait within seconds. You got him. Here we go, Dad. Yeah, buddy. It's amazing if you put bait on the hooks. He's a little better. He's a little better. He's a little bit mighty. He's a border liner. He's a little better. You know, we got so many right now. We'll probably toss him back. I'm just wanting Sally. He ain't the head. That's what he wanted. Sure did. Healthy, beautiful fish. Beautiful blue cat. They got a pretty healthy population of small blue cats in here. All right, Dad, you're from South Georgia. Right?  Give me some of the names for catfish growing up. What did you know catfish as? Well, we had what we called speckled cats. They were dark gray on top. They had gray freckles, all of them. We call them speckled cats.  They were a creamy color with a kind of a round head. And then we had channel cats, flatheads. Butter cat. A butter cat. Wow. Yeah. That sounds like a candy bar. Well, if you saw it, you'd understand. It's kind of a creamy, honey color, you know? That sounds delicious. And they're friendly. They are? They're friendly, yeah. They don't have a sharp of spines on them, so. Not as aggressive. Yeah, they don't stick you as much. It's just like a juicy butter cup. They call them butter cats. I don't know, guys, the things you learn from your dads, you know? Not on there? Don't feel it. Come on, cabin. That's disappointing. Come on, cabin. Yeah. That's disappointing. You're getting a bit right now. That's a bite. Is it not? Yeah. It's just a tiny. It's just a small one. It's a tiny. Oh my gosh. Come on, cabin, put us on the bigs. Not a single channel cat. I think we're fishing too deep to get channels today. Back into the deeps. Let's drift back a second. His grandpa's got to be around here somewhere. We're on, boys. We're on. Big hit. Big hit. Oh, he ate the fish bite. He ate the fish bite. Bring him over here, sir. Here, I'll take that one. Just watch that one. This one is not very big. Probably a good eater, but I like my blue cat some little juicier than that. This is what's really nice about your boat is it's set on a course right now. We're trolling like into the wind. So you don't need to just drift. You can set a control drift yourself. And you don't have your foot on the Trollemotor pedal. Oh, oh, got bit on the fish bite. I think this is a better one. Yep. Oh, wait a second. No, I think he went after mine. That's a keeper, though. We'll land him like a bass. He's lassoed. Me and Dad dual caught him. He's out. We just got a tangle. Yes, sir. All righty, folks. We have got ourselves not a live well full, but a good bounty for the day. Blue cat in the well. Great success. And this is something I've never done before. I wanted to come try it. And guess what? We were successful.   We're going to have to get some bigger poles, kind of re-rig for some bigger fish. But this is a good trial run. Dad's boat is set up for it. So I think anyone can do this, no matter what kind of boat you have. I want to come try this in the crispy collector sometime, too. I just need to get a graph so I can kind of see what's going on. But I hope you guys enjoyed watching today's video. Don't forget to subscribe for more outdoor action right here. Smash that like button. I'll see you on the next adventure.


So permeated with mysticism are the writings of Pierre Loti, the great French romanticist, that it comes as no surprise to us to learn that, in the latter days of his life, his name was connected with a haunting mystery that has never been, and perhaps will never be, explained. Dear to Pierre Loti's heart was his oriental art collection. Of all the pieces which he had acquired through the years, the one that pleased him most was the one that he himself had created. It was a mask of beautiful, gleaming, dull reproduction of a Mohammedan place of worship. Though it was, of course, in miniature, it filled the greater part of the room in which it stood, and was high enough to permit a full-grown man to stand upright in it. When, after months of painstaking labor, the mask was completed, Monsieur Loti invited his friend, Monsieur Cotterline, to observe it. The magnificent piece of work. The thing has an air about it, Pierre. An air of, uh, of eastern mystery, as if it held all the secrets that we, poor occidentals, will never understand. Mmm, you are very kind, Monsieur Loti. I'm not trying to be kind. I'm simply telling you what... Wait a moment. What was that? Something like this. Don't you? Pierre, he came from inside the mask. Yes. As if... as if there was something in there, trying to get out. There it is again. Come on, let's see what it is. The two men eased themselves for the narrow entrance. They stood in the gloomy semi-darkness of the mask's interior. It was empty, of course. It must have been a mask, Pierre. It couldn't have been anything else. Could it? From that day on, Pierre Loti took great care to guard his precious structure. The door to the room was always locked, and he alone had the key. During the weeks that followed, he spent many hours with his art collection. Every now and then, certainly without warning, it would come. Always the same number of raps. Always from inside the mask. The first few times Pierre Loti investigated, and then later, he merely sat and listened, and wondered. But one night, he chanced to fall asleep in the room. He was awakened shortly before midnight by the same mysterious sound. He arose from his chair and stepped inside the mask. Oh, dear. No. It isn't possible. In an instant, Pierre was at the telephone calling his friend, Cote d'Alene. A half hour later, the two men stood inside the mask. It was brightened by the rays of a flashlight in Pierre Loti's head. There, on the floor, what do you see? Footprints. The footprints of young children. Yes, clearly visible in the dust on the floor of the mask were the impressions of children's naked feet. Yet there were no children in Pierre Loti's home, and none came to visit him. It was just the only time the prints were observed. No matter how often he wiped them away, they continued to reappear. Was it true, as Cote d'Alene had suggested, that the mask held oriental secrets which no Western mind could ever fathom? If not, then what is the explanation of this baffling riddle? A riddle, incredible but true.


Hey there friends, thanks for checking in. I want to take a minute and show you the new rifle I got It's a Ruger American Ranch rifle chambered in 350 legend Now I learned about 350 legend at Chacho this last year the CMMG booth was the first one to Announce it and make a rifle for the 350 legend. Here it is Winchester developed it it's catching steam these are the target loads and Here are the hunting loads and Many other manufacturers are jumping on board the 350 legend. I consider it a do-everything round It has some advantages to it. It has excellent ballistics It's very affordable between nine and ten dollars for a box of 20 and it's low recoil So I had a chance to shoot it a couple weeks ago and I really fell in love with it And that's why I picked up this Ruger American Ranch rifle in 350 legend now another thing is that it's very versatile it can be used in an AR-15 it can be used in a bolt gun like this and That's basically what this is is a show and tell because I want to share with you not just the rifle and the round But why I went with the 350 legend and the optic and some of the other things so we're gonna do that here But I have to say I'm pretty impressed with it and this whole package can be purchased very affordably and That was part of my mindset when I started this project. So let's get into it Let's take a closer look at this Ruger American Ranch rifle We'll start out with the price the MSRP on this is 549. I'm seeing it on gunbroker for under $450 which I think is a great start to an affordable project now it does come in two different sizes compact and Standard this is the compact the only difference is a little over an inch on the overall length of the stock The reason I went with the compact is because my Remington 700 that has spacers I found it more comfortable for me to remove a spacer on That rifle so I figured well if I had to remove the spacer maybe the little bit of a shorter stock would fit my shooting style I don't think it's any big deal either way now It's only available in this flat dark earth polymer stock, and I think that's cool Absolutely no complaints there. I also went with the bolt action rifle it's what I wanted and Ruger makes some pretty pretty nice rifles and this one's no different now the magazine release is right there and Then it comes with one five round magazine Factory installed Picatinny rail All right, and then it does have a marksman trigger now it is adjustable between five and three pounds I measure this four and a half pounds pretty consistently right out of the box And you can see that the bolt has been charged by that piece right there you pull the trigger and that goes away But the trigger itself has a trigger bar safety in there and then just a You know a little take up there four and a half pounds, and it breaks some safety right here. Okay fire I have to be charged and then safe All right nice and convenient there, and there's what you're looking at 16.4 inch barrel that is threaded All right And of course it has sling mounts available heavy recoil pad And a pretty nice overall package. It's light right around six pounds I'm gonna put an optic on it Well you have to put an optic on there and a bipod the Winchester 350 legend has some advantages worth talking about Let's start with the price. It's very affordable on average between nine and twelve dollars for a box of 20 Which I think is a great deal considering that the round itself is a 30 30 Winchester equivalent that is AR 15 Compatible here is the Super X round All right, it's a hundred and eighty grain bullet excellent ballistics to it does have the tip in there Which will expand as we expect and then here is the target load a hundred and forty five grade now This is what I was using when I was at the range. I'm gonna go ahead and dub it in notice the light recoil I was shooting at a target That was 200 yards away, and I was hitting it pretty consistently It felt great low recoil excellent ballistics I look at the back of this box and out of the muzzle it's firing at 2250 feet per second after 200 yards you're looking at just under 1500 feet per second, so it's a fast round, you know, there are faster out there, but it's a heavy bullet now the Hunting loads are just a little bit slower because it's a heavier bullet and that's to be expected But the versatility that it offers for the price and being that it is a straight-walled cartridge allows hunters more choices, especially if there are limitations as to what loads you could use now you can use 450 bushmaster or you could use a 350 legend and That would be a great choice now. I would say the average range between 50 to Maybe 250 maybe 300 yards would be your standard Distance in which you would use the 350 legend you could probably stretch it out further than that I don't know, but I am gonna get this to the range and check it out for myself And of course, I'll bring you guys along to check it out The optic that I chose for this project is a vortex diamond back three to nine magnification 40 millimeter glass Very impressed with vortex. I always have been it the glass is extremely clear It does have a lifetime warranty. It's waterproof fog proof, you know, it's got three and a half inch I relief which should suit this Ruger American Ranch rifle fine, you know, there's the eye focus right here It's affordable to the MSRP on this is 270, you know, probably a little under 200 bucks We'll get you this from most places But I got it from ironclad defense or ironclad mags comm the owner of that site Zach Actually answers the phone when you call the number on the website. So he can lead you in the right direction We spoke about it and chose this optic and I'm very happy with it. Now If you're wondering how smart I am this may give you a little bit of a clue I needed to get scope rings. I went with the vortex scope rings, but I didn't go with rings plural I thought I did I think well, I'm getting a great deal on this But I really didn't because it only came with one so I didn't even read the description But the one I chose has the thumb adjuster finger adjuster I'm sure there's a name for it, but I went with this so that you could adjust this if needed on the field Okay, instead of needing a wrench the wrench actually tightens down better and is more secure this you have to constantly You know every time you go out you have to make sure it's nice and tight But I'm willing to pay that price knowing that I could you know adjust the optic for different shooters Or I realized I want to adjust it for myself or whatever the case It gives you a little more versatility with this type of tightener the last thing that I got I also got it from ironclad mags.com is a Harris bipod and I was just between a Harris and an atlas I went with the Harris is a little bit less expensive because I mentioned all along I wanted to keep this whole project affordable and I have so there it is guys Ruger American Ranch Rifle chambered in 350 legend really looking forward to this project And I think you will like everything this has to offer if you like videos like this Please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


In today's tutorial, I want to show you how to go from day to night. In our previous video, I showed you how to create this smokey eye, which I'll go through briefly in this video, but then I want to show you how to add a few extra steps that are so easy to do that will just add that extra drama. I absolutely love creating looks like this. These looks that you can adapt and change and create a completely different type of look. So, if you enjoyed tutorials like this and you're new to Make a Chair channel, then I might suggest hitting the subscribe button below. It's totally free. And if you're already subscribed, then thank you and welcome back. Now let's get started in creating this look. First let's do the smokey eye. So to create this smokey eye, I'm going to use a few shadows. I have a shadow that's at least one shade lighter. I have a shadow that's at least one shade darker. And then I also have a black. Now the important step for this is also to use a base. This is just going to add a little bit more warmth and also add some more grip. So we have a light, medium, and dark and customize this however you want for your own skin tone. The brushes that I'm using are by Blank Canvas Cosmetics. I'm using the One Stop Eyes and Browse and I will link my discount code below. It's Shanaid at checkout. I am a brand ambassador so I just wanted to give you a heads up on that. So as always, we're going to start by creating a blank canvas all over the lid. This is going to be done by using an eyeshadow primer. So I'm just going to apply this all over my lid because even though we are going to be using a base in our next step, it's a really good idea just to make sure we have an even texture and even tone all over the lid. So that's what this tinted primer is going to do. It's going to create a blank canvas for us to work on. Now the important step for this is also to use a base. This is just going to add a little bit more warmth and also add some more grip.  So anything that has maybe like a cool or warm or neutral undertone, this is just going to add more grip but also add a softer look to the smokey eye. Now the first shadow I'm going to take is the lightest shadow and this is just going to be setting the area from the brow and then just slightly onto the crease but we're not touching the lid at all. This is just going to make sure that any of our shadows aren't going to attach to this area and create like a smooth area for us to blend over. Then I'm going to take the shadow that's at least one shade darker than your skin tone so you can use your contour or your bronzer even for this step and I'm just going to take this on my brush and pat this into the crease and kind of onto the lid as well. You don't have to be too precise about it because once we kind of pat it on there you can then grab your blending brush, keep your hand nice and low when you're doing this as well and just softly sweep over and back. Then we're going to move on to the black shadow and I'm going to take a smaller brush and we're going to pat this over that base so this base is still kind of damp because the two shadows were applied quite quickly so this base should really hold on to this black but because we have that warm kind of creamy base underneath it's just going to add a slightly different texture. It's going to add a slightly different tone. Overall I just feel like it complements people's skin tones just a little bit more instead of just going straight in with a black. An important step is then to take your medium shade again with the same brush that you applied the black but this time just go slightly above the shadow. Slightly above where the black and then that medium shade meet and then what you can do is take the black again and reapply it at the lash line. This is just going to make sure you get a really great blend and lots of depth and of course always finish off with a very soft blend with a blending brush making sure to hold it really far down the handle so it's a very soft and subtle blend. So you should end up with something that looks like this. And then I'm going to go in with mascara and some falsies and so many people are asking me about this eyelash curler. I'm still trying to find it. It got discontinued. It was available in Primark or pennies. I haven't seen it in there since. So I'm going to look online, but if anybody has an alternative, please let me know so I can link it for everybody. So that is pretty much our smokey eye done. What we're then going to do is to add a few extra steps and these are really quick and easy to do. So first of all, you're going to grab your favorite pencil or gel liner and you're going to coat the upper and lower waterline. Now, if you're struggling to do the upper part, just make sure you look in the opposite direction. I know it looks a little funny on camera, but if you look in the opposite direction, it doesn't irritate and tickle your eye as much. You just want to make sure you're far away from your pupil so that your eye doesn't go, oh, there's something in my eye. So pull your mirror to the opposite direction and then apply the liner where you need to. Now, the next step is to take that medium shade and I'm going to use the brush that we applied the black and the medium shade with already. So it does have like some little tones in there, which is fine because it's great for smudging.  I don't want to bring this down too far, but I also want to create a nice smudge. So I'm just doing little smudging motions underneath. You can add a little bit of black if you need to. Just make sure that black is always really close to the lash line and then you have that medium shade lower. The medium shade should always be lower when it's underneath and highest when it's above. And then going to take this beautiful shimmer. This stuff is so amazing and so beautiful. It's just this gorgeous, chocolatey, rich, sparkly, glowy deliciousness. I absolutely love it. And I'm just using my concealer brush and just going to pat this on the lid. Just basically applying this where we already applied that base. As you can see, they're actually quite similar, but obviously this has a lot more shimmer. The base wouldn't really create the same look if you applied this over the shadows. It just wouldn't hold in the same way. That's why we need to use a different product. And I'm also going to take whatever's left over on the brush and just run this underneath the eye as well on top of everything that we've already smudged. Now you can use your fingertips to apply this but I find using the brush just gives me a little bit more control but it's totally up to you. And then there you go. And that is how to go from day to night with this smoky eye. This adds some extra drama, some extra glitter. You're going to catch the light. It's great for a date night. I will wear the smoky eye during the day and then when we go out for dinner in the evening I'll put a little bit of this on and then I feel like I'm brand new and it's like a whole other date. But I really hope you guys enjoyed this one. I will be probably wearing this actually in an upcoming event which is going to be happening in Dublin. I can't wait to see the beauty show and I'm probably going to wear this look I think. Let me know what you think. Should I wear a smoky eye or should I wear like a dramatic smoky eye? If you enjoyed this video please give it a thumbs up. I will see you guys in a video really soon and as always my message to you all is to be kind to yourself and be kind to others. I love the little community of support that we're giving each other. The absolute kindness that I see in the comments from you guys to me, from you guys to each other. I love this lovely warm hearted friendly place that we're creating and I just want to thank you all for that. So be kind to yourself, be kind to others and I'll see you in the next one. I share with you all my tips and tricks to working the brows, working the base, contouring and sculpting the face. Basically I want you to feel so comfortable but also really confident wearing a smoky eye.


Hello, everyone. I am Raghushri. I work as a Cloud Security Specialist at Nokia, and my expertise lies in securing applications, infrastructure as service, and platform as service offerings via OpenStack Cloud, containers, and Kubernetes. I'm also the CNCF Pack Security Community Manager and the lead for the Cloud Native Security Lexicon project. Today, in this talk, I'd like to introduce and discuss the Cloud Native Security Lexicon project. A little about why it was initiated, what this paper is all about, and we'll walk through one of the sections of this paper to give a feel of it, and what we intend to do in the future with this project. To begin with, we all are aware that Cloud Native ecosystem is growing. It's growing at an accelerated pace, and the number of Cloud Native projects is huge with tons and tons of contributors all around the world, working extensively to build the latest and greatest products. Just to give a view, the number of projects in the CNCF Cloud Native landscape is itself 1763, with more than 1,34,000 contributors from around the world. Many of the Cloud Native projects perform not just one, but multiple functions. For example, Istio. This is not just limited to observability, traffic management, and things like that, but also plays a pivotal role in securing microservices as well. Speaking of security, security is an indispensable part of any digital and transformation initiative, and has been in the industry since time immemorial, with changes in the technology and the increasing maturity of the Cloud Native landscape. Traditional security practices needs to be redefined to include the new and novel ways to solve security challenges that are existing in the current time. To help educate this massive community about the best practices for securing Cloud Native projects and deployments across these projects, TAX Security released the Cloud Native Security White Paper. This paper intends to provide organization with clear understanding of Cloud Native Security, its incorporation in the lifecycle processes, and considerations necessary for determining the most appropriate application thereof. Post the publication, along with the numerous positive responses, we have received a number of requests to provide a glossary or a lexicon available for these commonly referenced security terminologies to ensure that they are not overused, used as umbrella terminology, or incorrectly presented in an irrelevant scenario. With this, the Cloud Native Security Lexicon project was initiated with the sole intent to standardize the terminologies specific to Cloud Native Security and to bring about clarity to all the community members, including Cloud Native practitioners, developers, operators, regarding the right set of terminologies to be used in the right context across the software development lifecycle, as well as their operational environments when it came to securing them. To begin with, we had the strong reference of the Cloud Native Security White Paper, from which we handpicked the commonly referenced security terminologies and further elaborated them to provide a definition for each of it, the organizational use for each of them, and references to any definitions from the governing bodies as and where relevant. Today, this lexicon is a huge collection of 40-plus terminologies grouped across four different categories, that is generic security concepts, identity and access management, hardware and security tooling. The first section, Security Concepts, covers the typical security concepts, such as attack surface, attack vector, security requirements, least privilege, immutability, compliance, and so on. Secondly, the identity and access management section covers the key topics in the IAM, such as identity, user identity, service identity, secrets, credentials, certificates, and so on. The third section covers the hardware devices that are designed to enable security functionality, such as Trusted Platform Module, Virtual Trusted Platform Module, Hardware Security Module, Root of Trust, Hardware Root of Trust, and so on. And finally, the tooling section covers the security tests and assessments, such as vulnerability scanning, container image scanning, static analysis, dynamic analysis, and so on and so forth. It's natural that a process, policy, or a documentation is not something everybody would like, but we all agree that it's very important to govern our day-to-day activities. So in this section, I would like to give a quick walkthrough of one of the section I have defined earlier. So I wouldn't like to dive deep into each of the definitions. However, I just want to touch upon a few from this identity and access management, which was the main driver to initiate this project. There has been a lot of back and forth discussions on what identity actually was in theory and in reality, and how the definition needed balance with the right correct recommendation or the best practices and not necessarily how it was implemented. With this, let's start with identity. Identity is any document, file, that serves to establish who or what the bearer is. An identity could be a person or a non-person entity. However, its ultimate purpose is to establish what it is representing. Further, a user identity is an identity that represents a person as a bearer. A person could be having multiple identities across multiple trust domains and systems, or they could have a single identity and it could be used as a federated one across domains and systems. Thirdly, the service identity on the other hand is an identity that is used to distinguish non-person entity. The core objective of the identity and access management section is to stop impersonation attacks by using strong authentication. Once the digital identity has been established and attested, it must be maintained, modified, and monitored throughout each user's access lifecycle. The overarching goal of the identity management is itself to establish and verify identity granted to intended persons, hosts, and services in order to successfully facilitate authentication and authorization of the identities to protect assets. The last definition I would be touching upon today is secrets, which is an object that contains sensitive data, such as password, token, or a private key. Users can create these secrets as well as the system can also create these secrets. This is not the end. As mentioned earlier, we have a bunch of terminologies defined and standardized for the cloud native security. Do check the project out. And finally, we intend to keep the lexicon relevant and expand it to include other relevant terminologies, definitions, and add new definitions as and when required. And your support is of utmost importance. If you'd like to contribute on expanding the lexicon to include other frequently used terminologies, use cases, or even anything that you think would be relevant for the cloud native security lexicon, do join our Slack channel and open a PR and get the conversation rolling. Let us together make this a single source of reference for the security terminologies in the cloud native landscape and include it in each and every ongoing and budding projects in the CNCF. Our Slack channel and GitHub channels are mentioned here. So please feel free to ping us and open a PR and let's get the conversation rolling. Finally, here is a shout out to all the wonderful folks who have made this project possible. Thank you so much.


Meanwhile, the Commission of Police assured members of the public of adequate security. The Baneway governor, Samuel Otham, has said that there is no policy reversal on the open grazing prohibition and ranchers' establishment law of the state. The governor said this on Wednesday after inspecting completed an ongoing project in Makode, the state capital. He debunked claims that Baneway state had reviewed its position against open grazing. More that Education Commissioner Professor Dennis Itavia had said that there is land for ranching in Baneway. Otham clarified that those intending to do livestock business in Baneway state must adhere to the provisions of the law, which prohibits open grazing but recognizes only ranching.