Hi there. My name is Ben Williams. I am a Cloud Services Associate here at Tech Impact. What that means is I work with Office 365 and SharePoint specifically, our clients. So I'm going to be talking to you guys today about the differences between OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online. So right now you probably have a file server in your office where all of the files that multiple people need access to are being stored. So SharePoint Online is going to be a great way to replace that, not have to maintain and upgrade that server. And then OneDrive for Business is a really great way to replace your My Documents folder, or if you are using like a home drive or something on your file server that just your personal files are in. OneDrive for Business is a really great way to replace that as well. These two services are cloud-based. What that means is that they are accessible over the Internet. And you are not the one who is paying for those servers and maintaining them and making sure that they are up to date on everything. So with OneDrive for Business, it's a cloud storage space for each user in Office 365. Everyone gets a terabyte of storage in there and that's equivalent to 1,000 gigabytes. So it's tons and tons of space for all of your files that you may need to store there. One great example of some files that you would want stored there are like a Word document that you are working on that you are kind of drafting and you don't necessarily want other people to have access to or see just yet that might be in your My Documents folder right now. OneDrive for Business is a great place for that. And then with SharePoint, some documents that you might want to store in there are shared documents or anything that multiple people are going to need access to, media that people are going to be using over and over again, PowerPoint templates that are organization-wide that you might want everyone in the organization to have access to. SharePoint is a really good fit for things like that. The great thing about OneDrive for Business is that it also allows you to have a synced library, like a synced folder on your computer that is going to replicate all of your documents that you have in the cloud. So if we look here, I have this folder called OneDrive-Tech Impact. This is my actual OneDrive and it matches what I have in the cloud here. So all of these that are in my folder on my File Explorer are actually downloaded on my hard drive. So if I lose Internet for any reason, I still have access to those. And the great thing about this is that any changes that I make to these documents, any documents I add to this folder or delete from this folder, those changes are going to be backed up to the cloud as well. So I don't have to worry about uploading things, downloading things. I can just work out of this one space. With SharePoint, we don't necessarily have that syncing ability, but it's really a space that everyone can go to that they're going to be able to access the files that they should have access to. So we have cloud documents here. This is for anyone who works within our Cloud Services team. It's going to have access to this library in SharePoint with these files. So we don't really need to download and attach documents to emails to send them to people. We can just tell them, hey, I made changes to the document Salesforce Billing Guidelines in cloud documents. You should just go over there and take a look at the changes that I've made. So it gives a lot easier access to those shared documents that everyone is going to need to have access to. And again, it's in the cloud. So if I'm at home and I need to do some work on a proposal that I'm working on in SharePoint that other people have updated, and I now need to go and finish that up, as long as I have an Internet connection, I'm going to be able to access either my OneDrive documents or my SharePoint documents.


This makes the narcissist obsess over you. This fills their mind continually and to a troubling extent. This is what they want to know. This is what they are trying to figure out. They want to know if you are happy without them. They want to know if you're doing good. This is a very important thing for them to know as it helps them plan their next steps. It helps them decide what to do next and how they are going to approach the situation. They would rather see you still in pain. If you're still hurt, it gives them an advantage. It gives them an opportunity to toy with your mind, which then gives them supply. The narcissist cannot deal with you at your best. They have to approach you when you're vulnerable or they have to target your weaknesses. There is no fair game with the narcissist because they already know that they will lose. They already know that they lack the capabilities and potential. So the only hope they have is to bring you down to their level first.  You can't just operate at your level and expect them to accommodate you. That's never going to happen. They are never going to put themselves in that position when you get to look down on them. That's how they play the game. They've always got to be condescending whenever they're around you. They've always got to have this attitude of patronising superiority because they secretly believe that you are superior to them. But they won't ever acknowledge it because then the game would be over before it's even begun. There would be no game.  Actually, they don't have any power but they have to trick you into giving your power to them and they do this by acting as though they are superior to you. Even though there may be nothing that may suggest that they are superior to you they will always imply it in some way and if they can get you to believe it, it makes it more believable to them. But in reality, everything they see or do comes from a place of inferiority. It comes from a place of seeing you as being superior to them and that is why they will obsess over you. They will constantly be wondering if you are happy without them and naturally they will assume that you are because they know the only reason why you wouldn't be happy is because they were around you. They know the effects that they have on people. They don't keep coming around you to bring anything to you or to make you happy.  Narcissists want to be significant. They want to matter to someone. So if they are able to affect you emotionally in their minds that means they are something significant. That means that they do matter to you. They can't emotionally connect with you or interact with you on a human level. But if they can get you to feel something whether good or bad in their minds it means that they are significant and that's all that really matters to them. If they see that you are happy or successful this will hurt and offend them. This will eat away at them to the core. They always see the grass as being greener on the other side so if they see that you are doing better without them they will feel as though they have made a big mistake. They want to know if you know that they are with someone else or they want to know if you know that they are not with someone else but even if they are with someone it doesn't mean that they will want to reveal this person to you. The discard phase where the narcissist happens very suddenly and while you may be hurt and confused the narcissist is able to move on without a care as though they never loved you but your empathy exposes them. Your feelings were real and it reveals that they lack empathy and lack the ability to experience an emotional connection which is something that no narcissist wants to admit because they know that's not a good thing. Deep down they know that's the most important quality in a relationship and without that there is no relationship so they will pretend that they just needed to move on and focus on themselves but really the issue they have is that they cannot emotionally connect to you and once you've figured that out they just want to save themselves a shame and get themselves out of there because without that connection without that empathy and compassion how could we even call ourselves human and they know that they don't like how it makes them feel so they're not going to stick around they're going to get themselves out of there and find someone who hasn't figured that out yet and they will be wondering if you know that they found a new victim or if they're not with anyone they will be wondering if you know that once it's all over the narcissist will be obsessing over whether or not you blame them for what happened they want you to take the blame it makes it a lot easier for them when they start their smear campaign they want to convince you and everyone else that you were the problem you were not good enough and it also gives them supply to know that you were questioning yourself or doubting your own abilities the last thing they want to see is you thinking that you're anything great the last thing they want to see is you loving yourself or realizing your worth they want you to hate yourself they want you to hate every cell in your body because that's how they feel about themselves and they project these emotions onto you they also get extremely envious and jealous when they see that you do realize how great you are especially when there's someone else involved someone else who gets to partake in everything that they never valued, respected or appreciated it makes them look stupid and it cuts off their fuel supply they want you to blame yourself for everything that happened so they will be wondering about that they will be wanting to know if you are still in the rabbit hole where they left you the narcissist will be obsessing over if you are dating they will want to know if you are seeing other people or if you're with someone already when they see that you're trying to move on with someone else that is when they will start hoovering again they don't want you to forget about them narcissists have a strong need to feel significant they also get extremely jealous they want to see if you are going to find someone else they know that you have the qualities and abilities that other people might find attractive even though they could not get the same fulfillment they know that you would be good for someone else and that just winds them up even more it makes them look at themselves and realize that they were the problem that they couldn't partake in everything that you had to offer or get the same level of satisfaction that someone else might receive the narcissist will obsess over whether or not they can come back to you they will want to know if you are seeing someone else and if they can pull you away from the new person if they can't get you back this will put them into panic mode because they act like they're so great but without someone to validate their illusion they don't feel real it triggers them to reflect on their feelings of worthlessness and insignificance but that's all they're really coming back for they don't care about you they don't love you they never did it was all a lie and that is why it was so easy for them to leave you that is why it was so easy for them to move on with someone else you have to stop validating their illusions you have to stop believing in them in a way any hope that they might change or become a better person it's not going to happen you will never get validation you will never get closure you can't keep going back to mcdonald's and expecting a five course dinner thank you for watching I hope this video resonates with you please like, comment, share and subscribe click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos if you are lighted today my paypal link is in the video description coaching enquiries, you can email me at nagsforevercoaching at gmail.com thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


Fydd y turnover of more than £5 billion in the Welsh food and drink sector, the Welsh Government is committed to raising the profile and reputation of Welsh food and drink and working with the industry to sustainably grow the sector by 30% to £7 billion by the year 2020. The UK Great Taste Awards, organised by the Guild of Fine Food, is the acknowledged benchmark for speciality food and drink and is a great opportunity to showcase the range of innovative products Welsh businesses have to offer. Wales's previous awards have used the Great Taste as a spring award for future success and to make their mark on the international stage. Here are just a few of the Welsh companies that have benefited from winning this prestigious accolade. The way that the awards have run, the transparency and the credibility that comes with it gives us tremendous impact to our company. It does open doors. For instance, this year, after winning the Golden Fork last year, we were approached by one of the largest food service companies in the UK and in Europe and they asked specifically for products that we produced that had won Great Taste Awards. So the impact is significant and we are very proud to be associated with the awards. Winning a Great Taste Award has helped our business immeasurably. It's a really good measure of the quality of our products. It gets it out into the public consciousness more and buyers like it too. And don't let's forget, the staff get a real buzz out of it. The Welsh Government has always been incredibly supportive. We've worked with certain individuals who've been great over and above the call of duty. They've helped us with grants, they've helped us access new markets to develop new products. They've invested in our innovation and they've just been there when we've needed them. Winning a Great Taste has given our product credibility and it allows us to market our product to more discerning customers. Since winning the Great Taste last year, we've developed a further-range product and by far our greatest award-winning product in Black Hole number three is our big asset. The Welsh Government have this laws. They help to set up the event in AFE where they give us laws to support them, and they give us mentoring and advice to help their sale. Since winning the Great Taste, we've noticed a marked increase in sales. We have been approached by various suppliers, for us it has supplied them with our products. One thing that we do notice is the sales in Scotch eggs have literally gone through the roof. We were absolutely delighted to get the Great Taste award. The mill was made redundant in 1946, so there'd been no milling had gone on here for about 70 years or so. So we fired up the mill again and we weren't quite sure what the quality of our flowers was like really. None of us were millers. We were all beginners at it, and it gave us a sort of quality assurance that we hadn't had before. We were all very pleased that we'd got a quality mark for our flowers. Basically it was telling us that we were doing all right and we were doing the job well.


Welcome to the session. Today's topic of the discussion is the thermistors and thermocouples, that is, a temperature transducer. And two of the examples of the temperature transducer is the thermistors and thermocouples. My name is Ajit Suryanshi. I'm working as assistant professor in the Valchen Institute of Technology in the Department of Electronics and Telecommunication. So what is the outcome of this today's session? So at the end of the session, a student will be able to select the appropriate transistors to measure the physical parameter that is here. In this case, it's the temperature. So before proceeding to the session, what should the knowledge you should have? You should have the knowledge of the material properties, especially the electrical properties. And you should also have the knowledge of the basic circuit analysis, electrical circuit analysis, that is. So temperature transducer. So what do you mean by the temperature transducer? Temperature transducer is a device which will convert input temperature into the other physical quantities, like pressure and others, pressure also. And especially it is the electrical quantities. So that's why it is called as an electrical transducer. So this is the electrical transducers. So converting the temperature into the equivalent electrical quantities. And electrical transducers, examples are the thermistors and thermocouples. So these two transducers, sensors, sense the temperature and converts into the equivalent electrical output. So that's why the thermistor and thermocouples is a type of the electrical transducers, thermistors. So what is meant by the thermistor? A thermistor name itself suggests the term which is derived from the term, and esters, that means it is a thermal and resistors. So thermistor is a special type of the resistors, which changes its resistance, which is a proportional to the input body temperature. So again, thermistor is of two types, NTC type and PTC type. NTC is a negative temperature coefficient, and PTC is a positive temperature coefficient. So what is meant by the negative temperature coefficient? That will be seen in the next slide. So NTC, for example, is manufactured from the metal oxides and semiconductors. So material used in the NTCs are the semiconductors and metal oxide. While in the PTC, material used is the conductor, because conductor exhibits the PTC type of the characteristics. That means the conductor's resistance increases with the increasing temperatures. So in the NTC, as the temperature increases, resistance decreases. That shows the negative properties. Now coming into the symbols of the thermistors. Symbol used for the thermistor is this is one which is used in the America, and this is used in the international. This is an international symbol for the thermistors. Now coming into the thermistor characteristics. So this is the characteristics of the resistance versus the temperature. So for the PTC, that is positive temperature coefficient. So you can see that as the temperature rises, a resistance rises. That is increase in temperature, increase in the resistance. That is a PTC, which shows the positive slope. If you find out the slope, this slope is a positive value. So this positive value, that positive value comes to this name. That is a PTC. That is positive temperature coefficient. And if the slope is a negative, that means the resistance increase in the resistance shows the decrease in the resistance. That is the resistance is inversely proportional to the temperature. In that case, it is a type of the NTC, that is negative temperature coefficient type of the thermistors. So here in this graph, you can see that is a negative slope. So in both the graph, that is for the PTC and NTC, for PTC, slope is a positive. And for the NTC, slope is a negative. Also one more point you have to observe in this graph is that both the graphs are linear. Again, one more interesting point you can note. If the slope is higher, higher is the sensitive thermistors. So once the slope is higher, you'll get the higher sensitive thermistors. So it is also depend upon the slope. Next. So again, these two types of the characteristics that is PTC, this is the ideal one. So that shows the linear relation between the resistance and temperature. But that is not happening in the practice. In the practice, most of the cases you see the linear relationship. In the linear relationship, or exponential relationship. So in the exponential relationship, the resistance is the exponentially related to the temperature. You can see in this equation, Rt is equal to R0 of beta 1 upon t minus 1 upon t0, where Rt is the resistance of that thermistor, that particular temperature. And R0 is the resistance of the temperature at 0 degree Celsius. So and this beta value is depend upon what material used in the thermistors. If it is anti-seed type of the thermistors, then the material used will be the semiconductors or metal oxides. Again, this is an example of anti-seed thermistors, negative temperature coefficient of the. Can you measure the temperature by using anti-seed or PTC thermistors for a wide range if the relation between these two are not linear? So this is a non-linear relation. This is a linear relation. This is a non-linear relation. So can you measure the temperature for anti-seed and PTC types of the thermistor for a wide range, temperature range if the relation between these two are non-linear? That means this kind of the relation. Or non-linear relation means it exhibits the linear characteristics or it exhibits the exponential or any other type of the relation between these two parameters. And after that temperature, it becomes a constant. So if the answer is S, then write down the explanation. If the answer is no, write down the explanation. So you may pause this video, think about it, write on the piece of the paper. Answer is S. You can use it for the wide temperature range, provided that it should not get a saturated. Now coming into the construction of the thermistors. So these are the different construction. So again, the material used in the thermistors are the metal oxides. For example, a copper oxide, magnesium oxide. So these metals are used. And different form of the structures are formed by using these materials. It is the forming of the bead type of the structure. It is forming also the probe type of the structure. It is forming the disk. And it is also forming the rod type of the structure by using these materials. Now coming into the applications, there are different applications for the NTC. It is used for the very low temperature applications. It is used in the digital thermometers. While the PTC is used as over current protection circuits, because current is which is related to the temperature. As temperature increases, that means a current also increases. Because the rise in the current in the conductor that leads to the increase in the temperature in the conductor. So that can be sensed with the thermistors. And it can be used for the over current protection circuits. So this is about the thermistors. Coming into the thermocouple, one of the temperature transducer. Thermocouple is another type of the sensor which can be used to measure the temperature at the particular specific point. And it will provide the electromotivors. That is a voltage at the output, which is proportional to the temperatures. So basically the thermocouple has two different types of conductors which are joined at one point, which is called as a junction. Or that junction is also called as a hot junction. So again, these two wires are of different types. This may be the copper, this may be the ion. So provided that these two wires should be of different type or different materials. Now thermocouple construction. Again, these two are the different types of the wires. And this is what it's called as a hot junction. And these are the metal oxide. And these are the protection circuits. So it is made of the alloy of the constantin and ion. So again, it is made of the ion and the constantin. Now coming to the working of the thermocouple, it is based on the effect that is C-beck effect. So one junction is a cold and other junction is a hot. In that case, you may expect the voltage at that end. So provided that these two metals should be of different materials. So that is called as a C-beck effect. And this voltage will be proportional to the temperatures. So these are the applications. There are different applications in the chemical plant also to monitor the temperature of the chemical. It is used. It is also used in the cryogenic, that is, low temperature application. These are the applications of the thermocouple. These are the references for the temperature transducers. Thank you.


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Hey guys, my name is Boris. I'm a board certified physician assistant and the title of today's video is going to be Will PA school take a chance on me? Let's say you're not the most competitive applicant, you know, maybe your GPA is okay, but it's not great Maybe you have a decent amount of hours Maybe even have like 10,000 you've been working in the field for a long time But you know your grades aren't solid or for whatever reason you're just not terribly competitive You're below average in some category. That's important. Usually it's great It's almost always GPA, you know, just being perfectly honest. It's almost always that so What if a lot of things are in check? What if you're a good person good solid person with a lot of experience people told you your whole life? You know, you would be a great provider.  So what if your GPA is 2.75, you know, you'd be a great provider people love you people connect with you Well, you have such great people skills, you know, you have so much experience as an EMT or a paramedic You know, why couldn't you be a PA working in the emergency department? You know, you have so much experience You probably have more knowledge than a lot of PAs that do work in emergency medicine, you know Why wouldn't a PA school just take a chance on you? Not to be a Debbie Downer, but let me answer that question very thoroughly why exactly a school may not take a chance on you Okay, if you happen to have low grades Here's why the very very simple oversimplified easy response to that is PA school is hard. I Wish it was, you know more complicated than that, but it's it's because PA school is hard It's because the curriculum is insane. It's like it's cruel. It's it's so hard that it just it shouldn't be like You shouldn't be able to put people through that. It's that hard, you know These smartest people the best students like their whole life 4.0 students high school 4.0 students college Fantastic at studying fantastic at learning huge amounts of information Very quickly and then regurgitating them on a test Fantastic on test scores great GREs great SATs great ACTs, you know top of their class their whole life These people still struggle The smartest people, you know think about the nerdiest smartest person in your high school class in your college class Maybe you made fun of them. Maybe you didn't. I don't know but imagine that person Just having a very tough time and constantly feeling like they're behind for two whole years Every day for two whole years studying seven days a week 40 50 60 70 80 hours a week and still feeling like they're constantly behind. That's how hard it is Okay, it's not a joke. It's an insane amount of information It's an education that should should take, you know, three four years But it takes two it takes two and a half and that's part of the appeal of the PA program is You get to be done faster. You get to practice medicine faster. The cost of that is an insanely unfairly ridiculously difficult program Particularly in the didactic year when you're doing all the actual class time. Okay, so that's why PA schools in particular require a very very very high Undergraduate GPA not because they're mean not because they don't like you not because you're not a good person Not because they don't want to take a chance on you.  Is that helping you? No You just wasted a ton of time a ton of money a ton of hope for the future All this like energy that you put in financially physically mentally spiritually emotionally hoping thinking like oh man I got in I'm gonna be a PA. I'm gonna have this amazing career and then boom It's all taken away because you got a C plus, you know Most VP PA schools most PA schools require a 3.0 GPA most PA schools require a B or better in every single class So boom you got a 79% You're out. You're done all that money you paid all that preparation you did all that You know hope and energy that I just talked about gone It doesn't matter because the standards are the standards and the standards are high because you literally have lives At your not like disposable like in your hands, you know You have to know this stuff You have to know an insane amount of information very quickly and be able to pull it out at a moment's notice When you see something when you see a patient so medicine's not a joke and neither is PA school because Medicine's not a joke. So hence PA school is not a joke. It's very serious And they have to have to have extreme confidence in your ability to get through the school academically, okay, so that's why Unfortunately, it's not about you being a good person. It's not about you having potential. It's about hard numbers hard facts Is your GPA? Have you shown a consistent ability to take lots of Classes a full schedule of hard upper level bio and chem courses at the same time not one here to their You know part time. No full time four or five classes at a time 16 or 20 credits For a couple of semesters at least and get a very high GPA because college compared to PA school is a joke My post back at Cornell University taking 20 credits, you know at a time with a bunch of ridiculously smart kids That was a joke compared to PA school Okay, that's a lie. No, I think I studied more in post back But that's because I cared about my GPA and PA school GPA doesn't matter, you know So I think that's why I studied harder in post back Then I did in PA school, but still PA school. I felt like I was constantly behind like I just told you, you know So that's why perhaps it's not about you It's not about PA school is not wanting to take a chance on you or being mean It's because they have to have to have to have extreme confidence in your academic abilities to get through the program Because if you don't that hurts you first and foremost It hurts the person that they could have let in that might have had a better chance at getting through the program It hurts them because they're so limited spots, you know, and we need providers There's a provider shortage So anybody that has a high level of confidence that could get through the program should be in that The PA schools should give that person the spot and not take a chance on someone who has a lower likelihood of getting through the program You know, and it also hurts the school because their stats go down. They you know, maybe get less funding Whatever the case may be it's not good for them if you don't get through the program And also it hurts your potential patients because let's say you do get in You know, and you're someone who maybe should not have gotten in you're below standard for some reason and somehow you get through I don't know if you end up cheating. I don't know if you end up, you know abusing stimulants like Adderall I don't know for some reason you get through the program some way somehow and you shouldn't have been in there in the first place Then your patients suffer, you know Because you just are not the kind of person that is able to handle these things and not everybody can Okay, not it's not fair. It's totally unfair But not everybody can handle this kind of schooling in this kind of work, you know, it's not for everybody Unfortunately, so it's again, I'm gonna say this for like a ninth time. I'm a broken record. I'm sorry but the main thesis of this video is It's not PA schools or medicine being mean and not taking a chance on you because you might be a very very good person It's just that they have to have to have a very very high amount of confidence in your academic abilities And there is really no getting away from that. How do you reverse that? How do you prove even if you haven't had a good GPA? How do you reverse that and prove to PA schools or medical schools or whoever that you can study that you are good? Academically watch this video right here how to fix a bad GPA. I'll see you in the next video


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Can we do such a big operation? You have to save him. You can do it. Okay, okay, okay. Kattigarha? Leave him alone. Like the Avengers, can't you also save him? Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man and all the fictional characters. Raghupathi, Raghava, Raja Ram. Originality. Hey, God bless you. Mom, I've been waiting for you all day. Ram, listen to me. If he's in a women's pack, his legs won't turn around, right? Hey, R, R, R. Dad, I'm sorry. This is Raghupathi, mom. I hid Rangopalvarumma's photo. If I catch them, they'll give me 50 lakhs. What do you mean, 50 lakhs? It's a lot of money. If I give them 7 rupees, they'll take the money back. It's a lot of money. Dad, I'm Daudi Prem. He's a nakshay kumar. What's the plan to catch Daudi? Plan 3 Vikram. Daudi will go home. Hey, what's with the bomb? Who is he? He's my brother-in-law. He came to the village to fight with you. Is it a prank video? Where are the cameras? Right. Actually, India's most wanted criminal is a brave man. I've informed the channel Sunnit. He's not a human, is he? What will you do for the money? Be careful, Satish. There's no space for a small crowd. First, tell me your name. Ragupathi. Raghava. Raja Ram. Kalli. Jilang. Faruk. KGF. You're right. It seems like they're really delving into the pop culture of India. Because there's a lot of references to a lot of stars, films, all that kind of stuff. So it looks like these kids who get caught up in some shenanigans. It's said it's based on an incredible true event that, I'm guessing, these kids went for the reward on catching a most wanted criminal. And that's the story of these three guys wanting to go capture this guy so they could get a reward that they think will be big enough that you could make Bahubali through with it. And obviously never heard of that story in real life. Is it actually true? And what's the play on words? What is Mishan? Mishan. Yeah, obviously there's a play on words because even in the poster, it changes it from Mishan to Mishan. No log line, huh? Nothing. Nothing at all. I do think the trailer was a little long. It was a little long. Especially the front end. I've always said three minutes is way too long for a trailer. Yeah, the first half of it didn't need to be there. One, it's a trailer. It's just there to tease you. You're not there to tell the entire story. You just, you're just there to entice. Yep. You're just there to like, ooh, this looks awesome, right? We want a spoonful of information. Not a cup of soup of it. Yeah. So like two minutes, I feel it usually is like the max. Yeah. I feel like a little, little overshare there. If it's a teaser, obviously you can be a little less. But if a teaser just lets you smell it. Yeah. Yeah. So like the first half could have been cut. Yeah, I thought so too. I liked the second half of the trailer much more. But it looks like. Oh, I did like, I did like, if I was kind of cute and they said at the top, you know, those guys are, the Avengers are fictional, we're the real deal. Also, at the end, was that junior NTR? Good grief, if you spotted that, that's pretty impressive there. I'm sorry for not knowing go over something. I think that is. I think that's, he's actually in RRR. I think that's junior NTR from RRR, which is obviously why they did that. It sure looks like him. I can see why you're saying that. If I'm dumb, please let me know. But, and then the KGF reference. That was great. Which is. Which is. All right, so yeah, well we're KGF. One or two. And I know, okay, so this director directed this film, right? So this is the director. Say his name. Swaroop. And then it has the initials RSJ, I don't know how you would pronounce that. This film, which we've reacted to, we never saw, but I know a lot of people liked it. It was called. Agent Size, Surinvasa, Atreya. Yeah, we saw the trailer for it. Probably over a year ago. It's a 2019 film and I know a lot of people liked it. It was very successful. So it looks like this is his second film. Ever. I mean, I'm wrong. Directing. Writing. Did he also write it? Yeah. Yeah, this is number two. Second film. He written and directed. And is this Hindi?  But South, but it also references to actually Kumar and others. And obviously Tapsi I know has done, she's done Damar films before. So I don't actually know what language this is. Co-director Amit Shrivedi. Really? Says co-director. Amit Tripathi. Oh, sorry. Nevermind that. I was gonna say that was strange. Tapsi Panu. Yeah, I'm wondering if this is a South film. I don't know. You guys let us know if this, is this a, it's not telling me anywhere. April 1st. Anyways, yeah, I don't know. Cause there was a lot of references. I didn't know if it was a Hindi film or if it was a Tamil, Telugu. I think it was either Tamil or Hindi. That's where I land on that. But anyways, let us know what you thought about the trailer and we did. Oh yeah, is it true? Is this a base off of true? Yeah, it said it was, true events. That's interesting. Please let us know what you thought about the trailer down below.


When x square is greater than equal to 1, continuous, differentiable at x equal to 1, differentiable but not continuous is equal to 1, this is absurd, differentiable but not continuous and that is not possible and continuous but not differentiable is equal to 1, it is continuous but not differentiable. What is the meaning of this? This is another way of one, this will be positive negative positive, you have to follow that in the same number, so basically from minus 1 to 1 I will stop like this, correct? This is 1, this is minus 1, I will not draw the x cube graph completely, I will only stop between minus 1 to 1. Now, when x is greater than 1, it is going to follow a straight line like this, right? When x is less than minus 1, it is again going to follow a straight line like this, clearly suggesting that there is a kink getting formed over here because of the abrupt change in the direction. But guys, never completely trust graphs, never completely trust graphs, I am saying that is because there are certain occasions where even though a curve has translated to a line, there is a smoothness over there, correct?  That is what many people think from curve it became a line, so there has to be a kink getting formed hence not differentiable, no, you have to go out of micro level, exactly. If you see here the left hand derivative, this function is let us say x square function and this is let us say y equal to 0 function, this is y equal to x square function. The left hand derivative, what is the left hand derivative for this function at 0? Differentiate to it, of course continuity is there, so in this case it is differentiable. So my point here was, in this case it was very obvious but do not over rely on graph, do not over rely on the fact that there is a change on the curve from a curve to a line, so there has to be a kink there, correct? So in this case we need to always check, let us say I want to check mathematically whether there is a kink there or not, slightly left to 1, differentiate, so slightly left to 1 which function are you following? X cube, what is the derivative of X cube at 1? 3, what is the slope of this? 1. 1, hence there is a kink kink formula, is that right? It is same as 1 is 3, they are not equal hence not differentiate, is that right? Next question, option B is not good Let us do one thing, let us take 1 by X, 1 by X as negative y, now would you want minus y would tend to infinity, minus infinity or plus infinity? Minus infinity, plus infinity, because now all and 0 left is also negative, huge magnitude negative, the benefit of doing this is we can convert this to limit y tending to infinity, this will become negative 1 by y, e to the power 1 by x, limit x to the power n and tending to infinity, when mod x is less than 1 it will become 0, this one you are asking, limit x tending to x to the power n and tending to infinity, if mod of x is less than 1 then this will become 0, yes now tell me the answer for this, it will be 0, it will become 1 by 1 each, this will become, now this number So, your x is like 1 by e now, y does not become 0, 1 by e is approximately 0.3 something, if you raise it and when x minus infinity this will actually become 0, as x tends to 0, now when plus 0, again can I do one thing, let y be 1 by x, so I can write the same thing as, limit y tending to infinity, this will become 1 by y e to the power y minus e to the power minus y, y again e to the power y plus e to the power minus y, again if you take e to the power, what will happen, 1 by e to the power minus 2 y by 1 plus e to the power minus 2 y, that becomes again 1 by y because this term will go to 0, this term will go to 0 and this will since y is infinity, this will again give you 0 and does it match with the value of the function at 0, yes. So, those who said it is discontinuous at 0, the answer is no, it is continuous at x equal to 0, but is it differentiable at x equal to 0, let us check now, after that I would also like you to plot this on your desk boss and check, what it actually meant in terms of 0 and differentiable. Can we differentiate the point? Of course, you can left hand derivative, right hand derivative you can find out separately, but you know the best thing is use first principles here, you will be supplied, but that would be faster, should I show you the first principles, somebody please note this function now, because I am changing the page, should I complicate it, become very very small, yes. Now, what will be the basic definition minus h minus of f of x by h, so what I am doing is x with minus h, is it not, this is the definition h tending to 0 plus f of 0 minus h minus f of 0 by h. So, f of 0 minus h means what, f of minus h, so here I put x as minus h, so it will become minus h e to the power of minus 1 by h minus e to the power of plus 1 by h whole divided by minus 1 by h plus e to the power of 1 by h, correct, f of 0 is what, 0 and if I divided by h, in fact minus h, I will say, I will say, it will be this, yes sir, minus h minus h goes, now again the same story, I don't know h, h tending to 0 plus, what will happen to that, think carefully and then answer, e to the power of minus 1 by h as h tends to 0 will be 1, now 0, so if I take e to the power of 1 by h common out, from both the numerator and denominator, let me make the change here, this will become of 1, this will become minus 2, correct, so can I say this will be 0, this will be 0, this will get cancelled with each other, now in the same logic in your school exam and also mark it with a star, it's 1, 1, absolute, so limit h tending to 0 plus f of 0 plus h minus f of 0 by h, f of 0 plus h means replace x with h everywhere, is it fine, this is what you will, you must all be getting, yes, yes, now take e to the, if you do that you get h, 1 minus e to the power minus 2 by h, h, 1 plus e to the power minus 2 by h, what will happen to these terms, 0, 0, h, h gone, answer is 1, so it is not differentiable at 1, that means option number a is correct, it's continuous everywhere, but not differentiable at x equal to 0, somebody please put it on the graph and check, awesome, not differentiable at x, this is what she is getting, right, not differentiable at x, okay, are you now conscious, these things are something where you will be tested upon, so that property which I wrote there, limit x tending x to the power n, n tending to infinity and then what x is less than 1, that's helpful in many cases, let's take another one.


Did you know that most neat freaks could not watch the World Cup final? Why? It was too messy. Ha ha ha ha! It was too messy! Get it? No, explain it to me.  I'm Jewish. I mean, really? Yeah. That always confuses people. I can't wait for people to be confused by that statement. You can fall asleep. It's going to happen to me now! I want you to stay calm. Don't think you should pay too much attention. I'm trying to make a button. Did you watch the World Cup final? No. I saw the highlights.  I heard it was one of, if not the greatest, World Cup final ever, went down to the penalty kicks and I saw all of the highlights and I saw the announcer crying, but yeah, I only watch Yankee's Baseball. That's the only sport I really follow anymore, because he's sad. No, that's not true. And I also like to watch UFC fighting, but even like Dallas Cowboys and the NFL, I don't care anymore. Well, that's super interesting. Sorry, I'm hungry. Why are you sorry you're hungry?  No. No, not really. I'm not. It's true. Did you watch the final? Mm-hmm. Wow. I watched a lot of the World Cup this year. Yeah. Anyway, but I love football or soccer or who, you know. Yeah. It's the same thing. Anyways, today we got a Renvier Singh answers fans' questions. So this is from a film companion. We were acted to her interview with him near Jaistai or whatever that film was called. Yes. Apparently, he also did a segment where he asked, the audience asked him questions. Yes, I have a question. Why don't you come talk to us? Yeah, not much of a hawk. Yeah. Love you Renvier. Anyways, but yeah, so that's what this is. So, here we are. It's an actor and chameleon. Your bhabhi is in Bangalore anyways. I have nowhere to go. I'm not shooting a film right now. So honestly, there is no place I'd rather be. I'll ask you a question. Okay, G. Hello, sir. Hello, ma'am. It's an honor speaking to you. My question to you is this. A few years back, I watched your movie, Bajra Mastani. And just five minutes into the movie, I was like, whoa. Best decision of my life. Have you experienced such a moment watching any movie recently? Which scene was it? Like the whole movie. I felt like you are the Maratha warrior. Like the blood of the Maratha warrior flows into you.  Because the onus comes on you. You have to really, you know, do justice to it. You will try. Yeah, because it means a lot to a lot of people. So five minutes in. That was probably Bhai's entry. Yes, ma'am. Chita Kichaab, Baaz Ke Nazar Aur Baaz Ji. Tell you funny stuff from that day. The question, though. So this is the early years of Bajra Mastani. I didn't even have a scubble on my takla. So Sanjay Banzali looked at the monitor. The first thing in the morning, he's like, your face is looking like an egg. I think we'll take your back shot first. Atau camera. Anda. And then that dialogue with now that I look at the film back, I feel like I could have chopped that pause. You know, I feel like I watch it. I'm like, it could have been a little less. So it was a proper dialogue dialogue. It was like there on paper and you can see it. It's popping out to you. It's like, yeah, what dialogue. Right. Yeah. Chita Kichaab, Baaz Ke Nazar Aur Baaz Ji. Tell you funny stuff from that day. That must be another line. I think you forgot the question. No, it was the rest of it. I had a warm moment, sir. I watched R.R.R. on stage. There we go. And I had dozens of warm moments. It was like three hours of this. Whoa. Yeah. That's Mr. Raja Moli Cinema for you.  I absolutely loved it. When I got out of my seat, the first time in R.R.R. was that sequence where they're trying to save the boy. And Jabhi Toh Hiro Ka Haat Eise Haathana. Yeah. So, yes, R.R.R. War movie. And if you haven't seen it, you're missing out. Yeah. Agreed. On an Oscar film. Aisha Panchal. Hey, hello everyone. Hi. Hi. Your question is that if you have given any chance to recreate any iconic role of your favorite from world cinema, which role it can be? Hmm. Wow. I have a couple that come to mind immediately, but I'd first like to invite suggestions from the audience. Stop it. He just feeds off of audience. He loves people, yeah. When you asked the question, Aisha, the first thing that popped in my head was Scarface. He'll be very good. Thank you.  Agnepath. Agnepath is pretty much Scarface. And Vastav is pretty much Scarface. And I love all three. So, yeah, Scarface comes to mind immediately. I think there's something just so... Oh my God. It's just something so attractive about Tony Montana. You know? Yeah, Kartharajas. I think you'd also be amazing as John Travolta in Saturday. Okay. Yeah. That would work. I'm on. I'm on. I'd cast Karan Johar to direct it. Yes. Yes. The one that comes to mind is the Wolf of Wall Street.  So, these are a couple I'd like to do. Joker. Joker, Gladiator. And to be super honest, the Joker, I really like... I definitely, in the process of creating Khilji, watched The Dark Knight a few times. In the process of creating Bajira, I watched it Gladiator a few times. So, there's definitely something there, which those wonderful artists have put out there that is so infectious that you can learn from, draw from. But I would love to do my own version of Scarface. And I would love to do my own version of The Wolf of Wall Street. Nice. Okay, last question. Thank you. Last three questions. Yash Dhabalia. Hi, ma'am. Thank you, sir, ma'am. So, there have been many moments in your movies that have been very special. But what is that one scene in the past ten years for you that after the director said cut, you just went back to your vanity and you just felt good about that moment that you have reached a point? You know, huh? You know. There are often times where cut is called and you can't immediately switch off from what was just happening. If you're really present and in the moment and then cut is called and it kind of disturbs you in a way. It kind of throws you off.  And you're not still ready to let go of that feeling that you're carrying. So, sometimes it spills over. And sometimes not comfortable feelings. As a performer, you have to cultivate this habit of being comfortable in that discomfort. So, even after cut is called, if you're performing a sort of emotionally testing or difficult scene, it will still continue. And you have to live that, you know. But put in another context, Ram Neela, like the lady mentioned, sometimes you just get lost, you know. Like, I remember this one instance where Ram and Leela are... They are lost in each other in a very passionate liplock. And I didn't want it to stop. And literally, because everything on Mr. Banzali's film happens for real, very, very, you know. It's almost like that. Very little visual effects, you know. It's like everything is shot. So, we were on the bed in this liplock and literally in the scene, that liplock is disturbed by a brick coming through the window. A whole brick, now literally on set where Deepika and I are performing and literally there is a brick thrown through a window. It shatters the glass and everything. But in the first take, Deepika and I were so locked and we were so lost that... We didn't even notice the brick. We didn't care. These two are still at it. Makes sense. That's when Mr. Banzali knew he was like, And at that point, they were married. You get lost. Oftentimes, I walk back to the van and my closest aide, my lifeline, my backbone, Koshal, who is witness to all the chaos and madness that happens behind the scenes, he's my closest man and he gets to see it because he'll be with me by my side. I go back to my space and I'm still reeling from what's happened. It used to happen here in Padma, but a lot. I have no control over it. I'm so immersed in it in the moment that coming out of it becomes a task. Oftentimes, I go back to the van and it's still continuing and then you do something else to distract yourself to come out of it or something. But yeah, oftentimes, I don't look back and I'm like, It's not like the shortcut is called and I'm like, It's not like that. But oftentimes, I'm so lost that it takes some time to get out of the shot. It happens on Jayesh Bhai as well. And there are some times when the cut is called and then I find myself, it happens once during Dilharat with Hohai, I can't remember when else, but Bhaji Rao, the cut is called and you're holding so much emotion. The cut is called and then it just comes pouring out. I go to the side and I'm bawling like literally like soar, soar, say crying. That's not what was happening. You're just holding that emotion for the context of the scene, you're holding it, you're holding it, you're holding it. Then when cut is called, it just comes out.  So yeah, I love it. This is what being a performing artist means. I actually love and I cherish those moments when I've been so present and really lived some moment of truth between action and cut. Those are signs of a performance going well. And that's why you're such a good actor. Alright. Who do we have? The second last one, correct, correct. And Saad. What if your last name was Faramoosh, what would you do? I don't get that joke. Explain it to me. It sounds like a possible Parsi surname, you know, Faramoosh. I get to know that a lot but it's actually Asan. It's an Arabic word which means best. That's how they call it. Best? Yeah, best. Your parents didn't even have a gunjai. Great name, bro. Asan. My question to you is you said in interviews that Simba's character was quite challenging for you. I wanted to know which scene was more challenging for you and why? Something about how challenging that role was. From start to finish, Simba was just challenging to pitch because that's proper mainstream. The volume turned up on everything.  It's just like the kind of cinema we were discussing earlier. Now to pitch that correctly is a great big challenge because it's such a fine line. It can fall at any time. It can become too much any time and there was one such scene. I've never said this before but there was one such scene in the initial part of the shooting of Simba which he was like this broad, this I thought was just too loud. We can temper it a bit temper, no pun intended. There was one such scene which by the way didn't make the cut. Also partly due to it wasn't really required in the narrative it was like fat, we were chopping out the fat but those are especially challenging because like I said it's a fine line to make that genre to make a performance within that genre to make that kind of performance still authentic is a challenge because it is a very fine line that you're walking in terms of pitching and pitching is more than 70-80% of just about achieving the journey into any world of any film as once you get like our filmmakers call it the Sur how was the pitch once you achieve that it's more than half the work done but achieving that in Simba was very challenging because when I watched those types of films I've always felt that this can be better that this can be more effective this can be more authentic it's not like sadness it's not like that you can still put in a performance within that genre which when Simba came out I was very happy and very grateful that that was recognized it was one masala film that was actually got great reviews and like three and a half stars on an average like that was amazing for a film like Simba is proper as mainstream it's a Rohit Shetty and team production you know it's like it's a Rohit Shetty film but still within that to get to put in a performance to make that film effective because it's Simba's first frame to last frame they're throughout it's in and out Simba so you know when to be that goofy yet that serious you're still dealing with the subject matter which is no joking matter but in the initial half of the film you're still this larger than life colorful goofball but then to have that switch over and then to become that guy who stands up and you know to pitch those dramatic scenes there were many many aspects to Simba there were the comic scenes the same guy is doing all this he's almost slapstick comedy yet doing that internal scene yet going into the courtroom in the third half and having that doing those scenes so to pitch to construct that performance the goofiness, the change over the seriousness to bring it all together to still make it a cohesive and effective performance was a big challenge so therefore I if I have to rate my own work Simba for me is the highest rated because that was that pitching that is actually the biggest challenge and it doesn't get talk about real talk about performance you'll talk about oftentimes instinctively people will say maybe perhaps he'll g gully boy or you know what stuff like that Bajira these are the ones that come up but the real marks go to a performance for me go to a performance like Simba that's the tough stuff and if you can do it high marks that's why we are calling you chameleon thank you okay guys and last pitch this is the last chit chat chit chat chit chat shruti vergis hi my question is if you only had one opportunity to tell only one story either behind the camera or in front of the camera what would it be a great question I actually write a couple of scripts so I have stories to tell way to write not ready yet to be honest I think it takes a lot of courage to be a filmmaker to be a writer it's like being an actor's super convenient right it's not it's not buying I'm just the tool just the tool but it takes a lot of courage to have that degree of responsibility when you're creating material so yeah I did write a couple of scripts in fact there was one I wrote as the final project in script writing class in university and the entire six months process led up to this one thing that your proper 130 page brown script and I remember the guy the professor he called me into his office on the final day and he said I've been teaching this class for 30 years this is the best script I've ever read wow that's amazing and he said to me I will be surprised if you can't go out there and get this made immediately he gave me an A++ where is that script that script is buried I'll never make it only because I think that that story has been told you know it's very difficult to write scripts it's almost like every story is every narrative literally that's work telling has been told and you're just making versions of it and that's it's not far from the truth so I made that in like hour run you know what that was like 2007 or something and then I wrote another one and I actually narrated often times to filmmakers to get their feedback to see what do they think do they really think this has any because it was a wild idea I wonder if we lit but it is it's got a lot of black humor and one day I'll make it one day I will but I have to muster up the courage to reach there if I could tell if I could direct one movie though I would love to make and tell the Mahabharat that is one story that must be realized on celluloid you know on I really feel like somebody has to make it you know we had the TV series cult TV series of course but the Mahabharat has got to be made it's just waiting to be made into a movie into like a trilogy or even like a seven part six part seven part mega cinema experience that will that will blow the lid off any cinema lover watcher maker in the world you know Mahabharat is just waiting to be made into a film and there are so many prominent and eminent film personalities that have dabbled in actually realizing this great dream and I think it's around the corner and I hope it happens I hope I can be some part of it and they have their time if they don't make it in the next 20 years I'll make it I hope somebody makes it and you play Karna my favorite character right you heard it your first the good guy on the wrong side good guy on the wrong side I like it Layers baby give it to me I have to end by telling you that first interview you did with me you talked about being a director and you said I definitely am going to direct one day it's my it's the ultimate dream and you said the thing is you probably won't like what I made I'll change that I will change it too I think you'll love it I think you'll love it I think it will definitely have that big screen spectacle value but the emotion will be all there I'm also growing as a man of cinema so slowly my courage is building up to write and to direct and it'll be it'll be a while I'm really enjoying the acting stuff how it's keeping me super busy and I'm extremely grateful for all these wonderful opportunities but I'm pretty sure that it's not going to cut and when the it will get too much then I'll definitely scratch it after 13-15 years after 13-15 years after that you'll look like this Sean I will get even hotter yes a little white white all the better now to direct with yeah yeah and I'll get those director wise big big dirty sullen eyes you know I'll play the part you will just let people all day break spirits until then we will enjoy what you do on screen ladies gentlemen I have to stop they must have a hard out yeah they must have a hard out or else why wouldn't they let Ranveer just keep going as long as he wants they probably had that the venue probably has a hard out time that they need this I find it so interesting obviously I loved it love watching Ranveer listen to Ranveer talk about his process about cinema about acting all that kind of stuff but I love the fact that most people when you think of Ranveer thinks he has no shame no kind of boundaries at all but he said I'm not brave enough to direct or write which like you never think Ranveer wouldn't be confident enough to basically write whatever he wants the man has the most confidence most people have ever seen but it's a different beast writing he's absolutely correct it is nerve racking I mean the only things are probably more nerve racking than that would probably like stand up comedy or something like you're writing that as well you're still a writer when you're doing stand up writer director it's yours yeah and I would agree I would say it's probably writing a screenplay because there's so many yeah writing a play is a much easier task at least for me I've attempted and maybe it would be different if I was attempting to write something from scratch because like I've tried to turn barbarian into a screenplay and anytime I've tried to do it it just doesn't come out and I've always thought that's because whoever would direct it might contribute to the flow of the screenplay or I don't know I just know there's so many things with the way screenplay is written versus stage play it's it's when you watch shows for like friends for example you have no place to judge it have you watched it I've watched it in his sandwich you haven't watched it so it's like it's like saying that food sucks you haven't tasted it I have the writing on that show season after season as well as everybody loves Raymond talking situational comedy shows how difficult it is to write good comedy for a show where you're only writing for 23 minutes of television week after week after week after week after week is unbelievable and yes not so much for the writing because writers also get the benefit of the doubt in ways that actors do per se and that they get to kind of step back and go not mine it all falls on the director the director gets all the credit and all the blame it's a director's medium film is a director's medium writers like actors get to go yeah I may have sucked but the whole thing isn't my fault directors are probably I don't want to say the most important because every job is important in film but it's their medium followed by the writers followed by actors and everybody else offshoots of that the director is the king but it's super interesting to hear him talk about that and it kind of goes into the fact that he thinks his most challenging role was Simba which is a comedy role we've often said that comedy is harder than drama the comedy aspect of it but also for him which is completely unique to Indian acting and Indian film is his desire for truth and being in the moment in that kind of film is commendable and difficult oh yeah to find real justification for those moments that's something I'd love to have a conversation with him about in terms of how to accomplish such a thing because there have been scripts I've read and realized never gonna happen there's no way I'm gonna be able to embody this character and enjoy the process or make the character believable because it's so just beyond the realm absolutely it's always lovely to I mean he talked about Sanjay Lube inside and they were just like breaking out through the window and they're just not stopping Brick comes in, he's bricked up we're all bricked up it's so obvious that's one of the most wonderful things about Ramly Liz you see the love story of those two happening right before your eyes it's really wonderful it's something we always talk about when you're in his performances he wants so badly to do well and be a true artist and is, he really is but and again, we've said this before I think you guys especially those of you who don't appreciate him have yet to see I think as he ages and has accomplishments and experiences he's gonna dive into certain roles and characters both as an actor and I really think he'll direct and God willing 30 years from now I think his best work is as far as elevative artistry that is really contributory to world cinema, he hasn't even scratched the surface yet, hasn't even scratched it I agree and it's quite exciting to see what he's gonna do next obviously Circus is next and then I think it's Karen Gillar showing with Alia I think that comes out maybe February or March and Boyle Boyle, that's one of the things I don't know how transparent they could be about that by choice or by whatever I don't know how he and Deepika manage their life together because their life is even more full than even Priyanka and Nick I can't fathom how difficult it is for them to ensure that their relationship is intact and good and strong because they're so in demand of both of them she was just at the World Cup anyways, fantastic interview please let us know what the other Renvier videos and interviews we'd love to interview him no surprise there I wish I just had a little black book like everybody thinks I do I'm like difficult is usually you don't get to talk to the actor directly until after the interview they might give you their number but before it is an incredibly difficult process of talking to their managers to production houses there's been interviews where we've been in contact with people for years but the interview didn't happen until years later I'm still in contact with people there's still people that if we told you who are in contact you'd be very very excited but why should we tell you that because we don't know what's going to happen we may never get to interview them who knows but we try just know, we try and I think the next Renvier one at least I think it would be his first one which is him and Anushka it's his first film but that might be good for like Romance Month because I believe it's a kind of a rom-comy thing but you guys can let us know down below


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but if you ever get the opportunity track these down okay take a look at them now here's I used to know the names of these I want this to be in focus I don't know how close I can get to this it's got the fluorescent blue and green like green it's got layers to it you can see here take a look you got the green blue green it's beautiful and under certain type of lighting absolutely magnificent right so let's put this on a table this is sort of medium size we got I'm pretty sure this is quartz very nice here's another quartz crystal one thing that we have are these mineral crystal balls I don't know what this is but they're beautiful beautiful they reflect the light this guy that's marble it's granite I'm pretty sure these green crystals are the crystal formed I forgot the technical names for these I should know because I teach my these are like the crystal formations it looks like tetrahedrons they form and the way it works with crystals the way it works with crystals if the magma in the magma chamber or whatever it is right wherever the molten rock is cooling if it's got certain types of chemicals that sort of dictates what kind of crystals what kind of minerals you get right obviously because that's what it's made out of right and the size of the crystals you know after small crystals or large crystals and that's dependent on the rate of cooling so something cools really really slow molten rock with the certain type of mineral composition these minerals these crystals have some kind of you know depending on what what they are they have a geometric pattern that they grow right it's like tetris pieces that fit together but they're sort of all the same same angles right same chemical compounds so they have the same form just being built on top of each other and that decides sort of what kind of crystals you get and if it's cooling really slowly then the minerals come on to it slowly and they have time to build another layer another layer connect up again so they you know you could get huge crystal structures huge or very very small look at this beautiful nice green I don't know what the name of this is and you can get different types of different types of crystals forming that are basically the same same family right like you could have a quartz but depending on what type of minerals were inside the magma chamber that they were cooling in that access to you get different types of course right you could have rosecourt where it's got a sort of a pinkish tint to it or you know different types of mineral heavy quartz right and I believe this is a quartz as well I don't know what the green is take a look at this crystal absolutely beautiful look at the structure on it right and their names when I was studying this was very difficult for me to remember the names as you know I'm very bad with names absolutely beautiful that's the crystal structure I believe this is a rose quartz right it's got pinkish tint to it another smaller purplish tint and these look amazing with light shining through them right you know the fireplace light is not powerful enough for you to see because you can see more detail within I actually have one of these in my collection as well I really like this one it forms sometimes it forms very nice crystal faces the faces on it smooth and each one some of these crystals they have specific angles right that we study in mathematics and we take a look at them look at this one bubbly it starts with an H this one H o something I think boulders for tealights right if you ever burn tealights candles never leave them alone right never the candle light burning in your space without you being there I've actually had tealights catch fire on me so they could be very dangerous if you're not around you want to be careful with fire so those when I say the tea light catching fire on me when the candle in the tea light just you know when it burns it becomes liquid I've had the metal part of the tealights catch fire and they burn pretty heavy difficult to put out sometimes and they spread really fast there's some kind of chemical within the tealights right so be careful and brass and metal metal candles and crystals and plants of course right beautiful look at the formation of that crystals or those crystals pretty positive this is quartz right look at that this is gonna crack here like the faces didn't grow together like the full crystal this is a full crystal full crystal full crystal and the little ones beside them this would have cooled pretty slow lots of little tealights in this one beautiful as well the the boxes that have larger crystals they contain less number of crystals because they're really heavy so once they reach the certain weight with the boxes I put another stuff because you really don't want to be lifting this might be a quartz on the bottom but on the top is mineralization of something else it's gotta serve a pinkish feel to it now what we'll be doing before we put these out you know wherever they belong in this space right we're definitely gonna give these guys a wipe because there's a little dust on them right so we give them a wipe get rid of some of the dust or give them a wash right they become seriously very very bright they reflect really well beautiful flat bottom we're putting some of these little guys up here shouldn't I just so we know these little pieces just falling off but this is a lot of crystals it's got off and it's heavy like these things are heavy right beautiful faces this is more of the I think it's the first rock we showed you so this one is similar to this guy right but this guy has a lot more of the solid green there right so this might have cooled slower possibly and this one's more purple so it might have not just had chemicals required to make the green glass tea lights and this gives off a nice color beautiful color so seven plus a little other thing so that's how many I was able to fit into that roll I could tight but make sure you're protecting the crystals let's put these little guys here I should let's put them in the jar that way they're together the little guys more sounds writing on this is a mineral crystal that's been cut like this absolutely magnificent that deserves some sort of a purple and this is the formation of the crystal it's actually forming with these angles right just one place where mathematics comes into play right nature beautiful just one of the reasons we study this is mathematics if you want to get into their sciences into geology and whatnot you need to know this building architecture right if you can work with natural minerals crystals beautiful I'm gonna take this big guy down here from here and reserve this for the little guys it's like it's like I want to go to the next box there's opening things up as they go look at this this thing grew and it's got some kind of mineral trapped inside see the black there it's what picked up some minerals that were there some crystals that were there pretty positive this is a quartz let's sound let's crack open some of the other boxes routine they're just little hedgehog things that go inside each other these guys this is sort of like the holder for these guys the balls you can actually put the large ones on there too so nice faces one two three and we won't go into these ones flashlight and show it to you through the light maybe next time yeah we'll grab some of these and shine the light through them with the appropriate lighting it should come out nice I'm thinking I'll get myself under the light yeah I think maybe if my partner is okay with it we'll grab a flashlight shine a light through each one container is forming around it so we've got purple on the inside and then green forming on the outside some other mineral coming in and once you learn if you ever you know decide to study some of the stuff once you learn how these things form and the chemicals that go in there and the bonding and the mathematics the angles behind them stuff wow and again mathematics a lot of mathematics your music right these are just waves trigonometry right these are like basically sine and cosine and tangent waves mixed together and just making music right as we're talking about in the language of mathematics we're doing a whole series on trig the three things that we've done so just just beautiful really nature mathematics crystals sound waves plants sequence huge golden ratio huge huge relationship to how plants grow right so we talked with a little video of the new cheese sequence and golden trying golden ratio right with math in real life with my artist friend the flavor of actually we've seen that you know in a few videos we have a sort of a salt can assault light bulb right where it's a big salt piece and they drilled in they got a light bulb on the inside gives out amazing lights biosonic it states four two two five eight seven biosonic this is I think they're all the not sure there's three of them together as well as rocks and crystal nice thing to pack up top on top of a box of crystals because it's light look at this one it's a root very light very light this is what is the name I think it's called fools go while it is called fools gold but it's called the official name I forget what it is it's it forms into cubic I'm not perfect I'm not sure what the structure is on it and to these crystals and when people were exploring for gold and the gold rush some people confuse this with gold when they were harvesting it obviously is cut into the round piece but in nature it occurs in little flakes and boxes crystal structures so people that didn't know they would think that this was gold that's what they gave a colorful school there's a technical name for it I used to know it there's another rock that's a crystal I mean that's a candle I just got a companion sort of color to it amazing crystal formations beautiful faces well formed very well formed it's a little crystals on it some other yellow mineral formalization mineralization on top I don't know what this is here's a little fragile this guy somewhere won't roll away it's actually nice like this too beautiful feels like a quartz with some kind of purple mineral on it see the crystal faces structure this forming it's almost like this one very similar little different very similar crystal structures on a little different this is metal this probably brass I think I forget what these are called I have these in my collection as well beautiful both striations going upwards this part this might be some form of feldspar I don't know I believe these are some kind of quartz and then they have so the larger crystals these guys formed early on I believe and then the liquid rock the magma would have started cooling faster you get little crystals forming on top of the bigger crystals just beautiful I'm pretty sure that's the way it formed guys so I don't know if I can like there's dozens upon dozens in here looks beautiful with the light through it looks beautiful like this is the layer larger piece it's nice having these little pieces just laid out fluorescent blue orange white good bugs just beautiful colors here's a pink like this that holds a few of those little guys these are the little holders for the the round the round but basically sits like this this in mathematics there would be a rhombus like this I believe but it's a 3d rhombus was a 3d rhombus called in here so it's got the rusty feel so I believe this is quartz that's formed that's got a little bit of iron in it so it looks rusty incredible here's a bigger crystal and another crystal growing into it this is like the other box that we skipped those a layer of like medium-sized stuff so we'll just take a look at this we'll finish off this box blackness and this is dark these all have technical names I wish I knew though these hedgehogs are good for these guys too serious striations on this believe this is lava I think we've seen some lava rock and then this is this is mica it forms in sheets it crystallizes in sheets it's really cool you can get different color ones the most common I believe is the sort of silver looking one this is got a blueish tint to it being out of space it started the TU I think tourmaline possibly tourmaline inside is pink though it shouldn't be pink I think tourmaline is more green like this I'm sorry if I'm totally off on my names on these minerals these crystals seriously running out of room of the ones with crystals on top of creases on these there's little ones here there's another one and wow this natural form like that lots of striations crystals hopefully at some point I'll get a chance to go through these and learn the names and you know maybe we'll update this video with the list of the names in the comments or just upload a different one same one with all the names at the bottom as we're looking at the crystals I don't know there's a lot here I hope you enjoy it and thank you to my absolutely amazing amazing beautiful partner for letting us take a look at this right it's a treasure personal treasure for her and for me as well taking years to collect years to put together and that's the beauty of things right slowly you build over time it's it's nice doing it that way right each piece has meaning each piece you know fits in with another piece right absolutely beautiful that's it for now I'll see you guys in the next video


I'm going to trade it as a petrol money, here's another tip mail chart, it needs to draw your attention to potential opportunity in the sterling dollar cable for our time frame and what I'm watching for is a move to test a resistance cluster, a range resistance cluster here, we have daily range resistance 138 58, monthly range resistance 138 74 and then we have weekly range resistance 138 86, so about a 30 pit zone here, I'm watching much bearish reversal patterns here, set short positions targeting a move to retest the prior resistance's support at 137 50 and then watch from bullish reversal patterns there to ultimately get a move up to 140 as always traders, plan the trade, trade the plan and that's importantly manage your risk until next time, thanks very much


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