What's shaking? My name's Cam. Welcome back to another video. I have been writing for a pretty long time now since I was a kid. It's been 84. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But this year, 2021 in particular, I have been doing things in new ways. In ways that have been purposefully challenging, because why not make writing even harder than it already is? Partly because I know it'll improve my ability to write and my writing, but also because I just wanted to try something fresh and exciting. I wanted to step outside of my comfort zone. Call me Rick because I've been experimenting, you know, like, like, like Pickle Rick. OK, look, I want to chat about a few things, writing wise, including a style of writing that I never really thought I would give a go. But first of all, I want to talk about one of the most challenging things I've done so far as a writer, collaborating with other authors. Be warned. I'm about to plug myself in Indie author, plugging themselves.  I know, crazy. So last year, I collaborated with other writers for the first time on a writing project when we made the horror anthology Local Horns. Well, that doesn't seem like a bad omen. And you know what? Getting involved with this was actually very easy. I sat down, daydreamed a little bit, came up with an idea, wrote it down and sent it off. B-Bizangan. This year, however, I wanted to take it a step further and do something that I've wanted to do for years, quite frankly. I wanted to curate my own anthology of horror short stories. I wanted to do it a long time ago. I just never could think of a way to deal with the royalties. I thought it would be way too much effort to just be indefinitely splitting profits and sending them out to the authors involved. But inspired by Local Horns again and all of the profits going to charity, I thought maybe I'll do that as well. Just have the profits go to charity because I don't really care about making money from the anthology so much. I just wanted to do it. And it was with that idea in mind that I came up with We're Not Home, a horror anthology, a collection of horror short stories exclusively from booktubers and author tubers here on YouTube. All of the stories involved themed around vacation and travel because I figured what better time is there to scare people out of traveling than during lockdowns? I've been talking about this anthology for a while, so you probably already know about it. But this is the first video I'm making with the actual paperback with the finished product. So if I wasn't being clear enough, it's finished. It's done. It's actually available for purchase right now. Obviously, I'm going to have links in the description below, but you can find it on Amazon just by looking up We're Not Home Anthology. I want to show you something, though. See here, there's a little badge that says A Shade of Grim. The purpose of this badge is to, first of all, let you know that any book with this badge on it, all of the profits will be going to charity. But this one, the profits will be going to a charity called Books in Homes. It's an Australian charity that provides books and educational material to communities that don't really have easy access to that. A Shade of Grim is basically a series of collections of horror short stories that I'll be releasing every six months to 12 months, involving a bunch of different writers all around one central theme again to raise money for charity. Obviously, there's only one book in the series now, but as time goes on, as the years go on, hopefully we can build up a pretty big catalogue of horror short stories that will be supporting a great cause. I'm really excited about it. A Shade of Grim. I promise this whole video isn't a plug for this book, but I have to tell you about it, you know? I'll also leave in the description of the video below a list of all of the authors that are involved, fellow YouTubers and links to their channels. I have already read the whole book, all of the short stories involved, and I know it's going to seem like I'm obliged to do this. I get that, but I have to say all of the short stories here, all 13 of them, well, all 12, I feel like I can't really count myself there. That's a bit pompous, but all 12 of the stories by the other writers are truly fantastic and they all span over a lot of different sub-genres of horror, so I feel like there's something for everyone. It goes from the pretty dark and gloomy and gory all the way to the more aesthetic and classically chilling types of horror. Kate Kavanaugh's first stab at writing horror genuinely impressed me. It's an exceptionally creepy story involving a one of those like video doorbells. Dane Cobain has a story in there that reminds me of one of my favorite Goosebumps books, A Night in Tarot Tower. I haven't been able to stop thinking about Jason White's story since I read it, a story about a creepy little town filled with creepy people. I could go on and on about what I love most about each of the stories involved, but in another video. The point is if you want a great spooky read in time for Halloween, if you want to support some of your maybe favorite YouTubers and you also want to support a great charity, We're Not Home might be the book for you. But what was the difficulty in curating this collection of horror short stories? Well, I'll tell you just just hang on. Writing my short story for this collection was actually pretty easy. It was an idea I had quite a long time ago about a couple that find a bit of a mysterious speech. Submitting a story for an anthology is most times pretty easy, but corralling 12 authors to work together with you is a whole different story, especially when half of them take a million years to answer their emails. Guys, I emailed you. So here's how it went. First, I selected the writers involved. This was done through an application process on Google Docs. I posted that up on Twitter and on the community tab of this YouTube channel. So if you want to be involved in the next volume in the A Shade of Grimm series, then you have to make sure you're keeping an eye out for it. I did it through an application process and also by talking to some writers that I'd already discussed this with in the past or some writers that I've already worked with in the past up in particular, local haunts. Once I had the list of writers that were going to be involved with the project, I had to email out a very long and detailed document covering pretty much exactly where, when and how I needed them to get their stories back to me and the theme that their stories should basically follow. The word count, the deadline, that was the easy part. But during the time of waiting for people to send their stories back, that's when some of the difficulties started arising. I had a few people that had the dropout from the project, which is fine. They had their reasons, but it did, you know, make things a lot more tricky. I had to find replacements. And then because those replacements were coming in so late, I had to extend their deadline, which in turn kind of pushed everything else back. After all of that, once I finally had all of the stories back, I then had to get contracts drawn up, arranged and sent out to them. The purpose of those contracts is to both protect the author's rights to publish their short story wherever else they'd like, and more importantly, to make sure that I am legally obliged to send all of the profits to charity. Not that I wouldn't have done it anyway, but for the comfort of everyone involved, for the comfort of the readers and for the comfort of myself, I would prefer to have it noted down in a legal document. I'm actually still waiting to get a couple of the contracts back, but at this point, the book's out, so I can't make any changes. It is what it is. From there, it was pretty standard self-publishing stuff, finding a cover artist. I wanted to go with a bit of a different cover style. I really, really like Cameron Rowe Beak's artwork that he did for this and he does for a lot of other self-published books on YouTube. But what I wanted for this, first of all, I wanted it to be noticeably separate from Regina's series of anthologies. I wanted it to be its own thing. And I also just kind of wanted a different art style, a bit more of a 3D rendered style. So so I hired Fisiha Zulfika and she created this and I'm really happy with it. Because the theme of the anthology is vacation and travel, I wanted to divert a bit from the dark and gloomy horror covers and do something a bit more bright and colourful while still trying to be creepy. So obviously it's meant to look like a family photo on the beach, but plot twist, the children are dead, the dad is crying and he's got blood on his hands. Formatting this book was one of the least favourite experiences I've ever had involving writing. I haven't been a big fan of formatting when it comes to any of my books, but this one in particular was very challenging because and it's completely my fault for not specifying this in my original email to all of the writers, but when everyone sent their stories back to me, they'd already formatted it. I think that might have been a misunderstanding on my part because when I sent the original email, I asked them to do as much of their own editing as they could. I was more so referring to like grammar and spelling, that kind of stuff. But a lot of the people that sent it back, sent it back formatted. And I can't have everyone's stories formatted differently. So I had to go through and reformat everything. And it was just it was probably the closest I've ever come to wanting the stick of fork in each of my eyes. But again, that's my fault. Anyway, against all odds, we managed to get it out in time for Halloween. That was always the goal, although I set the deadline way too tight. It wasn't easy. I'm not going to lie. This is probably one of the most stressful and difficult things I've ever done when it comes to writing, but I don't regret a minute of it. At the end of the day, it was a very fun experience. Most of the difficulty was just because it was the first time I've ever done it. Next time I do this for the next volume in the series, I know a few tricks to make the process go a lot more smoothly. But for now, I am glad that it's done. I think in particular next time, I'm going to make sure the publication date is not so close to the submission deadline. But yeah, check it out if you'd like. Again, I'll leave links in the description below. Supports charity, supports some YouTubers and up-and-coming writers. It gives you a great spooky read for Halloween. It should, at the very least, make you a bit more scared of travelling, which, ironically, is pretty helpful during a pandemic. On a separate but really quick note, I have also basically finished my own separate collection of horror short stories. It'll be a book of short stories with all of the stories written by me. And I was planning to release it at the end of November. Technically, I could do that, but I don't think I will. The thing is, We're Not Home is coming out or has come out now towards the end of October. And then I also have a short story in Regina's next anthology, the follow up to Local Haunts. The next one is called Served Cold, and I have a story in that one, and that comes out in December. So I think having a book come out this month, next month, and the month after that is just a bit much. That's a lot of marketing I would have to do on my end. And also it's just it's just a lot. So I think it would be much better for me to kind of keep the collection that I've basically finished in my back pocket and then just release it early next year. Split them up a bit more, you know, although I have to say I am super, super excited for people to read that collection because some of the stories in there I can say without a doubt is some of the best writing I've ever done. Some of the stories in that are the creepiest and just best horror I've ever written. If I'm allowed to sound a bit cocky for a minute. As for the writing style change that I mentioned at the start of the video, you may remember me mentioning a few times that I exclusively write in third person past tense. That's just the only way I've ever really felt comfortable writing. But with my horror collection that I just mentioned, at least two or three of the stories involved are first person. I wanted to try and do it because a lot of other authors do it. A lot of popular books now are in first person and I wanted to challenge myself. It was tricky. I'm not going to lie. It kind of felt like I was writing fictional diary entries rather than telling a story, so it was pretty difficult to stick to that structure. Like in third person, you can use lots of beautiful, descriptive imagery, metaphors and similes to describe people and places. But in first person, it's basically an internal monologue. I don't know about you, but I don't really walk into a room and think to myself, light is dancing off that window like a flame on clear water. Feels like a weird thing to say in a first person story, but would feel completely natural in a third person one. I don't know. It's just hard for me. That's what she said. Well, that's it for now. Let me know what you think of the new anthology. Are there any other YouTubers that you watch that are involved with it? Or, hey, have you experimented going from third person to first person or past tense to present tense? I don't know if I will ever write in present tense. That's that's just a bit too much for me. Anyway, that'll do it for today, but I'm excited to show you my next writing video, which should be next week all about fantasy world building, because that's what I'm really sinking my heels into right now. And I'm having more fun than I've had in a long, long time with outlining. And I've also been using a very, very cool online tool to help with that outlining that I'm excited to show you about, not sponsored. It's so much fun. It feels like I'm playing a video game basically, but I'll tell you about it next week. In the meantime, the video is just about done. So what are you still doing here? Go do some writing. Catch you.


Now I request Arun Das to present his talk. Thanks a lot Ashwin. Can you hear me? Yes. Yeah. Okay. So I am Arun Das. I work as a lead engineer in Kalera. Kalera is a CPAS company. So I'm going to talk about a project that we have in our company which actually use Django along with AWS Lambda. So first thing about Django, I don't think that we need an actual introduction to Django. So Django is one of the most used Python web framework along with Flask and FastAPI. So developing Django as a Python developer, everyone will know how to develop Django projects. But the question is how do we deploy it? Or how can we deploy the application and scale the application and the considering the cost, right? So we have options like Heroku, we have options like AWS and we have many other, you know, we can deploy the application and easy to, but the important question is how we are going to handle when there's going to be a very high scale or when we have to consider cost, we always have to think about, you know, horizontal and vertical scales, sorry, scaling and how to improve the system and there will be n number of questions arising. And a solution that recently, that has been very useful in most of our projects is using serverless architecture, right? Where you have something like AWS Lambda, which will be along with API Gateway, SQLs provide you a very good option to deploy your application, which will, you know, which will be scaling depending on the cost and also, you know, the cost will also be maintainable. The problem here is lambdas are basically functions. If you have worked on Lambda, we have Lambda functions that we define and then we have API gateways which will be connecting it so that we can call it from the outer world and also we have SQLs which is going to be the queue and using a proper event-driven architecture, we can create, you know, very good application and we even have good CloudWatch logs and, you know, we have a very beautiful metrics table that we'll get for individual, you know, things in AWS. But now the question is, you know, Django is a complete framework, not just functions, right? And AWS Lambda is a completely different setup. How do we handle both these things? And this is what, you know, we found as a really good solution. We have something called SAPA. SAPA is actually, you know, something that connects between AWS Lambda and your Django project. So it's a very simple process where you create your application, you create a SAPA settings file, SAPA settings.json file.  And in the SAPA settings, you can provide all the information about your AWS settings and also the events that you want to trigger, all those information. And SAPA will be acting as a CLI tool, which will actually help you to, you know, it's a basic command, like SAPA deploy your environment. And once you do that, SAPA will create everything that is required for you and you'll get a URL which you can use for your application, which means that your Django project will be saved and it will be, you know, uploaded as an IW into AWS Lambda and AWS Lambda will be created. It will also create API gateway for you and it will also have the connection between SQS Lambda, SQS and the Lambda.  SAPA will, you know, help you in a way that uses how to create a function in your Django project and we can just have a basic connection using, you know, the SAPA. And using this, you know, SAPA, it will just, you know, whenever there's a new item in the SQS and the corresponding trigger that has to be happened, that will be done by the SAPA itself. So we have been using this AWS Lambda plus SAPA plus, you know, Django in a big project and we found it really useful in terms of, you know, load that it can handle and in terms of cost that we have. And it's always worth a try to do something in this kind of an environment where you can actually find the, you know, usage and get an input and output like where we are and how much you can actually try it. So I will highly recommend you guys to go through this, go through SAPA and do your projects and see how AWS Lambda can help you. And I just wanted to give you an introduction about these things and, you know, so that some of you who are still confused about how to, you know, use your application will get an idea about this. And yeah, basically that's it from my part. Thank you for giving me the opportunity.


And a Bauer tries the backhand and inside. Looks like it was deflected off of Mackenzie Rieger. So Bauer should get that assist and credit Rieger for the goal. Just the right place at the right time, really. And that will make it 7-0. Stevenson taking a look at the replay here. Bauer puts it up. Did she touch? I think she did touch it last. Brooke Morris probably would have went in, even if.


family after another from all sectors of the Israeli society have looked at me with Terry eyes. They did not ask for help for their grief, but they asked me to do everything to stop the madness, the division that threatens all of us. These dear families joined the voices of millions from all sides of the political map that are asking for one thing, not to step into a disaster before it divides us. For a long time we're not in a political division where are the leads of a crisis. And therefore as Israeli presidents have done before in such extreme cases, I refuse to stand aside. I hear and see the protests all over the country, wide audience of patriots who are fulfilling their rights of protest and are committed to the destiny of the people. We all feel that we are a moment before a collusion and even a violent collision that we're on the verge of an explosion. I wish, I beg of each and every one of you, my brothers and sisters, the threats from outside are great enough, any sort of violence and violence against those who are elected is a red line that we must not cross in the choice between breaking apart and joining together. We choose joining together. There are a few principles that we need to address with regard to the reform. The parliament is the Knesset. Even within the balance of powers, this is the parliament. A government elected by the Knesset has the right to fulfill a policy and the relations between the authorities is based on checks and balances, but chances, changes can be legitimate. Reform is also a base for a good change. You know, one authority has to be stuck in its way. The parliament has to be a home to the variety of opinions in the Israeli opinion. The fact that there is no variety of judges in the high court worries me for many years. This reform did not come out of nothing. It came out of a camp that feels that there is a lack of balance between the authorities all over the years. And more than that, this is a result of a pain and frustration that have reached a record. Yet the disengagement from Gaza, the pain of our brothers and sisters is real and rejecting and avoiding it is a mistake. On the other hand, I wish to stress the responsibility to listen to feel the pain of all parts of the people, especially when they come into effect into these. I believe that all parts of the reform under this potential, the stage fear, the Israeli justice system is our glory. The courts maintain the government and the people against crimes, against attacks from the outside against the losing of morality and, yes, even against fighting against human rights. We are a state of law and we must thank for that for the judicial, the responsible and there are millions of citizens that next to Jews around the world see the reform as a real threat to the Israeli democracy. They fear that the reform under this stage breaks all checks and balances. There will be no one left to protect the citizens from the power of the government. This pain is real. To reject it and avoid it is a big mistake. Those who imagine negotiations and even agreements without appreciating the pain of the other just proves they have nothing, does not understand what he's talking about. How many years does a person need in order to hear someone who is calling in pain? I hear the reports of the intelligence, including our enemies who are looking at us and let them do our work. Is there a greater warning sign? I met in recent weeks leaders from all walks of life, leaders of the public, rabbinical and social movements, those who support the reform and those who oppose it from these extensive and deep conversations. I declare that we can reach a wide agreement that would put the people of Israel above any debate. Yes, it is possible. Tonight I wish to present five principles that would be the basis of an immediate negotiation that would organize the relations between the authorities. The first principle is legislation that would establish the way we treat laws in Israel, both basic laws and regular laws, in this relationship between the legislator and the judicial that would lead to stability, no more basic laws that appear like mushrooms after the rain. Only those that were accepted in a wide agreement with four readings, there'll be no judicial criticism over legislation that would be made this way. It would also legislate the authority of the legislator to criticize laws according to majority that will be agreed on. And also we will discuss the authority of the judicial to overturn a law legislated by the Knesset. The second principle deals with the fact that the people of Israel are paying the price over the difference between Israelis and people around the world with the number of judges and the number of people. The gap is three times what it should be. The state of Israel needs to solve this issue and create already in the next budget a reform that would reduce the gap between the number of people and the number of judges. The third principle is about the trust between the judicial system and the people of Israel. The basic trust between a citizen and any authority in Israel over 800,000 legal proceedings are being opened every year and the system cannot handle this. It hurts the efficiency and the trust of the people. I call on the Justice Minister and the President of the High Court to present a plan that would assist the judicial system in order to put an end to the endless dragging of cases. We owe this to the people of Israel. The fourth principle is about the way we elect the judges. I suggest here today that the committee to elect the judges would change so that it would reflect a change in the right balance between the authority and would not enable a majority to any of the authorities. The mechanism to electing judges must rely on agreements and corporations and not about endless rounds. According to the proposal, each of the three authorities will be equally presented in the committee in addition to representatives of the public that will be appointed with coordination and agreement between the Justice Minister and the Chief Justice. Among them will be a representative of the opposition, as well as the issue of representing the lawyers in the committee will be agreed upon. Neither of the authorities will have a majority. The fifth principle idea of probability and there is a room for change in the major of probability that is limited to only cases of very extreme cases. Knowing the opinions of the side, I understand that they are willing and able to reach an agreement also about this principle. Those five principles are just the beginning and not the end. These are the basis of an agreement. I call on the representatives of the authorities, the chairman of the committee, the Justice Minister, the Chief Justice with a request from the depth of my heart to stop this call for negotiations. Build the bridges. We can and should reach agreements based on these agreements, pains of these principles. We can reach an agreement. The president is committed to this issue and always open for negotiations that will promote any cooperation that you may choose in a shared meeting through establishing a group and a committee any way that you choose at any time, as long as we are moving to a more constructive dialogue. I call on the chairman of the Knesset committee to not bring the law to first reading at the moment of such a conflict and reconsider the principles I suggested here today as a basis for the rest of the negotiations in the committee before the first reading. The greatest challenge is maintaining the people of Israel as one nation. I am committed to this fully and if needed I may even request to appear before the committee myself in order to present these principles. I'm willing to do everything. I repeat everything so that we will overcome this great disagreement. People of Israel, I ask to thank you to all the people of Israel that have come to me in recent weeks. All of those who offered and pushed the Israeli mosaic is the secret of our strength. It brings disagreements with it. We cannot deny the disagreements, but we're always known to give a greater place for what connects us. We're able to see that the distance between us is a distance of raising our hand and it is time to raise our hand to the people of Israel from all views for the three authorities and the relations between them for the security forces that look at us with an expectation that will fulfill the unity of Israel for the bereaved families and for the silver plates those we have sacrificed all over the years for the next generations on this great piece of land for the jury outside of Israel for the leaders of the world our supporters and enemies as one that the Israeli disagreement is a basis of unity that would face any challenge for the values for the state of Israel the Jewish and democratic state of Israel for the Jewish and democratic state of Israel for them do for them and do for us God will give force to his people. Well we've just heard President Isaac Herzog who himself is a lawyer attorney a very who was a distinguished lawyer for many years before entering public service presenting almost an alternative reform package uh still with us Michal Klein and Oizaki Michal we can't go into all the details of the suggestions he made but immediately he said uh the most immediate thing is he asked the coalition tomorrow not to proceed to a initial voting committee on a first reading this week of the reform to consider some of the things he's done is the coalition going to be willing to do should it be willing to do it do you think will it be willing to do that I partially yes I believe it was a presidential good speak speech but as one who disagrees with Oizaki and believes that this reform is not going to weaken the the supreme court but to strengthen it making it to present the whole people and not half of the people as the president correctly mentioned I believe from all his proposals I'm ready to separate the fourth proposal regarding the committee to select judges this I'm against any postponement postponement it should go tomorrow to the first reading the prince


My name is Mike Skanky. I'm a retired command master chief. I work for Congressman Rick Larson here in his Everett office in the district. And I do veterans outreach for the second congressional district. I'm also his liaison to the military bases. And then I do community outreach to Island County. I did 30 years in the Navy. My first 20, I was a fire controlman. So I worked long range, anti-air, warfare, Aegis weapon system and some predecessors to that. At about my 20 year mark, I chose to go command master chief. And so I finished up my time in the Navy doing that. I did five tours. One on the USS Kurtz. One at Commander Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command. One aboard the USS Tarawa, which is I think my favorite tour in the Navy. Then I was the force master chief for naval surface forces.  Well, I think with my job being outreach to veterans, my career kind of dovetails right in that. Because I bring credibility to doing that job in the district because I am a veteran. So my years of experience in the Navy helped me when I talked to veterans, whether the veterans from the Korean War era or Vietnam War era, I can understand where they're coming from when it comes to veterans' claims, when it comes to healthcare related issues, when it comes to all the things that veterans these days are concerned with. Because I've gone through the same process that they did. So I think it really helps me in my job. Well, I think we all continually grow and evolve as we get older. And I think that we learn something from every person that we come into contact with. So I think my time in the Navy has helped to shape me into the person that I am, into what my world view is. It's helped me in the way that I interact with people. It helped to raise my family. My kids both very successful. So I think my exposure to so many people over the course of my 30 years has really helped make me into the man I am today, really. Well, I would say for those that would like to join, make sure that they do it for the right reasons. And that it's an incredible thing. Whatever service they choose to join, I'm a bit of an affinity for the Navy, obviously. But whatever service they choose to do, go in there and go at it wholeheartedly and you'll come out a better person for it, whether you choose to stay for one single enlistment or you choose to make it a career. For those thinking about making it a career, I would say you can make no better choice.


The police in Grand Rapids, Michigan has released three videos of a police officer shooting a black man dead as the two men fought in the rain on a suburban front lawn following a traffic stop. The April 4 death of Patrick Leoyer has outraged members of his family and torched off-protest in Grand Rapids by activists who said it represented the latest example of police violence against young black men. The video taken from a dashboard camera and the officer's body-worn camera showed Leoyer standing beside a car, similarly confused as the policeman repeatedly asked for a driver's license and ordered him to get back inside the vehicle. Now, Leoyer appeared to be compliant but then closed the driver's side door and walked away, resisting the officer's attempts to handcuff him. Following a short food chase, the two men grabbed him on the lawn at one point fighting over the officer's stun gun before Leoyer was shot. The incident began after the officer stopped Leoyer over suspicions involving his license plate.


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What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here, so this will be a spoiler free Mostly maybe some minor teases again Teases for episodes nine and ten, but mostly an overall spoiler pre-review for from a season two from MGM plus previously known as epics I believe but uh Just jumping into season two Season two of this show, which was from the same creators of lost Is more or less now that I finish it all all ten episodes I would say a very significant dip in quality so much so that I am going to only rated a star less From the previous season, which I give an eight out of ten I'm just gonna get that out of the way up front I feel like in the writing department this season and we have kind of dropped the ball There's a scene in season two with Ellis and Boyd where I'm like this seems to be the writer's way of Recognizing that the mystery is moving slowly and it gives me hope that it means a bigger picture is actually planned and not a Writing as we go type of thing, but then as the season kept on progressing I'm like I'm losing faith that they actually have any Concrete plan, but hopefully I'm proving wrong Now that moment. I'm addressing many of you probably already know it because it happened earlier on in the season Ellis is basically yelling at Boyd for returning to town with no answers and being at the same spot They've always been and now that I'm done with season two that moment just kind of rings very true for the overall season I feel like season two is something I can easily see myself revisiting but it's again a clear dip in quality in terms of just Majorly the writing department just as I was getting invested in around the characters we met during the inaugural season We have now a slew of newbies that give the narrative an overcrowded feel to it Sadly the season kicked off with the fallout from the failure of Jim's radio concept Victor and Tabitha go deeper into the tunnels and Tabitha's given a new arc after emerging from these tunnels related to these dusty dead kids Now Boyd who is also returning to town Christie's fiance that she's been waiting for shows up And then a good chunk of melodrama carries the season for a few episodes or so Momentum really just starts to pick up during episode 8 where we dig deeper into the character Victor Who I believe has been here the longest Scott McCord's acting in this episode is truly heartbreaking when considering Victor's child Like nature and the Eloise revelation that we know we all discover for those of you who don't know who Eloise is That's again because this is spoiler-free. You'll find that out when you watch down or when you go and sit down I should say and watch from season two while I'm watching Episode 8 I'm seeing all these meaningful Conversations start to happen the weird dreams that have been happening all season are finally addressed and it's like okay Why can't every season or why can't every episode be like episode 8 a slow burn? That still unravels pieces of this puzzle that started being assembled back during season one now finding that balance I think would have kept season two on par with season one again mostly in the writing department Season two is more interested in trying to focus on developing these characters Which is a slight improvement from season one for their efforts But I'm going to have to admit that the inclusion of the newbies gave the writers too much to juggle in not enough is worth Investing in the same way as season one everything again feels it feels overly crowded now with the ensemble that we have I mean even coming out of season one going into the second season I was intrigued to spend more time with our current Residents which the season does offer and the time spent with them is very much appreciated Especially Donna who I think is a standout this season But that doesn't eliminate the fact that a focus issue exists due to the newbies who are more or less Just added on dead weight to me especially Randall who is beyond frustrating thanks to AJ Simmons being a very talented actor However, more specifically this character is written in a way that just makes him a problem and a distraction from our core Mystery although I will admit his actions during episode 9 are especially bothersome but also helped create a very gripping sequence with Donna Boyd and Jim in the woods Episode 9 isn't able to amp up the Nightmare in Elm Street vibes with all of the characters trying to protect each other from falling asleep Elgin one of our other newbies reveals details about his freak out on the bus that happened back in the very first episode of season 2 The music box threat grows and we continue to dive deeper into what exactly is happening Plus by the end of episode 9 three characters are left in critical condition One of which has been here since the very first episode From season one prior to the last three episodes though characters just seem to be written in a way that avoids addressing any important discoveries for so long during the season I'm all for figuring out a mystery by discussing it among other viewers with clues given in the show But I don't want to see this show become Pretty little liars or end up like loss perhaps it's fair to say that season 2's other big issue is pacing too much talking in Little meaningful story progressions. I will say that from continues to do a great job at building tension Most of it being present during episodes 8 and 9 8 9 and a little bit of 10 Standout this season for me definitely was involving Boyd's encounter with smiley in the detent in the tension department The tunnel discoveries with Victor and Tabitha the score remains eerie at aids and heightening the stakes for certain sequences while also providing comfort during others Harold Parano delivers another phenomenal performance throughout the entire season with his work in episode 10 Including some of my favorite moments for the character of Boyd episode 10 also includes a very eventful Events I'll say with the boy in white for Tabitha and a cliffhanger that just adds another complex layer to this puzzle Because now even more questions exist than answers being provided all in all season 2 is for now Something I'll have to deduct points from because it's building up too much without going or building up too much and going even bigger By the end of episode 10, but the smaller questions are still unanswered. So from season 2 while again, I found it enjoyable I love that we got to spend time with our characters from season 1 But the introduction of these newbies which I think was way too many Clearly is showing to me that they didn't know how to really juggle all of that and give everybody enough Opportunities to breathe and become something worth investing in thus. I was left with an overcrowded feeling I thought that the ebb of souls were completely being dragged on and everything felt like filler at times Yes, little by little there are small things being thrown out there and it's fun to theorize as to what's going on But then when all of that is crammed into the finale with a lot of Exposition dumping and even still some major things that you might be expecting to have answered by the end of season 2 Don't expect them to be answered. They're still dragging this out and it's going to continue in the season 3 I'm excited to see where season 3 does go though because again, this is still a very interesting concept I just think that season 2 Didn't really focus didn't really find that balance between being mellow giving us a mellow drama that's compelling while also still unraveling the mystery the mystery is kind of taking a a Backpage is being put to the sidelines for us to develop the characters Which is fine, but if you hadn't added so many new characters Maybe you wouldn't have to feel that you needed to do this anyway But who do what do I know? Maybe there is a clear plan that will start to become more clear With season 3 onward you guys can let me know what you think about from season 2 down in the comment section below If you haven't already of course make sure you subscribe turn on post notification in this video in the description I will have links on my social media accounts. 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Post-CSS is an amazing tool that lets us do really incredible things and make our life a lot easier, like being able to type in right instead of right. Or there's even a plugin that will, if you have like five selectors, it will mix and match the properties that are within the selectors and jumble them all up. So that way things get applied in all the wrong places, letting you troll your teammates. So yes, today we're looking at some fun things you can do with Post-CSS, rather than some very serious things. But there are actually a few little gems in here that you might want to use. Hello, my friend and friends. Thank you so much for coming to watch yet another video. And if you're new here, my name is Kevin and here at my channel, it's all about falling in love with CSS. And one way I think we can do that is actually by using Post-CSS, which can solve a lot of our problems or just sometimes let us get onto the looser side and have some fun with things or maybe some of these will actually solve some of the problems or gripes that you do have with CSS. So let's dive right in. And we'll start with a bit more of a fun one, I guess. You can see I have a CSS file right here. And I also have a Post-CSS config. I'm using Veet to put together my project and run everything. We don't have to worry about too much on that side. And actually, I just want to let you know that before we actually add anything here, I've already installed the ones we're going to be doing in my configuration like npm install save dev and all of that. So they're all ready to go. If you want a more in depth tutorial on Post-CSS and actually getting it up and running and all of that, let me know in the comments. Let's dive in. The very first plugin we're going to look at is going to be Post-CSS Imperial, which lets us use Imperial units within your CSS. And this is more than just being able to use inches like we can do right now. So let's take a look at some of the fun we can have here. So here I do have a container setup, which all my content is in. So, you know, we could do it the old way. And pixels are probably, they are based on inches, I think. So they're sort of Imperial, I guess. But let's just say 100 pixels so we can see this is actually working. Of course I need to do this. Let's do an npm run dev. We're going to be running this a lot because whenever I make a change to my config file, we're going to have to update here. But there we go. We can see that's working. But what if instead of doing a width of pixels, you wanted to set your width in, let's say 50 barley corn. What is a barley corn? I don't know. Now we have a different width, maybe a bit too big. We'll go with like 25, something like that. It's still not working. Or even, you know, what if we wanted to set our font size? We'll go with like 250 twiP. This is, we're getting, that's a bit small. So we can't see the difference. Let's go with 500. It should get bigger. These are those archaic Imperial units, obviously. But if you don't want to go so far back in time, maybe instead of doing this, we also get width, we have yards. So I don't know, 0.25 yard. I think we can write it like that. That did change. Let's do a 1.5 so we can see it shrink down. And I think the yard, you can even just do a YD. You can see that's still working right there. So again, we'll change it just for fun. And there's all sorts of different crazy units that you can get in here. If you wanted to, for some strange reason, let's jump over to the other side of the pond and help out my British listeners. And actually, this applies to Canadians too, since we mostly use British English. We have this weird mix of the two. But let's come into my post CSS config here. And we're going to add another one, which is post CSS spiffing. And post CSS spiffing lets us use British spellings of stuff, which is pretty cool. There's actually, this is one of those ones where people might actually get some value out of this, because one of the biggest complaints I actually hear about CSS is not being able to write color properly. So let's run this again. Now that we have spiffing that is up and running. And I could actually come in here and write color the proper way. Let's just do a color of blue so we can see that it changes. And it works with the OU. And if you don't know about post CSS, what it's actually doing is taking what we're putting here and transforming it after the fact into something the browser can understand. So this isn't like my final CSS file, basically. But yeah, we can do color like that. I could even come in and say, or you know what, I made some classes for this. Let's make this a little bit better. I'll do like a three, three, three. And here I have a BG dark, so I can do a background color of black and a BG light, you know, background color OU of yep, yep, yep, or something like that. I haven't set these up anywhere. But just to show you, both of them do work. Taking that a step further, we can also spell center with the RE way, which is apparently the Canadian way to do it, but I never spell things that way. But you could do a text align of center, and it would work. Another thing, and I'm not actually using that anywhere. Let's apply that somewhere here. We'll just do it right on my title, text center. There we go. So you can see it is actually working. And maybe my favorite change here is if you want to apply something and you really want it to work in my HTML, one of my files has an accent color or files, one of my paragraphs has an accent class on it. And so we can come on here and say color and let's just do red. And instead of saying important, we can be more polite about things and say please. And you can see that's worked right there. So this gets transformed over to an important when you use a please, or let's come on to just my body here for a second. And we can also do a font weight. And instead of saying bold, we can come in with a plump. And there you go. We get a nice bold font coming from that. But well, I think a lot of these you might not want to bother with. I think for some people writing color within OU in there like this would could be something that they actually really appreciate. So that is one way we can get that to actually work. Now we're going to jump through through a few of the very sort of strange ones that you might want to use. First, what we're going to do is get lolcats running. So let's end this process right here. Jump back going over to my JSON file and not my package might post CSS config. And in here, it's going to be post CSS lolcat style sheets. And what's this is one of those ones where you're just sort of mucking around a little bit. So as I'd sort of mentioned off the top of the video, this would let me do a text align. Let's get this running again before I do it, a text align of right. And you can see that switches it over to the right side there. There's other weird stuff you can do in here, like you can do a, you know, our position position can be written as fixed like that with no e at the end. Maybe my favorite one instead of font family is font peoples like that. And let's just do cursive, so it switches cursive, which why on Windows is cursive go to Comic Sans? I'm not sure as the default. But yeah, this one's more just silly misspellings of stuff, but a fun one to look at and you can sort of dive in and muck around with. If ever you want to author some really strange CSS. And the next one is a little bit more fun in that we can do. So let's cancel this in that it allows us to troll our teammates and don't let anybody know I showed you this. If ever you use it, please, you could really muck around with people with this one. So let's go back over to here. And this one's called CSS. Let's put it in post CSS trolling. Now with the trolling one, if you just enable it by default, we can run it now and you're going to see a lot of stuff actually goes on. So it's not just going to be doing one thing. It's switch things and colors have changed. Things are moving around things are getting blurry. You can see the font sizes are changing as time goes on. And there's actually a lot of default settings on it, which I think takes away from the fun of it a little bit. So let's turn the live this off for a second. I'll refresh just so we don't have to watch that doing anything. It should not work. And off screen, I do have the options for this here. So you can actually, they have it on their repo and I've linked to all the repos in the description down below. So you can actually disable everything because all most of them, I think are enabled by default. And this is where you can sort of get interesting. So one of them is you can actually turn comic songs on as the default play with heights hide cursor. Let's just do true for fun. And one of my favorite ones is the blur, but we'll see that in a second. But just here just to show you everything loads in, but if I move my cursor on top, it disappears. My cursor is here, but we just have no cursor. And there's also another cursor one that will actually hide or it gives you like the waiting cursor instead of a hitting cursor. So it looks like things are like spinning and waiting to finish to load. So that one's kind of could be interesting as well. Yeah, let's go slowly grow text. We saw that one on to me, the default setting of this one's a little bit fast. So if you wanted to do that one or the blank, let's set both of those up. So under the blur, we have some options to put in there. So we're just going to open and close that. We want to put a time, maybe did 10 seconds, it's going to be really fast and super obvious. Whereas if you do like 120 seconds, it would be a little bit harder to tell that it's happening at the beginning. And then you can choose what like the final blur is going to be. So I'm going to make it like pretty obvious at two pixels. Hopefully it becomes pretty obvious. And at the same time, well, that one's doing will also do the grow text. So that one's right here. And this one also you need to give it a time. So let's just do the, I'll do it a little faster just so we can see without having to wait for it. But I would do this as a pretty long time as well. So we'll do 20 seconds on that. And then you also want to do a max font size. So here, you know, you could say 40 pixels or something just to stop it from getting too big eventually. And it's just one of those things anyway, if you're doing this, you're being mean. But it could be kind of funny. Don't do this. You can see the text is growing. It's going really fast because I have that set to 20 seconds. Maybe I should have done that a little bit longer. But if we come and look, I also can't see my cursor, which doesn't help. But if I bring this in, you'll also see we shouldn't be able to find that there's a blur being applied. Oh, I don't have my blur going. Oh, the blur is probably to the entire page. Oh, look, it reset at the end. Oh, but you can definitely tell it's starting to get blurrier even though I can't find it because that's on the whole page. I thought that I didn't realize. So this one you probably, I do over a really long time then. And yeah, my blur is getting really blurry now. But just something stretched out over a really long time adding a little blur. Be very mean of you to do that to anybody. But it's an option if ever you want to do it. And so yeah, there we have it. A few fun ones. There are some other fun ones listed on their page as well that you can find linked down below. Just be careful because some of them haven't been updated a long time and you might run into a few errors with stuff along the way because there was a few that I wanted to look at that just didn't work. But I really hope you enjoyed this. Don't have too much fun with your teammates with this one, but it could be good for a laugh on a non serious project where maybe you're doing it with friends at school or something like that. And with that, I want to say a very big thank you to my supporters of awesome over on Patreon, Jan, Johnny, Stuart and Tim, as well as all my other patrons for their monthly support. And of course, until next time, don't forget to make your corner the internet just a little bit more awesome.


What is up you guys, welcome back to another one. If you are new to the channel, I am Goldpony, and today we are in the new 2020 Hyundai Palisade. And I got to be honest, I'm quite excited for this one. The reason being is because my family does have the three-row Hyundai Santa Fe, or Santa Fe XL, as it is now called. However, the Hyundai Palisade is going to be the three-row SUV replacing my current Santa Fe. So is it time to trade up? Today we are going to find out, and as always, let's start with pricing. It said there will be several different trim levels for the 2020 Hyundai Palisade. First one being the SE starting at $31,550, then SEL, which is the one we have today, starting at $33,500, and lastly, the limited starting at $44,700, and that was all pricing for the front-wheel drive versions. If you wanted to add all-wheel drive, simply add $1,700 to any of those prices. Let's say that regardless of trim level, the power plant is going to be the same on the Palisade. Powering this beast is a 3.8-liter naturally aspirated V6, putting out 291 horsepower at 6,000 RPM, 262 pound-feet of torque available at 5,200 RPM, power again sent to front wheels or all-wheels, actually interesting tidbit about that all-wheel drive system. That is the H-Track all-wheel drive system, originally reserved for Hyundai's luxury brand, Genesis. However, now available as the all-wheel drive setup for most Hyundai's, including this new Palisade, so that is definitely quite nice. So anyways, power sent to the ground through an eight-speed automatic with paddle shifters, which you guys know, we will definitely be testing out in a little bit here. And all in all, zero to 60 time comes in in approximately 7.2 seconds with MPG numbers coming in at 19 city, 26 highway for the front-wheel drive, 19 city, 24 highway for the all-wheel drive. That's essentially pretty on par for the course as far as all-wheel drive three-row SUVs go. But so then before we do any kind of accelerations in the new Palisade, there is a circular dial with several different drive modes available on this one, including Comfort, Eco, Sport, Snow, and Smart. Smart being the driving mode where the Palisade essentially determines which driving mode is best based on your current driving style. So that's pretty cool. But so we are not going to put it in that smart driving mode today. What I'm going to do is turn this little knob to the left here, and that is gonna give me a sport driving mode because I would now test out the paddle shifters on this Palisade because a lot of times with SUVs, paddle shifters don't really react all that quickly, but we're gonna give it a shot anyways. Let's do a quick little acceleration as well. Let's test out the acceleration and the paddle shifters on this new 2020 Hyundai Palisade. Slight delay to the paddle shifters, but as far as acceleration goes in, three-row SUV, it's certainly more than enough power. Not gonna have any issues with merging onto the highway. Definitely 300 horsepower. That's gonna be plenty of horsepower in just about any vehicle that you go with. But so then touching on braking a little bit, braking is of course equally important. You will of course find four-wheel disc brakes on the new 2020 Palisade, and let's test out the braking feel. It's freaking excellent. The braking feel is wonderful. Instantly brings you to a stop. No brake pedal delay or anything like that. It's a well-done Hyundai. I love the braking feel in this thing. When it comes to the suspension and handling upfront, you will find a McPherson strut front suspension in the back and independent multi-link rear suspension. And as far as ride quality goes, I think this is the first thing I muttered to myself before I started filming. Smooth, man. It's smooth, son. This thing is smooth. Quite a bit noticeably smoother than my current Hyundai Santa Fe XL, actually. So for that reason, I am loving the new Palisade. It is a very smooth ride, I gotta say. As far as cabin noise goes, definitely not getting too much exterior noise is coming into the cabin, if any, actually. So very quiet ride inside. Touching on steering feel a little bit. This is probably, if I had a constructive criticism, my only one for the Palisade. It is a little bit of a loosey-goosey steering wheel, but I am in comfort mode right now. So having said that, you can adjust the steering sensitivity slightly. If I were to put it in that sport driving mode, it does give you a little bit of a weightier feel to it. It's not too much of a difference, but if you wanted a heavier steering feel, that's gonna be there for you as well. And then touching on visibility a little bit, I gotta say, it is 100% better than the Santa Fe XL that I currently have. And there's third row headrests also don't protrude too much up into the rear visibility as well. So overall, I would definitely say the visibility is much, much better in the Hyundai Palisade. I absolutely love it. But do what Austin mentioned when it comes to visibility, you will get a head-up display if you went with the limited trim level that we don't actually have today. So that's gonna be there for you. Better help you keep your eyes on the road. But now, let's now take a look at the exterior because I do like the look of this new 2020 Hyundai Palisade.  However, if you want with the limited, you will find chrome horizontal bars. And that is part of the way you're gonna be able to distinguish the trim levels, but to the side's projector beam headlights will come with the SE and SEL trim levels. Limited is gonna give you LED headlights, but either way, regardless of trim level, you will get LED daytime running lights with LED accent lighting as well. To make your way to the side, roof rails will come standard with the SEL and limited trim levels, rear privacy glass, of course, coming standard for all trim levels. And here's one of the key differences that I focus on when it comes to the Palisade is there is a black plastic lower lip along the side skirts in the front bumper. If you want with the SE or SEL trim levels, I currently have that on my Santa Fe XL. If you wanted to turn that into body colored side skirts in front lip, you will have to go with the limited trim level. I gotta be honest, it looks a heck of a lot better. Not that I mind the other look, but it just looks better with the limited set up there. Then zooming in on the side mirrors, I absolutely love this design. Power adjustable body colored side mirrors, of course, will come with all trim levels. They will come heated as well. And you will get LED integrated turd signals with the SEL or limited trim levels. And when I mentioned the design, I mean the LED integrated turd signals. Usually it's just one little rectangular thing that blinks, but there's a very nice design cue kind of in a sideways U shape on these side mirrors. And I do happen to like that. It's different and it looks good. So I'm a fan. Also zooming out, you're gonna find satin chrome door handles if you want with the SEL or limited trim levels. And looking down at the wheel setup, SE and SEL give you 18 inch alloy wheels. There are some optional wheel setups for those two trims, however.  To make your way to the back rear spoiler with integrated brake light will come standard. Just below that, a rear window wiper. If you wanted LED tail lights, that is gonna come standard with the limited. And of course, just beside them, you will find H-track badging if you want with the all wheel drive system. And again, that is Hyundai and Genesis's all wheel drive system is definitely very nice. And just below all of it, a single exhaust outlet with dual chrome tips. So you guys know what we have to do next, even though we're in an SUV as always, here is that exhaust clip. And so, but now since we are around back when it comes to opening that rear lift gate, there is a hands free smart lift gate if you want with the limited trim level. And when it comes to the power lift gate, here's a little interesting fact. Hyundai claims it is the fastest opening and closing rear lift gate in the business right now. So here's a quick little demonstration. But so anyways, once opened up, cargo capacity behind that third row comes in at 18 cubic feet. If you fold that down, and by the way, you can fold that third row down. It is a power folding third row or is available as a power folding third row. It doesn't come standard, but it's an option there if you wanted it. Once folded down behind that second row cubic feetness comes in at 45.8. And with all rows folded, 86.4 cubic feet. So kind of for comparison sake, since I do have the Santa Fe XL, the cubic feet in the Santa Fe XL comes in at 80. So definitely a substantial difference between that one and the new Palisade. Did what I also mentioned in that cargo area, there is a substantial amount of in-floor storage if you wanted it as well. But now let's make our way to the rear seats and see if I actually fit in these. When it comes to third row legroom that is gonna come in at 31.4 inches. So for reference, I'm in even six feet tall. This is how much space I have back there. And what I did actually like about getting into that third row is to get into the third row. All you need to do is press one button on the second row seat. That's gonna completely slide forward. And in addition to that, you have a grab handle to help you get into the third row. And once you're in that third row, not only do you have USB charging ports to charge up your smartphone or tablet, but you also have a reclining third row seat if you want with the limited. And that is actually an option that we have here on the SEL trim level. So little extra luxury for the third row passengers. That's definitely quite nice. Make your way to the second row that comes in at 42.4 inches of legroom. That is a ton. For reference, I'm in even six feet tall. Definitely more than enough space for me back there. And you're gonna find USB charging ports found on the back sides of the front seats. That's definitely something different. I kind of like it. It's different. I like different. But cup holders are gonna be absolutely everywhere in this thing you guys can see. And you're probably wondering, you're taking a look at the captain's chairs I have on this particular Palisade here today. There is second row bench seating that's gonna come standard with the SE. It is gonna be optional on the SEL. However, second row captain's chairs are gonna come standard with the SEL or limited trim levels. Do want to also mention for some added comfort for those second row passengers, there are heated and ventilated rear seats as well. And when you're getting in and out of this one, here's a feature that I have never seen on any other SUVs before. There is what I guess I would call a coat hanger for your seat belts. Basically helps keep the seat belts out of the way so you can freely move in between the rows. But nobody else is doing that. I like that because that does sometimes get in the way when you're making your way to that third row at least. But anyhow, let's make our way up to the front seats. Power front seats with power lumbar will come standard with the SEL trim level and up. You will also get a leg cushion extension for the driver's seat if you go with the limited. That's usually something you find on like a BMW or Mercedes or something like that. That's nice. Cloth services come with the SE and SEL trim levels. Premium Napa leather comes with the limited. And again, with the SEL that we have today, we do have that Napa leather because it is an option if you wanted it with the SEL. And when it comes to those front seats, heated front seats will come with the SEL and limited trim levels and you will get ventilated front seats if you want with the limited. They take a look up front, there is a tilt and telescoping steering wheel and it does kind of have a three spoke design to it and is leather wrapped if you want with the SEL trim level and up. And it will come heated actually as well if you want with the limited. Then when it comes to the startup, let me first start by showing you guys the key here. You do have your Hyundai logo on the one side and when you flip it over lock, unlock that button to pop the rear hatch and that circular button that we have on our key today. That is actually an optional remote start that we happen to have here. So all you need to do is simply hold that down and the Palisade is going to start up for you, warming up on super cold days here in Pennsylvania. So that's definitely pretty nice as well. If you wanted to push button start, that is going to come with the SEL or limited trim levels. SE trim level is actually going to come with the standard turn key set up there. But anyways, once started up, this is where the Palisade can differ quite substantially comparatively speaking to the Kia Telluride at least. The gate setup that we have today, you got your tachometer on your left speedometer on your right. I like the blueish hue around the exterior perimeter as well. There is a seven inch digital display front and center which can be controlled by using the steering wheel mounted controls on the right side there. There's a ton of different things you can display like when you need your next oil change, how many miles you have left until you hit empty, a digital speedometer if you wanted it, a bunch of other stuff. But really where the difference comes in is there is an optional 12.3 inch digital gauge cluster available that's actually going to come standard on the limited trim level. That is going to give you a full digital gauge cluster just like BMW is doing or Audi or a lot of the high end manufacturers you can now find it on the Hyundai Palisade limited trim level. That is definitely quite nice. So I am definitely a fan of that. But now let's make our way to overall interior quality ambient lighting with 64 color options that come with the limited trim level. That's definitely nice. LED interior lighting comes with that limited as well by the way. Rear ventilation is going to come standard for all three rows. Those are there's circular air vents in the roof of the Palisade. Autodimming rear view mirror with homeland controls for up to three different garage doors are going to come with the SEL trim level and up. And I got to say that's definitely a big feature because I have the garage door opener that clips to the vanity mirror and sometimes that gets a little bit noisy. So I do like the homeland controls for that reason but some of the cooler features there is a driver talk in car intercom system so you can project your voice throughout all three rows kind of like a school bus driver would possibly unnecessary but definitely pretty cool. Dual panel sunroof is going to come with a limited trim level. However, there is a standard sunroof available and that is actually the one you're looking at right now. And overall I do love the interior of this Hyundai Palisade. It is a very clean design. I like how the tech display ties in with the gauges. I'll get more into the tech display in a second here but the lighter color interior is definitely quite nice. It actually kind of looks like a yacht inside of this Palisade. And let me show you guys a little bit in the center here to use these cup holders. There's actually buttons that you can press that kind of push out the other side of the cup holder. You see what I'm saying here but kind of scared me how quick they open up there but I thought that was pretty cool. Just beside that there is a wireless phone charging system there along with USB port as well. Just behind that the center armrest underneath of that there is a very deep storage system I will also say that. Overall for Hyundai not being a luxury brand so to speak it is a very high end finish. It's all into details like you guys can see on the air vents there is a little texturized aluminum look to the little buttons where you can adjust the air vents. They could have been just a black plastic but Hyundai didn't do that. Also like that the silver trim detail ties in from the doors to above the dash as well. And again the LED interior lighting the texturized silver button to open up the power moon roof. It's all in the details and Hyundai covered their bases on all of this. But so now since I have already mentioned it let's make our way to the tech display because we do have an upgraded tech display. I'm gonna be honest there is an eight inch color touchscreen display that comes with the SE and SEL trim levels however. There is a 10.25 inch color touchscreen display if you want with the limited. And again it's optional on the SEL and that is the one we have today that ties in very nicely with the gauge setup that kind of all makes it look very uniform but Bluetooth and audio streaming will come standard either way as well as Android Auto and Apple CarPlay again standard either way.  Did what I also mentioned there is something called quiet mode. Well quiet mode is selected basically the radio where the speakers anything coming out of the speakers is only gonna be played in the front seats. All the speakers behind those front seats are gonna be disabled essentially at least until you turn quiet mode back off but that's kind of cool if maybe if you have some kids sleeping in the back but you still wanna listen to the radio up front that's kind of nice. And like I was mentioning earlier we do have the optional driver talk system with the intercom so let's go ahead and test that out real quick. Neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh, neh. This intercom system is nuts bro. And so then in addition to that awesome system there is also your radio settings as expected and when it comes to the sound system there is a six speaker sound system for the SE or SE L trim levels. However, there is a 12 speaker Harman Kardon surround sound system with a limited with 630 watts but that of course is not the sound system that we have today. So let's go ahead and turn on the radio so we got playing today and let's test out the clarity of this one. That I like sometimes being loved by- Honestly more than adequate for the Palisade.  But so last thing on the Texas Splay I wanted to mention is when you do put the Palisade in reverse you will find a rear view camera with dynamic grid lines letting you know who or what is behind you which is always is going to lead me into safety. And so to start there are front side and side curtain airbags also a driver's knee airbag as well. In the back you're gonna have latch aka lower anchors and tethers for children for the rear car seats. Also rear child door locks back there as well but here's where the safety gets good. All trim levels of the new 2020 Palisade will also give you reverse parking distance warning where the car is gonna beep at you if you get a little too close to an object or a tree in my case. There is also gonna come standard a rear occupant alert so you don't leave any people or dogs or anything like that in the vehicle. Forward collision avoidance assist with pedestrian detection also standard lane keep assist driver attention warning so the Palisade is gonna monitor your driving habits and then alert you if it feels you are starting to get tired or if you're starting to swerve a little bit too much or something like that. SEL trim level is also gonna add a blind spot warning system with rear cross traffic alert and lastly the limited is also gonna give you front parking distance warning. And so but anyways that is about it for this one you guys thank you so much for watching be sure to like the video and subscribe feel free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there and I will see you guys in the next video. Let's take a hold. This thing is driving itself. It just steered me back in the lane.


Hello my friends, it's Megan. Today, we are finding out what I'm gonna be reading in September. September. September's TBR Cluedo. What? I just... This is Satan's work. I just, I feel like the whole latter half of this year has been me in disbelief at the fact that we are in the last, like, third of 2023. I feel like 2023 has just begun.  We've got a lot of fun vlogs coming. A lot of fun vlogs with a lot of fun books. So shall we just get into finding out what I'm gonna be reading in September with TBR Cluedo? I don't have my hat on. Um, I just didn't really wanna mess up my hair from honestly. I'm completely honest. I don't wanna mess up my hair. So we're going hatless today with TBR Cluedo but shall we just get into it and get into the first roll? Okay, roll number one, person number six, which is yellow over here in thriller. Let's see how many roll. Okay, we've got a three and a six. All right, I'm just gonna go one, two, three and that is number five, which is something with blue on the cover. So I should have said before we got into the rolls if you don't know how TBR Cluedo works, we have different rooms that correlate to genres and then we have prompts and so I have to pick a book that fits that genre and that prompt. Roll one was a thriller with blue on the cover and I have chosen The Last Housewife by Ashley Winston. I would argue that's all blue. It's not purple. It might show up on as purple on camera but that's blue, that's blue. Keep saying it, just keep saying it. Keep saying it out loud and maybe you will convince hope. I, okay, here's the thing. I know this book now is very heavy. Some of you, I've been like, whoa, I'm so excited to read this and you guys are like, Megan, this book is a lot. So now I'm prepared for how a lot of this book is going to be. I know we're following two friends who I think were in an abusive sex cult and then they managed to escape in years on one of them's doing a podcast about it and then I think the other one dies and this is all about unbearing the truth as to what happened, finding out what's happened to her friend but I don't wanna say I'm excited to read it, right?  Let's be honest here. But this is one of the books I have been wanting to read the most throughout, I don't know, the last year and I just haven't got around to it. It hasn't fit into a vlog. Should I get the audiobook? Actually, that's the number one thing I need to know. Is the podcast element forecast? Does it sound like a podcast or is it just the same audiobook and are ready to reading out those parts? Cause if not, I'm not gonna get the audiobook cause it'll make me angry. I don't like it. We have a podcast in the book and we don't go there with the audiobook. It actually makes me upset. So please let me know which side of the coin this book falls on. But I really think Ashley Wynne said could become a favorite author for me, particularly with her thriller stuff. I'm not as interested in her romance. I know she's got, I think, like a contemporary, dramatic contemporary maybe coming out in 2024. I'm not as interested in that stuff but I really did enjoy in my dreams I hold a knife and so I'm very excited to get into this one. I don't wanna say excited but I think I'm gonna give this five stars. I'm gonna say it now. Wow. Crazy.  The last book that I went this hard for was the writing retreat and I gave it five stars. I think I'm gonna give this five stars. I'm hoping if I only lend that weight to a book occasionally I will be correct cause I think I'm gonna give this five stars. So yeah, really looking forward to it. I'm ready to be disturbed. I'm ready to be put through it. Roll number two, person number five which is white over there in romance. Let's see how many we roll. We've got a one and a three. Oh, we'll just go one. That is number 30, which is wildcard. Yes. That's great. Okay, we've got the wildcard. Roll number two was a wildcard which means I can pick anything that I want which is exciting. And you would think I would go for like, I don't know, a kind of easy read, right?   Let's go for something that I'm gonna read easily. I haven't gone with that. I have gone with the adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle. I have the Penguin Cothbound edition. I was talking to my patrons the other night about how I went through a phase of like, I own quite a lot of these Penguin Cothbound classics. I haven't read any of them. It was during a period of my life when I was doodoo about I'm gonna become a classics reader and then that hasn't happened. Although I'm gonna tell you I'm gonna finally implement a series hopefully next year which I'll maybe do like three to four episodes. I'll read one classic per each of those.  A classic? Classic, not debatable, not afraid to beat. I generally think if I get into this, I'm gonna be in for a treat. I've found audiobook, because this is the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and the memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Question, do I count them as separate books on Goodreads? Are these technically two books? Please let me know. What's the tea? What's the etiquette here? Do I count them as two books or one book? Because on Audible, they are two separate books. But I'm really looking forward to reading this. I feel like as someone who loves murder mysteries, this is something I should have read by now. So I'm gonna read it, I'm very excited. I'm also really excited for what you guys know. One of my favorite things about Babel, for example, is the footnotes. This has kind of notes, yeah. Like they're at the back of the book, but like there's numbers feature the short stories and it's giving you context behind some of the history of that. I love that. I love that. That really gets me going. So I'm gonna read the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and the memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Do I count them as two separate books? Please let me know the etiquette. But I feel like it's time I get into this murder mystery classic, classic.  It was person number two, which is purple over there in a contemporary. Let's see if we can get the rose prompt. Got a six and a two. I really wanna get the rose. Oh, no I can't. I can just go one, two. Okay, perfect. We got the rose prompt. Rule number three, what's the rose prompt? I've been trying to get the rose prompt more. Have I been reading many of the rose prompts or TBR Closet not necessarily? But I promise to you, I'm gonna tell you now, I will have read all but one, this one book. Okay, I'm gonna admit this to you now. I will have read all the books that have been on TBR Closet this year by the end of the year, okay? It's a big goal of mine. I'm gonna make it happen. The one book that I will not finish that has been on TBR Closet this year that I will not read this year is The Floating Admiral because I'm not doing this video this year anymore. There wasn't time for it. Okay, I found out all my videos. I got realistic about what I'm doing. This video is not happening this year. It'll be happening February, March next year. So this is the one book that has appeared on TBR Closet this calendar year that will not be read this year but every other book will be, okay? I promise you. Whatever this book is, I know what video I'm gonna read it in this month. So let's see what we get. Right, righty here. Let's pick one. Okay, okay, okay.  Okay, all right. Hello, focus. Oh, Mrs. Death, Mrs. Death. Okay, okay, that's a book that it would have taken me a long time to get around to otherwise. But let's see where it is. I know it's down here somewhere. Where is it? Now I think a lot of people have picked this. So let me get my spreadsheet up. I will read out all the people so I think a lot of you have chosen this and it always kind of shocked me how many people chose this as their rose prompt pick. If you don't know, I haven't explained it to you. When you join my Patreon, everyone gets to pick two books off of my physical TBR that they would like for me to read and it goes into the rose prompt jar. So people who said this, Sharon, Chloe and Julia. Okay, no, only three. Only three, I don't know why I thought more people than that had picked it. Three people have picked Mrs. Death, Mrs. Death. I'm gonna be absolutely don't know much about it. I know it's a bit strange. Mrs. Death has had enough, exhausted by her jobs. Okay, I think she is like the embodiment of death. She meets Wolf, a troubled young writer, begins to write who begins to write Mrs. Death memoirs. Okay, I don't wanna know much going into it. I wanna go into this knowing nothing and just have a fun time. It's the goal. Oh, it's just Elba. Okay, it just Elba blabbed it. I remember Kayla read this. That's the reason I picked this up. I think this was in the works, I think. I got it for cheap in the works. The sticker didn't come off right.  Trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma. This is what trauma looks like. I'm excited. I feel like a lot of people who have read this have enjoyed it and I haven't read a lot of like weird experimental books this year and I do love that. So I'm excited. What a good Rose Prompt pick. Roll number four. Person number eight, which is blue. Where's blue? Oh, over here in nonfiction. Let's see who we roll. We've got a two and a two. Okay, I could go to either of these. Which one do I go to? Let's just go one, two. That's number 13. What is that? That is a TBR veteran. Roll four was a nonfiction that is a TBR veteran and that was perfect because they had a book that I am so sorry this month that I have been putting off for a very, very long time. It is now one of the oldest books in my TBR. I got this way before I started my channel, actually. So it's been on my TBR for over four years at this point. Is that right?  And that is Educated by Tara Westover. I'm finally gonna read it. I have heard such good things about this. I know the author grew up, I think in the end of days, Colt, her didn't go to school. There was no birth records. She didn't go to hospital. Her parents didn't leave medicine and then she grows older and I think gets an education for herself. And it's a memoir about that. I know this is old now. I know, I remember when everyone was speaking about this and how much they loved it and then I bought it and then never read it. So I'm excited to finally get around to it. I know that it's gonna be poignant and I haven't read a lot of memoirs this year and I do always really enjoy them. So this is one that obviously comes very highly rated and I'm finally gonna be getting around to it. So yeah, please let me know what you thought of this one. I'm a bit nervous. I don't know why I'm intimidated by it, but I am. But I will be fine. I know I'm gonna really enjoy it, hopefully. I think I'll be interesting. Row number five, person number one, which is green over in front of the seat. Let's see how many we roll. We've got a six and a one. Where can we get to in that? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. There we go.  Start a new series, okie doke. Roll five was a fantasy and it was to start a new series. But luckily enough, again, like the previous prompt, I had one that fit this. I was gonna be starting another series this year. It can, I think it is fantasy as it's predominant genre. And that is Her Majesty's Royal Coven by Duna Dawson. This is along with the last housewife, one of the books I've wanted to read most this year. And we're gonna be doing it. Oh, it's witches. It's a secret cover of witches. Okay, if you guys have watched my video where I read the most popular books of this year, according to Goodreads, you know I read Wayward, which, the less said about that, the better. But it promised me witches and it didn't give me witches. It didn't give me proper witches enough. It didn't give me a witch vibe. It was distinctly disappointed. I don't think this is gonna disappoint me. I think I'm gonna love it.  But I wanted to make sure I had the hard cover of both because I hate nothing more than when I buy the hard cover of the first book of my series and I take so long to read it and buy the second one that by then they no longer sell the hard cover of the second one and only sell the paperback and then they don't match and it's the worst day of my life.  I don't know much about this other than we've got a secret cover of witches and they're like, I think like a secret governmental part of the government, I don't know. I'm really excited. I think I'm gonna love this. I cannot wait. I cannot wait. I'm gonna be reading it in like a week or two and I just literally, I'm like throughing at the mouth. I cannot wait. Okey-dokey, final roll. Person number five, I've blocked my phone again, which is white over there in romance. Let's see how many we roll. Oh, we've got a five and a six. Oh, okay. I've got to think about this because I feel like this is gonna be my book card pick. So I feel like a lot of the roles I've gotten so far. Oh my gosh, where do we want to go? Ha, ha, there's just too much, too much, too much on my shoulders. Okay, I'm gonna go. One, two, three, I'm gonna use a staircase, which is four. Then what room do I wanna go in for the book club? I have no idea. 10, 11, okay. Number 24, what is that? Number 24 is a book over 400 pages. Okey-dokey, a historical over 400 pages is gonna be our book club choice. And then the final roll was a historical that is over 400 pages. And I gave this to my patrons to vote on. They vote on one round of tea, they'll clear it every month and then that becomes our book club pick for the month. And the choices that I gave them were Emma by Jane Austen, Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doher, Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood, and People of Abandoned Character by Claire Whitfield. And the winner was Emma by Jane Austen. We're reading Emma as our book club pick.  No, I'm excited, I'm reading like two classics this month.  Who is she? Who is she? Where did you find her? Who is she? Who is she? Where did you find her? I'm deathly, I don't know why I'm nervous, right? I love Jane Austen. I have a bit of a session with Jane Austen. I was saying again to my patrons the other night. I wanted like a course, like this was fairly recently. I think it was right before I started my channel. I was like, it was this summer where I'd had a really bad mental health year at university. And so we decided when we came home in the summer from university, I wouldn't work. And I'd go to like therapy and I'd focus on myself. But it kind of meant also I wasn't doing anything when I was back that summer. So I took a course, like an online course about Jane Austen, like learning about her life, whatever. But I love Jane Austen. I love the vibes of her stories. I think she is a really pretty accessible classics to read. Pride and Prejudice is still one of my favorite stories of all time. I've read it a lot when I was a child. And to this day, the BBC adaptation with Colin Berth is what I watch when I'm sick. It's my, it's special, okay? It's at the core of who I am. Is that the BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice? I've never read Emma before. I've never read Emma. I think that only two Jane Austen books I have read are Pride and Prejudice and Persuasion. So I'm looking forward to this. I'm gonna listen to the audiobook on Audible that Emma Thompson narrates, which is exciting. And I think I'm gonna love it. I think I'm gonna love it, but it is daunting. It's a chunky boy. This edition is like 570 pages. Oh, God. I think I'm gonna love it. I think I'm gonna love it. We're just luck. If you wanna join us, if you wanna join me in reading this, you can join the Patreon down below. They can be down below. But yeah, okay, okay. That is my TBR for September. Let me know what you think of this TBR. What do we think? I think it's a pretty good TBR. I'm excited for a lot of these. I'm getting some books off of my TBR that I have been daunted by for a long time. So I'm really excited to tackle them. But yeah, let me know what you think of this TBR. Let me know which ones you think I'm gonna love. Thank you guys so much for watching. I love you. I hope you're excited for the videos in September because I know I am. And I will see you very soon in another one. Bye.


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