Hey y'all, what's up? My name is Sonali. Welcome to a new vlog. It is Friday. If you guys are new here, definitely hit that subscribe button. I have a new goal for the year, so I want to get to like 30k subscribers by June. I feel like we can make it happen, so if you guys are watching this, hit that subscribe button, and if you are already subscribed, definitely make sure that your post notifications are on, so you can get notified for every video I post. Today we're doing kind of a different video. I've been wanting to go out in public and take my own photos for so long, and I feel like today is the freaking day that I just do it and just fake it till I make it. That's what I always say. If you guys didn't know, I do live in Austin, Texas, and I am a freelance photographer on the side, so I've shot at this one parking garage downtown. It's near that rainbow mural that like goes all the way up, and I've shot there before. It has a really cool city background. I feel like that is the new trend to take your photos, your Instagram photos at a parking garage, and it's so funny because I used to do that all the time in college with my best friend Laura, which was also my roommate.  And it's just a really great place because, one, it's neutral. Two, there's not that many people staring at you. Sometimes a car will drive past, and that's kind of awkward, but you kind of have to get over it.  It is going to be a little nerve-racking going along to a parking garage because I do not do well just being alone in general, and that is a big reason why I want to push myself to do this because I feel like I just need to get out of that rut, get out of my comfort zone, and just push myself. A major reason why I'm doing this is because I used to actually shoot with my friends. I would take their photos, and they would take my photos. We'd do a little swap. We would bring four outfits, or a little less than that. We would just change in our cars, go to a different location, do it all again, which is great because we would shoot in really busy areas, and it wouldn't be as awkward as setting up your tripod and taking your own photos. Right now, all my friends' schedules are just really busy, and a lot of them work full-time. I only work part-time, so I work Monday through Thursday, 7 to 3. Basically, it's just really hard to schedule time to shoot with my friends because the only time that they have now is on the weekends, and that's the time I kind of just want to spend with Ryan or doing fun stuff and not really working. But obviously, sometimes I know I'm gonna have to resort to that because taking pictures of yourself is great, but getting your photos taken is even better, obviously, if you have the chance. I'm super thankful that I actually got three PR packages today, well, not today, but throughout this whole week, and I've been saving them to style today. So I have stuff from Princess Polly, Wave, and Shop Red Dress. So I'm really excited to style all of them and just get this thing going. If you guys don't already follow me on Instagram, go ahead and do so, it's so underscoringarly without the G, and I will be releasing my preset super soon. I just have to sit down and do it. I have some presets on my site, but honestly, I don't really recommend them now because that was the era of really editing your photos, and now it's more of a bare, filmy edit. So I've created my own preset, and I will get that out by the end of the month. When you look at my Instagram, you can kind of tell that I have been making the switch to wearing more neutrals and just getting really quality pieces. I also link everything on my Like to Know page, so if you guys are wondering where anything's from, it's pretty much always on that page. Or you can just DM me and ask for the link. I am more than happy to help out. I'm gonna stop rambling so we can get this thing going. This is one of the outfits that I'm thinking of bringing. I've seen this little sweatshirt kind of tied on Instagram, and I love the look of it, so I wanted to try it out. I recently went on Urban Outfitters and bought literally four jeans. These are the only ones that came in, though, so far, but these are straight-leg jeans. I'm pretty sure all of them are straight-leg jeans, just a little bit different colors and different rips and everything. I'm on the hunt for the best straight-leg jeans, so let me know if you guys have any recommendations. I do have some from Abercrombie, and I love them, but I just honestly want more jeans because I feel like I wear the same ones every single day. So pick these up. I think I like them, so I'm gonna take the tag off and not return them, but we'll see about the other ones. Hopefully they all look really good. This is currently my room.  Just kind of trying to pull some stuff to see what I can style. I picked out, like, six or seven outfits. I kind of want to even bring more because I feel like it's gonna go fast because it's only gonna be me. I'm finally gonna do my makeup. It's, like, almost 2 p.m. I'm kind of getting hungry, so I might have to eat up for this. Thank you. Now I just wet my beauty blender. It's almost three. I'm already hair done, makeup done, everything. I'm freezing, so I put on this jacket, and I'm a little worried that it's gonna be even more cold in a parking garage because, like, the sun's not gonna be beaming down. I mean, it will at the top, but I don't want to do, like, too much direct sunlight unless it's, like, sunset, which that's, like, in two hours or something like that. So I might just wait it out and go at four. I don't really have anything to do right now, and I have everything ready, so I might go earlier, but I'll keep you guys updated. I honestly have butterflies. I'm a little nervous. I just, like I said, don't like being alone. I have everything packed and ready to go, so let's do it. Okay, y'all, I literally have butterflies. I don't know if it's, like, a nervous pee feeling, or if I'm just nervous that I'm gonna get kicked out. I've shot here before, and I've literally done, like, photo sessions that, you know, obviously make me money, and some girl from the parking garage was, like, walking and, like, staring at me, but never said anything. So I feel like it's okay, and when I shot, there was, like, a billion people on the top part of the garage, just, like, filming content, which is kind of cool. Kind of hope that happens again, kind of not, because, like, I don't know. I don't know. It would be nice if I was the only one here, but also it kind of feels like, ooh, we're all creatives, and we're doing our creative thing. Like, procrastinating getting out of my car, but let's do it, y'all. The worst thing about taking pictures and changing in your car is not being able to see your whole outfit. Should have brought, like, a small mirror or something, but this will have to do. Things are looking good. There's no one here, but me, so about to set my tripod up. I noticed that the light was hitting one side of my face, so I decided to just switch the position of the tripod. I usually tend to shoot backlit, because I find that this is easier for me to edit personally.  Just keep going, and you'll listen up. I promise. First round of photos, and I'm feeling honestly empowered.  Coming out here, taking your own photos, not having to rely on anyone else, not having to ask anyone else, not having to pay anyone else. Like, I'm doing it. This is all me, and I'm freaking hyped that I decided to do this. I also wanted to take this quick second to tell you guys about this amazing app that you need on your iPhone, like, yesterday, honestly, especially if you're into Instagram. Kind of windy out here. But it is this app called LensBuddy. It's an app that pretty much takes your photos for you, so you don't have to have a clicker. You can just keep posing, keep moving, and it'll refocus for you every single time. It is so cool. I recently found out about it in the past two months, and it literally has changed the game for me. So I highly recommend it. You can set how many photos it takes of you every round, and, like, how much it delays at first. It's very customizable, and then after you take them, you can just, like, look through and then see if you need another round. So I highly recommend that you download the app. Again, it's called LensBuddy, and now I'm going to go for my second round. Let's do it. I recently heard that making a triangle with your body is a flattering pose, so that is what I'm trying to do with this flamingo pose right here. After every round, I adjust my tripod to get a different angle, and then the biggest tip I can give you is just to keep moving, keep taking pictures, and you'll be sure to find one that you like. I highly recommend giving yourself a limit of how many rounds you can do to make your shoot efficient, and also not to be too critical of yourself, because I feel like this vibe is not supposed to be too perfect. It's supposed to be, like, iPhone photos. It's supposed to be kind of, like, real. Yes, your pose, but also movement helps so much to create a candid photo, so that's why you see me going like this because I'm trying to get my hair to move. We're stepping forward when the picture is taking and just, like, moving my arms around a lot. Trust me, guys, movement is key to not look stiff in your photos, and also just remember to turn your sound all the way up so you can hear the camera taking the pictures so then you can, like, go into your next pose. I just changed into the second outfit and I forgot a butterfly clip. The guest was in the back of my car. There's one airing, so I'm going to try to use the airing because this top is a razorback, so I don't want my brother show. I actually have a pop-up tent, like a pop-up changing tent. It's green. It's huge. It's really obnoxious, so sometimes I just, like, don't love using it, especially if I'm just, like, the only one taking photos. I can just, like, push this front seat up a lot and then just change in the back of my car. But I will wing that green pop-up tent down below in case you guys are interested. You ever see trends on Instagram and you're like, how do they make it look so cute? Because that airing just popped up. It might be a clock-clip outfit. For the next outfit, I took on the challenge of shooting in direct sunlight, and really, it's the editing that is the main issue.  You might be able to tell I'm a little bit stiff because somebody came onto the rooftop, so I got a little embarrassed. During that last round, a guy pulled up in his truck and just, like, parked. I can't really tell if he's, like, sitting there or not. I immediately got so awkward, but then I was just like, you know what? Gotta get these photos done. I'm gonna go in my bubble and just not even think about him or if he's sitting there or if he was there or if no one even came. You know what I mean? That's why I was trying to tell myself. So now I'm in my third look, and I feel like this is going by so freaking fast, so this is awesome. The last look, I did it in the sun, so I think I'm gonna switch it up and do it in the shade this time. I also wish I could play some kind of music, but obviously, since I'm using my phone, I don't think that's really possible, so that sucks. I might play around with the wide angle on the Lensbuddy app because if you just, like, do that with your fingers, or this one, I don't know.  The only thing is that if you use the wide angle, it just, like, decreases the quality in half, I feel like. But if you're in good light, sometimes you can't really tell, so I might play around with that when I'm, like, in the direct sun again, but for now, we're gonna keep it simple. I feel like a lot of these walls in the parking garage are gray, and other people's parking garages are, like, painted white. I'm just like, where can I find that? Because I want that. So this is, like, the only white wall I see. So let me use it. Let's do it. I'm so sad that this clip is blurry because it was my favorite outfit, but these photos I took were iconic. I'm gonna take a pause on filming because the sun is actually going down. I literally lost track of time, and there's another photographer out here, though, so it makes me feel not alone. Not as alone, I guess. As you can probably tell, I tried to switch up the background as much as possible, so I took it up to the upper deck and shot in front of the city this time. The other photographer and I actually ended up talking because he's a Sony user, and I am too, so we got to talking, but then I was like, I gotta get in one more outfit before the sun goes down, so let's do this. My second biggest tip is to use props in any way that you can, whether that's bringing accessories, bags, sunglasses, anything like that, or just using the environment around you. As you can see, I propped my hand up on this wall, and that made the pose a little bit more relaxed and not as awkward. Crash, my freaking photo shoot. How'd you even know where I was? How are you doing, River? I'm not here. I'm supposed to be doing this alone. They turned out really good, babe. You shouldn't be proud of me. Could you do my hacking? Okay, well, I need to take the thumbnail real quick for this video. I'm gonna sit up here. Oh, no. Yeah. I freaking did it, y'all. I took photos all by myself alone, even though Ryan's here now, didn't even know he was showing up, but that doesn't really count. I'll try to post a little slideshow of all the pictures, and my preset on top of them, because I'm gonna launch that soon, swear, by the end of the month, it'll be out. I highly recommend y'all do it, too, because, like I said, it's first, it's empowering.  Just do it, you know? Just freaking do it. I'm definitely gonna do this a lot more often. Unfortunately, I didn't get to all the outfits. I think I did five, though, which is really good still. And if I do this once a week, that is a lot of freaking content. I would definitely want to spread it out, because I don't want all of my grid to be this parking garage, you know? But this content will be perfect for the in-between, everyday stuff. I will try to have all the outfits linked down below if you guys are interested, and all of my equipment, I'll have the tripod, and then this phone stand thingy-ba-bob. Also, if you guys are wondering, I shoot with a 12 Pro Max. And maybe next time, I'll bring my camera out here, but I don't know. The iPhone was really great, and I also tried out flipping the camera, and using flash for the sunset, and that looks really cool.  And I will see y'all in my next video. Bye!


Welcome to the Home Shopper Show. For those of you tuning in for the first time, my name is Chad Viveros and today we're going to be taking you on a tour around this 22 million rand Balinese-inspired home right here in the heart of Eagle Canyon lifestyle estate. This is a household name throughout Khating and when you move into this estate, you become part of a tight-knit community and have access to so many amenities. One is a golf course, a pro shop, clubhouses, restaurants and so much more. Now this home is located between two green belts and has opulence written all over it. So follow me because there's one last thing I need to say to you and that is welcome home. Coming into this Balinese home, there are so many features that immediately grab your attention. The first being the front door hand carved straight from Bali. It is an incredible door to walk through and it gives so much character to this home but something I'm sure all of you have noticed is one incredible light flooring and these massive double volume ceilings, dark teak against the white ceiling really does make it stand out. But I'm obviously skirting around the number one feature and that is this incredible koi pond that leads on to the dining area.  You can sit here with all of your guests surrounded by water as well as fish and then we've got these four two ceiling windows and these ones on the side are absolutely gigantic, frameless windows leading out onto the outside area but the outside area is a whole different ball game and we're going to have to leave that for last because there's so much to talk about there but what a dining room area this is. One of us huge again Bali inspired chandeliers hanging from that double volume ceiling but we're going to have to go first, we've spoken about the dining room hall which means let's pop across this marble step and come into the area that's going to be servicing that dining room area and that would be the kitchen and here it is in all of its glory the split kitchen you can see it behind me in front of me so much counter space on board so I say table top that you can use both as a prep service because it's double leveled so much space here to use have guests eat enjoy themselves enjoy breakfast above us stunning chandeliers and then behind me we've got a center island that both has that chef's sink that very very important chef's sink as well as a raised ice here for any chopping and cutting you need to do and right over here we've got a built-in gas hob with a cover so it's a really cool feature nice to see they've included it but talking about cool features let's talk about the main area really that you can be whipping up all your food and let's run through it right over here we've got a steamer a gas hob another gas hob over here a grill a charcoal grill underneath there and then right over here is a deep fryer underneath this so really cool that they've got all of this here within easy reach and basically does everything you need but maybe some of you are saying where the oven is well over here we've got a microwave oven and a warming drop just underneath all this cupboard space along here as well as in the center island and this one here this right here is a steam oven with again another warming draw got beautiful frosted cabinets some of the cabinetry as well as shelving has got its very own lighting stunning down lighting above us and this is one half of the kitchen but the key feature is half of the kitchen because the other half is part of the scullery slash pantry and that's behind me over there but before we run there let's talk about stunning wood flooring and I love this so all of this open exposed face break but what's made this so special is that it's been varnished and sealed so it's super nice to touch and also keeps out the dust keeps away all of the dirt that gets into these crevices so I really like it and it gives it a cool glossy finish the whole home is controlled remotely through the different remote systems throughout the home on my left hand side massive double door fridge right here underneath this frosted glass window letting in a lot of light there's also a fridge in the kitchen there's an area for a fridge there and then coming through here it is your second kitchen now being in this area these tall ceilings all of this dark wood but also so much light and greenery it really does feel like you own your very own island paradise over here if you're doing any washing up you've got a double sink that is fitted into your own caesar stone countertops both here as well as here we've got a five top gas burner extractor fan right over here both of them being Siemens and then we've got those traditional ovens and microwaves again both of them Siemens and built in right over there plenty of storage both under counter as well as above appliances already there and if I carry on walking straight I'll find myself within the garage area three car garage all of them extra length but let's talk about this we've got a split door leading out onto a stunningly clear deck and this deck has got beautiful beautiful varnished wood over there another entrance for the garage but as an outside area we can grow your herbs really have some fun enjoy yourself enjoy the outdoor areas you can see it's got a shade net above us and one of those outside sinks which for everybody that's active and living on a golf course like this it's so nice to have a sink outside so if you need to do any washing up it's all handled so let's head back inside let's show you some of the other living areas right at the house and then it's time for the bedrooms so now that we've shown you that stunning kitchen let's take a look at the other living areas one thing I'd like to notice is take a look at the scene just above me stunning blue lighting I love the shapes and the geometric patterns they've used up there as well as this incredible feature wall housing a fully sealed off fireplace now gloss around as well as a fan in there that blows all that hot air out while keeping all the smells out of the house so you never need to wake up with a home that smells of burning wood but over here talking about burning wood we've got an outside gas fireplace beautiful smoke stack again with that sealed face brick nearly a year for you to sit, relax and enjoy some outdoor dining with your friends and family all of this is exposed I love how it looks another really cool thing is take a look at the roof joints and how they're completely different to anything else you'll ever see love all of the attention to details the owners have put into this home really is cool and it's paying off right now right over there as I've noticed it you've got to talk about it your little prep sink you've got your countertop over here for you to prep up and get ready for the best bra you're ever going to have and the reason being isn't just going to be those frameless glass doors but the fact that you get to walk into this entertainment area right here and enjoy yourself with all your friends and family because it is absolutely massive again above us huge geometric ceiling all of this exposed face brick over here creating a feature wall and then behind me another feature wall all the cabinetry you could ever need built in speakers and then this massive TV now I'm sure as you've noticed and as you'll continue to notice throughout this home specifically when we look outside at those hand carved pillars for the outside area that this home has been built with barley in mind and all of the furniture fits it absolutely perfectly so the selling price of this home that's 22 million remember this is a five bedroom, five and a half bathroom home it includes all the furniture so you don't need to worry about furnishing a home like this it comes with everything you could ever need and here we are back in the hallway behind me some bedrooms as well as some other really cool surprises why don't you guys go ahead and let's take a look and what a passageway this is I'm sure you guys enjoyed the view this skylight above us as well as this whole wall made out of completely frameless glass really does feel like your outdoors I love the fountain in front of me and we talk so often about indoor outdoor living and houses an indoor outdoor pond take a look at all the koi fish swimming lovingly if you open up this door you've got the sights the sounds of that stunning pond but this is where or this is at least one wing of the home that contains bedrooms and this bedroom we're walking in right now is the biggest of the three that you'll find in this wing now this is less of a bedroom as it is a fully self-sustained cottage and I'll tell you why it is right now right over here we've got the bedroom the massive really tall ceilings love it I've got all these downlights right onto the bedroom these stunning frontation blinds that are the same colour the same wood colour as the rest of the home chandeliers right over here and I'm walking right into the bathroom so if we talk about the bathroom we've got single vanity just above it is a huge mirror there that you can use getting ready as well as to just expand this bathroom make it look a little bit bigger on the right hand side of the bathroom you've got your own glass shower you can pop it open walk right in huge tall big I know for a lot of you big guys some of these showers just a bit too short not the case here as I said yes this single vanity toilet tucked away but you've also got your very own bath tub and you could say this is a walking closet right over here you've got all your cupboard space for everything you might need but then I said it is self-contained so if we walk through this door here it is that living area I was talking about you've got your very own kitchen stunning gloss raised countertop but yes your living area as well TV over there lounge suite that you can put if you put down here and I mean what's a living area with your very own or without your very own private balcony back out on that deck that we are just on the side of the kitchen yeah as you can see a little outside area for you to sit down enjoy specifically enjoy with the sounds of that fountain but let's quickly explore the kitchen see what that's got to offer as well here it is your very own kitchen TV burner gas top we've got your undercounter oven and then surprisingly and impressively you've got a double sink right over here this faucet swivels to both really like that have incorporated that and I mean cottages of this size very rarely come with a double sink you've got all of this undercounter storage these beautiful tall ceilings I mean who wouldn't want to sit here and enjoy yourself and be completely sealed off from the rest of the home so this makes because of the fact that it's so private the perfect guest wing so any of you entertaining visitors often that do want to sleep over you know they're going to have the best time right over here now there are two remaining rooms of the home yeah is the first one this is more of a traditional bedroom still absolutely massive we've got this bed here that is dwarfed by the side of the room behind me built in desk that again is really really big the beautiful shelving two downlights again massive ceiling plantation shutters leading outside and then you've got your own smaller version of that walking closet and a bathroom area right over here now your bathroom area again includes that single vanity you've got your very own mirror walk-in shower and then a bath tub with a view of your grounds outside and here it is the second and last bedroom on this side of the home and as you can see it is the twin of the one we were just over there on the side of the room we've got that built in desk here two downlights stunning love them reminds me of those ship portals massive bed right over here I love the backboard being made out of this poured concrete with built in speakers over here and then places for you to put little trinkets really make this bedroom feel like your own over here another one of those panels as I did mention this home is completely set up for smart homes and then on this side your very own walking closet again a little mini walk closet here although with ample cupboard space stunning tiny tiles again bringing in that feeling of being on an island enjoying Bali I love the way this home is set up it is a first in the private property show and I'm so glad we've had the opportunity to film it here it is your own on-suite bathroom huge mirror located there single vanity toilet tucked away in the corner gigantic walk-in shower just one door away from you enjoying a shower in Bali I mean for us then maybe you can go there right now you can still enjoy it in your very own home and then right over here sunken bathtub we enjoy pop open those plantation shutters take a look at the grounds outside they are stunning and completely indigenous so we do like that but talking about gardens both of these bedrooms have access to your front garden if you're like me and you love the outdoors then this outdoor area is really going to take your breath away it feels like you enjoying Bali right here in the comfort of your own home although we do have what Bali doesn't have and that is those party doors that are singing out there beautiful wooden deck these holes with these palm trees popping up out of it stunning cactus garden just there on the left obviously a spot here for you to sit down and enjoy and again some sunbeds just up there up that raised side for you to sit down enjoy some cocktails on the weekend and really have some fun but while we here take a look at this your very own private outdoor shower and this stunning wrap around heated pool that is without a doubt one of the coolest pools I've ever seen and let me show you another really cool feature do keep in mind all of this has got lighting built into the deck there's a whole line of lights over here beautiful varnish deck this is the feature of the outside area with this wrap around pool but this is a Bali gazebo two sun chairs over here and it leads out right on to the pool and then looking down to the rest of your grounds because that all belongs to you as well there's a pond just a little bit further but what a place to sit down and enjoy you've got this shade netting and mosquito netting right over here that if I dodge these plants you can just see closing all of it enjoying some candles and some cocktails is exactly how I'd like to spend my Friday and if you're going to enjoy cocktails there's only one place those cocktails come from and that is the bar area but as we walk through this whole section here you can see just how much outdoor seating is on offer so no matter how many people you might be entertaining this home has got you covered but what a bar this is I mean I love just the bar counter take a look at it all these quarry stones just heaped in there there's lighting inside here as well as a plug point just in case you need it this incredible top counter all of this down lighting again you can enjoy the rafters over there with the dark wood over here got a teppanyaki grill extractor fan if you want to whip up a meal here you know we've got you covered we've fully kitted out bar area but some of you might be saying Chad hold on bar areas usually have place for games maybe we want to play pool maybe we want to play darts where's my games area Chad well we've got you covered we've got you covered it is just down the set of stairs over here come take a look and let's see what games on offer welcome to your very own temperature controlled and naturally temperature controlled wine cellar as well as a dining room area we're going to host a fancy dinner party this is exactly where you're going to be doing it but talking about cooling and mentioning games all that cool stuff is going to be happening right here we'll walk through this arch and here is the games room pool table plenty of lighting all these squishy enjoyable chairs for you to sit down play some darts have some drinks and go all out enjoying yourself I love that they've built that and I love the fact that because it is underground it's always nice and cool but what a couple more things to show you and two of those things happen to be the master suite so it's head back upstairs let's take a look at what the rest of the bar has to offer and let's pop through to the two master bedrooms so here we are we've taken a look at the games room I've pilfered some wine I mean would it be a home shop a show episode if I haven't as you can see you guys are wrapping around the stunning outdoor area and there's a lot more to get to when we talk about outdoors but let's take a look at the master wing of the home and to do that we have to go this way so coming through this arch here we find ourselves back in the dining room area and what a centre piece this is there's almost so much to talk about this area that I don't think I'm ever going to do it justice but one thing I did want to mention is on both sides of me you can see these huge slabs of marble those are fountains so you can have your fountains on and really make this home take somebody's breath away when they're walking now on this side of the room something we didn't mention as we walked in because we went through the dining room area is this sunroom double doors open up into an incredible area for you to sit down relax and enjoy your book again all of the finishings barley inspired we've got another fireplace right over here plantation blinds giving you privacy from your motor court and then on this area here we've got those seamless glass doors stacked up on your left hand side giving you access to an outdoor garden area again another fountain wrapped around one of those beautiful barley inspired turrets it is such an incredible area both during winter with the doors closed because of that seamless frameless gloss as well as during summer where you can open it all up getting a beautiful breeze and enjoy cup of coffee with a beautiful book so now that we've got the sunroom covered let's cross over this stunning entry hall I actually cannot get enough of it comes through this set of double doors and we are smack bang right here in the cinema room and there's a lot to unpack right here we've got not one art cool but two of those art cool air cons making sure that you are kept crispy fresh in the summertime but if it's winter and it's a little bit chilly we've got a fireplace right there warming you up and then in front of me absolutely incredibly large cinema system feature concrete wall behind it giving you that art feel and then we've got a speaker there speaker there speaker there and there and then obviously the projector up there so you know if you're watching something here you're going to not only see it but you're going to feel it and it is such an incredible place sit down with a box of popcorn and enjoy yourself when you're done enjoying yourself and you feel a little bit tired you're going to scoot through these doors and then it's time to go to the master suite but there's one other thing I need to mention I mean a home like this is built for entertaining so Chad where is the guest bathroom well this bathroom is right over here right off the entry hall open up this door and you've got almost certainly a one of a kind guest bathroom that leads off into the bar area so everybody in the bar area enjoying themselves has access to this guest bathroom as well let's take a look at it now your guest bathroom is completely decked out in blue marble we've got under counter storage you've got your single toilet right there smack dead center really making this feel like an area that was designed exclusively for a bathroom of this caliber you've got absolutely massive mirrors covering one whole section of the wall and then one of the coolest faucets I've seen is one of those almost waterfall faucets opening up letting the water spill out onto that counter top and draining away behind the rock set and here it is finally we are in the master wing of the home so right here is the entry hall to that master wing stunning piece of marble built up on this wall here and down there the master bedroom in the master wing so we're going to have to start in this bedroom right over here one of these sliding doors opening up onto one of the two master bedrooms I have to say master bedroom because this is without a doubt a master bedroom but just wait until you see that one over there we've got this floating bed right over here stunning under bed light not often we say under bed lighting out here is access to the garden area with these stunning stackable plantation shutters living in light as well as air and then over here is the en suite bathroom for the master suite we've got this huge freestanding bathtub take a look at the edges on this bathtub you know something expensive when it is this formidable on my left hand side all your cupboard space should you need it and over here your right hand side is a walk-in shower, glass and clothes can sit in there and really enjoy yourself while taking in the outdoor areas some privacy is just off to the left hand side that's exactly where your toilet is more of those plantation shutters living in that outdoor area and here we are finally in the creme de la creme the master suite and I'm sure you can see it immediately double volume ceilings that stunning dark tea grafters and here it is a bed that I think is even bigger than a king bed this bed is gigantic and behind it we've got a stunning sandstone feature wall with built-in speaker set over here what kind of master suite is it if you don't have your very own fireplace I mean the wood stack below it you can just imagine 3 years on a winter night enjoying yourself and I love how that fire trimly goes all the way up to the ceiling the corner we've got two sets of stackable doors that meet at 90 degrees opening up and taking this corner into indoor outdoor you can really just sit here look out onto the grounds appreciate the dam as well as the golf course of Eagle Canyon there's one more important thing that we need to talk about when it comes to a master bedroom and that is the en suite master bathroom we're going to start right over here fully enclosed steam shower it's not only can you enjoy the shower but because it's enclosed you can have your steaming just open up those pools in there leave their feeling all nice and fresh nice and pretty we've got some waterproof quantation shutters in there that you can open up let some light in because I mean you've got this incredible outdoor area you definitely want to utilize it and if a shower is not for you well then we've got this and this must be one of the fanciest most intricate bath tubs I have ever seen this is a jacuzzi bath tub you've got your waterfall faucet all of these sprayers so you're not only enjoying a good bath but you are also getting a massage I mean guys the lives of the rich and famous and if you're rich you're famous this is the home for you double vanity mirrors on both sides of the vanity so you can see all angles and over here you've got your walk-in closet and this walk-in closet is U-shaped so not only do you have all this cupboard space over here as well as this bookshelf and a place to get ready if you zoom around the corner you have got even more cupboard space even more places for you to put your lovely belongings and as usual there is more because where's the toilet well the toilet's tucked away neatly in this area so you've got that privacy again stunning feature wall right over here bringing that barley feeling into this home and now that we've went a little bit further down the home let's take a look at what the rest of this garden has to offer and then when we get down there let's talk pricing so here we are the remainder of the garden absolutely stunning those are the plantation shutters looking into the shower area outside here there we are you've got these beautiful ratten hanging chairs for you to sit down and enjoy that tailored indigenous outdoor garden and all of this leads to a set of stairs with built in lighting and overlooks an incredibly manicured garden area I love the different decks and levels of this place we've got a little area down there for you to enjoy some drinks and appreciate the nature that Eagle Canyon Golf Estate has to offer so ladies and gentlemen if this home is a home for you or you know somebody who appreciate this home and I think there are so many of us which I'd like you to do is contact the agent all of their details are listed in the description of the video as well as on screen right now don't hesitate I think a home like this five bedrooms five and a half bathrooms for 22 million rent including all the furniture is an absolute steal but if you're looking for a home that's different if you're looking for a home that's smaller if you're looking for a home that's bigger then contact privateproperty.co.za this is a website that incorporates all the homes from all the different agencies in your area throughout South Africa so don't hesitate to take a look at it simple, intuitive and easy to use but from myself Chad Raveiros from the team at Private Property and everybody at the Home Shopper Show thank you so much for tuning in once again and we hope to see you again very soon we love you I'm gonna explore the rest of this garden and goodbye


5 Tips for Raising a Trilingual Child. Language skills begin in the womb when a fetus is hearing first develops, they begin to listen to the language of their mother. Once the baby is born, they recognize their mother tongue. Though a baby is born with the ability to learn any language in multiple languages.    Young children learn language through simple exposure. It is possible to learn a language later on in life, but the process is slower and more difficult. The best time for language development is from birth to age 10. The first few years of life however are most important. Use them to all three languages early, with the main focus on one of the languages. English was the primary language that I wanted my daughter to learn, so I focused on that while she was an infant. But I did still expose her to the other two languages as well. My daughter started speaking English very early on, shortly after her first birthday. Once she perfected her English language around age 2, I began to talk to her more in Russian which is my native language. And also Spanish which I took in high school up to level 5. My daughter's dad's side of the family is native Spanish speakers. So we wanted to make sure that she knows both languages. That way she can communicate with both my family, as well as his family. And for the long term, she will have more job opportunities as well as be able to travel, with more ease than a monolingual speaker. Talk to them constantly. Young children need to constantly hear language to learn it. Children should talk to them, read to them, sing to them, and play with them. Any language will suffice. While my daughter was a newborn, I would read to her, play games with her, sing nursery rhymes to her, and talk to her constantly about what I am doing. If I was opening a door, I would let her know that I am opening a door. If I was putting on my shoes, I would tell her that I am putting on my shoes. A baby's babbling efforts are a great sign of language development, and should be responded to. Over 90% of brain growth happens during the first three years, and the way it grows is through experience. Young children need interaction and they learn best through play. Interaction with a human is vital for the baby to learn a language. Avoid screen time and don't mistake it for an interaction replacement. Many people think that a baby can learn a language from videos, TVs, and screen time, but a lot of studies show that this is just not true. It's a pattern called video deficit. One study in particular was done of nine-month-old infants who were exposed to the Mandarin Chinese language via 12-25-minute lab visits. Each infant received one of three exposure styles, live social presentation, the same foreign speakers and material presented on video, or an audio recording of the same speakers and material. The conclusion was that only the infants exposed to live Mandarin speakers, were able to distinguish the foreign phonemes, as well as native Mandarin learning infants. However no learning occurred when exposure, occurred through video displays or audio recordings. It is the lack of interactivity that is troublesome. Different studies show that while toddlers cannot learn language from non-interactive videos, they can learn language from FaceTime or video chatting with someone. This can be because video chat facilitates communication between the two parties, unlike a toddler watching a video. I found all of this information out when I was pregnant with my daughter, and so I implemented a strict no-screen time policy with my daughter, except FaceTime. Have your child communicate regularly with a native speaker of the language. Even though I know a good amount of Spanish, I am not a native Spanish speaker. I felt it would highly benefit my daughter, to have regular contact with a native Spanish speaker. In our case, it is her great-grandmother. We try and make sure to visit her once a week. Her great-grandmother knows very little English, so all of their communication is in Spanish.  Daily designated times for different languages. I had designated times of the day, where I'd speak to my daughter only in Russian and only Spanish. When she was an infant, it was only 30 minutes twice a week that I would speak to her in each language. The evidence is conflicting, whether or not hearing more than two languages can cause speech delay. So my thought process was to expose her anyway, with English being the main language that she hears. As my daughter got older and perfected her English language, she was speaking English as well as most five-year-olds. I thought it would be a great time to start submerging her more into the other languages, that we desired for her to learn. So I increased the amount of time I spoke to her in Russian greatly. And implemented a strict routine where I speak to her only in Russian from 6-8 PM every single day. And only in Spanish from 5-6 PM. During these hours we read books only in those languages. And listen to music only in those languages. We do imaginative play in those languages? This has improved her receptive language, and expressive language in both of the languages drastically improved. I would catch her singing songs in Spanish, and talking to her dolls in Russian. Are you raising a trilingual or bilingual child? Our families are very proud and impressed, that she can understand and speak in all three languages. It makes me feel confident, that I could also in the future successfully teach other kids the languages as well. It will help me be a better teacher, because I've seen how the learning of language happens in an intimate setting. I've experienced teaching language daily. I've spent lots of time researching the subject, as I had a huge motivation to do so. Thanks so much for watching. We are ITTT the leading provider for Teflon TESOL training courses. If you like this video, please subscribe by clicking that button down here, and click on any of the videos here on the left, for more interesting teaching tips for getting certified to teach English abroad and online.


Notion is a very popular productivity app and one of the favorite things that I like to do in my off times and this is going to sound very, very nerdy is to watch YouTube videos of people using Notion and explaining how Notion works because it's a very complicated piece of software and some of the YouTubers who dabble in Notion are basically wizards. They do a ton of different things in there and it has a ton of features and just kind of watching that stuff is kind of like nerd porn and I know that sounds uber weird but it's true but the problem with Notion at least from an open source perspective is that it's well it's not open source so because of that I have tried over the course of the last year or so to find a suitable or alternative to Notion that is open source because well I don't have you know I'm not 100% against using proprietary software when that's the only option I do like to use open source software when I have the opportunity so today we're going to be taking a look at a Notion alternative that is free and open source and that is an application called app flowy now first off let's talk about the name you can tell that this application is open source because it has a terrible name and well it's not the worst name we've ever heard of most open source software developers well they're not very good at naming things let's just put it frankly but that's all beside the point today is app flowy day and we're going to take a good look at it we're going to see if it stacks up against Notion because Notion like I said is super complicated has a ton of features and just a ton of stuff that you can do with it is the same true for app flowy so we're going to do that so before we jump in if you could hit the thumbs up button I'd really appreciate it it really does up the channel so let's take a look at app flowy so this is what app flowy looks like now obviously you're not going to have all of the stuff here out of the box I've done some stuff here so just know that you're just going to look a lot planer I think actually you'll probably start on this page here so basically the layout of app flowy is somewhat similar to Notion so out of the box you have the side bar along the side with which lists all of your pages and then in your main canvas area you have the page itself now the thing about Notion is that it has like I said at the beginning a ton of different features you can create tables you can create charts you can create links between pages one of the the most powerful things that you can do inside of Notion is to create a linkable database within your canvas in order to keep track of different things and make sure that you know things that are related to each other are connected and you can kind of do that inside of that flowy I'll talk more about that later but that's one of the features is kind of missing here but inside of Notion you can do just a ton of different stuff so app flowy has tried its best to replicate some of that functionality so if we were to open up a brand new page here we just go up here hit the plus button you start off with a blank canvas and just like with Notion if you hit the slash key you get an option of the things that you can create so you can create a text box you can create a header and you can insert image you can have a bulleted list a numbered list a checkbox list a pull quote or a block quote whatever you want to call it a divider a table a grid which if you actually will start with a grid the grid looks like this is this is probably one of the most used features on Notion is the ability to create a grid and the grid it basically allows you to create so if we enter something here tests like so we can actually then open this up and the way the grid works is that each item in the grid has its own page so you can then create notes right inside this so this is actually a page within a page and the idea here is that you can organize a whole bunch of stuff inside of a grid and each of that each item inside of that grid can have its own detailed information so if I say if I go back to one of the ones that I've already created so if I go to my video production page here which I've just been messing around with and I scroll down to the grid that I've created I can actually open up the page for app flowy and if I wanted to create an outline here so this is my outline you know and I could do that or I could actually insert anything that I wanted right inside this because it's basically just another page so if I wanted to insert a table or calendar or call out or an outline or whatever this is that with this would actually be the thing that I'd use to create an outline you get the idea right so for me personally both in Notion and in app flowy the most powerful tool that they have is the grid they also have something called a board which is kind of a Trello like thing so if we create a board here this is kind of the Trello like alternative that they have to offer so if you've used Trello which is again another piece of proprietary software and you use it to organize your projects or to share with people you can do that instead of app flowy as well and I think that Notion has something like this as well I'm not actually sure about that I've never really been part of the whole Trello workflow so I'm not sure but app flowy does have this another thing that they have added here you can actually add a calendar which I have right here so that you can insert a calendar one of the things that I don't really care for all that much is that one of the things that I would like to see actually is that if I click on this I'd like to be able to have this here be a page so if I have a page here for app flowy which is you know let's say I've scheduled that for today which I have done and I have that also in a grid down here as well or at least at one point I did because it's not here anymore so I have it here it's right there I was just scrolled down the point is is I have it here in the grid if those two things could be linked that'd be awesome but there isn't apparently a way to link it so this is actually a separate page so inside of the calendar I just click on this and I click here I can you know you get the page but actually having that associated with this page which theoretically those could be the same thing would be nice but apparently there's not a way to do that now it's possible I've only been using this a couple days that I'm just missing something but honestly the linking of those elements is at flowy's biggest weakness whereas with notion you can link anything together you can create a link to any page that you have you can link those things in any you can link to any of those pages inside of any of the elements that notion offers and you can just kind of move between any of the things so if you have a page just for a certain project that you're working for let's just say you have the app flowy page that can be linked inside of any element with app flowy that doesn't seem to be the case and I think that that's its biggest shortcoming is that it doesn't have that link ability that notion does it has all of the elements like you can add all of these different elements so you get the math equations and the code block and the toggle list and the emoji all that stuff is good but it hasn't taken the extra step that notion took in that it doesn't allow you really to link things together and that's my biggest disappointment with that flowy because one of the nice things about notion is that ability to link things together and that lack of being able to do that here is just not it makes it feel incomplete now another aspect of notion that is huge and maybe it's even bigger than all the individual features is the ability to share now app flowy does have some collaboration tools but they are very very minimal and they don't appear to work for me whatsoever now I'm not exactly sure why that is it's possible that I'm missing a step here like I would actually assume that it's because I don't have a count but I don't maybe it's because I don't have any of the AI or the the stuff you said but that doesn't like any sense whatsoever so I'm actually not sure why when I hit the share button all I get is the ability to share it via markdown and that button there does not work now it's possible that it's because I'm running it in a container of some sort uh that's maybe that's the reason why that's happening but for whatever reason I don't have the ability to actually share things now there is the ability to host an app flowy on your own so you could if you wanted to use this on docker on a server where other people come collaborating that way so maybe that's the primary way they expect you to collaborate I'm not actually sure I didn't test any of that stuff out all I know is that there's that big honking share button up there and it doesn't work for me so so that's another aspect that is kind of lacking when it comes to comparing this to notion so that's the basic actual functionality of app flowy so the idea here is that you can create these elements you can write and mark down if you want to it supports most of markdown the one thing that it doesn't support so if you do a link like so it doesn't actually change it into a link so it might be that you have to create this into a text thing but it's already actually a text thing by default when you just start typing it doesn't translate that into a link which is a little bit disappointing so that means it's not using true markdown it does follow the headings things so if you want to do a heading you can do that it does if you want you do two it does a heading two you know and so on and so forth I believe it will also do it'll do a list same thing with a numbered list so it does some things with markdown that doesn't seem to do images or links the way the markdown is supposed to be done so that's another thing that's just kind of lacking but that's not a huge deal it's not a markdown editor so I don't expect it to be 100 pure markdown but it does seem to want to share things into markdown and the fact that it doesn't actually support all markdown is a little weird now let's take a moment to actually look at the setting so there are a few settings here mostly around the appearance of it so you can choose between different modes so you got light and dark mode then you can choose an accent color there's three different ones here you can choose a language you can choose where the files are stored you can choose you can set up open ai and stuff like that I didn't talk about any of the AI features I'm not an AI guy if you want to check out the AI features have at it I'll leave that for other people and then you can edit the shortcut so it does a lot it does have a whole bunch of keyboard shortcuts which is really good and you can then edit those if you wanted to change those to something different each of these can be edited as well so that's really nice but that's all the settings that's all there is so it's not a super complicated act when it comes to settings notion has way more settings if that matters to you notion also does have more elements as well and honestly like I said the biggest thing that's lacking here not isn't the number of elements but the ability to link between them which is you can one thing I didn't show is like right here we have this board great and if I named this board if I right click the board so I just renamed this the board like so and then I went to another page so let's just go down to this page here and if I click plus here and then click reference board I can actually choose the board here and it would actually show up as the board so that's one way it does allow you to link between things it just makes basically duplicates it on different pages and while that's kind of linking it and it does work out fairly well it doesn't do that for everything so you can't do that with pages like if I wanted to link link the video production page here and the test page together there doesn't seem to be a way to do that I thought if I like typed in if I went here and typed in the uh we're just type in product production page and then highlighted it I thought maybe I could link it that way but all the link here does is for you actual URL none of these things here to actually link it together they did put AI here which is something that they apparently are interested in but linking things together to me would be more useful than having an AI tool that's just my opinion so you know that that linking ability to different elements within different pages is the thing that I want to see and it's not here but all that's saying I know I know some of that came off as quite negative I think the app flow is actually pretty good it's very very stable it looks really nice and it has a lot of features not necessarily as many as is notion but it's not a competition it has quite a few features has all the elements that you want in order to actually create a block of productivity tool so if you want to do lists or if you want to do the grid I still think the grid is probably the most useful feature of both notion and app flowy because it allows you to organize things and set statuses and you can create different properties for each of these columns here and each property allows you to create a different type of property so you can have numbers if you wanted to have each of these have their own ID number if you could do that you can have a multi-select so it's kind of less it's kind of like a drop down so you can say like what type it is or whatever the idea here is that you can basically be as organized as you want inside of this grid and because each of these items inside of the grid is their own page you can expand on those things and actually put more detail about those products or projects or whatever on their own page and you know you can categorize them put all the your outlines and your pictures and your snippets and your screenshots and all the stuff related to that one thing right there and it's just linked so to me the grid remains the most useful tool both on notion and on app flowy and in terms of similarities i would say that the notion one is a little bit more full featured it allows you to have tags and such but i didn't see anything here for tags but it does allow you to filter so you can filter between different things if you have a really large grid you can filter between the type the status done whatever property you've set up you can filter between those you can also there's there are a few settings for so you can choose the different properties you can choose the layout if you want to so that it looks different so you can actually switch between a board and a grid and a calendar if that's what you wanted to do that's one of the reasons why it was confusing that if i if i go up here and change this to a grid like so this now has its own page which did before but those are different things like i want to be able to link this one here and this one here i want those things to be exactly the same but you can't i do like the fact that you can switch between them that's really cool so if you if you're using it as a calendar and it has a date property you can actually change a grid into a calendar and if you wanted to have both what you could do is now that this is a grid i could actually say or i could actually go let's see right here i can just press plus and then hit reference grid i can choose the video release schedule and that's just going to put that here now technically i have two of them but the second one here i can actually change back to a calendar so i can have a calendar of the thing and i can have actually it looks like it change so if i change the layout here have this a grid it actually changes it to a grid in both places that's a little disappointing i thought it was going to be a really awesome that you can have it have it in both grid form and in calendar form but it doesn't appear like that's possible so that's another little bit of a disappointment for me because i wanted if i wanted to have those both there so i can have a calendar view of the thing and the grid view of the thing at the same time on the same page but nope those two things are linked that's weird anyways it's not that big a deal but there's throughout my entire process of actually using this thing i found several different things like that that are just a little done in a weird way that bother me a little bit and it's the linking thing it's that thing you just saw me use there where the different layouts are actually linked so you can only have one layer of a certain element instead of having them both i prefer to be able to have both if i wanted to have both i'd like to have the option at least right it's not there but all that being said afloy is actually really good i don't if you're a high level notion user you're probably going to stick to notion i'm just going to put that out there if you're one of those notion wizards that i mentioned there at the beginning you're probably going to find afloy to be quite disappointing because it doesn't have all the features it doesn't have the functionality that notion has at least in the full breadth of the collaboration and the ability to link things together and all the elements that that notion has so you know that's definitely if you're really comparing them notions still wins but if you want an open source alternative to notion and you're just a very simple user of it you just need the grid functionality or you're just looking for a place to store and organize notes and stuff afloy is a good option for that and it works fairly well for me personally i'm looking for more of a notion replacement that has all those features so afloy doesn't really cut it for me but it was a good experience it was nice to try and i'm glad that i took a look at it so that is it for this video if you have thoughts on afloy or the use of notion you can leave those in the comment section below i'd really appreciate that if you haven't already leave a thumbs up on this video it really does help the channel i really appreciate it you can follow me on master downer odyssey those links will be in the video 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Good morning and welcome to the session on quantum cryptography. We will have three papers in this session The first paper is on Merkel puzzles in a quantum world The co-authors are Gilles Brassard, Peter Hoyer, Kaseem Kalash, Mark Kaplan, Sophie Laplante and Louis Selveil and Kaseem will give the talk. Good morning everyone Merkel puzzles in a quantum world. This is a joint work with Gilles Brassard Peter Hoyer, Mark Kaplan, Sophie Laplante and Louis Selveil Consider the key distribution problem in which we have two distant parties, Alice and Bob, having no secret information in common Are in need to share a secret S over a communication channel The channel is authenticated, but no protection against eavesdropping In fact, we assume that an eavesdropper has full knowledge of any communication between Alice and Bob And is eager to learn the secret S The challenge is to make the eavesdropping effort grow as much as possible in their legitimate effort Effort are measured in terms of query complexity Because all parties have private access to a random oracle. The first solution to this problem Was proposed by Raph Mehlke in 1974 as a project proposal in a course on computer secretly IUC Berkeley The idea was rejected by the professor, but Merkel continued working on it and submitted the paper to communications of the ACM Initially the paper was rejected Because it was beyond the cryptography thinking at that time. However, it was eventually published in 1978 For more details visit Merkel's website Merkel's scheme is based on the birthday paradox and It's a provably secure in the random oracle model in contrast with the schemes based on the assumed difficulty of some mathematical problems In this model a Protocol is considered to be secure if the cryptanalytic effort it grows super linearly with a legitimate effort And now we present Merkel's scheme in Merkel's scheme Alice and Bob have access to a black box function F of a domain size and a square and the first step Alice selects at random points in the domain of F Evaluates F on them and transmits their images to Bob Let Big X be the set of a randomly selected points And why be the set of corresponding images? In the second step Bob finds one element of X or if you like Bob inverts an arbitrary image To do so He follows the following optimal strategy. He selects a random point S in the domain of F Evaluates F of S and verifies if F of X belongs to the set Y He repeats this process again and again Until If he gets yes meaning that until he succeeds to avert some image F of X I and the secret will be X I The question is now What's the complexity of Bob's effort to accomplish this this step? Since the domain of F is n square and the number of possible images is n This can be done in the order of n queries based on the birthday paradox Having got S Bob sends F of S to Alice Now Alice given F of S use the table to find The matching image in the second corner of the table and this can find X I at this level Alice and Bob Can share a secret S and the order of n queries And the question is now what's the if dropping effort? This is a view with the adversary access to a black box of domain size n square and Full knowledge of the conversation between Alice and Bob While Bob has the freedom to avert any of the n images the adversary is faced to avert F of S Since F is given as a black box The remaining list is uses for the adversary and the only way to avert F of S is To try random points in the domain of F one by one So on the average the adversary has to try have the points in the domain Therefore the adversary needs omega n square queries to find us The natural question is can we do better than this quadratic security? No, due to Barack and Mahmoudie They proved that every key exchange protocol in the random Oracle model can be broken in the order of n square queries Therefore miracle scheme is optimal since we have this upper bound and Imaging lower bound and the problem is settled But what about the quantum world? First of all Being in a quantum world will assume that the adversary is all with the quantum However, Alice and Bob the legitimate parties are allowed to be quantum. I mean they are allowed to use the quantum computers However, the channel is all with the classical and all is authenticated It's important to keep in mind that we don't transmit quantum information We need to introduce two fundamental quantum search tools a Grover's algorithm and it's a generalization BBHT for why a brass are higher in top In fact, they're essential to understand most of this talk consider the following search problem given a black box function of domain size n and T distinct images of this function The problem is to invert one of them BBHT solved this problem after about square root of n divided by T However, if we are faced to invert a specific image Meaning that T equal one a Grover's algorithm finds the solution after about a square root of n and This is optimal Now back to the security of medical scheme, however in a quantum world because we saw that Miracle scheme provides quadratic security against a classical adversary but now The domain of F is n squared and the adversary is faced to invert f of s a Quantum adversary can find s After about a square root of n square which equal n Thus Merkel scheme is completely broken so because of his robbing effort equals to the secret chain of the process up to constant factor and Now we arrived to our two motivating questions. The first one is Can the quadratic security of Merkel scheme possible in the classical world? Be restored in a quantum world if the legitimate users make use of quantum powers The second question which is more challenging Can every key exchange protocol in the random Oracle model? be broken in the order of any quantum queries when legitimate parties are restricted to classical world Fact we made too many contributions we answered the second questions and made progress on the first one and The first progress of the first one is it you to brass are in selvi who introduced quantum Merkel puzzles In a quantum Merkel puzzles they allow Alice and Bob to use the quantum computers precisely Bob and they increase the domain of the black box from n square to any cube and The remaining of the protocol is very similar to Merkel scheme in the first step Alice Selects random points and transmits their images to Bob Bob finds one element of X or if you like inverts arbitrary image But now I am of course the secret will be as But now a classical Bob cannot do that job because the domain is any cube. However Using bbht this can be done about After about square root of any cube divided by n where any cube is the size of the domain and n is a number of possible images So this can be done in the out of n quantum queries The remaining step are exactly the same Bob will send f of s Alice given f of s can use the table and Find f of x i that's x i At the end of the protocol Alice makes exactly two queries to the Oracle F Bob makes and the out of any quantum queries and they have a shared key s And now what's the security of quantum Merkel puzzles? It's very similar to the similar previous analysis Adversary is faced to invert f of s, but now the domain is any cube Even a quantum adversary He can find s in the order of Square root of any cube which equal order of and three half and this is optimal And the left and opening question is if we can do better and this our first contribution We answer positively. Yes, we devise a quantum protocol and The proof is security of theta of and five-third in our protocol We introduced another black box function t of domain size and a cube and The first step remain the same However in the second step Bob finds two element of x instead of one as before and To find each of them We use bbhd and in this case the secret will be as a surprise instead of as as before now Bob having got as a surprise sense T of s bitwise exclusive or T of a surprise on Alice's side Alice queries the Oracle T on the set x and Now given w She can use the table and bitwise XOR to find the secret as a surprise and Finally Alice and Bob share a secret as a surprise it's a clear that Alice makes exactly T queries to the Oracle f and exactly T queries to the Oracle T and Classical queries and Bob makes in the order of any quantum queries If we also clear about time It seems at first that Alice will will need to try about any square pairs To find as a surprise Unfortunately fortunately we can do that in inner time Now for the security of our first contribution. It's better than two parts first to devise a quantum attack which can be accomplished on the other off and Five-third and proved a matching lower bound of Omega of and five-third I give a brief idea about these two steps The quantum attack is based on quantum ox on Johnson graph and It's adaptation of on by this is algorithm for the element this thinks the problem which is optimized you to answer and she The element this is problem is to decide if a function see given as a black box is one to one For a domain of size and this problem can be solved in theta off and to a third and the question is why do we have Order of and times and to third in our case Because in our case the domain of C is X and the size of X is n and X is embedded into and three and two elements and to query C Requires theta of any queries using BBHT For the lower bound of proof It's a three-step process We defined a search problem related to element the sickness and we proved Omega of and five-third As a lower bound for this search problem and finally reduce the search problem to the if the wrapping strategy against our protocol The main observation is that The defined search problem is the composition of a variant of element the sickness on An elements with searching each element in a set of size and the square One would like to apply the composition theorem for quantum query complexity due to higher Lee and Spalik and Lee metal record and Spalik Unfortunately, the theorem is not applicable in our case because it requires as an inner function to be Boolean Therefore, we proved a new competition theorem using similar techniques in particular the quantum is dropping strategy is n Omega and to third times and Where omega and to third is the complexity of element the sickness on an elements and n is the complexity of search In a set of size and a square our second contribution Answer the following questions Can every key exchange protocol in the random oracle model be broken in the order of n quantum queries When legitimate parties are restricted to classical world The answer is no because we devise a classical protocol and prove its security of theta of n 7 over 6 in fact It's very similar to the first one now Bob is back to the classical world and The domain of black box functions is reduced from any cube to n squared The first step is the same Bob finds elements of x The secret is s as a prime, but now we can't use VHD But since a domain since the domain is n square Bob as before use random points in the domain of F and This can be done in the order of n and Bob sent to f s resort to a surprise This is the same as the previous protocol a quantum adversary find the secret in theta n of n 7 over 6 and this This this proof is the same as At the first protocol using the same attack and lower bound technique in summary While market scheme provides quadratic security in the classical world It's completely broken in the quantum world. However, we devise a classical protocol Providing security theta of n 7 over 6 When else and Bob are allowed to use the quantum computers We made improvement over the scheme of brassir and salvi from theta of 3 half to theta of n 5 3 In fact, the protocols you presented the stock are different from the two protocols in the proceedings the classical protocol improves over theta of n 13 over 12 Which is the first classical protocol secure against a quantum adversary However, the quantum protocol is similar, but provides the same security in addition We proved a new competition theorem for quantum query complexity The first open question is are our two protocols optimal? We can jigsaw. They are not Because we discovered a sequence of quantum protocols in which our most efficient quantum attack tends to theta of n square and a sequence of classical protocol in which our most efficient attack tends to theta of n 3 half and Our current question open question is are these attacks optimal other open question is They're a quantum protocol that exactly achieve the quadratic security Is there a quantum protocol that achieves better than a quadratic security? What's the optimal classical protocol? Thanks for your attention questions. So let's thank the speaker again


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I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at. Before you even get here, so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is in nice shape as well and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires, maybe even a hair bit more, more like 50 to 60 percent of the tread on those tires. Has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way and the under body is very nice and clean. Lower rockers look good and the dually tub on this side is in nice shape. 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in the last couple of days. Kate, I see all these split screen images. You know, one person who's cheering, another person that's cheering. I see tears on one side and I see celebrations on the other. That 50-50 split. Isn't that actually misleading? Isn't that distorting? Oh man. Have you ever noticed how much time these hacks spend on trying to rationalize the fact that they're clearly all just Democrat operatives pretending to be journalists? Hello and welcome back. I really don't want to talk about abortion. For one, it's one of those third-rail topics that's bound to get you in trouble when you're in a left-wing controlled space like YouTube. Another thing is that I just don't like talking about topics I'm not particularly informed about. Basically, it's just a very complicated topic that I can see both sides of. So I prefer to just stay out of it for the most part. However, I do have a lot to say about deceptive propaganda media. Clearly taking sides on the issue, contradicting their own rhetoric for the last few years and doing it all varied dishonestly. And we'll get right into it after the short capitalism break for noble gold. Over the years, you've probably tried different investments in stocks and mutual funds. So you know they can be up and down all over the place. But with inflation running at 8.5%, its highest rate for 40 years, do you really need uncertainty? Being able to sleep at night, knowing your investments aren't going to crash is worth its weight in gold. And this month, for every cash deal above 20K, you'll get an incredible 3oz silver American virtue coin, completely free as a thank you. So call<PHONE_NUMBER> now to find out more or visit noblegoldinvestments.com. That's noblegoldinvestments.com. You can find that link in the description and make sure to tell them drone tech sent you. Think about this. In the coverage in the last couple of days, Kate, I see all these split-screen images. You know, one person who's cheering, another person that's cheering. I see tears on one side and I see celebrations on the other. That 50-50 split. Isn't that actually misleading? Isn't that distorting? Absolutely, Brian. That is a complete distortion of the facts. Anybody responding to Brian Stelter with absolutely Brian is automatically discredited. Who even is that? She looks really familiar. Let me just look this up. You can't make this up. Her name is Kate Smith, who used to work for CBS News as a reporter covering the topic of abortion. She wasn't an opinion writer, but supposedly a just-the-facts reporter, who was clearly obviously a left-wing activist for abortion. After growing criticism of her bias, which she denied, she quit CBS News and was immediately hired by none other than Planned Parenthood as a literal propagandist, which is how she ended up on Brian Stelter's soon-to-be-canceled show to give justifications for why the media shouldn't be fair and balanced. Which it isn't, but all of this is just a transparent attempt to rationalize it as different when they do it. Absolutely, Brian. That is a complete distortion of the facts that we know about how people feel about abortion access, and specifically the legality of abortion. We know that eight in ten Americans want abortion to be legal. This may come as a surprise to you all, but the Planned Parenthood propagandist is being misleading. Yes, polls show high support for abortion and the first trimester, but support plummets after that. This is exactly what I mean when I say this is a very complicated, nuanced subject. You cannot honestly say that eight in ten Americans support abortion because it ignores important details, and ignoring important details is one of the media's most used deceptive tactics. For example, they try to tell you that nobody supports these late-term abortions, and they're extremely rare anyway. But that's a lie. Several Democrats have outright stated that they do not support any limits on abortion. Mayor Adams, do you think there should be any limitation on abortion? Uh, no, I do not. Do you support any limitation on abortion, or do you think that women should have the right to have an abortion all the way up to nine months? I believe an abortion is a medical decision, and I believe that that should be a choice made between a doctor and a woman. And the recent abortion bill Democrats tried to pass removed all limits, including getting an abortion based on the gender of the baby. I'm sorry, but eight out of ten Americans do not support that. So when you put that split screen up of, you know, one person who loves it, one person who hates it, well, that's completely ignoring the past. Which should be fair we are doing right now. Well, where's your news director? No, I'm kidding you, but... So trustworthy. Well, where's your news director? No, I'm kidding you, but... It's all me. It's all me. I choose the videos. But I did this on purpose, because I do think this actually is part of the issue. New CBS polling from your alma mater today. Abortion in your state should be what? Nine percent of Americans say illegal in all cases. The rest say they're illegal in most cases. Legal in most cases or legal in all cases, but only nine percent of Americans say it should be completely illegal in their state. Oh, yeah, we totally trust the poll from a Democrat state media outlet that's stealthily employed an abortion activist as a reporter. Even so, notice how he just sort of glosses over all those other numbers because it would reflect what I was just talking about, which shows the reality that most Americans don't support abortion after the first trimester and used as contraception. So their argument here for not presenting both sides fairly is that it should all be based on the public's approval, which is just such obvious bullshit because if that were the case, their reporting of buying would reflect the fact that his approval is below 40%. And it's not even a good idea in the first place because what if the public approves of something that's really bad? Reporters are supposed to report, not convince people and not confirm people's biases. Like I said, I don't support a total ban on abortion, but there's something very wrong about all the lies and deception used by the pro-abortion activists. Aside that's so certain of their righteousness, shouldn't have to dehumanize unborn babies and purposely misrepresent polls like this. This latest CNN propaganda segment was sponsored by Volkswagen, which just makes sense, doesn't it?  Thanks for watching. Hit that like button and leave a comment to let us all know what you think about Brian Stelter's justification for being a Democrat Party act. See you all in the next one.