When we work in fluid mechanics there are a lot of vectors that we're dealing with and consequently what we're going to do here in the next few segments is we're going to do a review of some of the important vector operators that we use when we study fluid mechanics. Okay so when we're studying fluid mechanics the governing equations be it the Navier-Stokes equations or the Euler equations which we'll be looking at as we go through the course. Typically you're dealing with vectors in those equations. They're vector equations and consequently they'll have the different components for whatever vector system you're using be it Cartesian, cylindrical or spherical coordinates. And it's also because we're dealing with velocities and velocities have three components. Once we have our velocity field that we're usually dealing with as well we're dealing with stresses that can occur within the fluid and we also handle the stresses accommodating with these multi-component or vector systems and consequently what we need to do is spend a little bit of time brushing up on those skills because they're very important for the analysis of problems in fluid mechanics. Another point that I should mention is that although we're going to be looking at the Cartesian coordinate system which is quite often used in fluid mechanics depending upon the nature of the problem you could also have where you're dealing with either cylindrical or a spherical coordinate systems and the relations that we're going to look at in the next few segments would be a little different so just be aware that you cannot take the relations from the Cartesian coordinate system and apply them to either cylindrical or spherical you would have to have different things for things like the dot product or the cross product which we'll be looking at. So that's just a bit of a cautionary note and you would want to look that up in books or on the internet to determine how to handle those coordinate systems and again that would depend upon the nature of the problem that you're dealing with. So what we're going to begin with is the the most basic aspects here and we're going to begin with the position vector so this could describe the position of a fluid particle it could also describe a position that we're interested within our coordinate system and so you've probably seen this in your math courses and here we have ijk and those are unit vectors and so if you recall the property of the unit vector was the magnitude of the unit vector is equal to one so if we were to compute the magnitude of any of the unit vectors we would get one and we also deal with things it could be velocity it could be any of the other things we're looking at with fluid mechanics but i'm just going to write it in a generic manner let's say that we have some vector so a and so a is going to have scalar value in the i direction plus scalar value in the j direction plus scalar value in the k direction and just to make it interesting we'll introduce vector b because that will enable us to operate between a and b and b would be defined in the following way and these are just some arbitrary vectors that we're going to deal with so that is where we will stop this segment and what we're going to do next is we're going to go on and we're going to use a and b and sometimes we'll introduce b for velocity but we're going to look at the different operators that you'd be using as you go through analysis of fluid mechanics and so this will be a useful place for you to come back to as as we go through the course if you get confused with any of the vector operators or how we're doing something please do return to these segments and this would then enable you then to proceed as we go through further analysis in the course


Good morning. Just started the timer. I'm in Switzerland. I need to make sure I really finish this on time My name is Marius Vetrić. I'm from WP Riders Agency and today we are going to talk about how to price WordPress projects and software projects in general and when we talk about pricing, I always connect that to estimates Now before we move on into the presentation, I would like you to raise your hand Have you ever told somebody it's going to take me one hour to reinstall my laptop?  There are no hands up Estimates are hard both in real life as well as when we talk about software projects and actually there are two case studies Famous case came famous researchers one from standard group the other one from Wellington showing that only 36 Percent of the projects are delivered as successful How do they define success in this case? They say project is successful if it's delivered on time in In budget with in budget and within scope right in the Software prep in the software industry. There's an even harder practice best practice I Found out that people do estimate a project and they they just multiplied The total effort by two or by three Well, we've developed a methodology that for this eel for it this year. It yields an under 25 Percent's rate of Estimation error and when the next few minutes I'm going to discuss with you. How are we doing it? What is the process that we are following? It's a very thorough process besides besides the estimates Besides estimating the software For for pricing. I found out there are three other reasons to estimate a software project Whenever you estimate You really dive into the tails. You need to understand What's in that software project? I'm going to have five pages ten pages Maybe a WooCommerce installed maybe a learn-dash and so on so you really need to understand the requirements So you get clarity by by estimating next once you get clarity you can break down the project to milestones And once you have milestones, you are able to properly plan your resources your project You can calculate how many developers do you need? How many testers? How many back-end developers front-end? designers and so on So before moving into the actual process of estimation I found out there are Three types of things that we generally estimate when we estimate the software project the first one is estimating the things that we know Generally speaking, this is very easy to estimate for instance You need to develop the header of a new website But you have been developing headers like this one 50 times in the past So it's going to take you in just a few moments to estimate the new header Right now moving on we have to estimate things that We know we don't know What it's all about in there? Taking the same example With with the header supposedly our customer says well, I need this header and the map menu To work really fine on Kindle fire. Have you ever developed on Kindle fire? Me neither now. This is a known unknown. I know that I don't know how will that thing work out? It's very hard. It's hard to estimate these kind of things and the next one is the unknown Unknowns these are the things that we are not even aware that we don't know The same Kindle fire example Let's say we don't even know that the HTML set is half of the normal HTML set You don't know that so we will have to hand code everything from scratch For that particular browser. That's very very hard to properly estimate and the process that we've developed Handles all the three cases with unknown unknowns Unknown unknowns and the things that you know. Okay ready to move into the process There are seven steps. I'll quickly go through them and then we will dive deep into every step The first thing is to qualify the client Do you know what? qualifying a client Okay, briefly explained. It's deciding if that customer and project. It's a good fit for you.  Okay, the project scope is a written document Which lays out all the requirements that come from the customer That's like ensuring you're on the same page before you actually dive into the project and into the coding Next we offer a ballpark estimate. This is an optional step Just to ensure we're on the same page about the budget and next in case there are any Any unclearities about the scope we do discuss About the entire set of requirements in the project and the deliverable is a requirements document or the project scope Now at this level we have clarity over what has to over the what that's the keyword has to be delivered Next There might be some technical risks as in the case with the Kindle fire Here we run a few micro prototypes which Have the goal of Uncovering the technical risk of mitigating the technical risks. This phase is called the discovery phase That was a preparation now We are safe to make the estimate because we've hopefully uncovered all the known unknowns And eventually all the known unknowns and then we can communicate it to the client. Okay Let's move on Qualify the client. How do how are we doing it? We discovered that it's quite easy to work with the customers who know what they want They have clarity over that feature over that requirement. For instance, if there's a customer who needs a custom Payment gateway, they are very clear about the fact that we need This only for normal orders. We don't need for subscriptions. Now that means we have clarity there Okay, or there are a second type of customers. They don't know what they need and what they want But they are willing to be consulted Compared compared to this type of customers There are customers and we've got this kind of requirements who say just build a new website and they'll tell you if I like it Or even worse build me two websites and I'll choose one of them We discover that it's very very hard to impossible for us to work with these kind of customers However, there are agencies which are very good at handholding this kind of customers So I'm not saying the customers are bad or something. No, it's just finding the fit. That's what it qualification is all about and Next quickly mentioning client is interested in the quality of the process of the deliverable not merely in the price We ensure the project size is of the right type for us although we can tackle with projects of Thousands of hours, but if that project is not breakable to small 50-hour milestones we just don't take on that project because we know at 50 hours batches 50-hour milestones or sprints Our estimation error is the lowest Because we keep statistics And last but not least we work with the clients. We choose to work with the clients who are in tune with our values For instance, we avoid and we refuse customers who are selling ammunition who are doing Creating adult websites who are harming animals Or other beings. It's just a matter of a choice. I'm not saying that's bad in itself. It's a choice Next pre-scoping phase. Okay, as I mentioned The deliverable here is a requirements document. So we basically understand quickly understand the client's requirements By asking a few questions to clarify What's what's on his mind? What is his business context and what are his business goals? Once we have clarity High-level clarity at a high level detail over his requirements We do check if we are on the same page about the budget. Why are we doing this? Because the estimation process it takes time to properly estimate the project. It takes time How are you doing it? You can ask the customer directly. Do you have a budget on your mind for this project? Some of the customers will answer that openly But some will just say no, I can't tell you or I don't know in this case We just uh based on our estimate quick estimate the ballpark estimate We ask is your budget above or below a certain figure and by merely observing the reaction of the customer Even in writing you can tell if You're on the same within the same ballpark or on the same page If the customer wants a website for 500 francs And you know that's going to cost him at least five thousands Then it's clearly that you'd better recommend him another agency Okay Page-scoping phase. This is the phase where we actually take the time to fully understand What what does this customer want to build? This is a consultancy project Where we do interview the customer we write down all the details What do I mean by the details? I mean we enumerate all the user roles This is a separate talk in itself, but just to quickly mention user roles Uh website or product or plugin objective None objectives things which we Clearly and mindfully know that we are not going to build Into this current version Next for every user role we go into details about the user stories Everybody knows what's user story Okay, the term quickly mentioning the term comes from the agile Methodal agile philosophy And it has a format like this As a user role as an admin I want to be able to dot dot dot for instance to create new users because reason because We need These users to be able to log in On their website. Okay, so that's an example of a thin sliced user story Once you have this user story it becomes much easier to estimate Next we deliver This requirements document or the scope document which Can contain some diagrams some schemas some entity relationship diagrams you name it It contains everything That you need in order to provide the clarity of the project Once you know the what what you need to build You might discover that there are some technical risks. There are those Known unknowns you know that's something new in there that you don't know how to tackle it with how to tackle it To take my my similar previous example with a custom payment gateway for a Third party for another country you have never worked with that api to process credit cards But here you might assume. Well, I'm going to read the code from the Stripey from the stripe commerce extension and I'm going to reuse the code Well, that's an assumption if you fail at that assumption if in reality Things turn out to be much different Between the two payment gateways you will have to rewrite everything from scratch now the goal of of the discovery Proto discovery phase is to eliminate these technical risks by shading the light On those technical areas that you don't have experience with We deliver a micro prototype which is generally speaking a very small sized piece of work which has The goal of eliminating one technical risk Okay, so the focus is very narrow. You might Run several Micro prototypes for for the same project I can give you now a quick case study of of micro prototype. We had to build a learning management system Where tutors needed to post their courses And then the students need to come on the website to choose a course and to sign up for the course Okay, these courses are online courses in the so-called virtual rooms. Do you know what's a virtual room? It's like a video chat group video chat, but it's specifically designed for For learning online learning now we ran a successful micro prototype Which used learn cube? It's an api which offer virtual class rooms And we needed to grab a link to an iframe With a virtual classroom Guess what? This was the second micro prototype the first one failed. We used whiz iq Now imagine if we were to estimate the entire project based on whiz iq whiz iq workplace plugin It would have probably tripled the entire time because we would have Allocated time and resources to use whiz iq and then you've properly heard of escalation of commitment We've invested so much time into this we cannot give up on it That's why we provide visibility upfront by eliminating testing technical risks with micro prototypes And now before we move into the actual process of the of the how do we estimate? This is only the preparation. I'll show you our template This is the template that we are using to create an estimate. We have here a list of tasks We have expected best and worst estimates. It's a three-point estimate for every task There's an assumption notes column where we for every task when we make we note down What are the assumptions that we made? For this particular estimate then we have the total for development for the three-point estimate We add up some coefficients and we get the total Ready to move forward? Let's do it So Now that we are prepared to estimate the project we have clarity We've eliminated all the technical risks We are ready to break down our project to tasks of maximum six hours Why six hours? Because both from our practice and from other software companies from empirical evidence It became clear that if a task That you you've estimated takes more than six hours Then that's a clear sign. There's the there is an unknown unknown It's something like oh, it's going to take me 20 hours. Take it out of here. Get rid get it get get it out of here That's a clear sign that you don't know. It's a black box And the empirical evidence show that whenever you know what's in that black box, you are able to break down the task further Now if you are not able To break it down, then that's a clear red flag. You need the discovery phase, which I've mentioned earlier Does it make sense? good moving on For every task from that template from that list we provide a three-point estimate. Have you ever worked with three-point estimates? This comes from from pert pert that's a years old methodology for project management and What does it say it says? The expected estimate is the number of hours it's in hours That I expect this task to normally take if I have previously worked on something similar Now the best case is it will turn out if things will will go really really smooth Okay coming back to my earlier example with a custom development custom payment gateway. I'm assuming That that ABC payment gateway Will be a more or less clone of the stripe. Do you know about stripe or paypal? Let's use paypal as an example paypal. Have you heard of paypal? Good. So that's that's a paypal clone Okay For the new abc Payment gateway now that's an assumption and the expected estimate Says yeah, I've probably worked on something similar in this case, it's um Most of the code will just work right away I just have to Change some things here and there now imagine the worst case estimate is the case when you will need to code everything from scratch which means If the expected estimate can be five hours, this one can be easily 50 hours Let's come back to the same header example I need to to code a header of the on the website if that header will take me six hours but then I know that I need to create some some very Spectacular menu for mobile's and then I need another menu for kindle fire Then I will need to hand code everything for mobile The html I might be able to reuse it or not and then for kindle fire. All right And then we calculate the three point estimate And then we add up Add up all the values to get the dev total. This is the development total but this is not everything We have a few coefficients that we apply on top of the development total The first one is the coefficient for pm and testing which In the industry can range between 10 percent and up to 40 percent and it depends on the project type The country the customer comes from if the customer is very very picky. There are customers Which which will We'll really really want everything neatly aligned Others are fine with Things well done then You choose your own pm coefficient and next you add up your team's mean estimate error. What is the mean estimate error? This is a figure which tells you by how many Percents or hours on average you over or underestimated? I have here an example of 29 percents. What does that mean? That means for For 100 hours estimated the estimated time on average This company delivers In 129 hours like by 29 hours on top So 120 9 minus 100 Okay divided by 100 the original estimate it gives you the original estimate the estimate error Next we confirm the estimate with a senior developer Then Multiply by the hourly rate for the project and we communicate the offer to the client That was the process a few things a few takeaways for you And a few key things to consider when estimating The first one might be surprising but it works really really well and that is be mindful Be present when estimating projects and what do I mean by that? I mean when you have a design Really look at that design Really see all the small and big important and unimportant details Okay Make the estimate with a assigned developer If it's possible Make uh making sure that you make all the estimates auditable. What do I call auditable? If the senior developer looks at the estimate and that the design He or she should be able to understand the estimate without asking anything That means you have clarity That's a very very good sign that you have clarity over the estimate and the project Make sure you write all your assumption notes in the column and Be be be aware that quality estimates will take time So do plan for them and carefully choose the projects by qualifying the projects and the clients Carefully choose the projects you you want to go into And last but not least if you want to have a learning process Do keep track of your estimates versus actuals Estimates actuals estimates actuals that will allow you to have that mean estimate error for your team or for your team member Good Enough with the theory Let me show you two case studies of how we are applying this process And the first one is for a work safety management company They needed a project where they go with a handheld on a construction website and they check the compliance Do all the workers wear their helmets or not and they report that And so on and the compliance is quite quite a complex area and they needed afterwards to print to generate and print Some pdf reports with the results of the compliance check The the fields in yellow are placeholders now This is the estimate for one of the features which is non-compliance form and report This is how uh, this is not the entire project. It's much bigger, but I need to fit it in one screen So, uh, if you look at the this feature create non-compliance gravity form Add autocomplete for drop-down fields where needed 2.75 2.5 3.5 Now if we look here, we will see our assumption We will use gravity forms and the autocomplete fields will work fine on mobile But here is a technical risk because This autocomplete field with search in the case of gravity forms surprise surprise they don't work on mobiles Luckily in this case we were aware of this requirement. We were Mindfully enough to notice and to test it on mobile before we actually entered into the project we've discovered that gravity forms uses chosen For the searches which is completely disabled on mobiles now imagine how much time will it take you to to build From scratch a drop-down with search And we ran a quick microprototype which we which replaced chosen with select two in gravity forms Then we were able to safely Add here 3.5 hours. Okay. That was my case study number one and case study number two This focuses more on front end development And it's a case study about the unknown unknowns Here, uh, you can see a product page For a easy digital download shop And if you look at this tiny unimportant drop-down here Yeah You probably won't say much about it However in the psd designs that we received there were some hidden layers, which we unfortunately didn't notice which looked like this Now this thing is a much more complex thing to build because Um This is a completely non-standard edd feature. It has custom html here. This sidebar is fixed. It has a peculiar user experience It starts to move as you scroll then it stops and then it moves So this drop-down should work fine while it's open While you scroll and that sidebar does all these tricks and to make the things even funnier these Discounts should be dynamically calculated Okay Now let me show you a bad estimate. This is the original estimate Versus a mindful estimate which I would Do now after we finish the project So section number one title 2.5 hours section number two. It's the middle Title is the header content is the the central part and sidebar is the sidebar In reality, this should have looked like this Point number one and number two the same point number three is broken down to three points to three sub points Create a sticky sidebar as per design Create add custom html to product drop-down and made the product selector dynamic and you can compare the totals Okay, that's one point. We were not mindful enough and we've just missed some unknown unknowns Moving on to the conclusions and some takeaways for you for today Good estimates provide you with clarity which in the end brings reliability Be mindful when estimating WordPress projects be as present as possible And last but not least Do break down your projects to six hour must maximum tasks Otherwise, there are some unknown unknowns that you're not even aware you don't know Thank you very much Any question Hi, thank you so much for this very amazing presentation very interesting. My question is about what is a p.m. Coefficient project management coefficient Thank you so much Hi, thank you for the presentation I was wondering about the paid scoping phase. How do you Sell it to customer because it's more likely that they have asked other agencies to To scope and code the project and how yeah, how do you do I sell basically this This this these paid scoping phases We do this by doing a bit of pre-sales work. How does that work for us? We ask that's the keyword some smart questions and they see that we really Understand what's in there? We quickly understand but we only ask enough questions To make the customer aware that he doesn't or she doesn't have all the answers And then that's the moment Usually takes a maximum of one hour because we need to make this efficient when we say well I will need you to write down all the details If you're not able to do that we can help you with that at the end You will get every another keyword reusable Requirements document that you can reuse with other agencies to get prices to get price quotes. That's how it works Thank you. I like very much your presentation. It's it's a kind of question. We ask ourselves all the time also for me what it's very difficult is to estimate the The communication skill of the client in advance Because some clients are very very bad in communication But it means during the project you don't have the feedbacks or they change their minds or they are free to decide but in different times so Do you have a technique to kind of assess or do you have a Rating system like to add some coefficient for the bad communications of the client that you are expecting? Um, the short answer is no, we don't have a system for that But that could be a good idea. However, how we are doing it now Is and you've mentioned two things Delays in communication and changes Mind change changes of mind like they they change their mind Yeah They will change their mind if you go into the project without clarity Unless you have clarity and whenever they move outside of the boundaries of the project And that's a clear sign and you need to you need to calibrate their expectations upfront This is the requirements document. This is what I'm estimating for if you will need anything else We will need to update the project requirements document and the quote So that's how we manage the out-of-scope things now when it comes to the delays in communication Here We do discuss with the clients certain specific deliveral delivery delivery dates like by 10 of the month we will deliver the project by 20 of the month We will need your feedback and by 30 of the month We will provide you with the bug fixing and I would expect you the payment to be made on 30 of them Of that they say first of the next month, okay If the client cannot deliver his feedback by 20 of the month What you can do and you'd rather Sign this in a contract again by calibrating expectations by upfront Telling telling upfront the customer you're going to do that Like hey after starting on 21st day I'm going just to move further with the project based on the feedback that I got And if you don't provide me with a picture with the texts Okay, I will just put some dummy text and images because I need to move forward If the if you are upfront about that and the customer accepts it That's okay for everybody if he says no, that's not okay Then you need to create another customer agreement between you two which really depends on your case But the keyword here is calibrated expectations Hi, thanks for your presentation just to put it in context and because The method is very interesting But I'm just interested to know how big the company is in terms of Sure, the number of developers you work with the kind of volume of business that you do We are now 10 people 10 people company 10 people full-time employees Thank you for the question. It's one more thing. Excuse me. I have been using this where when I was a freelancer as well So it worked fine and then I scaled it up


In this video, we provide the solution to question number 10 for practice exam number four for math 12-20. We're given the series where we take the sum from n equals one to infinity of the sequence three n minus one over n plus one, and that entire term is raised to the nth power there. So we have to decide whether this series is absolutely convergent, conditionally convergent, or divergent, and we have to show all of our work and make sure we mention any convergence test that we're doing here. This could be a potentially easy one. I could potentially hard one. Now for this specific one, it turns out that the root test I think would be the easiest tool to use here because notice how we have a sequence raised to the nth power. The root test will be extremely advantageous in that setting. So if you take the limit as n approaches infinity of the nth root of this thing, for which we get three n minus one over n plus one, all raised to the nth power. So then the nth root is gonna cancel out the nth power. And so this limit then becomes the limit as n goes to infinity of three n minus one over n plus one. So this is a ratio, a balanced ratio. The leading term on top is three n. The leading term on the bottom is n. So this thing is gonna converge off towards three. So we get that the limit of this thing is three. Notice that three is greater than one. And so this tells us that the series is divergent by the root test. So we should be specific about that. It's divergent. Do make sure you circle the divergent above here, but it's divergent by the root test.


I'd like to introduce you to Herman Eberrich, a local keyboard player born and raised in San Francisco. So, Herman, where were you in the 60s? Where was I? Exactly five blocks that way after high school. Which is that way? The Panhandle of San Francisco came there every weekend and enjoyed myself through the sounds and sights of 1965, that's when I graduated from high school. It was a great time. I wish time froze almost at that time. Hey, tell us a little more about yourself. Sure. Born and raised in San Francisco, California, I used to when I got out of high school I went to the California Hall, which had a lot of dances every Friday and Saturday night, met my wife at the time, Lonnie, and we would go to the Fillmore every Friday and have an apple up at the top of the stairs and pay a dollar to get in and see the best musical acts ever on the universe, you know, everything from Jimi Hendrix, this is the winterland of course also, Jimi Hendrix, Paul, actually the reason I'm in the music business is because of Paul Butterfield blues band, because I'd go up the stairs one night and I felt these chills all up and down the back of my spine, I had training as a child, you know, a little classical, but I never had that expression moment. That's when I knew. When I saw the Paul Butterfield blues band on that stage, just playing that great music and I just knew I want to be there sometime in my life and believe it or not, and about five, six years ago with the Cyclops blues band, I got on the same stage of the Fillmore auditorium and played the same song that I heard when I walked up the stairs when I was 18 years old and was called The Killing Floor. I remember that. Yeah, The Killing Floor and there I am on stage, prophesizing my own place to be and that was the magic of the 60s. Beautiful. Yeah. Tell me more about your experience in the Haydash Burry. Well, gosh, experience is the key word and there was plenty of it, I'm telling you. There was sandwood, tie-dye, patchouli oil, there was scents in the air, there was a cultural phenomena happening, a crusader of good feelings, of good thoughts, you know, save the world, peace, love and happiness and all those wonderful ideas that just coalesced right there in the panhandle and everywhere else we wanted to see the bands play because it was an expression of truth and purity. What about the BN? What about the BN? I went to the BN, it was a little too crowded for me, but I enjoyed going to the BN and all those things where you just saw people coming together to say human beings are better than what has always happened in the world, you know, festivals, plagues, wars, fame, all the garbage. So there was better ways of presenting oneself as a human being and that was the BN. Right. Were you here for the death of the hippie? The death in the nineteen-sixty-eight-sixty-eight-or-sixty-nine, nineteen-seventies, I think that was sixty-eight-or-sixty-nine actually. Yeah. And they had the coffin going down the street and to the far- Meaning that the flowered children, all of that was vanishing species that no longer existed. Exactly what we know isn't true. You can count that on a nineteen-sixty-three-cannadia session in nineteen-sixty-eight Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King, of course, things got a little gloomy and all of the profiteers came in with the drugs, you know, made their money on the site and things got bad. The idealism was gone, but not the spirit. Right. Because I still got it. Me too. I also hear you dabble in other things besides playing music. Well, I do. I don't know. I'm pretty much consumed by music because I grew up with Gregorica Slystone's family drummer. Right. And I've been, you know, him and I had done production with Lee Oscar from the group War and that was many years ago, but music's a hard one to kick because basically that was the half-ingredient of the renaissance of the era we're talking about. Exactly. And so it's been always a hard one for me to kick and I've always loved it. And so as to other things, right now I'm just taking my mother's art. She was a ceramics art teacher and taking her paintings and making them. You know, I'm doing other art things, but basically there's nothing much to do except write poetry, which I have one of. Beautiful. In my best pocket. May I? You may. May I read this? I'll put this a while back about this era. Let me see how, you know, this is somebody else's poem. Okay. How did that get in my pocket? Okay, here it is. Okay. This is called Blowing in the Wind, obviously related to a great Polish song right here himself. Summer of Love. We were blowing in the wind, long hair, black lamp, incense, patchouli oil, dayglobe paints, tie-dye shirts, love beads and weed drilling your nostrils with THC, free bands in the panhandle, love ends, be ends and sit ends. We were changing all the time. We were blowing in the wind. Mind-altering, sugar cubes laced with purple-osly making stained glass windows in your mind, spelling out Lucy in the sky with diamonds all the time. The church of all mankind was forming. Sometimes I feel like going back in time to turn on, tune in, drop out. We were changing all the time. We were blowing in the wind. One last verse. Unchained and free in love, we shook the world and the world shook us. Two Kennedys, one Martin Luther King and a partridge in a pear tree. That was a little side. Thousands and thousands of brothers and sisters marching for peace for those who would never march again. It was a crime against the Bobby Soxers and the cool dudes with their pompadour and 57 Chevy's that drove to the levee. And most of all, to their children, their flower children of peace, love and happiness. And brother, have you got a place I can crash? We were changing all the time. We were blowing in the wind. We were hip to the trip of the light show trip at the Fillmore Auditorium. See you in the next world. Don't be late.  And when you get there, light my fire, light my fire. And you know I want to take you higher and higher. All we need is love. Beautiful. You should put this to music. Well, that's true. I've done a lot of stuff in poetry and put it to music, but that one kind of stands alone. But anyway, it kind of sums up the feeling and the ambience of those times. It was really wonderful. And I thank everything in the spiritual universe that had happened to me. And I was there. It was really great. And we thank you, Herman. Thank you. And any last words before we end this? Well, like I said, if I was able to invent a time machine, I think all children up today should experience the good side of what we're talking about and how it really was in terms of its feeling amongst each other, how expressive we were, how we dressed almost like nature, flowers in the hair, day glow paints, patchouli oil, and all those tie dye colors that expressed everything that's in nature. It was really quite peaceful and loving, caring, and great. That's about it. That don't wrap it up. I don't know what to... But anyway, that was what I got up. And they should be able to, if I had a time machine, go back and experience it. I'm curious if you have any opinion of the artwork of the time. I think the posters... You couldn't read them. What about the community of people and the community of the music family during the 60s? And what was happening here, in your opinion, in the Haydash Berry? There was not really happening. It was little bits happening all over the world, but nothing like what was exploding here. What I can see out of it and describe is the fact that it was a tribal emergence. It was an emergence of, you know how our ancestral types, our art types go back all the way to the primitive times and you see villages and little tribes and stuff like that.  Well, basically it was an emergence in modern times of a tribal situation, of a tribal feeling amongst people, of a brethren, of a feeling of community, of hope, of everlasting peace. It was a flower, it was a bud that turned into a flower, exactly, of those times. And it was really actually going away from technology, going away from the way things are mechanically. It was going more to the soul, more to the heart, more to the reality of what is inside of human beings on the good side. And that means just, it was a great party. It was a great feeling, it was a great unplanned plan, if you know what I mean. Exactly. It was a great unplanned plan. It really had merit. It had great substance. And too bad it's in pockets now all over the world, but it still exists. And the San Francisco explosion was really grandiose. It was magnified by press, media, and it spread all over. And at that time it was the way to go. And it was just going back to huts and villages and campfires and singalongs. It was really quite simple and profound at the same time. How do you feel about the young people that gather and run to the hate today? Well, they don't know. They don't know what they're running to. See, we kind of knew what we were doing. We kind of knew we wanted to go there for the feeling of camaraderie and togetherness and dance and meet. Men meet, women meet. At that time we were all young and vibrant. So it was a great place to meet people and start stories, share stories, share ideas, keep the idealism going. I don't think that's where it's at today in the youth. They don't have that opportunity because they're so infused with these televisions and games. And there's too much technology and computerization in their world to make them understand the grassroots of what I'm talking about. Does that make sense? Makes sense to me. Well, thank you so very much. And thank you, and you look wonderful for somebody who graduated in 1965. Well, hey, don't spread it around.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the footy show daily. I've been giving you little daily bites of what's going on in football, certainly around the whole COVID-19 situation. There's been quite a few developments today on this. Just when football seemed like it was taking that major step to come back, it feels like today we're just a couple of bits of news that it may have taken a major step backwards. Ligo is done and dusted. The government has stepped in in France and said there will be no football this season during the summer and will not be back till probably September. That's huge isn't it? One of the top five leagues. The first top five league to cancel it. Big thing, big decision. Obviously PSC were 12 points clear in that league as well. So it's on favour to win it. And it's been cancelled. League earned and league do. So that's done. I'm just wondering who's going to follow suit. We know that. Seria, one of the ministers has come out and said there's no guarantee we're going to resume. Having said that they were thinking of it during the second. Spain has been nothing. There's been no real... No real appetite because they are locked on. There's been a lot stricter. So there's been no appetite from them. We know the Dutch league had already been called. The Belgium league is somewhat up in the air because it seemed like it's finished. But it seems now it's more like in moth balls. They're talking of having a vote early in May to decide what's going on. And I know you wait for a look for justification from these leagues as well, which is mad, isn't it? Watch your justification mate. See all those people who've died. That's our justification. So it all seems like this could be one of the first major steps. Someone like France and with the power of someone like PSG and the power of having what's behind PSG. I feel like that can sort of be a big start of maybe a couple of leagues in your... I mean the thing with that is the government have talked to Steph again. Like the Dutch government did wasn't necessarily it. No, no, but what I mean by that is that the fact that they don't really seem like they've got any say in it. PSG have got no say in this with that power means that a lot of other governments might just go you know what I'm going to ask about what you think should be happening, where putting our foot, where it's in this country, it feels like certainly when the Premier League was shut down the Premier League were waiting for the government to make a decision and the government were like, we don't know where we stand illegally and then God bless him Michael Arteta made the decision for us. No, well it's right, isn't it? Arteta was the straw that broke the camel's back so to speak in terms of getting the games cancelled. We wanted to play those games that weekend and that happened and then we stopped playing and we're doing it again at me. Everything we're reading points towards the Premier League coming back. We've seen Arsenal, West Ham and Brighton I think it is, a training again, albeit doing social distancing and everything. We've seen Spades in the park with a couple of players here and there. But they're open again, so they're doing that. One of the government ministers yesterday said they've been speaking with the Premier League, they want to back him in June. They're talking to television channels, it's going to be free to air, to watch them and yet you've got the situation today, this is a major thing today that France have come out and said that's it, it's done. I don't know whether, I mean you mentioned something before off air when we were chatting and it was like the more leagues that go down, the better for the Premier League. The Premier League is all eyes on us. And that to me is scandalous. What's happening at the moment though is that I think is a reflection of how the whole thing has been done here. Is that in other countries I genuinely feel like they're taking it more seriously whereas here I just don't feel like we're getting portrayed, like we're taking this, like don't get me wrong there's measures in place, I'm not talking about that.  It's like well yeah if you want to go out you can go out, just use a favour and sit on the grass. Like you know what I mean, it's like it doesn't feel like, here it doesn't feel like anyone's actually taking the lead and now we're seeing that with the Premier League. It's a bit like go ahead, start up again, whatever happens. You sort it out though. Not like, we're thinking France, you know France clearly have gone, it's just not going to be any football. And I just wonder where they're, like you've just said there, I wonder now where Spain will go and Italy will go. Well you know what because they've done it because another thing that's come out today you wait for one to know by the 25th of May what's happening, right? So if France are not competing this year and they're not going to finish the season off, then that'll allow Italy and Spain let's say to say, well they've already decided and we're going to follow them and you wait for it just going to have to deal with that because that means that Paris Saint-Germain won't be able to play in the Champions League. That's supposed to be getting finished this season, if you think because how can they, how can they have that gap? But then more importantly for next season, if France just say now the top four or we'll go with whatever the points per game is, that system you wait for one to, so we're going to implement that. Holland or the implement is something, Belgium or the implement is something, if Italy and Spain decide we'll use a very, you wait for will have to back down them won't they really? If enough lee, and this is what I'm saying about almost like the answer to the situation was if enough people decide that they're going to make the decisions on behalf of you wait for it, you wait for haven't got anywhere to go because I think that the arguments so far has been, you wait for have been like no, we want the Champions League, we want the Champions League next season, so we want these leagues to be finished, so we've got a proper Champions League next season, where there's now the leagues, if France could be, if that's the first one, they're saying well our top four is our top four, they're going in the Champions League next season, Holland are saying well the teams that are qualified last season will be in this season, Belgium said our top two or whatever it is will be in the Champions League, Italy and Spain might follow. If it's not finished. I think personally I think I think for the Europa and the Champions League places, it's points per game. Now that's different from who the champion is. Liverpool, if he didn't in this country right now, Liverpool would be our top team in next year's Champions League, doesn't mean that the champions. You will, you'll get an asterix won't you? Big asterix. Asterix FC, that's fine. No, but they get something which is, because they desire to get something, because they're going up. Nice plate. It is, that's all they're concerned of, UEFA is the Champions League places, they're not bothered about it. Premier League and other European leagues have been given till May 25 by UEFA to provide plans to restart this season. Well France quite clearly aren't doing that now. Football and Government bodies issue guidelines to all 55 associations after an agreement last week. That qualification for next year's Champions League in Europa League must be decided on sporting merit from this season. And we've seen this haven't we? And we spoke about this when we did it I think on Friday. The only difference in this country with the placings at the top end of the table is that Sheffield United go back above Wolves. So Sheffield United will qualify because automatically Wolves will have to go into qualification. Well if the FA Cup isn't played, which I doubt it can be played, Wolves will get the F that place. So it sort itself, the only difference is Wolves would have to go qualifiers, but I can't see how you can have qualifiers. How could you have that many qualifiers for the Europa League? Well then Wolves can't get any. I know that's what I'm saying, imagine how many qualifying games you have. So what they say then that's mad isn't it? That's what I'm saying, it's so much like like it's an absolute mine field isn't it? And now UEFA would be better and UEFA would be better saying we're bringing in that new third competition next season. I know that they probably can't, but that's what they should do. Well on top of that we've got FIFA medical chairman, medical committee chairman Michael Dehu saying he doesn't believe football should return until September 1. Some leagues including Germany's Bundesliga could be back in action as early as May which is essentially a week on Saturday is what the day Dave said which is May 9. I mean the thing with Germany is and why they use the comparison with the UK. Germany's got 83 million population 6,000 deaths, UK's 68 million 20,000 deaths. Some leagues including Germany's Bundesliga could be back. The games will be behind closed doors. Project Restart will see the Premier League behind closed doors in June. France have obviously abandoned their season following on a similar decision from the Netherlands. But the Hoos opinion is that it's too early to consider players coming into contact with one another at least while social distance and regulations are in place. And even that significant levels of testing for the coronavirus will not be enough. The world is not ready for competitive football. I hope this can change very quickly and I sincerely hope that. Today you need more patience. You told Brian Swanson of Sky. This is the most dramatic situation we've ever lived in since the Second World War. We should not underestimate it, we should be realistic. Football can only be possible if contact is possible again. Football remains a contact sport and avoiding contact is one of the first things everyone sees that you should do is to avoid contact. It's all about social distancing, testing is important but you have to repeat them. One of the players becomes positive, you have to put the whole group back into quarantine. Is that a solution for normal competition? It's not a money, it's a matter of life or death. You also cannot ask players to play football in masks which is one of the things. I mean one of the things I don't understand and might just be me is that if these players are tested and the negative how are they going to become positive? I don't know but what if one of them is positive and you have to and then you let's just say for now one player is ill, comes out after the game is ill. Every single person on that pitch and who have been within them. That means that if that's two teams that means that those two teams' fixtures would all be thrown out the window for two weeks. I know what your point is is absolutely valid of saying if you're getting tested but what if one just slipped through the net? I suppose what someone would say to me with that question is that's fine because if you've tested players living in quarantine anyway yeah but if those players are allowed to return home but I'm someone just for the forget about the spread I'm someone for the game of footy but what I'm saying to you is if I test evidence on a Saturday morning I don't know how quick you can do these tests by the way how quick you can get the results but just for the basic I test evidence Saturday morning you test Liverpool Saturday morning we put the test together everyone's negative so that game can go ahead yeah and that's how the games are then a player shouldn't really be able to test positive because but then if they're going home to the families then maybe that's I'm not talking about the fact of if someone tests positive then all their games are going to have to be called off no, we know that but just in terms of just a sporting element then that's just going to it's what I think that this fella obviously knows a lot more than we do but what I'm saying is this fella's looking at if he's looking at from a football point of view going we start in competition and then you might have to stop after like a couple of weeks and then what's the knock-on effect you keep going for another couple of weeks so do you think that's why they talked about the football village then because you can't get if you're negative but this fella obviously knows more than we do so he obviously knows the test and might be to the point where you know or is he thinking my point of them going back to the families no I know but I'm not talking about families I'm talking about a game of football as in fixtures you're missing what I'm saying no I'm not you're talking about spreading it out time spreading it to them to bring back into the game that's my point if you've got 20 I don't think as far as I'm aware 30 you honestly think football is going to live in a football village for two months but I'm saying to you is that what do you think that's what people's concerns are with these players getting because as far as I'm aware if me and you both test negative and we live in here we're not just going to develop coronavirus so if this was a hotel and it had just use your evidence and live a pool in it and we're all negative then that game can be played because no one's going to give it to anyone at the because you can't get it from nothing you have to get it from someone who's infected this one's stupid right what if there's a game getting played at a stadium and someone sneezes outside and they've got it and the wind blows it inside like that sounds stupid but what if that's the way they think can that cause you to be infected by it though we don't know what if someone's outside and they sneeze just as some fellow who's going inside do you know what I mean like I know that sounds stupid but there's always are we ever going to be free of that though when there's a I suppose what he's saying is September is when we're going to possibly have a but even if there's a vaccine we'll still be able to spread it won't we so we might never get to that maybe no but if there's a vaccine it becomes a treatable disease doesn't it at the moment it's not a treatable disease I'm not saying that you'll play by the way I'm just saying if you get coronavirus it's in the hands of your own body there's no medical treatment they put you on a ventilator to help you breathe which helps you breathe your lungs but you're on your own so it should at the end of the day these people like him he doesn't give a monkey about he doesn't care about who finishes where he cares his job is medical to look after people whether they fit on whether it be like a head injury or whatever his job is to give the best science advice to UEFA and he's obviously come out he's FIFA isn't he so therefore you wonder how much weight his opinion carries if his opinion carries a lot of weight then surely people need to look at that and go well we can't really go against that medical advice there'll be other there'll be other medics who come out and go well if this is we're testing these players three times a week and they're clear every time then they're able to play football so how can they, they can't get it because you can't get it unless you're infected, someone's infected comes into contact with you then to me the only way this could actually even be a thing at the moment is it an Olympic type village I don't know where that exists how that exists and that's the problem isn't it but I know that football clubs they all want it back the clubs want it back because of the money as you mentioned there May 25th is when UEFA have set a deadline for them to get but there's a Premier League meeting this Friday on the Arl Zoom we've not really had much out of these meetings of what's being discussed we might know a little bit more whether that appetite is there still obviously France might have thrown a massive spanner in the works by doing this today I was just trying to see if there was anything Spain but nothing from Spain at the moment Spain are in a complete lockdown I don't think it's entering their minds but it won't have to like any business it will probably enter the league's mind but isn't that coming down to what as I said earlier how people perceive it and in places like Spain and Italy I think they're perceiving it a lot worse than what we and clearly America perceive it we almost look at it like it's an inconvenience in this country some people, not all of us some of us understand it very serious but I think some people just see it as an inconvenience and that's the stuff that's coming out of America now for the people who want to get back to work it's almost like it's an inconvenience it's not like a deadly illness that could kill a lot of people or has killed a lot of people or has been seen as an inconvenience in places like Spain and Italy they're seeing it as a genuine thing and they have their countries that have a lot of probably all the populations as well and maybe have a different way of life where all the people live with younger people and that kind of thing but they're looking at it and Kevin Radcliffe's living in Spain he said absolutely it is a complete lockdown and it's still is they've just come out with saying next week you can go for some exercise where is it? You don't have to say it on the news it's like be like kids out of your life at the first time Exactly so I don't even think the idea of going back to football has entered their conscience because Italy are loosening up but you can go out but you can't leave your region so little things like that is going to start happening so we've all perceived it very different and I think in this country Do you think they should just come out and scrap it till August, September? I think they should do whatever is in the best interest for everybody's health not take chances or go well this might happen or it might not happen I don't know what that is because as I said I think in this country we're almost being told I know it's you're being bombarded with stuff but I still see when I see things of like oh Greggs are opening up this week it's like what it's like thousands are dying but what I mean by that sorry just to quantify that is like in other countries you're getting told a plan step by step this is going to open and then this is going to open in this country it's like oh Greggs are opening aren't we in a lockdown and then the government go there's no mixed messages well how can there not be mixed messages when you're telling us all that there's still a lockdown and yet some places are starting to open up again well the only reason they shut is because it was sort of recommended do we, told to shut and that's what I'm saying you know you said to me yesterday being past that chip here down the road it's always open, it's always a cue out of the blue that's what I'm saying it's like here it's like but Scotland of the first UK country today they've come out to say that potentially should wear a mask now when you're going food shopping because it's an enclosed space not when you're outside and it's in the open spaces of course but in enclosed spaces maybe you should be wearing a mask maybe that's for things, for some businesses maybe that's the way forward if people are just going to shop and they're like to Greggs for me I think the government should be saying no, oh it wouldn't be greater football come back I think what they should be saying is if we get to this point to be fair they can only come back when these five things have met that's one of the things one of the five things three of them have been met but essentially it's death dropping and new cases they're two of the five the rate of infection is less than one per person but that's all amazed though they're like first wave things other countries are looking at this as as a second wave and they're saying if football comes back then all these other things will help the second wave and I think that's the way looking at it is almost like let's get back to normal if there's a second wave because once people get back together people will get ill and it will never be as big as the first one but people will get ill and what that guy from FIFA is saying is if there's no footy then September we can start again I think that's what France is saying as well why are we like this might be really simplistic and you might go that's because they're all stupid or whatever but just in my thing why aren't we just saying listen lockdown's still due nothing again because isn't it surely if the longer we have lockdown it's just getting rid of it yet New Zealand and over the next week New Zealand have said they've eradicated because they went into lockdown before they even had cases so if we we're throwing the dice you've eaten a lot more than me I tend to just blanket it now because you know what I'm like the news anyway it's grim but surely if we're all on lockdown for a longer period we're not going to get new cases we're just staying away from each other there's less chat so why can't they do that can't they just come out and go you're on lockdown till June 15 because we want to keep all see all you people we want to keep you alive I think they could do that the problem is that people like we've said loads of times will almost just get bored football is just I just feel like it's doing it all doing it all but it is a separate entity but it is and I've said this before in other countries France being the first one it's just said it's not like they're basically saying why is this even a conversation shut the government then without this it's not going to go political shut the government just make the decision for them then shut the government just come out and go we followed health guidelines I think they should because that's what's happened in France they won't because the simple fact is they're terrified it's why they let Cheltenham go ahead it's why they were prepared to let the Premier League go ahead it's why they let the five nations go ahead they are absolutely terrified of the people who run those organisations the whole country is this isn't political because this is where probably it was ever in government look at it and go these people put all this money in and then where is in France which is a country that has a much more important trade unions we know what France is like if the people decide on something the country shuts down where is this country we are dictated to by large companies let me say this then let me ask you this without being commanding a petition if there was a petition excuse me to sign a petition should Premier League football retain and I don't know a million people at least signed it do you think that would have any sway with the government? I'm not 100% down for people voting in certain things no I know but what I mean I'm just saying I've seen the effects but I'm just saying something like that because if there's a large public swell for it not to retain what if there was a large what if someone said to you how many people do you think would sign a petition if it was the most gorgeous cake in the world but there was a one in ten chance that the cake would kill you how many people do you think would still eat that cake do you know what I mean there's obviously people who don't want to listen we've said this we did a video earlier about Moise Keane some people just think this thing is never going to happen or don't understand the contact thing of it I might not get it but I might pass it on to something else we've eradicated that by having a lockdown and I'm not saying football should or shouldn't come back what I'm saying is that someone needs to make a decision that actually understands not football clubs who just want football back of course there's self interest and they fully understand that but does that mean so many shops can open up do you know what I mean obviously Greg's his own so that's good for people so I don't know I just think that I do think for other countries I don't think it would be for this country I think the Premier League will go home back I think it will be back in June I don't think they'll care because the simple fact is if no one is telling them to shut down and they'll be like it's like in the first place nobody told them to shut down till Artheta got sick the government never give a decision because it won't it won't until some and I think what would happen with the Premier League would almost be like one player gets sick and they go right you're done it's just bizarre but in France they're just saying no don't be a fan in the stadium till 21 I can't see it I can't there you go lots of unpacked there do you think the government of France have made the right decision or do you think it's a bit of a knee-jerk do you expect the Premier League to come back here everyday something seems to be changing should the Premier League listen to the public on whether there's an appetite for it or should the government listen to the public rather than the Premier League I think it'll come back because I think like you said before the more eyes on it, the better that is what you thought in the comments don't forget to check out all our other videos as well subscribe if you haven't already give this video a like and if you want more videos exclusive videos longer videos join us over on page and the link is in the description see you later


Now another thing Jesus says he says what you do comes from what you think There's a cause-and-effect relationship the thinking is the cause The seeming doing is the effect What he's saying is is he? This course must deal with the level of thoughts because that is where the correction can be applied If you try to apply the correction in the form Without getting back to the mind you're into morality and ethics And you're going to see there's going to be a lot of offense When you point the finger at somebody and say stop doing that That action is wrong That's the problem with taking the ten commandments They'll show not kill and pointing the finger at your fellow brothers and sisters when actually Jesus was teaching is not to judge He goes even further and in the section on the correction of error in the text Where he says your brother may even be Speaking insanely or acting insanely He is still right Even when he's acting insanely He is still right Because he is the Christ The Christ is our factual identity that is created by God that is unalterable and No behavior positive or negative can take away what God created What God created is simply what is in any sense of judgment To judge a brother or a sister positively or negatively and miss their innocence is a miss perception


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to Ultimate Custom Night Mobile. There has been an update to the game that has apparently changed the user interface in the office. I have not looked at it, so the first thing we're gonna do is take a look at that. I've heard that it's the same. I'm hoping it's not. Hopefully they actually haven't changed something. Let's see, let's see. Oh, okay. I mean, technically they haven't changed things. Huh, nice. Okay, well, so they've made these- Jesus, I forgot my phone's plugged in, they can actually show you. But they've made these buttons a lot bigger, so they're easier to press. I like that. And it looks like they've moved the mask and the monitor button and filled in some space for the flashlight. That's nice. That's a good start. Okay, that's a really good start. I'm glad they did this. I think the flashlight should be a bit bigger, and I think we still need those door controls. But this is pretty good. This is pretty good. Okay, so that's great. That's great. That's great. That's great. That's actually really nice. So our high score, how do I say score? Yeah, so our high score is 8k. I don't really want to go for 9k in this video. I think really what I want to do is focus on some challenges. Because we haven't been doing any challenges. Yeah, like we did two, and then I did one off-camera. So let's do Bear's Attack 2. So the strat for this is pretty simple. So Ned Bear's here, so we're going to use the heater over now and then probably death coin Toy Freddy. You know, get him out of the way. Okay, so let's figure out how I do this. Oh god, I can't hit the- why can't I hit that? Thank you. Okay, so let's get some coins for Toy Freddy. Oh, Jesus. Oh my god, I can't hit that at all. That is insane. Hitting Toy Freddy's doors is insane. I can't hit that. Okay, there's some right there. Oh, what's that? Over here? Nice. What's he using? Okay, it was the fan. I need some more coins. I still cannot tell what side those laughs are coming from. Alright, can I just throw a lefty? So it should be good to make lots of noise to let the heat go up. Then again, if did he add someone, so then we can't do that. And of course she has. Who- I did not hear his laugh at all. I didn't hear his laugh at all. Who did she add? That's- wait, who did she add? Foxy. Yeah, no, I would have been dead, so. That would not have mattered. Um, can I select? There's- it won't let me select anything. There we go. Uh, special challenges. There's tech too. Thank you. Yeah, so I would have been dead because of, um, Foxy anyway, so that did not matter. Oh my god, let me hit the- I can't hit- I actually can't hit the sign.  I- I'm pressing it. I'm- thank you. How long is it?  I spent so long on the sign! That game was totally rigged! No, this game is rigged already. Don't- don't- damn. That's real annoying.  That's probably something else that needs to be fixed. Oh, that's not what I wanted to do. God, these menus. Collect up those coins. Go to these things. Don't want the fanners on. I probably should have put down one of those. Damn it. Yeah, I straight up cannot tell where those, um, laughs are coming from, so. That's not good. Go away. Why do these guys take so long to go away? They would not like that in the OG custom night, would they? There's no way. Alright, one more. Here we go. Okay, well, hold up. Nice. Open that up. Deathcore new, can't stall you. I heard that. That's nice. Um, do I care? I don't really. Nice. I do have five coins. No problem. We should have this down now. Because we're canstalling lefty. Um, should probably use the heater every now and then. Heater, back to the gen. Nice. It's going well. Alright, I'm gonna get my, um, actually, let's use the power AC. Get it down much faster. Um, because I'm pretty sure the more heat you have, the faster the ventilation can go out. I don't actually have five coins, so heater. And then power AC with the fan. And then right back into the power gen. I'm not sure how many challenges we're gonna do. Quite a few. Maybe half? I don't know. I think there's sixteen, so we'll get eight done. I mean, it just turned five. We should be able to do this. Um, and then base attack three, I'm pretty sure is just the, uh, the same strat. Alright, ten seconds. Shouldn't need to reset the vent. But, dude anyways. Nice. It's not gonna be a high score, but... Yeah, a thousand ten. Not even close. Not even close. So, look at that. Four challenges done. Um, I don't think I did Lady's Night on camera. I think that's the one that I did off camera, but that's fine. Okay, so base attack three now. This one, yeah. This is fine. Just death coin toy Freddy, camera star lefty. And then... Same thing, same thing. Oh my god. Oh, hit the flashlight. Yeah, flashlight definitely needs to be bigger. Oh my god, doors. Thank you. Jesus. Oh my god. Really? The goddamn Mr. Hugs has already moved. I only heard one. I swear, I only heard one. But, whatever. I want to do this quickly. Just get that in place. Yeah, flashlight definitely needs to be bigger. I wish they did that with this update. That would have been...fine. That would have been nice. Use the heater, cause I haven't used it this night. There we go. Power gen. Power is doing pretty good. 2am, 78. Not that bad. I'm not using the fan of the power AC though. So, my vent... I could have paid that. Yeah, so my ventilation is going out a lot more. But that's fine. Click. It's going pretty nice. Nice, 41. 4am. Not bad. I am doing the one that does performance over graphics. That's our last vent reset right there. Nice, 10 seconds. I'm going to put the phone down, I'm so confident.  See, cause the phantom Freddy would have got me. Someone would have gotten in, and I would have died. But, we did it. Nice. So that's challenge number 5. 5, yeah. We'll do a few more. 3 coins. Nice. What's my attention to? This one, yeah. I don't know about that one. Oh, actually, spring trapped. This one's pretty easy. It's got Nightmare on. Okay, wait. So, I don't know why JJ is in this one. That's weird. I never noticed that. Why is JJ in this one? What is Scott trying to tell us about JJ? That's interesting. Yeah, so, Afton, he's going to be a pain. Springtrap? Okay, so, it's fine. I just can't stall Lefty. In fact, I could probably even death coin Lefty. I might just now. I'll just can't stall him. So, this one we have, yep. Nightmare on on. I'm going to actually stay over here. So, I can get Afton if I have to. That's probably going to be a good strat. I don't think I need to close any doors. But, it would probably help. So far, Nightmare on's been pretty tame. That's always good. When I am.  God, why? Yup, I love it so much. Don't.  It's going to be like Foxy again. Oh my god. Hit it. Might be Music Man. If it is, that would suck. Anyone in here? Nope. Okay. Glow Music Box. Oh my god. Oh jeez. Got him. Woo! Um. Jesus. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Flashlight. Open that up. Okay. I have no clue who DD added. I have no clue. Jack O'Chica, so I'll watch my power. I mean, I'll watch my temperature. It might be a plushie. One of the plushies. Actually, Afton's gone, so I can stay over here. It might be one of the plushies, if so, that's bad. Hi. Because I'm Kim. I'm Kim-Sawing Lefty, so. I wouldn't be able to get rid of them. I don't have to get rid of JJ. Because there's no one really at the doors, you know? There's no one at the doors. Well, except Springtrap, but he only comes by every now and then. Ooh, it could be Funtime Foxy. They could kill me right at 6. That would be so annoying. I don't know. I'm interested to see who it is. Because whoever it is, they're not making themselves clear. Like, they're not showing themselves at all. 56%, though. It's about to be 5. Hello. Wait. And 5. Okay. I'm Foxy at 5 AM. Could be at 6, though. Oh, get out. I wonder... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. This isn't... I wonder if Afton does his thing, if DD can spawn him in again, and he can attack a second time in a night. That's interesting. I don't know if that's even possible. Has anyone thought about that? That's interesting. The odds are extremely low, though. Because he would have... Already... He would have... Wait. He would have had to already attack, and then DD would have to spawn him again, which is like a 1 in 55. Who did she add? All right. No, the three coins, that's fine. Who did she add? Come on. Oh, Bloom Boy. Oh, I don't see him. Whenever I saw someone, I would just close the vent. That's fine. Bloom Boy wouldn't have caused any trouble. Nightmares attack. This one... We could do this one. Nightmares attack. Can I select it, please? Nightmares attack. This one is with Bonnie, he'll be fine. Gordon Freddy, he'll be fine. Freddles, fine. Okay, so... Plush people are here. Okay. So either I can try and death coin Lefty, or I can just use the little music box over now and then, which is something I might do. Watch the power, watch the noise, that'll be fine. Actually, if the music man's on here, I might just try and death coin Lefty. I don't know. I think I'll just stick with the music box. Okay, so... No. I think Nightmares on 20? I'm gonna do this. It really does seem like she is. Okay. Okay. So watch the noise, watch the heat. That's fine, that's fine. I was watching the heat last time, we did a pretty good job. I normally don't like it going above 85. I think I've talked about this before. Okay, wait. I don't think there's anyone in the ducks. Okay. Hello. So turn that off. Get flashlight people out. Open those up. Fan. Okay. Yeah, this one... This one shouldn't be too bad, hopefully. I just feel like... Oh, thank you screen recording. I just feel like... Lefty might be a bit of a problem.  Bounce pot. That's awesome. Oh my God, that's great. Bounce pot is actually on the port. That's great. Fan. God, bouncy, bouncy pot. Oh, that's sweet. I didn't think that they would actually port them over. But then again, I guess it makes sense because they were in the game. Oh, that's really nice. That's really nice. Oh, bounce pot, bounce pot. That's nice. Unfortunately, he's about to leave, so... Bye. God, damn, nightmare on.  Hear the freddles? Okay, they're gone. Wait, is Afton on? Crap. Is Afton on? Uh-oh, wait. Okay, I don't think... Okay, good, good, good, good, good. I'm gonna wait, and I'm gonna drop the temp. Or death coin. You know what? I'm gonna death coin. Oh, wait, I can't. Oh, God. I can't, because of the plush dudes. Damn it. I can't leave their camera. Damn it. Oh, I wasted that. Oh, God, I wasted Rockstar Foxy. Hi, I meant to turn off the fan. Bam. Got it. Oh, my God, I wasted Rockstar Foxy. Ugh. I could've dropped the temp. Damn it. Hey, everyone. What's up?  Okay, well, he's back, so... We're gonna do this. No! Thank God. We're going to 60%. Nice. Turn this on. Okay. This is good. This is good. Lefty can only kill you if you go into the monitors, I'm pretty sure. So, uh-oh. Yeah, I'm just only going to use the music box whenever I need to go into the cameras. Whenever I need to go into the cameras. Okay. Turn this on for a little bit. We should be able to do this, I think. We're kind of cutting it close with power, but... Actually, no, no, no, no. 30% 5, that's fine. Uh, gotta go back in though. So... Here we go. Uh, we're gonna need to go back in again.  Give me that 60%. What can I do, part? Yarg. Give me that power drop. Um, yeah, 21%. It's fine. It's fine. Um, yeah, anytime now the event's gonna go out, so... Power Gen. Ooh!  You really did try. It's fine. Maybe we didn't need to reset that, but... It's fine. It's fine. We did it. Yes! Okay. So, I think these are all of the easy challenges out of the way. Well, I guess... Ooh, what's Creep Crawlies? We could try and finish off with this one. Um, I think that would be the challenges. Eight challenges. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Yeah, and Creep Crawlies one would be eight out of 16, right? Five times three is 15. So, yeah, so 16. Um, would a Creep Crawlies one just to get half the challenges done? If I can click on it, which I can't. That's great. Select challenge. Creep Crawlies. Um, okay, so we got Vent People. We've got the Ducked People. And really, that's it. I mean, Vent a Mangle.  Uh, Music Man. He's only at five. The Puppet, though. Probably just Death Coin her. Yeah, this shouldn't be bad. We'll get it done fast. Death Coin you. Um, did I need to cam stall anyone? Uh, I don't think so. There's not even Rockstar Chica, so I don't need to do that. I just like doing it. It's just to have it, you know. Uh, oh, all of that 50-20 mode practice. Um, so now Merry Ones are not on. That's fine. I think it's just the Ducked People and the Vent People. And then Music Man. I think Music Man's only at five, so he's not gonna be bad. Just get this down quickly. Music Man, it's fine. It's fine. Okay. Nice. I feel like I'm missing someone. Golden Freddy with a Bonnie. I know they're on. So be careful of those dudes. But everyone else, Rockstar Foxy, I can't remember if he's on. I don't think he is, but I'm not gonna risk it. Power Gen. Nice. Three AM. 65. Not that bad. It's about to be five. Pretty good. I think I turned that on a bit too early, but... It's fine. Everything's fine. Maybe not the heat, but everything else is fine. Hello. 25 seconds, not 15. Music Man, you're fine. You're fine. Uh, I might need to reset again, actually. Okay. That was good. That is half of the challenge is done. All the rest are difficult, especially Chaos 3 and Old Friends. Um, Old Friends specifically, because they have Chica, Foxy, and Toy Freddy, which... I don't know.  Yeah. Um, let's just see. Right, so we got Pistach 1, 2, 3. Pay attention 1. Lia's Night 1. Creepy Crawley's 1. Nightmare's Attack. And Spring Trap, all done. Which leaves... Pay attention 2. Lia's Night 2 and 3. Creepy Crawley's 2. Old Friends. Chaos 1, 2 and 3. Um, let me just see. Oh, and it has the puppet. Yeah, no. Yeah, no. Yeah.  But for now, that's it. Um, going back to the UI, which is the main reason why I wanted to come back, because I wanted to see what they improved upon, it's great. It's a great start. Um, again, the flashlight button should definitely be a lot bigger. Um, a bit bigger with that. Um, and almost everybody that plays UCN stays on the left side. So I think what would be nice is when you're on the left side, have buttons for the right side door and right side vent. And then when you're on the right side, um, the left door. Because you can still tap the middle um, top vent when you're on the right side. I don't know. It's just a thought. I hope they do do a bit more UI um, improvement, but this is great. This is good so far. Um, I'm interested to see what DJ Sturroff thinks of it, because he was the one, he's basically the main guy that's pushing Clickteam to change the UI, because he was talking about it a lot in his mobile videos, but he actually beat, he beat all the challenges. So, yeah. If you want to go check those out, I'll, if I remember, I'll link them in the description. Um, it was insane to watch him play. He is too good. He's too good. Um, yeah, that's going to be it for me. Episode four, that's this one. It's over now. I might come back for a fifth one. I don't know. If I were to come back, it would probably be maybe nine K attempts and then some more challenges. Um, those challenges being probably the creepy crawlies pay attention and, latest night one and two. Maybe chaos one? Actually, wait. No, probably not chaos one and two and three. Um, but yeah, that's it. Thanks for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


Russian troops lost a seat to 100,000 in Ukraine. Russia has lost over 100,000 troops since launching the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported on Thursday. Some 660 of the Russian soldiers were killed in the past 24 hours. In terms of military equipment, Russia has lost over 3,000 tanks, about 6,000 other armored vehicles, 1,978 artillery systems in Ukraine since February. Five unmanned aerial vehicles, six artillery systems, one aircraft belonging to the Russian Army were destroyed on December 21. The General Staff also reported that Russian troops on Monday launched six missile strikes, 15 air strikes, and carried 64 attacks using multiple launch rocket systems on Ukraine. Kremlin has not commented on Ukraine's reports on its losses yet.


I was there. I was there when a man ripped through five steel doors and tore men in half with his bare hands. I was there when horrible things erupted from a plane in mid-flight and set this sane world ablaze. I was there when the green made the dead dance and scream. I was there when the orders came through, when those orders were carried out and when they told us they need to be carried out once a day, every day, for the rest of her life. I was there when the two best man I have ever known crumpled in an instant because they looked away and I stood there, staring into that ridiculous face.  That was the last time anything ever surprised me. I woke up in an infirmary bed to be told that I had been promoted. I wasn't surprised when they told me that they had falsified my death and administered amnestics to the people who knew better. I wasn't surprised when they brought me to command and I met the others. I wasn't surprised. Then they told me that as part of the O5 orientation they were going to explain to me what SCP-001 was. I wasn't surprised. When I met the rest of the council, they told me that as per protocol I would be given an introductory letter from the administrator. When I asked them where the administrator was, they simply told me, we don't know. I almost laughed. Didn't the O5 know everything? They handed the letter to me and left the room. When I asked why they were leaving, they said, for privacy. I merely blinked at them. At this point I wondered whether the whole thing was a joke. So I sat down in the chair they left for me and opened the piece of paper. Welcome, newly appointed overseer. You have questions. Perhaps you don't even know what they all are or care what the answers are at this point, but you have them and you have many. If you open this letter expecting those answers, I will tell you all that I have. Which is none. What is SCP-001? There isn't one. Was there a first anomalous object that was discovered? Of course. Was it important? Probably not. Confused? Good. At least you're still human.  Human beings that thought we could reliably record the destruction of sanity. We were fools. We still are. The foundation is compromised. It always has been and it always will be. Why? We thought that there was a linchpin, a reason for it all. It's because we thought there was a why. There wasn't one. This is the way things are. Nothing has changed. The universe hasn't broken down over time. This is how it's supposed to be. Personnel are told about SCP-001 because it comforts them. It helps to think there is a why because that suggests that there is a solution, but there isn't. We do not repair. We secure, contain, protect. Surely, you must have wondered why the objects are not numbered chronologically in order of recovery. Surely, you must have wondered why some objects have fully documented histories and others don't. Surely, you must have wondered, given everything you know, why this world even still exists. See, I told you you had more questions than you thought. I don't know how much of what we documented is true anymore. It probably changes from day to day. There's no way of telling what is being affected by what anomaly, especially when there could be an infinite number that we haven't even discovered. Existence is an anomaly. So, what do we expect you to do? Armed with this information, or lack thereof, whatever you can. We do not repair, and we do not solve. We secure. We contain. We protect. Congratulations on your promotion to Overseer. Good luck. The Administrator. I was there when not caring was not good enough to protect me from the truth. I must have sat for an hour before they came back for me. When they asked who I was, all I said was, a little surprised. They looked at me, and I heard the voice, faintly, welcome to Overwatch, Brian. The rest is history, if such a thing exists. There is one more thing though, the letter had a PS. Don't worry too much about it, whatever you think is the truth is probably good enough anyway. In the file. To learn more about the SCP Foundation, subscribe to SCP Orientation today, and turn the notification bell on, so you don't miss any of our videos.