So time to look forward to the championship action this weekend and joining us on the preview as a man That's left of the dr. McGuire with that need Connell previously. That's John Gilley John. Good to see you. Good to talk to you again You too. I think nice to see you Before we actually look at the games this weekend John Maybe you get us a give us a feeling as to what it's like around the parish of need Connell at the moment Yes, they are playing ball, but there's this whole scenario That's still in the air about the 2020 final obviously people involved in the club aren't talking about it Involving the club directly is what I mean with the team and those were involved last year What's the feeling around the connell around the glanty's fun town area? But what's went on off the back of the 2020 situation? I suppose initially though we agree if disappointment, you know that that took hard to say to go down this route You know people have different opinion on one thing another obviously But it's it's from a from a club perspective. We're imagining from talking some of the lads like it's water on the bridge It's over. You can't as somebody once said to me You can't put the toothpaste back in the tuba game when it's out. They celebrated the victory. They lifted the cup You know when this saga ends nobody knows but all I can you know Whatever comes out of it, whatever way it goes if kicker are successful say for example It'll be a tick in a record book, but it won't there's no joy to it There's no enjoyment and that's the whole idea behind playing sport and having the parish involved. So From a new connell perspective when we've had the celebration We have the cup we can see it in glanty's anytime if you want to come up and have a look at it It's more more than welcome and whatever happens in a board room in three six nine Whatever it might be is is really irrelevant and now it's a bit focused on 21 and moving forward and going from there Okay, well if need connell or to take victory this weekend, which you would expect them to do Comfortably against term and they will seal their place in in the last eight of the competition the likes of your door kill car Glenn swally we mentioned the connell and the owner if unions in a row if they all pick up victories in the respective games They will secure a last date birth We'll start maybe with with kill car John who are on the road to our draw on on Friday night big derby match there once again You would expect kill car maybe to come through that with without I suppose any major worries, would you I? You would anticipate that they're going quite well They probably know what I would say about our draw They've been improving a lot over the last number years that like there's a lot of work going into the club over there Some great people in our draw always has been and they've been building steadily and they've had some good results in this year's challenge We're ready. I know there's a little bit of doubt over the initial initial game But real estate man right and thinking in our drag could be done in four points as well If that board decision goes their way or that whenever that comes into play So they're they're they're building steadily, you know There's obviously an age-old historical rivalry between clicker and our drag down through the years back into the 80s You know when the both sides were very very dominant for long periods of time So obviously clicker one of the top teams in the county have been there thereabouts for the last five or six years You would anticipate that they want to be there thereabouts for the foreseeable future as well So all things been equal you would anticipate that clicker will one it might be tighter than maybe some people Imagine or anticipate and you know, I see do do see this as a young improving Our dress side that on their day could put it up to them, but I would expect the card to come out on top On the Saturday the first game in early start McCool's against Bondoran McCool's also involved or sorry Bondoran also involved in that situation with our draw The game has been ordered to replay but it might knock on for for a couple of weeks yet But they're playing in McCool's side who are at home and McCool's know that they need to pick up a victory because they want us at the moment Yeah, so far has been a very disappointing championship, but I would suggest from a McCool's perspective I think after their endeavors last year and what they might a young again young town that's coming through the club They probably expected more of this year's championship. I you know So Michaels beat them in the first game And they probably they would have they would have been looking at that That's thinking that's a game they could have won and then obviously then Swally picked them the last time around and they were very dominant in the second half And then Swally just go over the line So they were probably two games that if you were looking at them on paper Given the form from last year to this year that McCool's would have been expecting to to get something out of and End up with no points in that puts them in a very difficult situation like if for example If they could bond or beat them in bond or and which is not out of or not in the pool But which is a could happen and you know It's a 50-50 game Then they're on the real pressure on the back end of the equation where they're going into the last game having to won a game Maybe the state of relegation playoffs, etc. So it's difficult for McCool's bond or and they're going quite well at the moment You know Depending on how things go and the board room again for them They could be looking at a quarter final situation very easily So big game for both clubs for different reasons right now Yeah, the only two matches on Saturday both in the far side of the county you mentioned said Michael's there Who had the opening day one against McCool's they'll be looking to bounce back following that feet at the hands of Ghidor last week But you would expect maybe the men from the the bridge to come through their tie against four masters Or is this the game that four masters are going to show about a maybe championship pedigree and John? I Don't know. I don't think so. I think that they're struggling right now You know this again, they're probably a couple of years too early There's some very good underage sides coming through at the present point in time and are very competitive and very strong and again, you know That was an exceptional four masters team for a number of years with the Dunions the Lacey's the And that group of players Barry Monon, etc And they have to replace that wholesale and then have a new crop coming through They just that transition hasn't been as smooth. Maybe says that they're hoped so Michael's On any given day can give anybody a game of it. They would have been disappointed against Ghidor Although, you know Ghidor I would suggest right now along with new colonel to car and possibly sent you into a step ahead of all the rest As has been seen over the last couple years So I would expect me Michael and so Michael's to won that game And but you know four masters will be looking to put up a very decent showing and set themselves up again for For games down the line. Yeah, a lot of people would suggest and you don't see ruin Sunday as the tie of the round But sit knows against Glenn Swally on Saturday and the last game on Saturday It has a tasty ring to it and this could be a really really close once it knows looking to bounce back after one the last day But Glenn Swally so far and in one way the surprise of the championship and in another way They're not so two ones from two sitting joint top of the table Yeah, and it's the draw can help you an awful lot as well And I don't mean that this was practically to Glenn Swally because a lot of you know, they're a great side They've been a great championship side over the last 10-15 years and have really punched above their weight I thought that they were going to struggle Over the next couple of years until that again that younger crop came through embedded and and obviously you still have Michael and Copper and those guys still driving the ship there. They've done very very well They've had two good victories as I said, you know victories that you know, the other side of the The other teams would expect it to one those games or felt they were in with a shout and then slowly did what then slowly did and won two games and and Experience got them across the line. They're looking to go up to send all's a victory brings them into the quarter final which would be an incredibly successful year for the club and Send all's again, we'll be looking at Glenn Swally going, okay Are they as good as they may be as the points tally are shown so they'll fancy their chances as well It's a knowledge is no easy place to go to so I think that'll be a you know, that'll be a ding-dong match You know again what you be thinking is Experience might swing it Glenn Swally's way and it might be enough to bring them into the quarter panel at six points But could go any way I think there's a lot of a lot of games in this time around that could go either way particularly in that middle section as such Yeah, we wanted one draw so far in the championship That was a Rua need Connell last weekend. That's this knows Glenn Swally game is the sort of match you could we could see a draw Yeah, but even McCool's Bondorn has you know could go any way There's two or three matches there that could go any way and it wouldn't be surprising if they went to a draw I would suggest maybe the a Rua need Connell game on paper if you were previewing it last week Nobody would anticipate a draw out of it But you know football has a prickly in this type of weather the weather is bad conditions under foot or bad You know games can take a life on their own if you look at the need Connell Need Connell a Rua game Sorry, just interrupt there. They've currently a Rua game. There was a Big suppose thought process that the new colon will be too strong for them a couple of years too early for every But they turn around the second half and went at it and got a very good result and their tails will be up coming to Donald Park and Sunday. Yeah, they did give the Glendies boys about a trouble last week Contermin on any sort of way trouble need Connell in the first game on Sunday That's a those of course at home and David Brennan Memorial Park Glenn fun put it up for a half against against need Connell in the opening game can term and replicate that or is Gonna be a day where Termin might suffer a heavy defeat like what they did last year I Think Termin have probably been one of the most unfortunate clubs in the championship over the last two to three years An incredibly young gifted team that's coming through that haven't got a break at all because they end up playing Kierkegaard St. Euron's new Connell a couple of times which is never easy at the best of times But particularly not easy for a very young team And then if you look at some of the other clubs that have got half decent draws, you know You can eat out of victory. So confidence-wise it's gonna be difficult. It's obviously does always difficult coming to David Brennan Park to play new Connell. They haven't been far in all cylinders There's a bit of a hangover there from 21 championship. They did enough to beat Glen Finn. They nearly got caught again I would suggest that maybe that was a wake-up call and I would expect to see a much more ruthless New Connell performance this week and again, I think it'll be you know, I think new Connell won I would hope that unlike last year You know Hidings like that don't help either team and I don't think it's very good for a team to get you know pasted like that on a regular basis And you know if term it could go up there and grind out a really good solid result and you know Have that in their drawer then for later down in the championship I think it would help them a lot, but I think they've gone and have too much for them right now Second game on Sunday. Is that my regal and I go do we're back on it again Are they following their their championship victories a number of years ago and they take on Glen fun But they seem to be motoring good and 2021 and a real contenders again. Do you feel John? I do and to me there is a price packet of the championship even though everybody, you know Expected them to do well. Whatever. I thought they were very sluggish last year They're really a hangover from the year before Got a bit disjointed and weren't to say that they were I think they suffered badly from that, you know for game Saga with new Connell and really suffered last year in the back but they're definitely backfiring all cylinders very impressive But not big stores scores very structured and seem to have the bit between their teeth and to me They're going to be a very very dangerous outlet this year and again I think they're down there particularly given these I think the weather supposed to be not great And there'll be a there'll be a gale blown in some direction or maybe both directions in marijuana tends to be the case in some days I think they'll have too much for Glen fun Okay, probably a gale blown to down in Fanta and Kelly bags on Sunday But it's in one end of the county. It's bound to be in the other Milford's gonna be Fanta. How do you think that one's gonna go? Again another 50-50 game. It's one of those games. We could go anyway another young side coming through it's Probably disappointing results for both clubs And there's injuries and no one in the Kelly bag setting the equation as well. So again, that's very much a 50-50 game I think both of them will want to get a result out of it and be important to stay out of the dogfight Depending who they get on the next round as well. I was fancy Kelly bags at home. I just think it's a trip up there They'll be well used to playing in Fintra And I think Kelly bags make just a little bit too much for Milford. Yeah, but another side of that One for Milford all of a sudden they go to four points with a round to go Four points could be enough to get you into that under the top eight so it could John Oh, no, it could be you see and that they have a lot to fight for and as I said, they're an impressive sight What what I find about them and I've seen them in different Occasions down through the years is when they're on it. They're really on it Like when they're going well and things are going well for them They're a very very good slick outfit their coach well They're fit side and they can put up big scores So there's an awful lot of talent and you know the club was coming a huge distance over the last five seven ten years And deserve a huge amount of credit because I know they're putting an awful lot of work into it down there So if they can get the bit between their teeth and things go well for them early on They'll definitely be able to shout in there. They won't go down there not fancy other chances. Yeah, I don't want to hear 50 50 for the last game So Junans against a row John a rule said you know The Balai Shannon boys will be will be buoyed by their their performance particularly in the second half against need Connell and Could be another tight one was definitely at what is what I doubt is the game of the round job Yeah, it is yeah, but they're all kind of games in the round and in their own in their own particular way You know said no, it's going to be a game You have the round as well. I suppose there's the historical tradition Yeah, you know St. Union thing that goes on there as well and the clubs haven't met recently and quite some time and in terms of football You really have done an awful lot of work and I've really come from you know I think they were down as far as Division three a number years ago and with Barry water the helm that built a really really good solid Young outfit that plays really good football. I think the attitude Coming from a row last week against me Connell was they give me a call or too much respect in the first half And then they tore into the second half and really went at it So they they'll be coming down here again buoyed by a very very good performance I'm St. Juniors on the other hand, you know, we're disappointed the first day felt probably that they should have taken our way they Probably the result or the score line against Herman flattered them a little bit the last day So it's hard to know how they're how well they're going their team that I expected to have a very very strong say in this Your championship, you know, I rated them probably up there You know as one of the favorites if not the favorite given, you know over the last number years They should have probably beaten me Connell and through controversy and you know Different thing didn't manage to do it. So I had high expectations for sent units this year But they haven't been firing on all cylinders I think it'll be a sticky game for them But I do think in a Donald Park, you know, if the other side of the question is sent units by some stretch the imagination Didn't want it then they're under real pressure in the other side of the draw as well So I think they'll have too much for it. I think they're building I think they have an awful lot of talent and I think they'll they'll get across the line and I think, you know The game with me Connell last week and how well a rear did we'll give everybody a warning across the board that you shouldn't take them like that Yeah, there's of course that six intermediate games on Sunday as well But I'm chronic Lohan elite need Colombo against convoy bird against fan and gales and he vaulted and low need breed against me We're a Malin take on Red Hughes the situation there is done low and need Colombo They lead the way at the top three ones from three and they're already in the quarterfinals Convoy need to one against need Colombo if they are to stand any chance of making the last date They currently hold that ninth position there. There's still a lot to play for in that intermediate championship But I know John you probably had battles with with need Colombo in your time And they've really stepped up in championship football And they sort of know now that that they're in with the shout of possibly getting out an intermediate and making the step up again Yeah, and that plays the same place is on law as well There would be two old all rivals from the southwest of the county We grew up playing about 100s level prickly done low and then leave leave Colombo like we're exceptional side You know back in the late 80s early 90s when you're the you know, the Higgity's not all those guys playing Incredibly tough hard physical team that played great brand of football and this team has adopted a lot of those traits as well Very attractive team play a lot of really good good football And I've come through the ranks and and I really set and stepping up to the mark Done low as well after the relegation have really got the right together I know on both club there's an awful lot of work going into it So I think that this year it's a really really good intermediate championship this year Some really good quality teams in there And I think we're going to have very very good, you know Laterate stages of the intermediate champions as well as the senior championship Yeah, that quarterfinal draw will be made after the weekend's six games Which are all starting at the same time on sunday at the intermediate championship It's going to get really really interesting now after this weekend. Listen, john, we started on neve connell We're going to finish on them because the club have a Senior championship final to play at the weekend against mcgoos. It's the sea decider Um, have they tried to coach you back of the No, no, there's probably bodies they could dig up with it We're probably able to move better than I am able to move right now. So there's no need I think it it's testament to the club and the amount of work that's gone on there Like at every level, like I know they're doing well on the reserves as well They're doing well on the rage levels. They seem to be contesting a lot of finals and you know going to finals is a good habit Um, I know plumber's doing a lot of work over there with that side as well And there's a nice, you know, I look at some of the lads and that team Neighbours of me own that boys have played senior f up a couple of years ago and are drifted back down through the ranks Then they have a whole cohort of young lads coming through as well. So nice mix nice breed You know of of footballer there right now and it's another final. So the club belated to be in it Yeah, that's senior fee senior c finally, excuse me It takes place at the Donald parking letter Kenny on saturday and it throws in at a 3 30 new connell against mccows Listen, john, it's going to be another big weekend of football. We're all looking forward to it And we thank you for joining us on the score program this evening to look at round three Thanks oshing


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A coastal community in Bayelso state is about to lose its main source of livelihood, fishing, and that is due to a gas leakage from the oil and gas exploration activity of corn oil. The people of Sangana in Brass local government area are now calling on the federal government and the international community to take action. Our correspondent, Jesse Essay, has more in this report. This is the Sangana community where the livelihood of the people is likely dependent on fishing. Like most communities in the Niger Delta, Sangana has a abundance of natural gas and crude oil, but this is not commensurate with infrastructure, development, and other basic amenities. Here, the Adriatic One Rig owned by Corn Oil, operators of oil mining lease 59, which is located in Sangana Kingdom in Brass local government area, which spewed an unspecified quantity of gas into the environment for almost three weeks before the leakage was brought under control. The community leaders accuse the federal government and the management of corn oil of negligence and insensitivity. But aquatic life has been damaged. I can take you back to 1960, the greenhouse gas explosion in the USA and even in Chicago. There's a lot of things that happened there and the government's remedied that solution within a very short period of time. But in our case, the companies show some kind of laxity. They are not even ready. Government is paying deaf ears to us. We are today helpless. Even Corn Oil, the parent body has the drilling rig refused to listing, particularly from the advent of Adriatic One Rig to this O2OML 59 oil field, the relationship sour. So much so that the things, the royalties and benefits of that due to the community are denied. And as we speak, that rig is still alien to the minds of the people of Sangana community. In a peaceful protest to the deep blue sea where the rig is located, a few kilometers off the shores of Sangana, the locals shot down the operations of Corn Oil on to the far left notice that they are also making demands. What we need is first, relive materials, medical teams as quick as possible. Then they have to prepare a way of adequate compensation, not only compensation. When the major one happened in 1980, Texas ago then, paid adequate compensation and there was no issue. And Corn Oil has to pay adequate compensation as well. We are using this medium to call on the government and the other mineral resources to come for our aid. And we need the relive materials and compensation for these things that occur in this community. The people of Sangana are also unhappy that since the incident, a joint investigative report has not been carried out by relevant agencies of government and the operators of the rig to ascertain the level of damage. Just AC Plus TV News.


We're involved in at least three different wars right now as we're meeting here today. And we are also just about exactly a hundred years from the moment when the United States entered the First World War. So I want to take just a few minutes to look back at that war and see what we can learn from it. The First World War, depending on how you count them, killed more than nine million soldiers and perhaps an even larger number of civilians. It was six times more deadly than the worst war Europe had known before then. It also left 21 million soldiers wounded. Many of them terribly so, missing arms, legs, noses, ears, genitals. And it left a kind of destruction behind it on the ground unlike any previous war in Europe. There was no distinction between military and civilian targets. As the armies surged back and forth across the continent, each time an army retreated, it would leave scorched earth behind it. Blowing up buildings, cutting down fruit trees, poisoning the wells, doing everything to render the land absolutely useless for the advancing army of the other side. There were further consequences of this war that were not immediately visible at the time. And the worst of them were put into effect by the man on the far right in this picture shown here with his World War I army unit. And if he, of course, twenty years later led the world into an even more destructive war and the Holocaust to boot. And it is hard to imagine the Second World War without the first and without the tremendous legacy of bitterness and resentment that the First World War left behind it. So going back to 1914, how could this terrible war start so easily? I think that, like all wars, including some recent ones, it started easily because it was based on some illusions. The first was the illusion of quick and easy victory. These are German students in Berlin marching off to war in 1914. Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany told them, you will be home, they marched off in August 1914. He said, you'll be home before the leaves fall from the trees. Here are German troops getting into a railway car and heading for the front. And as you can see on the side, it says to Paris. French soldiers, Frenchmen going off with equal enthusiasm to enlist also in August of 1914. There's their railway car and on the side it says to Berlin. A second illusion, I think, again, common to many wars is that when you went off to fight, you would be shooting at the enemy, but the enemy would not be shooting at you. How else can you explain the color of the uniforms that roughly three million French soldiers wore as they went to war in 1914? These are not the dress uniforms, these are the combat uniforms. And they were not the only army that was fond of bright red and blue. The Austro-Hungarian cavalry also loved those colors and didn't abandon them until two years under the war in 1916. The third illusion, I think, is that there was a magic weapon that was going to quickly decide the war.  When the Germans invaded France and Belgium in 1914, they did so with 40,000 men on horseback. And all of the armies had their cavalry troops. Here's a British cavalryman practicing for the great dramatic charges that everybody expected would quickly decide the war. Why this illusion about cavalry? I think because it had been a decisive factor in warfare for several thousand years. And it was also a major source of military glory because cavalry officers tended to get promoted much faster than those lowly foot soldiers. And people were simply unwilling to acknowledge that things had changed. And of course, several inventions changed it. One was barbed wire, and the other was the machine gun. So instead of those dramatic cavalry charges sweeping back and forth across the land, the armies in Western Europe bogged down on a front line that went roughly from the English Channel to the Swiss border. And for more than three years, it budged seldom more than a few miles in either direction. For example, the year 1916 saw several enormous attacks, 1915 saw several enormous attacks by the Allied armies, probably more than a total of more than a million men were killed and wounded on both sides. By the end of the year, the Allies had gained exactly eight square miles of ground. And instead of those glorious cavalry charges, men found themselves fighting in an absolutely devastated landscape. More than 700 million artillery shells and mortar rounds were fired on the Western front in that narrow strip of France and Belgium over four and a half years of war. And some of them are still going off today because there were duds that buried themselves in the earth. And when some unlucky farmer's plow or harrow hits it, off it goes 100 years later. Workers also found themselves sometimes fighting knee-deep in mud. The war also had a huge effect on civilian life because for four and a half years the governments on both sides had to keep up that fervor that was necessary to get the civilian population to man the munitions factories, produce weapons, and keep up the belief that winning the war was going to solve everything. There was a tremendous paranoia about spies on both sides, encouraged by the governments. One effect that it had in Britain and the United States was that any shop that had a German name on it, even if the family had immigrated from Germany two or three generations before, was liable to have its windows smashed or people taken out of the shop and beaten up. Tremendous anti-German mania in the United States, American towns changed their names, hamburger became Salisbury steak, German measles became Liberty measles. Another effect that the war had was that it generated enormous populations of refugees, more than six million by the end of the war. The refugees in this picture are Belgian and one of the things that they were fleeing as they fled the German occupation of their country was the prospect of being turned into forced laborers by the occupiers. This was something new also and it happened in occupied Europe on a vast scale. So many people tried to flee from being impressed as forced laborers that the Germans built an electrified fence on the border between Belgium and Holland, which was neutral, so that people couldn't flee across the border. They electrified the fence at 2,000 volts and several hundred people died trying to cross it. The point is that the war saw the beginnings of a kind of totalitarian control over the civilian population that really had not been there before. This would not of course be the last electrified border fence in Europe during the 20th century. The very madness of all this makes me want to celebrate in this anniversary season those who resisted the war at the time. They were there in all of the principal belligerent countries. In the United States Eugene Debs, the great labor leader, spoke out strongly against the war. For this he was sent to prison in 1918. He was still in prison in November 1920 when he received nearly a million votes for president on the socialist ticket. Another American who spoke out boldly against the war was the pioneer social worker Jane Adams. She was one of those who organized in 1915 in neutral Holland at the Hague a conference of women from both sides and from neutral countries. It's virtually the only time during those four and a half terrible years from which you can find photographs of people from the two sides speaking together on a lecture platform embracing each other, standing together. Here in the United States more than 500 Americans went to military prisons for refusing to fight and here are two of them at Fort Riley, Kansas. In Germany the great radical, libertarian radical, Rosa Luxemburg went to jail for her opposition to the war as did many other Germans. In France Jean Jauriz, the leader of the socialist party spoke out very strongly against the war he saw coming in 1914. A week before it began he went to an emergency conference of the leaders of Europe's left-wing parties in Brussels and he spoke to an enormous crowd and a big square there and put his arm around the shoulder of the leader of the German social democrats and said we will never make war on each other. He returned to France that night and because of what he had said three days later he was assassinated. Three days after that the war began. His assassin incidentally was held in prison during the war, put on trial when the war was over and found innocent because this was judged to be a crime of passion, a legal gimmick that traditionally has allowed men to get away with murdering women, in this case it was put to work for a different purpose and Jauriz's widow had to pay the court costs. Finally I want to end by looking at a different kind of resistance and remembering this a hundred years later which was the resistance among soldiers. The place where this was most pronounced was on the eastern front where Russia and Germany faced each other and once the Russian revolution happened all fighting came to a stop because the new government was committed to ending the war and in a way that horrified the generals Russian and German soldiers began fraternizing with each other. You can see in this picture the Russians are the ones with the fur hats the Germans are the others and there are many photographs like this from that time. Here's my favorite which is of Russian and German soldiers dancing in the snow in the winter of 1917-1918. This is how all wars ought to end but seldom do. Thank you.


Good afternoon pastor David. Hey John. Welcome everybody to unfiltered with pastor David pastor today, I want to speak a little bit about the church and We all remember during COVID that there was a time where we were the actual Building was shut down, but yet we were still people were still coming by and and seeing you and some of the people that were there that were either coming for prayer and and And then when COVID lifted there was this expectation for people to return like a welcome home and The reality was is that it wasn't that great homecoming as we thought it would be and Even though that COVID restrictions have totally lifted there still seems to be a sense of those staying at home I don't know if there's what it is and even some Leave in the church and so you get the combination of the of COVID and then the online church And then people leaving. What are your thoughts on that pastor? I think that the The time that we had Undergoing we're undergoing the situation with COVID was a time of proving a time of refining in the fellowship. I was Greatly concerned During that time because of the government mandate to to no longer fellowship and all and so at the beginning of that You know closing down of houses of worship and all Because we didn't know how this particular virus was being transmitted completely and all we didn't have that much information. I Felt it was wiser to temporarily closed down our Live meetings and all because I wanted to protect the health of the people in our fellowship. That's what shepherds do We want to make sure that the people are cared for But you know you and I others my wife included would come To the church grounds in the event that somebody and they always did would show up and need some ministry or whatever And so we we still actually remained serving It just wasn't in the regular church services and ultimately after a few weeks we We realized that we weren't getting all of the information and the information that was being spread as is proven now was not always accurate and So my feeling for that was to protect the sheep. I Don't want someone to ever fall Into some kind of hurt because of my perception of what faith is and as I live out my faith I I am not here to to take over somebody's faith. I'm here to help them in the joy of their faith You know, so that's how we handled it at first John as you remember So during that time it seems that quite a number of people decided that Watching online was a better thing than being there live, which is is not really true And hopefully some have discovered many have discovered that that's really not true Because the the body of Christ was not created by God to be in isolation The body of Christ is intended to be just that a body Where hands and feet and the rest of the the members of the church are to be to be recognized and utilized and all of that and so some failed to understand the need for fellowship some misunderstood the entire Purpose of the church to do the work of ministry requires the body of Christ to work Together every joint is to operate and all of that so that we can do the work of the Lord And so some people came to realize that they filtered back over time There are others who decided that this fellowship this particular part of the body the overall world body of Christ was not their home anymore and I just I just pray that they go to wherever it is that they're fed spiritually. That's my great desire and Then there are others who discovered that Christian faith for them wasn't a real thing They never returned not just to this church fellowship, but any church fellowship I grieve over them because they have lost the opportunity to To have a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, but I think it was a pruning that took place In many ways and those who wanted to be here John as you know in this fellowship They returned those who saw that as an opportunity to visit other fellowships and Discovered that that's a place that they fit in and their gifts and and all can be utilized best Then that's good for them too So with that I think that it was a a purging in some ways and in our fellowship There was a Building up in some ways those who were here really wanted to be here It became refreshing that people weren't just Deciding just to get up and leisurely walk out when they just felt that something was said they didn't like You know that was becoming pretty much that well that's been common for many years because The narcissists there's so many narcissists that go to church who they want it their way like it's a Burger King or something They want it their way and when it's not said their way or when they have heard something Maybe more than once and they think oh, this is repetition. I need some fresh stories Well, I'm not a storyteller in that way I do teach with stories, but I'm not that I'm not here to tell stories to people to Make them feel good about themselves. So why I saw that purging taking place But by and large those who have remained and those who are actually now showing up and Thank thankfully the the pews are beginning to fill up more. I pray they continue to They're they're normally now occupied by people who want to be there John, you know and and I see that as a good thing but overall I I saw the COVID thing and the 24-7 propaganda by the government that I truly and I'm not a conspirit conspiracy person as you know, but It seems too obvious to me that it was used to the advantage of The Democrats it's quite obvious that it was Used to their advantage where their presidential candidate didn't even have to campaign didn't even have to debate And so they did that then and they're still using that tactic now But by and large the people who were going to church Well, we came to realize and understand that then in California You've got a governor who decides to go to a very expensive restaurant doesn't wear a mask or You have a senator who decides that she's going to get her hair done Doesn't wear a mask, you know So the laws are for you and not for me and we saw that more clearly than ever Didn't change the way people voted because I think that sheep don't care if they're being lied to as long as they may get some Free thing or whatever and that that was a bother to me, but overall with the church. I think the church Was strengthened this fellowship this particular body of believers was was strengthened. I believe that online Option at that time was a was a viable option and but now that everything has been lifted There's no restrictions. It's it's kind of cool to see the people returning and the excitement of the gospel the excitement and worship and and especially now when things are getting so dark and And even as we're preparing for the Christmas season We're seeing more people come back and I think that's a work of the Lord as that pruning has taken place And I was thinking about it this morning pastor. It really shook things up Here at the church. We had to turn things on a dime We had once Sunday an audience and now or the congregation the people that were here and now everything's 100% online But what the amazing thing was and I believe pastor The it was the the small beginnings that we really don't talk about being out there every Sunday And people were showing up nobody knew about it And it was those times when that couple came from Riverside and they saw you and they prayed and they were weeping and Those times I think were the faithful and the small things at that time be faithful in these other things I really think that that is ministry. I mean They were coming to deposit their offering to the Lord and just so happened that we were there and Yeah, I remember that that was very touching how They approached and visited and probably under different circumstances. That's not as easy or you know or as possible because We've got numbers of people who come up and speak to me But they had their opportunity to and I had my opportunity to visit and pray with them So yeah, I saw God do some very good things and and I'll close by saying That there are those who may be watching this right now Who haven't yet returned to live services and I really encouraged them to do so Because it's not good that man should be alone God created us for fellowship I mean my encouragement would be to come To come and I would love to see you man and with that church family We do have our Wednesday night service tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. You're taking us through the book of 1st John and Great opportunity to invite your friends And if maybe you've been watching online come on out and join us and be a part of our worship and and part of our Praise and it's spending time in God's Word and then Sunday morning We have our 8 30 and 10 45 services as pastor you're taking us through the book of Mark And so want to invite you guys to come out and join us pastor again Thank you so much for sharing with us and you know, I thinking back again Thank you so much for the faithfulness that even in those days and when we had coven The faithfulness that you had shown our church that we've shown I wasn't alone I think because they were serving donuts, I mean that was you Church family, thank you so much. God bless you. Thank you for tuning in


Item number SCP-704 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures The entrance and exit to SCP-704 are to be closed to the public at the private road. Both the entrance and exit are blocked by a solid steel barrier built to resemble a swing arm style barrier. The swing arm is non-functional, and the barrier is instead designed to withstand high-speed collisions with vehicles up to the sides of a semi-trailer. Armed guards are to be stationed at the entrance and exit to SCP-704 at all times to further discourage attempted entry. Entry to SCP-704 is not allowed by any wheeled or treaded vehicle, though attempted to do so is, for the most part, its own punishment. Entry is only allowed on foot with previous clearance from one Level 3 Administrator. With a vehicle gained entry to SCP-704, personnel are to wait approximately 2 hours before attempted to recover any bodies or the driver. This is to guarantee personnel safety, as the actions of both the driver and SCP-704 are unpredictable during an active phase. Description SCP-704 is a loop of winding road breaking off and reconnecting to State Highway 96 in the ██████ National Forest. The loop does not appear on any conventional electronic maps, and satellite surveillance is made difficult by an inability to focus on the affected area. SCP-704 has a passive and an active phase. The passive stage can only be observed by those traveling by foot. During the passive stage, SCP-704 appears to be a winding, static road littered with the remains of vehicles. Remains of vehicles are not observed during its active phase. The exact topography and distance of the route remains constant between active periods. After an active period, topography and distance change to a new configuration. Once a driver has entered SCP-704, it begins his active phase. The active phase has been observed via remote cameras mounted to vehicles entering SCP-704 as part of various experiments. The first sign of the active phase is an increasingly excited disposition on the part of the driver. As the road becomes more challenging, the driver will begin to declare how much fun the road is and prod the passengers to watch his or her driving skills. Passengers show a uniform negative reaction to the road, exhibiting anxiety, paranoia, and fear. The road becomes increasingly more challenging, with mounted cameras recording the route actively changing in front of the vehicle. Several highly improbable road configurations have been observed including a tight circle that leads back to where it begins, a 70 degree incline, and a parent vertical loop. The general appearance of the road and landscape changes as well, manifesting paid roads and dirt roads of varying degrees of quality. The driver's excitement and the negative reactions of his passengers will increase until the driver loses control of the car and crashes. A crash has never been recorded on camera, as all recording devices cease functioning before the event. This crash has constantly resulted in the deaths of all passengers but the survival of the driver. Passengers are generally found close to the crash, with injuries consistent with forcible ejection, although no signs of this are present on the vehicle wreckage. Interestingly they are also generally recovered viewed with local objects at a molecular level. No matter the severity of the crash, drivers will be recovered with nothing worse than scrapes and bruises. Passengers only retain partial specific memories of the time spent on SCP-704, but are always acutely aware that they had just been responsible for their passengers' deaths. Addendum 704-01 Interior monitoring devices have shown that most drivers begin to speak to the road and respond as though it is communicating with them. The conversation is always about the passengers and usually results in peels of manic laughter from the driver, but has been recorded to produce anger as well. It is unclear whether SCP-704 is actually communicated or sapient. Due to the personality changes during an active event and partial retrograde amnesia after, all potential interview attempts have failed. Addendum 704-02 On April 9, 2009, D-4701, a member of the ████ biker gang, was selected to determine the effect of SCP-704 on a single occupant vehicle. He was given a motorcycle with a remote-activated kill switch and instructed to traverse SCP-704. In this case, SCP-704 changed the lead D-4701 directly through the guardhouse of the opposite end, killing the two observing researchers. Later experimentation on SCP-704 with single occupant vehicles is discouraged.


What's up guys welcome to today's video today? We're gonna be going over what we're calling the bartender's Bob What that basically means is it's a bob for anybody that wants to pull their hair back? When they want to and then they can wear it down when they want to do that as well So it's sectioning for this cut super simple We're gonna do this haircut dry because I really want to see her ends You saw at the very beginning at the before that her ends are really shattered and weak So I wanted to get to the strong point of this cut which will go over in a second So the sectioning I separate the front and back just behind the ear And then I separate straight down the center back And then we're gonna draw a horizontal line right across that occipital bone area to behind the ear And that's where we're gonna cut our first cut so I'll section that up will do the same thing on the left side and then This is where I want to determine That weakness that happens from that mid-shaft to ends you can see how see-through it is As I get closer to the end so I'd kind of pull out the section and determine what that length is that I want And I go in with comb tension And I just hold that down and cut my line using my comb as a guide now I'm gonna cut a balance back if you don't know what a balance shape is You should go to shop fse calm and download my fse digital haircutting system I'll link it below in the description But that will give you all the terminology everything that I use in a haircut You'll really be able to follow along well once you learn that system. So go download that at shop fse calm So once we get our baseline cut now, I'm gonna start working vertical layering Into this haircut. I want to create a ton of texture movement I want to get into that interior and really remove some of that length so I can get a nice healthy result So I elevate everything straight out from the head Using the below section that we cut at a low elevation as my guideline and then just layering from that So I'm using a point cutting technique what that's gonna do is it's gonna help shatter the ends a little bit Just because I'm trying to make the hair healthy doesn't mean I don't want the texture and the soft edges So I go in you'll see me sometimes Twist my hand and do a little bit more of a blunt cut But then I always go through and break that up with point cutting Also, when you over direct everything straight back it pushes length to that right side corner So you saw me go through and after I cut the section I'll actually lay the hair down and then recut that line in the base This is just because I don't want too much length going towards the front And it's also a great way to build up a little extra density with somebody that has fine hair towards the shoulders So everything I'm bringing back just pushes some length behind the ear and then I go in I cut that at a no elevation Kind of low on along the shoulder right here You'll see me cut that corner off that I just created with the haircut using the underneath as a guide So we'll just continue doing that exact same thing bringing everything straight up from the head All the way through the back and then we'll move into the front Now you can see as we finish up the back how healthy it's looking I just want to continue keeping that line in the back and then also creating a little more texture So the way that I'm going to texturize the top is I'm going to take a horizontal section across the crown and then pull that up Elevate it straight up in the air and point cut into it Just to add a little extra flair texture to the back of the haircut and now we'll move in to the side of the cut continuing those horizontal sections Or horizontal partings in the side and I'm just going to connect the front and back for a baseline That's going to give me a little bit harder line at the base and then I'm going to elevate everything else from that point So bring everything up in the air use that bottom as a guideline So I know that my length is true and I just hold it up in the air and point cut it all the way through that top Section of the haircut Now we're going to do the same thing on the left hand side as we did on the right So a horizontal parting across the back cut your baseline get a nice solid baseline in there And then we'll elevate everything else up and cut that with a point cutting technique to Get a little bit of texture and add some layering into it. So you can see I just pull everything up Across over top of the parting. This is another key part of this haircut Make sure you over direct everything over the parting and that will give you a nice balance to the look now I'm just going to clean up the fringe add a little bit of a side fringe to it If you wanted to do a center center fringe, you could do that as well But she already had a side fringe and we're going to stick to that now We're going to style it use a little bit of wand iron add that texture really show off The texture in the cut you could see how beautiful it looks how much healthier it looks look how you can pull it up That creates the bartender Bob right there. We let it back out. Look at that texture. She's super happy I hope you guys like it. Let me know in the comments below make sure you're asking your questions And I'll see you guys on the next video. 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