Oh my goodness, these things are money. Hey, Bolo Buddies, thanks for watching. All right, you guys, in this video, we are gonna talk about big money Bolo's items to be on the lookout for, items you can hopefully buy low and sell for big profits. I'm gonna tell you where they got it, what they paid for it, and what it sold for. So what am I talking about? I am talking about my Bolo Buddies Facebook group. Share your best February Bolo. So I posted this in the Facebook group that has over 100,000 members in it. And I invited anyone that wants to share a big money Bolo to share a link in the comments. Now, if you're having trouble finding a sold link and that is deterring you from sharing, please use a screenshot and just give me the item number and I can find it that way. I'm doing a little bit different of a format. And there's been a little bit of glitchiness on the app with the new change. And I don't think you can share from the app anymore. So that'll work also if you guys wanna share that way. But I definitely encourage you to come on over and share a Bolo, put in your YouTube channel, eBay store, whatever you want me to shout out in the comments and I'll shout it out. It's a great way to get exposure and help everyone learn. So I hope to see you in a future Bolo Buddies video. Let's start here with the first Bolo. This one is a Christian Dior vintage round CD monogram gold tone clip on, listen guys, single earring. It is one single clip on earring from the 1980s. It says, I paid $8 for a single earrings craft bag from Donatella on whatnot. So Donatella must have been doing craft bags and she had maybe all clip on earrings or maybe just earrings in general, but they were all singles. So she said, I found this Christian Dior earring in the bag sold on Etsy for $55. You never know what people are looking for. Thank you for your videos and for sharing your connections with us. I'm learning a lot from all of you. I'm Morning Dew Fines. So check out Morning Dew Fines.   You go and look for it and you find it because somebody listed it. I have listed single doll shoes and I have sold them. They have done, actually they sold pretty quickly. I also sold an antique Victorian child shoe once, a single shoe. So it is possible. I've never tried selling a clip on earrings single but she may be on to something here. So what do you guys think about this? And again, she got this from Donatella on whatnot. If you guys are not on whatnot, it is a great place to source. I'm over there selling, I'm doing on tanglings, Capitol and Thrifty seems so vintage, lots and lots of sellers. If you want vintage Barbie, Flippin' Friends is fantastic. So come and see us. I will try to link some of the people that I follow down below in the description. A lot of my moderators, I'll put them down there so you guys can give them a follow as well. And they are fantastic with great items that you might be able to pick up and flip for a profit. So check it out. There's also a referral link down there where you can get $15 to shop if you join whatnot with it. So let's move on to the next one. It is a Patricia Nash Genuine Italian Leather Handbag Flower Tulip 70s style. This is what it looks like. And I have a purse on Poshmark and it looks like a lima bean and I bought it from Commonwealth Picker on whatnot and I've got it listed over there on Poshmark. So I'm hoping that is gonna be a Bolo. I'm just waiting for the right buyer. I think he called it the Golden Girls Lima Bean Purse. I should pull it up for you guys, but I'm not going to. You guys can go search my Poshmark closet for that. It's an interesting purse to say the least. But the keywords that he had were spot on. I don't think I used them in my title just because I don't know. I didn't want to keyword spam but those are great keywords for this purse and when you see it, you'll know why. All right, she said, I bought this purse for me for $10 at a local thrift, got it home and noticed it was real leather and suede, looked up the tag and decided to put it up for 70, sold with my stores 20% off everything until March 1st a few days ago after doing all the bookkeeping, I made 4619 and it is a Patricia Nash handbag. You guys familiar with that brand? It looks like maybe that's the logo. Let's see if we can zoom in here. And yeah, yep, there you go, Patricia Nash. Be on the lookout. I don't know if they're all worth that much but definitely something to look out for. All right, I talked about this one in my beanie booze video and I'm pretty sure piece of scrap sold one of these as well. This one says, I picked this tie, TY beanie boo up at the Benz. I did not notice the damaged eye before I got him home. I love listing tie, they are just cute even though they don't sell for a lot. I kept putting them aside and not listing them because of his flawed eye. I was trying to get through my money pile and made myself look him up. I was so shocked when I saw the comps. I found out he is a Walgreens exclusive because of the damaged eye listed at him at auction and started it at 75. I sold for 75, my cost of goods was $1.17. Yes, this is definitely a bolo. I have talked about it on multiple occasions but she sold it for 75 even with the scuffed eye. Now, I have taken cleaning paste and lightly rubbed some of the eyes and sometimes that will take off some of the major scuffs. Now, I wouldn't do that unless it's a major scuff because it may create maybe some of the shine of my doll. I don't know, I didn't do it very hard and I only did it on the scuff and it did help. And Seamsow Vintage also mentioned using semi-chrome on plastic jewelry to help get scuffs out. Again, I have not tried it. Maybe try it on a cheaper piece first and just see how it works. Again, maybe a cheaper stuffed animal, try it on some eyes, do some test runs. I didn't have a problem when I used it but again, you're not gonna wanna push real hard. You're gonna wanna use a certain type of cleaning paste. Kinda see what works but it's definitely possible to get some of those scuffs and marks off of plastic. If anybody has any tips or tricks for getting scuffs and marks off of plastic, let me know. I know that I've used the cleaning paste for marks that are on plastic toys. I've also used what's it called dry erase marker to get marker off of plastic. So I have a video on that as well. I learned that one from Primetime Treasure Hunter. All right, so let's see. We saw the eye. So still sold for 75. I wanna say these go anywhere from 100 to 150 if they're in good condition. That was around the time that I did the last video but that was a little while ago. You guys can type in beanie booze Bolo Buddies and pull up that video and see the other ones that go for a lot. All right, this is a vintage fits in Floyd, Suri Lanka hot air balloon bunnies cookie jar pre-owned. I bought, whoa. Okay, that was the wrong one. I was reading the wrong thing. Pick this up for free. I've had it for about a year and thought it would have sold for Easter last year but it didn't. A buyer made an offer of 75, I think. I listed it for 85. Buyer paid shipping. She made a feedback comment about how well I packed it. The item was extremely well packed. It took 10 minutes to get it unwrapped which is not a bad thing. The item was shipped promptly. The item was as described in the listing. eBay store four colors for me. This is a Royal Dalton plate. And she said, picked up several of these plates at the Goodwill almost two years ago. They sat and sat. I considered giving them away. All of a sudden someone bought them at full price plus shipping. I think I paid a dollar each sold for $79.99. I have nine others left in different sizes. Hopefully they will sell too. So this is a listed and forget it item. It ended up being a Bolo but it took a long time to sell. So everybody has different opinions on what a Bolo is. Maybe something that sits for a long time isn't the right pick for you. But if you're patient, this is a good one. The next item is this size 12 under armor charged assert nine four E wide triple black reed. Hard to find size got these for free. I could have sold them as new in box but they look like they had been tried on and put back in the box. I had them on auction starting at 35 took an offer of 25 and buyer paid shipping. So just more of a bread and butter. A nine four E is probably gonna be either a quick sale or a I'm gonna take forever to sell because it's a hard to sell hard to find size. So it could go either way. She could have listed it high and waited on the right buyer and sold it as a Bolo or just been happy with the, I'm just gonna take the quick sale. But here's the thing. She had it on auction and somebody offered her 25. If she would have waited it out she may have had multiple offers if there were people that needed the size for E. You just never know. But you look at your cost of goods you look at what you think is gonna happen and you just go with your gut and that's what she did.  Now let's say you get this and it does not have all the pieces what are you gonna do? Are you gonna donate it? Or are you gonna part it out? I say part it out. If it's a big money Bolo as a game complete then those pieces are probably gonna sell even if you sell the characters individually or the game pieces. So definitely something to think about. All right so this next one comes from childhood finds and I'm gonna let her tell you about this big money Bolo that she has sold on multiple occasions. And if you guys would like to have a 60 second video of you featuring one of your Bolo's in a video please send that to me on Instagram or Facebook and I will include it in a video. I typically do videos called this is my Bolo and I get a whole bunch of resellers to share their Bolo's and I put it in video format. I'm gonna start doing it a little bit differently and if you guys just wanna send me a good one when you have a good one I will include it in one of these videos. So I think that's how we're gonna do it now. So this is childhood finds and this is her Bolo. Hi everyone, I'm Sarah or childhood finds on YouTube and pretty much everything else and I'm going to share with you a type of item today that sells for me really well and that's going to be kind of firearm cases and holsters and this first one is a Boyd 30 inch shotgun case leather. It sold for 150 bucks in a couple of months I paid five for it at an estate sale. The second one is an Apache vinyl soft padded pistol case. This sold for 58.95 and I paid a couple bucks for it and it sold within a couple of weeks. And this last one is a Bianchi leather shoulder holster extra large size and it sold for 74.95. I paid up at $20 on an estate sale but it sold within a week and I've sold a lot of these types of items and they always sell for me really well and bring me great profits. All right, thanks everybody and thanks Courtney. All right, the next item is this vintage Motorola mobile radio PTT microphone model. I don't know, whatever CTMN 6013A vintage microphones. I scored a whole box for $0 and it looks like it sold for 67.99 in Canada. Free is free, right? Long layered wavy, capeless, blonde mixed synthetic hair wig 13 inches. Women's unbranded. I like that little stand she's got there. That's pretty nifty. Nooks crannies and irresistibles eBay store and purchased at a thrift store for a dollar sold quickly for best offer of 25 plus shipping all in 34, 24 unbranded, no box. She said, I did hand wash and dry twice before listing to remove thrift store odor got excellent feedback for the quick flip. She even washed the hair. Oh my goodness. It looks good. She did a good job. She did a good job but that's a lot of work for $25. Would you do it? Some wigs go for big money. So definitely look them up but this one was unbranded but I think it's a pretty wig. Look at that. Kind of looks vintagey, right? What year? What era would that be? The 80s, 90s? I'm not sure. All right. I found these Mira billa, Mira billa, billia? Nora Corbett cross stitch lot. The lady of the flag and others. Let's see. She found them at her local thrift store for $1.99. She said, I tried to sell them individually but it did not work. So I put them together and I accepted the best offer of 300. Wow. They didn't sell individually but lauded them up and sold for 300. That's fantastic. And there it is. That's a great tip on some things they just sell better as a set. So thank you for that information and letting us know that they didn't sell individually. That's a great tip. Here is another one from Childhood Fines who you saw earlier in the video. This is a MI co-parking meter, Michaels Art Bronze Co. Covington, Kentucky Vintage, no key untested. I got this at a yard sale for $15. It took about a month to sell for full asking price of $139.95. And you can find Childhood Fines here on eBay and on YouTube. She is a volo finder. Definitely check out her videos. This one here comes from Piece of Scrap. These are cool Rebel denim jeans and they're hiking pants and they're vintage. She said, I got these for $4.50 at the Goodwill sold within two days for $89. There's a net. And this one comes from Piece of Scrap on eBay and Poshmark. And also she is on YouTube, so check her out. This here, oh my goodness, these things are money. Was purchased in a box of items making that item about $15. Started in auction with Buy It Now. Buyer purchased the Buy It Now within two and a half hours after listing for $500. Ariel Lux Disney, Donald Duck, Neon Glow Light bulb tube with fixture base working. These are money. If you find them, pick them up. Money, money, right there. This one is a vintage picket all metal engineer slide roller with leather case and belt hook. And I've sold one of these before. I think I got mine at the Goodwill Benz and I think I almost left it behind and decided to get it. And I wanna say mine sold in around the same price range. Not a hundred percent sure it's been a while ago. Picked up this weird roller at a family run, a state sale for a dollar and had so many views and watchers sold in six days for a full asking price of $35.87 plus shipping. My shop is Randaporium on eBay, selling all things random. I like it, I like that name. All right, here we go. I found this necklace in a Goodwill grab bag and wouldn't have thought it had much value if it wasn't for Bola Buddies. It was a genuine Pukashell necklace and it sold within a day of listing. I took an offer of 65 for a quick flip. And she is new to YouTube. She is Gypsy Jewels. Check her out. But this is Pukashell guys and I have sold Pukashell on my whatnot and we have had talks about it. And some people have said it is a Bolo. So when I am digging through jewelry and my untanglings, I find a lot of shell and I have found some Pukashell. When I first saw this, I'm like, did she buy this from me? But it sounds like she did not. But it sold for $65. So congratulations on that. And come over to whatnot. It is a great place to source. And I do have a referral link down below where you can get $15 to shop if you use that referral link to join. I am Bolo Buddies over there and I do a lot of jewelry untangling. So it's a lot of fun to hang out in the chat and you will learn a lot. So just like this necklace, she learned about this from my whatnot show because people were talking about the value of these in the chat. Lexicon model number, digital. I don't know what this thing is. It's this thing. It's an audio reverberator. Picked up a yard sale for five, took a best offer after 48 hours of it being listed for 500 plus shipping. I tested best I could. I am not an audio file. I don't know what that means. I do offer free returns if something is wrong. Took a chance at five. I eBay scanned it onsite and she plugged it in for me to see that it turned on. So whatever this thing is, it is a big money Bolo. What is it guys? Does anybody know what this is? Let me know down in the comments. All right, those were your February big money Bolo's. I have more videos coming soon. This is a whole series for February. Head over to the Bolo Buddies Facebook group. It's linked down under my link tree and look for the share your best March Bolo. And thanks for watching.


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So, first of all, it's an honor to be here. These conversations that brought the XPRIZE here to India began some five years ago. I truly believe that we're living during a time where there is no problem we cannot solve. That if you think about it a thousand years ago, the only people who could touch the problems of India were the rulers. And even then, all they had were armies. A hundred years ago was the industrialists who could build railroads or factories. Today, it's anyone. Any of us powered by exponential technologies, literally the knowledge of the world on Google, access to infinite computing on the cloud, AI, robotics, synthetic biology, 3D printing, we have at our fingertips the technologies that were only possible for the largest governments and corporations 20 years ago as an individual today. And what it really matters is your passion. Are you ready to do what it takes to solve the problem that you care about? Have you figured out what your purpose is on this world today? Because today, an individual can positively impact the lives of a billion people. It's never been that way before. And this beautiful alignment that we have is literally that today the world's biggest problems are the world's biggest business opportunities. Think about that. Giving access to water, energy, health care, learning, food, shelter, all of these things are truly the multi-billion dollar businesses. You want to become a billionaire? Help a billion people. And today you can. Today you can. One of the insights that I had that really changed my life, I run the X Prize on one side of my life as the chairman and CEO. And the other side I serve as the co-founder and chairman of Singularity University. And I remember in conversations with people who were looking at the world and saying, should we bring our children into this world? Is it morally right to do that? And I used to say, what world are you looking at? I'm looking at an amazing world. I'm looking at a world that is extraordinary beyond belief, beyond comparison. And the realization is that today there's a challenge we have, the same technology that puts us in touch with people around the world also is constantly beaming in all the negative news from everywhere, constantly no matter where you are. Every murder and high definition is brought to you in living color. Because it turns out we as humans pay 10 times more attention to negative news than we do to positive news. And that was an evolutionary advantage, because hundreds of thousands and millions of years ago, if you missed a piece of positive news, that's too bad. Missed a piece of negative news, like the rustling in the bush whereas the tiger, your genes were out of the gene pool. And so we have a part of our brain called the amygdala that pays 10 times more attention to negative news than positive news. But the challenge is, despite the negativism that is constantly flowing to us, can we look past that? Can we look at the actual numbers, the data? And if we do, what we see is an extraordinary world of change, a world that over the last 100 years, you know, the per capita income for every nation on this planet has more than tripled. The human lifespan has more than doubled. The cost of food has dropped 13-fold, energy has dropped 20-fold, transportation 100-fold, communications thousands of fold. If you think about today, you know, a teenager in the poorest parts of Mumbai or in Kenya, wherever it might be, on a cell phone has better mobile com than the head of a country did 30 years ago. And if that teenager is on Google, on a smartphone, they have access to more knowledge and information than the president had 20 years ago, it's extraordinary. And by the way, on that smartphone also comes a high definition camera, video camera, two-way video Skype, a collection of books, things we would have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on just 20 years ago is now free. There truly is this democratization, right? Google for that teenager here in the poorest parts of Mumbai is the same as Google for Larry Page in Mountain View. It's flattening of the world. And it's the realization that it's these technologies, these accelerating exponential technologies that are coming online today that represent the greatest levers we have for changing the world. And so I talk about this, my brother and good friend Naveen, Jane talks about this, that there is no challenge we can't solve, it really isn't. And I wrote this book called Abundance in which I realized that the technology that you're creating, that you're investing in, that you're using, that technology is the force that takes what used to be scarce and makes it abundant now. And there's this process going on of this move from scarcity to abundance. We don't realize it, we forget about it, we dismiss it once it becomes abundant. But let me just give you some context here, right? Because the simplest example I use in my book is if you had an orange tree filled with oranges and I plucked the oranges from the lowest branches and all the lowest oranges were gone, all of a sudden oranges going from being plentiful to being scarce until I invent a piece of technology called a ladder that gives me higher reach and access to those oranges and they become abundant again. And this is happening over and over again in almost every field in every area. We're living on a planet that is bathed in 5,000 times more energy from the sun than we use as a species in a year. It's not that it's not there, it's just not a usable form yet, but that's what technology will do because we're in the middle of a solar revolution where the amount of solar energy, solar production is skyrocketing while the price is plummeting. And if we have abundant energy, we also have abundant water, right? 70% of our planet is blue. Yes, 97.5% is salt, 2% is ice, and we fight over half a percent. But the technology to transform that with graphene, with molecular materials, with the kinds of work that Dean Cayman is doing with Slingshot will unleash that. I'm very proud that at the XPRIZE, we are unreasonable. That is a mantra that we have. We believe that we can make the impossible possible. And we look for what are the problems in the world today that should be solved that haven't yet been solved? My childhood dream was to fly into space. And I grew up dreaming about becoming a NASA astronaut until I finally realized NASA wasn't gonna get me there. And in fact, it wasn't their job to get me there. If I was gonna go to space, it was gonna be because as an entrepreneur, I was gonna make it happen. And I started some 17 companies, most of them in space, and I read one day about Charles Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic in 1927 for a $25,000 prize, and how that prize sparked nine different teams to all try and do it. And the guy who put up the prize, Raymond Orteig, only backed the winner, not the losers. And I said, what an amazing way to bring about a breakthrough in an area. So we're launching prizes in a range of areas. But honestly, as we sat back and looking at what kind of prizes we would potentially be launching, the needs of what I call the rising billion, those empowered by technology, those here in the emerging market is something that in our heart and souls is the point of the most important areas we can solve, but not from our corner office in Southern California. We really know the problems that are here and what problems need to get solved. We need it to come here. We're living in a time where in the next 20 to 30 years, I truly believe we have the ability to meet the needs of every man, woman, and child on this planet. When I say that, I don't mean it flippantly. And I'm not talking about Ferraris, I should say Range Rovers and Louis Vuitton handbags. I'm talking about a world in which every child has access to water, learning, healthcare, energy. And these things are possible, this democratization is completely possible because on the backs of these exponential technologies, which grow deceptively and then explode disruptively, these technologies, they dematerialize, right? They dematerialize physical goods and services. So I no longer have a GPS on the dashboard of my Land Rover, which I do have Land Rover. That GPS unit is now an app on my phone. I don't carry around a flashlight, it's an app on my phone. I don't carry around library books or records or cameras. All these things have physically dematerialized as bits on my phone. When they dematerialize, the cost of replicating them is free. And they basically demonetize. And so these exponential technologies are demonetizing the things that we used to pay for. And so when they become dematerialized and demonetized, they also democratize. They become available to everybody on this planet. And perhaps one of the most important things going on this decade that you need to hear, you need to know about, because it's changing everything and I'm shocked, I don't hear more people thinking about this, is that in 2010, we had about 1.8 billion people connected online. Today it's around two and a half, 2.7. By 2020, that number will grow at least to five billion people connected. If my friends at Facebook or Google or SpaceX have their way, it'll be seven or seven and a half billion people. Every single person on the planet with a megabit connection.  Well, first of all, the realization is these three to five billion new people coming online right now, this next five years, not like during your kids' kids' lifetime, right now, during your lifetime, if you're a CEO of a company, during your planning horizon, three to five billion new consumers are coming online. What will they buy? What will they invent? And all of these people coming online who have been literally, you know, living by the skin of their teeth, so to say, are all entrepreneurs, right? They've had to be entrepreneurs to stay alive to figure out how to make everyday work. But now those entrepreneurs coming online have access to the world's knowledge on Google. You know, cloud computing, they have access to more cloud computing than the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the U.S. Defense Department had 20 years ago. I mean, it's crazy. And cloud printing and synthetic genomics and AI. And so we're gonna see an explosion of innovation like we have never seen before because the number of people with access to the tools is literally going through the roof. You tell me what's gonna be impossible, right? My companies that I'm very proud of besides SU and XPRIZ is a company called Planetary Resources that's backed by an extraordinary group of investors and we're building the spacecraft to go out to prospect, claim and ultimately extract resources from near-Earth asteroids. I mean, that's crazy. That's science fiction until it happens. Most recently, we announced a company called Human Longevity, myself, Craig Venter, Bob Hariri, and it's a company that is now, in nine months, it's become the world's largest genome sequencing facility on the planet. Our goal is gonna be, we're sequencing thousands of genomes per month. We'll be getting to hundreds of thousands of genomes and millions of genomes within the next four or five years. And besides everybody's genome, the three billion letters from your mother and from your father, it's also your microbiome, your high-resolution MRI, your metabolome, all the data that is you and your phenotypic data, all that data goes, puts it into the largest database and we just hired Franz Ack out of Google who ran for 10 years, Google Translate, to basically interpolate that data, to understand what does the six billion letters of your life mean? Why do some people live to 120? Why do some get Alzheimer's, some get cardiac disease and not others? So we believe there's an ability to literally transform at another 100% of the human lifespan. Our goal is to make 100 years old and use 60. So, and of course the question becomes if that's the case, what happens to the world's population, but there's good news there because as Bill Gates said not too long ago, there are two things that reduce the human growth rate and that is to make a population better educated and healthier. And ladies and gentlemen, that is what we're doing right now. If there was ever a time to be unreasonable, it's now. It's ever a time to find your passion and without abandon, go for it, it is now. An honor and a pleasure to be here. Thank you very much.


I get so excited to play Superstar KO you guys gave me awesome challenges to do run Philly special only Ron triple option only It all sounds amazing. However Supposedly EA is updating Superstar KO within the next two weeks, but I also want to make a video right now So I'm gonna crank this out get this to you today in the future You'll see Philly special and triple read option only, but I'm actually gonna I'm gonna do a little bit of Labbing is that what the pro players call it? They call it labbing. I'm gonna practice with that triple read option right now I want all right our offensive pick. I'll definitely take Russell Wilson because I want to try out the triple option So, okay, Patrick Willis. Hello. Let's go. I want a hat back. I need to have back I mean offense offense offense offense. Here we go. Have back perfect. I'll take out the camera All right after a nice little pass to our half back right over the middle. That was beautiful. Good juke's Kamara Oh, there's triple option and shovel option. I don't actually know how shovel option works I'm gonna try triple option first. Okay, so triple option if you hold a it'll hand it off to Kyle who use check If you don't hold a your quarterback gets it you can choose to pitch it with LB or not That's basically the premise I'm gonna hand it off the middle right up the middle for the first one take four yards I don't even think that was the right read at all, but all right third and five I'm actually gonna run it as the pitch this time. All right, no hand off there pitch it pitch it pitch it Oh wait, I should have pitched it. Oh, I'm not very good at this yet. Okay. We got a minor blitz here Oh, he goes. No, no, no. Oh Earths was so open. I just didn't get it off in time. All right, darn it We might just take a loss real quick. Hopefully I can stop him. I think we got a run play here Yeah, we got a pitch to the right side absolutely nothing. We're going tug-of-war. All right second and 16 those blitzers get there Okay, those right to me wait wait wait get up get up get up.  All right tug-of-war was not expecting a tug-of-war right now All right, I'm gonna look for Camara right up the middle blitz. No, no, no run button It was the slain route was totally open. It's just gonna lob one deep. I think I'm gonna go get the QB Does a terrible pass. Okay. Okay. I'm trying to throw this to Nelson Aguilar. All right. There it is Thank you finally and I got a juke to the right. I'm blitzing a lot. All right big blitz get there in time for me He's looking contested picked off by Fitzpatrick, but it doesn't matter unless I return this Yeah, it doesn't matter good stiff arm though. Let's see if I can properly run a triple option I'm pretty sure I can't but we'll try it anyway. All right, so it's in Wilson's hands. Good pitch wait Wait, what just happened?  We're gonna lose. I'm sending Patrick Willis. I got him We win in tug-of-war on to the next one. 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She's a savage You're about to see so I'm gonna use her special ability multi-shot multi-shot and He's down for the count. Beautiful. So now I'm gonna keep clearing all these monsters out till I can progress to the next level And he boss fight right here definitely gonna try and use multi-shot on him Let's see if we can take them all the way out that did like 80% of his bar All right, we mopped everybody up and that's a win So like I said, there's big bosses and all the different heroes are gonna have different abilities to take them down And yes, there are hundreds of heroes in this game and it's also cross-platform So whether you're playing on PC or mobile you can play on both again It is completely free to play on iOS PC and Android and again that link below is how you're gonna download it completely for free Oh my gosh, I also have a support a creator code, which is awesome. I've never had one before when you download the game It's gonna say support a creator. So when you get to that screen type in Matt Meigs a huge Thank you to Epic Games for sponsoring this video enjoy the rest of the video guys First in ten he had a lot of time to lob that up and that's a big boy Travis Kelsey Damn it. All right. I got a feeling you might do it again. I got a blitz coming so we should get to him pretty quickly Yeah, he's doing it again. Oh Patrick Willis actually got that. Oh my god. I can't believe he got that Okay, I need to keep I need to keep figuring out how triple option works. Let's see it backyard heroes All right, so I could hand that off got the pitch. Okay.  He's so fast. Oh one rush 61 yards. I ran that to perfection I'm pissed. Oh And I couldn't I didn't even have time to get my pitch off there. All right. I'm gonna go into a pass I'm not gonna pre-determine. That's what I'm gonna do. I can't tell if that's a QB spy or not But he doesn't get to me Russell Wilson out to the five. All right. I got Aguilar on a slant route I think he's blitzing Yes, he is that is a touchdown that's game two in the books I want it all it gave me pick offense, dude. I could oh never mind never mind. I have nothing to complain about I was gonna say I could have stolen his Lawrence Taylor, but I got TL anyway It wouldn't be right to not start this game with triple option when I do the winning with only triple option though That's gonna be like seriously difficult Yeah, maybe not it's pretty good right now. That got me 15 yards I just feel like against a certain defense. It's so easy to stop. Let's keep running it. It's going well right now He's on me.  Okay, okay Another 10 I still I mean I love RPL peaks on bubble better still, but that was pretty nice That was pretty nice right there. All right, Russell Wilson. Let's see what you got. Does he go on the fullback? Yes, I've got the ball. I've got the pitch. I don't even know if I got the first Oh, I did I got the first here's what I'm gonna do I'm a wait till come here. Oh wait. I throw loans. I forgot about TO. I Would just lob that up the to but Kamara is just Kamara. It's come there Sorry, he was so open in the middle. I had to throw that. Let's see if you can go up and get it go play action His user doesn't see it that is single coverage. You're what his users on it So now I'm kind of wary about it. I'll throw it anyway, or wait.  Why did I do that? I thought the B button was Tarello. It's no now. I got to stop him Corner route. Oh, no, wait. Whoa. Whoa. Oh My god, I don't know what happened there corner routes coming out of that right side. I'm on the halfback Is he gonna throw it? No, he just scrambles No more scrambling. Thank you third six.  No, let me Then he got open I had a man on him. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah better luck next time All right, I'm gonna give it one more shot with the triple option before I'm finally ready to take it into a real game first Pick is defensive. I got ultra rare Sherman. All right. I'll do it Derek Brooks. Oh, I didn't even see it at first Okay, we got an ultra rare and a legend very player. Please. Please Huh, huh Eddie Jackson. I have a stellar defense. I have nobody on offense right now while we're playing dot city So actually the triple option might be really effective. I'm gonna blitz with Vanderesh myself. Ah, maybe not. I'm a good pick Let's go See I faked him out. I made him think I was blitz and came back got my interception against that city too This should just be magic. I have that press Scott and Philip Lindsay running it though I hate that okay got the pitch beauty Philip Lindsay five yards. I'm gonna I'm gonna test it out I'm gonna go triple option all the way down the field here. This whole superstar kale videos just for shits and gigs anyway I'm giving it to who you check. Oh My god close for 13. All right. It's not there this time. Oh, I should have kept it with deck But deck became a blocker. Maybe I shouldn't have kept it with deck touchdown Philip Lindsay Okay, please give me an offensive pick I need like a half back or a quarterback here big dub though big dub the pick is offensive Just in a half back just in a half back just in a half back double cook. He's got jukebox. That's all you need five man blitz I'm going Vanderesh myself. Let's go. All right. Oh that cornerouts open Sherman get there at Jerry rice Oh, thanks to handoff. I know he wants to throw to this Jerry rice. I've got Sherman right there He's got it. Let's go Triple coverage. Sorry. I know Jerry rice. I know you're good, but you're not that good. Damn. I just got clothesline They didn't see that do it at all. All right, not the read Okay, keep it in Dax hands until you pitch it and then jukebox jukebox. Oh, I shouldn't have done the second one I should just ran straight up the field. Will he ever find a way To stop the triple. Ah, no. Ah, he found a way. I didn't even know that was possible We're really going into tug of war now. Shit. All right, I start on defense. That's very good I'm covering pretty much everything. He loves it to Jerry rice. No way.  That's really bad. I don't have any wide receivers All I have is Dalvin cook. Oh, no, this is This is very unfortunate. All right bees coming across. I'm gonna yes I Dude, I'm so sad. I cannot believe that just happened. All right. He's throwing Jerry rice Oh Okay, he dropped it. Oh my god. There's that's not doubt. I might get picked off doing that. Oh my god Why didn't we catch it? Dude his user stepped up so far. I really cannot believe what is happening I'm really about to take an elder to scrub. I'm so mad. He's looking Jerry rice. Okay Sure. All right. Well, the good thing is he's on the one so I technically have a chance I'm gonna pray. I don't have a single wide receiver. I have a terrible qb. He's going back there. He knows what I'm doing. Okay Okay gentlemen.  Huh I have to be done. This is not my day. I hope you guys enjoyed this video I know it's kind of a short quick regular superstar ko, but I love ko I'm waiting for that update when that update comes out. I'll get you all undefeated with triple option and an undefeated with the philly special I promise. I'll see you boys next time. Peace out. Thanks for watching


Hi, I'm Melanie Bowell. I'm the principal at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary School in Humpty-Doo in the Northern Territory. Humpty-Doo is based in the rural area of Darwin and approximately about three years ago as a community we decided to go down the visible learning journey. And that has meant for us that our children have very clear learning intentions and success criterias. They understand what it is that they have to learn and what they have to do to get there. We have 170 students here at St. Francis. They're from Foundation or Transition through to Year 6. And of our 170 students, we have about 20 students with additional learning needs. So these learning needs may actually require them to have support to physically access our school through to those students that need support to access the curriculum at an age appropriate level. Our teachers work really hard to use the Australian curriculum in conjunction with the general capabilities to cater learning to meet the needs of all of our students. As a classroom teacher when I begin to plan for my classes a whole, keeping in mind to my students with special needs, we begin by looking at the age appropriate content for that year level. And that becomes the context and the basis of the learning. We then look at the general capabilities and in reference to those particular students, what areas they need, what level they are at in their development of those general capabilities. Usually we work on developing the literacy and the numeracy where appropriate. An example of how we've done this in regards to writing tasks in literacy. The students were writing narratives for our students who were unable to access the curriculum content in that way. We've looked at the general capabilities and looked at the literacy skills that they needed to develop. We've begun with our oral language skills. And so for those particular students the task included an oral description of their story. They used puppets to role play what was happening with the characters. They then took photos of what was happening. And then the student worked with an ISA to orally explain what was happening in his story. In my class there is a wide range of diverse needs and abilities. We do allow and provide them access to the curriculum at the age appropriate level. So for one particular student in the class we focus on the social-emotional general capability and that's done in consultation with her parents. So they've identified that their main concern and goal for this student is to achieve in the social-emotional area. An example in our maths lesson today. So we've been working on data collection and representing data in graphs. The instructional teaching will occur for the whole class with the particular student involved in that. And then as we break out into our activities the children will go and work on interpreting graphs to answer questions. The identified student, her strategies for collecting data and answering the questions has been modified. So a lot of hers will be hands-on and interacting with her peers to bring in that social-emotional area as well. There has been a clear and shared vision that what we wanted for our kids at St Francis was to do really well. Not just do okay, do really well. And how we've done that is through sharing with each other, best practices. We're collaborative. How we structure our release with the teachers is the teams get to be released off-class together. So that's when they do their planning and their programming. And they have their conversations, they moderate, they share ideas. That's been really important because I suppose it's the child. The child is why we're there.


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We were looking at one of the limits of the dispersion relation when there was no velocity in the upper as well as the lower fluid. In particular, we were looking at a heavy over light configuration where the density of the upper fluid was greater than the lower fluid. And we had found expectedly that there could be instability. More interesting was the fact that not all modes are unstable, it is only some modes which are unstable. We had also seen that long waves, sufficiently long waves are unstable, whereas sufficiently short waves are stable. We had found a critical wave number, the critical wave number such that k less than kc was unstable and k greater than kc was stable. So now let us try to understand why are long waves unstable and why are short waves stable. Instability is to be expected here because we have a statically unstable configuration, we have heavy over light. So sufficiently long waves follow the intuitive thing that we would expect that they are unstable. In more interesting are the sufficiently short waves which are stable by this argument. Let us try to understand why.  Waves with sufficiently large wavelength effectively behave as gravity waves. It is only in an intermediate regime where the effect of capillarity and gravity are both felt. You can see that for sufficiently short waves although the heavier fluid is above and the lighter fluid is below. So it seems like a statically unstable configuration. However, the effect of surface tension is far more dominant than that of gravity. There are two energies associated here. One is the gravitational potential energy and another is the surface energy. Here we have a flat interface. So we have a flat interface like this and we are introducing a perturbation in the form of a Fourier mode like that. Whether the configuration will be stable, whether the base state will be stable or not depends on whether the net energy in the perturbed state is more or less. If this perturbation increases the potential energy of the system, then the system does not like to be in that configuration and wants to return back to the base state where the potential energy is less. This is exactly what happens for sufficiently short waves. For these kind of waves, it is the surface tension which is dominating the potential energy term compared to the gravitational potential energy. So for these waves, the penalty in the form of excess surface area is way more than the increased the compensation through lowering the center of mass by going below. So if it is an unstable configuration, the heavier fluid wants to go below. This would effectively lower the center of mass. However, in doing this, the amplitude has to grow and this would effectively put a penalty on the surface energy. These waves within the confines of linear theory say that the theory says that for sufficiently short waves, the penalty in the form of a surface tension term is much more than the potential energy to be minimized by lowering the center of mass. Consequently, these waves are stable. So we have this very interesting situation where you can support a heavy fluid on top of a lighter fluid and you can have waves which are sufficiently small and these waves would basically oscillate. So in this case, these are just travelling modes. You can also look for standing waves in this particular example where there is no base state velocity. So these waves would just oscillate up and down in time. The heavier fluid will not want to come down and the lighter fluid will not want to go up. However, we have one has to remember that this in general is not going to be an observation for long times because typically there will be other modes, long wavelength modes which will be born in the system and those are unstable and they will typically tend to bring the heavier fluid down and the lighter fluid above. So this is the relay Taylor instability. There are some mode in the heavy over light configuration. There are some modes which are stable which will oscillate and there are other modes which are unstable and which will bring the heavier fluid below and the lighter fluid above. In the reverse configuration which we have seen earlier where there is heavier fluid below and the lighter fluid above, all modes are stable. So now let us now go to the full dispersion relation. We have now until now looked at only limits of the dispersion relation. Let us now go to the full dispersion relation. Once again I would like to write down the dispersion relation just we had already written this earlier. This is just for our recall and we are basically interested in what is inside the square root. So we had seen earlier that what is inside the square root is this. So once again we see that it is that this negative term which brings in the possibility of instability. Let us look at the case where we have a statically stable configuration. We have heavier fluid below light fluid. But now both our fluids are moving with some speed uu and ul. This is typical of a air water scenario where we have a body of water over which there is air blowing. So let us look at that configuration. So what is of interest is the fact that if k square rho l rho u, so the last term inside the square root into uu minus ul whole square by rho l plus rho u whole square. If this is greater than the first two terms, the sum of the first two terms which is just rho l minus rho u, this implies we are going to get instability. This is a different form of instability compared to the ones that we have seen until now. This instability requires a velocity uu minus ul whole square. Note that the instability depends only on the difference of the two velocities. So it does not depend on the absolute value, it only depends on the difference and the square of the difference. So it does not even matter whether the flow is going from left to right or right to left. The sign does not matter. So let us look at this instability. So this implies I can rewrite this as, so this is k square rho l rho u into uu minus ul whole square. I am cancelling out a rho l plus rho u on both sides, that is positive.  If I shift all the other quantities except the difference of the two velocities squared on the right hand side, then I will have uu minus ul whole square is greater than.  So a plus b and if I pull out a rho l minus rho u from inside the square bracket, then it will a plus b into a minus b, that is a square minus b square. And then in the denominator I will have k square, I am going to push the k square inside. So I will just have rho l into rho u.  Similarly I have taken out a rho l minus rho u. So there is a rho l minus rho u in the denominator and there is also a k square. The k square is this k square which has been shifted to the right hand side and pushed inside the square bracket.  Note that we are operating under the assumption that rho l, we would like to do this analysis assuming that rho l is greater than rho u. So heavy below light, a statically stable configuration. And we are trying to see how the presence of the velocities in the base state can lead to instability. You can see that this is what exactly it is predicting. It is predicting that if the difference between the square of the difference between the velocities, if it is greater than some threshold then we are going to get instabilities. Let us try to look at this prediction in a little bit more detail. So I will put this prediction in a box. This is basically coming from the discriminant of the root of the dispersion relation. So I am just taking this quantity and I am asking when is this quantity negative. This is the analysis that we are doing here and this is leading me to this criteria. So now let us analyze this relation which is written in the box.  And I am going to call the right hand side as some function of k. So f of k is defined as whatever we wrote on the right hand side. Note that because we are assuming rho l to be greater than rho u, so these quantities are all positive. The numerator here is positive and the denominator there is also positive. So for positive k, f of k is going to be positive. Now what I am going to do is I am going to plot y as a function of k. So essentially I am going to just plot this quantity. You can see what is the qualitative behavior, what is the qualitative nature. For the coefficient of the square bracket is positive. So the coefficient is not so important. The qualitative behavior is that that for sufficiently small k this term will dominate and for, so there is g here and for sufficiently large k that term will dominate. So this is just another way of saying that for sufficiently small k the gravity term will dominate. Small k means large wavelengths.  We have seen this before and the plot of y versus f of k is going to remain look something like this. We have seen such plots before. So this axis is k and this is y is equal to f of k. With a little bit of consideration you can convince yourself that this region and that region are represented by the inequalities y greater than f of k and this region is y less than f of k. So the curve is y is equal to f of k and it separates two regions in one of which y is greater than f of k and in the other y is less than f of k. We have defined y to be u u minus ul whole square and so you can see that there is a certain critical. So if I choose for example, so our instability criteria recall was just y greater than we write it properly instability.  If I choose the value of the constant to be here then I line this blue region where y is less than f of k which essentially means all modes are stable. If I however choose it in this region the value of u u minus ul whole square in this region then some k's lie in the blue region and some k's lie in the green region. So I am going to level out the k's which are going to be so these k's lie in the green region. So I am going to level them as green. So any k between that limit lies in the green region. Any k so these k's and all these k's going all the way to arbitrarily large values lie in the blue region. So we can clearly see that if my velocity exceeds a certain critical velocity then some of my wave numbers are going to be unstable.  Remember that y greater than f of k is the criteria for instability. So this is essentially telling us that just by having shear in the problem. So we have a base state velocity and there is a discontinuity in the velocity at the interface in the base state. We are able to get we are able to make a statically stable configuration unstable. So we have heavy fluid under lighter fluid air lying over water. If air starts blowing over water this is predicting an instability. This is predicting that some modes are going to grow. Not all modes are going to grow but some modes are going to grow that you can see. You can also see what is the minimum velocity with which air needs to move. Remember that this analysis the velocities that is predicted from here depends only on the difference. So I can for example set the velocity of the water to 0 and keep velocity only in air or vice versa. So if you want to examine use this model for asking what is the minimum velocity at which wind needs to blow in order to create waves on the surface of water we can use this model as an example. We will do this calculation and you can see that we will set the velocity of the lower fluid to 0 we will set velocity of water to 0 we will only have velocity in air. It does not care for which we set to 0 and which we do not it only cares for the difference the square of the difference and you can see that there is the minimum velocity is given by this. If you are above this velocity then some modes are unstable. If you are below this critical velocity then all modes are stable. So we have managed to find instability by putting in some base state velocity. These are examples of waves in shear flow I had written that earlier when we started discussing this and this is what is known as the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. I have mentioned this before these are named after the two people who were among the first to study the problem. So now so below so let me write that.  Note that the presence of surface tension in this analysis is very important for this threshold. For example if you said surface tension to 0 then you will not have this you will you will lose the fact that this curve has a minima and then you will find that all modes are unstable. So the threshold will go to 0. Let us analyze this in a little bit more detail. So let us find this minimum value.  So the minimum is basically coming from this part of the function f of k the coefficient is irrelevant. So the minimum is coming from there and so let us find its minimum.  And so this will tell me that minus g by k square plus t by rho l minus rho u is equal to 0 or in other words k is equal to g into rho l minus rho u divided by t this whole thing to the power. This is just giving us the coordinates of this k I will call it k min. This is the first mode which is at the threshold of instability the moment the velocity starts the difference between the two velocities starts reaching its threshold value. This is the first mode which is just about to become unstable. This is what this k implies. So this is k min. So the k which becomes unstable at the minimum possible velocity where it is just about the instability is just about to begin. At any velocity above this there is a range of k's all of which are unstable. Now let us calculate the minimum velocity. So u u minus u l whole square and I am interested in the minimum it is just the expression where I replace k with k min. So it was the coefficient in this case is important.  So all I have to do is evaluate this at k is equal to k min and that will give me the minimum value of u u minus u l whole square where we are just about the threshold of instability. So this can be worked out as so k min recall we had found was g into rho l minus rho u divided by t to the power half.  So using all this with a little bit more algebra you can show that the minimum value of u u minus u l square where the instability just begins is just given by this expression rho l plus rho u.     So this is our expression for the minimum speed at which the instability happens at which a single mode is just at the threshold of instability. This as a wind blowing over water. So the water body is modeled as being infinitely deep, the wind is blowing over it and we will because this depends only on u u minus u l whole square. So we will just set the velocity only to the wind side and put 0 velocity on the water side.  So let us do that calculation for wind blowing over water. So for saline water these are the air blowing over saline water. I am thinking of a typical condition over the ocean. So for air in CGS units and for water the density is this. This is roughly saline water and surface tension is approximately 72, it is the same.  You just need to take these values and plug them in here into this formula. This was one of the earliest models of wind wave generation using the Kelvin-Helmholtz model. This is an example of shear instability and you can estimate what is the minimum wind speed.  This is the minimum speed at which air needs to blow in order to have at least one wavelength which is unstable and which will grow. So this is the minimum wind speed. Unfortunately this is not a good model for modeling the formation of waves in the ocean. The minimum speed so experimental observations both in the lab as well as in the field field observations as well indicate that the minimum wind speed is much lower than this. It is about 110 centimeter per second. There are more refined models which capture more physics which are necessary in order to understand where does this velocity scale come from. We will now in the next lecture we will take another limit of this dispersion relation of the dispersion relation that we have. We have now analyzed the full dispersion relation and we have looked at the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability as a model for generation of waves on the ocean when the wind is blowing. Now we will take a limit of this dispersion relation where we will say that the two fluids are the same. So we will say that it is just a single fluid with no interface. There is no surface tension and rho l is equal to rho u. We will see that this dispersion relation in that limit reduces to that of a governing the perturbations of a vortex sheet and we will find that all perturbations on a vortex sheet are unstable. We will also look at the physical meaning of that instability in the next video.


My name is Leanne Davoski.  I'm here at WCTC to get my medical application and welding degree. I've done a lot of different jobs. I always knew I'd like to do more hands-on physical labor rather than sitting behind a desk. I knew school was in my future but I just didn't know where to start. Usually the gloves that I used to get were about $7 but I would run through them almost every day because they were so thin and cheap. These ones are close to almost $20. I can honestly say you could tell it's quality-made. With this jacket it's all around leather so I could do multiple positions while being safe and this was actually close to 135 I believe and out of pocket like that you know it's a stretch. I'm just very grateful to be a part of a technical college system that cares about individual students enough. Yes we have this mandate to meet the needs of the large community but the way we do that is student by student and the fact that we can hone right in on a student need, meet that need and help them fly I love that. I actually really do strive to be stable in life because money has always been a problem and you know being a mother of three I would say I've always had a significant pay difference or just respect when I am in a work place and it's really shown so by having this degree and being able to say I did this and I'm going to go further than this is something that I feel that will give me respect and hopefully my children will feel that they have it in themselves to also to continue.


Hello and welcome back here to the channel. I'm evil rabbit We are staring at that rockstar energy a 90 Supra here in a set of Corsa But before we get into fully about this I want to say thank you to all the subscribers and everybody that came and met Up with me at Erie. It was an amazing experience and very surreal to me You know to have you guys come up say hello, you know have me autograph You know steering wheel stickers shirts It was a great experience and very surreal to me that this is becoming a thing And you know going to FD. I did make the announcement I'm gonna be there playing I'm going to a couple more FD events this year So make sure you guys follow me on Instagram to find out which ones I'm gonna go to so it was definitely a fun time Had a great time talking to you guys about the content and meeting you guys in person so It was an amazing experience going there meeting all the drivers and talking them I've met a couple of drivers at other events, but you know getting to wrap out with you know energy homie You know Jeff Jones. Oh, it's a great guy. I was a character. Love the guy to death He's an amazing, you know driver and just a generally an awesome guy and he you know put in work this this weekend But we're staring at this a 90 Supra and this a 90 Supra is actually the VDC car and It is of Andreas Leon or lean leanie if I pronounce the last name wrong. I do apologize It's hard for me to get abbreviation or how people you know people pronounce their names correct sometimes So I got a chance to talk to Frederick Osbow in the autograph line because my my wife and my buddy Christmas Were going ahead of me and they had an evil rabbit hat that they were getting autographs as well as I did and Osbow asked What the evil rabbit was and they mentioned him about my YouTube so when I went to go talk to him and get the autograph he asked me about my YouTube channel and You know, we got to talk a little bit about what I did about competing And a set of course of drifting and all like that So it was really awesome experience there, but the biggest thing that stood out was when we went to see him after the trophy ceremony after his second place podium and I got to talk to him a little bit more and we got into a conversation about the similarities in Virtual verse real drift competitions, you know I had asked him, you know how he keeps his mindset and all that because you know for him It's draining on a weekend and physically draining mentally draining in a competition because you're so focused and you know it's physically demanding when you're competing in these cars and You know, I was saying how I you know, it was it's weird that I get nervous when I go into a Competition in a virtual world, but it's that mindset the mindset and that mental game is The same when it comes to a virtual competition and a real-life competition It's a mental game that you have to basically get in your own mind and calm yourself down And you know, so you don't have those nerves You know what you got to do if the car is running right and everything it's you know It's just on a matter of being in your mental state so it was amazing experience to get and talk to him about that and you know It's just it's still surreal for everything that went on an eerie and you know Meeting subscribers talking to Osbo about virtual drifting and real drifting and how he sees that So a lot of people use drifting as a tool virtual drifting as a tool to become a better drifter and Stuff like that. So it's it's incredible. It was an amazing experience. We're gonna rip his car here today Unfortunately, we don't have like Erie. It isn't the work. So hopefully it'll be here soon But we're gonna race it always W very similar, you know small bank track You know Erie was deemed like the little Irwindale. So hopefully we can get Erie in here It isn't the worst so we can go right but so let's go full send an Osbo's car Make sure you follow me on social media all the front in the description box below Try not stall the car. We're gonna go through pits gets full wheel cam and everything on for today pedal cam as well We'll be rocking this in cockpit and taking a look at of course though replays. So One of the things he did say was about people competing in hood view versus in-car views and you know using it as a tool and competing with like I have my Oculus Rift and You know inside the cockpit or with triple screens is definitely a very good tool to become a better driver Because you know, it's very similar what you'd see in a real car So let's go heat up the tires see if we can't here at OSW and See what we can do. I Mean we can hit the cone. That's good. That'd be a restart Kind of threw me off on my speed on entry So we gotta kind of pull it back in manage the bump Quick transition over the track is extremely bumpy on this version Trying I think we're way off the crease We may have went way too high on the crease on that outer part So overall that cone hit kind of messed me up a little bit You know, I wish the cones would kind of pop and not just like make you come to a quits out But then unfortunately you can't do that here in the virtual world. So I would have been a restart, obviously If it was a competition set So we're gonna go do another run here that will go take a look at the replays of the two runs and See where we were on the track when it comes to the bank and that outer bank I think I was shallow on the bank of course because I was a little off speed and That inner bank was a little off as well No cone hit that time The lights on quick initiation I feel like I was much higher in the bank there Bring it off the bank too soon off the bank with a punch at that Managed to see OSW bumps Did not get into zone as soon as I wanted to but overall Not too bad of a run in a car that I've actually never driven before Which is always a fun thing when you don't drive the car like I have a student spotlight So let's take a look at those replays Osmo's car looking really cool in this game. There is another version of Osmo's car, but it is actually right-hand drive So it's very incorrect. This is probably the closest car. I could get to Osmo's car So off rip this person. There's our cone hit that would have been obviously restart We're definitely very low on the bank. We're a little bit off speed We're higher than I thought Coming off the bank Managing the that bump we did stay an angle, but that was a very aggressive bump This is what I kind of wanted to see I think it was a no I was actually kind of up in the crease and then towards the end I think yep I went up on the bank a little bit causing myself to go a little bit higher on the crease that I wanted to but Overall not too bad of a run like I said in a car that I basically just ran one lap out And I haven't practiced with this car or ran this car much at all As you can see there's a delay from when I was doing the little intro clip. So we haven't actually ran This car so you know, it's definitely a very aggressive car and a fun car So I think our second run was better. So let's take a look at the second run We did not hit the cone on the second run. So we had a little bit better of a speed Yeah, there we go. No cone hit there Bang in the gear Hard quick flick in much higher on the bank could have been higher, but actually not too too shabby Little bit of a bobble in the cut there jumping over the bumps at OSW Pulling in we did get in the zone actually on time I thought I was a little bit out and we managed to not go too high up So overall two full clean runs a little 360 for style two full clean runs So let's go back into the car and maybe run one more run and end this episode off So like I said in the beginning of the episode the overall experience that I had at Her eerie was just incredible. I've been to drift events for I've been to Jersey, but if this one hit a little different with like I said the scrivers coming getting a chance to talk to all A lot of the drivers and meeting some people that work for some drivers teams that I've known for a very long time So it was definitely fun I appreciate all you guys for coming out and stopping and saying hi So one final run here in Osbo's car to end this episode off. So let's go full send not hit a cone No cone hits. There we go. Oh There's a little walltap. Sorry kind of a Pop the bumper a little bit on that one. Sorry Osbo may have ripped that up for sure pop it I guess can't get that fixed real quick. Oh when we threw that up on the bank Unfortunately, so I think that'll do me here for this episode here on a set of Corsa big And thank you so you all come back watching the video once again Thank you to everybody who came out and saw me at eerie as always I think as you come back and watching I'm evil rabbit. See you guys on the track


I started making YouTube videos in September of 2020 and even that's not really true because that's just when I created the channel. I didn't really start making this type of video, like the Linuxy Types video until later in October of 2020 before that it was really just the podcast. That's what I started the channel for. In that year and a half or so I've learned a lot and I have to say that my videos have gotten better. If you go back and watch some of my earlier videos, like my earliest videos, they're still up there online and I won't be taking them down, but you can really see that I have gotten better at this. Despite the fact that some of my videos still kind of suck, I have at least improved somewhat. So what I want to do today is kind of talk a little bit about the state of the channel and I want to reminisce a little bit, maybe talk a little bit about my goals for the future and that kind of thing. It's going to be very rambly. I've taken some notes, but for the most part, it's going to be kind of off the cuff as usual with these type of videos. So let's just go ahead and jump right in. So let's just talk a little bit about the past for a little bit. I've made over 400 videos in that year and a half, which is just absolutely bonkers. Just like 400 videos in a year and a half is just, it's nuts. And I just went over a million views on the channel, which is like, it blows my mind. We're approaching 10,000 subscribers. The channel is just doing really well and to begin with, I should just say, thanks everybody who has gone through and subscribed over the last year and a half. I truly do appreciate everyone who has subscribed, watched my videos, even if you didn't hit the subscribe button, liked the videos, left a comment. Everyone out there who has done any of that kind of stuff is just awesome in my book. The fact that you've come to my channel, just a regular Joe Schmo on the internet who makes mediocre YouTube videos and have at least watched a video. Truly, I can't express my gratefulness enough for any of that stuff. So thank you over the last year and a half. I've learned quite a few things. I've learned some things work way better than others. For example, I've learned to avoid several different subjects like flash projects and money. Those things just don't seem to work very well on the channel. I've learned that distra reviews do really well. Even the crappy ones that are just like first looks, those do really well, people enjoy those for some reason. I've learned that the more effort you put into a YouTube video doesn't necessarily equate to it being popular. You can put three or four or five or six days, dozens of hours into a YouTube video and it will flop. You can do a video that takes you five and a half minutes and it will go viral. Viral. You know what I mean? It will get 5,000 views. That's my version of viral, by the way. Mr. Beast, I am not. But the point is, is that the level of effort you put into a video often times doesn't necessarily equate to the level of the level of success that you can actually expect it to get. And that has been something that I've struggled with over the last year and a half. I a lot of the times the videos that really do require a lot of effort kind of get half asked on my part because I kind of mostly expect them to kind of fail because so many of them kind of have like I've gone through and put a lot of effort into some of the tutorials that I've done and they've just kind of flocked. So you can't really ever predict what you're going to be successful at. And it's been by far the hardest part of being a YouTuber over the last year and a half is that you just cannot predict the YouTube algorithm.  So I guess the biggest thing I've learned is that I really do have to focus on videos that I enjoy making. Because sometimes I force a video out on a topic that I just don't care about. And I think that a lot of times that comes across and even if that video ends up doing well, I still didn't really enjoy making it. And that's not a great thing. I need to, if I'm going to continue to do this and continue to put out the amount of content that I've been putting out, I have to be able to go through and enjoy every topic. So that is kind of a good transition into what's coming next on the channel. I'm not really going to be changing all that much. Like I don't really want to change what has been working, but I do want to put some more effort into doing some of the videos that I'm going to enjoy doing. So you're going to be able to see more racing videos on the channel. And I'm not going to say you're never going to see a time lapse racing video on the channel again. I know that a lot of people don't like those. They consider them useless and they are useless. They're just for fun. I'm not going to say you're never going to see one of those again, but I'm going to do some more actual like long form racing content. Things like how to race poly bar. I have a poly bar tutorial video that is like an hour and a half long. It's been shot for two months. Like it's in a folder in crusader in a tab that I've just been looking at for two months. I haven't edited it yet. I'm actually scared to post it simply because it is so long. I don't expect it to do well. So eventually I will get that put out. I'm going to do more kind of that stuff. I'm actually, I've thought about in the last couple of days of actually reshooting that video and kind of doing it in pieces. I think that maybe I will enjoy that a little bit more, especially seeing how in the last week I've learned more about poly bars. So I can actually make the video better. So there's going to be more racing content on the channel because I enjoy racing. So those are videos that I can do that I'll enjoy actually making, but don't worry. I'm not going to make every video about racing expect one a month or so or something like that. Just something that I can kind of throw in and just have fun with. I also want to get back to live streaming a little bit more. So when I first started the channel, I live streamed every Sunday night. And, you know, sometimes it was scripting. Sometimes it was racing. Sometimes it was gaming. It was just a random live stream every Sunday night. I want to get back to that. Now, whether or not I can go back to every Sunday night or not, I don't know, life has been busy AF as they say. So I do want to throw in some more live streams. Now we do live stream the podcast every Thursday, but that doesn't really count because that live stream doesn't stay up. It goes private after the show ends. And then I edit it and put that up. So I also want to talk about the podcast towards the end. So hopefully I'll remember to do that. Um, so live streams is another thing that I kind of want to do. Another one of my goals is not necessarily content related, but more, well, it is content related, but not necessarily topic related. If that makes sense. What I really wanted to do and what I want to focus on over the next year is getting better at not half-assing videos. So a lot of times I'll phone it in on a video. I'll make a video like top five GUI editors, you know, like I did yesterday. And I could have done a much better job on that, on that video. Like I know I could have. I had a hard time yesterday finding a topic to make a video on. And I wanted to keep my street going. So I made that. I've had, I've wanted to do that video for a while. And I had some of the research done, but I didn't do as much as I probably should have. It's that kind of thing that I want to do better on in the future. I want to go through and make sure that when I talk about something that even if I'm not an expert on it, I can still know that what I'm saying is absolutely true. Sometimes I say stuff that is either an assumption or it's just based on the experiences that I have. And there's knowledge that I don't have that makes what I say false. And I'm never blatantly lying to anybody. It's just the stuff that like that is usually set up ignorance or laziness not doing the research. And I want to get better at that. That's definitely something that I can, I know that I can improve on over the next year. I have to say I've done better on it, but it's, there's still times where I know that I can, I've made a video that I could have been more informed about, let's just say that. So that's definitely a big goal for the next year and beyond, I should say. Some other content, things that you'll probably see on the channel. You're going to see more long term reviews. I'm going to try to do a one long term review every single month. Those seem to be not only really popular, but they are more informative than just those first look district reviews that seem to be so popular. And while I will probably still do long term or the distro first looks that seem to be, like I said, seem to be popular, I still want to play around with the format on those because I don't enjoy. Here I'm going to download an ISO. I'm going to install the distro. I'm going to take you through the installation and I'm going to show you the apps that are available and how much memory it uses that I'm done. That seems boring to me and it is boring, but like I said, they're very popular. So it's kind of something that you can't leave behind, but I want to play around with the format of those for a little, a little bit and see if I can't spice them up a little bit. If I could say a little bit, just a little bit more in this video, I'd be very happy. I also want to do some versus videos on distros. So I've already have some plan for some arch based distro reviews at the big when I came up with the plan to switch to Manjaro a couple of months ago. My original plan was to do one gigantic video of versus of the major arch based distros. And it turns out that that video would probably be about two hours long. So I'm going to split that idea up and kind of expand upon it. So in the next month or so, you'll see an Arco Linux versus Manjaro video. You'll see an endeavor versus Arco. You'll see an endeavor versus Manjaro, those kind of things. I will probably interspersed some other verses. So that's not all arch based distro all the time. Things like Ubuntu versus Fedora, whatever. I mean, those kind of things. So those things are going to be something that you'll be able to see on the channel soon. I'm working on those. And they should be fun to create, too, which is something that I'm always kind of thinking about. Another thing that I want to improve on. I know I'm kind of jumping around here, but somebody pointed out the other day that I use the words going through a lot. Now, when I first started the channel, I was a big person. Like I say, I said a lot. I still say I'm quite a bit on the on the videos, but I try to cut them out and it has gotten way better. Like it has gotten way better. And I've learned to instead of saying I've learned to just be quiet. That's what they tell you is when you think you're going to say, um, you just stop talking and think about what you actually want to say, because um, is just a filler word. And I have several filler words. Everybody does mine are, um, you know, and like, and apparently going through apparently the like, you know, and, um, are like, maybe I'm like a 15 year old girl or something. Oh, no, it's weird that those are my filler words, but they are. I do say, you know, awful on the videos. And it's something that I've tried to tone down, but it still happens. So I want to get better at that. I don't want to, I want to go through and make sure that I don't say go through nearly as often. Cause some of the, like that video yesterday, I'm pretty sure I said it like 10 times. It's not something that you really notice until somebody points it out to you. And then like, oh, wow, I really do say that a lot. You know, so I need to go through and figure out how to do a better job of that. Um, so yeah, that's another thing that I need to work on. So the last thing I want to talk about is the podcast. And the podcast has been a constant source of frustration for me over the last few months, because I don't know what to do with it. So the channel, like I said, at the beginning was originally meant for the podcast. It was all I was ever going to put on here was just our weekly podcast. At that point, it was Martin and I doing the podcast. I believe it maybe even started out with me, just me solo. So believe it or not, the podcast has actually been going since 2017. So it's been around long before the channel existed. Ricky and I started it, uh, one of my friends and I started it and it's been going on pretty much whole time. And then we took like a long like year and a half break. We just stopped doing it. And then I went into anchor and found that people were actually listening to the damn thing. And we started doing it up again. So that's the whole history behind that. But the problem with the podcast these days is that we live streaming and I like live streaming. It's fun. And I know that the people who actually tune into watches live enjoy it, but I don't know what to do with a live stream afterwards. So the way it is right now is that we record live. And then sometime in the evening after the recording is done, that video goes private or unlisted. And then the next day I go through and post an edited version. People who support me on Patreon get early access to that edited version. And that's something that I've promised and I've done fairly good job of delivering. The problem is, is that it creates quite a lot of work because I have to go through, I have to go through. I have to, I don't know what I can use in place of going through though. I don't, I'm going to have to come up with a word. It has to be something to replace it. I don't, it doesn't matter. The point is, is that I have to figure out somehow to make that live stream, the thing that goes on the channel without having to go through and publish that edited version. Or I need to do just the edited version. If that makes sense. I can't post them both and leave them both live. But I know people like the live stream and I know that not everybody can join us on Thursdays at three o'clock in the afternoon. So they want to watch the live stream afterwards. But I unlist it so that they can actually find it and it pisses some people off. And, and some people enjoy the edited version. So I can't get rid of that. It's, it's, it's a mess. And I don't know what to do about it. So that's something that I have to figure out. The probably the solution is, is just to leave the live stream up and let that be the podcast for the channel. The problem is, of course, some people enjoy the edited video version more than they like the live stream version because it's a little bit shorter. It has better audio and that kind of thing. Now, the one thing that's not going to go away is the audio version. The audio version does well. It gets about six or seven hundred views, listens every week. It does fine. And that's parts not going to change. It's just the video aspect of it that I need to figure out what I need to do with. And I'm not sure yet. It's definitely something that the issue that I other issue that kind of goes along with that is that the way I've been doing it now works like it works fine. Like we get three or four hundred views on the live stream. And then we get between fifteen hundred and two thousand views on the edited version. And that's fine. That's really good. But that they're split up kind of bothers me, but all and also the whole thing of doing it twice. And it's just it's a mess. And I'm still kind of thinking it through. So I know that that has been bothering some people that they can't catch the live stream, but they want to watch it. So if you are in that position where you want to watch the live stream, but has gone unlisted already after the recording, you can actually go to the channel page. So YouTube dot com slash the Linux cast. Click on playlists. Scroll down until you see the live streams playlists. Every single live stream we've ever done is there. Even the unlisted ones.  I guess I don't know. But anyways, that playlist is there on the playlist page. Even the unlisted videos are in that playlist. So you should be able to listen to or watch those videos if you want to, even if they're already unlisted. So maybe I just need to link to that and solve the problem. If I link to that in the edited version, maybe that's the solution. I don't know. I think that that is it in terms of what I wanted to talk about. I'm sure there's probably something that I've forgotten that I will remember five minutes after I'm done. I've made it through all of my notes, but I'm sure I said, I'm sure there's something else that I needed to talk about, but I can't think of anything else. So if there's something about the channel that you'd like to see improved or that you have ideas for videos or whatever, leave those in the comment section below. I'll happily steal those from you. If you haven't already, make sure you hit the subscribe button. Like I said, we're coming up on 10,000 subscribers, which is just mind blowing. But if you haven't already gone through and subscribed, if you haven't already gone through and subscribed, good Lord, just go ahead and do that. I'd really appreciate that. You can also hit the like button. It really does help the channel. So you can follow me on Twitter at LenoxCast. You can support me on Patreon at patreon.com slash LenoxCast. Before I go, I'd like to take a moment to thank my current page. Oh, hold on a second. I remembered something else that I needed to talk about. Chances are 90% of the people that were watching probably stopped watching a minute ago when I started wrapping up. But if you're still here, one thing you'll expect to see on the channel in the next week or so is new graphics. I'm going to be doing some new graphics on video and some new thumbnails. So just putting that out there. So thanks to everybody who supports my Patreon. 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