Dog I literally just put on concert.  I'm not paying for 2k. It's like not But I'm on a budget I'm on a budget. I'm budgeting my life right now.    Where's our knockout like what bro? He's like he's honestly like stalling me out. How long he's got to be stay. He's got to be in play art gotta be He's just gotta be like, how are you with the line this long? Thank you, bro. Pull your come on, man See, I'm telling you when they're 20 yard zones. They're the worst They're CFM players.  How bad they are Like what's happening? Are is there so many people in coverage that you guys are like tripping over each other right now? Oh my god, I can't believe that We got Derek Henry in the flat I'll put a conservative anyway because the way he's playing defense I got to check down for real for real and in front of a lot of people he wasn't glowing if he was glowing I wouldn't ran into him. No, he was not glowing. He wasn't glowing when I got his stick I would I would know what happened if he was glowing please stop So Henry just has he lit as it's avalanches and ability for him. What type of is that? Why nobody told me about that. Yeah, but quad father is glowing. So I know like get away from him It's kind of ridiculous So he must not have like See the one dude's glowing like I know that he's like pop me dog I literally just put on concert.  It's just no way. I put it on conservative and that happens the first play. Yeah Yeah, give me that's that's terrible man. What's the point of it like good sack to take there, bro That's actually Poggers, bro He's got Scott Hunter what type of fake punch sorcery we're dealing with here boys who's Scott I don't know Scott is He does God that's what you get for doing dumbass hot rods that you never Come on man I Get an extra snap hopefully 11 seconds if I wait till 17, I'll get an extra snap here. Yeah, dude I like I don't I'll never fumble them I should have got her I Tried to slide.  Stop let him break. God.  Look where there is slay is Now Ralph you're hitting me.  All right slay you're out That's rolled the first half look. I was trying to second.  I would never run into the glowing hit stick guy. I always pride in myself on that Like I'll you'll never get a good player with this, bro. We're doing we'll do We're do I think it's too hard That's a good one Let's go. Let's go. I told you it was a good one. It was a good one. Let's go He's manning up Carmichael, so I'm gonna use AJ Brown But I have no problem going the ball And taking these and getting out of bounds. No problem at all.    I'm gonna quickly go to ball In that case, I don't have a timeout Still doesn't man up the running back in a couple yards Carmichael for a touchdown over Let's see if he switches up the game. I would man up the running back. I don't have any timeouts Why even have like a yellow zone anyway, still doesn't man up the running back I think he got hit stick there, but now I can bring McCoy. We've made it to the 20 yard line McCoy should be healthy. He is same thing.  That's a tough spot to hit. I know I know what that says. I know what that says Right here I got a terrible my animation stopped me though my animations look it stopped me.  It's a crazy fight. I'm glad McCoy fought for me That's why you get golden ticket running back right there boys. They can't go for a strip there It's like natural though. Like I it's just the same defense every play every play was the same defense He's pressing Goddard and he's manning up the other why like he's he's up the slot guys Which is tough against tight especially against the cover through cloud because you want to motion out to to clear the deep blues so like like After throwing the corner route to to Carmichael the last play I was thinking about throwing to aj brown right in the seam But both these guys have deeps on knockout. I'd never fit that in there. Maybe I don't know But it's such a tight pass the Carmichael there like My other option was and I because he's bumping Goddard I figured he would run with him But he was my other option and he he would have been maybe good right there. Maybe But I just know the middle of the field is wide open because he has a deep blue on 31 He's turning his back playmaker up and I just I I kind of held aggressive catch I got a bad animation. He went for a strip and we broke a tackle No shake shake once again. I'm a professional man player. I've been running tight offset for seven years Okay, I know how to clear out zones. You don't I'm sorry. All right, you're aka shake Okay, there's people sitting here watching me because I know what the doing. Okay, please stop telling me how to Yo, the wheel dog. Trust me, bro. Just trust me.  Okay. I guarantee my tight offset is better than yours. All right, pa shot seam


Everybody for us here with Blake on NT basketball release day. We're up in case number four pick your team case four box hobby Ammo with the spurs Andrew a calves Chen M. Hawks see Chen Grizzly's see Wong warriors Eric W. Magic Hank K. T. Wolves Harper has the Mavericks Thunder and Hornets Henrik J. Celtics Jason L. Heat Jose M. Rockets Kaho S. Sixers Carol Lee, I think it's Carol or Carol Lee. Sorry for pronouncing it wrong. It's jazz Kumpal has the Pacers Clippers and Bulls Keohun with the Nuggets Lursack Lost my spot Nets Miles H. Blazers Oren with the Pelicans Sean D. Lakers sons Sean M. Raptors Kings Shigenora you has the Pistons and Bucks T. Chan next T. Yang wizards. Good luck everybody. Thanks for joining case number four. I Could do the waffle house challenge So it was like an old fantasy football punishment thing where whoever like came in last in this fantasy football league Had to go into a waffle house for 24 hours, but every waffle you eat takes an hour off Yeah, I could do that. I'd probably be in there for a long time. No, I think so. Yeah I mean their waffles aren't that big though like their waffles aren't they're like big pancake What do you think the ratio would be? Hours to waffles You take an hour off per waffle in this 24 hours, I could probably get out of there in like 12 hours I think yeah, I'd say 12 or 11 out. I could put down 12 waffles. I could do The toughest part is gonna be like Not eating the waffles is gonna be being in the waffle house for that long I'd have to bring like I'd have to get a hotspot going and bring it like my laptop and watch like HBO Max And stuff and just be chilling. I'd have to have something to do otherwise I lose my mind The best noise cancelling headphones you can get Yeah Waffle house pretty loud Who knows what's going on inside of there for 12 hours What would you guys do? Would you start at night or would you start? I think I would start in the morning and just eat like a bunch at once so I didn't have to stay like in the night I don't I don't know Then at night slower but crazier Max you to 99 sixers I would maybe go at night just to experience what goes on for 12 hours at waffle house at night I don't know one night time what happens at a waffle house seriously man printing plates Kareem for the Lakers right yeah Lakers Kareem Immaculate collection There we go Really Scott that's awesome. That's what you want though when you go to Waffle House you want that experience Rookie Jersey nugs Bones Island first bones of the day You pay at Waffle House to experience that Scott I was gonna say Like there always needs to be like it likes like tension at Waffle House. You have to be ready for anything There's like signs outside of Waffle House to say like like no loitering no firearms all this stuff I'm like this is a restaurant like what are we talking about here? Thunder rookie patch Josh giddy to 25 there we go nice giddy dude his stuff is hot too That's that same patch too as yeah, so where that is on the jersey It's not this one. I don't know if there'd be their blues. I would guess I'm guessing it's like on the seams on the side Definitely Nice giddy Next up Larry bird NBA great six bronze Nice There you go Celtics Nice one C's Larry bird Heck yeah These are so clean looking The crossover RPA for the clippers still a clipper Keon Johnson Three out of ten these crossovers are nice.  Dave Cowins There he is Literally he just said Celtics and next to Chris Yeah I thought it was pretty good too I think Waffle House is just Like I hopped too much of a busy menu I think Oh Carterborough's definitely superior Jersey card, Celtics, Jalen Brown Jersey Treasures to 99 That's nice that's good Yeah it is very hard to mess up an American breakfast You got that Very very hard to mess up You can't you really can't Yeah It's very hard to mess up egg, bacon Patch card, Pistons, Jeremy Grant This one is Cut Long or No it's a miscut The Grant is really close to the bottom there But like the top you can see Oh yeah I can see that All of a sudden an empty box and wrapper I'm not sure if You knew we'll replace that but it's pretty nice card for the Pistons so Get you an empty box and wrapper Denny's was really good when I was younger But like I went recently and it just was not I just did not like it I'd still like eat there but it's not like my preferred breakfast diner chain That is a Jerry West Treasures of the Hall Lakers auto to 25 With the blue throwbacks That's sick First logo man That is the logo man right there Someone called it you were right That's awesome congrats Lakers 1980 Hall of Fame That mag for your Lakers beautiful card This is an Isaiah Livers Pistons Ricky Patch auto NBA 75th Anniversary is that One second is that Lower number than I think it is Is it I need to get the actual Is it All right before I pronounce it I'm 100% checking with this checklist here I had a 75 somebody said Is it a 75 that's what I was thinking It might be You know it's not It is a 75 it's a 75 I think it would say logo man Yeah that's a 75 I just wanted to make sure I was like Did they forget something No it would say logo man If it was logo man RPA Jersey Auto for the Next Taj Gibson to 49 Gibson followed by another Gibson This is a LeBron former teammate Daniel Booby Gibson patch Auto 2 of 25 Why do they call him that This is a nickname I guess Game worn Booby Gibson He was laughing Geez man so I got to deal with Magic Jersey Card Wendell Carter Jr to 99 Wendell was awesome Highlight for the magic last year for sure And we got Heats Duncan Robinson Jersey Card to 99 I bet he gets dealt Longhorn Legend Booby Gibson They're trying to get Another big piece Which they need I think to get past like The Bucks and Celtics and I think the Hawks are going to come back Pretty strong He can be the second best player But he can't be the best He needs someone like his level I think They don't have that like Bam is that level But he's not like a scorer Different type of player He's a shot creator They need a Kevin Durant Yeah I want to pull one of those That would be big His base parallel to 99 Printing play Lakers right yeah Kyle Kuzma From Impeccable Magenta one of one Brandon what's up buddy Oh what's up Brandon Brandon Blake's here as you can see Edwards to 99 Materials second year T-Wolves There should be game worn and it is Nice one T-Wolves Good stuff Guys stock went up so much in the playoffs Jersey Card Grizzlies Jamarant to 99 Clean Ja I keep checking all the bets Every single bet I've looked at is game used Nice Ja Got a Karis Levert Jersey Auto For Cleveland to 99 I'll start Karis Levert right Or am I thinking of no I'm thinking of Jared Allen Vert's good though True RPA Rockets Alper and Shengun 86 of 99 Nice Rockets This guy's underrated He played pretty well last year And now that Christian Wood is gone I feel like he's going to get a lot of minutes That's cool There you go Rockets nice Shengun We'll get that magged up for you Beautiful True RPA two color To 99 Pelicans Jersey Card Keira Lewis Jr. out of 99 Shengun's big He's going to have a big second here I think There are people who will realize Like oh wait this guy's really This guy's pretty darn good Got Jersey Card Rockets Eric Gordon to 99 That's what you should pretty say This guy hit on my mom in the club one time Patch Auto Magic JJ Reddick Gameworn Patch Auto Magic JJ Reddick Love JJ Reddick Too great at the SPN Long career too Really good guy He's been in the league for like 15 years Got Spurs Auto Louie Dimpier To 99 Louie Louie It's weird getting used to like the big heads being in the middle I don't hate it it's very weird You should take that offer Thank you Seems like all the women love JJ Reddick or something Must be handsome or something Scary Tarot to 99 Hornets I I was so sad when the Celtics let him go My goodness gracious I guess it was the right move He was really important to that team That is Celtics Jaylin Brown printing play from Mosaic Elevate Mosaic cool plate Kisprud RPA maybe I don't know he's redemption we've seen We've seen a good amount of Kisprud today First couple cases had one Sons DeAndre Ait and Jersey Card to 99 Go Phoenix It seems like he wants to stay I don't know it's hard to read It changes like every month there He wants to go he wants to stay I don't know Oh that's nasty What is this dude Oh Chris Duarte Jumbo Materials Rookie for the Pacers What does that say? J.A. Where would that be Did they use the wrong nameplate I don't want to say they did I just don't know what that would be from It looks like Jackson Pacers do have a rookie Isaiah Jackson So I I don't know That's what I would assume but I don't want to Say it's wrong But that's what I think I'm going to send out a few bucks never with this one too Because I think that's the wrong patch I don't know though I don't know what it would be from I'm not going to Jump to any conclusions but I'm going to send a box just in case Because the Pacers do have a rookie Isaiah Jackson So I don't know Jersey Auto T-Wolves KG to 49 Sick KG Love the clutch factor That's definitely one of the nicer Designs there We had the magic earlier That was the redemption of this Big ticket Famous actor He was in a Uncut gems He's actually good in it too It's because they're like Just act like KG Just act crazy like yourself Just act insane like you are That's so cool That's why we love KG I'm going to get this in a second Jake don't worry Quad Jersey Auto Hornets Sick Hard Hornets I'm a big fan of that design Personally It's like the capstones or whatever it is Cornerstones That's the big Tatum RPA Yeah and then there's Black football has Capstones I think So that's what I was thinking The one you're talking about is bigger Nice book Knight I'm going to get that magged up for you 16 of 99 I'm with Blake that's a sick design I love that design All Star Center for the Cavs Jared Allen Jersey Card The 99 Jersey Card Rockets Wizards John Wall Game War in Jersey Clippers People are going to sleep on that team But if even Wall contributes a bit Kawai is healthy I'll better look out Because they can seriously take I haven't seen a Vlade Auto in a while Nine of 99 Kings Auto Vlade D-Box Is it D-Box or D-Box? Vlade That card just makes you think of like Peja Stojakovic and Mike Bibby And Chris Weber Jason Williams Yeah If it weren't for the Lakers being so good They probably wouldn't want to title in those years If it weren't for the Lakers 3P Dynasty Ricky Rubio Auto T Wolves to 99 Yeah Rich that's the That's the Jason Tatum That's the Jason Tatum Ricky that I have Is in Cornerstones 17-18 as well Rich At least because It's the last year though Because I know that Last year they had it I want you to keep the Carly that you learned a lot about it Yeah you do You learned a lot about it I have the out of 75 version Which is like the granite And then there's like the onyx Which is one of one's black on the outside And every time it goes up a level The patches become more colors on the floor So like out of 99 Is like one of them out of 75 is two of them That makes sense So like the lower numbers Exactly four nasty patches Jersey for Washington Jared Allen DeAndre Aitin Eric Gordon Kira Lewis Jr John Morant Anthony Edwards Got Wendell Carter Jr Duncan Robinson Jalen Brown Jeremy Grant Robinson Earl Jalen Johnson Bones Highland Got Redemption Pistons Isaiah Livers RPA NBA 75th Anniversary That'd be pretty nice Ricky Rubio as a T Wolves Making sure as a T Wolves JJ Redick as a Magic Louis Dampeer Keras Leverts Taj Gibson Daniel Booby Gibson Kevin Porter Jr Man you guys keep laughing at it You're all crazy man Did you graduate from your chair? Josh Giddy You go okay see Josh Giddy, Ricky Patch I will send an empty box with this Duarte Might be the incorrect patch I don't know it could be from something else that we're just not aware of I just want to be safe and send a box Got a book night for the Hornets to 99 It's a sick card Outprint Shen Gunshu RPA Rockets KG Big Ticket Auto For the T Wolves Celtics Larry Bird NBA Great Signatures Bronze Redemption Jerry West Lakers Treasures of the Hall to 25 Crossover RPA to 10 Keon Johnson Clippers Little Clipper And Tyrese Halliburton to 10 On the National Archives Inc with the Kings That'll do it guys we've got some mixers Coming up next


Hey guys, welcome to SSUnitex, so see this side and today we are going to see about the copy activity. So what is the copy activity and where we can use it. So go to the next slide and we will try to understand about the copy data activity. So what is copy activity? So the copy activity you can use to copy data among data store located in the on-premises and in the cloud. So we can move the data from one location to other location and location could be on-prem or the cloud. So after you can copy the data you can also use the other activities for the further transformation and analyze it. So this is the main use of the copy activity. It is very important and very often to use inside the Azure Data Factory. So before going to start with the copy activity with the practical demo, first I would suggest go and try to visit this link. I will provide this link in the description of this video so you can directly go and try to check this link. Let me quickly go through about this link. So basically in this link you can see the supported data store and formats. So what it means? So if we are going to use the copy activity, so inside the copy activity we are having the data store. So data is stored on which location that we can see right here. So for example in the first case the data is stored in the Azure Blob Storage. So the Azure Blob Storage can be used as a source, as a sync and supported by Azure IR. I did not discuss yet about the Azure IR and self-hosted IR that we will be going to see in the upcoming videos. As of now you can understand only Azure Blob Storage can be used for all those levels. Next we can scroll in the downside then here we can see the Azure database for the Maria Ruby. So on that case it cannot be used as a sync. We can only use as a source and IR level. Go to the downside, so here we have the databases. So inside the databases as we could see scroll down a little bit. So in the DB2 it is not supported for the sync as well and again we can see the hive so it is also not going to support as a sync. So in case of the mysic quality is also not supported as a sync location but for the Oracle and here we have the SQL Server somewhere. So on those cases all four options is available. So we can use as a source and as a sync. This list is going to modify day by day. So once you are going to implement the copy activity I would suggest to go and try to check about this. Now let us try to understand about the requirement. So go to on the SQL Server. So as per our requirement as we have already seen in the previous video. So we are having two tables. The first table is the source that is employed and second is the destination table with the same data structure. So we want to load the data from this source to the sync that is the destination one and this is our requirement. So go to on the browser and we will try to understand how we can design the pipeline here and first I want to create a new pipeline. So we can directly click on these three dots and click on the new pipeline and we can call this pipeline as the copy details because we are going to see in the detail about the copy activity. So for using the copy activity we have to either we can search in this or we can see inside the move and transform with the copy data. So we can drag and drop that. Now here we can see the name. So we can rename this like it is going to load the data from employee to employee destination. So we can rename as per our requirement. Next we can check the properties that we are having here. So we can also define the description what this copy activity will do. Next we can see the timeout. So the timeout which is we can see the seven days. So if your copy activity will be going to execute till seven days then this will be failed. So we can also reduce this timeout option from here. So by the 47 days we can also reduce that. Next we can see the retry. If your copy activity got failed on that case do you want to retry and how many number of times we want to retry. So that is zero by default and we can set like if you want to check if this copy data activity will fail two times we want to execute. So we can set this retry value as two. After that we can see the retry interval. So for example if failure is occurred and we want to start the execution again then whatever the difference between failure and next start that we can define here. Then we can see the secure output and secure input. So we can leave these two options. Next we can go inside the source. So now we have already created the dataset. So if you haven't watched the previous videos of this video series. So I would strongly recommend to go and watch the previous video. I will provide the link as well in the description. So where we have created the dataset. So I am going to use the same dataset. So this is for the input source. We can select it. Now here we can see the option for the use query or stop procedure. So from which we want to get the data. So as of now we are getting the data from table. So that is why the first option is selected. If we want to get the data from query then we have to select the second option and we need to define the query right here. In case of the stop procedure if we are getting the data from the stop procedure then we can select the third option. But here we are getting the data directly from table. So the first option is okay. Now here we can see the query timeout. So it is set is 120. So 120 minutes after it will be fed. So this is the timeout option. So we can leave that. Next is the isolation level. So we are not going to set any isolation level. And here we can see all the isolation levels. Those are available inside the SQL server. We can see it here like read, commit, read, uncommitted, repeatable, read, serializable and snaps on. So we are not going to set any isolation level. We can make it as none. After that we can see the partition option. So if we can click in this information then it will have the learn more option. So we can go and check the learn more. But the partition option we are not going to select this. So we can make it as none. If we want to do the physical partitioning of the table then we can select the second option. If we want to select the dynamic range then we can select and here we can see the column names. So by the dynamic range we can select all those columns and the upper bound and lower bound values for those. So I am not going to do anything on the partition. So we can make it as none. Now let me go inside the sync. So inside the sync again we had created one more dataset for the sync. So let me try to select that. So that is okay. So here we can see the second option that is the right behavior. So whether we want to up insert or the insert and third is the stope procedure. So by using any stope procedure we are going to insert the value. So we can do that from here. So that is not required. We can directly insert by using the table. So we can select the first option directly. After that the second option that we can see the bulk insert table log. So while we are going to do the bulk insert, so do you want to apply the log in the table or not? So that option we can set yes or no from here. So by default it is no. After that we can see the table option. So here none and second auto create the table. So if table is not there in your DP and we want to create that table as runtime. So we can select the second option. Otherwise we can choose the first option. So by default it is none. So your table should be available in the destination. Now here we can see the pre copy script. So this is very important. You need to more focus on this one. So if you want to execute anything, any query before inserting the data in your destination, then that query should be available here. So in our case we want to truncate the table. If any data is available in the table, so we want to truncate in the destination. So we have the employee destination table. So let me write the employee destination. So before going to inserting the data in this table, it will be going to truncate first and after that it will be inserting the data in the table. Next we can see the write batch timeout. So here we can set the value or we can leave this as it is. After that we can set the batch size or maximum concurrent connections. Everything we can set it here. So in the real time we are not going to more concern about all these. Now go to the mapping one and this is very important. The mapping one is very important. So let me try to import the schemas. So here if your source table and the destination table is not having the same columns, on that case we can do the mapping here inside the mapping. So here is the source we can see the employee ID and we have the employee name. So that is okay. If we can see in the destination side, so we have the employee ID and employee name. So everything is matching. So that's why we can see it here. And if you want to delete any column mapping, so we can see here plus symbol and this delete button. So we can click on the delete and that mapping will go on and data will be inserting only the mapping column that we have. So that we will see later in this video don't worry for that. So go to the setting tab. So here inside the setting tab it will be more focused about what about the consumption that we will be having and what will be the cost that we need to spend for loading the data. So that we can see it here. So we can leave that as well. Go to the user property. So inside the user property if we want to add any new user property, so that we can add. So I will make a separate video for the user property. In this video leave this as it is. Now let me try to save this. Now let me try to debug this. So we can click on this debug. So this pipeline will be executing. It will take a little bit time. So we can wait until this will not be executed successfully. So it is executed successfully with 8 seconds only. So now go to on the SQL server and in the destination let me try to refresh this table. So this table should have the four rows as we have already seen in the source that we can see. So this is the destination and this is the source. So both are same. So now what next we want to do? Let me try to click this and go to the mapping and this time I just want to delete one of the mapping with the employee name. Now let me save this and once I will be executing this package again. So first data will be truncating in our destination table and loading the data only for the employee ID column. So let me try to execute it. So it is executed successfully. Now let me go and try to check in the table. So let me try to refresh this. So your employee name column will have the null values. So as you can see employee name does not have any value and employee ID is only having the value. So this is just because of your mapping that we have deleted. Let me try to import it again. So by mistake if you have deleted then you can import it again and you will be going to have all those mappings there. So we have discussed about the copy data activity. In the next video we will be going to see about the user property and then after we will be also going to see about the monitor. So inside the monitor tab we can see all the packages which are executing that we can see the details here. So that we will be going to see in upcoming videos. 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Have you ever wondered what exactly is a data center? It is a building where there are several computer systems along with other related components such as telecommunications and storage systems. Now the foundation of the data centers of today can be found in the massive computer rooms of the 1940s which were quite complex to maintain. It was during the 1980s that IT operations began to grow exponentially and the term data center started to gain a lot of popularity. A vital aspect of a data center is information security so that there are no chances of a data breach happening. Some basic network security elements which are used are firewalls, VPN gateways and other such systems. A co-location center is a specific type of data center where equipment, space and bandwidth can be rented out to retail customers. Customers have control over their equipment but the day-to-day management of the data center is taken care of by the co-location provider. Now you may have seen some of these centers in movies or on YouTube videos but not many people have actually been inside one and even if you do there are various security protocols which need to be followed like you will not be allowed to take your cell phone inside certain restrictive and secretive areas of the center. It almost reminds you of being in a Hollywood sci-fi movie and I'm not even exaggerating. I can say so after being inside one.


Right, yeah Yeah, and and actually it's so I think you're going the right way because a lot of people want to do translations for cheap at the beginning and But unfortunately that's many times locks you into that that sort of level and so yeah, if you do this pro bono I really think it can help later on Obviously, you know as as long as you're doing a good job and whatnot and the other thing Unfortunately is marketing that because you said you live, you know a bit outside London And so yeah, it takes time and effort and money to go to marketing events Which are going to be more you know in the big city in London? so Yeah, I mean I would if I were you I mean it depends on your situation But I probably budget ahead of time try to look up what events are happening Set yourself a budget of either time money or whatever it is per month or per whatever and then it you know See what's going on and and you know try to see what you know what you can attend and what might be worth it and It's good. Yeah, that if you're attending stuff for translators But also since you're in the legal profession already if you can attend stuff that's For lawyers and parallee, you know stuff that's in the legal profession That can be really good as well sometimes depending on what it is a because you already have a pet you know you can speak their language if you will and be You know, you'll probably be one of the only people there who's not a lawyer so you'll kind of stand out in that sense and And if you can go there and say something like and because I was doing this with the financial industry as well you know, I'd go there and they'd all be bankers and you know financial services and they talked to me and I'd be like I'm a translator and they'd be like, oh, wow, you know, what are you doing here and stuff like that? I say I do financial translations and and and they either remember me and be you know you stick out a bit more if you do something like that and and Yeah, the only thing is I mean obviously see how comfortable you feel and you know going to these situations But but yeah, if you can and I would if you have can have business cards made up or something along those lines Or else, you know, just like to sound like an established translator and then you can say, oh, no You know this what I do and I and I like to Keep up with the industry and stuff like that and you know and stuff like that Also, you have a background in in the legal profession. So once again, you speak their language And so you can sort of feel comfortable around them. So Yeah, I think something like that would help another thing since your two languages are English and Russian is to find Meetups or internations groups or stuff like that that deal or other meet-up groups that deal with Russian speakers because you probably have quite a few of those and And you know the good thing about legal translations I imagine I'm not sure but people all the way from Russia to Latvia, Lithuania to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan probably all you know, and if they're in London, they probably deal with the Russian language In terms of translations and legal documents and stuff like that So, you know, you can have a wide spectrum there as well to look to look into


I'm with the 28th MP company and we've been conducting annual training. Today we're doing the IED lane and we were reacting to an IED. IED is an improvised explosive device. They're used by the enemies to disable our vehicles and take out personnel. I was the gunner on the second truck in the convoy. The first truck spotted the IED on the right hand side of the road. My job is to help relay information to the other trucks and just to maintain sectors of fire to make sure nobody enters the area and wait for EOD to arrive. On the left hand side of the road, not in my sector fire, we received small arms contact. There was an overpass that we went under and while going under the overpass we received small arms fire from on top of the overpass which I returned fire and eliminated them throughout. It was a fun experience but extremely humbling. When you're actually going through it, it's a lot of people with a lot of different responsibilities. Great coordinates for the LC. Great coordinates of where we're located, our routes, positive identification, and our roles and engagement. I'm a more hands-on learner so this experience definitely helped going through and seeing how the parts should be moving.


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Welcome back to Talk Story with John Wahe'e. We got a special show for you today about a very controversial or at least a very heavily discussed subject in Hawaii right now. And that is corruption and the appearance of corruption in our political system. And we, all of us have a challenge by continuing to make sure that we feel respected or we respect our institutions. And all of a sudden this happens right in the center. Corruption seems to be going right to the center of our political system at the state legislature. And we were worried before because we saw it as happening in our various agencies. So special guest today, I got the father of tank Hawaii, Jay Finnell, with me. And I thought this would be a subject that he and I who get a chance to talk to a whole cross section of people in Hawaii, just kind of have a discussion about this issue. So welcome Jay, how are you? Thank you, Sean. Thank you for inviting me. Well, it's president's day. And I couldn't think of a better person and I want to jump away from his holiday. So here you are. And we're gonna do something interesting today. I'd like to say we have a half an hour show and we have a break in the middle. And usually when we do this, I get to ask the questions and we get to hear from the guests. But I thought today, since Jay and I are sort of you know, part of the institutional framework of I think that came out in myself, nevertheless we have a chance to play host to each other. So I think for one half, I'm gonna do the questions and for the second half, Jay, you're gonna have a chance to do it, okay? Okay. You wanna start off or you want me to start off? How do we do this? This is gonna be a new, a first, I think that Hawaii. I'll tell you what, why don't you start off and then I'll respond and then halfway down, I'll ask you questions. Oh, terrific. Okay, Jay, you know all about what happened at the state legislature, we had two legislators actually get indicted and they look like they're gonna plead guilty to bribery. Now, that incident or those indictments followed the Kealoha case where we had a chief of police and a prosecutor end up being incarcerated for their deeds. We have these allegations of something happening with rapid transit and all the like, but for years. As far back as I can remember, and when I was in the legislature, I never thought I would ever see a day when somebody would admit that they took a bribe and an actual bribe to do the legislative work. And so here we are. And that's happened. That's the framework of what's happened. So my question to you is, what should we do about it, you know? I don't know even where to start with it. In your mind, what do you think we need to do as a society to overcome the mistrust that all of this just creates in the public mind? I wanna go back, I wanna go back to my own early days when I was just a young pup person here in the 60s, 70s practicing. I always felt that there was, it was not cash corruption. It was something else. It was high school classmates corruption. That's different. Yeah. And then I had one case that was really quite remarkable where the judge was up for reappointment and the lawyer on the other side of the case was on the Judicial Selection Commission. And the judge made a ruling that was really astounding. And I said, gee, I wonder if it has something to do with the fact that, you know, this judge is about to be reappointed or not. And the fellow on the other side of the case was on that commission that would make that decision.  But this isn't cash corruption. And there were a lot of, you know, like personal entity, personal, personal style. And to a certain extent, race style, you know? You know, that entered into it. And actually Think Tech did a whole series, we call it the series of the three digit lawyers, right? Old enough to be under 1,000 in their bar number, you know? And a lot of them, local lawyers and transplant lawyers, both got up there and said, you know, there was plenty of racism back then. You know, there was, you know, in fact, I remember Wally Fujiyama talking about the fact that when the judges were appointed in the territorial days from the mainland, that the big five lawyers would actually almost win every case, you know? And if you're representing the union or somebody else, you'd have a rough time.  Get judges that would be more sympathetic to their point of view or get their classmates to be. And so it just, you know, it doesn't fix the situation. It just evened it out. So now everybody.   If you paid your dues, you did better. But what does that mean? Does that mean you have to know the judge with a legislator? Well, it means that familiarity counts and that's not cash corruption. That's just what you want to call it. Familiarity corruption. It shouldn't be taking place, but it does. And I can cite various other situations where I, as a practicing lawyer, I suspected that was going on, but there was nothing you could do about it. Let me give you two cases though and tell me what you think about this. Now, I'm a lobbyist, right? I go to my, I do all the things that a lobbyist should do, which is I provide information to the legislator. I make contributions to him. I'm a supporter. I want at least access to him so that I can tell him or her what my feelings are and what's important. And that's, you know, that's what happens. And at what point does a line get crossed? I mean, at what point?  And, you know, it might be cash involved in the sense that I bought tickets to a fundraiser. That's one person. He has a constituent. Constituent goes out and holds signs every day and then realizes that there's a stop sign in the street now that he really wishes or a street down where he really wishes there was a stop sign. And he goes to his legislature and he says, look, I hold signs for you hours. And you, you know, help me out. You're my guy. And I want this, this, I want this stop sign up. And the legislature looks at him and he knows that if he says no, he's lost the sign holder. So, and the other case, if he says no, he may lose a contribution. I mean, what's the distinction? It must really, I'm sure there's been a lot written about that, John.  People lobby for candidates. They hold signs for candidates. They make, they make contributions for candidates. But there is a line out there. And clearly we know that what happened here recently or at least what was found here, investigated here, that crossed the line. And so the question is, where is the line? Where is the line? And definitely crossed the line. We used to, I have, I'm guilty of using this in the speech where I'm talking to an audience of people and telling them, where else, but in a democracy, can you influence public policy by sign holding? You can go out there and hold signs and therefore you elect who you want in the legislature and you can do it. I, you know, so there is a line, as you said. And I guess that's really the question I'm meeting up to. Have you got any sense of where that line is? Well, I know what these guys did was over the line. I know what K.L. Ohad did was over the line. If it shocks the conscience, it's over the line. If it involves cash that is treated as a secret payment, you know, it's over the line. At one point, Colony English hid $5,000 under the floor mat in his car. When he was stopped at a traffic stop and there was a policeman nearby, he hid it. I mean, it's a guilty knowledge.  That's clearly over the line. What about the situation where you've got a committee, a chairman whose wife may be employed in an agency and the agency is essentially unnoticed that if anything happens to her or him if there was a husband, bad things would happen. I mean, where's this line? Clearly Colony and Tyler, who by the way, I should say, I don't know that much about the case and I'm actually quite saddened with it because both of those gentlemen for 90% of what they've done in their careers or in my opinion did very good things for Hawaii and for their districts and if this happened. But okay, so now we got this situation where there's no money being transferred directly but there's money going into the family and the threat remains. Is that something that, is that, where's that on the line? I mean, if you make me the trier of fact to judge the regulator on that and I saw money going into one end of the family and the other end of the family is a legislator or a judge or some public official, I see that as attributable, this attribution there like in the tax law, no question. And I treat that as a violation of the criminal law. But on the other hand, it seems to me that this isn't just a matter of catching these two guys now. But by the way, my reading of the newspapers is that they were not charged with or they did not plead guilty to bribery per se. Bribery per se in the federal system is a very serious felony. They pleaded guilty to some lesser offense like I don't understand this offense. I never knew about this offense. It's called honest mail fraud. I don't know how a mail fraud can be honest but there you go, which is a lesser offense and it tells you that they're getting some kind of deal. Maybe they're talking or singing as the case may be about others. So we haven't seen the end of this and their prosecution really so far tells us there's something else under the rock. In any event, it seems to me that where we have failed is not only in the investigation and prosecution side which clearly we have failed but also in the public spectacular side because if my wife gets money and I vote in a certain way the press ought to be able to find out and there's any public record of it, of any kind. Let's say you put it in the public record. It's in the public record but it's also the agency knows that bad things could happen. I mean, it would depend on the personality but another way, first of all, as I said when those two cases occurred, I was actually saddened and then kind of angry but then on the other and then I thought about it and I said, there have been cases in the legislature where companies because it's a part-time legislature, companies would hire somebody for nine months of the year and then let them go and essentially have them be a legislator for three months but you can't sit around a company table without knowing what the company's position is on issues. And outside of the fact that one was really sneaky and the other is more accepted, what's the difference ultimately? Well, the difference is if it sounds like a real FBI-type felony or federal felony, it sounds like something you would see in a late night movie with secreted cash. Well, there was, they clearly cost the line but in terms of influencing public, influencing legislation or influencing public policy, it's perfectly legitimate for the two examples that I gave you to occur. And yet the result is the same as the person that took money and was hiding it under the map or it could be the same. So where's the ethics commission on this? I mean, if they have information that suggests there's a bad connection, if they have information that suggests that somebody is being influenced by attributed money or any kind of inappropriate influence, then they can investigate but they don't investigate.  You could say that they don't have time for that but the fact is if they investigated this and they made public their findings, this would affect things and it would reduce the amount of this wink and blink type corruption that we have. Which is by the way, one of the challenges of democracy is that if you make things public, then it self-corrects, you know? And yet, but certain things, you know, I don't know. Oh, lawyers, you and I both are lawyers and we have clients and we have a fiduciary duty to our client. This is, I'm not talking and so we're talking ethics now. So as a lawyer, I have a fiduciary duty to my client. I get elected to the legislature. I'm still a lawyer and what happens? What happens when I get put in between my fiduciary duty to people who elected me and my fiduciary duty to my client? That's a really good point.  Well, I think that these, I think that what we're seeing may be more systemic than we as a society wanna admit. I mean, the audience would be friends looking out for friends, but we may actually have a system that ultimately would frown on direct cash, you know, we just, that is clearly over the boundaries. But if there is this whole gray area that needs, that may be systemic, may be part of where we all are. Anyway, I think to some extent, yeah, we're gonna cross the line now. Now I'm gonna ask you questions, okay? So we're gonna take a short break so that I like to give TinkTak a chance to put on a commercial. So we're gonna do a short break. And then, Jay, when we come back, you got a chance to give me, put me under the car. Okay, thank you. Two major crises have descended upon humanity. I'm a change and the coronavirus. They may seem independent of each other. In fact, they are very closely linked. The emergence of COVID-19 on top of climate change is a spiraling crisis, and it's just the beginning. Aloha, my name is Mark Shlove. I am the host of TinkTak Hawaii's law across the C program. My program comes on every other Monday, one o'clock. And we talk about a lot of different subjects. All of them law related in some way, either life or practice. And I try to have a diversity of guests that can talk about different topics of interest. So please join us, TinkTak Hawaii, law across the C program every other Monday, one o'clock in the afternoon. Aloha. And today, at this half of the program, we got my guest host, Jay Finnell, and I become the guest. Okay, Jay, take it away. Okay, well, here's the thing, you were governor during that period, and this is a period at least, I think it was consistent with our discussion that in which the culture has changed. And right now it's at a low ebb. I think all the commentators would say that. It's a low ebb. And these crises with K. Aloha, and now these legislators and city officials and all that, this is pretty serious. We got it all around, like having a virus all over your body. And of course, the commentators, including Charles DeJew wrote an opinion piece saying, we're gonna rebuild public trust. It's pretty serious that we don't take this corruption seriously and don't do anything about it. So, what's happened over our lifetimes, John, is that it has declined. It has turned from high school friends to cash. And I never saw it. I never saw it. I kept on thinking it was high school friends. I never saw it turn to cash. Did you see it turn to cash? When can we say it turned to cash? Well, I think the whole system. I don't think it's one person. In fact, the guys who get caught are probably arrogant in a sense and unfortunate, and in my opinion, may not have the greatest intelligence, but with regard to this, but I believe the whole system is permeated with money. I mean, money, the United States Supreme Court passes a decision that allows corporations, and it's united. Can't remember the full name of the case, but it's- Citizens United. Citizens United, which allows big money to enter any campaign, period. When I was running for office years ago, we used to throw these fundraisers, for example, and it was 25 bucks because we wanted people there. We wanted a lot of people.  I mean, so the money becomes very important in all of this. The legislature is looking at the fact that right now, legislators, the fundraisers doing the session. So there's a bill in there saying, you can't do that because it pressures lobbies to give you money and change your votes and all of that. And that's great, except all they have to do is in their caucus say, we're not gonna do this anymore. You don't need a law. You just need people to start behaving themselves. That's true, it's leadership, isn't it? Yeah, it is, it is. And you know, well, I think, I don't think anybody had a hold of fundraisers out of their district. The only reason, the reason for holding a fundraiser doing the session, and it all begins very benignly was because neighbor island legislators went home after the session. So they needed to hold a fundraiser. And it grew and everybody noticed that that's a good time to hold it because everybody wants your vote, you know? And so it grows. So maybe they shouldn't do it doing the session. I don't think we should help, but maybe also they shouldn't do it anywhere else but in their districts. They're always the reforms. The other systematic thing, and you know, back in my time, what we proposed actually was public finance. People talk about the influence of money in our political system. And yet, if you bring up the idea of publicly financing elections so that everybody's equal and nobody needs to go and ask for a contribution from anybody. You get a lot of resistance on that. There was always a lot of resistance on that. Because somehow you're giving money to politicians, but actually there was one election. And I remember this a long time ago. I think it was in 1976. I think it was the first election that I actually was a campaign manager for. And we had expenditure ceilings and you could only spend up to $10,000. Absolutely. It didn't matter whether you took public financing or anything, you could only spend up to $10,000 and it equalized the race. If we were looking at new blood coming in, because right now obviously incumbents have tremendous advantage because they get all the money. You can throw them, they throw the fundraiser.  Well, as usual, just like Citizens United, Supreme Court looked at this and said, now you can't have that. And so we no longer have contribution limit. I was the worst decision in the century in maybe a century and a half. That was a terrible, terrible decision. And it was visible at the time they handed that one down that it would wreck the political system and the democracy. And it is doing that right on course. But let me go to a question I mentioned during the break and I would like to ask you. And that is, what's the connection here? Because we have seen Congress go corrupt. Congress has been corrupt. And they haven't paid a penalty. I remember in Michael Morris film, Sicko, remember that was about the healthcare system 20 years ago. And he pointed out that a lot of these guys who were on the health committees in Congress would get these really sweet jobs from the health agencies immediately after their turn was up, if not before. And they would have all these fantastic, multi-hundred thousand dollar jobs out of the same companies that they were ruling on in their legislative function while they were in office. And it was really filthy. And he named names in that movie. He told you who was getting these jobs. See, we're gonna put somebody in jail because they took $5,000. And if I read the news reports correctly because they needed to pay a mortgage. And then when we are going to actually make legal the idea that if you're in Congress or in the state legislature for that matter or anyplace else, and you vote for something and the company pays you a hundred thousand dollars that's legal. You know, there used to be, when I was in law school there used to be a sign on Lindsey, my professor Lindsey Kang's a wall.   And that's the system. I mean, that's the kind of when the source of corruption is much bigger than somebody sneaking a few dollars in stupidity. That's why there has to be prosecution. That's why there has to be stiff sentences. That's why there has to be ethics commissions. That's why there should be a rule whether it's an ethics rule or a statute that you can have a fundraiser during the session. I have observed, I don't know if you ever saw this in the same way, but I have observed situations where these companies would come to town. They wanted something from Hawaii. They'd come to town in the middle of the session and lo and behold, and they would go to fundraisers, lo and behold, they would have what they wanted. They were here during the session and they gave contributions during the session and then they left again. Well, see, I think that we ought to look at the whole financial system.  This is gonna be very controversial. I think we ought to pay our politicians what we want them to be. In other words, if we want people to be outstanding leaders, then we ought to give them the basis to live like that. There's this sort of myth that we are all gonna be the farmer that goes off his field, serves one term in the legislature and then goes back and plants corn. And it doesn't work like that.  So the whole systematic... What do you think of term limits, John? Well, the problem with term limits is what I saw in California, which is what you just described. You know, I had the privilege of actually lobbying in Sacramento and we have strict term limits. And what was happening was legislators were just flipping. I serve one term in the house and then I go one term in the Senate. Or I got two terms limitation.  And so, you know, the money was kicking this incumbents out. All it meant was people were looking for more soft landings. So, yeah, maybe we should have term limits. But as long as money is the source of everything, I think the system is a serious problem. Well, yeah, let me ask you one more thing. And that is, John, so these two guys and then K.L.O.H. and then in the Corporation Council and in the city, I mean, it just seems to be... Everybody's getting so sloppy. Yeah, and it's not just that all of a sudden the prosecutors are investigating more. I think they've all been investigating for a long time. It's just happened to pop up now. And as you say, they're sloppy. I mean, these legislators and officials are sloppy and they...  You get to the point where you get away with stuff, little stuff for so long. But if you make that connection, if you make that logical deduction, then aren't we saying that there's more here under the rock? John, do you feel there's more here under the rock? And then if the investigations proceed based on, you know, what is public now, maybe somebody wants to make, you know, provide some information to the prosecutors in order to improve his or her own position, that the prosecutors will be able to find much more of this because there is a culture of it. And not only the people who actually also did this sort of thing, but the people who knew that it was happening, other officials who knew that it was happening and didn't do anything about it. Well, I think it's best possible. But, you know, on the other hand, so much of what we would consider unethical or what we would consider, in my opinion, just illegal behavior is probably not. See, that's the point. The system itself is what would, if somebody wanted to build a sewage plan and hired me as the safety official and paid me the same amount of money for not throwing up to work for a month, that would be legal. See, that's the point.  I mean, why do you accuse your own family of stealing your mailbox of all things? And that's where it started.  And the cover-up is always worse than the initial. That's true. Let me ask you about solutions that have been suggested. One solution is to have a commission with about 10 people on it, many of whom have stood for democracy and reform, some of whom have been charged with ethical issues in the past and it'd be interesting to put them on a committee like this. That's one possibility. Another possibility, as you say, is no fundraising during the session.  If they really want to influence you, they can give you, they can do it after the session too. So I think we need a commission. I think we need to look at the whole system, though.  And this is the balance. This is the balance. The balance has something to do with we want a democracy where people can participate in making the rules. You don't want to create a political system that only somebody who's a millionaire can participate in. So I can self-fund my own elections.  See, very few. And yet, if we're not careful, that's the system will only favor people like that. I mean, if you're starting off and you're really working hard and doing things, what do we do with the system?  Well, shake it and bake it. At the end of the day, it does sound like over there'll be some, what do you want to call it, optical changes here, that as you say, the chances are that it will continue. Well, I think one thing, if there are more people, you know, that get caught in the web, one positive result is we'll probably improve the intelligence quotient of the legislature. That's another story. Another story for another show. Anyway, with that note, I'm sorry, Jay, you got to interrogate me today, but the time is up. So you got one last question. Okay, what is going to happen here as a result in this session and the next session? What is going to happen as a result in terms of the efficacy of the ethics organizations, the state auditor, the people running for offices? Is this going to be an ongoing plank? In other words, am I going to see people, for example, running for governor, getting up there and saying, is part of my platform going to stamp out corruption?  Is this going to be a lingering issue or an issue that just drives up and goes away?  And you don't want to get any clothes. You don't want to get anywhere where there's any smell. But you know, we talk about this because it's important to us and it's saddening to see this happening in our state. But as you mentioned, I think the entire nation, I mean, look at what's happening in Washington. I mean, this is just insane.  Now he didn't have to go and get a $5,000 bribe from somebody, but he did figure out how to not pay taxes, for example. And all of this type of stuff. And it goes all the way down.   The guy that will get caught is the guy who can't pay his mortgage on the bottom of the chain. And that probably will happen in Hawaii. You know, unless we start to actually offer systematic change. Otherwise, yeah. You know, no fundraisers doing the session. If they really get bull, no fundraisers anywhere but in your district. If they really get bull, maybe they'll talk about, you know, no employment. Well, you're outside employment. And then we got to deal with the issue that that comes with the idea that you got to pay these legislators a little bit more. But, you know. I think that's a very profound point and it reminds me of what goes on in Singapore. In Singapore, they pay legislators enormous salaries, hundreds of thousands. And as you say, it's because they want to trust them. So they're giving them a salary commensurate with what they expect. And you also gets better people.  It just not doesn't have somebody with money or somebody who is actually working for money, you know, for another money source. So yeah, we'll see. But what will probably happen is we'll have a lot of rhetoric and everything will blow over. And then we'll see, you know, what the real thing that's gonna be interesting is not what happens this session or even next session or next election is what the conversation is gonna be five years out. Whether we even care or whether that just disappears from our psyche. See, I would say, well, it will disappear but the problem will not go away. And the conversation has to continue. And I think one of the things that you and I and think that can do is make sure the conversation does continue. This is a sacred cow. People don't wanna talk about it, but we should. Well, absolutely. So with that, I am gonna thank you so much for being sharing this program with me. I actually wish I had asked the tic-tac for another half an hour, but unfortunately, I didn't. So we are going to say aloha at this moment. Thank you very much, Jay. Thank you, John, aloha. Aloha.


Hi, it's Bridget. Welcome to Above Life Channel. The purpose here is to inspire your spirit to fill you with hope. Today I am going to have a conversation with Prince in the afterlife. Now this conversation is timely. It will be added to the playlist for Prince, which you can find here at Above Life Channel.  All right, today this is timely because I want to talk to him as we are coming up on the three year anniversary of his transition into the afterlife where Prince became full-on spirit. And interesting this year, so you're watching this video, you may be watching it at another time, but it's being recorded in April 2019. And this year, the transition date of Prince into the afterlife is the same day as Easter. So I wanted to chat with Prince about that because I believe as a psychic, as a medium, as one who really connects with the energy of things, the flow of things and works in energy like it's art, like this beautiful co-creative medium that we can use. Access and feel for our healing, for our inspiration, all that good stuff. I believe that dates can have significance. They can be like a light, a pin dot on a map. But it's like a light in cosmic consciousness where we can all connect. That might sound like really woohoo or really kind of blow your mind, but that's true. That's just the way it is. And so I want to talk with Prince about that. I just did a channeling with him. So I did it for a small group that I've been hosting during this time of year, during the spring. I have tried to do that for people who just have really had a hard time when Prince left the planet. And now that he's full-on spirit, that's how I know him as full-on spirit. Even though I live in Minnesota and I've been to Paisley Park, yes, it's magical studios. I know him so much more as an afterlife spirit, as a spirit friend, as a spirit guide. He's got a wonderful vibe to him. He loves to assist people with healing. He really uplifts people who really feel down, people who are dealing with depression, anxiety, addiction. He really loves creative energy and sees it as a healing vibration, as a healing tool. And I believe in that myself as well, that being creative is really a healing tool. And so let's chat specifically. Thank you for being here. He's already here if you can feel him. If you're a psychic and you're watching or if you're intuitive or in tune with energy, you can feel him. Alright, so we just chatted a whole bunch. So now Prince, let's talk about it.  So can you tell me why that is first? He says, I thought you needed a fresh perspective, a fresh look. Like, okay, thanks. When I chat with Prince and I'm in a casual conversation, I use my own words to rephrase or reframe what he is sharing. And when he is sharing, sometimes I hear it in conversation tone, or we have an interaction or a connection with Clair Sentient Channel, which is the sensing, feeling, heart space, just so you guys are aware that's what's happening. So if you're like, it doesn't sound like Prince, okay, because I'm Bridget, not Prince. And I'm sharing what Prince says.  And you're like 30, okay. Well, that was kind of sassy. Sorry about that. Hey, transparency. This is who I am, you guys. All right. So you wanted me to have a different perspective, a different look at things? Yes, because the different view and looking outside, it's April in Minnesota. And we did have a massive snowstorm blizzard like a week ago. He kind of laughs, he goes, yeah. Yeah. He's laughing. He thinks it's funny. I know. Today is a little bit cloudy, a little bit dreary. I'm looking outside and I do see some evergreen trees. It's beautiful. Thank you for moving over to this side so I can really feel the energy. He says, I want you to know what's possible. That's important. I want you to feel this energy. He says, Bridget, I want you to feel this energy of what's possible here in the springtime as you share, as you channel this for everyone. Okay, you guys, you got it. All right. One of the most important things in connection is feeling the energy. As you watch this video, please give yourself permission to do that, to feel the vibes. That felt really good. Thank you. That's such a gift. You know, nature really does help us, doesn't it, to tune in and connect. Thank you. You know, as a Minnesotan to a Minnesotan, I appreciate that. Because at least it's not snowing outside. At least it's not 30 degrees outside. I might even get up to 50 today. Woo-woo! You know, I appreciate what you can get, huh? Mm-hmm. All right, so will you chat with us, please, Prince, about, gosh, it's been three years now. Three years since you decided to leave the body and just head out into the cosmic consciousness of the universe and live full-on spirit.  And I know in your human life, you really, really had a connection to Jesus. And I know that in the afterlife because when I've done some private group stuff, when I've done some private programs like my virtual retreat or my spring thing and that kind of thing, you and I have talked about Jesus. And you have spoken a lot about, you've helped me to feel that energy connection that you have with Jesus. And I appreciate that because I've connected with Jesus. I've connected with Jesus myself as well, many times just as you probably as viewers. If that's your, if Jesus is one of your spirit guides or one of the deities that you like, you don't have to be Christian, by the way. This isn't a religious thing. We're not, Prince and I aren't talking about religion.  But in the afterlife, there is no, there's none of that. There's no body, so there's no formal structuring of belief systems to contrast. Everybody, everybody, it's all diverse and beautiful and a tapestry, right? I feel like I have to say that sometimes, you know. But you and I have talked about Jesus and this weekend is very important to people who love Jesus because we're really connected with Jesus in the afterlife. And I do think that is very special. The connection you have with him in the afterlife.    How's that connecting? How do you feel about that? Like, I want to ask you, what's that planned? Is that part of the plan? He's like, hey, I just show up. I go where I'm needed. He says, I go where I'm needed, you know. I just show up, like in co-creation, you know, I just show up, I show up, I go where I'm needed. So does that mean that you feel like your people need you?  People who, if you're not an avid Prince fan, just so you know, the avid Prince fans, the Prince adores, they use the word fam instead of fan because Prince, when he was alive, didn't like to use the word fan because it meant like fanatics are crazy. But just because you call somebody a fam and not a fan doesn't mean they're not crazy. Let me just tell you, because some of the Prince adores have a lot of intensity and passion and are not afraid to put you in your place. Let me just tell you that.  You want them on your side because they're going to just come to your back, you know. I have learned that Prince, working with your people has been three years now since I've been connected in this energy space and, wow, wow. You know, you cannot change somebody's full on committed belief. I mean, if they're committed, this is what this is what it is. And that's, they're very purist sometimes, sometimes, right? But they come in all colors of the rainbow, all different shades of that. Adoration or admiring or what have you. So are you here for your people? He says, absolutely. He said, I promised them I would be. He said, Bridget, you know, I promised them I would be. I'm not going anywhere. Her Prince is not reincarnated. I'm going to tell you guys that right now. From my interpretation and from what he is sharing with me, he's not, he's not reincarnated. He intends to be in the afterlife so that he can connect with you and help you. So how do you work with individuals, Prince? Like right now this weekend, you know, it's coming up on the third year of your absence from human plane. And there's a lot of people that love you that are still trying to understand.  And every year on the anniversary of your death, it brings up and stirs up a whole bunch of stuff for people. What would you say about that? He says, well, I'm not Jesus. I'm going to say that. He says, Bridget, you mentioned Jesus and I want to make sure I humbly acknowledge that I'm not Jesus. We're different. We're different energy. We're all connected. We're all oneness. But we're different energy. He says, you refer to me often as a healer and I'm humbled by that. And yes, I have committed to a mission here, here after life as a spirit, to fulfill my promises to those who enjoyed my music and my work to continue sharing that connection. And now that I cannot make new music, there has to be a way that I can still be here for those who feel as though they need me. Now, people don't need me. People talk themselves into needing things like food or medication or other people. And let me clarify. When I say food, I mean certain kinds of food.  And I'm like, ah, because I like me a donut from time to time. So he's kind of like, hey, you don't need any of that. What you need is the connection to your soul, to your spirit. What you need is to remember who you are, really who you are.  He says, that brings everybody up. He says, but I do feel like Prince, though, that part of your role is really helping people that are really in a low points.  I feel like you run the gamut. Like you really can help people. Like that's your job. It's like the healing part. He says, yeah, it's not about fixing. And I have said this before, you guys, if you follow my work for the last 15 years, which is how long I've been doing psychic and medium and coaching work 15 years, that I've always said that you are not broken. There's nothing wrong with you. But we feel like we need something like we're missing something. And what we're really missing is the connection to ourselves and being our own best advocate, being our own best cheerleader, believing in ourselves so much that when somebody else doesn't believe in you, it doesn't really matter because it's really about them and not you. And I can say that until I'm purple in the face. But I know too, as a human, I don't always live by that myself either. But with Prince, with you in the afterlife, I mean, that's what inspires me. I think you and I have similar desires. Like we want people to be, to recognize that they don't need all this external stuff. What they need most is that internal connection to themselves, to really honor, love and be in relationship with themselves and that the healing comes from inside of us. When we begin to like ourselves more and we treat ourselves kind in the way we treat other people, we actually are treating ourselves in private like that. Nice and kind and encouraging and supportive and, hey, I know you're really after that thing up, but you know what? I got you. I'm here for you. I made a pint of Ben and Jerry's or a couple of those blueberry fritters at the bakery, which seriously, you guys, that's my downfall. Oh my gosh, I love them to get over that human part of that hump. But the truth is, it's us. We got to be there for ourselves. It's not selfish. It's not. It's soulful and it's required. It is a mandatory class in this life called human. Okay. Prince and I have a lot in common that way. Like we care about that. Like and I have struggled with, I care too much about how other people are doing.  I'm breathing. Air is good.  What kind of energy is coming open here? Is this like a portal, like an access point? Is there an opportunity for healing? Is there an opportunity for clearing grief? What is it, Prince? Can you talk to us about the significance of the third anniversary of your death? Please, my friend.  And I can't do it very well right now because I have my braces in. But he does this thing where he goes, it's not much about saying. It's more about feeling. Being in solitude might be difficult for some, especially with the holiday. Prince sharing, paraphrasing, Prince sharing might be difficult with a holiday to find solitude. But if you can, that's going to be quite possibly could be the best thing for you. If you can be outside to be able to see what God has created, he uses the word God, he uses the term God. What he means by that in a spiritual context is God, prime creator, universe, cosmic consciousness, whatever you believe. To see what God has created, what has been present for you, what was here for you before you came to be a human and have an experience. He says, step outside and see, even if the weather is crappy. He says, even if the weather is crappy. Just see. He says, observe life happening around you, observe it. Notice the birds, the wind, the sky, the clouds, the grass, the coloring of things around you. And you will hear noise that's different than that. That's not God made, that's man made. But everything that man has made from the trucks moving down the highway to the trains and the tracks and the planes overhead are all an invention of man, mankind. The human mind has created those things because of the inspiration from the source, which is the soul, the spirit. He's showing me ideas come from inside your soul. They bubble up, inspire you and give you these beautiful gifts of opportunity. And he's showing me like fireworks, like these ideas come into your spirit, your soul. And then like fireworks, they go off and they're just this beautiful expression of kind of like a, what would you use for a word? Partnership between the human experience and the spirit in expression. And it's like a unity, a uniting, a harmony energy. I love that word harmony. It has come up a few times in sessions recently, harmony. And I've had the pleasure to actually speak with musicians and artists. Like musicians, singers, songwriters, lately. And even like filmmakers and things. And it's just so inspiring, Prince. It's so inspiring. He said, absolutely, it is, it is. He says creative people are my favorite. Creative people are my favorite. Everybody's creative though, Prince. Everybody is, right? So on this April 21st, which is the day, well, that's the official day of your passing. You and I have talked about this and I think it was actually the 22nd. About one. Yeah. One, 133, one something. And he says, yeah, it's a blur. It's all a blur. He says, Bridget, you're not supposed to talk about that. Sorry, I'm sorry. Not the passing. I'm not worried about the passing part. It's like the exact timing and doing that kind of stuff. Because then people argue and I don't really want this video to be about that. Then make it about something more beautiful. So, Prince, is there life after death? What kind of life is there? Or is there just the spirit is free from the body and there's not really a life or there's something different or how is that? He says, you know the answer to this. I know. I know. I do. Yes, I do. But explain it in this video, please. When we talk about the anniversary of your death. Yes. Yes, there is life after death. And it is what you choose it to be. You can come back and have a new life if you choose to do that. He says, I don't know why anybody would choose to do that. Even I've chosen to do that before. Prince has had all their lifetimes. I'm going to share that with you. But it's not for anybody to say. He says it's not for anybody to say. It's for you. So when do we decide that? Like when we leave our body and our spirit is just free and we are in the afterlife all of a sudden we're in this alternate level of dimension or reality or plane or whatever you want to describe it as. It's not that. You guys it's not creepy. And it's not all that weird or mystical. It's really like kind of like air, like sky, like the clouds. I think that's why people go heaven and they look up. It's kind of like that. It feels like that light and fluffy and you know. And at what point do we decide that then? What's next? He says there's no time. So he says it's hard to answer that specifically. He says that's pretty detailed. Pretty detailed. The time is not. There's no time. Everything is just now. And when you're a spirit then there's not this. He's sharing. There's not this pressure of having to do things like right now. There's all the time in the world because there's no world. It's all just like this eternal flow. And so there's no pressure. There's no restriction. It's just free. So are you just alone or can you explain that? No, no. He says no. No. You unite and you connect with others. And there is a magnetism or an attractive kind of energy. You just come together as energy. And then he says you can share and express through what you would consider a mind or a divine mind or one mind where you can share and express the common understandings of what you would consider like story, like telling a story, talking to each other, relationship, that kind of a thing. He says that does exist. But it's in a patterning, a web of very detailed, very complex looking if you were to look at it, but it's just a very natural kind of flow state where you connect with others who have had and shared similar experiences to your own such as other musicians, artists, things like that, family members, people you've shared lifetimes with, not just this one but others. But also there's lots of new things that you can explore, connect with and understand. And it's this gathering of knowledge, wisdom is the best way to describe it. And then you can choose to go into like a traffic pattern. It's kind of showing me like going into like a tube or something and coming into a new life experience and then you're born into life and then you have that life experience whether you're born into someone in Italy or Australia or the United Kingdom or the United States or the Arabia or Africa or wherever that's just or other dimensions, other planets, other experiences and existences because that's all possible. Okay, I didn't expect you to talk about that but hey, I'm honoring you Prince, you know, your three years in human context in the afterlife.  He says both. Once I feel really new, everything's exciting and new, it feels new and at times it feels like it's just always been like this. So talk about feeling as a spirit. Do you have feeling, emotion? It's not the same. It's sensory, how you sense things in your body, how you feel hot and cold and get the chills and shivers and that kind of thing. He's showing me but it's different. It's not, it doesn't derail you. It doesn't distract you. It only adds to the experience. It only enhances the learning. It only enhances the experience that is all in a common, it's like a common goal kind of a thing. It's in a common state of sharing and awareness as what he's describing. It's really beautiful, you guys. It's hard to articulate this in words. This is very advanced. I hope you guys here at Above Life Channel really appreciate this and really like this. For some of you this is going to seem too out of place, totally fine. But my job is to really be authentic and show and share what the spirit is sharing and try to check my own beliefs somewhat. I can't always do that. I'm a human being for crying out loud. Of course my own biases show up but I'll do my best to share what it is that you're sharing. He says, and I thank you. He's like, I thank you for that Bridget. I thank you. I know, thank you. You don't call me Bridget very often. Every once in a while when you're like usually Bridget, you holler at me to get the attention. It's funny, but it's true, you guys. It's kind of a funny kind of comic connection. We have. So, oh, people would want to know this, Prince.  Let's say that he says, yeah, a guide isn't a good term Bridget because you don't listen. I know I don't listen. It's clear people. I am not good with the clear audience. Hello. I do not listen. He's like, well, you don't take advice anyway. I'm like, I don't. I don't. That's just, that's true. I accepted. I love myself anyway. I love myself because that's who I am. But how, can you explain Prince how you and I can have these kind of conversations and banter and kind of silliness where if you're not a person, like you don't have a body, you don't have a brain. Oh, I'm sorry. That's kind of offensive. You have a divine mind. You don't have your own individual unique mind.  How do you have characteristics?  You're, that means your body isn't even alive. So how can you even identify with your body? Hello. Explain that to people. People are going to want to know this. I mean, I kind of know this. I just accept it. I'm like, this is just the way it works. And that's fine. I don't, I don't ask 5,000 questions. I probably did 15 years ago when I first like became psychic, but now I don't really. I'm like, eh, it is. It just is. So can you explain that to people? Hmm? It is how you perceive it to be, he says, as it is with the afterlife. For some, there's going to be a heaven. For others, there's going to be a state of sleep. It is how you believe it to be. And so it will be however you need it to be. It is really based on that. And he says for Bridget, it means interpersonal connection and communication. So I bring forward the energy of a structure of my human life. And we talk through that lens or through that channel. Perfect. Beautiful. Perfect. Perfect description. All right, you guys. So there you go. There you are. This is Bridget at Above Life Channel. The purpose here has been to inspire your spirit to fill you up with hope because this is your life. This is your life. So live it. I hope you've enjoyed this conversation with Prince in the afterlife. Thank you so much for watching.


Ludwig van Beethoven, Sonata Op. 27 No. 2, Moonlight. In the new edition of this sonata, done by Mario Pereira, he points out a lot of very new things. His thesis is that Beethoven was inspired by an old Greek instrument, the so-called Aeolian harp. And he proves in his foreword, which is really very, very interesting, that at the time Beethoven composed this sonata, he was especially interested in this instrument. And this is an instrument which has some strings, like a guitar or a lying cello, which is played by the wind, and not by somebody who can play it. But it is just reacting to the progress of the wind. And there was a book about this Aeolian harp, and it was published in 1881, and Beethoven read this book, and he also wrote down some ideas about it. And so Mario Pereira says, this proves that the atmosphere of this first movement has something to do with this. And I think it is obvious and one can follow this idea. And I just want to read a poem, a piece. It is from Johann Friedrich Hugo von Dahlberg. And the book is The Aeol's Harfe, An Allegorischer Traum. Allegorie is just a kind of symbolic dream. And here it is written, Beethoven copied down the title of the essay, as reviewed in the Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, together with the information regarding where this instrument could be purchased. On the same sheet is Beethoven's copy of a musical citation from one of Jean-Paul Gilles Martinis operas. That, in its compositional structure, may reveal connections with the first movement of the sonata. And this extract from Dahlberg in the Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung may certainly have supplied the stimulation for a bit of a sonata in C sharp minor. And now it is what is written there. In the blue ever cheerful air, which no mortal eye can penetrate, floats an island of clouds, inhabited by ethereal spirits, no burning ray of sunshine pierces its hazy circle, only the moon's pale silvery rays illuminate it. Well, we all know it as a moonlight sonata, and so this text will not change our approach or thinking about it, but I think it creates an atmosphere for playing this. And the pale face of the moon, Bleiche Gestalt, which we find also in some Schubert songs, the moon zeigt mir seine Bleiche Gestalt. I think it can be an indication that we have to keep the rhythm really very good in order without any kind of rubato or whatever. And it has to be quite strictly and maybe even very cold. And then we have this notation of... So there are two different rhythms, and at this time it was not quite sure if one should combine it really with the triplets, like it was done in Bach's music and also sometimes in Schubert's music. But Beethoven wrote it really down that you can see it should become afterwards, and also not double, like a point and then in triplets. I think you do it very well and please show it again how it works. We can just start with the theme. And then when we think about this pale picture of the moon, of course, if we have passages like this, it should be played without any movements, without any weight of the arm and just completely plain. Later we have some indications of crescendo and decrescendo. Of course, this you must bring out and you did. We could hear it in your performance. But here it should be completely plain. Can you try it? And also here, something like this. I always feel the words wo bistu. Where are you? Maybe where are you? The kind of unanswered question which suddenly occurs and also later in diminished chords. Can you just show this passage? Let's just start here. Without any expression, just completely cold and pale. My proposal would be even this is very equal and it is very pale. You really have a pale sound there. But I even wouldn't move with the body or just like a statue. Remain and don't do anything. But well, this is just a thing in the moment. There may be some parts where one could do a slight change of rhythm or tempo here. When the D is coming. So because this is a surprise. We have twice we have the D sharp and then it's a D. Can you show it? So nobody can say you do a retardando or whatever. You just point it out. Like if you have a wonderful ring and you just show it a little bit. Here's my ring. And I would also do it here when the harmony changes. Then you stay just a moment on the E to show now it's minor. Very good. But these kind of very, very few moments where you wait a little bit. They really should be only two or three. So that the rest is not disturbed. And concerning tempo of the whole sonata of the whole movement. Marie Pereira writes that one should count just in one. And also have in mind bar by bar. I think this is a very good idea. And when we worked on the production and prepared it. You remember we heard a lot of different recordings. And still the recording of Brenda is for me the best because it really flows. And well I remember when we heard it together. You're playing of the first movement completely changed it. And well I think this is really special. Everybody should listen to it. Maybe it is a little bit faster than you demonstrated at the beginning. Can you do again? With minor? No, it doesn't matter. We just demonstrate. We know that you can do it. One can follow this rhythm like a slow beat of the heart. And from the point of technique. We will do this in the next session. I will show you and discuss something. Okay, second movement. The whole thing is the whole sonata is like three steps. It starts in this sorrow and pale atmosphere. And now it's moving a little bit and it turns to major. And with a very exquisite trio with some articulations we really have to follow. And then agitato presto. So this is except the prestissimo in sonata opus 109. It's the fastest tempo Beethoven writes. So it deserves really to play with full emotion. And it is a catastrophe in a way which happens and which ends as a catastrophe. Could you just play the beginning of the second movement? These moments where we, like in the other sonatas, have a crescendo in a very short moment. Just two bars and then a sforzato. I would do more. Here in the second part. Try this. Because I think this sforzati, they are a sign that there is not just quietness and relax, but it is something behind the face. And then later in the trio. This is quite strong. And then it turns to pianissimo. And a lot of pedal and a big legato. So kind of a memory of the Aeolian harp. Can you do the trio? Quite strong with the sforzati. So the second movement is written by Beethoven atacca. So there is no pausa, no chance to put out the program or to cough or to talk with your neighbor in the concert. The atmosphere changes from C sharp minor to D flat major. Just a kind of innocent cantabile at the beginning, but still this sforzati. And the third movement I would let follow quite fast. And important is that you start really with the piano. Later we have a forte. Well, could you do this beginning? From here? Maybe, yeah, it's good. Maybe from here from the trio. And no, excuse me. The alegretto is coming again. Just start with the presto. A little crescendo if possible. And one can of course discuss, maybe one could take a little pedal for the beginning. Try a little bit. I think you still play so wonderfully clear that you can do this with the pedal. So it should not sound like easy skelattis or not. Okay, and then we have a lot of contrasts later with this and the piano. And then I think... So try to do this kind of differences between piano crescendo forte and piano. From here? Now in the forte you did this... One cannot call it an accelerando. But you go a little bit forward. And I would do this also in the piano. So that it is not like this. It's too relaxed. And accelerando would be too much. But think of an accelerando. Can you try? Main in this gesture of going forward. And here we have the forte. This is very good. And then let's turn to the... Maybe we can already go to the D major. To the fortissimo passage. There. And with very clear chords in the left hand fighting against this scale. Do the crescendo. Do also in the left hand. When the syncopes come... This is also somebody who is locked in and he wants to come out and try the door. So I would exaggerate the crescendo in the left hand. Can you try the version with the syncopes again? Very good. And then these arpeggios which are really very strange we find them later also in a passionata. And this should be really very very strong. Maybe you can play from here. F. Yeah. F sharp. I think this is a kind of sheer violence. And one can... And also this... The end very strong. Can you try? Next one should have a long formata because it's a big question mark what is happening. And then it comes back in piano and in C sharp minor. And well, the end we find very often in a passionata which you already played wonderful. We have this in F minor and here we have it in C sharp minor and it is really a catastrophe. It ends with a blow up of the piano. And maybe you can start just the coda. And even with the gesture I'm sure that you do a crescendo when you go down. Can you do it again? Yes. I would not do... But this is nobody cares for the rhythm it must be in tempo. Thank you very much.