Do you ever wonder what happens when the police leave crime scene cleaners are private companies that handle the cleanup after the police are gone Spalling Decon is one of the nation's largest cleanup companies handling the aftermath of homicides suicides Decompositions hoarding and much more These are our stories Hey guys, we are live here from the house that we are calling pet cemetery I purchased this property from an animal hoarder that was Having 80 plus cats in her house and 25 were found alive here so we've been working for people for about an hour and 15 minutes and We've only done Half of the living room. So I'm gonna show you here what we've got Look at the walls One clean spot of carpet there's a major infestation of roaches here. So We are gonna have to Bomb this place multiple times, but obviously you can't do that until We get all this stuff out So we found one dead Cat that was badly decomposed and That was very very sad because it just looked like the cats suffered a lot this kitchen is of Horrors This is probably going to be the biggest rehab remodel that I've ever done um Not only from a cost perspective, but from a size perspective. This is really really bad We're going to be gutting this entire house. There's probably 15 of these large cages in here and There's roaches the size of a Volkswagen like they are huge Here's an entire bowl full of roaches So this is pretty pretty bad And I'll take you back. This is a three bedroom two bathroom house in winterhaven That I purchased here for $30,000 The rehab is going to be about 85,000 it needs absolutely everything including electrical and plumbing And of course everything else roof the whole bit I have never been able to get into this room because the door will not open more than this point so This is really really bad but four of us And you know, this was the first time I've ever seen a Roach nest like an actual nest. I didn't know that they had nest I Thought it was a big clump of maggots and it turned out to be a Nest that looked just like that and I thought it was maggots and they're actually Roach eggs So This is bad you could see the roaches have eaten Everything Rats in here So this is this is absolutely awful this house is Pretty much destroyed we have to rehab everything. There's probably there's no central heat and air in here So we found about 10 to 15 fans This is the condition of the furniture I Mean, this is this is a nightmare house. So we're calling this house the pet cemetery Because I think we're gonna find a lot more dead animals Unfortunately, we've only found one and we've only been in here for an hour and a half so It's just The fact that two people lived in here for this many years It's really no wonder. They died the smell in here is atrocious I Wish Video heads smell. I mean these cages just are so sad.    No more big ones. Paul Meadow bugs. Don't even try me. You know how I am with them behind you I'm gonna do like they did in the movie. I'm gonna sign.  Oh my god. They're all in the hole Yeah Yeah, that's a good point oh Look at this corner. Why would you do that? Oh, there's like a hundred of them in there Somebody give me some spray. Why I want to spray it in the whole You want me to walk the hot side down they jump All right, are we ready sprayed this hole right here? Yeah. Oh Keep going The babies are coming out often going kill them. No, but it's gonna get them running. Yeah. Oh, they're trying to fly Okay, we are at the pet cemetery day one After how many hours? We're four and a half hours. Yeah, four and a half hours with four people We didn't even make it the entire way through the living room This is really making me question Life Yeah, that too, but buying this honka-junk The amount of mold that we found today the amount of nastiness Let me show you here Don't get my titties on it. Okay Yeah, you're good. Okay. I don't know if you guys can hear this sound But it is of the mass volume of roaches You can hear them crawling Throughout everywhere.  We're done. We're done for the day. It's Saturday. We're dehydrated It's Saturday and we need a buffet and I feel like roaches are crawling all over us. They happen They have been literally. Yeah, all day. So we will give you progress, but right now I'm not feeling like we had much progress. I mean I can show you We did the room like this cow look where Kyle is Yeah, um, there was a couch right behind you, right? Yeah, so there was 11 cages in Total in here, right in just the living room, right? The couch was here There was a chair here. There was another chair over here and how high was it stacked? You can see the line of where it was stacked. There you go so we really did do a lot in four and a half hours, but It's been a long week. We got a long way to go Starting day two here. We've got four people and We finished the living room and we are Breaching the kitchen now and the kitchen is pretty pretty bad. So We are gonna have a really hard day. It's gonna be about 98 degrees today. So it's It's super hot. There's no air movement in there Upgraded my respirator to a half mask because the dust mask I was having to mouth breathe It was that bad in there. So the ammonia level is pretty high. The other guys don't seem as bothered as me, but I'm gonna continue my day with a half mask how we came upon this house was the daughter and son of the owner Contacted us the mother and one of the sisters or the her daughter was living in this home The mother died and the daughter died as well They think the mother just died of natural causes probably from the environment and then the daughter probably committed suicide Right after that. So both of their bodies were found in the home They weren't decomposed or anything. They were found like a day or two later So they the rest of the family saw the home and the condition that it was in and They didn't want anything to do with it. So they called me originally for a Cleanout quote and then we kind of negotiated a sale. So I purchased this property We closed on it last week and we are in the process of cleaning it out now I think it's gonna be about a two-week process to clean it out And then the rehab portion will start and the rehab on this house is gonna be substantial I Test results came in and they determined that was a lie Blow up too big for this Oh my god, this is a really really bad house Smell so bad. I hate how it smells And there is a lot of kukarachas I have to think about it No, they're thinking about a crawl on me. I love my job. I love my job. We're helping people, right?  Thank you. Thank you.  Yeah, you can literally hear them You can hear them back there. This is going it gotta be I'm serious like I know it's a lot, but this is gonna be one of the best rehabs you've done and it's also the largest one It's plaster They're coming out of the wall we're probably want to take the walls down in the kitchen.  So in the kitchen We moved all of the shit away from the wall The plaster has deteriorated and there's roaches coming out of the plaster Yeah, we're we're gonna have to knock that part down, right? You'll have to look at it when you get when you in here Wednesday, I'm just gonna give you a heads up You know No, this this place is a solid it's definitely solid.  Oh, yeah No, that's fine with me. That's worth it so as soon as y'all get done you have attended I just gotta get in there and measure for the cabinets and shit we got to figure out the the payment plan Some different draws Yeah, I'll finish the kitchen today in probably one bedroom Yeah, yeah, it's I mean we're blowing through so all right, I'll send you some pictures So we're here to talk about my feelings today and This is miserable. I have done hoarding and storage units for years Probably five or six years This is the most horrendous thing I've ever seen Not including the dead animals that we're finding hence pet cemetery Good news instant weight loss for the next week Bad news. I'm not doing CrossFit for the next month It's a little overwhelming, but we'll get through it. It's gonna be gorgeous when we're done We are at the end of day two and it was a productive day with just the four of us we got through the kitchen and Maybe 10% of one of the bedrooms It is It was daunting today. The roach infestation was like nothing else.  It's just exhausting this is one of my top 10 worst houses in my 14 years and The weird thing about this house is that I bought it. So now it's my problem. So It's going to be One of my biggest challenges in rehabbing That probably that I've ever had accidentally knock over a candle I won't be sad Hey guys, we are here on day three of the pet cemetery. I've got a crew Working on getting inside now, and then I've already got another crew dumping the other So so far we have three-quarters of the kitchen done and the living room in three days There's gonna be six of us working today All hands on deck stay tuned Yeah, I Have PTSD with this house. I constantly feel like things are crawling on me like though Yeah Everything's moving.     You have everything So I don't understand how you can live like this in Columbia. You can find poor people. You can find I don't know But you never find something like this Never I'm gonna try to venture Into This room. Oh my god. I am at the ceiling a hundred percent. I Don't think there's much I can do in here Honestly, I'm gonna have to get down in there I'm sinking Can you hold my shirt? Thanks, I'm still I'm still ten foot in the air One needs one for his kitty Yeah Even get into this room Tall it is Decide it's gonna be tomorrow when we got here this morning we could not fathom even what was in this room and We are 70% done here. This job is just meant mentally draining not opening the fridge This is everything that the family of the deceased actually wanted to keep Everything here Living room has taken us three full days in order to get the carpet up. It's how bad this place was You can see the line where it was where the pile is here Breathtaking again, this room has taken two days to get Where we're at here 80 cats 20 plus cages This we had a little bit of fun Laura and I both Bob slid it down here with cardboard box like we were much 12 year olds, but I don't see anything Come on Laura catch you he caught me You cut Ben's gonna pull you and then catch you not tell me first We had to add a little excitement It took me a good minute to get into the room We ended up having to remove the door completely just in order to get this out The hallway is gone tomorrow We're gonna finish this bedroom and this bedroom Go home super paranoid about this and things like that Mentally draining so I hope you guys have Enjoyed so far because we still have Three rooms that are attached to the house that we can't get to you Hey guys, thanks for watching and don't forget to like comment share and subscribe Pause the cause and ring that bell to get notifications when we launch our new episodes every Thursday Have a good day guys. 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Just drinking some tea Japanese quality. It's pretty good So in this one We're going to be talking about something That's kind of different I Notice that it isn't something I've spoken about for a while, but earlier on In my channel It seemed to attract a lot of attention There was one video I did on this topic Had with 40,000 views So I thought I'd do another video Maybe go a bit deeper into it with my own experiences as well because when we think of narcissists I mean you look at them on the outside Let's be real They have this image of perfection and I know a lot of you will know what I'm talking about I mean, I've been with a few narcissists myself of course, they were all female and They all portray this image of perfection to the world Often at my expense of course But they had it all they have the designer clothes They took care of their hair They had very expensive designer makeup They had the nails They really had it all and it was very important for them To portray this image to the world because of course it's all about how everyone sees them But behind closed doors And I'm sure a lot of you will relate to this They're very lazy They just leave their dirty clothes all over the place They don't clean the dishes they just don't clean up after themselves at all and You'll find that When it comes to having people over Then you've got to go around and clean everything up It's like They're too important for that That's meant to be your job and they just expect you to do it They expect you to go around after them and clean everything up. I Don't know about you, but in my experience. I was doing the narcissist clothes Washing them pretty much every day and even Cleaning up after she'd cut You've been doing the dishes and I'm a vegan she ate meat And she would cook and all of the Juices from the meat would be all over the kitchen And I'd have to be the one to go and clean it all up Because if I didn't it would just be left there for days Maybe even over a week and then there's the bin The bin always add just Rubbish piled on top of each other Like the rubbish was almost like Twice as high as the actual bin And if I didn't deal with it Then it'd be all over the floor and it would just be left there.  They don't they don't even brush their teeth And yet they do their hair.  That's my experience Let me know down below in the live chat if you can relate If that's something you've experienced as well, I'd like to hear from you But yeah, it can be quite a disgusting experience with these narcissists They just tend to be very lazy They're only focused on this superficial image the things that other people see Anything else.  They don't try to make themselves look good for you It's like they just let themselves go. They don't even go to the gym. They don't exercise They don't eat the right foods. They just eat junk food every day And on top of that you may be the one who is paying for it. I mean that used to frustrate me as well Go into the supermarket pretty much every day and buying all of this junk food for the narcissist Just so she could let herself go and then it's like when you finally get fed up of it And you're about to walk out Then suddenly they switch it up They start taking care of themselves again Then they want to go to the gym They want to dress better And then it's like by that point. It's too late I've already seen all of these things I've already seen These things that have scarred me for life And now my mind is never going to be the same again So it's like no matter what you do It's just too late now And I'm sure many of you can relate to that as well I mean some of the things I don't even want to mention it on this video But I've seen some things But I was almost sick and it just scarred my mind. I mean I've seen Women who One who models I did another one who came from very Very nice location. Let's just say that I can't say where it is exactly And these girls were picking their nose farting Just doing all these disgusting things and only I had to see that And once they had seen it It's very difficult to unsee it But yeah, let's just look through the live chat here. See what people are saying Druid VW says she bragged about not bathing She thought she smelled great Yeah, it's like a lot of them can't even see it.  I mean You know, what is of God is to be? Clean to be pure Taking care of her bodies Taking care of her homes as well. Of course Carvarado says they start getting in shape and eating better When there is a new supply in the picture. I don't even then From my experience, it's still just about the outer image It's like When the new supply comes around They might start doing their hair better Wearing new clothes doing their makeup But underneath they're still dirty They still don't change anything about that. I Don't know if it's just too much work for them or they're very lazy or I mean, yes, they are definitely very lazy Minimalist Bosnian says no friends in real life because apparently everybody is fake But they are popular online for my experience Narcissists are actually They tend to be surrounded by fake people And not only that but narcissists typically have tons of friends They just can't be alone They can't just even online even Social media dating apps that isn't enough for them They've got to have someone there And they can't be alone even for a day Just one day alone. They would experience extreme depression. They would probably go insane They really are addicted to people And they love fake people as well They don't really like us in past that they target us They just see us as an easy target, but they hate us. They don't really want to be around us They want to be around their own kind. That's what they feel comfortable with So that's my opinion on that Trisha Dana says my narc ex gave me an attitude Like I was lucky he let me pick up after him LOL narcissists don't grow up They go from diaper to diaper Yeah, that's really how it is.  They need to have their diaper changed As wise they throw a tantrum John Tracy says she always slammed the toilet seat down hard But making strange noises while on the toilet All the neighbors hear the commotion Well, I feel bad for you there John Yeah, they can be really embarrassing Sometimes in public as well. It's like they just don't even see it Like how they're behaving Because they're so full of themselves and they just don't care sometimes But yes, I've experienced that as well the noises on the toilet And I said they didn't even care Anonymous 2281K says somatic narcissists tend to be in shape Because their supply comes from their bodies Yes, that is very true Somatic narcissists they do use their bodies to attract attention But even then just because they keep in shape There's still all of these other things that they neglect Because as I said they are very lazy And they really see it as though these things are beneath them As though they shouldn't have to go around cleaning everything So as you probably experienced a narcissist bedroom is typically an absolute mess It's usually like clothes everywhere That they haven't washed for days or even weeks That's been my experience About 561 Narcissists can get real comfortable in other people's homes While others pay all the bills and do all the work Yeah, that's been my experience Where the narcissist was just sitting back Without a care about anything And I was the one paying for the rent, paying for all of the bills Doing all of the work And they just sit back and put their feet up Or they just sleep all day And yet no one else knows about it It's like we're the only ones, we have to take accountability for it Just looking for the comments here Tony Ashby says they are master manipulators Yes, that's really true I mean that's what this video is about How they portray this image to the world But it really is all manipulation As you probably know, they're not really like that behind the scenes And not only the narcissist that you dealt with But even these narcissists you see on social media You see them on TikTok or Instagram And they're able to present this image on there Whether it's for a few seconds or a few minutes And it's all just an orchestration You don't see what they're like in real life Everything these days it's all just an illusion They're all just selling this dream But in my life I like to keep things real I like to show things as they actually are I mean of course I do like to take care of myself physically But everything you see it's how it is And what you see on Instagram that is actually How I live my life and how I have lived my life For the last four years, nearly five years I've been travelling every day around the world Exploring That is actually how I live in real life It's nothing fake Nathan Pointer says I had a narcissist girlfriend for five years And she couldn't take any edification And put her problems on everyone else Yeah that's been my experience too I mean that is what they will do They take no accountability at all It's always someone else's fault It's always someone else's problem Someone else has to deal with it Especially at the end of the relationship They will blame you for everything And then you've got to pick up all of these problems behind them After they're gone The awesome asks what makes good supply A good supply for a narcissist Is someone who just does whatever they want Someone who is at their beck and call Someone who is susceptible to the manipulation They believe everything they say When the narcissist says jump The supply says how high And they're just always there They just don't have a life of their own Forget about their work, their purpose Whatever they'd like to be doing Their hobbies and interests All of that is pushed to the side Someone said something about children in the live chat And yeah typically If you have children with a narcissist Even though you may be working You may be the one who's bringing in all of the money You'll find that You may even have to take the day off work Or you're taking the kids to work as well And you're taking on all of these Responsibilities there At the same time while you're working It's like they expect you to do it all They expect you to do everything Anonymous2281K says this Financially rich narcissist out there Just so you know And we're fighting against higher principalities and powers Yes, but even these Financially rich narcissists I mean this is kind of off the topic But even they portray this Allusion to the world It looks like they have it all And they're very successful But then what you don't see behind the scenes Is that they're not actually What you see behind the scenes Is that they're not taking care of their children properly And They're very cheap with Certain things in their lives They might have a nice house And a nice car But then maybe when it comes to food They're very cheap with that So it's all just an image It's all just about what other people see If they can just use the money to put on a show They'll just do that And then they don't worry about anything else Stacey V says Please stop comparing people to animals Animals are way better than people by far We wish we were animals Animals don't kill animals Don't abuse animals Don't manipulate They kill to eat No, I agree with you there I just thought it would make a good title Of course I do love animals as well I am a vegan myself But yeah, definitely I'd rather be With an animal, a pet Rather than with a narcissist As you know I usually take my Cat, Nala with me Wherever I go Unfortunately I couldn't get it here to Vietnam I miss her a lot And my cat, I would choose her Over any narcissist Really any person in this world Other than my daughter of course My cat and my daughter They are equal to me There are a lot of comments here But I think that's enough to say for this topic I mean it's quite simple And I don't think I'm really revealing anything That people don't already know I mean if you've lived with a narcissist You're going to know You've experienced it already And the reason why They do this It's typically because They're lazy Or they think that it's beneath their consideration They're too important for it Someone else's job Someone else has to deal with it And sometimes I haven't mentioned yet But some narcissist It's like they It's like they Almost get off On disgusting you And this is something that I have actually experienced as well Narcissists who They may pick their nose or farts on purpose And they want you to be aware of it Just so they can disgust you It's like they want to put you off And sometimes they will do it Just to put you off having sex with them And it's just really weird I mean a normal person is not going to behave like that They're going to have some decency They're going to have some self-respect But yeah, narcissist Some of them will actually do this for supply Because it's still getting them attention It's getting you to notice them And in their minds that actually gives them power over you If they can disgust you As crazy as that sounds, yes There are actually narcissists like that out there And I've experienced it myself And actually I've experienced it more than once A few times And I think what it is is When I look at myself And I'm sure people look at me as well And clearly I'm a person who takes good care of myself I make a lot of effort in my appearance I shave every day I have a haircut often I wear makeup, I am my clothes I do all of these things And I think certain narcissists when they see me They instantly feel inferior They feel like They're not going to be sexually enticing to me So instead what they do is they go the other way And they just try to Intentionally turn me off Because they're looking at it like They've got a better opportunity To gain power over me by doing that And trying to attract to entice me And I'm sure those of you who are watching this You take good care of yourself You're physically attractive You will have experienced this at some point as well And that is the reason why they do it But many of us were empaths It may trigger us and make us look at ourselves And then we think We're not good enough, we're not sexually attractive to them When in fact it's the opposite They feel inferior to us And that is why they do it But yes, that's it for this video I think that's enough for this one And it looks like it's attracted quite a lot of attention 132 live viewers But only 46 thumbs ups So if you found this video helpful Please give it a thumbs up down below It helps to support our community Other than that, thank you all for joining Let me know if you agree with it or not Let me know your experiences in the comment section I read your comments every day Share and subscribe And as always, I will talk to you in another video very soon


and genocide today with George Kasin and me. I'm Jay Fidel and this is a movie that is about a real event and in fact George's family was involved in the Armenian genocide in the but around the time of World War I. So George you know what about this movie? What did you think of the accuracy of the movie in terms of the genocide? Pretty much accurate. They have they put a love a love story between three people you know three people two men in love with the same woman and that sort of takes away from the actual historical events you know the genocide but how to make it more interesting. 40 days of Musadar you know wereful's book that that was at the end they showed Musadar that was pretty much accurate too and what was happening there at the cleansing murder all pretty much accurate from what I have read and from what my grandmother said told me my parents were just little children if this happened luckily they got out they they weren't there in their hometown so they got out but it's it's a it's a good story yeah. Yeah the filmmaker was Terry George yeah it was done in 2016 it cost 90 million dollars and it was a bomb at the box office it earned 10 million or so on 90 million investment and you know what's interesting is that it was the love story was not convincing the actors were not particularly convincing the you know production values are pretty interesting I mean in good video and sound and all that and they did capture a number of the important historical events as I could see it in the period I mean they did place it in the period so you know what you had was a love story as you said as against a time of genocide I think he was trying to get our attention about the genocide and that's why he chose this some of his other movies have been docu-dramas along the same lines you know I wasn't convinced of the I don't know the acting in the romance I wasn't convinced you know that this is the way it really would have gone down characters with not all that you know well developed far as I could see but on the other hand it was it was really shocking to see the genocide unfold in front of you to see how it connected up with World War one to see the you know the turkey Turkish government go after them that way so without getting too deeply into the story which which ends kind of sadly right and I don't think they the two of them survive let's say oh yeah the the the Turkish guy the the Armenian he he does he does not survive or he survives I don't remember Michael Bogosian who was played by Oscar Isaac he survives he was a a pharmacist in this small town and then he went to Constantinople he he married this woman there because of the dowry so he needed the money to go to they were showing you you know how you go to medical school and yeah in turkey they were showing you about dowries and exactly arranged marriages transactional marriages exactly showing you life in the little village as opposed to the big city of Constantinople back then so I mean it was a kind of a series of history lessons and all that so that and the two competing fellows one was this a pharmacist ultimately a medical student running you know joining a medical school on the dowry yeah which wasn't that much money actually I think it was 400 400 something whatever the coins coins coins thank you and the other fellow we played by Kristen Bale who's a very good actor who was the the the journalist an American yeah American journalist based in Paris who was there and he was mighty upset with the way things were going and how the the Turks were treating people and so forth and he's the one who died in the end but it was a I guess a poet he didn't he didn't die he died in 1938 in another campaign he lived it was Anna Kassarian oh Anna died right to a French a French military navy ship that's right she's the one who died and so that frustrated both of her lovers and they became close because of that and and action when you say 1938 and you say that these people lived after and I remember the post script in the movie I mean they're talking about I think talking about real characters yeah I mean this was all based on real characters now the Christian the Christian Bale role was not that that was not a real character it was based on a number of western journalists who were there who wrote about this so Terry George wanted to make this wanted to have because he wanted that ambassador Morgan Thor he wanted to get him in there so that he sort of played with a little bit he was a high character guy Morgan yeah yeah exactly very he told the Turks way to get off exactly when when Talat Pasha said to him you know all these Armenians are dead New York life and other insurance companies have have had policies they have policies it now belongs they're all dead so the the proceeds belong to the state and Morgan said told him to go fly a kite right but one thing I wanted to just say because you did mention about the low ratings they're without sight unseen for rotten tomatoes and places like that all these Turkish men got on without even seeing the movie and downgraded it and that's one of the reasons other than that the plot might have been a little fuzzy with the romance that's why it rated so so low and then people never didn't want to go see it they thought it was a crappy movie but you know it wasn't a bad movie maybe it might have been the best but so that that was one of the things there but getting back to that to the whole thing Charlotte LeBone played Anna Kasarian who was an Armenian who had been raised in Paris France her father was a violinist and a famous violinist and he was traveling so she traveled around the world she lived in Paris so she wasn't she was very assimilated I mean she wasn't really you know she was a continental woman she'd been around and good looking but I tell you the truth she wasn't convincing to me I never I never found real passion with her anyway let me let me go back to the point that we are making and and that is I don't understand you know so you're saying that when the movie came out in 2016 Turkish people went down and they opposed the notion of a genocide and the genocide has been at issue there are people who say well we had a genocide and there are people who say we didn't have a genocide so it's in it's in contention there are deniers out there that denied the genocide took place which is really sad because you and I know that it did take place so the question though is why did the Turks hate them so much what was the problem this is like the the Kurds you know the Turks also hate the Kurds in East East and Turkey and we've had plenty of discussion about that precisely with the Turks the Turks they didn't like the Armenian and what what was it that Americans killed off all the native Americans and why is Putin literally killing off Ukrainians right now in these cities to what that hit me I want I can only think the word lemons around for Poland he wanted he wanted the land I mean basically the Turks knew that the Armenians were indigenous population right and at one time they had their own country right before the Turks invaded and it was like a competition thing they did they didn't want this element in there plus because the Armenians were being treated so poorly not my great grandfather because his cousin was the sultan's finance minister he was the finance minister Haggop Haggop Kazazian was the finance minister under Abdul Hamid and he was his fate he was Abdul Hamid's favorite official because he he was able to say Kazazian yeah that was our family sounds a lot like Kassan yeah well that's what my father did when he was after he as he wanted assimilate so he changed his religion from Catholic Eastern Catholic to Methodist and he went to Americanization classes and he changed his name to Kazan so now we know about you George all assimilation so getting back so they basically the Turks wanted to eliminate the Armenians because it was you know they wanted the land they wanted and they basically with my family they were filthy rich and they they took everything they took the thousands of acres in agriculture the the copper mine the silver mine their house that I mean they were the only ones who got out was my grandmother and my father and my aunt because they weren't there if they had been there in DR back here right which is where my grandfather's great grandfather was the member of parliament from they would have been I wouldn't have been here you know because they would have been killed along with everybody else so that's pretty much it you know there was a lot of Armenians who being treated crappy so they started to revolt you know just like American blacks you know black lives matter or and this is a this is a a policy of Putin if you take people and you oppress them and enough then they're gonna they're gonna revolt and then you have an excuse when to get worse just like in 2014 the movie we saw with the Ukrainian uprising in 2014 get them riled up infiltrate them with radicals right which which they did in in that 2014 and then once they're riled up then you have an excuse that's what's going on in Ukraine because they've got these radicals right there that are rabble rousing and then they can put them down so that this is a very good movie right now because what's going on in Ukraine people getting killed getting riled up and then the soldiers kill them and then you've got a clearance you've got the land cleared so that Putin can have his corridor to Crimea to the black sea and have his boats there in the black sea and then that's why he plays ball with air the one because he wants the boss first so he can get his ships into the Mediterranean so it's similar to what we did in the in the American West you know getting getting rid of the Native Americans and and Hawaii I mean if you think about it Hawaii was an independent nation and we wanted that naval facility in the middle of the Pacific so we took over you know Philippines and we took over you know the whole American southwest was part of Mexico so I mean it's a it's just an ugly situation of what happened to my family right and what's happening right now in Ukraine so Turkey in the Armenian genocide is not unique it just happens to be one of many genocides that we've seen in the last what a couple hundred years last 50 years things work I mean indeed I mean you know think of thinking Southeast Asia you know and the genocide there think of a number of African countries the wonder comes to mind genocide there North America you know awful what happens yeah and and you're right I mean you can look across the world across history and we may not be completely familiar with what happened before these things within the last couple hundred years because there may have been there probably were genocide possibly on a smaller scale everywhere so I put to you this idea George yeah it's part of the species yes once in a while for reasons that are really hard you know to to predict one group does genocide on another am I right totally I mean they've done studies with chimpanzees and they're two different tribes you know if chimpanzees and they kill each other they eat the babies of the of the opposing tribe they actually cannibalism so I mean it's part of the species you know it's part of what's in us we're we're a killer race you know I mean let's face it you know so yeah in China what is that the the the the the Uighurs yeah yeah right the Uighurs in yeah yeah and then and then Myanmar with the with the Muslims in the Rohingya or whatever you know it's all over the world you know and you go back in when the Turks took Constantinople from the Greeks they killed everybody there was nobody left they they murdered every last person that was on that mountain you know that in Constantinople in the side the walls so it's not only Turks it's just what was troubling is a hundred years of history have gone by since the Armenian genocide and we still have people as recently as 2016 claiming that it didn't happen that's that's extraordinary and you know for that matter we have Holocaust deniers and I suppose every genocide has its deniers and then you know after you deny it and you say well denied or not we're never going to allow this to happen again it happens again again and again and again so I guess like I don't understand the Turkish mentality that made them do not only the Armenian genocide but the Kurdish Kurdish the Kurdish escapade only recently are they angry I mean what is it how do they justify that is it that power needs a scapegoat and these groups fell in the way of the scape think of Bosnia these groups fell in the way they became the scapegoat because there was a an easy political strategy to scapegoat somebody the the fact what the Armenians and the Kurds there's a similarity there because the Armenians they were the nationalists they wanted their own country because what happened is that all the Balkans pretty much broke away from the Ottoman Empire as the Ottoman Empire was collapsing Bulgaria Greece you go all the Yugoslavian areas all the Balkans so Armenians that this was an era of nationalism and they wanted they were the national like my great grandfather Michael put up his his picture now and I'll show you I just want to pictures worth a thousand words yeah he was a member of the Ottoman parliament look at those medals on him from the Sultan right so he was totally involved with the economy right the Ottoman economy and the official they showed in the movie the Turk and Emre's father you know the guy who finally defended Michael Bogosian and then got set the firing squad that they killed in the Turkish guy then Turkish guy he only had two medals so my great grandfather had four medals from the Sultan so he was totally assimilated into the economy right in he was an Ottoman he might have been a Christian but he was an Ottoman right but as the situation changed right they went after all the Armenians because they they didn't want Armenians to even consider having a country so they just cleaned them all out and that's what's happening now with the Kurds because the Kurds are trying to have their own nation right and and a good part of southeast Turkey is the the Kurds who you know the whole thing with the Kurds the Kurds helped killing the Armenians and then recently the mayor of of Diyarbakir Bakhtiyar he said the Armenians were the breakfast where the lunch in other words the Turks are trying to remove the Kurds right and it's the same thing that's going on now with Putin you know Lavrov is is like the Jerry Mahoney of Paul Winshal you know remember Paul Winshal and Jerry Mahoney the dummy whatever Putin wants this Lavrov to say Lavrov is going to say because he's the he's like Jerry Mahoney he's the dummy he's being manipulated by Putin so you've got the same situation there in Ukraine I mean that's what's happening he wants cleaning out and that's why they're murdering civilians they they want to clean them out and he wants to bring Ukraine to its knees right so I mean it's all interests you know they said that there's never friends and enemies there's just interests and Russia's interest right now is to have that corridor and Crimea to the Black Sea so so let's look at the Armenian genocide and and you know to the extent that Cherry George wanted to teach us things about it yes let's look at that and see whether we can learn anything about how to avoid getting swept into a genocide like your family and how how the world can step up and try to prevent genocides which we really haven't learned yet we really haven't learned that either on a small scale or on a large scale so the first thing is how would your family have done better if they had been able to identify this you know political social scapegoating that was happening I mean if you're if you're was it your grandfather the legislator great grandfather great great sorry thank you I don't want to show my grandfather yeah okay my grandfather we show my grandfather's picture Michael too that that he was a sitting city councilman in 1915 he was on the city council of the year back here he was one of five or six people on the city council and he got killed too they took them all out into the Desvenu valley and cut them open you know with a scimitar right all the men and then the women great grandmother Sophie and all the women they led them out into the desert you know to clean them out there too but you know my great grandfather because he was powerful you know he was wealthy he was telling these revolutionaries you know don't the lion is sleeping you know he knew that the Turks they were a minority they were only two million in in in about they were about 25 million Turks they were a minority he said don't rile them up because the lion is sleeping don't wake him up he's going to come and get you right but because the people were oppressed they were angry you know when you when you oppress people I mean just like the American the blacks in America with the black lives matter you know if you're if you're oppressed you're gonna you're gonna be angry you're gonna revolt so so I don't think my grandfather could have done anything more than he was trying to put down people who are how about run away well because that's an element in the movie they were trying to run away yeah eventually they time they knew but you know when you have business and my he had his copper mines he had his silver mines and they don't want to leave that behind they were too heavily invested yeah I think that probably made it hard for them to see the reality too yeah they thought that somehow they'd be safe holocaust the same thing with the Jews in Germany with the holocaust you know Dr. Meierstein he had his practice medical practice in in Leipzig or wherever you know he had his practice he they thought it was going to get better they didn't you never expect that to happen you know it's just and my grandfather was with my grandmother and my aunt and my dad on vacation on Maltar they were in the Mediterranean somewhere and because when this thing happened he went back his brother went from Constantinople he went and the other brother they all went there to hold on to their assets to their silver mine copper mine but they could have stayed away they could have stayed in Malta they could have stayed in continental Europe and then they would have been safe so I guess you know it's hard it's the same thing applies to other genocides and certainly the holocaust if you could see it coming and some some Jews did um then you didn't you you you left your property behind you left your life behind and you got away and uh I think that you is very interesting stories come out of Germany and you know and Europe the continental European theater there um where people did get away but a lot of them didn't because they wanted to hang around and and hoped it would get better and the lesson that I get out of this George is that if you see the winds of war if you see the winds of genocide on the horizon um of you know some kind of hateful scapegoating you have to be conscious because you and I understand this is part of the DNA in some countries more than others but once you see that happening you have to act on it and that is the way you could save yourself that's the way a lot of Jews save themselves by getting out of Europe when the time was right before the time got wrong that's what happened in the genocide in Turkey with the Armenians there's a lot of the wealthy ones you know my grandmother she lost everything but her brothers were in constant you know they were wealthy so they sent my brother my father to school in Bavaria here was the Germans were behind this whole thing and they send this kid to little kid to Munich to München no memeing in to a private Catholic boarding school in in Bavaria right and they and they did that so you know Dr. Meierstein went to Long Island and opened a new practice I mean if there's life there's hope you know and a lot of people you know left a lot of the wealthy armies you gotta be away from harm uh yeah and the in the movie the Germans are portrayed as as uh encouraging the Turks to do yeah they were behind they were the brains behind the whole thing I mean it as I've said before this was in some ways a dress rehearsal for the Holocaust you know um bring up that that that Michael the the the not the New York Times article the other one just the link yeah um yeah that that one is a good uh this guy Ziffar Chang wrote some article you know about how the army in genocide was tied to the Holocaust and and and then also um you know then there's one other thing there that other link that Michael had put the other link up and and it'll yeah yeah that New York the New York Times article yeah there was a New York Times article as well that that was about the Kurds and it there's a picture there of of the area of my grandparents where they lived showing after 2015 what the Turks did when they leveled everything except for my grandparents house and the two churches there because they were historic monuments so bottom line is cleaning out you know get out like you said get out while you have a chance because if there's life there's hope but it's a way to read the newspaper it's based to see the storm clouds on the horizon by the way those those references um people can when they watch this you know on youtube they can a they can uh freeze frame the thing and write it down or b we will put those links in the description on youtube so all they have to do is copy and paste the links out and they can see these articles and one other thing you know I mean Erdogan right he's now making friends with all the people he and alienated right and because he's got there's an election coming up in 2023 he's gotta you know he's gotta be re-elected so economically he's making friends and stuff but people in you know you have to be aware of once he gets re-elected is he gonna continue this or is just just temporary until he gets re-elected so you know and Putin you know this is all about his maintaining power as well he's all about powers that's what scapegoats are for scapegoats to allow the autocrat to improve increases power and and there's no question that Erdogan is into power he's been developing his power for a long time and he's had he's had coups against him or at least uh you know groups that he felt were trying to insurrect um and he's he's uh he's taken them out of office in one way or another and he's pretty tough he's an autocrat but I want to go to a second point before we run out of time and that is this the French in this movie yeah turned out to be the heroes yes I mean to some extent to a limited extent uh one of my favorite actors uh he was I forget his name but he was he was in the movie called The Professionals years ago and he was a really wonderful criminal in that in that movie if you have his name let's let's hear the name but um he's he's on he's on the uh the list yeah I just saw genre and all at the bottom that's him that's him um and and he played the captain of the French warship that picked up the escaping Armenian oh yeah it weren't that many that escaped as a matter of fact but he took a lot of them on his ship uh at some risk because you know he he could have had a war out there against his ship by by the Turks uh but he saved them and he was determined to save them and he was a humanitarian and he was you know I guess he was reflecting the the French uh policy at the time but he he saved them and he's saying now what's the lesson there there's a lesson there that you you hope for you look for um active moral leaders who are willing to step in and save the people who might be victims of a genocide and that's what this ship captain was he he saved them and I'm not sure that he was you know operating on specific orders but he did what he thought he had to do and he saved them and they were saved just like the Jews that were not saved on that sturma in the black sea that sank you know because you know take them but he would take them and then that's that's the sadness of of of when you have genocide it's like this and it's just so you look for heroes you look for heroes who will intervene you look for heroes who will say no you can't do that you look for heroes to save people who are running from a genocide and they are the true heroes they are the moral um thought leaders who who save us and and and somehow you know act against the continuation of the genocide in this case the genocide had already gone a long way a lot people have been killed millions to all together one and a half million as I remember the Armenian and this and this is sort of at the tail end of it but it's just it teaches you something and Terry George is trying to teach us that yes there are heroes larger than life who will step in and actually help and that's what we need we need to insinuate that kind of thinking proliferated around Europe around the world where people are unafraid to step in even at the risk of their own lives and property to step in and say no you can't do that I'm going to I'm going to oppose you if you do genocide and and try to kill people the UN head has gone and done some negotiation there with Putin and so ostensibly they're letting some of those people out of that gas plant in in in Maripolo or wherever and letting them go so that they don't get killed you know the civilians right so he was able to negotiate that you know at least on the surface right to get these people out and that was very iffy right now George yeah really yeah that humanitarian efforts seem to have stopped and one of the elements that I found very interesting uh was that the Ukrainians who were about to you know leave on the humanitarian passageway passage uh were were concerned uh that the Russians were going to turn those buses around and head east into Russia oh and hold them in camps in Russia and they really didn't want that even in at greater risk to themselves so they didn't trust the Russians is what it was and nobody nobody trust the Russians right now and nobody can you blame them no and if your life is at stake you know you are going to make a decision based on who you trust you know yeah well George this is very interesting it's historical I'm glad I'm glad we found um you know some a movie that that um that helps you in terms of seeing back 100 years ago and and evaluating and confirming to some extent you know what happened in the Armenian genocide but I'm I'm also I think it's important that we study history you know history can help us and take lessons from history uh else we are deemed to repeat history we have repeated genocide so many times and we really want to get out of that habit and maybe now when we see it unfolding in front of us in terms of Putin's genocide in Ukraine maybe the lesson is refreshed and maybe we will find ways to stop it and maybe the US is is is the leader the moral leader that can stand up against it um all of this somehow connects doesn't it George yes I would suggest at 399 on on amazon.com or some to for the public to watch that movie because it was really suppressed by by Turkish men you know young Turkish men and take a look because this I mean it gets a little into that romance but a lot of the public in their reviews you know they liked it you know for whatever the lacking it was they liked it and they thought it was a good movie you know so um you know even the public like 4.5 out of 5 they rated it you know how do you rate it George I would rate it a nine and a half you know especially because I'm sensitized to this whole issue you know um um you know the reason I didn't give it a 10 is because I think that's that romance the triple romance between the two that sort of took away a little bit from the from the you know they try to make it more interesting you know but it's a few people have written doc done documentaries since then what was his name who did um intent to destroy which is a movie I've got his name but the the guy who that that was a really good actual you know documentary well I think the more documentary is the more I'm interested but I I would give it a nine because I feel that although the love story was not convincing um it it taught me what happened it taught me in in those days in that part of the world the reach of world war one was um was worldwide really in many ways perhaps not as worldwide as world war two but still uh it it covered a lot of ground and and this teaches you that it puts you there and it makes you understand that even people who don't think they're at risk that one day they find they're at risk this happened in both world wars and resulted in was part of genocide in both world wars we have got to stop doing that we've also got to stop doing the show uh george because we're out of time oh yeah okay yeah definitely say goodbye to the people george take care aloha thank you jay thanks for your insights today have a good day aloha thank you george aloha bye bye thank you so much for watching think tech hawaii if you like what we do please like us and click the subscribe button on youtube and the follow button on vimeo you can also follow us on facebook instagram twitter and linked in and donate to us at think tech hawaii dot com mahalo


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The Ministry of Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training is reporting a successful return to the classroom for the nation's student population. The school term resumed in the physical setting for all students on Monday 8th November 2021, as the island draws nearer to resolution of the fourth wave of COVID-19. The Ministry of Education has also announced that it will be embarking on academic recovery and accelerated learning programs to compensate for lost instruction time. Details in this report by Herbody Mark. Students across the island returned to the physical classroom setting on Monday. Instruction had to be conducted via virtual platforms for students with smart devices and internet connectivity following the onset of the fourth wave of COVID-19 in St. Usher. Officials from the Ministry of Education took the opportunity on Monday, visiting various schools with a view of ensuring that students had a seamless transition back to the classroom. Honourable Dr. Pauline Antoine Prospep, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training explained that several measures have been put in place to ensure the health and safety of all students. Well, we would know that last year we had a tomb where all the students were back and most schools have refined their protocols to ensure the safety of all students. So you have students wearing their masks at school. We have the social distancing at the schools. We also have where social distancing is masked, we have different, at the gate you would be welcomed by someone who would take your temperature and ensure that your hands are sanitised and they have different pots around the school compound where students can wash their hands and sanitise to ensure that their hands are clean at all times. Acting Education Officer Cyrus Seapal indicated that the Ministry of Education is also embarking on an academic recovery program. The program aims to ensure that no child is left behind as a result of disruptions in instruction. What is important now is the academic performance and along with that now the social upbringing and emotional psychological aspect of it with reference to school. So returning face to face it has more to it than just simply the knowledge aspect of it. And then now with this now we are also considering you have the learning loss that may have taken place because of the distributed learning because as you know yes the teachers were doing their best to try to get everybody with the online platform but there were some children we could not reach. So because of that there would have been some learning loss. So therefore we are putting a program in place for the academic recovery to take place and along with that now we are going to put another program in place called Accelerated Learning. So we are going to have the academic recovery and the Accelerated Learning working together so the children can be where they are supposed to be. Acting Chief Education Officer highlighting the importance of students' return to the classroom explained that students' holistic well-being was considered during the decision making process. In the school setting the psychological component we fit most children when they are at home we don't know what they are going through we don't know the conditions they are at home how much learning is really taking place they want to learn but in the environment with which they operate you also have to consider the psychosocial aspect of it you also have to consider the nutritional aspect of it because remember we have a lot of the children especially the primary school who depend on the feeding program of the Ministry of Education to get a good meal. So all of these components and as I said now we had a number of children who were getting the packages from the schools however we could not give them any feedback because we had no interaction between the teacher and the students so although they would receive a package but they were not getting the feedback. So that one month and that's why the minister had said we are not going to have end of term exams but we are going to have interaction with the children from day one of this month until the last day. So then now the misconceptions that they may have got during the packages that they got or probably where there was internet connectivity issues and then they may have lost on certain things then that one month would actually bridge that gap and prepare them now for next term we are hoping that things will be okay that we will continue the face to face. Principles the island over have welcomed students to return to the classroom. School of St. Mary's College Don Howell assured that the school in collaboration with all stakeholders have put in place the necessary measures to ensure the safety of all students. Schools across the island including special education schools and tertiary institutions resumed in class instruction as of Monday 8th November 2021 using the face to face modality via whole school or alternate day approach.


What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here. I am very excited I did not ever think I would get to come on here and talk about something that we could potentially be getting in the future Related to the 13 ghost property for the first time in over 20 years at this point because apparently there is early development of a 13 Ghosts limited series I would assume 13 episodes are obviously, but Patrick Mediate or Mediate and Aaron McClane who hosts the screenwriter's podcast have a 13 ghost TV show in very early development Dredd's central reveal this exclusive report and Patrick chimed in on Twitter with this tweet cats out of the bag a major announcement from Dredd central on a project I've been working on with my co-creator Aaron McClane through our new production company Primordial picks in partnership with Dark Castle Entertainment 13 Ghosts the series Aaron I know is a VFX supervisor for the walking dead and he ran into before I even get into that I'm gonna basically recapping the podcast episode, but I implore all of you to go listen to this podcast Their excitement their enthusiasm for this is the type of passion I love to see from people getting involved with the horror genre. We need stuff like that I love the passion behind their voices and I hope that this project is picked up by the last people it needs to be picked up by because Dark Castle Entertainment is already on board with it and The producer I'm about to talk to she's already on board with it as well But Aaron who is a VFX supervisor for the walking dead series ran into Ashley Robinson Who is a fear the walking dead producer at an event and she mentioned wanting to do a 13 ghost TV show? She admitted there were no writers attached to it yet when asked and Aaron said me and my co-host will put together a pitch deck for you So they envisioned this as a 13 episode series that expands the mythology because Aaron actually mentions that he thinks the 2001 film drops the ball in regards to exploring those mythos Apparently it was like a 15 page pitch Ashley ended up loving it and they did it with Cyrus's voice in mind So the pitch deck is like Cyrus's journal in a way Which is freaking phenomenal to hear how creative they took this approach Which is kind of explaining why so many people ended up being on board with it Walking Dead executives praised it showrunners of the walking dead apparently praised it writers praised it They just had everyone involved so then the next step became okay Well, who do we go to who has the rights to this they ended up tracking down it of course Dark Castle Entertainment and Sony Pictures television have rights to this so Dark Castle After they had the show pitched was excited and pleased with it They apparently loved the world expansions and the concepts and they said let's take it to Sony after the pitch meeting Since Sony has half of the rights to this IP as well Dark Castle said this is the version of 13 ghosts that best represents It for us It's a crown jewel in our library and your version is what we want to go with for a series Dark Castle even helped these guys get prepared for their Sony pitch and during the pitch apparently the Sony executives were spot We're smiling but then The writer strike happened two weeks after the pitch and it hasn't officially been picked up by Sony just yet due to this while Images of the pitch deck start coming across your screen here I'll go over this note from the pitch deck in dread Central's article a quote from the bitch From the pitch deck goes as follows every culture in the world has its ghost stories and this Reimagining of 13 ghosts presents an international sampling of these supernatural tales the ghost stories within each episode will have their own Stylistic look and feel that will be explored and influenced by each individual director So they want to have different directors for each episode This makes our ghost Vinn our ghost Vignette stand out Stylistically as they set out as they set the theme for each episode So we are finally going to have a show that I know a lot of people have been clamoring for a show Regarding the firstborn son the torso the angry princess the bound woman the withered lover the torn prince Another one is the pilgrim is I believe another one is the great child and then the dire mother The hammer the jackal and then the other one. I think is the juggernaut I'm literally trying to take up Kalina's monologue in that film because I've seen that movie so many times I love it. It's not a great movie by any means But it's a childhood favorite of mine And I've always saw the potential in expanding this into a TV show and giving backstories on these ghosts because the Designs and the makeup of these of these ghosts in that original film has always been something I thought this is very impressive and there's a lot of Appeal to these ghosts because of the makeup and the backstories that are kind of tease But they don't fully dive into it and people have been saying they should do a TV series I see people talk about Netflix should do it But you know what with with this pitch and their enthusiasm, please listen to this podcast These guys I think they deserve to be able to do this. I I think this show deserves to be picked up I hope that something positive can come out of these strikes soon Because these are some of the things we could be missing out on if not This was just an amazing thing to come across and the concept art as you saw it come across your screen I absolutely loved it Let me know what you think about this down in the comment section below if you haven't already, of course Make sure you subscribe turn on post notification at numbers of video in the description. I'll have links on my social media accounts I am on Facebook Twitter and Instagram. You can message me there, of course Then there's any movies news or views I'm gonna cover in the future I'll leave a link to the podcast in the description as well and with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video


I would talk today about my new research project entitled Textiles and Seals Relations Between Textile Production and Seals and Sealing Practices in Bronze Age Grease that I'm directing in years 2018-2021. So this what I'm going to talk about today is just the first results after the first year of the project. In this project I investigate a range of various data that were until now never explored together or as impressions of cordage and textiles on other sites of seal-impressed lamps of clay as on the example on the slide never explored at all. Seal-impressed textile tools is the second category of data that I'm going to investigate and textile production related iconography of seals is the third point. In order to maintain all this data an online database has been designed specifically for our project through the services of the Digital Competence Center of the University of Warsaw and my aim today is to present this database as a useful research tool for studying multiple types of textile related evidence from the agency and settings. My presentation starts with a super brief introduction to grease in the Bronze Age and the GenClyptic then I will shortly discuss the main research questions posited in the Textiles and Seals research project and the types of the investigated evidence. Next I will present the structure of the Textiles and Seals database and discuss shortly its search engine. Although it needs to be remembered that as you can imagine after the first year of the project the data entry has not been accomplished and the search engine will be further developing I would try to close my presentation with some preliminary conclusions. The Bronze Age in Greece covers the first and the second millennia BCE and the Bronze Age cultures developed on lands around the agency so they comprised Helladic and Mycenaean cultures and the mainland Cycladic culture on the Cyclades and Minon on three. Seals were produced and used throughout the large part of the Bronze Age however with certain geological differences between Crete, Cyclades and the mainland. The uninterrupted use of seals from early to late Bronze Age has been only attested in Crete. The main objectives of the Textiles and Seals project aim to reveal the structure and meaning of the relationship between textile production and seals and sealing practices. The complexity of this relationship may be tracked by investigating the following phenomena. The use of seals in the administrative practices related to textile production that may be reflected by the practice of impressing seals or textile tools specifically to loomweights. The use of textiles in general administrative practices as various holders of seedings for example in a direct object sitting as tying cords or wrapping textiles or perhaps even as goods that were subjected to seeding themselves and in a combination sitting as holders of boule or flat-based noodles that were attached to other goods or documents. And the last phenomenon is textile production related iconography of seals. It comprises depictions referring to raw materials such as sheep or flecks on sheep meaning bull, a deformation of threads here we have a possible spindle and weaving and symbolic references the spider. Obviously all the discussed data require recording various information or parameters and consequently various scheduling, various queries. A significant share of information is already available online. The main database collecting seals and sealings from the Aegean Bronze Age is the SEMS arachne and SEMS stands here for the Corpus Dominocian and Mechanician Seagal. And the vast majority of seal faces referred on the slide as the SEMS numbers is available in the arachne database. Also several seal impressed objects are documented in another model of the arachne. In the real world the collection of silicone and plasticine casts of the under sides of clay sealings is stored in the SEMS archive in Heidelberg and has been kindly made accessible for my studies for which I thank the director of the archive professor Diamantis Panagiotopoulos and Dr. Maria Anastasiado. As regards the use of textiles in the sealing practices the parameters of impressed cordage and textiles as well as other organic surfaces are of the major interest. However the use of specific seals on specific seal impressed objects is also observed and recorded. Clay sealings may be impressed more times and by more than one seal such as the example on the slide which is the pexiting from Vano-25 infestals and sometimes the impression of one and the same seal may be found on more than one object. Potential cross-references among the main types of data are possible but so far confirmed actually confirmed twice but here is the only one example and this is the spool from Maria but was impressed 10 times by a seal bearing a depiction of two spiders which are read as a symbolic reference. The other example comes from Akrotiri where in the middle branch age there was find a loom weight that was inscribed in a line near a script and one of the sign was is understood by the scholars as the sign resembling the piece of textile. According to the main types of data the database is constructed of three models one documenting the impressions on textiles on clay the second one for seal impressed textile tools and the third for the iconography of textile production. The names of models which display online and would be then accessible to the open public are the ones which are in the double brackets. As regards the number of records until now we have recognized 183 examples of individual cordage and textile impressions and I estimate that it's like three times more than that and 258 seals bearing depictions of textile production related models including 173 and four sided prisms that multiplies the number of the engraved seals three or the engraved seal faces three or four times respectively. Since data are still being collecting the set numbers may of course change and here we have the seal impressed textile tools down 47 I'm sorry it's my attention somehow and this number the 47 will increase definitely because the actually the seal impressed on max mark textile tools were not really very carefully recorded neither by textile scholars neither by scholars who were interested in selling practices. Now let me show a short film made by the colleagues from the Digital Competence Center about operating the iconographic model of the database the author of the presented animation is Vojcik Karpiński. It will show how the records are entered and what kind of information is recorded. After the general basic information about the identification, provenience, statistic and contextual dating there is a section documenting the iconography which we will see in a second. For the dating we use also the slice time dating to make a broader horizon and now we are coming to the iconography. So all seal faces refer to the SAMS volumes and the SAMS online database RACNA if they are in this database. Motifs are described according to the SAMS list of references or keywords as well as the list of motifs distinguished by Maria Anastasiado in her monograph who analyzed three sided prisms the stylistic group of seals that views the most frequent iconographic references to textile production. Texture motifs are defined by us and you are free to merge or change the keywords. In case of inscribed seals as we will see in the second example on the film which you will see in a second we also record the individual signs and entire inscriptions and the example on the film will show the written hieroglyphic script transcribed after the chic which is the corpus hieroglyficarum inscriptionum pleatae. Now why the data input is playing let me give you some more information about the technical aspects of the database but also its overall cost. The database was built by the digital competence center of the University of Warsaw which is the technology partner for all humanities at our university and my special thanks go again to Piotr Kastrzykdomi, Purhała and Ewa Seraphim Pursator who collaborate with me. All software used to construct the database is free and open source. The application tailored to the buzzer database requirements was written in Python using the Django framework. Data is being stored is in a post-gray SQL database and the Django admin module facilitates data input. The search and data visualization interface was built basing on bootstrap. The overall cost of the digital competence center services are calculated only to 8500 euro and they comprise design and implementation of the website and database, hosting domain SSL certificate, design programming and implementation of the security and backstrap policy and automatic backstrap option including restore options and general oversight over all IT aspects of the project. Now we'll see the data search which is illustrated first by the most frequent textile production related motif so far recognized. This is the Lumwitz motif represented by 75 examples and the spider would be the next. The general motif of the Lumwitz comprise several combinations which you will see here including depictions of the warp weighted Lum as we could have seen one of them and a combination of the Lumwitz with a male figure termed by us a weaver and the weaver is represented as we will see by 26 examples and I will have no time to talk about the methodological principles for distinguishing certain motifs of course the iconography of series is tricky but this is also the part of the project so the the motifs are recognized according to the principles. Now we will see the variations of the spider motif and while the Lumwitz motif is characteristic for metalbrowns aged lipstick from creed exclusively and especially the Maria stratite prisms the spider motif had been depicted throughout the entire bronze age and now we can see it slightly later depictions stylistically belonging to the so-called talismanic group and these are 15 examples. These are spiders. The example three shows how the combinations of motifs such as the Lumwitz and the spider are searched by the end word which results in this case in searching in search showing all fields that have these two motifs depicted on one face or or on two or more faces if this is a multi-face seal but what we need is also the search we use the search with or keyword and this one we use especially when we combine the keywords from different systems which are not exactly suited for our searches like in this case from Arachne and what we saw there was a combination of the so-called waterbed motif with a spider. Two conclusions the textiles and seals database already proved to be a very useful and helpful tool it allows recording various types of data and parameters in a rigorous manner and with clarity. Since the database is accessible of online it may be operated by more users simultaneously without worries about the consistency of the entered data yet the creation of such a database is not an easy process and requires a good communication between us the archaeologists and the software designers of developers. It also requires some elasticity in the official agreements since new ideas are appearing while using this tool and this appears on both sides I mean on the site of archaeologists or like me but also the software designers may add a lot of things to that. Now a short comment about the search potential of such database although several of the anticipated correlations and cross references among the data are theoretically possible to track without the newly created database and search engine practically the amount of work required by such searches would surely leave several observations and noticed and several questions unanswered. The present search engine facilitates tracking combinations of data that have been not anticipated or expected previously such as for example a possible semantic relation of scenes engraved on various seal faces of the multi-faced seals until now there was the general opinion that these depictions have no relations to each other but the repeating combinations of different motifs such as the already mentioned the combination of the motif of lumoids and the motif of the spider with a so-called waterbed attested on 11 examples. It used to be also attested on the scenes related to textile production on the attic pottery and it was never explained neither for the attic pottery and textile production neither for the edge and seals. Tracking more combinations of data from all modules of the database is expected and these new possibilities are already opening paths for new questions and even at this early stage of research make its scope more specific and as we believe router. Thank you very much for your attention.


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Well my dear students, the course is Labour Policy Pakistan and the topic is due process of law, a basic requirement. We are living in a state, we are living in a country, we are subject to constitution, we are subject to laws. In other words, we are bound to be governed as per the rule of law of the land. Now question arises, what is due process of law? This phrase is a very important phrase and this is an American concept. This means in accordance with law. Civilization cannot exist without this concept. What is civilization, my dear students? Civilized means to do the work of life in such a way that they like everyone, they call it civilization, that is beneficial for everyone. So what would I like to do? Disturb an arbitrary place? Dispotic attitude? Should I become a monarch? No, I will make sure that due process of law is in everything. In this, two laws play a very vital role, a substantive and a procedural. The substantive law tells us that if someone does this work, then what is the punishment? The procedural law tells us how to make this punishment. So due process of law means such a process that allows law. Naturally, if there is no due process of law in society, then civilization will not exist. And civilization revolves around peace and social justice. This concept focuses that every citizen must be dealt in accordance with law and not on the basis of whims and caprice of the executive authority. Organs of state, team, legislature, executive or judiciary. If you look at the bottom of the slide, there is a reference for case law. In that, it is said that the state functionaries, the executives, will not use their whims and caprice. In fact, they will do all the work due to the process of law. That is, in accordance with law. Dear students, on this slide, you are seeing that a word that is bold or underlined has precedents. It has been mentioned in various precedents that executive authority has to exercise powers in accordance with law. And as per the spirit of the Article 4 of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973, and public functionaries should act in accordance with law and not in derogation thereof. This is very clear. Law also talks the same and precedents also talk the same. Now question arises, what is this precedent? My dear students, according to Black's law dictionary, precedent is making of law by a court in recognizing and applying new rules while administering justice. Legislature makes laws. Apart from this, courts also make laws. When laws of legislature are ambiguous and there is an interpretation of law, or there is a situation where a new situation emerges in front of the courts then there is a constitution on which the Justice Sahiban puts the responsibility that they are the custodian of the constitution. And then the gaps in the legislation should be fulfilled by giving ratios, that is, principles through the precedents. There is binding authority in the precedents. It is also called authority. And it enjoys the status of law. Here you are seeing that the binding authority of the precedent is based on the principle of stare decisis. The life of the precedent is stare decisis. It means stand by the things decided. That the principles made by the courts are now bound to follow the principles of society. My dear students, earlier we have discussed that no state will take action that is detrimental to life, liberty, property, etc. In the bottom of this slide, there is a philosopher, Oliver, who says about the process of law that due process of law is a bullet. Whatever disagreement there may be as to the scope of the phrase the due process of law, there can be no doubt that it embraces the fundamental conception of a fair trial with opportunity to be heard. That the person who has an allegation or is accused, has to be treated only under the process of due process of law. Any arbitrary power, despotic power will not be used on that. Hope you have understood the topic. Thank you very much.


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We now want to be talking about entering time from our employees for example. Now first let's take a look at a flow chart to think about why we would want to do this and when it might be applicable for what type of industry might use it. So let's go to the flow chart. This is the desktop flow chart but we're just looking at the flow here. Now the first reason would be for payroll purposes. So if we had for example hourly employees we would need to get their time in some way, shape or form. But that's not typically the only reason we would want to track time. Many kinds of companies might also want to track the time so they can use it to add to the invoice to bill the clients based on time. So let's first think about the payroll situation. We set up payroll within QuickBooks. If we have hourly employees we're going to have to collect their hours in some way, shape or form. We can do this multiple different ways. We might just have them enter the time into the system on a manual or they might just give us the time in an Excel sheet or in a Word document or whatever another program. As we process the payroll we can just enter the time in that way. So that would work, that would be fine. Or we can have them enter the time in the time sheets, approve the time and then the time sheets will automatically pull over as we process the payroll. And so we can use that method and that method works as well. Now sometimes we might want to get a little bit more intrusive as the employer and actually track them kind of like they're on the clock with the old ticking, you know, with a clock in. And I can actually see that they're logged in on working at that point in time. So we can use, there's another system within QuickBooks that you can use to actually track them and possibly even see where their location is when they're logged in and notified you if they've gone into overtime or any of that kind of stuff. So we'll touch into that. But that's going a little above and beyond what we're going to get into in detail right here. But you can look into that for more options which will not only give you the time but also give you that more tracking features and whatnot and notifications and all that kind of stuff. And then we might use the time in order to populate and bill invoices. Now this will usually be done in like a job cost kind of system which might be a construction company for example. But oftentimes like service businesses are structured this way as well in a job cost system and that classic accounting firm, a CPA firm, a law firm for example might have partners and then the partners are going to be using the staff who they're going to be working to death. And then they're going to bill their clients based on the work of the staff. So note that the staff then might be salaried employees, right? We might be paying them a salaried employee so that we don't really need their time necessarily to pay them. We need their time sheets in order to populate so we can bill the clients based on it. Do you ever see that movie? I guess it's a little old now. It's called The Devil's Advocate where you had a lawyer that was, they were a firm for the mob and he didn't know and all this kind of stuff. And the guy tells the new lawyer one time. He's like, I don't even care if you're just thinking about a client in the taxi. You've got to build the client, right? That's how we make money here. So that's going to be, that's going to be the idea here. And then the question is if that's the system we have, then the question is if Adam is my customer or is my employee, am I going to bill Adam based on a standard rate which will not necessarily be his hourly rate because we're at least going to mark up his hourly rate. It's going to be a rate specific to Adam based on what Adam does, like $100 an hour for Adam's work or something. Or are we going to try to bill based on what Adam has done and apply rates based on what he did? In other words, he did bookkeeping. Therefore I'm going to bill out on a rate applied to the bookkeeping work versus tax work or something like that. So that's going to be the basic structure that we're thinking about.