I'm very glad to comment on Alan's paper and I think I'm very privileged to be able to comment on this because I think I've had the experience of actually experiencing what it is like in terms of migration and the implications for agricultural production and of course my own research has also been on issues related to migration and the impact on agricultural life within the context of environmental change in the northern part of Ghana. I think it is a relevant topic which is very much important for policy and I like the fact that you looked at different studies from Asia drawing examples and empirical evidence from different papers. In terms of the impact on the loss of labor I think that is a critical issue because if you look at migration especially from rural areas to urban centers mostly the economically active population they are often involved in this kind of movement and if you look at agricultural production especially in rural areas in South Saharan Africa and of course in Central Asia and of course other areas in the Pacific normally the youth or the economically active population they are mostly involved and if you look at in terms of migration it's also selective in terms of gender mostly the male active population they tend to move more and obviously that also has implication for agricultural production and output because in most rural areas in terms of land normally land is owned or controlled by the male and then women get to use the land through marriage or through inheritance through their first bonds and all of that so I think loss of labor is an issue but also something that would have been much more interesting would have to do with the situation of what's I termed as missing household heads where there was a situation where I observed for example in my own research work that there was kind of like the migration of morn males economically active mezu tend to be the heads of households and of course there was an increasing trend of female migrants who are also kind of like joining the the bandwagon of traveling out of the rural area so the situation was like children who were not able to work or economically active were left behind old parents grandparents mostly women because if you look at the population pyramid we have the males when you are when you are getting to the top ages then you have males who tend to die off and then leave old grannies around who cannot do any active and then of course it will have an impact on their food security in terms of remittances of course remittances is also an important rule the money that is sent back normally why do people move as a coping strategy to look for other ways of getting money or better ways of engaging in employment to cream much more income as compared to what we have been gotten from agricultural production and of course that monetary income that comes in as remittances can also be used to further acquire physical capital in terms of farm inputs and also to acquire land in terms of places where land is very scarce but an issue that we tend to also forget about is that and of course the keynote speaker this morning talked about this issue of social remittances if you look at levitt 1998 she talks about the various types of remittances and of course the motivation to even remit in the first place and I'm sure as an economist from your paper I realize that you are more of an economist into modeling if you look at Solimano's paper in 2003 on leveraging remittances you look at his try to kind of delve into various reasons why people will even remit in the first place so if you tend to draw on those areas to look at the motivation in the first place are people willing to to remit and of course also try to draw what I would say insights on issues related to social remittances where migrants who are returning tend to bring skills that they might have learned as a result of our migration and they eventually bring to kind of like facilitate agricultural production and of course with implications for output as well of course decision making is also a key issue that you raised in your paper and I think the decision making it may also change why as I cited the example males as household health there's that kind of changing rule where women begin to engage in agriculture and they might also even decide as to what crop in the first place to cultivate and what decision to take in terms of the household because the male household head is often missing investment in children you your paper talked about investment in children and you also raised it in your your presentation and you talked about education and of course improvement in nutrition you talked about the situation where there was a research there was a research where you talked about an observation where there was an increase in weight relative to their height so but I didn't quite get because there was no much insight as to how that played out because you just kind of like did some reference to that particular research so I think that is also another critical area that you can consider in your paper in terms of productivity gap obviously for those who are engaged in non-agriculture for example if you are into industry or into mining and all those things it is obvious that income will be more than the income that will probably or productivity that will you generate from agriculture what the only suggestion I would like to contribute to your paper is that there was I get the fact that the focus is much more on agriculture of course that is clear but I think what I realized was I found it I read your paper quite a few times about five times maybe and I didn't see much of what exactly in terms of agriculture the paper sought because you do instances or references to many research which I think was very good for the purposes of the paper but it it was a bit unclear exactly what the paper sought to bring out and I realized that you are an economist as I said earlier on but as a human geographer or social scientist for that matter I thought it would have there were you in your presentation you talked about theory of conceptual framework but that didn't also come out clear so since you are talking about rural areas I wanted to suggest that of course if you look at the systems theory of migration specifically Akin Mahbubingi's system theory of rural urban migration in Africa even though it's an old theory to say and it has also drawn criticisms I think it might guide what you want to do and you should at least draw on some existing theoretical framework or theoretical perspective to give some theoretical and depending to your findings and lastly I think I will just say that the what's interested me or what impressed me most or was kind of like interesting to me in terms of your paper how to do with should policy be used to promote or restrict migration and I think that is also quite important because I saw that you raised issues related to the migration policy in China I don't know whether KUKO or I don't know what I'm getting it right where they tend to restrict migration and all that but I think neither should there I agree with you neither should there be a policy restricting migration out of rural areas or encouraging or forced migration as you put it but I think that policies should rather focus on reaping the benefits that come with rural urban migration instead of restricting and trying to minimize the cost and the cost obviously you mentioned them related to the impact on loss of labour and what of you so I think it is a relevant paper and as pointed out if you bring some theoretical flare into it and then trying to be much more specific in terms of the focus of the paper at least you can carry the reader trend also to be able to make an impact in terms of policy direction thank you very much


Hey guys. All right, so this is going to be a new video Maybe a series if you all want to see more of it. You'll have to let me know junk in art Lots of us in the mixed media community are used to saving weird strange and unusual things for using an art I thought I'd just show a few things other than junk mail I Safe as do many of you I'm sure everything from bottle caps and fortunes out of fortune cookies to these little things These are from car air fresheners and glued to a car to tag or a paperclip. It would make a good shaker window. I Save all kinds of stuff like that. So I Have this idea for using some junk in art Prompted by a post I saw to one of my Facebook art groups by someone in the group the post wasn't from her it was from someone else, but it was very inspiring and I Was so inspired by it too. I'm gonna put the picture here and you'll see exactly why I was inspired So I thought we'd do something Similarly inspired so I have this little junk journal here. I don't remember who made it I do try to generally when someone sends me a little junk journal. I try to put a note in They usually send a note with it I try to tuck the note in the journal so I can remember who sent it I didn't evidently do that with this one So if you're watching and you're the one who made this let me know It has just a few pages which is great And so we are going to work on adding artwork to this journal making it our own. I Printed out 25. I don't know if that's enough for the journal or too many or no I don't know. I just picked a random number 25 random words from a random word app It is a random word out app intended for Using with Pictionary the game Pictionary I will include a link for it From the description below in case you want to create your own random word list. I will also include a Copy of this list Let's take a picture right now. So I'll include a copy of this list A Link to it where you guys can download it in the description When I do little sketchbooks little art books with prompted words I like to put the list of words in the cover even if I don't use all the words I still like to put the words in the cover. So we're going to do that actually I'm going to just use good old Elmer's glue Now for the paper that we're going to use to create our artwork, which we're going to glue onto these pages we're going to use Receipt paper now receipt paper isn't the most archival of things on the planet The ink tends to fade over time. It's not the best paper, but we're just making junk in art. We're having some fun I don't expect this to last for 50 years. If it does great if it doesn't okay So I've got a bunch of random receipt papers here. I also have these like subscription cards out of magazines. I've got some grocery lists I have a variety of black pens a Waterbrush because this one is water soluble. I've got some highlighter markers These which are my favorite thing. These are my favorite set of highlighter markers. I have a couple sets I also have some acrylic paints that way right off camera on it cart So we are going to fast forward through this. I am going to pick a few words at random I'm going to make the little drawings And then I'm going to paste them in what I'm going to do is I'm going to take the receipt I'm going to tear the edges top and bottom edges So that it fits Like that and then whatever is left is what I'm going to do the artwork on I'm going to fast forward through the process I'm going to turn my Radio on and I will be right back Okay, I'm not sure I caught all of that on camera Hopefully I caught enough for you guys to get the idea So I did find as I was going along that there were some repeat words You're going to get it copy of the image just like that with my handwriting on it and words are written in and So I took I think the only word I didn't draw was robot. Oh Robot and kite and tail so three words So there's only 22 pages in this book, but there's 25 words on here for you all to do something So these are the little drawings. I did I ended up just using my ballpoint bit crystal pen a sharpie and the highlighter markers Some mostly simple drawings The only one I had to look up a reference photo for the shape for sure was the airplane I've done a lot of these daily drawings now So for most of them I didn't have to keep and keeping it simple helps but for most of them I didn't have to look up any reference photos So this is cute. I can see doing more of this on just again. It's just receipt paper.  What can can you use it to make art now that being said? I have a bin system. So I have certain bins for for objects and when that bin is full I can't save any more whether it's receipts or bottle caps or Vintage papers scrapbook and paper. It doesn't matter. Everything's on a bin system. So when the bin is full I have to use it up throw it out Before I can get more right. So make sure you do this with caution. Don't fill your whole house with trash That's not the point, right? So this is really cute. I'm really happy with this. All right That's it for today. If you have any questions comments or concerns, please let me know again. I am going to Leave the word list and that a link to it in the description You've already seen the original post that inspired this if they have a website. I will include that I don't know at the time of filming this and Check out the video description for any relevant links ways to support the free content here on Facebook and over in the Facebook art groups There's lots of different ways to do that shopping at my Etsy store PayPal tip jar, Amazon affiliate link, whatever it is there's a bunch of stuff so check it out and Like share and subscribe and don't forget to go out and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it That's it for today. I'll see you later. Bye guys


Facebook group, the International Brotherhood of Polyvines. I am your host, James P. Madonna of Megalife 21 and Progressive Discussions, and I am the founder of this group in 2012, among many other webpages. When they say founder, it's like creator. Not that it was lost and I stumbled upon it and founded it. Founded it? I don't think that's a word. Found it? But anyway, I am here with the one and only, my illustrious co-host, the Commodore himself, Jeff Zambel. How are you this evening, sir? I'm doing very well. Do you sign diplomas at $600 piece of paper? Oh yeah, yeah, diddly, diddly do. I am all with you. I am all with you. I am totally with you. The towel established, man, so I make my father-in-law so happy. So hot-ticky towel business in back of Kettlebell Club in Long, Shlong Beach, California, Kettlebell Club. Shlong Beach. Yes. Well, let me tell you. Let me tell you. Oh, Jeff Zambelo, let me say that another week is rolled by and time certainly flies when you're educating, enlightening, and informing all those numbskull, nikkum poops, imbeciles out there in social media, and God knows there are plenty of them. But seven lucky bells for this week's show, International Brotherhood of Polyvines, and the trumpet of truth. All right, what happened? I'm making a lot of money with Coran. Today, you presented a video that was rather disturbing. It was very disturbing. It looked innocent, but when you read between the lines or look between the lines, some poor customer.  And these corporations, Jeff, I tell you, Jeff, I'm going to throw this phone to my television in about two seconds here. I'm so sad. So can you please explain why ambulances were a fund, we won't mention the company, but they were a franchise hamburger establishment. Fast food. Yes. Now, for those that are not familiar with what we're talking about, go on YouTube and look up the Jamie Oliver video on Pink Slime. What Pink Slime is, and they caught McDonald's using it for their hamburgers. What it is, is meat by products like Jeff Zanbello said. It could be anything. It could be a rat that lost its balance and fell into the hopper or whatever into the grinder. It could be roadkill. It could be any damn thing. It could be on an USDA inspected meat, you know, where they'll find a tumor in a cow and they'll grind up the freaking tumor along with the meat. It could be anything, byproduct, which is called byproducts. They'll take it. They'll puree it. Now, once you puree something, unless you bring it to a lab, you can't identify it. They'll put ammonia to disinfect the toxic crap, to disinfect it. And now you're consuming not only the byproducts of the meat, but the ammonia as well. And guess what? It's all done in the name of profit and greed before the planet and people. That's not their priority. The planet and people and people's lives and health are not their priority. Their priority is profit and greed and they lie in advertisement just like the rest of retail and franchise corporate food chains. And if you want to get an education, please watch as the foundation, Jamie Oliver from One of the Food Networks, his video on YouTube on Pink Slime. And you will understand exactly what we're talking about. And what Jeff's referring to is the video, Tally Ho, Jeff Zambello, part three, which is on my Facebook profile, James P. Madonna, under MegaLife21. Now, I want to tell a story, the title of the show is the censorship of truth seekers and tellers exposing the lying scum, pandering neoliberals and phony feminists. Well, let me start off by pandering neoliberals and phony feminists. I recently had a big debate, actually an argument with a feminist neoliberal politician in New Jersey that ran for governor of New Jersey in 2018. Of course, Phil Murphy won. Now she ran as a Democrat. Now, what if Phil Murphy worked before Wall Street? He was a Wall Street boy. And what particular, Hillary Clinton connected Wall Street for him? Goldman Sachs. That's right. Anyway, I beg your pardon. Yeah. Oh, but he ran, the funny thing is like John Corzine, former governor of New Jersey, who was also a Goldman Sachs boy and a billionaire. How does a multi-billionaire from Wall Street run as a Democrat that claims to feel your pain? Because they're in corruption with people with very, very, very large corporations that make slime, that put cow tumors in innocent food, that put preservatives in salami. I was reading that thing about a package of petitions. It's so bad for you. But anyway, that's how they get to politician that takes money, money, money. Now, do you know that the substance that is very toxic and carcinogenic, known as trans fats, aka hydrogenated oil, that is what margarine used to be and non-dairy coffee creamers, it is subject to becoming rancid very quickly and easily. And it is carcinogenic and it is responsible for much of the disease that was, of course, the American healthcare industry and hospitals just love because it was a revolving door of non-stop profit, causes heart disease and cancer to cut to the chase, heart disease and cancer. Now, of course, they gradually have eliminated it, not entirely but mostly. This substance, hydrogenated oil, actually prolongs the shelf life of let's say baked goods in the supermarket. It prolongs the shelf life, which means an increase in profit by the toxic American food industry. It's kind of like, why does the European and Asian version of ovaltine contain no added sugar and have a malted, barley malt extract as its first ingredient, vitamins and minerals, milk, whey protein, cocoa powder, there's no added sugar but the American version of ovaltine has sugar at the top of its ingredient. Ah, do they want Americans to be addicted to refined carbohydrates and sugar perhaps? And some more diabetes medication. There you go. Keep that, keep that revolving door going with the healthcare industry and the hospitals. You know how many, you know how many ambulances I see roaring by every time I leave the house headed for Hackensack University Medical Center? I'm telling you, like not every day there's an ambulance roaring by and it's racketeering. Let's just call it what it is, racketeering. Getting back to the feminist neoliberal politician named Lisa, I'm sorry she had, I don't want to mention her last name but I'm sorry she has my sister's first name. I have a tendency to use words that are harsh but very accurate.  Now the famous Dr. Gary Know that is on the radio and has been around for a long time. He knows me. I had a big falling out with him because I said that Oprah Winfrey, who originally was against genetically modified foods, all of a sudden started saying that genetically modified foods put out by Monsanto was okay. All of a sudden she had a change of heart. She had a change of heart and before it was pro-organic and pro-non-GMO. Now she's for it.  So Dr. Gary Know scolded me and he just didn't want me to use such words on his social media thread, on his profile. He didn't like that. So he says, raise the bar James. You can do better than that. Use better words. Why should I sugarcoat? Now honestly the same thing happened with Lisa, the politician in New Jersey. Why should I sugarcoat? And I'm addressing Dr. Gary Know and Lisa McCormick. I'll just say it. Lisa McCormick, all right? I'm pissed off at her. I did a show with her one time live on my progressive discussions program. Yeah. Why should I sugarcoat when an adult with high education, Jeff Sanbello, an adult that went to college or they might have a law degree. They are not children. They are not teenagers. They're adults that are supposed to know better. They're adults of higher education. They know right from wrong. No one can tell me that they don't have choices and they don't have the option of choosing the right decision versus the wrong, underhanded corrupt decision. Why should I be nice and use gentle words in referring to what they really are? You know what I mean? It's the same thing with these circular training steel mace seminar people who are charging lots of money to learn very little, which includes no history of circular training at all. Why should I be gentle and watch what I say and walk on eight shells with people that are adults with education that are supposed to know better? They don't deserve that. Look, respect is earned. Jeff Sanbello, you know that respect is supposed to be earned. You're not entitled to respect. And that's what I told Lisa McCormick sends me private emails saying, I don't want you talking like that. I don't want you, she didn't say ranting. She said a tirade. I don't want your tirades on my personal thread. I said, well, you know what? If you call them tirades, that's fine, but I'll take them elsewhere because I got followers joining my Twitter, progressive discussions, Twitter page. Every day I have new followers. It's growing by leaps and bounds. So I must be doing something right. It's called the truth. A lot of people really dig my, even though they might be harsh, my true posts and uploads. I'm doing something right, Jeff Sanbello. Otherwise, people wouldn't be joining my Twitter page, but she's one of those hipster, neo-liberals like Barney did. Like Barney the dinosaur, I love you and you love me. You see, the hips, the neo-liberal is so desperate to never, they never want to offend anyone. They're walking on eggshells. They refuse to utter any discouraging word because they do not want to offend anyone. Same as the neo-cons, the neo-conservatives. I'm a kind of leader that we want to elect. Yeah, these are people that walk on eggshells. Heaven forbid someone should not like them. Oh, they don't love me. They don't accept me. Oh, I'm going to have a nervous breakdown. Oh, so what if somebody doesn't agree with you? That's the guy named Silvio, the superintendent from Seinfeld. Oh, worship me, love me, please accept me. Right.  Oh, they must not offend anyone. This is why they hold back in sugarcoat and they don't tell the real truth of what's going on. And there are many Democrats like that that are running in 2020. And I call them pandering establishment centrist. They like to use the word centrist now.  You know, come clean.  You're the middle of the road writing the fence.  I want everybody to love me. The little guy, the rich guy, the corporate CEO, please, everyone love me.  Oh, gee, when you, when you tell the truth, Jeff Zanbello, when you hit a raw nerve with people, they say you're, you're ranting.  Toxic negativity. James, you're promoting toxic negativity. Oh, toxic.  It's okay for you to rant and rave on your radio show, show. But when James P. Madonna does it in, in text, oh, it's toxic negativity, Dr. Gary Know and Lisa McCormick. Talk about hypocrisy. Now, Jeff Zanbello, you may not be able to see it, but you will see it when you watch the show. I have a brand new mug with beautiful, large, polyvani, Persian polyvani zirconae paisley symbols on it. You're going to love this new mug. And guess what I paid for it? One dollar at the Dollar Tree. Look at this.  Look at this. Kashi Azad, if you watch this video, look, look at that paisley. This is my official international brotherhood of polyvani mug that I will use. This is my, my new beverage vessel for the live shows that, that I will be doing, well that we have been doing and doing in the future. Look at that. Look at that paisley. Let, let that paisley power soak in you jabronis out there.   No, that's a kneel in the town. Gabbadoni jellyfish. At least a gabbadoon has a, has a spine, has a backbone. Guess what I have inside this? Oh, Paul, Paul, Taras Wolkowinski wouldn't like this because it contains a wee bit of alcohol. I have, I have South Jersey blueberry. I have blueberry wine, Jeff Sampello in this polyvani. Southern New Jersey. South Jersey, Southern New Jersey grows a lot of blueberries and so does Northern New England. They grow wild blueberries up beyond us. Mmm.  And you know what? Because it's fermented. I think the blueberries in this wine, this is like a blueberry extract, a tincture, a tincture. This, because it's fermented, this probably has magnified antioxidant power. And I think the, the, the winery is called Valenzano. It's owned by an Italian family, Valenzano winery. And I think it, I believe it is in South Jersey because that's where the, there's cranberry bogs, I think down there too, near, near, near the Jersey shore. But the blueberry plantations are down towards the, I think the pine barons where the Jersey, the infamous Jersey devil is from.  You know, I was walking out, out the door of the Dollar Tree when these mugs caught the corner of my eye and I go, whoa, I got to go back and buy one of these. I, I, I went back into the store and I got them. Calabani, paisley, coming at you, Jabronis. Look at that. Ken Thieson, where are you? Where are you, old Ken Thieson? Hold on, I got to ring the Ed Norton bell. Oh, Felba, please enter the dining room. With my coffee, I would like two lumps. You'll keep on ringing that bell and you'll get two lumps. Yes. So that takes care of the pandering neo liberals and the phony feminists. Oh, a phony feminist is a woman who wants equal pay for equal job, which is fine if she can do the job. Uh, according to the job description. And then when it comes to social, socially, in the social world, as far as dating and relationships, she wants the man to pay for everything, pay for everything and do everything when it comes to social relationships. Well, guess what phony feminists, you equality is supposed to be across the board, or should I say across the broad? Hold on for a second. That was pretty funny. Yeah. Equality is supposed to be across the board.  And that's the phony feminist. Now the part about the censorship of truth seekers and tellers and exposing the line scum. Like my grandfather used to say in Italian scuma, scuma. There are lots of people bearing false witness against thy neighbor, Jeff Sanbello. They're out there. It could be the jewel of the fine jewelry industry. It could be, it could be anything furniture stores, car dealers, politicians, fitness industry people that like to give seminars, seminars. I like that story about the diamond trader who died in Belgium. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Say something about that. Yeah. There's a true story. It was in Fox News. A diamond trader, he was in Israeli and Belgian dual citizens. They call it dual national.  And during that procedure, he died of a heart attack. And anyway, this fellow, he owed 5.2, not billion, it's billion dollars, Belgian tax authorities for tax evasion. So how much profit? It's not just one man that has to, just in taxes. This is at the profit taxes. Yeah. Two billion dollars? One man. So how about other people in the diamond industry? There's a lot of hands that those diamonds touch on the way to the the mall, uh, display chains. So really, this little, little lock, $4,000, $5,000, it's making these crooks rich. What in the world? You get somebody, you get the pink slime. It's just a corruption.  You have, you have these, uh, many car dealer commercials where they have the, instead of having a disclaimer in microscopic letters, which sometimes they do that too, they talk like an auctioneer real fast. At the end of the commercial. Well, that's a disclaimer. All right. The disclaimer at the end of the commercial. Yes.  Yes. He spies on your private conversations. I received the warning, a community standards warning on a private conversation I had with someone. Well, how come on this corporate court that, oh, big chances are comply with community standards, but the little guy, you know, gets a fish hook through his nose. Yes. Cause double, it's a double standard, just like with the phony feminist. It's a double standard.   Yeah. The, oh, the thinly mustache. Oh, I got to put his image under his, his image will go under this video with the, the one with the top hat, the black top hat, the thinly mustache of men who suckered a hero, a worshiper, uh, a groupie, a male groupie after driving five hours from Manasseh, Virginia to poor soul, picking him up. Yeah, picking him up, picking him up at the hellhole, the snake pit known as Newark Liberty Airport Arrival Section.    I mean, I'm sorry. Erin go bra. Like that one. Erin go brawless.  I did, I did the red bell there. Here, Erin go brawless to all Irish Americans and Irish people throughout the world because March is the month of St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. And here's to all you can eat, corn beef, brisket, and cabbage. Uh, hold the boiled potato because I want to eat, I want to eat more succulent corn beef or brisket and cabbage. So I, I don't really eat the boiled potatoes. Oh, hey, the bell matches my back. Let me tell you something. All the, all the restaurants that used to have all you can eat, baby back ribs or corn beef and cabbage, except for the croissants. They have, they still have all you can eat, corn beef and cabbage. They stopped, they stopped serving it. So I went to all these, I went to all these. Yeah, the other ones did, you know, like the happy hour of free food. So, yeah, in the green bagel for the green beer. Right. Except, uh, I like a Guinness stout. So anyway, uh, excuse me. So, hey, if Howard Stern can burp, so can I. That's right. So, that's our famous speech. Right.  So I don't want to hear no, uh, hoity-toity, uh, comments. So, um, what was I saying? I lost my train of thought. Um, uh, wait a minute.   Last year I went to all the, and you have to bring your own bag, but I do some fools buy their bags, but I bring a very strong nylon laundry bag from the dollar zone. So I went there and I purchased a very large corn beef brisket and a head of cabbage. And I, uh, I made my own. And let me tell you that for the second year in a row, I ate corn beef and cabbage till I busted just about.  Well, let me tell you something. I beat the system because I made tons of it. And I, and I did it at a low price because the educated consumer is the best customer. Uh, that's from a commercial of a company that I went belly up called size Sims, uh, men's clothing. Oh, you mean Si was all the way up in Boston or that rascal. You know, I bought a sports jacket from Si Sims and they didn't even, they didn't even give me the hand. They didn't give me the hang. They won't give me a hanger. They rolled it up in a ball and they shoved it in a bag. Oh, how cheap. Oy vey, how cheap can you be?   Oh, leave it up to Si Sims. If you get my drift to be, uh, penny wise and pound foolish and not give the customers a hand. His chubby daughter, I think her name was Marcy Sims, the commercial Marcy looked like she swallowed a lot of semen. She was very, she was kind of portly right. That that is sex for Marcy Sims, uh, taking possession of her husband's credit cards. Yeah. The name of the husband had to shake up on the side, you know, but You think, you think the Danish Dina Engard, uh, Engard, uh, no, I don't think she's Jewish. I don't think she's Jewish. I think she's, uh, she's just a Danish girl who married a, uh, well to do a Danish man that, uh, where she never shows his photos and never speaks of him. She simply just, uh, goes to all the seminars and goes to health spas on his dime, of course, on his dime.    You hear that mustachioed man with the community property? I hope the hockey. Oh yeah, karma. He's not coming down for breakfast. No, no, he's not coming down for continental breakfast, which is a funny, it's a fancy word for a fricking muffin and coffee. Yeah, but I'm very happy that I hope the hockey puck slips by the goalie. I wonder if they ate supper nice or anything. Yeah. Oh yeah. Oh, you like that, that, that crow's nest video talking about BJ steakhouse? Ah, BJ steakhouse, uh, poor Jeff Sanbello was starving after he took a shower, starving all night waiting for the Gebroni to contact him for dinner. And then yes.  And you're not supposed to get upset over all that, right? No, I had, I was told, oh no, I wasn't told it was written behind my back that I had a bad attitude. Well, yeah, like 90 degrees. Hey, hey, get away from that oasis, that watering hole. Hey camels, hey camels, you can't rehydrate, clear out the gym. I have to talk business with Daniel Ramsey. Speaking of a watering hole, there's a watering hole in Austin, Texas that didn't have Wi-Fi. Oh, yes, the Salt Lake in Austin, Texas, the landmark known as the Salt Lake that I see on the travel channel all the time has no Wi-Fi. So, so, uh, so these so the thinly mustachio tall man who kept calling yours truly, James P. Madonna saying, I want to go live with you when I, oh, when I get to Austin, Texas after the seminar, me and and diddly diddly do, Dickie Doyle, we are going to the Salt Lake and I want to go live from the Salt Lake. Oh, yeah, you could, we're going to get the barbecue and the flame shooting up on on live YouTube video and he's pumping me up and then the day finally comes and it's a good thing I had, I was going to a Halloween party that night. It was a Saturday and I'm waiting and waiting and waiting and and Mr. Mace Man never contacts me, never contacts me and you know something? He has a Gmail account and I could have with the click with the snap of a finger, I could have had him live, him and Salt Lake live on YouTube, but guess what?  The jokes on him because we will never stop. We will never stop until the second coming of Christ. We will never stop. We will be woodpeckers pecking at your skull for as long as you live and you will never forget when you disrespected the Sicilianos. There are full boots on the Mass Turnpike with those gas stations out of the Mass Turnpike, with the Dunkin' Donuts, Stops with the Abaddonals or the Bertie and the Puppa Genos, you know, the Pig Stops, the Pig Telephones right in those places. Now I got, oh yes, the Payphone Ring, hold on, Ring, Internal Revenue Service, is that you? Diddly, diddly, diddly do, is that you? Internal Revenue? I have news for you. Ah, yes. Hey, how come a humble local Dunkin' Donuts in Hasbrokites and Lodi, New Jersey, how come their Wi-Fi is really fast? Yeah. But a landmark that's on television once in a while, on the Travel Channel, is out in the middle of nowhere without Wi-Fi. Austin, Texas, the capital of Texas. So in other words, if the delivery truck with all the meat gets locked, how are they supposed to do GPS or anything there? Yeah, exactly. Do they think they're dealing with Neophytes?  We're way ahead of him. He has no idea how far ahead of him and the Kelly Manzone and all of them, all of them. Paul Gray, who suddenly allowed Mr. Mace Man to shove that lubricant, that unfixable bridge. Yeah, they lubricated the KY Jelly saturated olive branch that was not only pushed up his anus, his rectum, but twisted around and around and around. And then the wooden Georgian hoard. Ah, Zay Ricardo, the Jack's, the Jack B, the Jack Jokeshop award-winning Zay Ricardo, Portuguese man that lives in Ireland with an Irish girlfriend because... He says, we are going to change the format of the Polyvon baby. He was demanding, he was demanding that we change the whole format. No, he said he was going to change it. How could he change? He's not even a moderator. He's not a moderator. He's not an administrator. He's nothing. He's a nothing. He's just... He's a p-on, P-E-E. P-on.  He's in Ireland, which is a poor country anyway.   And then he wants to speak nothing but positive words about everybody.  Trojan horse. Yes. Well, guess what? The truth-seekers and tellers will never change their format. You see, there's a little slogan that was posted yesterday at the Pollyanna page. Go who seek happiness make other people happy with their money. Yes, it is a known fact that you have to be happy within yourself. You'll never seek happiness by relying on other people. You have to find happiness within yourself.  Yes. Right.  Now just think about, let's take a seminar for instance. Let's pick one out of a hat. Like let's take Newbury fitness and lowline New Jersey and Garibaldia. Okay. We're pulling it out. We're going back into memory. We're taking a ride on memory lane and we're going back in time. Back in time to 90 degrees plus with humidity and no central air conditioning. Oh, by the way, Gold's gym and powerhouse gym have central air conditioning. These poor souls have traveled very far. I can think of one. Jeff Sanbello drove 16 hours from New Brunswick, Canada. Yeah, actually it was only 15 hours. All right. So we'll round it off to 15 hours. All right. The other poor soul who's dedicated, unfortunately, he's preoccupied with lifting, swinging very heavy mace.  Young man from Manassas, Virginia, he drove five hours, got suckered into picking up Mr. Mace Man. So Mr. Mace Man can pocket, and I'm making a gesture with my hand, pocket the allowance that the gym owner, the gym owners. Yeah. Yeah. You got gym owner up in Dover, New Hampshire. You've got Dan Daniel Ramsey in Lower Right New Jersey pocketing the allowance by getting hero worshiping groupies to drive him around and be there, be his chauffeur, because heaven forbid, he should spend money on an Uber. But, but he had to, he had to when he went home at four AM because he went, when did he go? He just said, when do you go before the morning? Well, he claims he went home to his wifey. Okay. He claims that. Was it really the wifey?  I know who we can talk to about that. We can talk to the copper dividing rods. Oh, copper dividing rods. I know Jeff Loftson, copper dividing rods. Oh, I made a pen. I got a new pendulum with it. With a talisman. An ancient copper. Oh, ancient. Next time they only tell the truth. Yes. Next time I will, next time the new Middle Eastern and Indian talisman pendulum will make its debut on the next show. But right now as copper dividing rods will take a vacation, a much needed vacation. Copper dividing rods. When Mr. Mace man frantically insisted that he much, he must leave and catch a four or 430 AM flight at Newark Liberty International Airport and said he had to go home. Did he really go home? Oh my goodness.  So he, so did he go somewhere where he might have taught hands on comma sutra? Yes. Did he use Jeff Zimbello and myself as an alibi that day when he said he had to go home? At 48. Oh, yeah. I'm spending the day in New York City where they'll see you out at Thatcher Liberty and Alibi. Yes. The copper dividing rods. We were alibis copper dividing rods say.  Did he partake in a little copulation with somebody other than his wife?   Ah, so Oh, does he, does he acquire, does Mr. Mace Mann acquire his mistresses at the Mexican joints where he gets his burrito, his burrito for dinner on the drive-thru and speaking Spanish with him? Oh, yes, I'm a big shot. I can just picture him now. I'm a, I'm the famous, I'm the famous Mr. Mace Mann. I travel, I travel internationally. I travel, I travel all over the world. I travel, I use two seminars. I'm a superstar in the fitness industry. I am Mr. Mace Mann. And then this, the, don't make one of the persons broke. And then the young supple, succulent, brown-skinned Mexican girl with the, with the long hard nipples says, oh, oh, I would love to go out with you. I would love to go out with you, Mr. Mace Mann. Is this what happens, is this what happens to my copper Divani rods? Is he procuring the Latina uh, young? He went to a mistress. He did not go home at 4 a.m. from Lower Dye, New Jersey. Now, did he have some hair or hairy brass balls to tell everybody to clear out of the gym and and put down, put down their ice cold spring water so he could supposedly discuss business?  Was he rude doing that? Yes, he was very rude. Was Zay Ricardo his spy and wooden Trojan horse? Big yes. Oh, was that a quickie? That was a quick yes. So Zay Ricardo, who's not not to be confused with Ricky Ricardo from Isle of Luzon.  Yes.  Was I very correct copper Divani rods when I inducted Zay Ricardo into the Jack's Joke Shop award-winning organization or uh, yes, or uh, sorority. It's like I like a like a girl's sorority in college.   We're so far ahead of all of you, Jeff Simbell and I and the International Brotherhood of Polyvines. But the copper Divani rods, was it karma? Was it was it a fate that I stumbled upon these beautiful this beautiful paisley Persian paisley coffee mug to use for the show? Was there was a divine intervention? Yes, it was divine intervention. Yes, thank you. Happy when you spend money on yourself. So most of what is not spending money to make other people happy?  I had a great time when I visited you in New Jersey, when I spent $2 on a cup of coffee and we sat there for three or four hours every time we were doing it. But $2. Right, and we had a conversation with with with those retired bikers and and and and the fine gentleman that uh, passed a pen through someone's ear at one time. We had a nice conversation about that. Yeah. Not not wink wink. Not not wink wink. There's a lot of people we would like to pass a pen through their ear, believe me, and pass through the cartilage of their ear. Aren't you afraid of like the cops? You said it's not a crime if nobody sees it. Hey, that's what Jesse Ventura used to say in pro wrestling. He says if the referee doesn't see it, it's not cheating. It never happened. That's what he said. If the referee doesn't see it, it never happened, which I think is kind of funny. But anyway, so these politicians, what are they going to do about like the public transportation improvement in New Jersey, in Northeast New Jersey? Yes, so yes, our congressman of Burden County, who is actually Bill Pascal, Italian man is is our primary congressman and he's a hardworking congressman at that. But this uh, uh, Josh Gottheimer Gottheimer, okay, a hawk nose without the hawk nose of Burden County had a town hall meeting that he always invites me to but I blow him off because when I attended his telephone town hall meeting, I had a question about the dinosaur outdated public transportation system in New Jersey and throughout the entire United States of America. And he totally tried to change the subject and cut me off and said, James, do you have any other questions? I said no, I would like to talk about the outdated dinosaur public transportation system in the United States. Amtrak is a joke. I repeat, Amtrak is a joke. And also New Jersey transit trains are another joke. They're ancient. They shake when they pick up speed. They don't even pick up high speed. They're a joke. Mainland China has the bullet train where you can put a glass of wine on your table and it doesn't even move. All right, light rails, clean subways, clean. No, no, uh, mental case, uh, homeless people and crackheads, uh, like New York City subway. No, no, no, no graffiti, clean. Try doing that in Singapore.   All right, we're talking about civilized society. But in the US, they don't really, the politicians don't make the local officials enforce the law. Because they don't want to offend, they don't want to offend certain lobby groups. But the corruption that goes on with zoning, and they take these single family homes and then they say, oh, um, you can't do it. There's no parking for a full family unit to rezone. Oh, thank you for the grease. I didn't see that. You can put that on the table over there, but I didn't see you put a white and little green cash. Oh, oh, now there's plenty of parking on the street. Well, the infrastructure has to be improved. Well, they never, they never went after, uh, congressmen from Harlem, Charlie Rangel, with the pearly, the African American with the pearly white teeth when he was stealing taxpayers money at one time to build his mansion in the Dominican Republic. Nobody went after him. Nobody. When David Dickens, uh, may, uh, uh, uh, many years ago, mayor of New York City, uh, African American David Dickens said, oh, no, he didn't want to go after the aggressive panhandlers and squeegee people because he didn't, he didn't want to hassle the brothers. He did not want to hassle the brothers, the brothers. Um, so what I'm trying to say is the neoliberals, the, the feminists, they have, they seem to have a double standard of life, you know, uh, you know, as long as, if it applies, they can go on tirades and rant and rant, but heaven forbid, you should confront them with anything. Then they play the gender card.   You're a, uh, rossus.  You're a, what's the other word? Uh, a xenophobe.  Women work here. Oh yeah.  There's women working here. Hey, I thought he was, I thought he was a manager or security or one of the owners. Oh, the, the, the owner is son. Yeah. But meanwhile the girl laughed and says, oh, he's just a customer. She goes, oh, you mean the guy that wears the baggy sweatpants? I mean, in the basketball shoes? I said, yeah. Oh, he comes in there every day. Like, oh my gosh. No, he's just a customer. What, what does he have? We don't even talk at all. Unbelievable. Un, B. That's the opinion now. But if you say something to him, we're going to the ones who get arrested. And the open days like this, the 1970s and 80s, you can say things to other guys, and then he, you know, he had a little bit of an eyed drip, but then it was over.  You just reminded me of, of an incident that happened years ago, years ago, when I had a temporary assignment at the Meadowlands hub of United Parcel Service UPS in Saqqaqa, New Jersey. He was a, he's a big hub. And I was working two shifts. I was working the day shift and the, and the, and the late shift, so 2am. I don't know how I did it. I, yes, I was very sleep deprived. I had an incident where the shop steward was telling me he was told in a meeting that if someone perceives something that you say, if it's a, if it's based on a, on a perception, if they perceive that they are threatened in some way or offended or they feel your hostile based on not reality, but perception, they can file a complaint. I says, yeah, but perception is not proven reality. He says, yeah, but, yeah, but now, nowadays, perception is taken seriously. I says, how can you take something seriously that's not proven? So anybody can per, perceive anything that's not proven. And, and, and they can give you provosts based on a perception.    You know, human resources calls him down to the department and he loses his job based on a perception. Meanwhile, maybe the poor soul just complimented the woman on her outfit and say, that's a very pretty dress. Maybe he just asked her out. Maybe he asked her out to lunch or coffee or dinner. Yeah, very innocent. That's how people start relationships. When you go to a club and it's like, or to a church function.  Oh, I have a boyfriend.  Right. And certain boy parts are falling out of your top. Where's your boyfriend?    Because they're lying. They're lying. Your boyfriend wouldn't appreciate that. The boyfriend would have been with her that evening in the nightclub. He would have been with her if she truly had a boyfriend. Now, because because women are no longer sugar and spice and everything nice.  The feminists are responsible for separating straight heterosexual relationships. They are responsible, I am convinced, for breaking up relationships between straight heterosexual people. I am convinced wholeheartedly that they are responsible for that.   I mean, that's what a sociopath does. They can look you in the eye and lie. Like, I've seen car dealers do it, but you know, people... Wow. Like, well, we have drinks with a certain someone for like a half an hour, if they're helping. Oh, yeah.  Oh, after all these years chatting on social media, Facebook, I finally have met face-to-face James P. Madonna and I am doing a seminar in his hometown of Lodi, New Jersey. What are the chances of that happening? But oh, wonderful. That sounds nice, but guess what? He only... That was the only quality time he spent with you and I. And then he said, do you think it's nine o'clock or 9.30, and I was like, oh, I'm going to take care of my mother again. Like, I just hate like... Oh, yeah. I'm ready. No, he doesn't call me. He sends me a text. He doesn't say greetings, James. Hello. Are you busy? Are you busy right now? I'm sorry. I am late for dinner, but I am finally back at the Hilton Hotel and I am ready to partake in dinner. Would you like to join me? Are you able to join me? Excuse me. And Jeff Sambello and the man from Manassas, Virginia. Are you able to join me? No, he just said he blurts out a few words. I'm ready. No, two words. I'm ready.  A woman with dementia?  I'm supposed to leave my mother and run and have dinner at 10 p.m. Seriously. Seriously. And what about the sociopaths who look people in the eyes? And what about the poor soul known as Jeff Sambello whose stomach was growling for hours, growling hungry without protein, without nutrients, without dinner in his body. And he's waiting and he's waiting and all of a sudden. The other guy is like, I don't wish to eat. I eat to live. I says, well, he says it's not about food. I said, what is it? What is it about if we went to a nice place? Oh, it's about talking about how wonderful the seminar was. I'm like, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Oh, that sounds like real exciting conversation. We're going to get our, we're going to fill our bellies. The lack of spring water, the lack of spring water. Yeah. Okay. Well, someone recently asked me to, if I would video an event in the Patterson Historic Museum where they had a Lou Costello remodeling of the Lou Costello exhibit and also a Lou Costello event to honor him because he's from Patterson, New Jersey. I was born in Patterson, New Jersey. And boxer Bobby Ches, whatever is going to be there as a guest speaker and a famous magician, Rocco Solano, and this other guy and Ken Create, they're all going to be there. I was asked if I would video it, but no one offered me any money. Now, they're selling tickets. They're selling tickets. That means people will be spending money on tickets. You mean to tell me I'm going to be another sucker again, and I'm going to video an event without pay, and you're going to be making money selling tickets at this event. Hey. Yeah, but pretty blown. There was a video recording it. You might get a check. Yeah, I'll get a pair of flopping labia in my face, probably. Ah, look who is joining. My dear darling precious door. Door from Thailand has joined us. Oh, door. My love. We have a big fan from Thailand. We're seen all over. We are seen all over because we are truth seekers and truth tellers. And there's a gentleman who's going to be traveling 30 hours. Do we want to discuss this fine gentleman who's coming to North America? 30 hours. Somebody's coming to travel 30 hours. Well, it can't be you because you're 15 hours. Wait a minute. Oh, yes. Yes. Kashi Azad. Hey, Kashi, where are you? Kashi Azad is going to be traveling to the United States quite possibly maybe for the first time to Southern.   And there will be a certain someone who will pick him up at John John F. Kennedy International Airport and will be applying the stick shift method as he is driven from the airport to what hotel that they usually patronize? Is it Hilton Hotel?   I know I'm being a bully, Mr. Taras, but I'm sorry. Oh, the juice. You know, I play this Italian juice harp from Italy. I've had this from the early 1980s, Jeff Zimbello, and I've never seen another one like it. It's imported from Italy. And when I do the craft beer show, there's a wonderful man named Jeremy from the state of Arkansas that plays the harmonica. And I do a duet with him at the end. And I, okay, it's on every video. Here you go. Hey, brother, Mikey, elbows up, elbows down, hands together.  All the steel may seminar crooks out there. Your brother, your brother, your father far surpasses all of them. And guess what? He does. It's free because you're his loving precious son. And even his clients are charged a very nominal fair price. And we keep our hands together. Yes. And I'm telling you, I just want to talk, I want to talk about something positive. And that is Ken Thieson. Ken Thieson agrees that he was you and me. He says, yeah, keep your hands together. And because Ken Thieson swings a 75 pound mace, and Ken Thieson keeps his hands together. Ken Thieson was like, he couldn't believe that Paul Taras, local whiskey, and Kelly Manzone were promoting keeping your hands apart when swinging the gala. He could not believe it. And, you know, I mean, I think it was because Paul Taras, Walt Gowinsky is under the bewitching spell and smitten by Kelly Calzone. Kelly Manzone was not using proper form. And Ken Thieson is the only one who corrected her improper exercise biomechanics or improper gala and club swinging form in public. He was the only one to do it in public. And he did it quickly. And he did it very sufficiently in fine detail. He corrected her. And she did have I got to give her credit. She had a good attitude towards his correction. She was a good sport.  Everybody else. Oh, you're sweaty, like Raspendix, tights are getting me horny. Oh, like Paul Taras, Walt Gowinsky, with his Bella Lugosi smile, staring at her gluteus maximus and her camel toe, and her cracker toe, which east of Java, I think it's west of Java. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Let me ask the copper divining rods. Copper divining rods is Paul Taras, Walt Gowinsky. Was he sucking up to Kelly Manzone's improper exercise form because he was smitten by her? Yes, a big yes.  Yes, a big yes. Oh, these copper divining rods, I'm telling you, man. I'm telling you. Got a little... Well, 10 o'clock my time and I get to read to my son here. Yes, yes. We are ending our show with the Bose's whistle from Newport, Rhode Island. Here we go. Thank you for another blockbuster of a show that will be on YouTube, by the way. Here we go. Thank you for joining our pirate ship of truth. Bye-bye. God bless. Bye-bye. God bless.


Hey, do you know Andy? Oh, you don't? We'll fix that. Today, Brittany introduces you to a tablet emulator named Andy. He's a cool dude, as far as tablet emulators go. This video is going to be for those of you who want to record your app games but don't have a tablet to play on. Today, I'm going to be talking about a program that Zesty Mike just recently showed me. It's called Andy. Yep, Andy. Andy the Android emulator. How cute. If you don't know what an emulator is, it basically means that it allows one computer system to behave as another. In Andy's case, he's a tablet emulator that allows you to have functionality of a tablet right at your desktop. This is especially handy for gamers who want to capture app game footage but don't necessarily have a tablet or want to play on their tablet or they don't have a screen capture device. It's also useful for people like Zesty Mike and myself who are dedicated warriors in our clan and we like the ease and access of the bigger screen to rate on. Clash of clans if you're curious. I know many other people have used a program called BlueStacks. I personally have not used it which is why today I'm sharing with you Andy. On the Andy website, there is a chart that compares Andy and BlueStacks side by side so that you can see all the features that both free softwares include. And Andy is looking pretty good. Downloading Andy is very simple. You go to andyroy.net, click on the download button at the top of the screen. This will prompt your download and from there you go through the very simple install. Many other emulators make you download other programs, change settings, and all kinds of crazy stuff. But once you install Andy, you're basically ready to go. You just need to sign into your Google account and start downloading apps. Upon opening Andy, you will see that it reacts just as an Android tablet would and now you are able to download apps and use it just as you would the handheld device. Here you can see that I am playing Clash of Clans just as easily as I would on my phone, except bigger. There's a lot of settings for you to customize to your liking and the best thing about Andy is that there's no memory. Because Andy has no technical memory, you can download as many apps as you'd like and you shouldn't in theory ever run out of space. I don't know how that works so don't hold me to downloading 500 million apps and being like, oh my God, it crashed. Another really cool feature about Andy is that you can use your cellular device as a controller so if you're playing any games that you gotta use a steering wheel or anything like that, you can sync your phone up to it and it works. If you guys are interested in more YouTube tips and tricks to help you out with your channel, then stay tuned right here on Freedom every Tuesday. Zesty Mike has his own show that he goes over all kinds of stuff with you that could really help you out if you're looking for some knowledge. But other than that, I hope that you guys are really enjoying my show. I'm trying to bring some facts but mostly fun here. So if you have any fun and cheap games that you'd like to see me cover, please leave it down in the comments below. It doesn't matter how old they are, a great game never goes out of style. Don't forget that. If you guys wanna see more of me, you can check me out on my channel, Brits Games. The link is in the description box below. Thank you guys for watching and I will see you next week, goodbye. Hey everyone, today I'm bringing you a brand new modern multiplayer survival series called Modded Earth. It's the most dangerous thing I've ever played.  Impulse is produced by the Freedom Network. Ever wanted to earn revenue from your videos? Freedom offers a great partnership program which includes access to hundreds of thousands of audio tracks, sponsorships with great partners and most importantly, a no lock-in contract. You can leave at any time for any reason. We accept everyone, both big and small. For more information, click here or visit the link in the video description.


Hello, Columbia. Welcome to our edition of Telling Our Story, Exploring the Parks. I am your host, Wanda Austin Herndon. Join us as we explore our parks. To Telling Our Story, Exploring the Parks. I'm your host, Wanda Austin Herndon, and today join us for a tour of Owens Field. My name is Scott Riley. I'm with the City of Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. I am an athletic specialist and I've been with the department since 1995, which is as long as the city has been a lessee of Owens Field Park, which is where we are today. The city leases the park from Richland County. It is actually a Richland County owned property and they gave it to the city to do all the things that the city has done with it since then. I am standing here today by our Miracle League Field, which is one of our most popular programs that we have, our Miracle League program, which is for children with special needs. They play baseball in this field. It is especially constructed for them. It has a rubberized surface and it's the only thing that we are allowed to use this field for is the Miracle League program. Other things that we have out here at Owens Field is our skate park. It has been here since 2010. It's all concrete skate park and it's also used by bikes as well. Across the way we have a pump track, which is our newest feature here at Owens Field. It's been there since 2020. It is for bikes and skateboards as well. We have multi-purpose fields, which are used for many different things. We have soccer programs out here. We have lacrosse programs out here. We come here because we like the skate park over there and he used to be on a balance bike, but now he's graduated to an actual bicycle and we like to watch the other people that are skateboarding. My kids, when they were a little skateboarded, so it's fun for me to watch other kids now because my kids are all grown up and of course we love all the slides and we just love everything about it out and we like the garden. We walk through the garden a lot. That's all that's what we do. We come to Vermont. We also have Little League Baseball fields out here that we use for our programs as well. We also have a Frisbee golf course here at Owens Field that runs through the entirety of the 55 acres. We have an orchard out here as well if you're into growing things. It is an actual working orchard. It does produce fruit on a yearly basis. That was put here a few years ago. We also have walking trails all throughout the facility that you can use. Some of those overlap the Frisbee golf course back through the woods. Another feature that we have that goes along with the Miracle League field is our all-inclusive playground. It is designed for children of all needs and abilities. Anyone can use this. It's here from the time the park opens to the time the park closes. Anybody can come use it. It was put here in 2017 with the Miracle League field. Very popular with families and children alike. Those are pretty much it's kind of a quick overview of the park itself and what we have here to offer you and we hope that you all come out and take advantage of it. Thank you for joining us today with telling our story exploring the park. Until next time, we'll see you then. As with all our parks, our mission here at the City of Columbia Parks and Recreation is to change lives through a culture of transformation of leadership, innovation and phenomenal customer service. Thank you for joining us today and please join us in the future for more episodes of telling our story exploring the park. And remember, we are Columbia.


Let's take a look at that sweet swing and not talking baseball swing, but the golf swing. One of your favorite hobbies? Yeah, definitely in the off-season. That was actually the only good swing of the day. That's why I posted it. I'm a pretty bad golfer, but I enjoy it a lot, that's for sure. What's better, hitting off the tee or your putting game? Honestly, my putting game. My drives go away left. Sometimes I'll chop them to the women's tee, honestly. So I got to work on it. I got my own clubs here coming up, so hopefully that can help my game a little bit. Next post. You're on Jimmy Kimmel. Was that kind of a cool moment for you, one of those, I made it type things? Yeah, it was cool. I was right after Luke Bryan, so I was kind of watching him talk on the screen, getting ready. A little nervous, but once I got out there and saw Jimmy, it was all good. It's a cool experience for sure. And Los Angeles. You guys meet a ton of people. Baker Mayfield. Pretty awesome. Yeah, great guy. He told me he was coming to the game. I asked if he wanted to be B-Tickets, and I'm a big football fan, so obviously he's a big Baker Mayfield fan, and hopefully he can turn the Browns around this year. We'll see. Then you got Lonzo Ball, one of the Ball brothers. That's right. He came last year. That was one of my first few weeks in the show. Met him. Thought it was pretty cool. His whole family came. And he had a pretty good rookie year, I would say, so I think the future is bright in Los Angeles, for sure. And of course, Bleed Dodger Blue, Mr. Tommy LaSorta, that's got to be awesome for you too. Obviously, he's there pretty often. Unreal guy to talk to. He loves the game of baseball. He loves Dodger baseball. Been around the game for 60-plus years, so getting the honor to talk to him more often than most people do. Obviously, being in LA, and it's really special to have him still around. You like to travel in style, so you got this nice Mercedes here, and another nice Mercedes in with Joey Gallo. That's right. You fan of the bigger cars or the smaller cars? I actually like the smaller cars. That's C&C motors right there. It's always kind of hooking me up whenever I'm in LA for a week or two. I don't expect cars like that, but they give me cars like that to drive like it's there for a random week at a time, and it's pretty cool. And it kind of goes with the whole Cody Love, Nick theme. Yeah, smooth. That's from Jock right there. It's cool getting that on the back of your jersey for players' weekend, and then these are some pretty cool cleats also. Yeah, that's kind of the Twitter thing, I guess, whenever I hit a home run. It's the bell and the bomb. Then also, too, when you made the All-Star team, pretty cool experience. Yeah, awesome. That whole year was pretty crazy for me, and we're trying to do it again. But that experience in the playing with getting to go to Miami with all those guys was pretty cool. One picture with your dad, and this was also from the All-Star game. How special a moment was that for you to be on the field and do what you did? That was cool. That was probably the coolest moment of the year, I say. I just have my dad out there getting back in baseball pants and a baseball jersey I think was cool for him, too. And he threw pretty good BP, and I think, you know, I was decent in the first round, and like I said, that was an overall. That was crazy. I'm glad I got to do it with him. And he looks really sweet when he played in the Hingstripes.  Definitely. I don't remember much of it, unfortunately. Actually being and watching the games, like I said, watching old video of him, old pictures of him is pretty cool.


Hello everybody, E here. Welcome back to another Retro Book Review.  This was originally written under the Lee Nichols name. Is it Lee or is it Lee? I never know. It's L-E-I-G-H. Let's just say Lee Nichols. But this one was originally 30,000 words longer. If you are a writer or you know manuscript format, that's usually about a hundred pages of finished material. And then he cut that much and then he went back and added another 5,000 to it. One of the things that I remember most vividly about this book is wanting it to be over. I cannot imagine that this already 416,17,18,19,420 page novel. I cannot imagine this being a 500 page novel.  Another couple things that I remember very vividly about this one is jazz. I also recall that in one of my other reviews, what was it? I think for the vision something like that. I mentioned how you can listen to jazz while reading Dean Coombs and it always seems to fit. Dean Coombs himself is a jazz fan, a big band era fan. So most of his stuff has jazz in some way shape or form. But it's not as well done as in something like a Haruki Murakami type of way where he's always talking about music whether it be old classic rock or jazz or blues or whatever it might be when he does it. With Dean Coombs it's more of an air pretension. It's like, hey, I know these fancy things and now you do too. Which brings me to another thing that I mentioned in my written review which I'll link down there in the doobly-doo. King, kinks, yeah kinks. Of course kinks. Why not? Coombs. Coombs goes on and on about food in this one. There's whole sections about dishes in that are named French. It's French cuisine and he's talking about these things. I think one of them is duck in prune sauce but it's written in French. So if you don't know French you have no idea what he's talking about. And this book way back in the way back was originally published in 1975. This version it was republished in 1995. 1995 is still before Google and all that stuff or you know the majority of the internet.  I could be completely wrong but that's about the time I remember first having AOL and so that even if it were to republish this in 1995 imagine not knowing French.  He never goes back and lets you know you know what these dishes are. Now if there are popular dishes that I don't know it's still ruined the read for me as a reader. Well that's not the only thing that ruined it for me. But it's just one of those things that I didn't know so I can't enjoy that aspect of the book. This one also occurs in Japan so that one kind of threw me because Dean Coons usually writes about America not only that but he also writes about Southern California normally the Newport Beach area that's usually where his books are located. Somewhere around there anyways it's usually Southern California with the book and bill of plants and all that nonsense. This one has a blonde love interest lead character. I remember that much. It doesn't have any dogs as far as Coons checklist is concerned. It has the typical psycho killer that is also handsome. It ticks off some other things as far as the Coons checklist is concerned. If you want to read my review I will link down there in the doobly-doo. Other than that I can't remember a damn thing about this book. The Lee Nichols name I remember really really enjoying when I was younger like Shadowfires, this one, The Key to the Midnight. I even remember vaguely vaguely liking The House of Thunder but I'm reading that one right now with Dee Lee and that one spoiler alert probably the worst Dean Coons book I've ever read. I can't believe that I was just telling her tonight I can't believe that the same person that wrote that book wrote Phantoms or Watchers or Lightning or The Bad Place or Darkfall or any number of his good books. But with The Key to the Midnight is another one of those that I don't remember anything about the actual plot. I know it happened to Japan. I know there's a lot of fluff. There's a lot of buildup and the Lee Nichols name seems like the type of a pin name where he tried to be a little more literary. He tried not to just have the punchy dialogue, the punchy narrative. He tried to be a little deeper than normal and it didn't really work too well because he's not that kind of writer. I don't think he does that very well. Whereas you know like a Stephen King can go off on a tangent about someone's family history or whatever and he makes it entertaining. With Dean Coons it just always feels like he's going through the motions. Like he's just trying to fill in a word count which is funny because he cut 30,000 words and then added another 5,000 words back to it. This era of Dean Coons is odd also because it's around the time that he started pumping out the rewrites. So you had all of his normal stuff coming out in hard cover. You had phantoms. You had midnight. You had all these things coming out on its own and then you had these odd paperback books also. You had The Mask which was in the Owen West book. You had let's see here the Fun House which oddly it was paperback only. Oddly enough about the Fun House is we'll talk about this more when we get there. That was actually a movie that he wrote. I think he wrote the screenplay for Under Another Name but I'll talk about that when we get to that review. The last time I tried to read The Fun House it was a DNF. It did not finish. And I don't know if me and Dealey are going to get back to it again this time or not or if we're just going to call it quits. Next up on our, well we're reading The House of Thunder right now but next up after that one is one of my all-time favorite Dean Coons books and that's phantoms. So you're getting at least one more negative review from me unless somehow there at the end the House of Thunder turns into an epic read which I highly highly doubt but I've been surprised before. So you're getting one more negative review before hopefully we get into the fun stuff again. But have you read The Key to Midnight if you have or you just want to talk trash or talk good stuff about Dean Coons down there in the comments below? Please do. But until next time, I have been Ian. You have been Ian. This has been another Dean Coons review. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye-bye!


All right, so let's create a shortcut. We're in a Mac system here and creating a shortcut allows you to have that file in multiple folders, but it's really the same file. It's just a shortcut link to that file. So the way you do it is to, so choose, right click on the file that you want. Yes, exactly. And then click on make alias. Oh, is that what I'm looking for? That's what alias means in Mac. Yeah, see, this is why I figure I might, I might know something about this because I use a Mac too. So now you can, you can move that file, you know, that alias to anywhere you want. Oh my God, I spent ages googling that. I couldn't get the answer. So now when that link is, or that file, I guess, is somewhere else, you double click on it, it'll bring up the original file instead of having a duplicate. That's right now. Yeah, test it out. Move it somewhere, you know? Move it somewhere. You might, where's my disk? Well, let's do it to documents. I was looking for my desktop. That's just here. Yeah, and then it should be, I guess the latest modified, there it is. There it is. Let me double click on it. Oh, there's no application set to open this. Okay, that one wasn't a good example because it's a Zara file. Let me try that again. Yes. Where was I? I'll just go. One drive, I think you're, oh, you were the other, oh yes, there we go. There we go. I'll do it to a PDF. Yes, there we go. Create, make alias, yeah. And I bet there's some kind of keyboard shortcut for this as well, if you want to, if you want to Google Mac, make alias shortcut. Yeah, and then we go here to my desktop and it should be there. And if I double click it. There it is. There it is. And if you double click on it, it should open. I'm double clicking away. This is a problem with the new one drive with the new Mac operating system. I won't get myself all flustered about it. Okay, so it just opens it up rather than. It's the original file. Yep. There it is. Perfect. Great. I just closed everything off.


Then we've got one skeptic here, who is Guru Madhavan. Innovation like love, liberty and sustainability means different things to different people. It's like water shaped by the edge of the container. Do we really need to define it? All that matters is it's necessary. Does he have a point there? Absolutely. Why define it? Just do it. There's all kinds of definition we can give it. And it is, I agree with the statement completely. It is very different to very different people. All that matters is it's necessary and if you want to innovate, you should just go ahead and do it.


Hello everyone, I'm Stefano, I'm from Chur in Italy, and I'm starting from a question for you, how many people are here in the room are ending every day with health care data? Ok. I pray also for you, because ending health care data nowadays is a mess, it's a completely mess. So, let's explain some issue we have with health data. The main is the lack of any standardization. So, without any standardization, it's quite impossible to compare the data between different formats and then combine data from different sources in a way that there is something good as a result. Because if we have different sources that make different data formats that are incompatible with each others, it's very difficult to have a very part to the final result for a statistical point of view. Then there is privacy and security concern. We are handling with health data, so health data is very sensitive and it's the most confidential data we have about people. And so there is also security problem. So, normally when we are managing with the health data, the first step is just to analyze all the possible data inside to avoid any match between the data and the patient related to that data. This is the first step and this is mandatory, because when we go on with statistics, we cannot have any information deeper on a specific patient, because this is in the European illegal because we have a lot of concern when we get data from different sources from the same patients. Then there is another point, this is also critical. There is a lack of quality of the data. The main reason is the device that acquiring the data that some way there are manufacturers and not all are very well certified. So we have a data that maybe sometimes it should be inconsistent. And also when we have a certified device that is OK for the certified body, then we have also the patient that maybe you have not the training to make the recording correctly. So the measurement or the data we provide from the patient is not in the correct image of the patient itself. So we have all these issues. All these issues then have the effect that we have, when we try to combine them, we have the problem that the statistical analysis we have at the end, if the input is useless or there is some strange things inside that we cannot discover, because we have not the way to discover how the data is correct or not, then maybe sometimes the statistic we get is completely useless, without any user. It's not useful, at most it's not accuracy, it's very few or less. To avoid this problem, there is a development of data standards and protocols in progress. And also the GDPR tried to also cover health data, not all aspects, but some of them. And the process we need to have with health data also have a need of investment for that infrastructure analysis tools, because we are growing and growing data about people and we have a lot of problems. For example, for the first step, the administration step is a step that it can make a lot of time, a computational time. So the investment in the data infrastructure is very important. So we return to the first point, the lack of standardization. We have a vast and complex universe of data formats inside the healthcare. So one of the challenges is in this universe that, like the real universe, it can explode. And the problem is the new formats entering the universe are mostly property. And this is a big problem when we are trying to handle it with the data. So there must be a way to try to define a guideline to create new formats. And the best way we suggest is to try to use open format. Open format, because normally when manufacturers of medical devices create a new device, it doesn't know, like we told before, there is no standardization. So when it starts, it just creates, OK, I have this data, OK, I put in a format that I invented, I created for my device specific. But the problem, we have a lot of device and a lot of data in different format. So in the past the best was, OK, we have different formats. We can create a converter to an open one and then make the comparison, the combining with an open format. But this converter is normally made by the same manufacturer of the device. So a lot of time this converter is also property. And so we have no access to the source code. So if there is some error implementation inside the converter, we don't know. So we just converted the open format, but we don't know by sure that what we get is exactly the same. We have as input, as original proprietary format. So this mismatch is also a real problem. We cannot solve that. So as I told before, the importance of open format, get the best for avoid all this problem. But when you create an open format, then you have to adhere to this open format. You have not to create proper extension to open format. Because if you want to create an extension, you have to discuss to the open community, and then try to change the open format. Not trying to put something proprietary in an open format without any description of this extension. Because at the end you get the same proprietary format at the beginning. And so they use the open format also, allow the collaboration, allow also the research in Elkar. So this is a list of some open format in Elkar. There are some, not all. The main one is EDF, the European Data Format, and BDF, biosemidata format that is used for medical time series. Which is mean, HEG, EEG, whatever in the timeline we have measurement, we can transform this data in this type of format. This is our open format. They are an open page with research mainly from the university that maintain the format, increase the version for each major version, and describe very well the format. Then we have the ISHNE. The ISHNE is the International Society for Alter and Non-Inversive Ethical Geography. It's a format that is dedicated for the ALT, HEG ALT. So it's another way, like EDF. EDF is more open to other data inside, so we can use the same to other medical time series different from ALT. ISHNE is dedicated to ALT. So it's created for this society just to, it's an old format. EDF is more recent like format than ISHNE, but it's very simple to use. Then we have the open format for biological sequences, so DNA, protein, whatever. So this is FASTI, FASTQ and SAM. This format has just the way you put the single character in a line to describe the sequence, but the sequence in each format is described in different way. And so there are different open format for these biological sequences because there are different interpretation of the data inside. Then we have the digital imaging for communication medicine that is used for medical images. So CT, RMI and other images like that. And the icon in different between other format to describe in this page are also the description of the protocol. The interconnection is also described in this format. So it's not only the description of the images, but also how that should be transmitted from one part to another one. So go to Python, because we are in our Python, so we have to talk about Python. Python is used for analytics. So with Python we can manipulate, analyze and have a complete data set and we can make comparison between data inside the Python. So what we can compare, the main one is patient information. Ok, you told before that you have no patient information because we have anonymized. Normally when you anonymize health care data, you maintain the age and the sex or something like that. Some information you have to maintain to make statistical data. So normally this information is used for statistical data so we can manipulate, analyze and compare. And so also when there is some pathologies, it's normally inserted in patient information. Then there is the result of blood analysis that is another test useful to detect some pathology and to make statistics. Then HEG, EGG, ecography, radiography that are images. So I suppose that you know the one in the left part of this slide. They are normal library to handle with statistical data. So we have no pi in ship pi, pandas and multiple plebe. They are standard ones. Then in health care data we also have another ones that combining with them, they make possible to reading, manipulate and using the multiple plebe for example to visualize the result. So we have biopyton, MNE python, pydycom, hdf-lib python, ishner-alter-lib python. From the name you can discover that the luxury libraries are dependent in each format they support. So pydycom is for dycom, hdf-lib python is for hdf and ishner-alter-lib is for ishner. Biopyton and pyton are more complex. They have a lot of formats inside. They are more specific. So we go inside. Biopyton is for biology and bioinformatics. So the formats we told before about biological sequences are manipulated, are accepted by the library called biopyton. So with this library we can make, describe and also create a protein structure, making population genetics and biological sequences and making annotation on them. So we have the input and output from this open format we told before. Biopyton also supports proprietary formats, some proprietary format, not all. And allow the possibility to export in open folder. So it works like a converter. So this one is an open converter for healthcare data in biology and bioinformatics. Also they have inside some machine learning. There is some classes inside biopyton that allow to have manipulation using machine learning. So this is an example with biopyton, including Sekio. You can parse a general bank file with inside a protein or whatever you want. And then you can cycle in the genome inside the file and create a single phase stay file as output. So this is a conversion written in four lines. Normally to make this with another software or with a proprietary software, it's like a mess. Biopyton is very simple to use and allow to handle with a lot of proprietary formats without any problem. Then we have an MNE python that is concentrated to magnetoencephalography, electronencephalography, sterencephalography, electrical technology near infrared sector stop, and other ones. And allows also difference between biopyton. It allows also the visualization and exploration of the files. So using matportlib and other libraries to visualize the result, it allows to handle and visualize immediately the result of what you want to get. It supports more format than biopyton and it has inside a lot of converter format from proprietary format to open formats. The problem is that it has also permissive reader. Permissive reader should be a problem in elker data because we go on in this point after but if we have a library that have permissive reader inside then if the original data has some deviation from the open format then the permissive reader doesn't attack that and allow, for example, proprietary extension to the open format. So, for example, if we pass not valid ADF file to MNE we can plot. So, yes, we can read this file but we have not the detection that maybe this file is not correctly in other ends with open format. So there is no warning, no error, no issue at all. For MNE it works like that. I can read and I have no idea if there is some error inside the data format, I don't care. I just want to get data from. This should be a problem because if we don't guarantee the open format then weather can make extension to the format. And the problem is that the manufacturers have the complete open format because without this we cannot have an open format right. So we have to have the strict reading of the open format. For example, the library we told before the ADF believe Python if the file is not complete it just not open. It just say, OK, this is not valid. And it check whatever in the open format is written, so it check all the definition and if it's correct then it's gone and open the file. This is the right way to do because other way we have the possibility to include some open format and also support that. That is not the best because to have the possibility to compare we have to avoid the support of property extensions. Then we have Python icon for medical image data set. We also support the protocol so we have storage transfer so the protocol implementation. With Python icon we can plot directly the image inside the icon. So if I pass the file from the icon my leg I can plot directly from inside the Python icon with few lines. This is very simple to use and also the icon server and client they are written using this library because it implements very well the protocol. So let's make an open format. We can try to make an open format from health care data just very simple to try to get something that anybody else can use. So for example we can use the blood pressure, the device that measurement the blood pressure. So we can create just a simple JSON file that is open and then try to make a constraint to avoid that people cannot create the property extension and not the stage without the community improvement. Why do we start with the blood pressure? Because with blood pressure there is not a right standard so we can make one in a very simple way. We can just create an array with daytime and all measurement we can take from the blood pressure. So the daytime and then the mode automatically manual dependent of if the device is automatically measurement of if it's manually measurement when someone press the button. So we can add also other information like the patient information and the intervals for the automatically blood pressure there is a possibility for the device to make automatic measurements during the day and during the night and normally these are dependent on time. So normally there is morning time and night time from this point we start with different interval. So we just make this interval as an argument as a possible field inside the JSON file. So this also can be customizable because this should be a setup for the device. And so also we can add the error man because there are also errors when the device can make the measurement. So the form must have to also support error. There are some format that doesn't support error because they only want to get patient data but the problem is if we cannot get the error from the device we cannot know if the device works correctly. So I get the patient data but the device doesn't work very well because it make a lot of error. I don't know that. So the format has also to store if the device make some error. And then we create a version of the format. So the format have to be versionable and also we can add some information from the device for example the firmware of the device something like this just to add more information to the format because more information we have inside the format more accuracy we have. And then, ok, we have the JSON file with all the data we show before, we get before all one after other and so we have a big JSON file with all measurement with the device information with the patient information with error information so we can create a schema to validate the JSON so there is a JSON schema format that allow the possibility to create a definition of the JSON so we can validate but we work with Python so we just make Python do that so there is a library that is called JSL that allow to create the JSON schema for you so you just describe how do you want the schema and also the JSON like and you can get the schema and then validate the JSON you create is valid. Why I create a JSON file because normally as I told before the blood pressure create a proprietary format that sometimes you get the information out the manufacturer create this binary and you can convert but so you need to convert to make conversion more easily because having this format sometimes is not the best to make conversion and then statistical analysis so after making schema and example of about this format then you have to create a library to support the format when you read the format you have to check the adherence to the schema like I told before you have to create a converter from another format to your format and then the last point but the main one you have to spread the open format that's all any question? Hi, nice talk do you know if these libraries can connect with fire files? Yes so if you can using this library without any problem it's a protocol so it's like a container inside this container you can use different format so you can use whatever of this library you want Hi, quick question you were talking about healthcare format especially open source one I was wondering if you had a look there are also open source kind of widespread in the industry especially for role management and mission that are in the concern Yes SS7 and FHTR are mainly for communication and also are containing our container for other formats so you can use to put proprietary format inside this container and then put the trial one so it's not the main of the purpose of the talk but yes open also this but our communication protocol more than data formats Any other question?


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