Hello, the first thing we saw was actually good application of technology. I will talk about where technology and Society usually tends to collide Basically increased productivity and connectivity Have have had huge impact they shifts or it shifts society currently Which are similar to the industrial revolution and what's going on today echoes basically what was going on back in the day It basically changes how people live together and to act and that's basically the very heart of politics politics from Greek polar city, which is basically everything related to off for or relating to citizens or how people interact so Like roughly 200 years ago. There's actually a big struggle which is to humanize technology technological progress and There is no really Tight definition of what a smart city actually is but what it boils down to in most cases is that you use machines to help run society and Leveraging data to inform public policy isn't exactly new. This for example is a map drawn by John Snow. Yes, actually the name He was a doctor in London and it's a map of the cholera outbreak of 1854 So he basically mapped where all the sick patients were and was able to track down a pump Which was the source of the infection. So that's basically using data for public policy for good This is the the front cover of the solcoge Torp report It basically tells the annihilating of 30,000 Jews in the Rochelle ghetto in 19 in May 1943 and it was possible in part to the complete census data the Nazis had So basically this report trumped it the the fulfilling of a public policy goal using data But not only data itself has been used even computation automation Has been used in the last hundred years for for politics or to shape how societies work and the Cold War actually Provides a well-documented case There was one side which had a revolution in 1917 and the Bolsheviks basically wanted to make a society where everyone would be equal and free which is sort of what's promised with smart cities today and like today like many Utopias today technology was at the very heart, but also Remind I want to remind you that equality doesn't mean equity equality is basically everyone having the same start But equity is actually about everyone having the same outcome, which also a thing that often gets confused But in the Soviet Union the technocrats basically looked at people as atoms and they believed that Marx had discovered the scientific laws of society So engineering became a guiding principle on how to reach this new utopia and technology became central Basically electricity became the ICT of the day and it was of the heart of the Golera plant the first five-year plan by Lenin As it said, can you can read down here? It says communism. Sorry Communism equals Soviet power plus electrification of the whole country People were supposed to be or to supposed to become scientific beings They were to understand and control the machines rather than being enslaved by them and as Trotsky put it man will become Immeasurably stronger wiser and subtler his body will become more harmonized his movements more rhythmic his voice more musical All forms of life will become dramatically dramatic The average human type will rise to the heights of an Aristotle a Goethe or a Marx And above this rich new peaks will rise So the power to shape this new society where with those who could master technology They were called the bourgeois specialists of the time because they were a leftover of the revolution They of course thought of society as a machine-like thing and of course they have read more engineers and This actually became so dominant as the Anatoliy Vasiliev-Nachovsky who was the first People's Commissioner of Education actually said to Stalin It is as if discovering it is possible to live with four fingers. They have decided to cut off the extra finger So in 1937 there was a purge by Stalin mainly targeted the old Bolsheviks Also, the special engineers were replaced by young party cadets Among them Leonid Brezhnev and Nikita Khrushchev and their narrow education as pointed out by Luan Kholzky before They made them not question Stalin There was a new society the new society would be planned like a piece of engineering because that's what we're the train to do And it's actually stems from experience in World War two where efficient factory planning saved Russia from from the Nazis So now there were to be technical solutions for everything the Gauss Plan Was a bureau to decide and control everything from Moscow information was collected a great plan device information spread out You can think of it as a giant map reduce on a whole society They were they were using plan indicators and they plan for everything They plan for a number of toothbrushes to be needed that plan for a number of coffins to be needed They even plant a number of arrests to be made by the secret police What started as rational planning actually yield absurd behavior? For example, one plan indicator was the tonnage of freight transported per kilometer and that resulted in trains full packed with lumber and wood just going around in circles because that was the indicator for success So in 1953 Stalin died and Krushchev came to power and he realized that route will actually at the Complex he would actually at the root of the problem and he also realized that Stalin's brutal terror Holds society together and not scientific planning So he attacked the bureaucracy openly and now prices were introduced and that means centralized prices for over two 15 million items 25 million items So and also they shifted power away from Gauss Plan the central planning energy and added more regional planning but this basically just added more complexity and As this didn't turn out well, they turned to the new science of new so-called science of rational control or Cybernetics cybernetics from the Greek Kuber now to steer drive governor direct Now computers were to be used to focus scientific and technological brokers Later Brezhnev was replaced by Krushchev But Brezhnev still believed in the promised land now consumer reports were introduced and While the standard of living on average was rising until 1975 it then plummet and yielded the so-called years of stagnation so the Soviet leadership gave up all attempts Attempting to reform the plan and the economy basically turned it to a strange pile of rituals So the other side was shocked by Sputnik in 1915 Sputnik one brought broadcasted a signal of scientific progress which was Not expected by the Americans But what was basically a metal sphere could also be a nuclear warhead and you have to remember that just 12 years ago The deadly or a never-fading kisses of you know, like a M boxcar, which is on Nagasaki now Rishima We have just 12 years ago. Does anyone know what that is? That is a shadow of a person who was standing near the site in Hiroshima where the bomb got dropped and it's shadow Got burned into the wall so you can't remember what a hellhole that must have been and of course the Americans knew that and so they were afraid of the Russians and So the US strategist also believed that Uncertainty led to chaos and chaos would to war eventually So they turned to mathematics because mathematics sounded rational and reasonable and would hope to cope instability So the rank operation was set up the rank operation was staffed by young scientists and financed by the US Air Force They use mathematical models and computers again to calculate and predict the world They turned to game theory to because it offered guidance and uncertain environments Everyone was supposed to be a rational player with some information on what the capitability of the other side was So it was the job of the strategist to keep the equilibrium to keep the balance and The most rational move in this environment is to ensure your own survival and not shoot first So Albert James Wallstetter devised the system of missile silos Submarines and 24-7 bomber fleets in the air to ensure the capability to strike in case the Soviets would strike It was called the delicate balance of terror This strategy was refined further than the John F. Kennedy and Robert McNamara who became Defense Minister Robert McNamara has run the Ford Company before and used rational planning to reap our profits there But then there was the missile gap And it turns out that while the Americans were afraid as the Russian has lots of missiles as you can see on the different graphs The Russians actually ordered Soviet actually just had four of the six hundred projected and since their locations were known and the locations of military installations were known a new doctrine became the one of selective strikes So Herman Khan actually argued for control nuclear war So cities became pawns in this global game of chess and civil defense was taken seriously That's where a lot of the duck and cover videos come from you may know from that era So then was the Cuban missile crisis and was the ideal testing ground for all these new theories but then when faced with an actual crisis the strategist couldn't advise John F. Kennedy and so what he did on October the 22nd was to To promise a full retaliatory response upon the Soviet Union in case those missiles are launched Selfie and exchanges solve this crisis and not mathematical reason So in this whole process The Cold War becoming became an engineering problem the product the idea of a political conflict faded away You were to supposed to keep the balance between power and sister and that also Faded away the very idea that this conflict could be solved with political means It also became more absurd in Vietnam where systems analysis in game theory was used extensively In Vietnam there even were flow charts and how soldiers should proceed on enemy bullet enemy villages And all it was big was so severe that it culminated in what's called the McNamara fell see these days Which is relying only on quantitative observations without taking others into account And if you want a recurrent example look at the strong drone strikes, but after by the United States Michael Hayden actually said they kill people based on metadata if you fit a pattern no matter why and then you're basically fair game and The patterns they used as it came out They they trained them on for couriers of for so-called terrorists not the actual terrorists themselves And it's if like you say you take a poodle or you take an image of five poodles Train a computer on it and then require him to identify all dogs And then you bring a parrot a hamster to fishes and then you decide they're all secret poodles To use an inappropriate color scheme in this game White people win brown people die So machines basically a hard-coded racism and this basically reflects Power and privilege on a global scale and it's made possible by running by letting machines running large parts of it So what the rationalist usually offer is a controllable world, but what they actually create is a fiction Then it's actually called the aortic disease from Greek Ayatris healer These are usually pains or sufferings inflicted by attempting to heal or fix something One popular example is Adam Adam Ada Lovelace. You may know Well, you know her as one of the first computer programmers. She actually had an opiate habit I really really bad one, but she managed to kick the habit, but but then was bled to death by her doctors So most people think that there was a simple enough system to be controlled by the methods of engineering and science But look at how the crumbling Soviet Union Actually yielded all the complexity in the chaos the USA feared in the beginning So rolling out technology on large scale and letting it interfere with politics on large scale Tends to freeze the world and power and therefore tends to privilege those who already have all the privileges So but free open source software has ways or can offer a way to cope with it And I'm actually taking some of my background in disaster response and so there are things to learn and just to Remind you the freely problem source principles are basically you can run the program as you wish You can study the program how it works and change it You can redistribute copies and you can distribute copies of your modified versions So if you think it the first two actually Your first two actually are about access You should have access to a very fabric your life runs on and the other two are about participation You should be able in participating in how your life is governed So they're both are about actually about enabling change and to do good things with computers There's actually more than just creating a repository and declaring coders law So along the same lines I offer four similar principles. The first one is Do whatever you do do it with a purpose Think about what you're building and why you're building it Has it already been done? is Is what you're making actually likely to creating good contributions also put some thoughts on it is What you're actually seeing as a problem actually a problem and also look at who has left out of your solution like what about Accessibility what about people with impairment people can be blind people can have missing links Then also think about what is your minimum baseline in terms of technology? Do I need a constant network connection? That's one of the reasons why Bitcoin failed in Africa and also think about nefarious users and on that Oh, yes, we should talk about data Mitigate risk for of data early on data is basically a toxic waste and like every poison it can help in small doses But usually kills a large quantities Try to collect as little as possible and try to anonymize as early think about what happens if all your data gets Don't end all leaked who is at risk What are the other data sets out there which the information you're collecting? Could be correlated with and also if you absolutely have to collect data from people and can rely on non-personal open data Ensure and form consent and then form consent means consent is freely given Inform so people know what they're giving up and why unambiguous and specific So just saying I'm collecting this data and certain laws may apply is not enough Also think about data ownership like who owns the data So then further on talk to your users and don't talk about them There are processes like co-design to engage the community you're working with or you're trying to help with early on collect feedback from your users, but avoid tracking them as possible and Finally be an adult Know when your project is done and Communicate when that is reached Document what you do document why you do what you do the scope of what you're doing what explicitly is not in scope And yes, please use open source software Because then you actually can be accountable to everyone who's using a software and since we're engineers we are used to a world where Problems have answers or problems have solutions There is something called wicked problems and especially if you deal with people Wicked problems are bound to arise So how to recognize a wicked problem? It's there are some warning signs like if you can't describe the problem definitely and there seems to be no stopping condition It's like How do you know that you have a good social system? There isn't any hard metric for it Then if your solutions can't be true or false but only good or bad or even you only have to can choose between two worse options if Your problem can be seen as an indicator of another problem or if you have just one attempt at trying your solutions then step back Take a deep breath because it's a really serious problem. You're tackling so and after all it's okay to abandon an idea so yes Dream about the smart city dream about what a better world looks like and Do it in terms of technology if you wish dream but talk about how life for most people will be and Tell me tell me how people can share or not share what they want and tell me how people can contribute what they can and Tell me how people can get the safety and protection they need to prosper as they should So yes use your machines to make the world a better place and please take care of your fellow humans Thank you. Are there any questions for you about the smart city? If not, I have one. Okay. Are you you outlined some principles earlier on right? Yes about project design and responsibility Are you personally in a position to? Play any role in influencing this? Yes, every actually everyone is Depending on where you are You're either in the technical position by making certain technical choices about what you use Then maybe you have access to people who run those things Maybe people who run those projects come to you for advice. That's why also I lined out a few hints on where to get further information So yes, there are different levels of access, but basically everyone can contribute


Hey there friends, thanks for checking in today. We're looking at a new release from standard manufacturing called the jackhammer The jackhammer is definitely different. It's innovative. This is not to be shouldered It's to be fired with two hands like you would any other pistol but the overall length on this is 16 and a half inches it has a 5.38 inch barrel. It's a air-cooled blowback operating mag-fed firearm chambered in 22 long rifle. It's very unique very different. It has some cool features here. So let's get into it We'll take a look at the grip here Okay, as I mentioned if fire it just like this it does have a top charger All right, and then here we have the magazine That is 10 rounds of 22 long rifle it gives the look of a Tommy gun in many ways and It also comes with this first states that will accept higher capacity magazines, but the overall impressions when I when I sighted this in I have a hex dragonfly on here I sighted it in it worked great. I was able to get that sighted in with the help of Riders range. It was over there We got it sighted in and I took it to my range and it shot very well one of the things I did because this is a Threaded barrel. Okay, nice thread cap on there We'll take a look at the business end five and three eighths inches I think I mentioned that but I shot it suppressed. I thought it was great But it gets dirty the firearms get very dirty because those gases get caught up in To the suppressor and make the way back into the action and it gets dirty And that's a bit of a hang-up with any firearm, but I did experience that with this this runs best clean but one of the things I like is that it is a top charger and To hold the bolt back You simply lock it in like that and then the magazine which is Kind of unique because it has this cutout here and a cutout there and you slide it in You lock it into place like that And then you chamber around All right. It is very accurate Especially once you put a red dot on there. It's very accurate with that longer barrel and it's actually pretty light Polymer throughout here and aircraft grade aluminum with the receiver It is an unloaded firearm Okay, the bolt will not lock back with the last shot and it has the safety right there We'll just push it down and a very wide trigger So when you fire this thing here, we are unloaded It has a little bit of a squish there and then a nice hard strike on the rim Take a look at it there. It does have m-lock slots and key-mode slots for any Accessories you want to put on there. All right, I'll bring it down here This thing's big kind of hard to keep into the the frame of the camera But it's a neat-looking firearm called the jackhammer chambered in 22 long rifle the MSRP on this is 625 and Once again, it comes with this big sucker very easy to load It's not hard at all and you throw it in there the same way you would with a Regular 10 round magazine you release that and it just comes right out and then this would go in the exact same way Get it in there Lock it into place just like that the trigger and once again, we are unloaded the trigger a little bit of a take-up there and a nice hard strike this bag here I shot it was Very dirty. I was able to get through all Of the rounds. I will say it that way and it was fine a couple times. I had to spit out another round Okay, heavy side there top charger, but I had to spit out around and Overall, I was pretty pleased with it now. This is Designed for plinking. It's designed for precision shooting and it's kind of weird when you when you hold a handgun like this with this size and That doesn't that look if you just saw this part you'd say that that looks like a Tommy gun But it's not it's the jackhammer not much to disassemble You just lock that bolt back and clean everything from what you see and if you could run a board brush down there and There's some patches with some patch tools and everything roll that through there get that nice and clean clean the Breach the feed ramp right there. You'll be all set and good to go But it's it's lightweight. It's easy to shoot and it is very accurate. I will tell you it is very Accurate standard manufacturing makes some of the most innovative firearms that you've ever seen the rail up top It's nice. It does not come with sight So you pretty much have to put a red dot on there. We'll take a look at the grip.  I've had it forever, but nonetheless the jackhammer interesting firearm Innovative different if you're looking for something different you may like this it's pretty cool And may I say once again that's certainly a nice touch And you put an optic on there and you can have a great time at the range If you like videos like this, please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


Whoo, sorry I had to take a break cuz today started off real slow wasn't nothing going on We heard about some potential stuff here and there, but it got crazy real fast. Anyway, um the Panthers Who had been a little part of that craziness? They were said to be one of the teams that were interested in the Sean Watson and they tried but they didn't work out They signed punter Johnny Hecker. They signed DJ more to a new big deal But something they also did was sign formal Ravens Center slash guard Bradley Bozeman and they signed him to a one-year deal. I haven't seen the terms of it yet I just keep hearing one year deal. I just haven't seen the money that came with it yet Maybe by the time you see this video the terms will have come out But this is a move Bradley Bozeman cool people He did a he did a good job as a sinner now With it being a one-year deal though that surprised me big time because I was for sure I was for sure that Bradley Bozeman was not gonna be with the Ravens anymore But I was for sure that he was gonna sign a big money deal He was gonna get some significant center money and again, I'm not sure what the deal was yet But the terms of it, that's what caught me by surprise Because a one-year deal even if it's for a good amount of money a one-year deal says that hey We don't fully trust you yet And that's not necessarily a bad thing But this gives Bradley Bozeman an opportunity to show the Panthers like hey, I can play center and I can do it in your scheme I got you trust me But I think the reason why they gave him a one-year deal is because He's been playing center in the NFL for one year. Obviously. He knows how to do it He can play the position But he's only been doing it at this level for one year the previous three years. He was a guard Now Again with that too He played center in college. He came to the Ravens. They change him to a guard But that does show that the Ravens they really wanted to get him on the field because they felt like he was one of their best five linemen So that's a plus. Oh, but I think again the only reason I think they signed him to a one-year deals because They really want to be shown that he can play center at a high level for them and their scheme their system On their squad. So we'll see what happens with that But again, good move Panthers fans are gonna love Bradley Bozeman You're gonna love when you hear him speak Good people good in the community and stuff shout out to him and his wife Bradley and Nikki Bozeman They were super always super interactive with Ravens fans and that's not a requirement by the players at all They don't have to be super inactive with the fans. They could just go do their job and keep it at that But they did go out of their way to show love to the fans and stuff. So that was always cool. So Congrats to the Panthers on Getting Bradley Bozeman for the other stuff. It's not a congrats on that But hey at least the other NFC South opponents, they didn't get them, right?


This check that I have in my hand represents the receipts from three record sales in your pilot program loan asset sales, the loans that were sold to part of the Department of Education's program of college, housing and academic facilities, the loan programs there and the proceeds of the sale of assets loan of the Department of Agriculture Farmers Home Administration. It is with a great deal of pleasure that on behalf of the Department of Education and the Department of Agriculture, I present to you this check for $3 billion, $410 million. Are you having made my day? Why don't I make Jim Miller's day? Thank you Secretary Langen. Jim you have it now so that ought to reduce this fiscal year's deficit by over $3 billion and welcome Professor Leno's and the members of the Privatization Commission. These loan assets sales were very successful as you can see and they sold easily and on very favorable terms because of a great deal of hard work on the part of officials at the Department of Education and Agriculture and by people like Joe Wright at OMB. The loan sales proceeds of approximately $3.41 billion constitute a significant step toward reducing the federal government's deficit as I've said and even more can be done to privatize federal loans. Presently the federal government is the nation's largest lender with $252 billion in direct loans, $450 billion in loan guarantees and $453 billion in government sponsored loans. We'll be taking a close look at these assets to determine which loans can be better handled by the private sector but while I'll agree that the deficit must be cut there's a new roadblock to the promising approach of asset sales as part of the Graham-Rudman Hollings fix in the debt ceiling extension. Congress prohibited counting the proceeds of asset sales toward reducing the deficit. This reflects the choice of some in Congress to achieve deficit reductions through higher taxes or lower national defense. Others agree with our position to reduce the deficits through cuts in wasteful domestic spending and through privatization measures such as the one that we announce here today. Any congressional restriction on deficit reduction which would increase the tax burden on every taxpayer is wrong. The difference in perspective here is useful. There are those who believe in less government and low taxation and there are those who believe in big government and high taxation and that's a choice I've always felt we could confidently leave to the American people. They've made their feelings known in the past and I think they will do so again. So we're going to carry on and you I think are contributing nobly to this task that we have of getting the government back into the business of government and getting it out of the hair of private business in this country. So I'm going to bless you all and thank you for what you did. More important than what I'm doing. Mr. President, it sounds like your Judge Forte nomination is in trouble. Well I'm very optimistic. I think the common sense will prevail and they will realize he's the best choice in the market today for that post. Senator Cranston says that he's left already. He's counted the books. Well, Senator Cranston's been wrong before. Well, the paper is off the book's operation which has done this town and the country. Good luck. Off the book, Casey's operation. I think that there's an awful lot of fiction about a man who was unable to communicate at all and is now being quoted as if he was doing nothing but talk his head off. Well, did you sign the directive that led to a massacre in Beirut? No. And I have a copy of the measure that I signed. Can we see it? It was you. It was nothing but that we were all approving a plan requested of us by the government of Beirut of Lebanon, to help them encounter terrorism. Never would I sign anything that would authorize an assassination. I never have and I never will and I didn't. Did he carry out any actions without your knowledge, Mr. President? I can only keep and get better. Did he carry out any covert actions without your knowledge, Mr. Casey? Not that I know of. Don't you think you should have known it seems to me that he did a lot of things you didn't know about? No, I think I did know and there are a lot of things he's being charged with right now. I was going to say credited with but you couldn't describe him as charged with and I don't think any of him is on a basis in fact. Do you support Iran? No, I don't. Thank you. How about that? That's some.


what's up guys we're back with another epic 2003 10 opening we're opening up this 2003 buster blader 10 for luna c so this is gonna be pretty awesome this is a sweet yugi 10 so you just gotta love it buster blader yugi hopefully we can get at least like a decent promo i mean the front at least looks good that's what we're open for we're also doing the giveaway the giveaway for this video i'll be giving away these three cards we have a psv mirror wall magical hats and then an l.o.d hingokage suji so all you gotta do is like the video be subscribed and let me know your favorite 10 from 2003 also speaking of tens i'll be opening up all six 2005 tens that includes the dart magician girl 10 when we hit 60 000 subscribers we're getting pretty close to over 58 000 now so go ahead and subscribe if you're not a lot of you guys are watching but not subscribe so go ahead and subscribe so we can get to that and let's go ahead and open this up for luna hopefully we can get something epic all right buster blader here we go and maybe we can put last time we opened up some pretty good stuff we got two foils out of the last 10 which is super lucky to be honest usually you only get zero you get one you know something like that and then not only that we didn't just get super rare as we also got an ultra so here we go check that one out if you didn't see it let's see we can get oh the back looks better than last time that's for sure it's not perfect let's uh go ahead and put this tin back together all right the back of this buster blader is definitely not perfect i mean there's scuffing on there but one of the better ones from 2003 i've seen like what we call a light play because it does have some pretty severe scuffing right there but honestly the card looks pretty good on the back the front the secret rare looks incredible i mean that's awesome centering is not too good but who cares but it's when it's not like mint condition the centering who cares about it it's only matters if you're going for a ps8 10 pretty much or maybe even a nine but that is pretty awesome we got ourselves a buster blader secret rare that looks really good okay so we got a nice promo now we have five awesome packs to open hopefully we can pull something awesome for luna um i meant to put those backwards we did the wrong way but here we go we're always starting live with the nightmare we can't start with lb it just doesn't feel right labyrinth of nightmare last time i think we pulled out of i'm trying to think we pulled two foils one was from lb and one was from this is super rare i can't remember what the super rare was here we go let's pull something good maybe we can pull a magic cylinder we've got a grantee gilder cure mermaid boy you drag mord you gotta pay for that very much and mask of dispel right off the bat we have a super rare mask of dispel that is what i'm talking about you already have a super rare card let's check the centering the centering on it is not the worst but it's definitely not great yeah so it's close so maybe you could grade it um you definitely if you can get a ps8 10 on older even unlimited cards i would say you should grade them the problem is you have to wait a very long time at this point so you have to weigh that if you want to potentially increase the value the best for the value is grading but you do have to wait a long time especially if you send in a lower value card you don't want to send it at a high service level it's too expensive and so you gotta wait a long time so that's just kind of the trade off but a pretty nice pull to start next we have a pharaoh servant pack i don't even know if you can pull jimzo because from a tin i don't know i still don't know if you can pull hobby secrets out of tins or not but if you can that would be crazy all right here we go pharaoh servant we have overdrive solemn wishes wing weaver armor glass here we go oh a chain destruction ultra rare okay not the best ultra rare but an ultra rare like two for two right now this is nuts two for two on a tin already said wow last time we got a super an ultra we already have a super an ultra this time so this is a good start to these uh these tins we've opened rena mercy tensor magic crusher twin head fire dragon an invitation to a dark sleep wow that's pretty awesome we have two foils and two packs three more packs we have magic ruler and yes 2003 it is going to say spell on the inside and mrl that's just how it works with 2003 magic ruler packs it is not an error happens in all the tin packs here we go metal fish we've got eternal rest Darth Maul no shit whore of light sonic bird and can we pull another foil oh we broke the street flying comic curious so no foil this time but that would have been pretty crazy if we'd start it off three for three but that's okay it's just magic ruler not that exciting no i'm just getting magical it's pretty good but definitely would prefer mrd would prefer lob over magic ruler personally i don't know about you guys but you guys can let me know do you guys prefer lob mrd or or mrl which one do you guys prefer okay metal raiders we have a fat pack yes the body shaming has continued it's so bad it's a tragedy i can't believe i'm done it's such a terrible thing let's see if we can pull some good oh my goodness that is a really strange pack we have ancient brain just look at that guy i never even noticed he had a beard i don't know how i didn't notice that yeah i i totally thought that was it okay i don't know what i was looking at tongyo the swamp battle guard that sinnering is absolutely terrible tremendous fire so like what it like tell me what is going on here like why are they in a fire i don't get it and who are these people they got long hair they got like they're just dancing around it's really creepy and a witch's apprentice just a rare pumpkin the king of ghosts we could still get the pecanium off the legendary pecanium off here we go guilty of the delight your lizard okay we did get a pumpkin that's pretty nice so four packs down we have one pack remaining one more chance to pull another foil so far we've already pulled two foils so it's gone pretty well and the promo was actually not destroyed so that's nice blue eyes white dragon lob not a fat pack this one's been slimming down get on a diet here we go blue eyes white dragon can we pull it bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum all right tie on and shedding mermaid here we go i can hear the theme music and hear it wait wait that's because i was just singing i'm just kidding man eater here we go cue the music bum bum bum bum bum bum left leg of the forbidden one we are two for two on exodia pieces we've opened two lv packs from these tens and we pulled two exodia limbs left leg of the forbidden one and naturally it's way off-center but that is awesome three foils and one tin wow we got a fire grass dark world thorns red medicine and karama so yes the theme music made it happen we caught in the music and the music created a foil pole so let's see what we got here so for lunacy lunacy pulled three foils and five packs insanity mask of dispel we got a chain destruction and a left leg of the forbidden one and of course the promo pretty amazing 10 to be honest i mean just really good polls for what you should expect from its end usually in these tens if you guys saw have seen my video where i opened up all the 2003 tens you can check that out the foils were i mean we just had no luck with foils so it's just so tough to pull them pulling three and one tin is super good too is already really good so pulling three is awesome so i'm really happy for luna that she did well here also i'm probably gonna be streaming duelist of the roses soon possibly on youtube probably on twitch i'm not sure so if you haven't followed me on twitch check me out on twitch follow me there we're gonna be streaming that it's gonna be pretty awesome i've never played that game but a lot of you guys on twitter were telling me i should do it so if you're not following me on twitter and you want to get some input on what i should do on twitch we show on youtube make sure you go follow me there ruckson 34 is my name on both of those platforms and that's it for this video hope you guys enjoyed it if you did make sure to subscribe and i'll see you guys later peace


Welcome to JSA TV and JSA podcast, the newsroom for telecom and data center professionals. I'm Lauren Oland in sunny Miami, Florida for Metro Connect USA 2022. Joining me today is Mark Adams. He is the Chief Development Officer for 3RED8. Welcome to JSA TV, Mark. Thanks, Laura. It's great to be here. For our viewers, could you tell us about 3RED8 and the meaning behind the name 3RED8? I get asked that question a lot, but 3RED8 is a new national fiber optic network. Actually, we're digging a network from coast to coast and border to border. So ultimately when it's built, we'll be going from North Carolina to Los Angeles and from North Dakota down to the Gulf of Mexico. So very, very large new fiber optic network that we're building. And the name 3RED8, it actually refers to the holy grail of network design. When you want to build a network, it should be a triple redundant figure eight network. And that's eventually where we want to get to. Ah, very catchy. Well, thank you for sharing that, Mark. We appreciate it. I want to dig a little deeper about the network itself. So America really hasn't had an open access full fiber network in over 30 years. And that's caused some gaps that you've noticed. So what are you doing to fill those gaps and then have an impact on the industry? That's right. So the US hasn't had a network on this scale since really the early 90s constructed. And what it means is the demand hasn't gone away for this amount of fiber, right? So we saw a presentation today. There's in about eight years, they're talking about half a billion connected devices. That needs so much fiber and there just isn't that amount of fiber available today. So we plan to obviously fill that gap, but also we plan to support and enable communities along our routes because there's still it's a digital divide in the US I believe it or not. I mean, kids still don't have like the right amount of internet access to do online home home study and things like that. COVID's really exposed that. So we're super focused about enabling new ISPs and other people who want to build last and middle mile networks off our core network to hopefully close some of that gap. Wonderful. Well, tell us about some of the news coming out of three red eight and what we can expect to see even throughout 2022 and beyond. Yeah, so very exciting. So our phase one construction is starting very soon. So our phase one goes from Ashburn in Virginia down to Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. It's a very popular route. We will start digging that in the next six to eight weeks. So very, very exciting and expected ready for service is the end of next year. So it's going to be a very fast build. A lot of construction going on will be very busy but hopefully the schedule sticks. Okay, we'll be watching for sure. Let me ask you about Metro Connect. Is this your first time here? It is. Yeah, fantastic. Really, really having a great, great show. Yeah. A lot of meeting of the minds, talking about industry trends. So is there one trend in particular that you're keeping your eye on? Well, look, obviously, you know, digital infrastructure is having its moment. I mean, COVID has really shown that. So obviously what we're doing is 100% validated and also things like the edge as well. Like people are trying to figure out or finally figuring out what that means. I think this year will be all about defining that. Maybe next year they'll start to make money from it but definitely the edge, very exciting stuff. Excellent. So where can our viewers keep up-to-date, follow along with your expansion news, with 3.8 and everything else that you have going on? Yeah, glad you asked. I think our website's getting refreshed overnight. So 3.8.com, brand new experience there from tomorrow. So looking forward to that. Go check that out. Well, thank you so much, Mark, for joining us. Thank you. Cheers. And thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV and JSA Podcast. Happy networking.


Hey everyone, welcome back to figure fantasy so Merry Christmas everyone advanced Merry Christmas And I bet in your part of the world. It's Christmas Eve right now And have you ever wondered if there are some Easter eggs in figure fantasy? I just found out about this I think yesterday or two days ago that there are some clues embedded in The content that they are giving out so without further ado I'm going to be sharing with you guys what I found out so with Sorry about that so with The cage flower the story part there was already a clue on What skin that would drop so I'm just gonna show it to you guys and guess What it showed so this was released a couple of days earlier and As you can see here, it's the skin of Midori So they're ready teased it. It's part of the Easter eggs that they drop and There are actually other clues That they drop aside from this one this ready, you know drop today. So I'm just gonna skip this and Gonna give you another glimpse of the future guys, so let's go to this one So as for this part as you can see here, we can see a new character in the story for Xanthacane and Not this guy not the he looks like a a pill that you need to swallow But that this guy so a part of the story is the introduction of Norris as well So Norris is this girl So as you, you know, if you guys can remember I already made a Series on future figures so Norris is one of them that will be dropping So let's do you know, let's let's take a look at Norris first and What Norris what Norris can bring to us once she drops so Norris is a militarist, so it's definitely she's going to be ranged She belongs to night nine So she's gonna be much rarer than the others probably after the current one We're gonna be getting her so For nurse, let's let's take a look at her skills. So for her attack The normal increase normal attack damage by 25% also here. This is actually for level 2 and 3 So they call her Loris here a wrong spelling by the way, sorry So for her ultimate if you if you notice that Let me just read this Attack and mark attack and mark the rearmost enemy in the same horizontal row as the target So furthest will be marked mark last until he dies if the mark target dies Loris energy will be fully restored immediately. So As soon as that person or sir as that figure dies She can really pull off her ultimate again So level up effect increase damage dealt by 15% with the mark Enemy dies the mysterious part that Laura activates next increases by 30% Increase damage dealt by 10% then it's the same just the percentage increases This is her passive skill. It has a 30% chance of being activated during a normal attack And when it attacks a target, it would bounce off the enemy behind it So it has more of a Scatter effect or an AoE effect once he hits one target then the others behind it gets gets attacked Each time you bounce a damage it is increased by 30% and you can bounce up to two times the probability The it's affected the probability is affected by each hit. Okay So there are also some considerations at level 2 and 3. So she stuns and Okay, and exclusive it the usual these these are the usual ones increase damage dealt by 15% when there are no enemies around and increase own attack by 5 and Damage dealt by 25% so that is Loris guys So I already teased this to you. This is what she looks like If you remember and this is the skin that she has so that is More or less what we are expecting in the future. So a new probably our next What they call this probably our next figure take note guys. This is just speculation this is actually my opinion based on you know the Easter eggs that I found in the game and Let's take a look at her again. So that is Loris There is another one that I found guys aside from Loris. I was able to find another Easter egg Which is this girl? Do any of you know who that is I? Bet you don't know that is actually Rai so Rai training angel that is her new skin. So we're expecting another skin together with With Norris. There is a big possibility that they're going to be in one of the updates in the future Probably next week Or the week after that but again guys these are just speculations based on the Easter eggs that we found but based on Midori skin that was also seen here There's actually a good chance that those two are actually dropping in the game soon Okay, so that is it guys for the next figure in the next skin that we will be having for figure fantasy So, please do comment down below on this information. What do you think of? Those predictions that I have do you think they're rubbish? Do you think they are accurate and Also guys again have a merry Christmas Please do stay safe and also guys don't forget to subscribe to my channel if you don't want to miss future videos from my channel and Also guys don't forget to click that bell icon. Thank you very much.  This is the warden and I'm out of here


Hello and welcome to the week ahead video with me David Madden today's date. It's Friday the 4th of January 2019 the time has just gone 1135 gnt and I'm looking ahead to next week, which is Monday the 7th of 7th of January on to Friday the 11th of January and bearing in mind today's video has been recorded just after half past 11 gnt So we haven't actually seen the the release of the US non-farm perils figure So any of the any the commentary or any of the charts I do look at obviously won't have the impact of the US non-farm payrolls in them So taking a very brief look at the week and it's just gone It's been a very volatile week for global equity markets at the start of the week We saw a lot of negative news raised to China the manufacturing figures out of China were poor and also we had that revenue warning from Apple Which was once again was related to slowing sales in China, but in the past 24 hours sentiment has turned around Beijing basically stated that they're very keen to actually stupid the Chinese economy And they've actually since then actually slash the reserve requirement ratio And I've also at this talk of a tax cost to help stimulate the economy. So equity markets are in the higher on the date today out of the US not job job numbers But keeping in mind in recent weeks and months We have seen previous attempts by the Beijing authority to actually stimulate the economy and actually turn centered around fail So this could be just actually a possibility. This could be a short live a short live move to the upside Looking ahead to next week and we kind of focus of the week is going to be on both The UK retail sector and also the state of the US economy So take a look at the UK retail sector We've a raft of if you make quite a raft of companies reporting be it Christmas Day vans or Quarterly updates. So next week. We're going to hear from Morrison's Sainsbury's Moss Brothers Mothercare Tesco Marks dispenser card factory and AO world bearing in mind 2018 was a very difficult year for the high street retailers came under enormous pressure There's a notable increase in profit warnings from companies from retailers a Combination of higher costs the rise of online shopping deep discounted actually going to stimulate customer activity all these sort of issues I'm not to mention a bit of brexit uncertainty as well all play the factor and actually in weakening the retail sector. So There's a lot of negative news already priced into the British retail sector So we could have a scenario next week Or maybe we could see what like what we saw with next to this week whereby the numbers are great But if they happen to be kind of better than expected or or the outlook isn't as bad as expected We could see actually a rally higher that being said Expectations are very low. So I've actually managed to actually come in below those already low expectations That will be quite negative for the sector as a whole itself Also next week What we're going to hear what we have it as well keeping out or keep an eye on is the US Federal Reserve minutes This will be the minutes for the meeting last month for the Federal Reserve hike interest rates for the fourth time in 2018 and That that hike and on top of that and the statement that the company that that hike was actually one of the reasons why Every markets in the last few weeks have been actually a bit uncertain what we saw on the back of that hike was a Statement with the Federal Reserve said they plan to hike twice in 2019 But they also said they're concerned about inflation in the US and also Growth in the US not to mention the state of the global economy So treasure are going to have asked the question why are the head part of the Federal Reserve? Looking to press ahead with tighter monetary policy both in terms of kind of balance sheet run down and higher interest rates If we're potentially facing a scenario of lower growth and lower inflation and that's one of the reasons I've seen a big sell-off and uncertainty in global in global economic markets and predictor the US markets The US economy is in decent shape But we have seen some some soft economic indicators of the rest recently the housing data hasn't been great and only yesterday The ISM manufacturing numbers was actually deep It was actually quite disappointing So there are some signs that there was economies cooling and this ties in with the slower figures We're seeing in terms of services manufacturing in Europe not to mention the also cooling of the Chinese economy So if the Federal Reserve Continued the kind of you know hawkish line despite the fact that the global outlook isn't overly aggressive It's not really isn't overly rosy. That could be another way of actually adding pressure To global stock markets also next week keep mind We will also on Wednesday. We'll also hear from the Bank of Canada on Wednesday We'll also hear from bed back and beyond once again tying you with the kind of wider retail sector And then a Friday. We're going to hear from us US release its latest inflation figures once again gives indication of what demand is like in the US That's what I do now to take a look at a couple markets and see what kind of moves we potentially see So starting off with the puts even under us like I was saying The retail sector is going to be very much in focus next week And it's probably going to be a good gauge of actually what's going on in the British economy So taking a look on a wider range We're sort of a weekly chart you look at the two in a week moving average We can see that the footsie 100 is firmly still below its 200 week moving average of all it is off the lows on December This red line here is the 200 week moving average. So we're well below that notice how I like to support Back in November 2016 and also in March 2018 But we saw it kind of largely hover hover above it in November of 2018 We're now firmly below while we remain below that metric. It's likely we could see further move to the downside If you do manage to take out the most recent low at five thousand six hundred and thirty six It could bring us back down to the five thousand six hundred area And it's another size to move below that could take us back down towards six thousand two hundred fifty This is sort of region here or between up as high as six thousand four hundred and thirty odd down to about six thousand two hundred and fifty This is that this region here Just take a look now on the daily chart to give you fun location We can see it's a classic example of a downward trend lower lows and lower highs If we do move to the upside on the footsie 100 diverse area to keep a mile four could be this you could see Resistance coming to play at the fifth day moving average this blue line here at six thousand two hundred six thousand nine hundred twenty two Notice how they managed to act at resistance In the past effective resistance in the past it makes it likely that we could see it active resistance in the future And I move beyond that could run to resistance at the psychological important seven thousand level Take a quick look now at the S&P 500 a good gate a good broad gauge of the US stock market If you draw a line between the lows of of February 2016 and the lows of November 2016 We get this trend line here and we can see on a couple of occasions in October and November and even also December It was respected a number of occasions, but the market is firmly below that trend line And why we remain below that trend line is likely we could see continued pressure on the S&P 500 And if you do look to kind of push on lower from here, we could be looking at retesting the December low 2,319 a break below that could bring three thousand Sorry two thousand three hundred into play and then of course if you go below that We could be making any backed out words this region here in around the in around the two thousand two hundred and fifty region any move to the upside on the S&P 500 could run into resistance in around Two thousand five hundred and thirty this area here And then if you go beyond that resistance could come into play at two thousand six hundred And we'll be on that this trend line which previous active support may active resistance and our potential coming to play in around the two thousand six hundred and forty five region That's all for me this week I just want to see before I go if you really come to make on this video or any of the other videos We've made here as CMC markets, please feel free to leave review on good reviews. That's all for me this week Thank you very much


We talk of destiny, we talk of so many things being pre-determined in our lives. Then there's a question of the plan, our intelligence to situations and things. If there's already, everything is pre-determined. Who talked about destiny? You know it? You didn't talk, but generally, everyone, you know, when something happens, your destiny will be like this. It's destiny, the work of destiny you wanted. There's a general perception about... That's a simple escape from all the nonsense you have done to your life.  Oh, it's my destiny, that's why I'm like this.  You're creating it unconsciously. You can also create it consciously. There are certain parameters in your life. I think we looked at this the other day when somebody asked Karma, you have unconsciously written a certain software for yourself. So you're tending to go in that direction. Whatever you try to do, it just keeps going in this direction. You want to go here, but it just keeps taking you this way because your software is like that. It develops certain tendencies and starts moving in certain direction. This does not mean you cannot redirect yourself. Yes, it's quite compulsive. It needs an effort beyond body and mind to completely change that and put it in a different direction. What we're doing here, the whole science of what we're doing here is just that.  I'm talking about a science where you can choose the very womb that you're born into. Even now you're choosing, but you're choosing unconsciously. You can also choose consciously. Whether to be born or not to be born, also can be chosen. It is just that how much have you taken into the perspective of your life. If you have mastery over your body, about fifteen to twenty percent of your destiny will be in your hands. If you have mastery over your mind, about fifty to sixty percent of your life and your destiny will be in your hands. If you have mastery over your life energies, one hundred percent of your destiny will be in your hands.